eMisa Ellxabeth Daly’s eighth Pfe. Burdett F. Webb Jr., son of grade mathematics classes will Mr.,and Mrs. Burdett F; Webb, 181 near a flannel board talk on " ^ e Glenwood St., participated in am­ SPECIALIZIMG IN Banking Story” Wednesdiy mom-, phibious ship-to-shore maneuvers •ft# Jfau%ehHter PTA. CWincU ing at the high school. N. William with the 3rd Marine Regiment. 3rd CUStOM BUILT HOMES TPrin aoMt tonlllit at 8 o'clock in Knight.' public relations officer of Marine Division, on the Island of •The Community' Youth service, auditorium of the n w Keeney the' Manchester Trust Co., will Okinawa on Jan. 25. sponaored by the Manchester GENERAL contracting St(«et School. make the presentation.' Christian Youth Council. Will be VOL. LXXVI, NO. 101 (FOURTEEN PAGES) MANCHESTER. CONN., TUESDAY, JANUARY 29, 1957 tCiMainad AdverUshig ea Page U ) PRICE -FIVE CENTB St. Ftancls Xavier Mothers held at the Emanuel Lutberap REMODELING AND REPAIRING Tlte OoamopOlttan Clutt will meet Tiie Rev. Joseph Leo of the Pas- Circle w ilP ^ld a meeting at the Church Sunday gt 7 p.m. Friday at 2 pan. In the Federation Sionist Monastery in Farmington home of Mrs^Theodore Kasek, 78 The Rev. Eiarl Modean of the FREE e s t i m a t e s — MORTGAGES ARRANGED of Center Conyrefatlonal will address the Catholic Young Oliver Rd., a\^8:15 Wednesday Christ the King Lutheran Church. ' Legislators Asked Adult Club of'^Jttrtford Wednes­ night. Co-hostessM will be Mrs. Windsor, will deliver the medbage.' if Church. Miit Jean Campbell, ex- John Smith.and MrK James Toner. ecutiW director of the-Manchester day evening at lk30 in St. Ann VConalder Your Call.” which la the , ERNEST A. RITCHIE To Legislate Joke Girl Scouts, and Miss fimily Smith Memorial Hall. HarCTm-d. The topic theme of Youth Week thla year. Army Unveils 16 LIBERTY ST. — TEL. MI .1-8172. MANCHESTER of his address will bes^'A Report Taking part in the worship serv­ ■will talk hnd shoa* slides of Troop state Capitol, Hartford, Jan. 29 ra’ trip to Ekjrope Jast summer. from Fatima.” , Parisian ChoiiK^ ice W'iU be Elwood Lechausse, Richard Erickson and JJsle Bivwn. UP*—A representative of the State Senators Schedule Review The Army and Navy Club . Ushers will be Lee Bogli, Gary Development commission asked a Major Anna Andreas^n and Cap­ lary will hold a setback To Give Concert Dougan, Peggy Gustafson and legislative committee today to ap­ tain Blanche Chavarry of the Wil- the clubhouse tonight at 8:50. Carolyn Johnson. Better Missile prove a bill which, he' said, would limantlc Salvation Army Corps At High School Edsel Isaacson, assistant to the JUST ONE WEEK LEETf ‘‘take attention away from a verj-! will be guest speakers at the week­ XI Gamma Chapter of Beta Sig­ pastor at Bhnanuel Lutheran old joke” reflecting no credit on ly meeting of the Women's Home TO STOCK UP DURINO HALS'S ma Phi will meet tomorrow at 8:15 The fJttle Singers of Paris, one Church, will be in charge of tha of­ New York, Jan. 29 (iP) ■—an; unreveallng view of the mil; Connecticut. League tomorrow at 2 P-m. in the p.m. at the home of Mrs. Esther Bile- in the proceaa of fabrication. The bill, heard by the JudiciatT,' of E uro^ s most famous choral fering. Brenda Ann Cole will be in The Armed Services shed, local CiUdel. They will present the Bissell, 304 School S t charge of the music, with Cynthia Karlier Air Force plana to ahow and Governmental Functions com­ devotional message and a program groups, wilKpresent tw’o concerts Falint Photo John Jay Photo new light on their missile pro­ Of U.S4 Policy in Mideast Joyce M. Ottone Barbara J. Hills Treggor playing the violin. flbns of the Thor being loaded mittee, provides that in ail unoffi­ of vocal and instrumental music. President Lucille Hlrth. Florence Wednesday sjNthe high school. The offering this year will go JANUARY WHITE SALE grams today by announcing into'a Cl 24 cargo plane for ahip- cial. referencea Connectloit be A social hour will follow, with Mrs. Streeter, Jane Fortin. Lillian Lind­ The group wilnappear under the to help support: the local Youth hitherto unidentified projects ment from am them California to "known as "The Constitution Anna Addy, Mrs. Lucy Richardson Announce Engagements Council as well as, to aid the Con­ STOCK UP OX SHKET.S, CASKS. BLANKETS, ers, Eilla Brimble, Helen Beebe, auspices of the Mm^hester PTA BED PILLOWS, SIATTRE8S PADS. AND and showing motion pictures the testing center at Patrick Air State,” a reference to Its claim to and Mrs. Mina Metcalf as Mary Leduc, Muriel Auden and necticut and national branches o f - Force Baae„ Florida,'were dropped, poaaeSsing the world's first written hoMtesaes. Friends are invited. Laura Ecabert attended the quar­ Council, < Mrs. Ida A. Ottone. 20 Victoria Mr. and Mi’s. Willard B. Hills, the organization. COVERS, CURTAINS, DRAPES, TOWELS, Etc, of some of them publicly for and the display was limited 'to the Constitution. terly meeting of the VFW Auxilia­ This company of sih^qrs In­ Rd., announces the engagement of ' 29 Phelps Rd., - announce the en­ All are welcome to attend the the first time. leas revealing film. DonaI<^ Perry tolil the committee Manchester Lodge. No. 75, A. F. ry Department held yesterday in cludes 32 boys, ranging ilv^age her daughter. Miss Joyce Marie gagement and coming marriage of aervice. ” ThU dlzclMurea occurred at the Inquiry Will Cover and A. M;, will hold A special com- Schriever described the X17 as a that the (development commission Meriden. from 10 to 16 years, and is di« Ottone, to Edwrard A. Bachl. son their daughter, Mias Barbara J. annual meeting of the Institute "re-entry teat vehicle deaigned to munieatlen at the MaaonicJTemple of Mr. and Mrs. Anthony Bachl, ! Hills, to James. P. Hagerty, s^n of torhorrow night at 7:30. The Mas­ ed by Msgr. Fernand Maillet. Another Shipment! of the Aeronautical Sciences. , provide information on problems (CawHwued o« Pag. Thirteenl St. Elizabeth's Circle will meet Two identical concerts will be Layton St., West Hartford, j Mr. and Mrs. James M. Hagerty, MaJ. Gen.iB'.n.ll A. Schriever, boas which arise when the wai head 'OT'' ter “ Mason degree will be le wedding will take place ;72 Stanley "St., East Hartford, exempUfled by. the officers of the at the home of Mrs. .John Schei- presented, the first at 10:30 a.m. '^7iSsCWPTIONr^^ of the U.S. Ballistic program, a. ballistic missile reenters the at- Period of 11 Tears benpflug. 281 School St., Wednes­ and the second at 1:15 p.m. SattiKday, June 1. i Miss Hills, who was graduated EVERY SHIPMENT A tOMPLETE SELLOUT! said the program was “ beginning moaphere." ' v" - lodge, aaaiated by the members of from Manchester High School In "Fro* piek'iip - the Felloweraft Club. At the con­ day at 8:15 p.m. All children in Grades 4, 5 and 6 BE HERE EARLY! to psy dividends”— and that the He said the XlO was a reaearrh Gotham Timis June 19,53 is .employed In the medi­ and dMivtry’' T h o C ' 1.500-mile Intermediate vehicle for the North American clusion of the meeting., there'will at St. James’ Parochial School cal department of Pratt and Whit­ Navho, which is a supersonic Wa.shington, Jan. 29 RNER MAIN and OAK STREETS And when the King Anally reach­ Knowland had told reporters good If your blond needs these week during Senate hearings on fldence in DuUes n>ay, rest heavily ed Manhattan, he got only a sedate He speclflcally mentioned the pos- earlier in the day. after a con- HALF SOLES i strengthThuildtng elements. President Elsonhower'a Middle „ „ gecfftnry-g „butty to patch police escort of 10 o«;aU-.Wbo.vZccuMd him o f Pan! K. LaBree Zippers Replaced— ^Hata Cleaned Is. Start this very' dar. You've Moreover, . t)>« police had- been laadew..Al.Jj)».WWt« namle a»d-flmnw»*l Te^etlrm e.' * •torm. avoiding direct replies as they directed to halt the motorcade TCey fo f 'I S ^ t e a T ^ i if the administration wdiild make xhe Iraqi delegate spoke as the U m e 3 Minute H ed Service— All Work Guaranteed nothing to lose for FERRIZAX Is every effort to cooperate with the M l 3 *5 9 40 only sold satisfaction guaranteed Dulles believes that he has Ki- ^ questioned him. Dulles believes this whenever it encountered > a red One of the finest high achool traick coaches In the country, Charles L. ( Pete) WIgren. retired Man­ 80-nation Assembly prepared to SHOES SHINED or your money hark. senhower'a continued backing and not an impossible task because light at an intersection on iti; way chester High mentor, was preaehtMl with a Gold Key last night by Sports Editor Earl Yost of The Man­ review of Middle East policy. suspend it* debate temporariiy to A jno Tablets only $1.SI. confidence, they said, as well as m dealing vlth other foreign policy to the Wald(H‘f-Astoria Hotel, chester Herald at the 16th annuiu Gold Key Dinner of the Connecticut Sports Wrltera’ Alliance in Knowland called the Idea of the permit private consultation* on the J. W. Hale Department Store that of top Republican leaders In problems he will be able to provide, where the King Is staying tonight. Hartford. Mora than 800 turned out to honor Wigren, Cha'rlea Clire of New Haven and Or. John- review "acceptable” to the R esi­ next step in the critical Middle Congress. Some Of these already more definite and concrete Citizens themselves paid little Stoddard of Meriden. Other pictures, details .on the sports pages. (Herald Photo by Oflara). dent and Secretary Dulles. ‘ • East situation. 225 MAIN ST. have spoken up in his defense. answers. heed to the potentate's arrival. On the p Int of what documents Soviet Deputy Foreign Minister The 68-year-old Dulles is re­ .Newly named undersecretary of At Pier '45 on the Hudson River, might eventually be disclosed, Vassily V. Kuznetsov threw hla SELF SERVE ported to have been stung by the State Christian Herter, former Re- where the King had been brought Knowland said it was the under­ support behind the Arab demands bitternesa of some of the critical piibican governor of Massachu­ by the Navy frigate 'V^llla A. Lee; standing of this administration for ImmcKdiate Israeli withdrawal. barrage- hurled a t ' him by some setts, is viewed by most informed there were only an estimated 350 lliSt dlscloturc of private conver­ At the same time, he criticized AND Senators, notably Sens. Fulbright offleisis as s likely successor to Snow, Ice Sheath Si pcSJ’s«':' the United States for gdvocating sations with heads of sratea and I (D-Ark.), Morse (D-Ore.) and Dulles . in the event either health to 600 spectators. Many were at­ the use of U.N. Emergency Forcea .ETCHER RUSS CO. tracted solely by the commotion personal correapondance vr 11 h ' Htunphrey 'iD-M lnn.t. But de- or Eisenhower's wishes force the Katmandu. Nepal, Jan. 29 t/P)— to replace Isrqeli forces now in 9-7879 . spite thla verbal battering the Sec­ Secretary to step aside. and had to ask what was taking them "la not customary” and that two areas of Egypt — the Gaza MEAT DEPT. place. Grips Manchester Premier Chou En-lai said today it was expected they would not be 188 WEST aqDDLjE TURNPIKE retary, who underwent a major Herter, however, has not yet Red China would consider negotiat­ cancer operation leas than three When the King arrived at the released. (Continued on Page Ntnejl CORNER DURANT 8T. assumed his.nevv' duties and would ing an exchange of prisoners with In his letter. Dulles laid: TUESDAY AND WEDNESDAY months ago, has suffered : no ap- need a '"breaking In” period of some the United States. parent physical ill effects. Ujx months in ortler to. handle the (OeaKiiued on Page ’ililrtean) SnoU', sleet.and freezing r a in -m o re mpney it will have to ask "My Dear .Sen. Green: NEW .LARGER QUARTERS Believes He Has Stsmina I job. moat informants acknowl- swept into Connecticut during the j for it at a public hearing of the At a ne^^n conference,, a report­ "I understand that Yhe Com­ "PLENTY OF FRONT AND REAR PARKING Even if Democrats step up their ' edge, night, making driving hazardous : Board of Director*. ,, er asked Chou's opinion of a "p’ro- mittee on Foreign Relations aiid fire against him in the weeks ! Dulles intends VP stay on if his over most of the Stste. | Meanwhile, the forecast fo r . PF'aai tp exchange 10 Americans the Committee on ArmeJ Services AUTO GLASS INSTALLED ahead. Dulles believes he has health permits’. He is known to iTeamsters Rap Most of the snow fell In the Hartford, Springfield and North ' '" China for 33 Chinese may request the Department of Bulletins enough stamina to continue to di­ have told an a'cquaintance about a : northern seetTons of the state.! C e n t r a 1 Connecticut P'edict* i Chou said the Unlted^States la .State to provide a documetUed, Specials while sleet and freezing rain tied freezing rain or drizzle tbia after- " ”^__ " 8 , . chronological' report oh events from Ihe AP Wires GLASS FURNITURE TOFS rect the natlon’e ■ foreign policy. month before h.la sttrgery that .h'rj Two highly unpredictable fat:- wknted t4 th*t it will it\ started the year. Asst. from five to seven inches of snow .. **''"’ * '**■ i not seek to breach the confidence and- Henr)' W. Basilo, 51, all of ESTIMATES GLADLY QJVEN $1.07 federation President George have properly . New Britain; ■•t 2nd f.r Ig Meany and endorsed by the AFL- T o w E n'g i n e e r Frank Steele and two accidents were' reported of other friendly stations. fi 1 by police this morning, one in SpectoHy ikod. for ClO executive council, orders af­ said this morning the town al-' Saying he was renewing hla In­ "Such' a resolutW would be : ready has spent oi' haa committed which a 55-year-old Manchebter vitation to meet U.S. Secretary of Wholly free from the objections DANES OUST RED I iabt* u>f' filiated unions to oust any' union Copenhagen, Jan. 29 (B — The official taking the Fifth -Amend­ about 518,000. not counting the woman pedestrian waa , injured, State Dullea to discuss. Peiping' „ . which I saw in an earlier proposal. LB; TIN not seriously. Washington relations, Chou of-1 Consequently, the Department of Danish government ha* .asked ment "for his personal protec­ ! cost of removing snow left by last Soviet military attache Aatolf Bum Less Fuel 2 lbs. 40c RBOUIAR OB DRIP tion” . in investigations. I night's storm. Mis* Grace Hatch, 31 Green Rd., was hit by a car at 6:30 a,m. as (Contimied’on Page Four) (CoBtlao^ on Page Nine) Rogov to leave the country amM "The policy is 100 per cent Steele said, each storm coats, the iniUcations a Red spy case is de­ wE a better judge economic • reports •" to the Nazis' spy the Teamstera will continue' let- had been watching him tor- than I aa to whether the time I headquarters. ! ting their officials “invoke the employed as a nursa'a aide. Hos­ months. WHENTOU BUY THREE has come , to tell the aU)r>' I Long before Hitler's star had ! pHvUegea of . the Bill of'Rights, pital authoritiea said she suffered Boycott of Beer, Buses Ready For Iminediate Delivery of the western hemisphere a-back injury and questionable begun to rise, Germans had mi-|withouL by auch art alone, sub­ .A.NAs t a s i a d e a d ? operation. Told or not, it ia grated (o South America and set-1 jecting themselves to trial or dia- News Tidbits head injuries. Her ctmditlon |s-de­ Berlin. Ja.:. 29 (/D—A West the story of a great piece scribed as “aatiafactory.” Chilling drafts that enter through doors and windows make your fuel bills ‘ tied in the growing countries in i clplinary action by our union, Berlin .court disclosed today It COMBINATION • of work. I do not think a i colonfea which, for the. moat part, j "The action taken by the Ex- Culled from AP Wires Police said Misa Hatch was hit Spreads in South Africa has ruled a woman living in run high. Tight-fitting aluminum storm sash and doors put up a protec*, aimilar operation has ever clung to aegman cuatoma, Ian- ' ecutive Oouncif of the AFL-CIO Ly a car driven by G. Albert West Germany is not .AnastMin, tive wall, creating an air space that acts as an insulation. 4 - 37' been carried on; and I can guage and 6ulture. does not in any way alter eur Pfekey, 36. o. 57 Brookfield St., the daughjer of the but Czar of personally attest to the bril­ which was traveling north on Oak­ The Nazi movement took hold position.” Bi'itlah Court-martial Tlnds fly­ Johannesburg, South Africa, . to tpreadi to'other municipal beer Russia. The court decided Anna HALE'S LOIN liance of iU resuiU.” (From in these, areas. Germans wore the ing officer Dennis Kenyon gnilty land SV. Pirkey told,police he pulled Jari. 29 lAV- South Africa’a white ^ halla which cam for the city near- a 1946 letter wTitten by for­ This appeared to toes the matter •Anderson, who lives In the Black Our Duo-Matic windows, j|iay!^ t>VP glass panels and a screen panel. . . each uniforms of storm troopers ancL .back to Meany and tha AFL-CIO crashing his jet bomber to avoid right to avoid an oncoming car, aiiprcmacy government is deter ly 55 million a year. Forest, has no legal right to mer Aaat. Secretary of State ' Am carried •vesImeU 6 the 9am Nazi mli Am flag on ceremo^ eouncU. i—attack on___ Egypt. e ia ______a . . eSenate a __ . . a , , leabers i ___. - applied hia Makes wheij he ga milled to smash a spreading bus Plan to Snsash Boycott on its own track . . . ready to make a storm door or screen door * 1 5 ” Adolf A- Berle Jr. to FBI claim relationship to Czar nial occaaioni. There were Ger­ niovn for natioawido iarestigatioa and beer boycott li>' tens of thou­ JUst how the government in­ Nicholas n. The Czar aad hla as k>w' as I s • • • • < Director J. Edgar Hoover.) man youth movements, a German '. (Ceattaued on Page Nlae) of'."the extent to which criminal (OMtiBned (M Page Nine) sands of Negroea in the restless tends to break the movement has family were murdered bv the ta 'J T a 'V ,..,. .h . ITOT a German Workers’ piactices" may have tainted some slumtowns that ring Johannesburg not been kqown. But a spoilsman Bolsbeviks in the 1917 Revo­ Lamb Chops ‘ 80 For wore w* FBI p»rty, and a German Avar veter- labor union* and affected labor- an«L Pretoria. ' , ' for Prime Minister J. G. Strgdom's Duo-Dor combination doprs . . . over 1-ipch thick . . . has remained silent about its lution. ana' organization. management relations. A trial of strength appears im-'* government said the boycott muat heavy gauge solid aluminuih kick plate. . . adjustable for perfect S ^ Q .9 5 eiT(a«ing operation in which spe­ Wilsqn Holds Firm Safety Plan Argued mineftt betweep white authority.; be smashed. HALE'S BEHER cial agents often risked their Uvea FBI Direct(>r Hoover discussed Charles Van Doren boosts wta- R1B1CX)FF HITS IKE’S PLAN fit. . . as low as the problem early in May with aingS'to 5122,000 on NBC's tele- and' the Negro people in the Indus- As a result, the Johannesburg State Capitol. Hartford. Jan. in helping amgah the Nazis’ World By Traffic Experts t.lal heartland of this Bririah War U spy networks in Central Asat. Secretary of State Bsric, On Guard Charges viaion program "Twenty-One.i,. . City Council and employers' 29 —OOv. Riblcoff said, to- and South America. Four agenU and again in early June with Berle. Rebel-called' strike of Moslem Commonwe.Jth ('buntry. groups shelved moves for a com- da,v that President Eiseahower’a Ploct your order now . . and cut fuel bills up fo 40*/«. were kiUed in carrying out their Gen. Sherman Miles, assistant Washington. Jan. 29 (P) Sec- workers and -shopkeepers in AI- SUte Capitol, Hartford,-Jan. 29 The bus 'loycott is In its fourth prontise settlement. - school aid .plans falls "wocfnll.v Y m folu, «M tha misaiona, all in airplane craahear chief of staff of'Army 0-2, and retary of Defenae WUson said to­ gftirs enters Its secoad tense day Two aafet.v experts laid today that week. It began as a protest agaihat City officials ssy fiolice Inter­ short” of what Conaeetlcut Ground The stbry began in 1940, when Admiral WalUr S. Anderson, di­ day he sees no reason why he with some signs breaking in war agaiihat speeding la not In it­ a penny increase In fares for the vention is ,possible! The Johannes-1 should get ia flaaaclal .aaMat- Besf ' 4 299'm m offi^ ■ ■ KEG. 550 LB, rMt tliM eoms so* "Your Guarantee ■ Preajdent Roosevelt and others in rector of Naval Intelligence. Out should apolofise for his assertion face- of vigorous, French action. self the ^flnal answer to Connecti­ 9-mile ride from tlw Negro town­ burg police chief said his men anee. “This program,” he said at tbs bMt and buy ' his' administration feallzed with of these meetings came a propos(U that “a sort of. scandal. . .a' draft- Sen. Knowland (R-Cslif) nays cut's highway kccident problem. ships to the city. Tbe Mises, run were “watching the position ciose- a news conference, "certaMy ave comrarn. from evidence ob- for the orgsaization'of a S)>ecial dodging business" developed in 8enate may act before House doM They disagreed at a public hear­ b; the PubHci Utility Traneporta- tha bMt at Mon* Sandwich Special '>'r . gives Connecticut the very, very Our 36 years of Reputable ^Service" giaed in spy caaea, -.that 'Axis Intelligence Service (SISi to op­ NsUanal Guard enlistments dur­ On sdinlnistration's proposed Iwo- ing before a General Assembly tlon Corp., are segregated. by Government action of some sort short end of the slick." ehMtor^s Most agents -had established a string a t . erate in the foreign field. ing the Korean War. billion-dollsr-plus budget. . . committee, however, whether traff­ races. ma.V be taken this week to crush SPICED HAM u 45c espionage bases from Mexico City ' FBI- agents were soon drifting Talking with newsmen at the Czerhoalovakis President Zapotoc- ic safety would beneflt if more ex­ The protest aceinii .ainied sblely the movement, which could dislO-1 TOBACCO .SUPPORTS C IT Modam Auto Dual* southward to the Strait of Magel­ south.- Most of them were men White House after a conference k y gays Western nations are perts were placed on the state’s 21- at the fare increase, not at seg­ cate Industry, and commerce if it Washington, Jan> . 29 LIA— 336 North Main Street lan. - who had developed, special skills with President l^ n b ow er, Wil­ “bceakiag their heads.in vala” in member safety commission. regation. Negroes who work In ■prkads. The obvimia fear of the Secretsijr of AgricuKure Ben­ LOAF CHEESE l, 45c Oerman MIgratioa in undercover wprk, and they-went son rsfuasd tp bsbk dovfli on bis sfforts to cause , split between hla The experts who tcatifiod. before i the city laborers, housemaids Strl|jdom government ia that any son toid Congress today he lo Tel. MI 9-5253 Aetuallv,' South America had south secretly. statement of yesterday. Ig effect, loountry' and Sovist Union. governmental Dinc^ions aection ■ of and laundresses -are,,walking the concesriona might enahrine the ataadingipat on a declsloa to eitt become a'staging ground for Naal One undercover agent went to ha rapsated the charge. Army announces will build the Judiciary committee were Rep. long distance to thfif Jobs rather boycott technique as aq effective price supports on icertala Varle- nMMLKIMEISa spiea being''*"PP^ Unitr South America as a soap salesman In reply to qneaticn Wilson glnal _ __BOUr_____ furnace____ ca of ( Bhrerctt W. llarfin (R-Orangel, a than patronise the biiaea. The boy­ political weapon f6 apologize t o ; reperte deaUi of cemriaander of . Introduced by ‘ Ifartin beer hall in downtown Johanneiz- held”—racial fleparateneeal ^ pPm^TILL 9 ^ TEL. Ml V-5238 eOgfflII MAiH o a k ^ ^ fsAio sbaticfut beamed on Ham- V f Sovlat 2nd WMte Ruaeian Army in buig in sympathy with the bua \ btuf, polqpia and Brussels vers (OeetbWBfl Pgc* fM r). iCmtimmB ea Faga )% ) 'Wecld Waarll. (OeaKaoed ea Faga Nlae). '‘boycott, 'm aaovemeat !■ expected (CaaMflMd «■ nlgil Fran) ■ 'I ; '- - ' ' -.v 1- V, ' '* • "'■’e ' . * ■ . n . • ■ ! ', v ■ ’ ... V. - - " r ■ • V ; .. ! . ’ ' ■ - ; ' ■ : I '.■'mm' “,■ -V - K. . {

■A MANCHESTER EVjENING HERALD. MANCHESTER, CONN., TUESDAY, JAJTOARYA ^ . 29, 1 ? 6 ,7 1 * A G B T W 0 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER, CONN., TUESDAY, JANUARY 29, 1957 i'l :‘; .||||>II J ' ' pzcz.Tkazz •Ft Emnv^ncy Doctora Trial of Strength Looms of the faculty. Serving on the com­ r Andover AmtrtfOzoh Ctilumhia^ E lU h g td n STOP TOOTH DK^AYN Coventry mittee for arrangements for,, the Physicians of the Manchester Sheinwold on party were Mrs. David Gifford, Flnortae and ORteinm, Ir Medical Assn, who will reap- nd Senate Probe Slated Snow Removal Cost Reaches Will Receive Fire Department Students Working Uiaa.X, Galvin, Mias Mary^Jllchard- ral; bone itteal atate, row avtliiili to emergency calls tomorrow Boycott of Beer, Buses ’• son, Mra. xu.E. v.fii«|j|JUisC^appuls'-and xuiu nimn Misa jkA.. In tablet form fer Chlldrea et sB aftemtoon and evening are Dr. EXPERTS SOMETIM** Atty. Lugg Draws Up Bill gwRi, dedl«f\ ' , To ,Act^ as Base On r ire Bt*oiect jtiwhapeiie. Ih e’ poard of Educa- age*. Aek your doctor or deatM. $2,750 Mark Says Whitcomb George Lundberg Jr. (adults DAR Award REFUSE FINES81INES8 ES T' Itoth- kMe* Over Mideast Policy J V tion o f EllingtonEllliviton has appointed only), Tel. M I 3-5839, and Dr. By Alfred l^sw eM ' , n o r t h . Mias Roberta B.- Hescock to fill the about DBNTO^rLUOR. fSJM per Joseph Barry, Tel. M I 9-1178. Spreads in South Africa To RempveDouhts on Zoning For Polio March Ellington, Jan. 39 (Special)— thoueand at WELDON’ S. Mr. Beei position made vacant by Mrs. Mar­ MIm . stra pzola, a senior at *1410# work. Professor,” said Mr. By JAMES M A R tD W , (ening. Congress is opposed to long- Aadovw, Jan. » (Special)— $3,790.30 tot the month Manchester High School, has been Beat approvingly. "One false step (b A > Students of the third and fourth tin. dectmaa t>. E d w M Whitcomb) o( December and up to Jan. 37. (Oeotbiiied trona P*g. Om ) « K $ 4 2 • Coventry, Jan. 29 ^Special) — wErnest Duaer, 12; Thomas Dun- (Columbia, Jan. 29 (Speciall -r. (A P News Analyst) : range coriunitmenU end neither Mias Hescock, a' resident of Seiectmaa chosen by th'e.hlgh school a* recljv In that hand and they’d have made Washington, Jan. 29 (85—Sena-!the Truman nor IBlaenhower ad-, grades at Crystal Lake School cur­ haa relaaaed a anow removal coat I Snow removal expense* in De­ } $ $ 4 -, The Zoning and Planning Comml«- »‘»c»<-34; John Rose, three; Mel* The Columbia Volimteer Fire De­ North Stonlngton, is the daughter Mitchell, Gunars Vinkels and lent of the Good Cltteen sward, mincemeat of yop.” tors appear r*ady to review—per- mlnlitretion hui b u c l^ Congress rently are working on , a "Fite cember were as follow*: Labor slgncd to maintain permanently • t t i $ , I colm Devine, 31; Frank B. Spence; Richard Shaw. Joan Brown^’and Rainbow Girls prsMnted annually by Orford The Professor prabtlcally purred, sion has required the services of partment will do its part Wednes­ heps Invdsttgate— handling of ; on' thia Project." ,73iis is to acquaint the of Robert E. Hescock and the late -----IcoMs, liae.OO: truck*. $9e$.90; and the rule of whites over the native h a j t Jr„ 21 Mf*. Hescock. She la a graduate of REVI.YN Nelson Warner assisted as ushers. Pariah (Chapter,; DAR. ' with pleasure, but he maintained w K * r day evening by acting as head­ Middle Fast problema-by both the youngqMlfii with knowledge of how *ami. $300; total, $t,07«. . X Negroes, persons of mined blood Town Atty. Harry liUgg of Rock­ Constabulary requirements set Even if jhey did the lack of the University of Ckinnecticut and An anthem waa sung by the Membbra o f the senior clsas se­ modest sDence. 4 Q 10 I 7 B 4 * - Eisenhower end ’tniman mlminls- stability in Middle East govern­ to ,Combat, firea. Th e children will dr»2$ shop . Until Jan. 27, the coat* wera: and Asiatics. i W est. opened ville, to draw up a bill Which has up by th* Board of Selectmen in-, quarters tor polio fund collection* where she received her bachelor of Labor, $404.50; truck*. $153; and Touth O ioir directed by Mrs. Seat Officers lected lljree girl* by vote -whO' ware tretlons. Neither is going to come ments would be e primary stum­ mkke booklets of news articles, Yesterday waa typical in the bus the Jack of . been presented to the State Leg- dude all members to serve Six ate- and captain’s reports on the art! degree. She was-active in 4-H D o «« tti« sterling sand, $30$; total, $1,033.50. Thomas J. Birmingham. outstanding In the four qualities : :f.v* islatura to reifiove any doubt aa to out of this looking brilliant; bling block to giving long - term pictures and storlea to study the RE-OPENING boycott. tions hours per Week, exclusive of "Mothers’ March on Polio" which work. Home' Economic Club, Unl- In addition, three tons of salt Storfc Sbewer. Mis* Nina McAtltater, daughter of dependability, service,, leader­ hearta, holding y the validity of zoning regulations Both have pumped aid into the aid. If this dilemma can be solved, effects of fire, destruction, both to A stork shower was given fdr More than 40,000 Negroes roae the first trick. church traffic duty, Mrs. Leary re­ veraity Christian Asoclation and FRIDAY, FER. 1 were purchased at a cost of $77.70. of Mr. and Mrs. John McAJlister of ship and patriotism. The winner In the town. will be held that evening, between area. Roth have done some piece It will be an International miracle. property and life. llatw ar* you llvo Mrs. Stephen R. Chamberlain at before dawn for the $-miIe walk to Tbe ProfeMoi’ ports. The shortage in the required Dairy Club. Two ton* have been used to date, was chosen by the faculty. M e continued This bill la intended to prevent 7 and 8. n.eal planning. Roth played by | 'that’s the economic background. *I^e third and fourth grades have Winter Honrs; the home of Mrs. Julian Krzewski, 49 Wadsworth St., junior at Man their city jobs. Among them were with the ten of ho'ure put in by the. above la at- Whitcomb estimates. This, contest haa beeii placed on B K 7 M « . „ poasible future legal maneuvering ear. Neither can be said to have Meanwhile Arab' rulers Uke made a series of 'finger paintings Tu'riiday thru Saturday with havo any of Benton Hill, Sunday afternoon. cheater Higli School, waa Installed old men, women and children. hearta, and the trlbutfd in part to their peraonal Mrs. Alfred Soracchi has an­ Maneheeter Evening Herald El­ A total of $3,700 Was carried over the Approved IJat « f National V $ . - to set aside zoning reguletlona due had a real Middle EaSt policy. Egypt’e President Nasser use a which were used to decorate the 10:09 a.m.-8:00 p.m. More than 34 gviesta attended Pickets paced the bus stops. Professor ruffed. ♦ AK Q J $* , jobs Illness, and school )Kork. Mrs. nounced the following women will lington correspondent Mrs. G. JF. from last year for the snow remov­ aa worthy advisor of Manchester Contests and Activities for 1958- to any question aa to tbe original The new Elsenhower program— political device to divert their peo­ auditorium for the showing of the representing the Board of ReU. There vCere signs, that many who Mr. Best It waa now 4 A K Leary says. act aa solicitors: Mrs. -Henry Berr, telephone TRiwnont 5-95IS, AT THE GREEN Ihoao m arkings? al fund, Ihe official said. Assembly, No. 16, Order of the m eth ^ of enactment, according to- judging from the ■ vagueness of ple’s attention from the failure 6t film "Heidi” recently. gious Education, the church school could afford the higher fares wrere necessary to draw trumps. The Annual Meeting x Ramm, Mrs. Russell -Spearman, With'the worst month of jrlntar Hmilh 5 ^ a statement by Commiaaion Chair­ Mrs. John -Pringle, Mrs. John President Eisenhower and Secre­ the leadership to improve their The Center School children In Corngr WoamildX* *Dd teaching ataff and choir of the Rainbow for Girl*, at a aeml-pub- threatened with beatings or worse Professor led a trump to dummy’s 1 4 , Paa# 1 N T Vam , The Tolland County Farm Middle Tpk)^ E. still ahead, Whitcomb said addi- man Donald C. Smith today. Osmond, Mrs. Arthur Hall, Mrs. C. tary / State Dulles on what It will condition or ilvq them a tense of Miss French’s second grades have First Congregational Church. lic Installation last night at the if they rode. ace and returned a low tnunp. ) 4 Pats 3 4 Bureau Directors’ annual meetiitg 0 _ _1 tional funds mlAht have to be ob­ ^m e Whites Defy Police Rqyden F. Smith Sr., local State Prescott Hodges, Mrs. Henry Beck, do and how—seems less a policy security... • been studying creatures that hiber­ tained from they town aid road The Rev, and Mrs. Chamber- When East followed auit with a 4 4 Pass Pas* JPM$ will be at 7 p.m, tomorhow at the Lahdon Backing Masonic Temple. Last night a blinding rain and sentatlve,. has told the com- ■s. Harvey S. Collins, Mrs. How- than an appearance of action un­ They do It by appealing to their nate. migrate and stay awake in funds for the snow removal fund. lain, are planning to leave An­ low trump, the Profeasor thought Opening lead— V J Church Community Houei. A Miss Nancy Cowles, past worthy hailatorm lashed the route. Scores a on he wjii sponsor and work ard\Shumway. Mrs. Jack Thomp­ til a policy can be worked out. people’s natloniUlsm, their hatred the -winter, Permission would have to be r*' dover loon for Norwalk where the' about finr^tng the jack of trumpi: roast beef dinner will be served Seaton for 1960 adviiwr, who was. the JhatalUng, of sympathetic whit* motc^ts for the passage of this bill. son, zdrs. Myron Berkowits, Mrs. The reaaonc for Middle EUat tur­ of colonialism, and UtCir prejudicea : To Initiate the unit the bulletin quested by tetter to the State Hi|(h' Rev. Mr. Chamberlain ,,haa been After seepnd thought, however, he them by the Second Congregation­ . . . if 10 , you oro the proi^ officer, was assisted by Miss Joan a to p i^ to give the tired-looking two more trick*; elthslf both $190 Voted for HUl W alter^ard, Mrs. Francis Lyman. moil and lac’ ’ of planning for long- against the Jews of lera^. But the board was dl-ylded Into three cata- way Clommissioner for the reallo­ called, by the United Church of restated- the tempteUon. trump* or a trump and a- heart The First Congregational al Church Fragment Society. The nationallet and (uitlcolonlal themea Topeka,, Kan., Jan. 29 (IP) —. Weat Norwalk. Lewis, past worthy advisor, in­ Megroe* lifts, defying watching Mrs. DoMld Tuttle, Mrs. Lucius range solutions by. both adminti- gories as. listed above, and one •!waor of « GORHAM cation of funds to that account. ' Daily (qjnestlaa Church Pilgrim Fellowship Sun­ business meeting will be at 8 p.m. would be invalidated , if they dl A lf M. Landon,. Republican pres­ Mareh •( Mines stalling marshal; Valerie Boehm, police who noted their ca'r num­ Diamonds, Club Led W. Robinsdn Jf.. Mrs. Theodore tratioiM have roots U|at are com­ topic was (llscussed at a time. Each fTIRLiNG FLATWARE Dauithtrr Bom past worthy advisor, installing bers. Instead, the Professor put up the Tour partner^deal* and bid* one day night voted IKK) towajd the Dinner Meeting Swol, Mrs. Randolph Forbes, haVe strong foundations in fact and child was asked to bring in a pic- Residents who wkrti to contrib- The Rotary Club (ylll have e plex and deep. They go far back memory. * idential nominee in 1936, haa A daughter was bom to Mr. and chaplain; DiJa Oonverae. Inataillng Tranaoorl Minister Ben Schoe- of apadca and began to lead spade._The next player paasea You proposed-Ruth B. (Quandt Memorial Mre Bam lf«e«mnti__Mrs__John ture of an animal that hibernated. FATTBtN. Mrs. Philip • Denoncourt. Bear iita-to the. Msrrh o< Dimes cam Hall at Kingabury House. The dlnner-meeUflg_At—8U5—Pthi: tir^ p*.**",. w and taiveWe eome--Am erican f all- The 4 t aba dwi't have tq r t menr proposed. Secretary of Interior man has charged that the bus boy­ out winning cards in idlamonds and hold: Spade—9 8 8 2 “ Philip Isham and ures. T coIIeclion of alT'ktnds was pre- Swamp Rd., at Manchester M e palgn-throturti the Mothera* March garage here will be renovated arid morrow in the vestry of the First ^J***"- bet any further back thim the year* Seaton as the GOP nominee in are askedi to turn on their porch Mias McAllister's'Asaoclate offi- cott waa launched by the African clubs, allowing the. defender* to X 8 4 2 ’ Diamond—8 5 4 Club-*- MrsT Arnold Bihvon^. For example: Both administra­ sented and the children discussed 1960. morlal Hospital Saturday after­ National Congress to teat its nam ^ the Qqahdt Hall. Of this Congregational Church. The Also Mrs. Edwsrd 'Tyrol, Mrs. after World War I when the British lights tomorrow from 7 to 8 p.m. take their two remaining tnnnp* A a. What do you do? tions have failed to live up to the and Freiich sought to control and each one. "Fred Seaton would make a noon. strength. The Congress is the Answer: Bid two spade*. Look aiun, $98 is from last year’s treas­ church Leidles' Aksn. will serve the Louis Axelrod, Mrs. L ^ Cohen, Totvn to Get $5,181.94 Mrs. Geoiye Koerber, chairman whether they were both in the American - British - French jg-ee* dominate the Middle Eaet, and did Stuffed toy animals were brought good candidate and a good presi­ Negroes’ chief political organisa­ aame hand or whether they were for an excuse to raise' when' you ury and ,the balance will be given dinner. Mrs. George Johnson. Mrs. Gus bf the Mothers' Marc)l, .haa been Do,n G. Churchill Sr., head­ ir.ent o f 1950 that the three allies for a good while. In by Ronnie Chapman, JeanMac- dent," Landon said In an inter­ First Selectman L, Edward Whit­ tion. ‘ held aeparately. The defendetz have four-card trump support. This from the present one. The church Naumec, Mrs. Frederick Lowman, 'Variah and Susan LavUt. Karen provided .with a list of volunteers qnnuar meeting recently Voted to master of Coventry Day School, would take “ Immediate action" to So l(mg as this country’s two view televised nationally last nigh^ comb has been notified, by the Negroes refuse to aay whp or^ were thus limited to their two does not necessarily ahow more Mrs. Earl Thompson. Mrs. Nathan Bergstrom and Ruth Ann Kelley State Highway Department that from the Mothers’ Club who will match "dollar for dollar" from its will show cblored slides on "Travel atop violation of frontier or armis­ allies wera a forceful influence In in connection with the a ganisM the beer boycott An trump 'tricks and the first heart, strength than the "weaknees" re­ Pell, Mra. Alfred Memdino, M r^ brought in some bird books. this town will be reimbursed $5,- assist in the project.. capital fund any sum given to the Through litexleo.” TIhis program tice lines by Arabs or Israelis. the area It could afford to sit back celebration of "Kansas Day. Africap National Congress spokes-' but South was sure to make his sponse of one no-tirump. Lauren Holbrook Jr., Mrs. Clarence Ellington High School along with 181.94 for repairs to damage in­ In previous years, the local djrlve project by church organizations. haa been arranged by Robert L. TTiose violations have been com­ and not worry alxnit the approach Seaton is a native of man said it wma a spontaneous contract. (Copyright 1987, General Fea- Jeffries, Mrs. Robert Taggart. Mrs. the staff of. Longview School re­ curred in the August, 1995 flood. for polio funds has been confined The beer haUa are the sh close to working out a solution for Gatun Lake In the Parf^am* Canal tee of SL Peter's Episcopal Church United SUtes. Chiba ‘I* growing ward MacDougall. Mrs. Soracchi good the American Intentions, several presents in recognition of new conatruction, where the Board eslied "Aunties"— have doubled another heart, -forcing South to that day. Featured will be Smilin’Sm.iTi Nursing Assn., 8 p.|i.m., basemenV and Mrs. Frank Marchisa. the resettmirient of the 900,000 1* the largest man-mare lake in the Hand-Finished vriU meet at 8 -tonlght in the rec­ Austra Ouls ruff again. Now South would have crops which provlda bag material Arid) refu ged fror, the Arab-Is- might have jeopardized th« West­ her fine work In the Home Econom- world, aaya th e‘Twantieth Century of Selectmen and the highway and trebled their output Jjm’s Western Caravan. of radio Booth-DImock Memorial Library; A rt Course-Offered tory on Route 85, Hebron. Local -X only one trump, and West'would to aubstttuU lor JuU Import*, choir S e c o n (] Congrregational raell war of 1948. They ere still ern friendship and later the alli­ i(is Department and as a' member Fund. / commiaaloner ai^rove. and stage, to be held at the extension course in the field ance. members of the committee are In Durban, novelist Alan Baton 57 by the iW io n sl Asaoctstion of have twoi Weat would surely get from India. • - Nathan Hale Community Center. Church, 7:30 p.m.; Ladies’ Assn., homeless, scattered in Arab coun­ St. Peter’s Noy>* waa charged 'In a magistrate’s of a'i't Is being conducted In the Mrs. Arthur Lockwood and Philip Secondary School Principals. Tickets have been diatributed. to all-day, vestry First Congrega­ tries around larael’s boiders. The Truman and Eisenhower ad­ Anpouncementa from St. Peter's Denoncourt. AJl interested persons' court with attending a mixed-race The 1957 Good Citizen winners Hora(:KW. Porter School on Mon­ ministrations apparently felt com­ Vfashinj^theHme the fellowship members. Children’s tional Church; advance first aid Most of the 70 millirin Arabs live are aa follows; Confirmation class are invited to attend. meeting without the nsayor’a oon- days anXis being sponsored by the pelled even to avoid criticizing the from all over the State and their tickets will be available at the door course. 7:30 p.m.. South Coven­ under wretched (xmditirins, cause for children, 3:90 p.m. Wednesday, aent The author or ‘‘O y the -Be­ DAR aponsors will meet at the Wlllimantlc State Teachers’ Col­ colonialism bf Its allies for fear Find (Mit bow nmefa cleaner aad POR III UMinD rectory; confirmation class for only. , try Firehouse. enough for unreet. But theirirulera, loved Country’' told the meeting, State Library in Hartford on Feb. In charge of' posters will be lege. The chprse commenced yes­ of alienating them. But the failure brighcer we can wash year car adults, unable to attend evening Vaccirie Funds Gone attended by Negroes, that ha want­ A. terday and. \will continue for iuspicious of one another, are-tjnlt- to do so, in the eyqa of many 26. They will be taken on a guided Marydell LeonaVd; tickets and Maacheeter Evening Hernld ed only In their hatred of the hew with (mr Weaver AuMMnatk Car claases, 10 a.m. Thurtday, rec­ ed "A South Africa that wrill be­ tour of the library and a visit to publicity, Karen end Hazel Uttle. teachers in this^ and surrounding Arabs, could only help Identify the f tory; Fleur de Lis, 3:30 p.tn. Hartford, Jan. 29 The Stats' Coventry eorreepondent, Mr*. Jewish state of Israel created In Washer. Every car ia ausooiaiicaUy long to all of us.” . • the State CAapitol, and will have Marydell had charge of the wor- towns. \ United States as a ai|ppbrter of JhanJe U L i Health Department has run out TELEVISION Charles L. Little, telephone P il­ >rayed with freeh wmec aad ndld ’Blue and Gold’ Dinner 1948. ysu can o N or M In, ww of TTiuraday, Phelps Hall; Order' of Baton’s attorney called the luncheon at the Hedges In New colonialism if not outright colonial­ Sir Galahad, abnior basketball of federal and state funds to buy chip services at the group meet­ grim 2-6231.. Arab intellectuals and students etergenc, and thoroughly hnad A * nw* Aan 300 elder Oerliem / hoveHat'a arreat a "teat case" and Britain. The locsl Cub Srout Park ,62 ist. 3 team, 1:30 p.m. Friday, Hebron polio vaccine. ings Sunday niRJit in the church are discontended. They recognize sponged and chamoised. W « a ««o r $tedlnu peStees* sen, evelleble Ihle secured a recess until March 28 in Selection of the State' Good O ti- will hold its "Blue anosGold” din­ But the fiasco of the British- We wteh to thank the f(>Ilowlng and ahyone else who In any Elementaiy School, and regular Since Augiist 1955, the depart- PROGRAMS vestry. , • ■ the condition of their people, the French attack on Egypt, the new use harsh detergeau that oaight which to prepare his case. Under len will be made later. The church Cd)>ples Club voted ner Feb. 21 In Yeomans Hall, yeer, ihreweh OOeHAM-S ANNUM meeting, 7:30 p.m. FYiday, Phelps R ent has ‘purchased almost 808.- Lories Photo Sweetheart Dance absence of solutions, and the lack hatred it engendered for the West way aaeieted during the necent passing of Umothy P^ Holloma: injure tbe finish...or' dirty wash N hu McAlHater South Africa’s strict segregation Misa Ozols; the daughter Mr. $30 for. the RuUi-' B. Quandt Me- according to Edward G.^ Mac- 3NCIAI oeocs SUVICf NO. Hall. 000 doses Of vaccine fOr distribu­ laws. Baton could be fined $38 or of opportunity and security for and the new good will it brought water left oyer from n previoiis tion .St free clinics to pregnant and Mrs. Arvids Obols, 44 N. 1 oriai’'Mall'project at its annual Arabs in general and themselves Kpights et Calnmbus^/Blahop McMahon General Assembly 4th OKAM. Mail lleWewe %m• net davs and ere ,>pen tn ell In announcing th»» lt«. varplm) club during the meeting; Mrc. Ken­ combined dens of Mrs. Frederick ties. l i C I I n COM PANY iiriinuruiiiy; Ahtta (Jbie'imui, fluei- — ------— sir fiisehs diipli yad outstanding scholarship! ■emi-formal. He has appointed the MRS. MARCELLA McGEE -ts r funds have exipred, the department Bid neth 8 . Lyon, secretary and pub­ Lowman and Mrs. Frank Mar­ Most Middl^xEast observers will | persons. Uy; Marilyn Chapman, patrioUam; Aaked leadership and aerWee. following commIUee to handle, all PHO.NE Ml 8-4159 MORIARTY-BROSy------aald yesterday it hsa s]fent a total First Natioiua Bank - ^ an ek licity chairman; Mrs. Joseph P, chisa. on tlie theme for the month probably agree\he best hope for j FOR SALE or RENT Assist at Touth Simday CAndace King, service; Donna Mc­ arrangements: William Bread- of $518,500 fOr ^vaccine. Of thit of Mancheater...... 29 $4 Eaton, treasurer; Mr. and Mrs. which was stars and planets. j i solution is in ^n g-ran ge plan- 801-815 CENTER STREET Members of the Senior Pilgrim Neil, confidential observer; Nancy heft. chairman; Brent Anderson. sum, the federal government pro­ Hartford National ELECTRONICS Harmon N; Ckichrane and the Rev. Form Basketball Team Fellowship who assisted with the Hallin, outer observer; Donna David Janssbn,' Harvey Wahnquiat vided $413,600 and the atate $105,- Bank and Trust Co. 31H SSH Andover Man and Mrs. James MacArthur to as­ Several local boys have formed morning worship service on Youth Snow, choir director; Jane Reeae, and Bob McConnell. . ‘ 000. Conn. Band and LABORATORIES sist the co-presidents with the Sunday at the First Congrega­ Breadheft stated that Lou Gag­ a basketball team In the YMCA. Vaccine is now available in the musician. Trust Co...... 38 39 Charged with club program. league in Willlmantic under the DEWEY-RIGHIIAN tional CHuirch were Barbara ' New Mother Advisor non and hi^ orchestra has been Home, F, Kendall Brdwn. Karen state on a commercial baata only, Mancheater Trust . . . 82 87 •; Siriety Patroj sponsorship of the Columbia re c ­ m MAIM BT. Mrs. Nellie. McAllister was in­ 277 BROAD More than S hours' o f station engaged' to furnish the muiric. Gill, Beverly Lavallee, Thomas the department said. Drug waie- Fire Insersoee Coiupeuleo Non-Suppoft ()0 Decorations will be sym toic )o f reation Council. They \(dll be stalled as the new mother advisor Aetna Fire ' ...... 70. 73 time was given by the Safety Talbot, Allen Tale, Marjorie housea contain a large surplus. the dance theme. Gifts ' will be coached by Carl Gosline and John by Mrs. Virginia V. Lewis, pui HarUord Fire ....>.134 144 RADIO T F I F V I S I 0 N Patrol from the period Dec. 27 THE *57 (CHEVROLET . . . sweet, smooth and sa^sy! Andover, Jan. 29 (Special)- given young ladies attending. Rej Pringle. ' , mother advisor. Mrs. Dorothy NaUonal Fire ...... 77% 82% through Jan, 27, acroiing to Mrs. Ralph Barrett of Bunker Hill Rd freshments will be served during Games and practice \sill be Travis, retiring ’ mother advisor, Phoenix ...... 76 79 . L cj T. Leary, constabulary public ./ It doesn't just look like it loves the road, clings to curves and la being held under $1,000 bond the intermission. held on Saturday afternoona in was presented her past mother ad Life end Indemnity Ins, Coa. THURSDAY SPEqUU.1 ^ty chairman today. The bieak-, / CARTER CHEVROLET CO„ Inc., USED,CAR LOT at the Colchester Police; barracks SEPTIC TANKS ' Althougb tite printing of tickets Willlpiantic at the YMCA and 'laughs at hills. That’s the v^ay it goes. Come on in and see visor’s pin )>y Mra.^ Lewis. Aetna Life ...... 174 184 Lemon Meringue Pies dow'n irinoWS: *g t." Frederick C. on a warrant charging him with IastaHaU«b mad Repair has been limited to the ballroom boys interested should contact how much fun you have behind the wheel. Members, of ths advisory board Aetna Casualty ...... 116 128 SpedaUsts Bii^sell. 49: Howard A.'(3raft, 21; capacity, some^ tickets are still Conn. General ...... 251 368 non-support of his wife and two DAILY SPECIAL! either of the two local coaches. also InsUClIed by Mra Lewis were; children. *U,” * ’ ohn T , Cousin, 52%; Eugene available. 'Di'ey iriay be secured by 1229 Main Street • Phone Ml 9-5238 Hartford Steam Boiler 79 84 SEWERS CLEANED Eclairs and Boys through the first three years am Ksim M rs Ruth Beckwith, Mrs. Ann ■R. Co'nner, 89% ; Q ile f Stewart A. to calling Breadheft at 135 Lenox' St: Travelers ...... 71 75 Bkrrett .was arrested late last aad LNSTALUED Custard Filled Donuts of high school are eligible pro­ It’s not just a happy coinci­ power that ranges up to 245 h.p. • Brown, Miss Nency (Siwles, Ralph night by State. Police officers af­ Hillman, 87> • Mrs. Leary, 84%: FnMIe UtUiUee viding _ they are not members of dence that this new Chevy Coleman, Miss Louise Dickson, ter the warrant was issued from CELLARS DRAINED Harold J. Newcomb. 64; Andrew Come in and see what Chev-. Mrs. Margaret Fancher, Mrs. Ella Conn. Power ...... 42 44 PINE the varsity or junior varsity the Andover Justice CourL Paulus, 22; Erne, t Peloquln, 23%; t—ms. handles and acta like a pedi- rolet has done for driving funt Gallant, Mrs. Barbara Gustafson, Conn. Light A Pow'er 19 TOW N ofid COUNTRY John Pit*.' 46; Delmar W. Potter, British Federation PASTRY SHOP The menu for the rest of this gre^ sports car. Chevrolet Mrs. Doris Johnson, Mb. and Mrs. HarUord Elec. U . ,. 57% 15 and Edu’ard Smith, 17%. DRAINAGE CO. Dial M l 9-9485 week at the Horace W. Porter arts c a r engineers planned it that way -Keith Johnston, Mrs. Helen Mc­ Hartford Gaa Co. ... 36 Activities of the patrol included In Caribbean Set CARS So. New England PHONE M I 9-4143 680 Center Stn Maacbester School is as follows: Wednesday, USED Kinney, Mr. and Mra. Robert Rich­ from the start. three arrests, of which, two were Tei...... 39 41 scramblpd '4ggs, biittered rice, mond. Richard Reinohl, Mrs. motor vehicle -violations, one theft Kingston. Jamaica, Jan. 29 Dorothy Travis. filnnulncturiog Oempanlee i CkMiiel I Mtw Havea. C»aa. ...and 23 i vest'lgations. cheese culiea. and gingerbread; They set out to build a car Arrow, Hart, Heg .. 61 54 Clikaaei lR,llartf«r WKATRXaVANB The Federation of the British West Thureday, frankfurters on rolls, During the ceremony, Everett In the case of Richard Gould of Asso. Spring Chaaael 32 Spriairfi«ld, Matt. 1:N ( t) HOLLYWOOD PBEBRNTS — Indies (F B W I) will be the. name \,'0tatn chips and apple cake; Fri­ that would take to the road like McCIuggage. soloist. > sang "The ChaaaFl M New Britala,t. Caaa* Ck*y«B« "Taat mt Caaraat" Wllltmanlle tried in the Justice is p u re ly lomil! for' the Island grouping scheduled USED CARS Bristol Brass CkMiel U Waterbary, Cobb, <1S-U) NAMki THAT TVAB day; Boston baked beans, Harvard it really and truly belonged ALL Lords Prayer,” ‘.'I Walke'd Today Encyclopedia volume given CbBBBrI U Hvlyokr, Mbh , (»-M> JONATHAN WINTERS Court recently for trespassing and to become a sovei-eign part of the Where Jesus WaJked,” and "Thank Collins ...... tonight for SOc service beets and fruit. there. A car with crisp, solid Dunham Bush NHOW dainaging public property at the British commonwealth' about You G(^.” He was accompanied by charge plus an adult ticket. (U) FILM - . Plaiiui Athletic Field, the accused steering and quicksilver respon­ Em-Hart .... U:te < 1) NKW8 T:U (t t ^ l NEWS . March, 1958. MaiichMter Evening Herald Co­ James ^ McKay at the organ. Start yours tonight! was ordered to repair the field at 1 USA Fafnir Bearing (IS) VALUNT LADY t:M a S .«l PHIL aiLVERS SHOW — The federation will unite Trini­ lumbia eerreepoiidenf, Mr*. Frank siveness. Mr. and Mrs. McAllister, par­ lU-S*) TIC TAK UOCOR —■’■crscaat Bilk* jGm s to his own expense and report back to WARRANiED IN WRITING Landere-Frery C3k,, 18% 20% (U) MID-UAY MOVIH Mute CarU" dad. Jamaica, Barbados and the Mnrrhian, telephone Pilgrim ents of the newly seated worthy the court when this work is com- advisor, were introduced, and Mrs. N. B.- Machine . . . $4 37 - U :U I 1) LOVK o r UYK (tt-M) BIO SURPRUB Windward and Leeward Islands, 2-8858. And they didn’t stop there. *Sp«dil hl$h.-pi(fornunci 270-h.p. North and Judd .m , '37 40 Gm . NsArr Sal (IS) KIDDR HABTOON8 . i:M ( 11 WYATT BART • jpleted, according to Mrs. Leaty. Members of thi^Rritlsh Carib­ They added new velvety V8 tniin* ilso iviiliblt'R utri cot. McAllister received a beautlfiil / U:M < S) SKAHCH FOE TOMORHOW —“Tbe Hharpehutef’* . The account o f Albert A. Rossi RuasellMfg. . 9 . 1 1 Jslls Adsou “Rock CMS) IT eOl'LD HR YOU (IM II■ THE----- —BBOtHERH OtHERI bean Federation standing ..com­ bouquet of pink eornattona from' having aert'ed four station hours her .daughter. Stanley 'ITorks 4a 48 “4 GIRLfi P retty U:4S (1 ) Ol'lDINU LIGHT (U-MI NOAH’S ARK—CBlel mittee voted, unanimously to call 1;** ( S) HOLLYWOOD BEST —"Vltatolk Drrbr" prior to the mentloited period, waa the area the FBW I. The only ob­ G ut OnsL RefreaBmeiits wer<*;senre2i' in the Terry Steam 850 — IN TOWN” Baby” (III NRWn (Ul HltHIC CARAVAN TOrrington ...... 25% 27% (n> AT HOME WITH KITTY l;M ( A-lt) BROKEN ARKOW inadvertently omitted from the re- jection came from British Guiana, club room after the installation by port given for the column by Mr*. r'^FRElHiANW''! Mrs. ChablotU Sckiebel an4‘ the U.S. Env’lp com-. . . . i 23 25 G’Seeps' (si* , ,(M) g i' est co rner • -*-"Th* MUeleBAriu” represented at the sessions by an U.S. ESiV’lp pfrf 11 % 13%' l:ie (IS) RTAND I’P .AND BE (l«-UI TO TELL THE TRUTH Dearj', she said today. observer. Ee said the name should P , Kept In Retrigerated Cases 4 advisory boai^. COUNTED (Ml JANE WYMAN 8HOW K Whitman — SchrafT — PpS ^ Veeder-Root 47 50 Ills (Ml -THIS IS CIVIL DKYENRK" —‘■KUtor’e PrMe" The station hours given during include the word Caribbean-—be­ The above qiwtatlona are not to We4.f m»d 4 1:M (Ml AH THE WGBLD TCRNH (Ul DRAMA the stated period by the patrol’s cause Guiana ipay join and it is On the Island of Sardinia in the (Ml ONR-TniRTY PLAYROrHE Mediterraneanjthere growa-a-harb fee censtnied as actual duurkeU. (Ul ARTHUR GODraP.Y TIME auxiliary totaled more than 90 on the South American main!.--id, Drug IStortsi ALL PRICES REDUCED which ia believed' to mak* anyone S:M (IS.M) OUR M18S BROOKS IVNirs. This break-down follows: not in the Indies. (ttl MY HEKO who tastes i f to laugh himself to 3:M ( D.HOUHK PARTY F O R E X P E R T death, Thus, the phraae, t^oTdonic (IS) KARTOONLAND__, (»-*•) TP.NNICS.HF.R KRNIR IfM CHIVIIOLET 1952, YMOUTH laughUr." FORD’H HHOW WORKMANSHIP Statlea WagoiL RMM, Ctnb ipe. (U> GARRY MOORE X;4I (1K4BI HOUSE PARTY heater, pewergBdo. $2195 heater. $595 Kick. WMmsfk '$;M ( SI ITALIAN COOKERY . Jack Falaac* (laU ) WW-PAYOPT TODAY ONLY (M-MV MATINEK YimATEB' 1 « » KYMOUTN /fSI CHEVROLET GAS HEAT C oot From 6:89 CeavertAMe. Badks ''4-Door. Bndlo. heater, “Hfills Of “ C n w h $iM'(U-U) BOR CBOHBT (Celnrl * IS BEST FOR *571 Montezamb’* Dive” Feature Shown aC 7-M-»:90 S;4*.( SI CARIMN CARNIVAL ITURNFIKE beater. Uke aewt $1695 pon-erglide. $495 (U) VALIANT la d y BEST JEOI A U m M E I:$M :I* l:4f«:S*-l*;M 4:M (*l BANDSMND ’ MBBck^aler, IfSSFOftD (111 BRIORTER DAY, 1951 D b SOTO VlSn’ .XftE HARTFORD Tha heart (naai ourfjt fo b a d ay GIGRNTIC NECKTIES thlftaae HardtM. . 4-Doer. Radio', beater. M«8.. "Tha Xla* sad Fear UaMH" -OUT WEST Radi*, beater, Fordeoiattc, GAS CO.MPANV FOR iiU (111 iRECRKT. STORM $495 AN ENGINEERED, FREE criea: 4it» (111 EIKsIF o f - NKIHT til* ( •> CAVALCADE THEATER 4 barrel carb. SURVEY OF '•t4k d *^ > MODimN ROMANCES . —"Tb. Mbb treae 8t. Paal'* * W R J l V O * * (Ml RED SKELTON SHOW 1951 PONTIAC YOUR HEA'nXO 1 — . (Celarl. 1 fS 4 F O R D REQUIREMENTS A S T H E __ Ga..l: JaB»u Oaaa 4-Deer V-8. Radio, beater, S-Door. Radio, heuter. (Ml LAWRENCE WRLR ' * $545 Ask for Mr. Krysak liD M iin irarfaM i ism a SCREEN MANCHESTER SHOW Facdeasaltc. $1135 (Ml TV HOUR—”Thrair Ma a Our neekweiw mniinfnctarer Is co- GIVES WINGS LUMBER* INC. 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" ■■■ '• ' \ ‘'A - t: /■. ■J-- J< ■ ' ■ ■ ’A ■■ -r. ■ ■ A ■ .•-■■ f 1 : . v; . .1 ' ' ■ " ' ■ ' .. . A ” . - ' :•.' ' ■'i ■' 'i : X ■ ':■ ' -V; -1 (■ r- ^NCHESTER EVENING HERAIJ). MANCHESTEHi CONN, TUESDAY, JANUARY 29. 1967 ,; • MANCHESTER EVENING H^RAlD» MANCHESTER, CONN., TUESDAY, JANUARY 29, 1957 •rntm Identify for the union the parsons hou Seeks ley Bolton who made the purchase. RockviUe WKNB~«40 WOO—HIM Navy to Add Union Seeks The strike, a t . the •Wallace isioiy CHAPTER 20 hy Don Whitehead 3n Prisoj^ers Swap ISM Daily Radio WHAYi-«10 Barnes firm was brief. The com­ The ■ tf . University of Connecticut $25,000 for pany is a division of th* Assodlatad I •' t ’ ■ •' ■ Eastern Daylight Tbae WBOP-a610 Science Base Spring Corp. Probate Court Plans to Mo^e (Oohtfaiaed from Page Oae) , ■14. The toUowlng - program schsiP-r. U:15— At Antarctica To Offer Extension Course Libel in Ad To Old Telephone Building fered to iheet'Dallas ip "friendly OH iMrMrt and Sfoktn S«M WMAY-Nlzlil Walrh Deaths Last Night Nepal" dr any other friendly place. alas are supplied by the radio WTIC—World ot MukIc and Sarvtead Promptly and Effteltniiy WURC-:-Ru»« Nauirtiton ANT SEBB Fight for South America He aaid Dulles' Insistence that aianagaments and are ribject^ to WPOP-Modern Sound! McMtirdo Sound, Antarctica,' Bolton, Jan. 29 (Special)—ThliYMrs. Jeasie Wall, director of child Hartford, Jan. 29 W - • The RodcvUlc, Jan. » (Special)—^-keeper of wampum Mri. Mae ctumga without notice. l»:Se- Jan. 29 (JPh-tisvy Seabeea are roll­ town ia Uated oa one of 11 com­ guidance at the University of Con- Bristol Preaa was sued for libel By THE ASSOCIATED. PKESR ProbaU Judge THomaa F. Rady ScherwlUky, third tru ^ e . such a meeting should come only WHAV-NIzht Walch ing onto the ice on the opposite side munity centers in the state... in neclicut. yesterday by a labor union in ebn- Hollywood — Helena Costello, 53, after the -iO Americans were freed 1VT1C—Night l,lfe Picture Tulw ^ Alao, Mra. Jane Olschafaki^, e. E. WILLIS I SON. III. W UAY-^pen llnuaa WDRC—Rum Nauzhlon ,of this frozen continent to build an­ v/hich the University of. Oonneetl- The local Co-operative execu­ neetton with an advertisement the a top star of silent films, daugh­ anaoundad today the Probate, gcout; Mrs. Florence 'I^rgeon, was strange.. WctAI—U co ra Review WPOP-Modem Sounds other U.S. science station. cut’6 Division of Extension will of­ tive board will meet at 8 p.m. to­ union aaid appeared in the dqily ter -of actor Maurice. Costello and Court •will move to the* former | g^cond spout; Mrs. EJeanora Kreh, X t MAIN 8T. — PnONE Ml S-51U W IOtB-P.M. 1S:45— newspaper just after a strike at sister of Dolores Costello Barry­ The United States, he aaid, want­ 1TOC—Rom Miller The new outpost will be built on fer « course of study during the morrow at the home of its presi­ Southern New Ehtgland 'Telephone ' first counselor; Miss Frances Ham- ed Peiping to make conceaaiona, WDRO-'Jel Xolby . WHAY-NIght Watch a 15-foot thick ice shelf • ver the spring semester. dent, George William*, on Brandy the Wallace Barnes Co., last Octo­ more, herself once a screen great ■WPOP---WazlyD(tal . W lte^lgnt Life ber. and a former wife of the late actor Co. office in the Henry Building j mond. second counselor; Mrs. but would not make conceaaiona it­ WDRO-^uee Naughlnn Weddell Sea. The site Is about 2,000 University announcement of the St. * . ^ —__ w«ii Liena Hill, first runner; Mr*. Anna self. 6 t l» - WPOP—Moderh Sounds t'ties across Antarctica from Mcr Public Reebrds Local 712 of the United Aiito John Barrymore, died Saturday; next to the Town Hall. I second runner; Mrs. Daisy WHAY—Open Homo ll;te— courses explained that advanced Workers seeks to recover $25,000 Mi.is Costello, who was married Says FVIendshlp Refused Ktui,ra R eview e- WIIAY—Night Walch Miirdo Sound. and graduate ciasees are organized Quitclaim deeds: Ludwig Ber- The Probate CJburt was asked j Holmes, first warrior; Mrs. Flor- The touring Communist leader VTKNB-P.M. WTIC—News. Music Ten scientists plan to live and* in sny city or town where a suffl-; **!’*^® *^*’*'*''Vn K. Yellen; I^Ut- in damages from the suit filed in four times, was born In Now York last week -by the Board oT Select- ‘ Lynch, second warrior; Mrs. jW lC -R ose UiU.er WDRC—News Hartford County Superior Court. City. said the United States refused "the WURC-r<»l Kotlir., WroP-News work at the Itation during the In­ clent number___ _ of persons reqi .ests . t . .a rynryh K. Yellen to Ludwig and Ras- Ineladoa taatellattM, ^hii M iren tc) find new quarters « me Caldwell, third warrior; hand of friendship offered by * yPPOF-rWax VfSrks ma B.ei'zens, property on Bolton It claims the advertisement Burlingame, Csllf. — Harry U:I5— ternationa] Geophyilcal Yeah specific subject. "greatly Injured" the ^local's mem­ Lundeberg, >15, secretary of the Uoaraatcod lor 1 jaw. space it now occupies in the Me- jj^s. Anna Baxter, fourth warrior; Chins." . How to Gera &1O A N /W ITHp! 4i$6--- . -'‘■J- WHAY-Nlght Watch (IGY) that begins in July. i Center Rd. morial Building is needed for town j ^jj.g piorenc^ Turgeon, keeper of Then he came to India's defense W HAV-Belly JlimbeU, WTIC—SnorU Final *Fhe local course will be Elduoa- Attachment; American Agri­ bership, reputation and credit. , Sailors Union'of the Pacific since ZCOMtiPiomaaf- WOCO^Record'Review WDRC—Russ Naughinn The Weddell Sea station will uc tlon 326, "Curriculm Laboratory, The union said. the advertise­ 1936. one bt the founders of the CALL ‘‘PETE" WILSON offices. ' paraphernalia; Mrs. Rose Wilson. on Kashmir, the disputed border VriWB—P.M. WPOP—Modern Sounda about l ‘k miles west of 41 degrees Curriculum Prcbiems in the leach­ cultural Chemical Co. vs. A. G. The Chamber of Commerce had ^^e tepee; Mrs. Mary state whose richest half has been ihe Sanafieialman^ W11C—1U8U Radio Lane Morse Jr., land in rear of South ment was signed "Union Membri a’’ Seafarers' International Union and a -fw /m cit WDRU—Cal.Kolby ll:.ie- ' west longitude and at about 77 de­ ing of Social Studies.’’ It will meet and that it apologized for violence its president since 1938, and a bit­ MI9-S4S0 been walUng for the judge's de- portuna, guard of the forest. absorlMd hy India over Paklatan’a W POP-Wax Works WHAY—Symphony In the Night grees 45 minutes south latitude. Rd. ciMon bn the former telephone protests. X WTJC—Starlight Serenade at the Elementary.SchooMrom 4 to Notice of Intent to Sell;' Hill- shown by "juvenile-minded" ter rival of Harry Bridges, pres­ Sorviea Cotta Zoning Meetings 6 |4 ^ . WDRC—Rdss Naughton The location is roughly 400 miles 6:30 p.m. Mondays beginning on strikers during the strike. ident of the Intemallonsl Long* company offlea. The Chamber n^d The City Council will consider He told the newsmen the United oerAf-m tp • W lUY—Bell.v H.mibsll - • • WPOP—Modern Sounds east of the pbint originally chosen crest, Inc. to Red Ember Corp., Day or Nigbt chosen the space as the best loca­ States treated India badly by WtlCO—Record Review ' Feb. 4. goods on hand, stock in trade, fix­ Local 712 claims the newspaper shoremens and Warehousemens the zoning regulations submitted .wHh fhe cash confident you iO AH ArM f WKNBT-P.W , ■ Il:«‘ for the station. Registration in the course will be "maliciously composed ..aiid pub­ Union, died Monday. He was born tion for its office and would have by the Planning Coihmlsaion at its putting forward (as t have been invited to tend reprer exchange of Chinese apd Ameri^- .. WCCC-1 eviaw zlonal Issues (^ninic in Hartford Chaagee Meettiig Dale hiedlcal examiner, said Lowe wa* epdaker at the dedication service sentativea. Mayor Olaon aaid he cans. ■ i . WKNB-tP.: Feb. 20, at the Hotel Statler. ’ miendous odds, have been working The Board of’.Tax Review has struck on'the head when a demoli­ WTIC-IWIG _.adlo Lodz their hearts off in their deter­ changed the date Of its first meet­ GAUDET SiHVJiteAA, of the parish house Feb. 10. x thought the regular business at Six of the 10 Americans are mis­ WURU-Cai K___olby The Hartford cli,tlc, 1 of 12 the tion crew pulled down a side wall The Rev. Rodnum D. Osrt, pastbr.Monday's , .—j meeting------could be------handled sionaries.' niey are the Rev. Pa'ul WPOP—Bob and Bay mined effort to locate the Igy sta­ ing to' hear appedls ftom assess­ of an old Colonial Home. Dr, V. Mackensen, a ‘ Lutheran from Sili— Chamber is holding acroaz the na­ tion.” ments entered on the latest Grand 78S MAIN ST. ~ OPPOSITE WOOLWORTH'S of the church, eaid the Rev. Mr. In short order so the rest of the '-WnAY-Swing fc;a«y Stevens said that while other crew­ Hlggtea wilt speak at the 10:45 time could be ipent on the zoning Baltimore, Md., and the Revs. ' WCCC—Record Review tion, is open to all business an I The new station site is near an List. The first session of the Board men were able to fun clear of the Charles J, McCarthy of San EYan- inlet named Bahia Chica by Ar­ will be held at the Community Hall am . service and will be present discuszion. German emigrants to South American countries before World War II kept strong national ties, WKNB-P.M. professional people. Purpose of the failing wail Lowe couldn't make it OPEN MONDAYS a t an open house from 2 to S p.tn. If th^NCounclI votes to accept elaco, John P. Wagner of Pitts­ WTIU—IWMi Radio Uuiz gentine expiorers. from 9:30 a.m. to 4 p.m; Friday. in time. and often provided the nucleus of spy and propaganda rings. Here, in a scene from a confiscated burgh, Fuigence Gross of Omaha, WDRC—Cai Kolby clinlc.il'to acquaint btulhessmen Capt. Finn Ronne, a veteran Additional sessions will be held The church building program the zoning^teE^tetions. they will German nevvs film, German sailors are shown dancing with German girls to concertina music at an ’lEFORE LOSSES HAPPEN. WPOP—Newa-Muilc •nly$m be prezented Sit a public hearing Neb., John A. Houle of Glendale, 6iM— . . - , with the issues facing Congress. Antarctic hand, will be .the on Wednesday, Feb. 13, and Satur­ PUBUSHER HONORED was Initiated by the Rev. Mr. Hig­ outing near Rio de Janeiro, as Brazilian and Nazi flag! fly overhead. scientific leader at the outpost. d ia m o i s gins last ilpring with a oarr.paigh ant! then received final approval Calif., and Joseph P. McCormack INSURE WITH LAPPiN'* - WC^—Seed* Kvenlnk Good Muztd The Manchester Chamber. of day, Feb. 23,. during the same Manila, Jan. 29 The Philippine 1“ ' ^ $7r t ^ i 000 “ ! for funds. Groundbreaking cere­ by the Council bef^a^doption. of Ossining, N. Y., All Roman WKNB—Averting Serenade Commerce, one of the co-sponsors Two ships of another task group hours. government today honored James I CHECK OUR PRICES—THEN SHOP ./^itOUNb I (Ooatiaiied from Page Ooe) I worked hard a t being a reporter. from my heart — not for money.’ Catholics, , WTIC—Newz of the event, has been notifying all meanwhile are approaching the Parent Group M. Langley, publisher of the Cktn- monies were held in August. Poller Cqi WDRO—New. Reporter Knox coast In the Indian sector I WE BELIEVE YOU WILL COME BACK ' Hie new building will provide Judge Eranclz T. O'l^mghlin That was always jthe day I would I finally got out of an awkward The others sire Hugh F. Red­ WPOP—Newz local busine.asmen who might be in­ The parent group of the Co-op- cord, N. H. Monitor, by awarding • IsmiWuflMtfsM company had to expand its import call on the chief of detec-tieva, tell­ situation by saying I didn’t mean mond. a Yonkers, N. Y., Importer; terested, ■' regardless of whether of the Antarctic continent. The era£lve Kindergarten and Ntirsery him itg I-egion of Honor at a cere­ j__ EASY TERMS OR PAY CASH AND SAVE | additional room for the expanding and -Prosecutor Harry H. I ^ g in and distribution operations. A lo­ $ :18- ships are heading through pack- church school and yoimg people's City Court yesterday gave high ing him I just happened to be he should take money personally Robert E. McCann, XltAdena, WIIAV—Sport. they are Charjber members. has been InVited to attend a meet­ mony at Armed Forces Headquar­ • tfSislMhf 6rir cal businessman who had been passing by and would he ha< e a cup but that I felt he should allow me Calif., bu-ainessman; and Richard WOCC—OixHl evening Good Hitzle ice toward Vincennes Bay. The ing of the North Coventry Nursery ters in Camp Murphy. Ami IM t ank activities. commendation . to the Rockville with a firm which had given up V WKNB—Serenade , .. Frank P. Sheldon, chairman of • teWfaa-— aaa-L^ WWW of coffee with me. It must have to help pay the expense of gather Fectcau of Lynn, Mass.,- and John Wru-Hindi* Hl.'Tla^ the dham ber's Congressional Is­ last of the six U.S. Igy stations and Kindergarten Co-operative at Langley, who has been' mentioned School Flaanoe'Meetlng policemen rYspon'slble for appre­ the franchise was howling to get ing information for ua." WDRC-Weather and ZaUbAB In the Antarctic is planned for the Second Congregational Church as possibly the next U.S. Ambas­ hending the youths who pllegedty driven the guy nuts-^and the de­ Thomas Downey of. New Britain, WPOP—I-awrence Wj*lk sues Clinic, said, howevei, that Vernon will be well represented It back. Meantime the demon soap tectives who were trailing at, too. (Tomorrow: The Queen Out Conn., civilians employed by the that area, more than 2.000 miles in that town at 8 o'clock tonight. sador to the Philippines, is on a lOAsvJ a t the- county-wide meeting to be are responsible for the many re­ aaleaman had-made valuable con­ 6:ZZ— t . Manchester will be limited to 50 around the coast east of McMurdo Speaker for the evening will be visit here. CAMERAS — SHAVERS * • CLOCKS OM-r*#. Mfs. cent garage breaks in the area. They never knew I was being wits the U-Boats.) U.S. Army who were aboard an WHAY-fSerenade tickets for the one-day affair ^ held at L«ngview School, Elllng- tacts in business and government tipped by the Innkeeper, who )iad Air Force-plane shot down in the WCCC—UiHrtl kvenlna Oood Muzle Sound. 'ton at 8 o'clock tonight. . Noting that the local police have circle^ I WKNB—Allen Brown , Hartford is the only city in New GREETING CARDS — GIFTS RINGS a well-placed friend at the police Korean war. WTIC—L. t George Do It England scheduled for a clinic. '^'i^tBcipal Alien L,. Dresser of been under, criticism for some In an Argentine city, a boyish-J atatidn. WDRC—OnV Umibardo . After a cold, flu, sore throat, virus QUINN’S ilia High School will repre­ time. Judge O'Loughlin said he Heavy Snowstorm A deadlock has followed months WPOP—Mei Allen Called an "Aircade,’’ the clinic looking American arjrived to work "One day our people got word of diplomatic negotiations in Ge­ sent school administrstion. as was glad' to see sometlilng com­ as a reporter. He joined local clubs , Germans suspected • i4Z—WHAY-Hupper Heienade consists of' six speakers who will Karpuskas Mark you may feel run-down from Shop At Gaudet*s~^lt Pays PHARMACY S u p erln t^ eat of Schools Rsy- plimentary'can be said for them and soon he was sending articles j espionage had driven by auto- Hits Area Towns neva, Switzerland, over these pris­ WOOC— evening Good Muelo fly to clinics dates around the coun- mond E- Ki^udeU has another en­ oners and Chipcse which Peiping WKNB—RM,; i Iry.^The tour begins Feb. 4 in Los PHONE MI S-41M ^ He said it must be discouraging to the United Sutea and receiving neighboring country. WTIC—Tbte* Star Kxtra 45th Anniversary gagement for them to work under such favorable comment from publica­ Between five and seven Inches declares are held in the .United CAN YOU SEE AHEAD? WDRO-I-owell Tllnma. Angeles and ends Feb. 28 In De­ 1 wasi supposed to find out who of snow were deposited in some States. The U.S. government de-< troit. .. The town'b tVo state represent­ criticism. ^ ' tions interested in Latin American they were, where they h.sl gone, WPOP—Meet the Arll.t, Mr. and Mra. Karl A. Karpuaka. TIRED BLOOD"* atives, F ra n k lin ^ . Welles and The judge commended Patrol­ affairs. 'This particular young re­ area towns during the night from nies it is holding any Chinese who T;ZZ— Moderatcjrs for the program will Arthur M. Batemah. have signi­ whom they bed seen, and If they the storm. want to' return to*Red China. WHAY—Sereimde . „ . ’ be Arch N. Booth, executive vice 92 Woodland 8t., whose 45th wed­ men Adwin • Carlson and Vincent porter was an FBI agent Whom were coming 'oack. That’,, a pretty Can you see ahead,,, into the future? Of course Wt'CC—Cie-d evening Good Mucio ding anniversary occurred yester­ fied .their intentions to attend: DiBenedetto for their part in re­ we. shall call George Stevens. A Seven inches felt In Ooventry, Authoritative Indian sources re­ not, but with good insurance and proper service, WKNB—Kvening Serenade president of the United States day, were honored Sunday with a Feel Stronger Fast The Bank that yivt-s you PLANNED S F C U R I T Y First Selectman’ HeTobtl I. pa- toiigh assignment when you don't leaving school children with a day Otamber of Commerce. storing the confidence of local favorite hangout of Ida was a even .mow the names of the mer. ported Dec. 30, on .Chou's arrival you can have protection against financial lo.is. As WTIC—Dick Burtfl surprise celebration of the event at gani- -aaM -today all -th re ^ ^ e c t-' persons in the police force' noting small ' hotel operated by a man off. Cotti-pllcations did result froOi in New Delhi for one in a series WDRC—Amox Mr. and Mrs. Karpuska were towns in this. ares. of stories on the national groups Sand trucks kept roads iq good information cheerfully given and without obliga- WDRC—Amo. and Andy married in Holy Trinity Church, Gekitol et:erv day. Take either the liquid or Jail In Heu of^bond. gone and he even had the gist of WPOP—Oabriel Heatter office and stuck the 'pointed broom­ Hartford, and have spent the greet­ the tablets. 'You’ll frtl atrongrr fa$t within Mothers Flghf Polio ' Benjamin J. Oechowskt in the city. I'd like your help in their conversation as they drove condition throughout the iiight in It hia been announced ths the ‘ tion. May we help you? y;U— stick through the cage window, A march on polio will be con­ gathering inform atlo n.” He Andover. Alth-sugh on!}' four inches locale of the ice skate exchange WHAY—Rllten Band Report. er part of'their married life . in seven days or your money back. , the Savings Bank of Manphester, Eknjamln, J. Cfiei^owskl, 57, of as well as the fact they were to \VtX;C—Ci.al evening Ooiai Muate forcing her against the back wall. htoncheater. Formerly employed by ducted tomorrow night by about 30 86 Village, St., died Supday night watched closely to see what the meet later In-Ai’tentfha. And In­ of snow were report^ -tritfflc was conducted by the Boy Scouts has. WKNB—Evening Serenade Then, she said one of the boys SAVE 91.00—'Buy Kcamamy Steal mothers in rural 'vemon, accord­ man's ,'eactlon would be. ai a mlnlm.um. SclU^-,attendance been, chsnged. Anyone Interested WTIC—One Man e Family Cmeney Bros., Karpuska is now re­ ing to an announcement by drive at Rockville City Hospital. stead of two Germans there, had WDRC—E.^. Murrow reached in and grabbed the money. tired. He was bom here July 8, 1896, The man looked at the young been three. It was one the' most was norniaT. ’ ! In swapping skates will find the Police said one of the yoUths was chairmen, Mra. Roland Barill and American for * full minute! Then 'nils monfing'S drixzle caused WPOP—6^ it With Muxlc A 3*tiered wedding cake, baked Mrs. James Vandervoort. son of Paul and Elizabeth Wagner detailed reports I ever saw and it boys keeping shop Saturday morn­ captured 15 minutes later. All were and decorated by the daughters GERITOL. without withdrawing^rom my -Ctechowskl. At the time of hiz he said quietly, "If I give you this helped uncover an espionage ring. slushy road conditions in Columbia. ings from 9 to 1 on the toh-er floor WHAM-Polkailka Patty * Residents who wish to donate information, will It reach the right The six inches of snow which fell WOtS:I-Ho«ord Ravlew , described as being between 12 and centered the buffet table. It was WELDON DRUG STORES are asked to have their porch lights death he was employed at Hamil­ " 'Would you mind telling me of the bldcr section of St. Mary's John H. Lappen, Inc. WKNB—Ed Sweet 14 years of age. flanked by candles and flowers. 901 MAIN ST. — 487 MAIN ST. — *42 MAIN ST. people ?" here made driving conditions haz­ on from 6:30 to 6 p.m. ton Stondard Dtvtaion of United how you got it?’ I asked him. Episcopal Church, entrance on WTIO—Dragnet Aircraft Corp., Windsor Locks. He Stevens -nodded "Yes, And I "He smiled and said: The man ardous. School attendance was not Lucust St. WDRC-R Q I,e*la Mrs. Baril said, donations will prohdse you’ll never b« embar­ X INSURORS - 9- REALTORS WPOP—Treaxury Agent S.B.M. Savings Account'' help provide vaccine to all teenag­ was a member of St. Joseph's who drove their car was one of my 'disrupted. 1 :1.1- rassed.” 'There was no other agree­ men. When those people ask for a Rockville was normal v’lth road WHAY—Polka Parly ers and adults this year. Caiurch and St. Joseph's and St. 164 East Center Street—MI 9-5261 W rer—Record Review y o u ' v e s e e n t h e NOW Last year's drive netted $300 for Michael’s societies of the church. ment or explanation. None v/as car in this city, the driver always conditions good and no serious WKNB—Ed Sweet the March of Dimes. He leaves hU wife, Blanche needed. They understood each la my man.’ ’’ number of absences reported in lEER — WINES WTIC—Dragnet Godek Ciechowaki; and two broth­ other.' -i . Stevens once almost wrecked his schools. IK # WDRC—Eddy Arnold Veterans Orgaaixe . "I never knew anyqne like this WPOP—Treamry Agent About 73 World' War I veterans ers. EMward and Frank, both of relationship with the Innkeeper. Bolton alao was normal althou^ | L LIQUORS,. Open Thursday Evenings Until 9:00 ■ , Rockville, \ mim." Stevens recalled later. "At 'He did so much for us I offered to it got seven inchoi of snov/. Sotee ; f WHAY—Polka Parly attended an organiiation meeting •*Wa WTIC—Operation Enteruinment Sunday tt'the State Armory, with Funeral aervlces will be held leakt once,a week the police would pay for the information. I thought two'tachesktyere melted by-rain Ip and Saturdays Until Noon WDRC—Sinpeniie from the;White Funeral Home at follow me. But 1 always knew In he was going, to thrt>w me-out of from tKe coveP..^chools held classit . WPOP—Bishop Sheen many signing up for membership. advance when I was to 'oe followed his place. But- he cooled oft and' since roads werAin gobd pondRioh 1:U— ..... 1LA Rudolph Schmelske, 61 Earn -St., 8 a.m. - tomorrow with a solemn KArjUiur Drug Stem : .\WY-*pFox Hill Dr., was Joaeph'a Ometery. "ii V 9:SS— WJIAY--Night Watch elected quartermaster adjutant. Friends may call at the iuneral . VOTfe—Biographies In Sound Other officers will be elected at home today from .3 to 5 and 7 to WWte—The World Tonight a future meeting. 9 p.m. Wf^P—Modern Sounds Oatholic Press Panel 9:18—WHAY—Night .Walrh • A panel program on the Oetho- Vemon and Talcottville news ' 'WTtC-Btograrailes In Sound lic Press .will be held a t a meeting Items are handled through the WDRC-The Wot'd Tonight of Roekvilie District, Catholic Wei- Herald’s BockvUle Bureau, 7 Wi WPOP—Modern Bounds fare Council at 8 p.m. thursday at Main 8I„ telephone T Re moat *‘witA'Y—NtgUt Watth ' S-S186. WTTC—Ted Heath Sacred Heact Church. WDRC—Russ Nsughinn The propam. under the direction WPOP—Modern Sounds of M rs.'^m ee MoOermbtt, adult BOOT *N ROIX A 8LE88IN07 t:68— T / \ K E /V and, patent OducaUon district chair­ Oblcago (^1—7Rock 'it' roll mtuic WliAY—fJlghi Watch men. is open to eli women Iji the provideg,railllona of teonagen with iJuigh'l''n. RockvUSi DistrkA. • meansYif axpi^gglng their irtner FIOOKET T E S T ! Kiowa OOicere Elected urgea, Myg oil executive of Ameri­ 1*> can Musio Conference. !?;',t’c'ctmfck V-',, Offlottt df Kiowa Oouncit No, 26, n Naughton Degree, of'Pocahontas, were fecent- John W. EHilton believcg the rm Bounila 1v installed' by Deputy Mebel rock 'n' roll craxe may turn out to BtoetflUr ‘pf StaSfTord Springn and TO a bleazing for th4 jmunger 'Mt P m e m m s her etaff, by directing the tensiona of grow­ 'i ’.Ttileyii Officers ; insWled were;' Mrs. ing up into harmleta 'channelf. ' - 1 'O n J Kathleen 'BaiVowi, ) Poeshontes; "Remember the .'Charlefton' and Mrs. ■ Hsset I,andry, Prophetess; the ‘Lindy Hop’ and the 'Black Mrs. Gladys Gakeler. Wenoneb; Bottom.' ’’ he uked. "They were Mrs. Anns Barbero, Powhatan: crazea of other dayg, and 99 per PbONE DAY. NI6 HT or SUNDAY cent of the. kidz-who wznt craxy ALLIED TV SERVIClv Mias ^nnie Bstx, keeper pt rec­ over thiz -muzic and the croonerz MANCHESTER ^ ords; Mrs. Carrie Kane, collector of have turned out to b« good ..... * ...... I ...... B A Per House Call - a-ampum.-* Mhi. 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- J - ' y U : •i ' ,.^ 'hi* MANdFIESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHfeSTER, CONN., TUESDAY, JANUARY 29, 1957 / PAGE S IX MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER. CONN.. TOES^AY^ JANUARY 29, 1967 PAGE S S V iR Hebron tfianri)pj8tpr preceadad to judge that Achaaon Court Upholds aupported and approved Hiaa In Urooilles Case Fainily FOR RINT hia guilt. By BUtiBE PEICt Connecticut Skytoatch Schedule Episcopalians Dulles Will Continue ^6-Man Juries • If am. Movto Fy^pBat* SiipttittQ fffraiik 1- ■ —sooad or aileai alw Now John Foatar DuUea, alao. G»i\o Build Hold Meeting slide preJeotwSL under partiaan attack on the Yankee WedMAday, Jan. » Hartford, Jim. 29 (/PI—Con* neeticut’-s Supreme Court has up­ WELDON DRUG CO. policy level, haa made a remark Midnlg».t—* p.m; .. 1 ...... Volunteers Needed MMH Chapel By A. H. O. Hebron. Jsh; 29 (Special) Job Despite Attacks held the state's 6-man jufles ays- •91 Blala 8L TeL Ml 9-H21 5 ? £ f e * ! ^ f e ahich U easy pray fop miainter' ‘ a.m.—4 a.m. ,...... Volunteers Needed' PuWUhera a.m.~A a.m...... I ...... Volunteere Needed tsm adopted by the 1955 General I relation. Ha waa being quea- Aasembly. fisuBdtd Octobtr 1, lU t A geiieroua memorial gift WM As we h|ul A feeling it must, our a.m.—8 a.m...... Volunteere Needed „ r e a l B A K O M N (Ooatiaued from Page'Oae^ Uoned, the other day, on our pol­ dream house, in which all' modem paign committee, said Stassen was The court said that so lonj: uMulud Evfnr £T«ntnt Excfpt lubacribed this-week to the Man­ a.m,—10 a.m...... Volunteers NeiedOd trying to "hit the front pages.” dura and floliaiya EnUrad at Iht icy in tha Near Eaat, and he waa conveniences, luxuries, and psycho­ children wflffbe held' at BtSO p.m. was not interested in the slightest as tbe sykteta does not cut chester Memorial Hoapttal build­ 10 Am.—Noon ...... Louie Call Wedneeday. - The adult discussion He accused Stassen of perform­ GENERAL atofN c*' at llancheMtr. Codb., aa asked why he had not sought out logical beneflta were provided in­ Noon—2 p.m...... Clinton Andrews’ ’ ’ in serving on the Supreme Court. off a person’s right to choose a and Claa* Mail Matter. ing fund by Mrs. Lawrenca W. side-one neAt rectAngle of logs, haa group will meet at the rectory at ing a calculated disservice to the 12-man jury it was not unconsti­ ■uBSCRirnoN lUTia Pritlih and French cooperation in p.m,—4 p.m. .. :...... Roger Winter That possibility bed been dis­ Republican party with Oita un­ PayalM in Adranct become the architectural rage of CQNNIC1ICUT MIBICAl 8IRVICI 7:30 p.m. Thursday. The topic will tutional. T V SERVICE our new policy there Initead of Caae, Mrs. Charlea Jacobaon, her 4 p.m.—6 p.m...... Columbia DeCarli, May Hawkas be first sod second Samuel. There cussed. warranted, unfair and uncalled for daughter, .and A. Welle Casa, her the day. Admiration for ita con­ p.m.—8 p.m...... O liv ia Gothberg, Barbara Mac- fJU. 8011 1*1 • MIW MAVm I Joseph Perrella and Stanley >aa Yaar . having ui go It ml.one. He replied centration of facilities, with one will sleo be a meeting of the Herter was in line today to be­ ■^Ptag"„at Nixon who, he said, Otzolek appealed their Bridge­ N t^ts wileVD n iu Faria Ha Month. “ -Gregor. BUeanor fc mall campaigVied vigorously and effec­ [Iiraa Monti t, it waa announced today. furnace, and pop com machine haa Fleur de Lis at the rectory at 3:30 port Common Pleas Court convic­ that Arab hoatlllty to the British 8 p.m.^10 p.m. -...... Betty Ftvostatky, Helen ShepErd come the Eisenhower administra­ tively for the Republican ticket. • T E L . M l 8-5488 m t Mondi Robert H. E illh, chairman o f been unbdunded. p.m, Thursday. tion on theft charges almost two Ftekly ■•..... and French, atemming from their 10I p.m.—Midnight ...... R. H. Thomas SampM copies of t|te Diocesan; tion’s chief policy coordinator. Vice The Gohgresamah added that he Unila Copy the fund's memorial gifts com­ Housewives and houaemasteri' years ago on the grounds they attack on Egypt, waa a factor Skyu-stch Post located oi top o f Manchester Police Station. Vol­ Magaade are available for aiiy one Prtsident Nixon had been con­ assumed "Herter must have given mittee, aaid the donation waa alike have swooned over its added, unteers may register at CIvi.' Defense Headquarters. Municipal were not allowed trial by 12-man MEMBER OF which had to be taken ihto con- Interested. 'Oiey are left jn the sidered for the job. hia.l>e8t” for the Republican tlcK*t a p r e s s given In memory of their hueband DEVELOPING jury. . TUB IBOCIATED ‘Buoy Scour special luxury features, -which in­ funding, on Monday, Wednesday, Friday from 1-6 p.m. porch or vestibule bf( the chimeh.^ in 'Massachusetts. But Simpson Tha Aaaadatad Preaa la excluaWaly aideration. and father, Lawrence W, Caae. cluded a complete absence o& en­ Herter, scheduled to succeed However, this is what the court anUtlad to tha uaa of repuWcaUon of \ Back Bai In l*Mi my no-good Brother, The gift will eatahgsh a chapel The rector hopes that many will ,Herbert Hoover Jr. aa undersecre-1 said' "1 t note regretfullyrepeUully that Re- ruled yesterday in an opinion all nawa dlapatchaa craditad to it, or To illuatrata what ha meant, he Dukee, waa thrown out of the Boy tering wires, or pipes, and of. decide.-to order Ibis'paper to keep not otbarwlaa, credited in thia Mpar for the first timw in the'hoipiiart mechanical moving parts of an)k lumped Into ona category, since all tongue, columbine, fern, and oldr Ury of state this'week, is expected ! written by Chief Justice Ernest and alao tha lOcai nawa publlahed here. aaid: Bdbuts for not living up to their history. The chapelliwih serve all themselves informed of church to replace Hoover also as chair­- that state.” He added "this alone A. Inglls: V AH rifhta of rapublicatlon of apeciai code. Instead of being phyilcally kind. of them come frqm those who, 'ad­ fashioned yellow rose. M M T flIisO i "Peraonally, I'd rather not have faittia and >'ill be conveniently events of the state and world. man of the Operations Coordinat­ seems to belive Stassen's strange That an accused has the right to diapM^aa barein are alao raaarvad. atrong, mentally alert and morally Everybody wants one, and the miring our design, have a loving There no longer will be a nur­ thesis.'’ a French and Britiah eoldler be- straight, Duke was physically and ’eqntraUy located on the first curiosity-to see how we would do SPEEDOMETER ZERO ^ ing Board (OCB). select the mannor of trial—that Full aarrlca cliant of N. E. A. .Barr- architects of the state, we basr, sery at the U a m. servlet since While Elseihower was taking no is. .by judge, by. 12-man jury, by aide ma, ona on my right and one weak, mentally aaleep and morally floor ot-^he enlarg 1 hospital. with the little dream house that . Galveston, Tex. (JP»—The speed nm Will Guard Policies Headed Firm SS Years have been swamped with demands there is a family service at 9:30 public part In this new contro­ 6-man j"ry. • LIFE *^uS|abara RepreaantatlTea: Tha on my left.”' crooked. To "get even,” Duke for immediate blueprints for what ought to stand out back, at the of cars involved in a collision here a.m. In this role, he would be chai:ged Juli ia MaUaira Special Aiency — Near formed a rival organisation'which For 36’ years, untU his death in edge of the clearing. with seeing to It that government versy, there were indications he When an accused selects a jury Yorlc Chicafo.-Detroit a ^ ^ ^ l o n . By that he meant , that the man we call our Peace of Mind House. .was estimated offlclslly at sero by CloUd-'Porter Wedding plans to broaden the'field of Nix­ M C ^M B ^ AUDIT BUREAU OF he called “ The Bad Scouta." The 1944, Lawrence W, Case waa presi­ a police report. departments follow presidential trial but does not specify as to in tha middle might get hit by dent of Caae Brothers, Inc,, of At the same time, prospective This is actually a matter that 8t. Peter’s Episcopal Church on’s adtivUies in government. the number of jurors (six or 12) CIRCUEATIONS. highest rank in/the outfit waa a owners of this dream house have could be left to the individual own­ One car wae parked on a slight policies closely so that White Highland Park. During that time, iH » was the scene of. the wedding of House directives aren't sabotaged the presiding judge decides. Tha Herald Printing Company, tec., bulleta aimed at hii two com- Vulture Scout amd a boy could developed an Insatiable curiosity to er or archUcct, for variations In ramp and its emergency brake MiM Clara Ellen-Porter, daughter The . Vice President, whose only aaaumea no financial caniona. reach this claaa by winning a cer' he developed and held patents on failed. It rolled into the other park­ down the line.------^ ------constitutional duty__Is to preside The appeal was rejected because in I a number of~papei-making pnicv have spelled out tor them certain tbe-basic-clsasic design. There is no Of Mr. and Mrs. Olarenee B. Por-' Perrella and Orzolek did not spec­ lain number hf D e m e n t Badges In details of - its living which we, in particular pHodemistle brilliance ed vehicle, causing an. estimated President Eisenhower u re­ over the Senate, already sits in on _er*^raadinS matter Immediately, thia remark be­ various activities. Like Hub Cap esses, w’hich were important to uinn s ^ ported to have decided against cabinet meetings and National ify as to the number of jurors they Bveains Uaraid. our original presentation, more or needed here. For landscaping, we $100 damage. Cloud, son of Mra. Annie E. Cloud w unnunu-iiuim am 2 came famoui. Thd Britiah ai\d Q wanted Swiping, Chicken Stealing, Hookey the company and the industry. moving Nbkon into the OCb chalr- Security Council sessions. He has Dlaplay.. . . adyertiaing rioaing houra: less took for granted. like hollyhocks at one side, and of BeckUy,;iy..'Ya., at 2 p.tii. Sat­ French, however they might real­ Playing. Cigarette Smoking, Neck­ He was also greatly interested Some optical glass U so clear I aiiship on the grounds that too presided over both in EHseohower’s Common Pleas Judge Milton G. rorn Mood «iooday—1 p.m. fViday. ing, Fist Fighting and Surlineas. it. the scenic beauty of Highland .One or two, somewhat skeptical morning glories at the other, and, P h a r m ^ f y urday with the Rev, Douglas F, absence. Meyers had ruled their trial would ro r Tnaaday—1 p.m. Monday, ly have underatood it, preferred along the path from little house to a book can be read through .. piece much detailed work is involved. In­ hir Wednaaday—1 p. m.tuaaday. The motto of the Bad Scouta waa Park and nompleted the construc­ perhaps, .eecm to have thought Pimm officir.ting. With these activities in mind. be by a 6-man jury. When the tv, twiat it into an inault to the big house, hepatica, yellow violets, 10 feet thick, saye the Twentieth stead, the President was reported For Thuraday—1 p... 'm.~ 'wadneatey. "Be Unprepared", and it waa their tion of a 400-acre park, whlch-'hla that we^ sketched the thing- rapidly The bride was given in nuursiiM!! to be planning to use Nixon on spe­ Sen. Payne (R-Maine) proposed defendants objected later, they Far Fridala*—1 n. m. Thjuraday. bloodroot, windAowere, adder’s Ctent'ury Fund. ' .. by her father. Her maid of honor For Satuirday—1 p- m. Friday, braverj’ and reliability of Britiah awom duty; "every day in every father had begun on the northern in order to allp past certain fea- cial, specific policy missions at today the creation of a special were overruled by Judge 'Meyers. Cl£laaainad ■■lad dandnae:daadliae: lOtSOlitSO a.m.a m. each and French aoldiere. The State way to do somebody good"—and I ■lope of Birch Mountain. ture/i which might be conaidered waa Miss (3tarlene McCorrison of home and abroad. commission to study, amohg other day of publication except Saturday mean good. lets attractive and modern and Amston Lake. Bridesmaids were • a m . rapartment Uacif waa no particu­ Case devoted itiany years to the Eisenhower's decision on t)»e ac­ things, the possibility of defining The earliest steamboa was built REMEMBER advancement of the C:iuistian time and effort saving than Others. Miss Shirley Brown of Ams’ on tivities of Herter and Nixon Was re­ by law the Vice President’s duties in France, in 1780 says the I^ven- Tucnday, January 3» lar help, because it confesaed Itself These guessed.'in fact, that-the Lake and Miss Arlene Gomes of faith, boih As a member of the Bruce Watkins, Jay E. Rand and Saul M. Sitverstein, gather ported to haVe been made in' ad­ within the governmenL tleth Century Fund., Weldon’s to ba “concerned” over the remark Board of Trustees of the South energy source for our Are place Stafford Springs. A Thought for Today around.George T. LsiBonne, president of the Junior Chamber of Com­ vance of the newest Herter-Nixon BrvsdHiinded Yesr of Ita o\fn Secretary. But ita con­ Methodist Church and chairman would have to be wood chopped The bride’s gown was of oyster controvetsy stirred up by Harold Integrity white i»tin with overset of Alen- merce to view citations they were presented as outstanding bosses. cern and apology a e e ^ to have Bponiored by tha .Mancheatsr of its Building Committee, and from some forest primeval, and Miss Mariljm Fishe holds the plaque she was g^ven as winner of the E. Stassen. Is Here 'ntig if, obvioualy, going to ba Council of Ohnrckos. having guessed, said Aha, triumph­ con lace, sleeves adorned with little effect on t h o ^ who prefer as a charter member of the Board Jaycee "'Voice of Democracy' contest (Herald Photo by Ptato). , Stassen, Eisenhower's disarms- Too! tSa 3raar a t great viaitationa' of Directors of the Hartford Coun­ antly. sequins, bouffant skirt with short ivent assistant, said Sunday he still to add tq tha gaiety ofnationa by tndn. She wore a fingeytip veil of vlaitattona which damonatrata Bhow The Way ty YMCA. Ws merely present statistics. thinks the GOP would have won The capacity of our Are place illusion, and carried a bouquet of NAMES what broad mlnda wa Americana continued mlainterpretation of the AU of us know the old proverb, Under the . sponsorship of the .control of Congress if Herter had remark. And/jdr. DuUea’ domtatic YMCA, he organized the Highland would demand six cords a year, or camelUas and stephanotls. Her- replaced Nixon on last year's Re­ can develop when It aeem the "It is far better to light a candle six man-days of work. The average gown was designed and made by Watkins^ Rand^ Silverstein | political crftica will, we are afraid, than to ciirse the darkness," but Park Community Club, whldh for publican ticket. YOU CAN practical thing to do. 20 years .served as a recreation American, living In the average Mrs. John A. Bishop 6f Hebron. Mobilheat last fall at the Connecticut State Stassen staged a one-m,.n cam­ SOtONY VACUUM HI ATIMC OIL Wa ara beginning with King have lyuie heait.vncy about adding center for the employees of Case present day house, now works 87 Best man was Paul Jones of paign last August to replace Nixon mark to tbair lUt of axhlbiti Pilgrim Fellowship Rally I heard Brothers and their families. . days a yesr—at work not half as Lynwood, CaliA Uaher.s were Mil­ ]Sa!med Top Bosses hy Jaycee TRUST ^ gaud of Saudi Arabia, a feudal a wonderful interpretation of it but dropped it after a conference tag to prove that *Mr. Reallxallon of Dream healthy—to provide, maintain, and lard McKennnn of Pennsylvania \ With Eisenhower at the GOP nom­ character whoaa peraonal mag that I would like to share with energise the gadgets which supply and WillianTvSprullt of Norfolk lies la becoming progresaively you: Speaking on behalf of the hos­ The Manchester Junior Cham-' ’he organized a group of men to inating convention. Herter placed nlficenea and plentltude bf pital. C. Elmore Watklne, preei- the services which our dream V a .'» "'I,' unfit for office. , ‘The other night, during a spir­ ber of Commerce last night made help shovel out strlc.ien Putnam Nixon's name in nomination at the fed wivea and childran contri dent, commented: “We are indeed dwelling concentrates in one aim The maid of honimjwore shrimp and pitched in himself (n th shov­ convention. Secretariea of atate aeem. In itual life retreat, a number of us very grateful for Ihie gift. The pie facility. chiffon over taffetlp. The brides­ awards ' to three "outstanding MORIARTY Fividly with the unalloyed mlaery were sitting out on the camp’s in- eling ope.-ation. Murray Snider, assistant press this era, to ba conaidered open new chapel will be’ the realization To other skeptics, water has maids wore pa.’ Gilead, are: 'President,! vialtont should not, boweyar, ba a Says: Mr. Beck goes into effect on the Mils Gwen EIUs: secretary, Miss it should ba fiotag, at a time like last of thismontb. Members^of the Janet Porter) health officer, Mias signal for licantloiu Impoliteness this, if it U going to let apandlng and Insult to any of tbam. If they goup- • ALL PURPOSE is it the convenience... ? coma hare, they coma hare aa the Business nUght be attempting a . guests of tha alectad Pxealdaat of conscious slow down to itx oun NOW . . . GENUINE That's a big factor . . . it’s oosiar to sovn mora vfbara it's morn eenvanlnnt and Savings and Loon . tha Amartcaa people, aaA thalr expansion, might ba attempUng presenoa hare la his teult, not to pace itself, but ia unabl* to act at 1007 Mg)n Stroat hos a eoavtninnt loeotion EXTRA COHVEHIEHT— thalra. By. his dseialon, they art as a conacious unit. Labor might our official guests, and it bsoomaa ba resolving to pace itself with us. therefore, not to ba boors. Wa regard to wage. Increases, which HOURS: Monday, Tuosday, cannot tajura l iam by our ta- meet one spiral of prices and alao . start an All Pui-pose Savings Chib « .Friday 9 a.m.-5 p.m. sulUi but only ouraelvaa, . aur£ the haxt but labor Is in­ EvsryontKMds a V at either o f our-bffices now: and IH. \ RUSCO Thua, today, it U not King gaud, capable of acting to aUch con- • the funds you save give you g wel- Wednesday 9 a'.m. to 12 noon but Mayor Wagner Of New York, ■doua moderation. • comb vacation this time next year. ’ COMBINATION WINDOWS is it die insurance oi savings. .. ? who is abown up by Wagner's Nobody, to sort, taaista that the Other.s are doing it. Man.v who Thttrsday9a.ni.teip.nl. Cheap grbndstaqd refusal of an of• ■ * ' ■ ^ upward climb should halt, while started their clubs last year have That's an important peoce-of-mind provision. W e provide in- Not Open.Soturday. ficial welcome. Whan nawaman •varybody keeps reaching for his started packing. Join now. AT THE asked Mayor Wagner why, If he own ahara of the upward climb DRUG STORE siiranea of your sovings up to 510,000 with the Federal Savings were such a champion of tha ’—had a UtUa more, it that can rpV will be able to.purcfiasc RlcaUes, ha himself recently ac­ be had. Insurance Corporation, sterling silver by R eed k cepted decorations from Dictators Cttnaumera themsalvea, if they Franco of Spain' and BatisU of # And here.is the answer to LOWEST BasY on at current low prices unlit would, could play a part. They Speaking of Clubs... February 1. Note the savings on Cuba, he had no logical answer. cculd play thatr part by cutting dtat need! Turn to us con&- ITS NOT TOO LATE to join the 1957 Christmas Club. Thc^ 6-piece place iettings. Ha was posing' on a fran' Service lUas, ndte had Just baan convicted Wasbtagtoa, P . C. have televf- f ( a»d for hta answer he ■ion sets. 299 GREEN ROAD—TEL. MI 3-^134 T va ba the atue, «uoung q n ^ t auuN'oenci MOtTN laANCM m MMM tniiT 15 NOSTM MAIN SnttT j p gMbU OB the proper rei» iio!Bsti » . O/tkotUt U. twnw* c ^ s NulM-YMCA iA V^ RO riSpa Diiti Agent • MsifbVhiiAidjMd* A . ggiiEgheL Tht' — . it, Into a b o i a I /fPF'- eewn *V > TJTf-fr ' .'J: '.A^^r . Jt/-. (,.r. ' j ^ . I>0V'^ tT"", ■x-

vn .-V 'I P^<^£ EIGHT MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD* MANCHESTER, CONN., TUESDAY, JANUARY 29, J967 MANCHESTCR EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN.' TUF^DAY, JANUARY 29. 1967 pAGe'’iiti^ BUGS BUNNY B v a r Ica: Cna o f tha few thing* that I tell a Joke ia what it ia cracked up'to be. Answer to Previous Punie Andthen.forgat.it I] Drive Slated Sense and Monsense When Boma big dopa. Rodio Actress A longhair mualcian we know re- Saya *'X don't get it.” . ierato' the current crop of hit rec- To Cut Adult In the heat of an ari^ument with and didn't want to serve. When his — Maurice Betttar- orda aa jdatter-clatter. ACIIOSS 'IS p M d contest a Judge, a young lawyer lost a little name was called ha asked Judge 4 African As IBSdlo actreu, Prosecutor of hl» temper. The judge waa not Pollock to excuse him. anialopa '■ Polio Apathy one to brook any inaolehce from Claudia —— 5 Coincided Shopman—We are very busy at CARN1V.AL I BY DICK TURNER 1 She Stan in a . (ri»o> rngq o m ) I By appointment of the Judges young whlpperenappera, so he the shops'.and I opght to be there. e Requires Dr. Robert R.'Keeficy said today I of Ih* Superior Court of Hartford drama — — on 1 Greek Square Dancers V'" pounded hi# gavel ai)d said sternly, Judge—So you are one of those |ca>unty, Atty. John D. LaBatla o f “I fine you ten dollars for contempt tha radio gravestone stiitii woui^wercome uia resp'u- he hopes to organize a meeting in men who think the Union Pacific ISatrua fruit U<»: , 1- r Manchester today assumed office of this court.” could not get along without you. 8 FaeiUtators Complete Series, towrn soon of doctors, the press, as an assistant atata’a attoimey for finHayloft (dial.) S Right Unas !'Blnceialy’your*,' Hardly were the words out of his Shopman—No, Your Honor, I "John F.oiter. Dullea.” , clfcrgy and civio organizations to Hartford County. mouth when the lawyer piped up, 15 Safe (ab.) To Start Another know It could get along without 41 Sleavelcv AfUi;, IJb^ vote the two commlt- outline a program .for polio vac­ The appointment waa under- "Yes, Your Honor, I was sort of IfHebrew 10 Ileum (comb. 18 "Emerald ; stood to be on a temporary baats me, but I don't want it to And It aacetlc Isle” garments teei ne)d a clqsed xCMlon on the cination of families. expecting that. I have the money form) Eia.ephower . reaolution.' Adm. The first series of Monday night jand reflected the desire of the out. 11 Pedal digit 10 Roster 42 Phratry Dr. Keeney represented Con^ right here In my vest pocket.” :zj 11 Eveninga Arthur W, Radford, chairman of Adult Square Dance lessons, spon­ (bench to provide SUte’a Attorney Judge—Excused. ISRoman 30 Sediment 43 Heavy blow nectlcut doctors at a (Thlcago^ "W ell," continued the Judge, (poet) the Joliet P:niertof“ hlefi of gtaff, ■ waa their sored by the Manchester Recrea­ . Albert S. Bill with special aaaist- magistrate ' 35 Scoundrel 44 Gudrun't meeting of the American Medical "look through your other pockets 11 Let it stand witnesa.-ritnesa: ; . . tion Department and held at Wad­ ■ ance which could help speed the 10 Hops' kjln 37 Bridge husband Assn. (AMA) Saturday, called to and see if you can dig up the rest The little girl rushed into the 19 That thing w ith .the policy review aaaured, dell School, hava been completed, ( presentation of criminal cases in «y.«yLVEsm^,Mi«RE of the sentence—thirty days In kitchen and flUng herself into her 11 Compound 12 Roman patriot holding 48 Bulging pot work out means of combatting the winter term of Superior Court, ' ether 47 Vcrsifltr the BenatoVa .appeared to 'be tn' with 20 couples graduating last ^tX 'M .T'A MADE Jail.” mother's armi sobbing. 23 Mine entrance 39 Ogles dined to apced’up hearinga On the night hy by adults toward vaccina- and probably the spring tsrm as n Had feeUng 24 Lease 40 Hypothetical 45 Gaelic for polio. UPVBR MIND VET ^ Mother—Why, darling, what on Middle Baat resolution'. Slarl Johnston, who is one o f the well. earth la the matter? 16 Nut covering 25 Grafted (hcr.y structural SO Sick Dulles' wylingneaa.to accept an Long-Range Alms Set . Douglass B. W right of West A husband and wife entered a 31 Arabian gull outstanding teachers and callers in ZlM TSVME.aUT Child r - M-my dolly. Michael 31 At this place unit ■52 Wand aniendmcnt unde;- which congres- Keeney said the long-range aim Hartford holds the regular poat of bank and announced they wished 31 Iroquoian New England, was the instructor I t s MOST< to open a Joint account. The hus­ broke my.dolly. Blonal' cdmmitteea would be noti­ for the 10-week course.. He had agreed ^ o n at the C3ilcago meet­ aaslstant state's attorney. The ap­ Indian ing is n^-mibiic service program BFFICULT. band, being in a hurry. Just signed Mother—Oh. what a shame! r “ r r 1 r r i 1“ r fied. .16. days, in advance of any asaistance from Bob and Miriam pointment of a second assistant IS Paint lightly. r r under w-hleh everyone under 40 the signature qprd and rushM out, How did he do it? apending o f the $200 million mili- McCormick, Chet and Betty. Free­ has been authorized for some time, Child {sobbing)—He was being SEOatup N' ■ tary and (economic .aid money years old wotiH be on a continuous but has never been made. leaving the details to the woman. 35 Mustalina r" man. Bill and ^Phyllis Allen, Harold Tell—Now, let's see. This is to n-naughty and 1 hit him over the brought the likelihood of increased vaccination j Took Oath Togay head with it. :* ■ mammal' and Doris Tedford and HHwood and LaBelle waa be a Joint |coiint, isn't It? B 1 support for ;Jt. Phyllis Howies. The program \1xmld' start with tendered th* office 11 Canvas vaccinations of cbildren from 3 to yeaterday, after a meeting pf tlie Wife (smiling I *-That's right. Sen. Aiken JR-'Vt)- predicted The, names of the -people who iheltars r • ft Hartford County Judges, and made Just make it deposit for "him, ' Hubby—Did you see anything IT” thefe Win hot be “more than 13 to graduated last evening were: Paul 6 months old with pblio vaccina­ \ IS Feminina tions becoming a regulkr part of Atty. John D. LaBelle jus decision to accept thin m om - -Checking for me.------real cheap In-tha-lingerie pectlon appallatiod i 18 votea". against, the modified res- and Dorothy Ames, Allan i of the store? olutldh wneifTTraachea the Senate. Helen Ayers. John and Irene the pediatric injection routine. "‘f: H* Immediately gftiien the 42M lk paU , Each person w-ould then receive office in superiort Oeurt A Union Paciflc shopman had Wlfey--Only several husbands i .1 B B The big thing,' from thp atgnd- Bengaton, Tom and Betty prady, (dial.) IT IT w B • booster shots from time to time Chandra In Hartford bV Judge drawn on a Federal Grand Jury waiting for their wives. % point of ekpediting action, was the Reg and Bernice Cartwright. Don- 4SCar i i until he' reached the age of 40.\ Deaths Abraham S. Bordon. 45 Unclose r" f decision that, the Eisenhower res­ and Lillian Donovan, Rod and'Jean i ■Xii. olution should not be held up papd- Eliason, BJII and Evelyn Garrison. Siich a program would w-Ipe out. Bordon. the (poet) I Ihg the-policy review!, polio. Dr, Keeney said, much In the the Hartford-^unty Superior COurt OUR BOARDING HOUSE - 45 Lure Art and Barbara Gustafson. Miss Eileen T. aeary Judge* fharinj^dhe authority for'the OUT OUR WAY BY J. R. WILLIAMS with MAJOR HOOPLE i p Rudy and Betty Heck, Dick and same way smallpox, and scarlet 51 Reception w~ 1 Knowland emphasized that an fever have been w-lped out. Eileen Theresa Cleary. 28, apjtoiiitment w to) Judges William room w , original proposal' advanced by Sen. Betty Hurd, Staii and Leona Juros, 27 Strant St., died yesterday at St. J. Shea and CTiartw S,. House of 1 Herh and Georgette Klecolt, Leo Luck Was bn His Side It would eliminate the -large ■nr UMIL I* SU«rrKO rvs 4 0 T KXACTLV HALF OH.'mEy'LL BE SSBasenvent ft V FulBright (D-Ark) was not ac­ reservoir of setive Infection, which Francis Hospital after a short ill­ MMchester, Howai^W. Alcorn of ,POWM H C m PVtt. A R9C LMDtK,,/M8. ceptable .to the administration. and Jennie L«ggitt,' Rene and He waa lucky. ' vu*f/*, BUT rr tat>/T ^ D . eovsf DOCTOi? HERE/ITiNORRies lies in that age group from birth ness. Suffle d, Richard H.^^FhUHps of T H A T u p rm tt h a I f i» - s Fulbright "called last week for a Charlette Maire, Ed and Fanny I Erwin B. Henry of East Hart- admitted there has risen from Farmington, Louis J. ShftpTro of MATT«lt~VOU oar SO far UP •me MOON- rVCBlOS o c r ME: even TO MB—t h o s e 55 Warbles r r ir to 40 years old. ' - . She waa bqrn in New T ork City review of American policy in the McArdle, Tom and Marge Mc- Skating Sched'jlr 6,000 In 1951 to 8.000 in 19,56. A 4 0 0 0 H0 6 S TAIN THAT I’M WOMOSK* SET FOOT ON THE 55 Unruffled ford, recently a patient at Man­ March 25, 192^ the 'dau^ter of West Hartford, and EfsmSpovello UMoet VDu.’ MO WHICH HAU* ■» B. Mideast 1ft advance of any’ Senate Partland, Curtis and‘Jane Mellen, The prMent building fund cam­ The basts (oc the program. Dr. of West Hartford. WOULD DOWN IT • chester Memorial Hospital, got a Keeney said, Js the conviction that Martin Cleary oKSimsbury and the •m an t o « ia y w i t h / a O O R /— -PSMAVi.'A committee action on the admin- Norman and Grace Moore. Ted and There- will be no skating to­ paign for a greater Manchester The salary for the special' , m ere 60MP on THE: MARE A polio Is endemic in the population late Mrs. Sarah Qumn Cleary. She 9 MOTHER 1 Greatest H iatretion's-Middla Blast, program. Dot Nellsen, Clarence and Alice day at Center' Springs Pond. bed in a room In pediatrics, of all Memorial HosplUl is for the pur- pointment is understood to ba HEAO/-^I CRAM& « wrr t, im »«. amount places. (always present in some degree) was employed at thesHewton Co. BEAR FOR­ Knowland noted today that the Peterson, 'Ted and Lea Ragi, Ho- ;'ver. Park Department o f­ pose of meeting this increased de­ Besides her father; she leaves the scale of $6.000 a year. FRESH A IR - WILL ONE 1 Mountain 1 ■ There was no room for him any­ and becomes epidemic from time GET HER 'i'in going to take(c a nap! H anybody wants n i ' r i F^jlbrights—resolution has been Adana and Allison Rhodes. Seld% ficials said, weather permitting, mand for beds and of correcting two brothers, Bernard Cleary of Must Give Up Post OF NOO KlNOtV VBOP BV (comb, foi where else. And, he could not the pre.sent condition that necessi- to time. LaBelle'a acceptance of th* ap. klATT'5 IIVERV STABLE CUR.', be in ' the Bijou theatei;!., ) amended to carry the proposed In­ and Beverly Richardson, Richard there would be- public skating He said medical science is con­ Simsbury and John ICitarly of quiry back to 1946, when the Dem­ and Norma Simonds, Ken and at the Annex and CTharter Oak have been accommodated at-all If , tales such unsuited uses of the pointment is expected to pose a the children’s ward, which experi­ vinced that hundreds of persons are Pennsylvania; three sister^Mrs. ocrats were in power. Eunice Trevitt, Allan and Louise Park from 3 to 10 p.m. Hock­ hospital's available beds as oc­ Marion Volland of Pennsylvania, problem of leadership for the ences fluctuations in demand u-lth curred here. infected with polio intcsUnally with­ Taylor, Jack and Alice Tbrrant, ey will not be permitted at out suffering any nervous system Mrs: Sadie Johnson, a]so out^pf DemocraUc Party in Mancheater. iJJi. Asked about -EJsenhower'a reac­ peaks and valleys greater than in I^elle a at least temporary re­ BY AL VERMEER tion to the - amended proposal, Richard and Flo'rence Jackman. ' the Annex. The program .calls for 38 addi­ disorder. , s state, and Mrs. Helen McOraw m. PRISCILLA’S POP Know What She Means ^ . A Manchester Square Dane* other hospital services, had been tional 2-bed rooms with the finest tirement from the office of toen Knowland replied: filled. Doctors suspect, therefore, that Elm-wood, and several nieces and PRISCILLA'. WHAT Club will be formed Feb, 4 at Wad­ modern conveniences in the pro- Bhairman being required by the ."It is acceptable to the adminis­ No wonder it is frequently dlffi there may be chronic carriers of nephews, ,FRI<3WTFUL , N O tration." dell School. Officers will be elected po.sed new wing of - the hospital polio and that the reservoir of In- n «M of the Superior Court, which -^MAM... cult to be admitted to the hospital Thiui, the critical community, need Funeral aeirlces will be held bar !(* employes from political ac- ‘ YOU , G R A M M A R / V / j The measure comes up In the at that time. . ieettpn could be knocked out by Thursday mornlqg at 8:15 *t the tlvity.x , Y tX J 1 MEAN There are still son,e openings w-ithout being put on a w-alting list for an enlarged hospital will be mass ihoculatjon. KNOW V House'for debate today with indica­ Hospital Notes first. The number of patients 1 met. Charles H. Vincent and Sons L ^ e ile w o n the Manchester town MEAN HE'S MAD tions of adoption tomorrow by a available in the: Adult Square Dr. Keeney said it waa brought THAT M AD A r,^ Funeral Home, Hopmeadow St„ chairm ahm p hi a primary battle i, ^OUIMBY big majority., The House Foreign Dance Lessons. out in CTiicago (hat the areas wHere Simsbury, followed by a solemn NOT ONf Paiicats Today: 180 gainst Town Chairman BOY? I Affairs committee voted 24-2 to ap­ These lessons are! open to any­ the vaccination program has been 7* \ r > m a d OAT,c ADMITTED YESTERDAY: requiem Maks in St. Mary’s Wesley C. G i ^ last spring. prove it'without major change. one from the Tovm of Manchester most successful are those where Church, Simsbury, at 9 o'clock. CARLYLE Mlchelinc Morin, 82 Chambers St.; A native of R/esf Rutland, VI II Senate Democruia Leader John­ who is interested. the emphasis w m on vaccination Burial will, be in St. Bernard's and a graduate (ffvCoIgate Unlver’ son (Tex) said ' Sdcretary .Dulles Mrs. Marllia Glassniau, Hartford Snow, Ice Sheath by family doctors. Will Dobson is the instructor fpr Cemetery,’ Tarlffville. slty, class of 1937. ------had told him pri,y^lx 'the admin­ 'I'pke., Rockville; Linda Popoff, H«lle came to this group, which meets every Friends may call at the funeral Manchester In 1846, d has since istration '.wotdd! oppose c an VYednesda.v evening at the Com­ Andover; Mrs, Janet Richmond, 33 home from 7 to 9 o’clock tonight Lilley St.;' Mr.i. Diane Nobert, 869 been a b l a t e d in th* pracUce of amendment JdhhgBn proposed. Un­ munity y beginning a* 7:30. There and tomorrow from 2 to 4 and 7 1 ^ With Atty. Jay E. Rubinow. He der-iL Congress,wouldo get'advance Main St.; Bk:-.-ard Adam;-, 115 Grips Manchester is a alight charge per couple to Public Records to 9 p.m. * '^.''■minority leader of UieXflouae He THREAD'S reports of where President Elsen­ Maple St.; Mrs. .icrancis Butler, •#' OVvrtUJAys S T I U - O F F / help defray the cost of the instruc­ of Representatives at HartfOM in hower. wiU-wpsitd up to.$300 million tor. 110 Strickland St.; Lembit Kuusik, Daniel Dowds the 1951 session, and has ,-iFels LOMdcer miuutc —>o— iT H E SFDOL’ in available foreign aid 'money In 16 Eldridge St.; Mrs. Marian (Continued from Page One) Warrantee Deeds Florence A. Stevenson to John Daniel Dowds of New York deputy judge of the Manchester \-M Middle,Bl|at,countries. Acceptance Kingsbury, 4 Durkin St.; Deborah Club Hears Talk Towp Court'. He marHed.the former of this amendment is expected to the woman, but Icy pa-cm ent pre- J." Fortin and Natalie H. Fortin, City, father of Mrs. Ward Tedford, a lM.TJHiCTiaSM.SllJ Mara; Warehou.ie Point; ..Mrs, 12 Warren .St, riled on Jan^-23,— Claire L, Stephens of Manirhestar,— ALLEY OOP Interested BY V. ‘1. siaMLIN ■dnereaso Democratic votes for the Mildred Connors, 8 Cedar St„ ventett him from stopping in time. property at 79-81 Foster St. — Teamsters R^p Bpm in Belfast, Ireland, Jan. 22 WELL.SINCEviiE^ res'oluU ^ . Rockville: Almon Anderson, 57 Patrolman Allan Smith is investi­ On SHiii]ia8tic.s Valentino R. Fiann to Leonard MROOPS OpiNS FINE, HSW I VMdUUJN'T COTTON WOODS BY RAT GOTTO 1898, he came to Hartford in 1922 TO BLAME fOR DOCIOR-.NOT A PEEP HAVE PRESCRIBED L>-nn Di-., Vernon; Robert Rudaz, gating. W. Schmid and Patricia M. 7 TREE-TOP FOULED '^Tllbe WTH VDU No one was injured in a 7:30 a.m. Schmid, property at Carter St. but had resided most of the rest STATE OF Out o f im ©MCE they IT...BUT IT SEEMS NOTHERt K lO .'.„ CANT IMAWNE WHAT TH' 127 Florence St.; James LrfiPcnta, Mother anil.Daughter Nigbt was CX/T IN THE MAiriN& Labors’ Policy of his life in Staten Island and EXHAUSnON, TO BE KEEPINS AS 600NAS I ta k e a (MICK SHERIFF MMNTS TO SEE 6f Wedgewood Dr.; Mrs. Florence crash between a car and an Army observed last evening when the Jay E. Rubinow, trustee,* to ArabTeUsUeN, FINAL SECONO-- (xrrsioE, I , i4AVE w ------A FEW SHOWER AND ME ABOUi;CANDlEr Judfdr Isabe11a.^ t lick on Hackmatack St. Donald W. Morrison and Ruth C. New York City. He waa employed SO I'M TOLD, ANO COTTON COTTON .H Donnelly. 115 Benton St.; Mr.s. 'WORDS WITH MEET ME AT Police said the truck, driven oy j Me Tison,' property o ff Porter St. at the Rockefeller Institute , for WTD BETTER CASHED IN A t h ' sheriff, MY OFFICE.' On Testimony 1- vangellne Delnlckl, RFD 1, 0 0 SOME- FREE THDOW Install Officers. Pvt. Jesse London, 18 carrying | February meeting at the Sec- Jay E. Rubtnow, trustee, to Ed­ Medical Research in New York Israel Defiance V ! CANDie.' jusrsoMEOoesNT Rockville; Donald Gray Jr., South a t y . THINS! TD BEAT 'EM, LOCK you UP FOR Coventry; Irving Comber, 5 Con- 20 soldiers, collided with a car, fnd Congregational Church, ward J,- Ptatz and Linda W. Platz, 86 TO 65.' “ ' STEALING TONISHTS Formal installation of officers of '(Continued from Page One) driven by Raymond O. Schuelz, 44, i Mrs. Paul Willhlde, president property on ButteiTiut Rd. Besides his daughter, he lea-v^s a OAAAP HONEVf ___ _ lih Dr., Talc-ottville; Mrs. Isis Pur­ son, Henry M. Dqwds of Wbodaide, May Start War Rt. Margaret's Circle. NO.' 280, vis. 48 Lodge. Dr.; Daniel Karlin. of 33 Lancaster Rd. i conducted the business meeting! Jay E. Rublnocv, ' trustee, to N\ But council members said rc- An Army spokesman said the i Eight new members were w-el- Charle.i R, Hamilton Jr. and Joan L. L; four grandchildren; and foyr Junior Da^hters of Isabella, look gardle.ss o f BecK:*^^^ posjtiqiii, the 134 Porter St.: Richard Dew-art, sisters, Mrs. Caroline'McCormell ^37 N. Main St. t>-uck w-as carrying the men bac'a ; cbmed. F. Hanilltoil, .-property on Butter­ (Continued ftynn' Page One) p la ce fB ^ lfl^ at , at thq couficiiiwould make: no movk'until >4 Manchester, Mrs. Joseph Reidingl^r ADMITTED TODAY: Benjamin to the Nike, (Mntrpl site from Mrs. Marjorie Wallace Smith nut Rd. ;somc Tearastcra' union official - in-; of Hartford, and two in New Yoi Strip arid, the Sharm. el Sheikh C h u n ^ iif Weinstein, Dorchtster, Mas.s.; breakfa.1t at a mess hall on Keeney' pre.iehted "Look Allkes" to the '\ Terence SItannon, Terrence E. yokes the Fifth Amendment with-^ City. area, near toe O.ulf of Aqaba. M ild r ^ , ,X^nM b f ' Waterbury, Miss Grace Hatch. 31 .Green Rd. St. Police ’ are still ifiyesti,qating audience. She demonstrated .illm- Sllannon and Johh F. Shannon to State rggaht, Mudfic'ted 'the cere­ otit his union acting to remove hiu this accident. nastics with a group of -exercises Harh; T- Bowkley, property At 94 Funeral services and burial tp6k He called the U,S. policy "anew BIRTHS YESTERDAY: A son mony'aind-Seat V the following;' --as required bv the new policy A few delays were re,|>orted 'n designed especially fgr weight con- Woodsltje ft, place Saturday in Astoria, L. plan of intervention into toe in- adopted her* yesterday. to Mr. and Mrs. Samuel McAllis- lemal affairs of Egypt” .y.-i Roberta GampbRli, priAident; buses running from Manchester to trol. muscle toning to make one ' QiUtolaim Deeds - Heany made it Clear, to newsmen tttj M Jackson St.: a son to Mr,- Hartford earlier today, with some feel alive again. Exercises were Kuznetsov, opposed Israel’* plan Lorraine Pitchbr, past president; and Mrs.Uames Blais, 41 Hale Rd.; Charles D. Konrad to the W. G. Maryanne Muccio, vice president; that any breach of the new policy Connecticut Co. buses running done with' recorded music from Glenney Co.. -Jiroperty. at Lake St. to Mt up her own administration a. son to Mr. and Mrs. Glenn Thurs­ Safety .Plan A f^ ed would subject the non-complying from 10 to 15 minutes late. A Silver Rock 'N Roll to classical, and in the .Gasa Strip. BOOISiUWBEB Domestic Delights JOIO members. ", were l>eing faced. of Hartford was Introduced to the Clarence R. Dowd to Emest E. ment, and the U.N. chartor.'' he 15 Cplumbus St: a -daughter to TtEPOBT TEAllMUfk ’ FSASlISt, MIMINB assistant filapshal; Donna La '-Refusal of some AFL-C310 union audience. The State Health De­ Dowd, property on Lilac St. would require the ovemor. to aaio. N FfmCTLVeOCiD NAVY BACkUOR Mr. and Mrs. Carlton Gorman, 24 A Connecticut Co. official said CWttD. Croix, inner ^lard;' Blsta' Mini- officials to give testimony by In­ the opposite wa.s true for buses partment Is supporting Mra. Certificate* of Descent \ , name annually at le t three safe- U.N. circles predictod the As* SACRinCeS SHIRT TO mneroft Ave., Rockvlile; a son to dued, outer gpiard; Alida.BIanoji*. the Fifu, Am endm ent-at running ,to Manchester over the Smith’s programs with booklets, Estate of Robert Dowd to Bmtet ty experts to the [mmlssion, so sembly would let th^Middle East 6 e M 4 ^ T .QjinatA VtAASsIseerMMr. and Mrs. Harold Carey, 19 E. Dowd and Clarence R. Dowd, that ultimately thi dispute cool until Tnuraday or Fri­ V field,, trustee. recent prellmlnkrj- Senate hearings U lac St. • Bulkley Bridge. Bu.ies which which Were distributed after hfer e would be into alleged laTior racketeering is program. SHe is currently conduct­ property on Lilac St. nine. day as ffiploniato'conUnued behlnd- ' The installatiok: was followed by , DISCHARGED YESTERDAY: normally take 20 minutes to a half thb iniUs^on of- new. members, What prompted the new AFL-CIO hoiir to-get over the bridge at the ing slfinnastlcs courses , at the .attachment TJie commission, contended Mar­ scene maneuyjirs. jitand. Irving Naushaum, Long Island, N. Manchester YWCA and Four The Manchester <3ompany, Inc., tin, -ehould have "people on it who who -are) -Gemifia. Amadeo, Eliza­ Y,; Mrs., Gertrude Wolf. 60 Ver­ peak traffic hour,, were held up Several ^ t i s h . CMrmnonwealto Ii> Washington Sen. McCiell i l^ rtfo rd Insurance Girls' Clubs. against Carl C.. Spafford, $495, know the problem aqd know It nation* weto reported eeektng sup- beth Mazur, 7 Baritgra Jylkka, non St; Brenda Bagley, ^st only five or 10 minutes despite the (D iA rk), w-hose Senate invaatiga-; This spring, slje will start classes property at 31 Edison Rd. thoroughly." Helene ^I'whitie,' ‘ ‘ e, L6ululae Hughes, Hartford; Mrs. Esther Siminons, storm. He credited the extra po­ ^ bolster Secre- In Rockvllle'and East Hartford. Bom| for Deed Cathy Reardon, Glorilk Pugrab and tiona of alleged facketeerihg lii 599 Center St.; Samuel G. Gordon, licemen deployed at the bridge by Thhre’ is much more to traffic Hammarakjold s ' Sandra Cha'flier,. labor unions brmight th- issues to the Greater Hart/preJ Parking Arrangements were made .by Wllilam' B. Thornton and Alice F. safety than speeding, he te^fled, effojto to get Israeli' troopa out of 28 Hamlin St.;' Robert Foraker, Thornton, Indivtdnally «n s as exec- Among the guestiFpresent w-'ere' a. head, told newsmen: "I applaud Au^orRy for speeding up the Mrs. Robert Blake, who introduced end his concern is that "we^over t**® cfuUea o f Asylum Rd.; Paul Wupperfeld, 90 Mrs. Smith. , Refreshments of ; vrix o f the estate of William e U.N.. force.f ----- Miss Beatrice SK^'' < past nation­ snd congratulate the council far Grandview St.; Mrs. Patricia Fales traflfic flow, alt the traffic safety problem!’ the action It has taken.” 'low! coffee, tea, punch and cookies were Thornton, to Hugh M. Joseloff , / - 2 V al officer; Mka'jaae-CMhnors, also an4 daughter,. 138 N. Elm St Plowing of, town etreets began Catlin said that he "respects at/5:.10 a.m, and ail streets .were served. Mrs, Charles I/esperance, property on Wilbur Oosa Highway, .Govehior in his condemnatioi a E 3 5 2 a past "nationaf liUl|) .of the State Daughters of Manor Park. Rockville; Clinton By early afternoon. 16 trucks how to handle it, and improved (Continued .ro-n Page One) LOST MADE'S TRAIL/ m CASE...JUST AIV 8U06ES7ION IS THIS, Isabeilg;- and- the Rlw. Fpancis Mrs. Marjorie Bishop of South were widening Out already plowed BACKS 70% TORN PARITY Notice' of Intent to Sell highways. (SHERIFF-BUT WHEN SINOU-WHO COULD Windsor gave tho Manchester So- Reid, 650 Lydall St. Washington, Jan. 29 ol^.Soc- SO, PERHAPS... AIRS, stuffington! that VOU ilAIOVEOUPHERE . Butler^ chaplain o f St. X(argar5t streets and one thick was being Dominie Micotetti, Andoc er, to Gatlin .opposed Martin’s propos' toe National Guard, Wilson replied r BEWITHTHEDOG roptimists, at their meeting last DISCHARGED TODAY: Kath­ •^taF.v of Agrlcultorc Benson WMtPUTELY MIRE SOMEONE U ST MONTH, HE < RAYANPMGHTf SOMEONE used for sanding. Adolph Sania. 109 Burnham S t, al, sayidg.he questioned whether emphatically:. arcIotr'’''-7' j; '‘! - ■ : evening, a ariost enthusiastic report' erine MacKenzle, 44 Victoria Rd.; said toftay the Etsenhoner " ad- , WHOSE SOU JOB WOULD M COULDNT LEAVE HIS WMOb ALWAYS M im R oM sta-fam pbell and Miss- Mrs. Edna Bangasser and daugh-^ Traffic was reported proceeding Hartford, an undivided half interest It la "practical" or woii)d promote "1 know of no reason k-hy I 70 GUARP TWEEPUS -A N D . WIFE ANPMMLVf . Slarymm^'MwMl!' nearly installed of hSp experiencegwith a class of slowly but nearly normal moat of mlnlstraUan would be willing to in the .business known as Acadia safety. should” ALWHY.S KNOW WHERE HEis! ter, 63 Glepwood St ; Mrs. Florida accept a prl.ee support floor of president-,.. .and.juiu vlcq,» nvYjr>. ■ president, **-^* °*^ *^**"*^ Grenier, 37 EMinund St.; O. Ei-.geh« the morning,- with one early morn­ Restau'rant., 103 TotUntH Tpke. . The effect of such legislation, he The cabinet officer- went on to poured tong the tea which fol-i , ing. exception. State Police re- 70 per f^ent o f parit.v fo r eorn Trade Name .rertlftrates contended, would ,he to tie the say that he Is trying to step up Sullivan. 5 Waddell St; Lembit under a proposed neW 8 -year lowed, ’ emonies, 'A n axperienced teqeher in aca­ ported.cars were bached up from Samiyel’Watson doing business aa hands of the (Jovemor in naming the military quality of th* Na­ demic work, and a member of the Kuusik, 16 Eldridge St.; Mrs. June program. Thrreatten the grain Thd al activity of the Baiiey and daughter, 25 Radding the Chaeber Oak Bridge east to the Samuel Watson Plumhlnj; And commission members and discour­ tional Guard. JunlojI. ^ w-lll be a reare- fourth generation of her family to intersection of Hartford Rd. and would be supported at between Lcating. 52 Wctherell St. age non-professionals from taking Wilson said-he has been "told -become a teacher, she said her St.; Richard Dewact 437H N; Main zero and M per cent of parity, atlon j)^y 'J'eh.'^lO. from .St..’ - - W. Center Sts. between 7 and 8 Charles R.. Kr'eb-i, doing busine.is an interest In the qdfety probl'em. toot more than 80 per cent o f the '3 to 6 p.ia. fiadt Side Raq. 18-year-old daughter desires to em- a.m., causing hundreds of persons at the discretion of the depart­ aa Manchester Auto Kart, 669 ment, ; Martin testified that two-thirds National Guard today hoe had no ba.-k on- the same career. who work in Hartford to be late. Main St. ‘ of all traffic fsitaUtie* occur at prior military training.” WsWt^ BpotewM. Iw w Mrs. BiKhb- Has taught a t'S n All town schools Were in session speeds under 50 njiles.an hour. He added: EasL-Hartford School,’ and the Ver* Churches Set Day aa usual and School Supt, Arthur HI* testimony ’ rec*U*,l«itllMli, >n. T. ^ Nancy Wilcox, was taken to nounces that plans are about com­ Southern California was hit again The survey' was mqde at the re­ S(. Cecelia's.Mothers (3rcl* will' ^ b n a o p . by frigid winds, snow flurries and quest of Joseph H. Christoff, a that the Army Corps of Engineers, Martin 'told the committee that Manchester Memorial - Hospital, pleted for the next aeminars to be r.:e*t at the home o f Mra. Isabel MORTY MEEKLE •oiThe'^flne -arts - committee’’ an- torrential downpoiirs. Lakewood Circle resident. The vhlch would build the houses. U his teitiniony was based on a ComplaJInta? Listen^ BY DICK CAVALLl THE STORY OF MARTHA WAYNB How About A Dite treated and released. sponsored by the CouncU and they survey undertaken in 19 sUtes by Gionfriddo, 147, Edger.ton St., to­ BY WILSON SCRUGGB aouncedTtJikt".in .addition to the The aaatam half, of the country Lakewood Circle Assn., which was still moat interested in the Lake- morrow night at 8 o'clock. Cio-bos- According to police, the accident will be at Center Congregational waa under a blanket of ted weath- wood Circle area. the National Safety Council. fSRUMANCe^ ikflUPfOaCDTO ( e n r t m iy ANOTMCR TN N S, TMC LAOr PCH80N ( X 0648/THE WHERTFOe MeAMMLCArAL Uttle' Sing*rs of Parti appearing took place near the railroad cross­ ■fSiurch Sept. 39. formed by residents to oppose the tes* will be Mir. Ann O’Brien. i Nc b e c n /wapc er, . Considering Locations. Rather than speed alone, he said, 'T- coiRMrrrtEf .UffrCNTOTHC '^TNATtJA I THE SCHOOL BNSEAWr/ UMONTSSHDR. tomorrow hefore all children in ing at Woodbridge St., but no fur­ ■location o f the Nike housing proj­ 10 LCAVC AT NMHTKBEr e roa s t fTINfl Mr*. Oscar Anderson and her Snow fell from northern Okla­ The other two locations under unsafe practices and unsafe con- OtAWRANOPTHC 'MIArtJ-mATf ‘ fueoBACYTDrHr Grades . 4, T), and 9, MiW. Suzanne ther details were available. ect near thflr homes, knew noth­ The rehearsal of the Gi:i ScouiT OOMPUMNWOPim {BANOV U R Nlajr-m < oufirtns. oommittee, acting for the Commit- homa and eaatem.Kansas eastward ing bf U in advance, according to consideration.as Sites for" the Army ditions" are the cause of accidents 'AnMANCe 'S S7D8e;BUY.irwoiirr THAMfSFOridfLFNS Silvercruys Stevenao®, the famous Contacted in Andover, a mem­ of all types. Glee (Tlub planned for tonight has PEDPirrCRCIN IPCA.' sculptress,' ’will - present a return tee.cgi Hiatitutiona, were commend^ Into New England. The fall ranged Atty. W. David Keith. housing development are In the MEIJUDKlUeiN ber of Nancy's family said her ^ Tbr maSring and distributing Martin also said that although been canceled beicBuae of tte storm. "OOMMirrecv TMCCmrANO VtagAUMlTtl engages achestar schools from One to twq inches in most of To Study Report Hackmatack-Keeney St. area and MR-flOOBCR,, io u H O H e i^ brother, Chari**, 21, was operating Ctl$4*frnaa g ifu ^ paUentj In local the snow belt but about four Inches Conhecticut U the third safest on Ap ‘ the tatrm trqck. ’ Keith, chairman of th* associa­ on Bidwell St. St. Mary’s Guild will meet cqilvalescent .home*, j Of new MOW wiss on the ground in state in the nation from a traffic A nc -'Efiaa, tion’s 7-member action committee, Kinnard said thq Bidwell St. Thursday at 10 a m. for a hueine.i,i ^ c a .a r e still investigaUpg the ."IJe Ouacil paasad ft ' ttoUon southern New England. standpoint, the chances are 1 ,to 52 elected't acddenL'*^' said, however, that the committee property, which ia privately owned, session and work period; Members a r^ ''' thftt'the westdent Appoints: com- that a presoh who drives for a life­ • cera at ^ will ‘'consider” the report and dq* would be best suited for the devel­ time in .Connecticut will end hi* will provide their' er*on- contains the first estimate a* to velopment, is in a Residence - AA :,#* ftuirloft' waa ' CondoEted by Rev. aal” ift’CaMacfioa wlth govera 457,644 miles of .driving, a dietaitoa meat tmmit’row* ': how ^reat the devaluatiob might Zone. Thb adjoiniug areas, pn __ ___ „ C ^iencft ItrTVliiMfrfir,- of. h m I* esBtracia aggnBatiag over ] actually te. _ that_ would_ be „ reached by a ’ J,:- IBS*.' church. - ftiilch toe Army mlghftb.'Ud, a » l n driving 10.006 mliaa g mm. -'art- 69 milHaa. ■ 'I . H* ftBtlmatad that aach' of the Rural zomtr. . - years. ■■■y'TC: ' ' \ ' - t ’^*1W j, -, r Tji >,<■ (A f W* 'S'^t n ? , 1

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• 1 GMssfi Whits Sox w l i c j lijn Fourth Straight Victory Pettit Ups Point Lead, Lack ttf Power Hitter Greatest hf" Campaign ^ ‘ • • Celts "Open Wide Ei^e Team’s Greatest Need By DON BERGER New York, Jan. 29

Last night was a wonderful night for the Rockville High the Boston Celtics and Bob Pettit of the S t Louia'HawIja— m b) k Eighth of a Series hitting rookie who was at Mem­ basketball team and its followers. First of all, the Rams By AL LOPEZ phis last year, (fieveland had good are spreading havoc among their National BaaketbaU. Aasn. upset the top team in the-league, Farmington High, by a Tampa, Fla,, Jan. 29 (g1—For reporta on him. NelUe Fox At sec­ foes. Peltit is threatening to make a (diambles o f the jto^nt 66-55 Score. Secondly, in so doing they recorded their fourth the firat time In seven years I'll ond, and Lull Apariclo at short, -^acoring race. Th* Catties,.. ;wltli straight win. Tlilrdly, they movedw ' ■' ' ...... be wearing a- uniform other than are the best men at those posi­ seven straight rtctocte* andV tjfr- over the .000 mark for tha Srat only 1:90 left In the third period, that of the Cleveland Indians tions. At third we have Fred Hat­ game lead, have redqced the A sst- j time aince the opening win over ths scon was 47-36, snd Rockville When 1 assume my duties aa man­ field and Tom iBrown to alternate Pagani Five, em Division titla toto« to ** dusa- Newington, and lutly, the Rama seemed to be 'on Its to the ager of.the Chicago White Sox against right and lefthanded tlon of who's In second. moved into aixth place in the biggest upset of the seasom' But next month, Hut it seems to me pitching. Currently New York and ntUa- atandlnga. quick aa a wink, thanks to some the setting wUI''be4he same. Good I like our catching although a Damato^s Cop delphia virtually are tied. poor bail handling and passing by pitching and uncertatfl hitting. lefthanded hitting receiver would Philadelphia, despite . BattI Central Valley B Btaadlnga th Rams, Farmington was a1. 105-95 in the iA sr- Farmington . 9 4 13 4 ; Ten Point Spread ter, a real go.od No. 4 batter. That than try toilet,|)y with Juat two Rec Senior Basketball League laat qiece o f a Boston doubMwadar. In Middletown . . 9 4 9 4 : Kupy scored on a fast break 'with Is our greatest need, as I see it. I o f them. ■ ' night St the new High school gym. ;he opener, Syracuae deftoted tbs PlalnvlUe . . . . 9 4 9 4 ' the uaslst trorr. R smkv with six don’t know whether we can geb I haven't seen many^pf our In the opener,. Pagani Caterara Minneapolis I ^ e r s Ii2-9 but I'd to AT surprisea in camp. Norm' improved Chatterbox Restaurant ame break, trailed PetUt by 0(017 Newington . . 6 - 8 8 6 j as RockvUM opened a lO-point dlf- aure like to haye one. L'.rker, a big firat baseman whom while UQdefeatad Damato O m - Sve points. But Pettit, In defend­ ing hla scoring title, opened a Glutonbury . 1 12 1 fcrtoce, 55-45. Farmington 'still I’ve no worries about our pitch­ we drafted from Brookljm’* 8t. BtruoUon had..fittle trouble sink­ whopping 122-polnt lead la a 10- Windsor ... . 0 13 0 would not yield, and battled back ing. I think we have one of the Paul club. Is a real battler and from ing LaFlsmme Kelyinators 73-65 to a 03-S0,ds* cl*,, with 3:05 left. reports I've gotten on him I wanL in the nightcap. game outburst, according to NBA best gtaffs in the league. Of statistlos released today. RockvUle record is now seven Again a thrse-point play, on a courae, you never can have enough to give him a real lookovir. He hit^ 1-eo Day sparked Pagani’* tri­ fast break provided the spurt.This .309 last season. That big boy, Ron 276 Point Average wins and six losses, while Ua pitching but I'm satisfied with fel­ umph wPJi 15 points and team­ Petit netted 286 potata over that Still Sharp tournament rating (stands at '3M. time Readcy whs on the S(coring lows like Billy Pi*rce, Jack Harsh- Jackson, has possibilities and could mates Bill Sheekey and Ray Fin­ end, and Rockville led 58-53. The strengthen our first base Situation. span, bringing his season total to Willie Hoppe. 69, celebrated Farmington dropped its fourth High Pitch man, Dick Donovan,. Jim Wilson, negan caged 13 tallies each. Grid 1,268 and a 27.6.6 point per-gam a game against nine wins- in the visitora from Famiington never Bob Keegan. Dixie Howell; Paul He batted over .300 at Vancouver star Jimmy. Roach hooped 22 the 60th anniversary o f hit average for 40 g giinas.' iin a s .'' The surge Gov. RibifiidM, Center, Talks While Ed Sullivan and Pele Listen league. Overall the Indians srs 12 came any closer as a steady march Gene Conley has no trouble 1-apalme and Ellis Kinder. We’re in the Pacific Coaat League after markers in a losing cause, first billiards championship getting his ’alx-foot eight-*' outdistanced Anzln, Abe scored and 4. tb the foul line added to the' vlst- also bringing up several good the Sox farmed him .when Ms two- Five plsyera hit doubl* figures by "trying'a trick shot off a toria total. inch frame over a horse in a year bonus stay was up laat apring. 160 points in seven ^tarta Mao* cake. • It was a thrilling win for Rock- looking youngsters, one or two of for the strong Contractors, with midseaeon for a 1,146 point total • Rem kisrtes led the scoring with Milwaukee gymnasium. ’The whom might possibly Help us this He, too, will get a real .chance. top honors going to stylish Jack yille with tbs Rams coming from, tall right-hander in condlUon and 24.9 average. Son Ken Inapecla Dad’s Gold Key A'war 22 points, his high for the season. year. . Will Be OU-en diance Scott with 17 points. Aggressive i behind in- the latter part o f the for a full season’s run would It wee Cousy who aaaad Dm Strong support came from Kupfer- I’d'like to give all the newcomers Billy Holmes chalked up 19 tallies second period to stay even at 29- give the Braves a tremendous Sound Ball Club Celtics’ patch last lUght when, tha schmld with 20. and Beerworth to the club s thorough chance to for the yimthful Kelvtnaton. Trio ^Leading 29 at intermisAOn. In'this quarter, lift on the mound. From what I saw of the White Warriors became dUB^t. His two Ctoach John Canavari's chargea be­ with 16. Sox last I year, they were a sound prove themselves. iSonie at them rasaal's («S> set shots put Boston opt of daajm gan to press the league leaders a The upset left four teams practi­ ban club. I know they beat the In­ have been up before but they’ll be r pu. Si-Akey, f ...... 6 1.1 in the hnel period when FUJac Wigren Recipient iHockey Loop little and the Indians began to cally tied for first place. Anyone dians 12 times In 22 games. They brand new to me because I haven’t AH)«>n. r ...... 3 n 3 delphia had closed the margin to t' falter. of these teams could cop the cham­ would have beaten us out for'sec­ seen them. For instance, I have Day. f ...... IS 86-81. His 25-footer later in the pionship. Rockville has the chance Fullmer Wins great curiosity about that young­ Buikus. c ...... 3 .Fine Rebounding ond place if they h&d found some Johnson, c ...... 11 3 p^ od broke the Warriors* hearts to play the role of giant killer way to stall that mid-season slump ster, Jim Landis, an outfielder fn m 00 Recipients Dr. John Stoddard, Pete Wigren and Oiarlie Clare ^Scoring Race The Rams, inspired by a tre­ Plnn-mn. g ...... 1-3 13 as he set the Celtica into a com­ again on Wednesday when Plain- that seems to plague them every Memphis, and Marahall, who hit 28 (..OWil, g ...... (VO 0 manding lead. Of Coveted Award *{ — — — mendous display of rebounding Easy Decision B-lttnchlr1, g ...... 1-3 9 villa visits the armory court. Coach year. Had they been able to avoid home runs In the Southern Aasn. Eastern DirlateB Montreal, ..an. 29 (Jf)—It’s a prowess by Jack Busher, Dave Pat Rlsra of the Blue Devils was in it they might have given Casey *Whst I’ll be looking for most ToUl* ...... 33 7-13 83 W L P e t ,,, case of “They Went Tliat-A-Wsy" Leibenguth and Bob Grous, really attendance last night) and com­ Stengel something to worry about. among our newcomers is s second dnUterbex (IS) began to roll in the third peri (l. Over Greaves Boston .86 14 i.483 By EARL YOST y. In the National Hockey League 0 They were only one game behind pitcher with ability to relieve e /ery B r Pti, When one of the previous three mented. "Thanks to Rockville, Krily, f ... 04) New York ...... 28 23 n i l Presentation of Gold Keys highlighted the 16th annual :■ scoring race. we’ve now got something to play the Yankees in late June, but day; another outfielder, preferably Johnnon f grabbed a rebound, he would turn v;;;™;;; I 1-3 Philadelphia ...... 24 33 A ll The rustlers in the thriller are for Wednesday." Another thrilling Salt Lake City, Jan. 29 —iTp then ran into a long losing streak. a righthanded batter; another in- Bunc». f ...... 1 1-1 Gold Key Dinner of the Connecticut Sports Writers’ Alliance and fire It to a teammate streak­ rUTCII. ( ...... (W) Syracuse ...... 21 34 .467 f-i the big three—Jean Beliveau of battle should be in the offing. WlndmlU-punchlng Gene Fullmer One of our chief objectives is fielder capable of plajing third, 1 / last'night at the Statler H9tel in Hartford before a SRO ^ Montreal, Ted Lindsay and team- ing up the court. Farmington was Kod-s. c ,...... 3 (VO Weatera Dtvfaioa Farmington won the prelim by a slugged out a unanimous decision to strengthen our bench. I think short or second base; and a left- ...... 4 M Fort W a y n e ...... 22 .AOO ■ fc mate Gordie Howe of Detroit. .not able to cope With this biasing 0 1-t ....22 crowd of 800, Recipients of the coveted award from the scribes 48-32 score. W aR Dropo can be used effective­ handed hitting catcher. If we oan » ...... S t Louis ...... 22 34 .478 were Pete Wigren, retired tracks “ —^ ------^ .J5 The trio galloped away from the fast break' and fell behind by 11 over Wilf Greaves last,night in ’Roach, s ...... 10 3^ ■•ckcillc (M> ly at first base. I like the possibil­ come up with those, then watch out Gaikril, g (VO Minneapolis...... 3 0 36 A35 coach at Manchester High, ama­ snd press country teams at Man­ field in late November'* and now points with a little over s'minute p a 10-round non-title bout, his first ...... 0 F Pts. ities of Jim Marshall, a lefthanded for the White Sox, Rochester...... 30 27 A86 teur golfing great Charlie Clare chester High for 33 years and # hold a wide lead over their near- of (he third period left. 3 KupferiKThmid, t 2-4 20 fight since becoming middleweight To(*l* 34 11-13 S3 producer of 54 championship 1 Remkr. r ...... Score at,half 33-35 Pstanl's. Tneedv'a Schedule of New Haven and Dr. John Stod­ SJ .eat pursuers, according to league It was during this stretch that 4 Grrnu. c ...... champion. teams. 19 undefeated. - was his 0 Jantnn, c ...... Minneapolis va Boeton at . Now dard of Meriden, a friend of Meri­ r- stattstics released today. the Rams looked like a million ' Fullmer was up against a tough­ Demate’s (13) densn atnietesathletes for the past 40 years. usual modest «eu.self. "This ima is inoeeaindeed With about 25 games remaining doliars. They were never sharper 5 Lelbrntuth. s ... York .1 Bush»r s ...... er match than when he jolted the Iowa Statens ^Dream Defense^ B r Ft*. Philadelphia at New York t’ rlncipal speaker was New York f honor,” the slim Manches- in the' 70-game s^edule, Beliveau as they completely swept over^ ? B^erwortn. * ... ]Inh«nt)ial. ( ...... * 1-1 13 'crown off the head of Sugar,Ray WUlU ( ...... 0 0 Fort Wayne at St Loula Broadwav columnist and teevee _ j. p l^ g e to uphold P" and--are tied tor first their opponents. A fast brcak_ia. Robinson less than four weeks ago. Seotl, f ...... 7 17 irsonalitv Ed Sullivan but he had Ideal.s oil this honor to the r'fotshr-^ X ----14.96 X Metoay*a Reaolta personality Ed Sullivan but he had JI*' W'**'* „ place witlH09 points each. Howe is useless without someone tb grab Farmlssios )U) The husky orown-hoider was the Set Up Again to Stop Stilt Desri. e ...... a . 0R 3. tha tribute to members of the Connecti­ ■M HS'T^ffc^jpch Paul Phinney, Prte-and Dr. Charlie Kobhina- used to have no regard for xyalls Lanvson, assistant coach, who sup­ against a big man, looked over the sport including thi aforemention­ 'Pi'filiyfcltot . i .M - ____ - ,» Detroit goalie Glen Hall as- whipped Robinson put Fullmer claim that he suffered acrioua in­ Herald ‘Family’ Helps Wigren Celebrate Memorable Night cut Sports Writera'-AIliance as well __ •• . • t.- , ‘ ' or things of that sort whan ohas- clearly on top of Greaves about posedly Invented the defense in Iowa State situation and saw noth­ ed DascoTi and Piersall, also Ron {. jmmed the lead In the netminding a dream. juries when he was stmek la the as the individuals who get the keys. department, . passing Montreal's ing fly balU. Kupy has very mucX mid-way in the fray. ing out o f the ordinary in it. WIFE DISAPPEARS fece by a basketball la a game last There's something unusual about Northey of the Chicago White the same sttituds' when driving All of which Is flne, but as "What Chamberlain has to do ia Sox, Moe Drabowaki of the Chi M Jacques Plante. Hall has held the Fullmer weighed 1604, Greaves January. Charles Turdin’a salt was kll these men. All of them are quiet ...isouwasi oi m e ijni- undei;^ ths hoop for that all im- 162. Coach Bill Strannigan points out, hit the man left unguarded.- Watch Lawrence, Kan., Jto. 39 OP)— !- opposition to an average of 2.11 Iowa State used just another de­ filed in Superior Court by hla men, self effacing and .modest men. Cubs, massive Bob Miller of pbrtsnt two points. Tims and Both opened up hard and for a the defensive man who comes, in Mrs. Sue Netfier, 22-year-old wife There Is not one in the group who 1 Detroit Lions ana blockbuster goals in 46 games. Plante and fense against Chamberlain — snd father, Frank, who claimed tha boy ------group again he has been. sbeolutely few rounds their styles matched: behind-tHere a Uttle better, .but of a University of Kansas track hash .. stopped.f------giving of himself to: I Andy Robustelll of the New York teammate Gerry McNeil have a fie has to be faced again, this lost all his upper teeth end 'will re­ \ combined average of 2.13. "clobbered”, yet he turns right, WEWr SIDE AUNIOBS Both poured in volleys of lefts and primarily W ilt should get th* bail, star, dlsapreared after she left quire plastic surgery on Ifia hose, help others ...Three more worthy football Giants. Also. Jim Rat around and docs ths exact same time in native diggings at Law­ then quickly hit that free man. Lawrence for a weekend trip to Individuals could not have been The VVMi Sides defeated House rights to the ribs, and an occa­ 'file suit charges that a baakstball Schmidt, coach o f Yale's Olympic thing the next time the occasion rence. Kans., Feb. 2. Then he'd have the defensive guy Kansas City last Friday. Police selected for this honor." championship crew. Father Keat- 2 VEJAR STOPS FOE A ' Hale 54-44 and Manchester sional slap, at the head. This probably is the college bas­ traveling at high speed hit him in presents itself. In sedition, Kupy However,. Greavea began to tire In troubi*. The corner man could were asked to search for her. She Toast of the Town MC Sullivan ,ing, the Kev. George Donahue, jp Bristol, Jan. 29 (TP)—Chico Vejar Trust tripped Pers* League :a*t night had the Ladders Stilt, right from hi^' junior high GET TIM'S DEAL Uf setting th* Cmiscra 28-14. Boston, Jan. 29 ly) — The Boston school days, plainly liked .being known. He never 1ft It' go to his The Ladders jumped to a quick Record reports It has learned that ON GULF Birdie Puts Blast on Critics, head, but he liked It and he atiil IM) lead at the and of the first goalie T eny' Sawchuk soorf will re­ lATniUES!. y / period and then went on to. lead does,. turn to the Boston Bruins of the 11-8 at the intermission. 4101111 He does not you may be certain, Robbie Would Like to Manase National Hockey League. greet the idea of having anybodv Three Irishmen— Sullivah) Mort and Matt Moriarty • ■ — — \ ■ o Gibson and Stan Olander fronted the attack for the Ladders, scoring Sawchuk quit the team because shackle him. On or off a baaketball HERALD PHOTOS BY OFIARA' Mllu'«uke«, J»n. 2ft f/P)—Glncin-^btll) strlctiy u a player" he said, Ba»eball FiRGreg. Datoplit Jinl^ Moe drabowsky iti’n A « . ia^_ 4.r»j A 7 ne eaio. 13 poinU each. F o r 'th e losing of nerves Jan. 19 which led to the court this is no "average-cat,” to natl’s Krdie Tebbetta took crltcls ■Td cerUinly feel differently about Cyuisera, Joe Massblini set the acquisition by the Bruins of Don , use some of his jaza language. He of athletes to task last night, an­ an offer to manage. And as a man­ paq* with nine tallies and Milt Simmons from Springfield, of the guauxls back to bother Wilt from could break loose In the awesome No Change, in WeeMy Ratings^ nouncing, "I’m tired of people ager, If the need arose, of course Wf^-Term E x a m s Plouff and Jack Simhic chipped American League. . the front. Medsker, ,6-6. took him displey of which he’s capeble this I’d be wining to play at least part in wrlth two each. The Record story says the two from behind. - ( time. crltici^ng. the life of baseball time.” ’ N, netminders will be platooned for "We’re higher than anything for players.'’ In th* victory, th* Cyclones North CaroUna Leads Kansas If any such dcvelopmenr'arose Pays ttv04enjds for 'Spartans the rest o f the season. placed Medsker in front Of the this game." Strannigan says. |When asked about the Sawchuk' Stilt, then bad a weak side man "Look, we lost to Missouri again [Senior Golf Champ case, Boston (^neral Managcc come in on Wilt’s blind side and because of concentrating on u n - qddrlS^ed a S ^ a c U r .to l^ r o f N .^to^lc bhafn ‘ Sv . VILLAGE CHARMER.S' New York. Jan. 29 <>P)—LooksM Lynn Patrick replied; sas so much. They tell me we can’t t*«w York, J«n. 29 W—A week of^inth to sevenih. S*«tUe, which ELKH LEA G l'E over,The Citadel. Houston handed hamper him from, behind, Cham­ Ullj^neM for both tesma tarousht no ran tta winning atreak to 13 V’hom Robln»on \n now employed u Nobody won or lost ii) ,l*st as if ail Fordy Anderson’s kids at .I ^ k a its sixth sUaight Mlasourl 1 “ Tourintors ago. Purdue -and 8-1 tor challengers UP TO 49 BOLES Watroua, 57. defeated Bob Stup- ball was theirs snd too often tried .thougiht o f before." 1 sports writers i|uite enough points to stay in front He referred to reiiiarks made re­ tors. Frances Shannon 114,- Shirley Pushed around ■ and’ trampled In [ ' PEB GALLON I just have a hunch that he’ll get «- ment (5-11), respectively. TOp cently by Jackie Robinson that the He sajd he thinks hla to n .itr Illinois a n d 'M irh in n , hit on 45 ple of Cedar Rapids,. Iowa, by three in touch with me.” and tox)adc«ters again found North of UCLA, which took over Sfth mates of the Brooklyn D ozers will Holmes' 117. Ruth Sieffert 108- the first half, of the season, the' C a r^ a a Tarheels far out ^ead place >y a mar^n of three points pinners included' neto Zanliingo Milwaukee Braves’ 1956 pennrit P«7'^t ahotl agalnat Mich­ strokM y ^ r d a y in -their 18-hole' repeat for the NaUonal -loague Madeline Morley 107, Barbara Spartans have' come back to spill I igan State'bilt could get off only playoff. Hiay had tied at 210 over of t^ Kansu team that had held. over the Miutangs. 134—364, .Nap Pitcher 129—343. hopes -were harpooned by one or Rohrbach 107 and Jerry Bartoff penhant this year. two of the Big Ten’s toukhest I 53 attempts against the Spartans' the regular 84-hoIa dlatance SWISS C A N T .MISS John Sasiela 342, Torn Blanchard two key players who. according to IjO paced the- individual roijing. since the layoff. The Spartan* had defense. Jack Quiggle, with 21 Watroua flniahed In 72 strokes, 0^1hi'^enV“ ‘ 2;rfrS?‘^ViS 340 and Sam Vacant! 137. Robinson. luxur^t*** n*8bt clubs a 73-64' daelato’ oyar Ohio State! week after Kansu had dropped iu until "wee hours" while on the FBUIT LEAGUE points, was tops for the Spartema. ’56 FORD FLYMOUTH par for .the 8-589-yard PGA NaUon- Middlebury. Vt. (NEA)—Willy CXM’NTRV CM B MEN *rhird place Sugar Plunu (25? last night thaUmarked the free*: fln t MMIDlR of th#» TftSA.17' asiftarMi ♦« ®VCr OntO StEtP,. WlllCh WOH llTl* road. Robinson didn’t name the who hank 29 of 70 tries for a 41.4 2-Door. Radio and hMtcr. al courae. . Nicotet, who heads Middlebury Col­ Ioara*8Ute. Neither team plav^ • from Northwestern lut All four matches resulted in Last NighVs Fights 19) held the leagiie-leading Dates wheeling Buckeyes’ first ednfer-; average. CUSTOM V-8 lege’s Sqow Ball School, is the OjtdsA, identical 3-1 victorifs with Fair­ players he said he had heard enre defeat after six straight vie-; PRICES during the week which ended lu t ?5*h*^'**2; Canlslua.-California and about. '1 . A Nuts- (31t13) tb a 2-2, tie an(|. Georgia Tech stayed close to ONLY youngest man holding certified ski Saturday. Idaho State registered victories ways.' Irons, Birdies and Acushiiets tories. ' ' ‘ ' LOOKING AHKAO Denouncing those who iniUated Salt Lake City—Gene FuUmer, Honeydews (24-20) blanked second racehorse Kentucky, for a half, instructor rating in' the Swiss Na­ last week which impressed the ex. upending Eagles. Royals, Greens place Fig Bars (28-16) in anbtheq SLASHED! •' Iowa State did play, however, the report,. T(sM:(etU asked. "How 160'i, »West Jordan, Utah, out­ Only la#t Saturday, Michigan trailing 38-35 at the intermission, tional Th-ofessional organisation. perts enough to show in the sec­ and Spauldings, respectively. Beat upset. Peaches (15-29) held-on to Arcadia, CMllf. NEA)—Prince tod dropped a 69^ decision to did they, know these same ball pointed W ilf Greaves, 162,. Pitts­ State jouBrtej;^ to Mlnneai>oUs to but the Wilopats went on a COAL and COKE From 3AN. 28 thm FBB. f ond 10 ratings. scores were chalked , up by Sher fifth place , with a 4-0 win. mver 14-4 $1795 $795 Khalsd, euUtanding eligibl* for Mlssmiri. As a result the team that players didn’t go. to Fred Hanev burgh, 10. surprise Minhesota, .72-59. sp-..rt at the start o f the second half . A clasit between Wake Forest Porterfield 140 -353. Fred Had- Berries (9-35). Ruth Ostrander Quite a far cry tfom the first the Santa AniU Derby, is to be Shortstop Johnny Logan of the had leaped into third place in the and Duke tonight starts, the rank­ (Braves’ manager) tod ask him New York—Tony DiBlase, 148, and Tech was through. ratinga after lu big upset tumbled field 148, Charlie DavU 340, Mario whether they could stay out a 118-105-320 and Lauratta Gagne .half of the' Spartto seaaoh, which nominated for the 3100,000 Florida' Milwaukee Braves led the National 4.70x15 ing teams back into action this New York, outpointed CHirla CHiris- It was Kentucky’s flfUi confer­ Derby at Gulfatream Park, Mar. badi to eighth. Louisville's Cardin­ Boccalatte lS6 and Ted Plodril- 134. little later than usual 7 That hap­ tensen, 148, Denmark, 10. 105 rolled the only noteworthy showed onjy ^^p^iyiotoileB in 11 ’51STUIEBAKER ’51 roimEC League pi sacrifice hunts in 1956 als, who edged out Dayton 57-66 in week snd they.'H begin bitting the scores. starts and* fhri^'^strsight defeats ence victory in six starts, match'- M. with 31. He'also hip 15 home runs. high spots on Saturday. Then Anro.MonvB l k a g i ’e pens quite often on all ball club*." Bristol. Conn.-<3ilco Vejar, 163. CHAMPION 2-Door. Radio and btoterf y U )w ! in conference play. Ing Auburn, which beat Florida at their only game of the week, First pU(?e Cunllffe Motors "I’m not critical of Jackie Rob­ Stamford, Conn., stopped Ocll Topping the list of the jea^c'a REG. $21.34 »o v p d up to the vacated third spot. Kansas and loWa State clash for T3ie upset of tbe.Buckeyqs. who the free throw line, cashing 26 to FuU Price hydraaiatih. ' the third time this season, Louls- (10-2) shaded Alcar (7-5) 2-1 while inson." Tebbetta g/sid. "He said he (Buddy) Barbarosa, 156, Virgin front-running keglers is Flo Kloter.^ only II tor the Gators. -;-,T h e eount in the rather light second place Manchester Auto was sorry he made tjve remarks. Ulands. 4. \ who has averaged 97.11 In 3fi still hold the B ig ' Ten lead but Tllle plays .tough little Memphis with a g rip considerably loosened, Little (3ary 'Phompson again wa* CALL US TODAY! NOW ^•rik 18-4) shutmit DeConiler Mo­ But statements like that can do Molymke. Mass.—Jeff] Dyer, 209, games. Others include Shirley $595 V SRS^SSETi srsi,ibl?s: “ft tors (3-9) 3-C). In another match. irrephrablq damage'to the fans, Jochimsen.97, 3anet Mallhot' 95.8,. Was the ,.om,v eyebrow raiser top man for Joia SUte, which $295 . tovt place votes and a total of 624 winds up s Priday-Sslur- Springfield, Mass., stopped,Mickey amdng the night’s college fare. ■! uped its Big Seven record to 3-2 SEE TIM FOR THE BEST DEAL ON Hollywood Service i7-5» l.lanked the organization, the players and carter. 948, New 'York, 8. Mary Bonham 9492, Irene Oon- thT^VlO tor •S.tnst Oregon their families." stantine 93.28. Lucille M .a honey Two other nationally rated hi w arning up for Ita key gams OPEN ALLEYS JEDDO h i g h l a n d c o a l THUS AND BATTERIES IN TOWN! p lv e» ■ vote, nine for second.' cellar-dyveUing Manchester Radia­ Quebec, .Canada -Pat Suppie, tor (1-11) 8-0. A l Plrkev 134—372, Los Angeles, Jsn. 29 Ja. kte 92.8. Peg. (Kehler 92.7, Mary- WilK teams in aefion yron handily on with Kansas on 8sturd,.y. Thomp.' ■/ drew eight flrsVs tod 114, Montreal, outpoiifted JacKla s6n has 24 this time. j ' -FO R LEAGUES ^ FRIVATE PARTIES Richy Jarvis 129—347. C a.' Bolin Robinaoi. says he’s through .with hide 90.12 and Blois Janicke 89:0,. thk road, fburth-rainked Kentucky CONNECTICUT COKE T m i d g e t u c a g u e .Spurgeon, 115, New York, 10. Jr. 128—346, EH Fish 140—342. t-iseball as a player b_t he might Mrs. Kbhler also holds the high 76-65 ovf* .(Georgia Teqh, tod Collegiate gqiCace JoetGampbMl b*tor winners l^t week------*The Yankees (.8-2) remaimd in RotUrdtoL Hollandr-Plet'Van DAY OR NIGHT .' / GUI# Bemie Chappell 342, Gris (Jhappell be interested in a manager’s job. Kla\’erenr. 188%. Holland, oui- tplple (337) ivhiie Mrs. :Jochim- Iowa suds (Na78 ja the aew A8-. showed hhr. aerahtHity With a 24- up isi^ the rankings, ufwone j first place withwiui •a »-u9-0 snuLouishutout in»tri- sen’s 133 single Is toother top sodiated Prera -poll out 'today) by point', show igalnst N p i^ w cstera' ■k and UCTA and South-' umph over second place Hied Sox 138 and. Alex Titor 128 topped all He was Here yesterdky as chair­ lioihted ^giarik IfkW. 13 54 , Tur­ L and L MOTORS mark. Roth .Mrs. Bonham and a .67-66 (Count over OkUhoma, as Purdue took over second plsca ; TO. Ml 9-8106 * * .W, both idle switched < (4-4). ’ITie Dodnra ' (9-5) moved participants. '' man of the Freedohi. Fund of the key. 10. . BORGWARD SALES. SERVICE sad PARTS Mrs. Jochiih|en have pinned a to In otho*' major games, Piirdi^ in th* Big 'Fen'abead of idle Illinois siaodin»«mditigs. ' j int« .------ri. •ki_a i------—i*.. ^ V Natioi^l Assoi^tibn for the Ad­ New Orleank—(pbarley Joaeph, Formciir SoUwem's Oodet and FijranmlJi' FOGARTY BROTHERS COBNKB HABTPpBD ED. aad.BBIPOB into a tie for third spot with (L j singl* witho^tqi^ aa. .j mark. defeated Northwestern 81-77. Ail- and. Michigan, but Wallace nearly a 91-SS. »u-inner over •imlMur victory .over the Braves vancement------of (3oior*d People «ii«and . 150%, . New Orlean*t .atoppad ' ' 319 BROAD SiT-— TEL. Mi MSS9 Bravest ,Anna Nichols, director of wpm- bium kept pace/ with Kentucky In matched that total in each half tor 634 CE14TER ST^MANCHESTER . “OPPOSn* BUBSACaUB MABXCr* idvkaced to fourth lt-6 ). Fine BcbrM W«r* pinned by! was honored at • civic luncheon,! CSarenc* Htoitin. 154 Chlcam 7 e to's pfiysicql education ■ at tfran- bqt h* *tm found Urn* ip chin wjui I 7- ,tne,the .Sofitheastem.soiuneastem Conference by South .Ctoolina. Th* nation'* third ' UNTHf f P. N. MORPHY'S ALL YS ^ i^ Whiffed i R ^ r Poe 192, tnrry Bates IM -' FualOU — Fluid HcaLOUBanMta \ dels, qlso poaches th* men'* jto-im- j sports arritars .Carlton Rlnts a'on nine Big ,7’^ dafeating FloridiFlorida 76-81, Grady b t o major acorw with a 29.4 aver- 991 MAIN STRE^ FHONI Ml 9-8148'' IW tod lUka Wojiiamwiex 103.' Th* IMT roatdt of OMl^twauka* grauiaatit tlUas in three aaaspia ‘While I’d maverm raUrti (to base- Brava*rava* fist* IS ptMkara. - ■ to ...... half :'N ite MieWgu SUt*. ’ ' i’B-J . 1./ " i..... - i- •. -r f f , i .1 ’ 7'.. >y :)

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Furniture Repair area, many extras. Sensibly deceased. Human Relations up roofinf, nttera, leadera, chim­ .QUfAfiV PUQCMAUQ MfA i*iO tU8N tut 8AG0A0E S&4% TAU8 Service. Ml. 8-744S. *•8667. Present, Hon. Elmore Turkington, M487. priced at $1S,500. T. J. Crockett. Judge. AdwrtiseHNRt ney and roct repaira call Coughlin. UlOOrAOi LIkf rr.WAi' A TWi««U Sf evto. AMO tu tv It.' R e a lty Office MI. 8-1877 or Rea. ML >7707. NO MONEY NEEDED! PAMILY'OF five need a three bed- , ' The 7lh day of February. 1917, at ten' The Manchester Adult Evening CLASSIFIED ADVT. HILLS’ TESJCVISION Service. \ room house. (Children, are well MI. f-Yrsi. o'clock, in Ihe lorrnoon, at a Court of School has announced ita flrat Available at all |imea. Phllco (ac- AMViCWttH.' t a k e 8 YEARS TO PAY! mannered ,and not destrucUve. Prooale to be held at Ihe Probate Of­ tot^eupervlaed eervlce. Tel. Ml. RAT'S ROOFING CO., shingle and HAVE MEDIUM priced houses for fice In the Tosm of. Coventry.' la hereby course in employer-employe rela­ Better Missile DEPT. HOURS Parents are reliable. Pleas* call built up roofs, ntter and con­ ALLOlOHT.'LtTfcf' ■ale. Excrilent locations. J. D. assigned lor a hearlag upon the aeltle- tions. ductor work, root, chunnsy re­ NOtCU WANTED TRemont '5-3*74. ment and allowance of the administra­ 811$ A. M- to 4:S0 P. BL ,»1« " R s a l» Co., John DeQuattro, Brok- tion account, for Ihe ascertainment of ‘Hie course, "Human Relationa (Ooatlaued from Pihige Oae) pairs. Ray Hagenow, ML t-3S14. so e» Reliable, Honest, Person. tat Industry,” will be conducted by can fire higher and farther, and RUBBISR AND aahea removed. TO TAKE OVER EXECamVE desires ranch type er.r. ML 8-5383, MI. 8-3640. the dlslrtbulees of aald estate and ter General cleaning, oellara, atUca hay Jackson, ^ S-U3S. an order of dtstrlhulion and It Is the Labor-Management Institute destroy the bomb load as well as COPY CLOSING TIME UNPAID BALANCE house with two or three bedrooms ORDERED: That the executor of said air rAlatance an IBCM yrlU en­ and yards. Reasonable 'ates. M. in suburban Hartford. F. W. Weol- TEMPTING!—A house so tempting estate exhibit said account In said of the University of Connecticut counter on returning to E a i^ tram the aircraft ROOFING, S io m o , painting Car. MONTHLY PAYMENTS at Manchester High School, f o r c l a s s if ie d ADVT. a M. Rubbish Removal. ML pentry. Alterations’ and addi *16.7* worth Co., 941 Main St., Hartford. thst you’ll want to move right In. Court at the day and hour above men­ its fli|ht' trajectoiy hundreds, of "Such destruction must be pro-. •-P757. lUona. Five room ranch, fireplace, large tioned and that notice of the time and It Will 'consist of six 3-hour, MON. THRU FRL Ceiliiva. Workmanahlpship guilaran- 8 Complete place set tor aald hearing be given to milfs alxrve ground. Ijnleaa the re­ else, positive, and well above th* QUIET COUPLE, colleg* aducatsd, rooms, large lot. 103 Priwpect It. classes startihg Monday, with Al­ Firth, and wo knoxv it can'be CHUCK'S RADIO and T.V. Service. teed. A. A. Dion. Inc., 3B* Autumn Roome of Furniture all persona known to be Interested In entry problems are solved, the 10:S0 A. M. 8t MI. 3-4860. no children, desire 3 -9 room furn­ E A E Realty Agency. MI. 9-6397, said estate, by cjuislng a copy of this fred H. Horowitz, a State Depart­ ICBM’ will disintegrate from air done.” 151 North Main St Small appli­ MI. 8-44*0. order to.be published one time in some ment- of Labor research auper- SATURDAY f A. M. Beautiful Westinghouse Elec. ished apartment in good neighbor­ newspaper having a circulation in said' friction long before reaching its ances repaired. Ml. SSS17, real- ALL TYPES of roofing, siding and iriaor, aa the instnictor. denca MX SA*60. . Refrigerator hood. Please call . CHapel 7-9381 BEST BUT! Custom built Chtpe in District and posted on the public sign­ tenet. d carpentry work. Materials and Beautiful Bedroom Suite after 4 p.m.. Ask for Louis Walsh. post nearest when the deceased last According to the University's t o m COOPERATION WILL fin* location and fine condition, dwelt In the Town of Coventry; sent by Tht XIO, 'simfilating problems MHS 1947 Qass DOORS OPENED, keys Otted, workmanship guaranteed. No job Beautiful. Living Room Suite Labor-Management. Institute, the which the Navaho misalle must BE APPREOLknn* too big Or too small. For free esti­ YOUNG COUPLJ! wlUi two chU­ riva pleasant rooms and addition­ registered mail to course takes a psychological look copied, vacuum cleaners, irons, Beautiful Dinette Set al rpofh partially finished. Fire­ •Ray:ymnnd B.' ~Bennett, High 8L, Cov- overcome before it can fuccess- mate call Manchester Roofing A Beautiful "De Luxe” Range dren desperately in need of five or enlry. Conn.: at employer-employe relations and To Plan Reunion "Y o u found guns, etc., repaired. Shears, place. Sqcond floor lavatory. Shbi' Aline B. Bennett, High 81., Coventry, ful, also haa been launened many knives, mowers, etc.,-put into con­ Siding C6„ Inc. MI. *-8983. Instead of Westinghouse Elec; six room first flohr apartment la problems. H orf^ tz has a back­ times at Patrick. 'Gavin said the Dial M f 3-5121 Manchester. Good reference*. TO. le exteridr. Large lot. Madeline Conn.; dition for coming needs. Braitb- Regrigerator if you prefer Smitb. Realtor. MI. 9-1*43. ' Edgar Atwater Manning. 143 Union ground in cfllhical psychology aa XIO haa landing gear so tha^ it Plana (dr a KKyear reunion of the uranium on walte. S3 Pearl Street. Rugs, Lamps, Tables, linoleum 8-2071. 81., Montclair. New Jersey; well aa in economics and atatlstlcs. can be recovered for repeated use. M a n cl^ er High School class of Roofini and Chimneys 16-A all on ITT before the Ind day-of Febru­ Chester Robinson, director of and s Few Other Articles ary, 1* He added that like the XI7, it haa 1947jaili be diacutaed at a meet- m y fo r m !" OONDEK'S T.V. Servied, available EVERYTHING 40RE TURKINOTON. J ^ ge. Adult Bflucation, described the ing- Feb. 5 at th* Elks Home on Anrnmncaacnts ROOFING — Specialising in rspslr- been "an Invaluable source of im­ any time. Antenna converslona. ing roofs of mil kinds. Also new THE UNPAID Honaen Tar Sala 72 Saborbao Y«r Sals 75 course today ■■ aomethlng of an portant data. Hissell St. Philco factory supervised service. roofs. Gutter work. Chlnineye BALANCE PRICE ''experiment” for the evening Earlier Gavin aald; Atty. Thomas Bailey, president of Do a litUa “ proapeetiag^ at XNCOME TAXES prepared in your Tei. AO. 9-1486. ONLY *458.36 *14,40»->THREE bedroom ranch. cleaned, repaired, 36 yeara’ ex. Garage, hot water heat, immacu­ BOLTON—*l!0l,*00. Six room. Cape, school program. ."Lacrosse is an all-weathe^ the '47 class, announced the meet­ Pina Pharmacy and dla- home or by appolntmOTt. E ^ r - Free' storage until wanted. Free The clasees, -which will take the ien c^ tax work.’ork. CCall MI. 3-4733. CLEAN AND paint those gutters perlence. f r t » eatlmatee. CaU late condition, near bus and shop­ two unfinished. Four years old. Gotham Turns guided missile capable of destroy­ ing today. He invited all members cover fine vahiea in vitn* Howley, Manchester Ml. 3-5881. \ delivery. Free set up by our own form oTseminars, will be held from ing enemy strong points ta the of the class to attend the session, now. Avoid costly repslrs later. relisble men. ping. Carlton W. Hutchins, Mi. Aluminum storms, plastered. Im­ mins, medicines and cot INCOME TAX prepaired. Peraonal Ml. 3-1383. "TJuu/u.tff’ 9-5183, 9-4694. Member Manchester maculate condition. 128’ frontage, 7 to 9 p,m. on Feb. 4. 11 and 18, field to supplement air or artil­ which will afart at * p.m. and businesa. Frank Faridoni. MI. M«5 X VALOWlTZ. Multiple Listing Service. trees, view. Carlton W. Hutchins, and on March 4, 11.and IS. lery attack. — ■ Among the items of business, he metics. BeatlnR-xPlamblHc 7*va tA U uarm tl Phone Me Immediately CoW Shoulder There la no ebiarge for the course. said, wdll be the formation of com­ 8-3316. REFRIGERATION sales and serv. Hartford CH. 7-0355 ML 9-S132, MI. .9-4694. Member 'It iSvpropelled in ^ ig h t ‘ fey a ice. Commercial, houaeboid, air CWC*OOi7ju!^ MAN(31ESTEK—Six njSfliR- ranch. Msnchester-htaRfple Listing Serv­ The Chambqr ot Commerce ~liRr solid fuel racket motor." mittees lo prepare tor the reunion. After 7 P.M. CH. 8-4890 taken an, Intenst’ in the program which will be the first get together PLUMBING and haaUng-Rspaim See It Day or Night Ideal location, convenient to bus ice. On King Sahd The new weapon’ w«a designed Pcnonali If you have no means of transpor­ and schools, not water ott heat, and ha* bent out a bulletin to its and developed by the (JorneU Aer- of the class members since their »^3^ !*M L *JX»5.' ***' contract worn. c SuV l tS na. full cellar, garage, aenslb)F- priced.' GLASTONBURY — Custom built members recommendUig thst they graduation from high school., ♦THOR MEN Who care” — D u te s tation, I’ll send my auto for you. ohautical Laboratory, Buffalo, 4 LLOYD'S Plumbing Service as­ CaU A. R. WilMe A Co., 481 East th m bedroom ranch. Living room (Coattaued fran Page One) attend the clasees. N. Y. It win bo produced by the Barher Shop - Shopping K w . FLOOR AND papering service No obligation. Antigua, an island in the Brit­ sures satisfaction, prompt service,- Help Wanted— Female 35 Btlp TVanted—Hals S6 Doffs— Birds— PetA 41 Middle Tpke. MI. 9-4889. wiUi fIrepUc* and waU.to, waU Glenn L. Martin Oo.-, Baltimore. East Xhmter at Lenox St. Quick Floors'ssnded andd refinlthed. Also carpet. Delightful sitchen and Waldorf-Astoria there were only ish West Indies, has an area of ashrlcb—two barbers—free park­ CH. 7-8134, MI. 9-8485. A—L—B—B—R—T— S High Arcurary, Mobility papering and painting. TR. 8-3071 CLEAKING WOMAN. Two half BIRD, cat and d4 room ranch in ity- after 8 p.m. house worker, farm worker, cut­ MANCHESTER PET Center, 995 a secluded location. Lot ia 175x200 If the Monarch himself took any It said Lacrosse-armed units aaa Gorman' Motor Sales. Bulck Applications Acespted GENERAL ELECTRIC washing TWO-FAMILY, Aluminum storms, note'of the cool reception by New ialsa and Sarvlcs, 885 Main Millinery—DrcSsmBlcIng 19 ter, we'lder, machinist, toolmaker,, Main St. S A H Green stamps, with more land availaUe' if de, Wednesday: H'oop 27, - St. will be able to answer calls for machine, wringer type. Good cop awnings, sundeck, built 1948, two- York he did not indicate it. fire "in the same time as required BtiasL ML S-4S7L Open evanlnga. Sped For Grocery Clerks • engine - lathe <^rator, miU- MI. 9-4273. Free parking. "If you ditlon. MI. 3-8997. sired. Price of 816,200 includes Mary's; 112, Vsrplanck; 120, St. DRESSMAKING, alteraUons. Open Ing machine operator. Inspector, want a pet—see us.” Open Mon.,•> car garage, amesite drive, 817,100. house with combination windows, Henry Cabot Lodge Jr., U.S. for conventional artillery and with television service.. fe . 9-4641. 9:30 a.m-5 p.m. Eveniniing Mpoint-poll James'; 133, Second Congregation­ DON’T MISS THIS GREAT MEED A CART Short on a down In Manchester compositor, jig borer, sheet metal Sat. 9-4. Thurs. and Frl.. 9-9. TWO COMPLETE nnink beds. Can Carlton W. Hutchins. MI. 9-8183, fireplace,'basement garage and ambassador to the United Nations rapidity In the field comparable payment or bad your credH turned AIRWAY sanitizer sales and serv­ menta. Mrs. BruneUc, M Piioneer worker, mold maker, comb fixer, 9-4694. Member Mancheater Multi­ many other extras. T. J.Oockett, and personal representative of al; Pack 54. Hollister; Troop 28 tp that of 105mm howritizers.” Circle, MI. 9-0283. be lour twin beds. Phone MI. and Pack 38, Hebron, Charter down? Don’t give up! For a good ice. P; O. Box 381. or ph6ne MI. On Full-time Basis foreman, cutter grinder, driver, 8-8977. ple Listing Service. Realtor, Office MI. 8-1577 or Res. President Elsenhower, greeted the Foundations Ready at Regional School The essential parts of.the La- SAVINGS OPPORTUNITY! deiil-^not thru a amall loan com 8-8310, before 8 :30 s.m. or after 6 routeman, electronic technician, IH YEAR OLD black and white MI. 9-7761. Arabian ruler at the pier and Night. cross system are the missile it­ pony-sss "Harry” at 883 Main Mai p.m. . . television service man, meat cut­ CoUie. MI. 9-9259. MANCHESTER said the King replied; Thursday: Troop 124, Andover. Andover, Jan. 29 (Special)^Poundation walls of the boiler room self, a launder mounted on a Moriiig—Tmcking ,Mai\y Benefits end the aenior classroom clusters In the south wing of the Regional d St. (Formerly Douglaa Motors). ter. Some part time and full time Mosicai Insiromenta ,58- $ 19,500 "I am very glad to be here.” standard Army truck, and a guid­ ;SS OLDSMOIILE '55 D SOTO Storage 20 Paid Holidays jobs available. Experienced or wUl King Saud, who will visit the Commissioner Clifford Sterling District 8 High School are ready for steel erection, a spokesman for ance station. 1935 BUICK Special Riviera. Hard­ TWO PARAKEETS in large cage, MUSIC instrumental, rental. Com­ Wanted Real Estate 77 U.N. today and go to Washington asked that we make preliminary the general contractors, the J. 8. Nasin Co., Willimantic, said toctoy. S-85 HoUday Coop* *2865 V-8 Hardtop AUSTIN A. CHAMBERS CO. local , ' Five Day Week train. Apply Conn. State Employ­ accessories. Call MI. 9-9793. Comer Strickland and Hawthorne .The new Martin contract for ^75§ top, radio, beater, dynaflow. Cus­ HooMhold Serrieee ment Service', 806 Main St., Man­ plete line of inatruments. Rental Streets. New 5 Burke, Charles’ Howard, Eugene poral battationa exceed the flrv COLE MOTORS perts. CaU MI. 9-9559 for free eaU- technician, cutter grinder, choco­ Thia obviously reflects the im­ Each den presentet) a skit Scoutmaster Bob 'VohDeck brief­ ipower of all the American artillery RAY DWYER, Ueed Cmt Manager 'h o m e s REFLECT THEIR Pension Plan paper at the Green. Open daily 8-9 WANTED—Real eatate liatinnt. portance the national administra­ Twaronite, Charles. Grifflth; gold 438 Center St. MI. 9-0980 mates. late dipper, yam winder, wirer p.m- 247 NORTH MAIN St. Heated room Manchester and Vicinity Contact TurkingtoiF Bros. Realty illustrating what they have been arrow for Wolf badge, John Sum­ ly discussed future plans and units in vVorld War II. PERSONALITY and solderer, press operator, shirt HospUslizsUon ' .refrigerator. Inquire Mra. Irish. tion attaches to the King's visit. learning about the atara and na­ activities of the troop, after which Gavin added that a aucceasor to PAINTING AND paperhanging. Co... 351 Center St., Mancheater. mons, Mark lO-evantka, Gary presser and stamper. Some part Group Insursncs ALL ELECTRIC razor partz and -Echo Mountain Estates MI. 3-1507, evenings MI, 9-5865 or ture in general. Christopher Mc­ Committeeman Andrew Kiddey the Nike-Ajax aurface-to-alr mis­ "Our Care Means Longer Wear” Good clean workmanship at rea­ time and full Ume jobs available. Leister, Jonathan Snyder; silver Autn Oiiving Sebool 7>A Vacation with pay service. Two barbers-every Satur­ ' (Off from Lake Street) Ml., 3-7731. Neil showed movies, which were arrow for Wolf badge, Joseph showed movies taken through the sile is "Vvell along In development,” sonable rates. 30 years in Man­ Experienced or will train. Apply FURNISHED sleeping room with Manchester Motors day, Free parking. RUsseU's Bar­ 6J4 'room~8pllt level and ranch Legislators Asked enjoyed by all. Loney, Jonathan -Snyder; Gary American Southwe.st while he was and said; Selling and Servicing OldamobUea for Over 22 Tear* LARSON’S DRIVINO School, Rugs shampooed and cleaned. chester. Raymond Flake. MI. Conn. State Ehnploymeht Service, private entrance. MI, 9-1746. Wall to wall carpeting done in your Apply dally between 8:80 a.m. • ber Shop, cor. Oak and Spruce Sts. homes, from tl4,9M up. FHA mort­ LIST WITH Manchester Multiple Leister, three silver arrows for stationed at Fort Bliss for guided "Obviously the Nike-Ajax is not |jl2 WEST CENTER ST.—Open Evenings TIU 9—M l t - 6 m Manchester’s only trained and 9-9287. 806 Main St., Manchester. 8:00 p.m., at A A I* Supermarket, Listing Service. Nineteen realtors home. Other rugs d(lone on our gages available. For full informa­ To Legislate Joke Cub Scout Pack 251 held a joint Wolf badge;.Louis Hennequliv, two missile, training.^ A refreshment the final anawer to our air defense csitUisd matnietor. For your aafe- 118 E, Center St., Mancheater, CARMOTE KOTALL dUconthiued TWIN BEDROOM. TV. next to tion. serving you. For information iremises. Free pickup and de- bath, two gentlemen, free parking. meeting with Pack 151 at Ver- silver srrows for Wolf badge; Mar­ period- for the scouts and their problem. t j Ws art trained to teaoi proper­ WIRERS AND Conn.- colors. Flat was *5.55, now *3.98. CaU please call Carlton W. Hutchins. planck School Jan. 32, highlighted families concluded the evening. ly. ML' 9-6078. Ivery. Courses and Classes 27 Semi-gloss was *6.75, now *3.98, MI. 9-6801 aftgr 8 ;30. (Oatiaasd froas Page Oae) tin Resle, Bear badge; and Thomas "Missiles must be provided that Ellsworth Mitten Agency MI. 9-5132, 9-4684. by the showing of the color movie, Mdzzer, silver arrow for Lion SOLDERERS WANT TO s e l l ? We will train Manchester Plumbing A Supply "Our Mr. Sun," by the Bell Tele­ MANCHESTER Driving Academy SMITH’S UPHOLSTERY RADip - Electronics - TielSvision. you to aell Aluma-RoU with our CJo., 877 Main St. LARGE ROOM for "rent. Refrigera r e a l t o r s often gets queriM from outside the badge. Mrs. Walter Mozzer de­ guarantees quick reauUs. Expert SHOP Train at Connecticut’s Oldest Experienced in wiring and solder­ tor, gas stove. Inquire 10 Dppot MI. 3-6930 phone Co. ceived a Den Mother Pin. exclusive *100,000 training pro­ state asking why Connecticut is In a business meeting held prior UistnicUoos. Dusl-controUed car. Electronics Schdol. Practical day ing resistors, condehsors and panel gram and pay you while you train. Square, apartment 4. Adultk only Legal Notice Salvatore Russo presented mov-. MI. 9-4668 GREEN MANOR—5Vs room ranch. known as "The Nutmeg State.” to the movie, Cubmaster AlVar Call Mr. MlcletU, your personsj Evenings ML 3-7347 course. Twice-a-week‘ evening Aluma-RoU ia the original alumi­ 100% WOOL RUG. Black with flor­ ing pictures of past activities of Instructor at FI. 3-7349. course. Enroll now! "Leara-by-Ite- boards. Excellent working condi- al design. 9x12. *40. Call MI. 3-8729.. Garage. Three bedrooms, natural AT A COURT OF PROBATB h,-ld The commission must reply, he Berggren announced that the num roll-up awnings. First in­ BEDROOM and. private kitchen ■I MSDChralcr .within and Inr th* said, that it aeems from the old Pack 143, 'and ' cartoons. Ralph FURNITURE repairing and reUn- ing” class starting March 11. New Uons from 8 a.m. to 4:30 p.pi. with stalled 33 years ago.. Exclusive finish birch cabinet kitchen, dis­ District of Msnchrstrr, on the 34th day Fetouary meeting would include LOST CONFIDENCE quickly re furnished, new p ^ t . MI. 9-3081. posal. Ameaite driveway, knotty story ' about shrewd ConnMtiout a potluck supper under the chair­ Russo played. the Rock and Roll lahlng; antiques restored. Furni­ Ehigisnd Technical InsUtute of csfetsria faculties. sales territories are svaUsbIe in of January, A. D. 1967. Waltz aird a polka on his accord­ atorsd by a ■klUed, courteous in Conn., Inc., 193 TrumbuU St., TWO, TWIN .bed-size link springs, line porch. Combination wtndowa. Present. Ron. Jolin J, Wallett. Judze. Yankee peddlers who sold w'ooden manship of Mrs. Albert J. Shef­ ture Repair Service, TalcottviUe. greater Hartford, Manchester, Kstato. of Mary A. Palmer, late of ion followed by John Krinj'ak play­ structor. Professional teaching. Ml. 3-7449. Hartford. JA. 8-3406. - 85 each. CaU MI. 9-3537. Split'^aU fence, fully landscaped. nutmeg to unsuspecting house­ field. .Plans wer'e also announced Manchester’s leading drtvlni New Britgln, and Merjden. Your Apartmenti^‘d i g ­ Manchester In said dlslrtct. deceased. wives in other sections of the ing on the piand. GRAY MANUFACTURING flrat year you can -expect to earn Newlylewly redecorated..r « ‘ Seen by ap­ Upon applloallon of Ralph J. Oavt- for participation in Boy Scout school. Odl Mr. Mortlock. 1949 CADILLAp aedanette. Black Tenementsits 65 aon, administrator, prayinz lor author­ country, particularly in the south. Cub pack 2. of the Second Con­ "iai S100-*300 Weekly. OiSr company, pointment. ML 9-5848. No brokers. Week with a window display, as gregational (Jhurch held its an­ 9-7398. Private Inatructioiis 28 CO. with almost new white wall tires. ity to sell certain real estate particu- Mrs. Howard Smith of Plainvllle, well as the Charter Oak Council Building—Contracting 14 founded in 1818, sells, manufac Good condition. .May be seen at . larly described In aald application on nual Charter . Night meeting on turers, installs and acrvlcea Deepwood Devon Drive Area file. It Is historian for the Connecticut annual fund drive. . , DOES YOUR chUd have a reading HILUARD ST., MANCHESTER Tom’s Tydol Station, Hartford Rd. FIVE ROOM apartment, four ORDERED; That the forezolng ap- Daughters of the American Revo­ Jan. 26. The Charter ' was pre­ FOR YOUR rem odel^, repairs or Aluma-Roll products exclusively Any time, MI. 8-7716. tenement. MI. 3-4751. Awards presented by Advanee- sented to Chairman Cha.rles BunincM ScrvleM Offend IS dlsabilUy. Private tutoring done. Four room single. Nice nelghbor- jillcallon be heardrd and...... deterTnlned at lution, also supported the bill. ment Man Rosario Sapienza were additions call William Kanehl,Kan Phone MI. 3-4670. "A GOOD PLACE TO WORK” in Central Connecticut. Phone Val­ lood. Many extras included. - Probate office In .'Manchester In Chambers, along, with a summa­ TV SERVICE, 83.80 par call. All Contractor and BuUdtr, MI, ley OH Company any time. Hart­ THREE YEAR old TV console with THREE ROOMS and bath. Heat, aa'ld Dtstncl, on — ”the — 4th day of Feb-, "Constitution State,” she said, as follows; Wolf badge to Cubs tion of wliat a charter stands for, LADY TO TAKE messages over Riary, A.D. 1*57, at .eleven ...... o'clock ...In “ia a much more honorable, digni­ work gusrantted.■ Cab;Bob Webb. 3-7773. y ford, JAckson 9-4817,* Middletown new picture tube. Very good con­ utilities, stove Included. 830 per Phone MI- 9-5381 the forenoon, and that notice be zlven Mark Hansen, RobeH Begley and by Cub Commissioner Ted Huf- ML 9-8801. Bonds—Stocki^ phone St own home. Box 431, Nor­ Diamond 8-8811, Meriden BEverly dition, *35. Call MI. 3-7145. week. 38 Park 8t„ Rockville. 'TR. to all persons Interested In said estate fied and aignifleant title," than Henry Ruempler; Bear badges to fleld. BIDWBLL Home improvement Co. wich. Cohn. 5-4484. 5-6915, !(N H. UAPPEN, INC. ot the pendency of said application and "The Nutmeg State.” Willard Begley, Raymond Ough, FLOOR MODELS and DEMONSTRATORS Alterations,' additions, garages. Mortgages 81 Center St., Manchester .the time and. placA of. hearing thereon, No witnesses opposed the bill, and William Vincent; Uon badge Skits on the theme of "Eyes in CLEARANGB GENERAL bouas wiring, all kinds. Rs-sldlng specialists. Easy budg­ EXPERIENCED woman wantlied Baiidkng Materials 47 SMALL TWO room furnished apart­ by puhllshinz a copy of this order In but-. a committee member. Sen. to Charlea\Miller; gold arrows to the Sky” were presented by the HOME OWNE3RS! Combine year- for housework. Seven hoursI a daday. ment. Private bath. Apply Mar­ PARKER ST. — Six room Coloaial aome newspaper havlnf a rlrculallon In dens. I REG. PRICE CaU PI 3«388 after 6 p.m. et terms. MI 8-5408 or TO end biUa into an easy-to-pay sec­ said district. *t least five days befpre Benjamin Barbin’ger (R-New Mil­ Raymond . Qugh and Henry 5-9108. one dSy a week. CUl ML 3-5838. STOCK BOY low's. 867 Main St. with bksemMt garage, nice Jo*, the d iy ot said hearins, to -appear If ford), questioned whether "you Ruempler; and silver prrow to Jo-, Atvards for Lion rank were pre­ ond mortgage loan coating only a now vacant. Originally priced m they aee cause at aald lime and place sented in a life like Indian Tribal penny a month for each doUar you JVAITRBISSES, hostesses, salad Young man over 18 years of age Oak Flooring, .from per M *189.00 ’^IANCHSSTEK— 8’ i room heated and , be heard relative thereto, and can. legislate history.” seph Cataldi. 1 TAPPAN DE LUXE 36" GAS RANGE . . . .$ 2 49.95 $18,300, but owiwn are anxious ta make j-etum to thia codrt. As "The Nutni^g State,” aald A Weblos Den has been or­ ceremony, complete with smoking * 1 6 9 * * A Fashion Success owe. Call Frank Burke at CH. girls, dishwashers. Part or. full to maintain stock supply of parts to Knotty Pine Sheathing— apartment. *85.58 monthly, includ­ ■ell. WiU listen t o ^ y reasonabt* . I V JOHN j(----- f.- - WAU.ETT, . Judite; 6-8897 daya or JA 9-5553 eves. Con- from per M *136.00 Barringer, Connecticut is "known, ganized in Pack 251. with Vernon campfire, to. William Hankinaon Read Herald Adva. Ume. Apply Red Ember Restau­ assemblers. Must have ability to ing stove and refrigerator. Nice offer. T. J, Crockett>Jtealtor, Of­ a n d Ricliard Zilinakies; Bear necUcut Mortgage Exchange. rant, Route 6 A 44A, Bolton; For­ maintain- atoek records. Ehccellent location. AvaUable February 1. fice Ml, 3-1577 or R e s !^ , 9-7761, LIMITATION OBDER feared and respected whenever Niles, former Cubmaster, aa its mer Hillcrest tocaUon. Mahogany Paneling per M *189.00 AT A COURT OF PROBATE held trade is carried on and aome of leader. award to Barry Cole and Ronald 1 TAPPAN WITH BUILT-IN GAS HEATER $329.95 opportunity for ambiUoi)s, eneiget- Adults. Call MI. 9-4255. at Manchester within and tor Ihe Lewis; Wolf award to Albert *2 4 9 '” CASH AVAILABLE for second Jc young man. Kiln Dried Sheathing HAWTHORNE ST. — Fdbr room Dlslrtct of Manchester, oh the Xth day my ancestors would turn in their Announcement was also made of For Tiny Faetl mortgages, monthly payments. (5000' min.j ...... per M 899.00 FOUR ■ROOM flat, flrat floor, in Cape Cod with full shed dbm er. of January, 1957. graves if we attempt to legislate the resignation of Ray K. Fike Sr. Spearot. Thomas Gessay was in­ Mortgages also bought.. Manches­ excellent condUlon, has 4 every Nice lot OriglnaUy , p rlce^ 'a t Preaent. Hon. John.J. Wallett. Judze. history in this fashion.’' from the post of commiTlSbrehair- ducted and' given his head band ter Mortgage Ck>. MI, 3-5X94. Help Wanted—Male 86 GRAY MANUFACTURING 1%” Insulation— thing. Adults, write Box M. per Eatate of Mary Clulow late of Man- and Bobcat - pin by Cubmaster 1 KELVINATOR 4Q" ELECTRIC RANGE . .$ 2 7 9 .9 5 (1000’ min.) ... . .per M *39.00 *13,700. Owner anxious to dispose, Chestet- Ip said DIeirtet. deceaerd. * 1 5 9 ” CO. aid of property.' F.H.A. mortgsge of On- motion of Oharlea N,- Crockett of William Hankinaon. ELECTRONIC Windows—Complete— *11,31)0 available. T. J. Crockstf, said Manchester executor. ^ Denner stripes were 'given to Rtisineaa Ooportanities 82 HILUARD ST.; MANCHESTER 'TOREE ROOM apai^ent for rent. ORDERED: That six monihs from David Fregin and Barry Cole, and (set-up) from *11.30 Realtor, Office Mi. 8-1577 dr R n . the' 35th daY of January-, 1957. be and TECHNICIANS ’•A GOOD PLACE TO WORK ” For Information call MI. 9-9043 be­ the aame are limited and allowed for Attorney Plans to Develop assistant denner stripes to Mark 1 COAL,. WOOD and GAS COMBINATION $319.95 MAN OR woman.. Be your own tween 8-8 p.m. Ml. 9-7751. ■ - * 1 7 4 ” boss. *400 monthly spare time. Re­ Flush Mahogany Doors from *5.50 the' creditors within which to bring In Asplnwall. Gold and Silver arrows Ehcperlsnced men required- to as­ their clslma against said eatate. „and went to' Robert Fregin, and silver filling and collecting money from semble', wire and test electronic Oslftg ...... from per ft. 8c .aald executor Is directed1 tijo give iAbiic .notice...... to the creditorsi,td t<( blink in their Meekville Site for Industry arrow to William. Hankinaon. . 95 our five cent High Grade Nut ma­ devices. WUl consider rccenUy diS' We shau be glad to send our BtnincM Locations Town 1 SUPER FLAME OIL (3-5 ROOM) HEATER i$139-95 chines in this area. No selling! To charged veterans with experitnes claims irlthlh said time allowed hy Two-year pins were presented to aalesman to caU on you upon re­ For -Rent 64 puMlshfngpubiishing aaihopy .copy of (his order In some William Hankinaon, Richard Zir qualify for work you jnust have a -tn this field. Must.be (smiUsr with HeQ* TVanied— quest. newapaper having a circulation In said A Hartford attorney has negoti-^it in accordance with the character car, references. *840 cash, secured electronic test equipment. Ehccel- 87 BRICK. BUILDINO. two Mocks ' Advertisement piobateprobate' district srlthlAa ten 'days from lihskis and Lee Fralzer. One-year * 1 7 4 - 0 0 Male or Female tile' dt tn of■ this ‘ ils ororder and return make ated a bond for deed on 14.jacrea of that particular area,” he et^ded. . . by inventory. Devoting 6 hours a lent portunity for the right man. NATIONAL LUMBEiWsUSci -j from Main SL Approxlniateiy 2800 pins went to John Mott, Robert 1 EASY AUTOMATIC WASHER .$ 2 49,95 "." 1' *' *"jslr*— ...... ' Puolic Hearing to this court ofof thethi, notice...... given.t- He said it would be sultieble for Vorororitch, Robert Fregin, Ron­ week to business, your end on per» WANTED—Profeaaional hairdreaz- 881 STATE STREETX;, aq. ft. of floor space. Close to ^HHN N y.J. WALLE'—WALLETT. Judge. o f property in the MeekvHle sec­ centage collecUona will net up to GRAY MANUFACTURING parkuig lot. Ml. 3-6494. Notice ia hereby given that a warehouse faciilUee for .a large ald Lewis,. Frank Katkauskas, er, top aslary, male or female. NORTH HAVEN. CONN. ' inibUc Hearing of the Board of Di­ AT A______COUhT OF PROBATE held tion of toam that he. intends to chain operation or for-w factory, 8400 monthly with very good pos­ CO. Write Box J. Herald. T John Gordon. Barry Cole and. Mer- » 3 4 9 ” sibilities of taking over full Ume. Tel. CHeatnut 8-2147 STORE—Formerly Sears Roebuck rectors of tba Town of Xtancheai’ ' at. Manchester within and for Ihe develop as an industrial site. but he was particularly struck lit D, Colton! Den Mothers Irene 1 EASY COMBINATION WASHER & DRYER $479.95 HILUARD ST., MANCKESTER District of Manchester, on the 35lh day Income- increasing accordingly. ASSISTANT manager—Good oppor­ at the Center, D urable Main St. ter, Connecticut, will be held in > of January.-1957. - The, lawyer, Hugh M- Joskloff, with its poosibilities aa a trucking Hankinaon, Eva Mott, Lil Gordon ONLY 27” WIDE. For interview, include phone in location, heat furnished. Approxi­ the Municipal Building Hearing PresepI, Hon. John J. Wallelt.’Judge. ■nd ' Madeline Colton were pre­ "A GOOD PLACE TO WORK” tunity, pleasant working condi- Trust estate of Emily' I,eamed SCo- ■aid he had no definite plana for terminal. appliraUon. Write North Aiherican .Ums. Apply, m person to Jack mately 1200 aq. ft. floor space. Ml, Jtooiti on the 8th day of Fehmary,. yllle u-w; of Emily Cheney Learned, th*' area, but declared that he He pointed out that the site ilea sented -with 1 year service- pins and Nut Co.. Inc.. 27 WiUlsm Street, Sanson, Strand Theater, Hartford. DismanOn— l i atchi 9 6808 or Ml. 9-8521. ' 1957, at, eight o’clock In the af-'. late nl Manchester. In said, District, their Den Mothers certificates. 1 EASY WRINGER STYLE WASHER . . . . $179.95 * 1 3 9 ” New York 8, N. Y. GAS. st a t io n attendant. Eheper- deceased. thought it "a very good spot for near the highway and aldng "800 Jewelry 48 temoon, concerning the following The Connecticut 'Bank and Trust Com­ or 900 feet of rall^ad traclT?^ Tl)e fence preferred but not necessary. REAL ESTATE aqjes person'. Male INDUSTRIAL AREA to rent or matters; some industry,, to go along with; Troop 47 of the South Methodist Apply in person to Bruno MazzoHi, tease.. 8200 aq. ft.' floor space pany. Trustee, having exhibited Its aoi the growth of Eastern Connecti­ five bridges that are to span the or.female. Licensed. Part or full LEONARD W. YOST JeWeler, re A proposal that the Town of _ nua* account, with Ckmnecticute River and th Church held a (garter Night Jan. Help Wanted—Female 85 Service Manager, Manchester Ume. Active realtor will give com­ p^r«, adjusts watches expertly. noilund floor, heated, loading plat- Manchester purchase the fran­ Court for allowance...... cut." 22, attended by' approximately 6(l T 13 Cu. Ft. KELVINATOR REFRIGERATOR $399.95 * 2 8 9 ? “ Motor Sales, 513 West Center St. ton'orm,‘ near railroad, 760' ffoi ORDERED: That the «lh day of ‘Ideal for Trucking Terminal’ potential growth ' of hentral and plete office cooperaUon. Commis- Reaaonahle prices. Open daUy. chise or franchises, rights and all February. 1967, at tea o'clock, forenoon, parents and friends. The Charter, PARTY PLAN Demonstrators; Be eion basla. The Real Eatate Cen­ Main St., Manchester. Ml. 9-5043. Jpseloff, a irnotoi’ carrier con­ eastern Connecticut ere other fec- SALAD MAN and dishwasher. Part Thursday sveninga. 139 Sprucr other personal property of th* at Ihe A-obate. CWIce In Ihe Muntcipai representing over '30 consecutive the first to show the newest. Our ter, Inc. JA. 8-6534 Street Ml. 9-4887. . Building in said Manchester, be and sultant, aleo eeid he regarils the tora he sees as being edvantegeous * 5 4 - 0 0 1957 line is ready for you, over SOO or fiUl Ume. Apply Rad Ember Wanted -To-Rent 66 Highland Park lyater Ck>pipany. the aame ia asaIgnHI for .a hearing on location aa “ideal” for a trucking to a trucking terminal. year's of activity aa’ one of the 1 ROYAL UPRIGHT VACUUM CLEANER. . .$89.95 items in housewares;- toys, noUons Restaurant, Route 6 A 4AA, Bolton. BALES TRAINEE. If you have had Jacob F. Miller, Secretary tha allowance of aatd account and three terminal. , He said the proximity of the oldest troops in Manchester, and Board of Directors > prevloua accounta with aald itstate, and the regialratlon cards wera pi^- and novelties. Write or call collect. Former Hillcrest locaUon. . a auccesaful aaiei. experience in Fuel and Feed 49-A WANTED—FOUR room apartment . ihls Court directs that nolice of the According to the bond for deed, Wilbur Cross Highway would en­ The House of PlssUci, Inc., Avon, any line of busineia and are wUI- for two adults and one child, rea­ Mancheater, Connecticut. time and place aeslgned for aald hear- filed yesterday in.the Town Clerk's able trucks to keep clear of aented by Diatriot Commissioner * 3 9 ” Conn. ORchacd 7-1994. YOUNQ MAN preferably with ex­ iag to work we wUl train you to Dated at Manchester, Connecti­ Inz be given ta all persona known to be Bill Hankinaon to ihadtutionSl 1 LEWYT VACUUM CLEANER No. 70 . . .$69.95 DRY OAK WOOD, cut .fireplace sonable. MI. 3-JU38. l aJterfiled t e ...... therein to appear and ■ ■ ' ' be Ofllce, the lend is owned by the Crowded downtown areas while perience in remgerstlon o f allied aeli new .. Buick...... automobilea under and stove lengths. *10 Mr load. cut, this 28th day ot January,. representative Tonnf C o r d n e r. LADIBIS—la extra mon6y needed in line, to work in cur service depart­ heard thereon bv publlahlng a copy of eatate of William J. Thornton.. It- providing easy acceaa to Hartford our training plan. Liberal salary PI. 2-7888. Lo o k in g f o r house to rent for 1957. Ihia order In some newspaper having stipulates that Joseloff ia to pay and Sprihgfielda Registration cards and Scouter your home? As UtUe as four hours ment. We wUl train you in more during trainliw period. Apply in- three adults. ReUable party. (?H. A.* t. No. 2834 a circulation tn aald Diitrlct. at leas) pins wer* awarded to 21 Commit­ uvB davs before the day of said hear­ 142,000 for fhe property ehd.thet He also said bew highway com- 1 HOOVER UPRIGHT CLEANER No. 63 .$124.95 day wiU bring you*an excellent intricate phasea -of the job.. 43 person,' see Mr. Gormsn or Mr. 9-3165. teemen and Leaders. * 6 8 ' “ earning opportunity. Avon Coeme- hour week, full company benefits. ing, and bv mailing In a certified letter the sale la to beeome final on or .plexea through Masaachusetts and Sterling, Gdrman Motor Ssiei, FIREWOOD CUT to v order. MI. on or before January 29, 1967. a copy before June. 1. Scoutmaster, Bob VonDeck, then "Ucs. -CaU MI.: 8-5193. Driver's licsnse required. Coca Inc,, 385 Msin St., Msnehester. 9-4394, Ml. 9-3968. of Ihls order to Emily I-. Scovllle. t New York to 'Albany 'U’ould soon O la BotUing Go., 481 Main St., Bast 48th New.Yorit, K .'.Y .: Baul The lend nqw .is zoned for rural open up the middle west to direct ■warded registration cards and * 5 4 0 0 8426 WANTED—Girl for pkrt Ume work East Hartford, Obnn. R. Uarte^ Ally.. 953 M^n St.; Map- reeldence, hut the bond for deed truck trenaportatlon originating awards to the following members 1 HOOVER LARK 1957 MODEL . . . .$89,95 9^19 in office to handle filing, typing rtiester. Qbnp., giMrdlkn'Sd litem for requires the Thornton cctat* ex­ of-the troopi 1-year pins, David Household Goods 51 Itorrett Scotnfe. XlIlson Scovllle.- ■ “Peter here. Far date wear right through tbs and miscrilaneoua duties. Apply HBIJPER TO assist csrpef me­ SitoattiHui W«ntc4— -Beorille m b r a . and as'guardian ad ecutors, WUUem 'B. Thornton end Rail Sidlag Held Sufftelent Brace, Richard Trotter. Curtis Juniorr coUsred style with Goodyear Tire A Rubber Co., 180 chanic. Laying experience pre­ PRANK’S ANTIQUE .SHOP, 430 ■Hem.for und*lermlned or unborn nei his mother, Mrs. Alice B. Thornton, The qmount of railroad siding Blake„ .Daight McQuade, Gary Goodwin St.. East Hartford. BU. ferred but will train. Apply Female ‘ > 88 fielarles. 1 USED KIRBY VACUUM CLEANER bouffant skirt, wide belt and a Blither pair, of these' adorable Lake St., ia buying and selling JOHN J. WALLETT. Judge. to apply to the Town Planning available would be auffleient, .he Sutliffe; 2-ycar pins, Don Cordner. * 1 0 “ 9-3434. Watkln’a Broi. Commission. for a change of zone Louis Barber, Cbarles Perkins, touch of contrast at the neckline. foot-covering will start baby off WILL CARE FOR children In ipy good used furniture and antiques. said, for trucks to be loaded piggy MI. 9-6580. Hours 9 a.m.-8 p.m. UMI'WION OBDER to Induitriel. Richard Korney, . Edward Diehl, Mo; S43S with Pstt-O-Rama in- on the' right foot! 'The ankle-itrap MAN WANTED—Part Ume—for de­ home. dsys. Vicinity Green and .AT.A______CODRIVDF__ PROBATE held back on trains for traiwportatioh ttudsd la in siaea 9, 11. 13; 13, 14. slippers or ruffled bootees are easy WOMEN WAPPiNG, GLASTONBURY, The Meekville aection is already to distent points. " Devid Kelsey: 3-year pin, Joseph 2 U S E D R E F R IG E R A T O R . , . . . » 1 5 “ livery and work Ih alore. Apply in Buekley Schoola. MI. 9-9439. ' MOVING OUT of state. Deairea to at. Manchester within and. for Ihe dot^d with industries, endtthe site ^ 9 . It. BIse 11. with sleeve. 5 to crocRet and' inexpensive to Alert. anr^Mive women for in MriKM!)^ Mancheater Drug, 717 District of Manchester, on the 3Sth day Reports indicating that Joseloff Schelbenpflug. jU ^ysnU c>f 35-inch; collar, 8 -^ make. ' WILL CARE FOR chUdren in my aell at sacriftce. Drexel mahogany of January, i967. of the future'Fuller Bruah. Co. fac­ had-already reached an agreement Tenderfoot Gregory Brads!haw, terestink' consumer contact pro­ 4aln St. dropleaf table -and fodr side Present. Hon. John J. Walletr Judge. belt, 3-8 yard, Pattern No. 5750 contains home whUe mother works. MI. SOUTH WINDSOR / Estate of Mary Ftox, latsTof MSSMee- tory 4s nearby. Wilfred. Maxwell, with a large trucking firm for David Brown, Bruce Hopper, * 4 Q 0 O tbla pattern, send 35c in crochet directions; stitch. iiluatrs- gram. Steady part Ume work. Good ASSURANCE OF 895. minimum ‘ 9-3540. chairs. Excellent condiUon. Priced tsr in said District, deceased. town planning administrator, oaitl locating a terminal o n . the site Nicholas lOddey, David M o i^ - 1 USED KITCHEN OIL HEATER salary,' no experience necessary. at *100. MI. 9-4144. 'On motion of John Crouse and Ruth today that the lend has'oonalder- y w name, addrem, alse de­ Uons; material requirements. per week to man that quallfiea. : » ^ u s e . IS Paxton Roadl West Hartford. could not ^ confirmed today. sette, Phillip Morrlssette, Bernard rm number to Send 25c in coins, your name, Married man, 35-40. Own late Q>nii., executors. “ able. potential as an industrial Joseloff aald be had "no ar­ Noble, .Irving Perry, Robert Wll- Apply in person WILL. CARE for chUd dsys. 813.50 40” FRIGIDAIRE range. In «k I THE MAN-, gddress and the pattern number to model car. Work 10 minimum ceUent condition. ReasonaUe. Q dl CORRESPONDENTS ORDERED; Thaf plx tnotiths from, the sone: ' , rangement'’ with the firm; Yale llania. A n n )o Pontillo, - houra. Have good work back- wsekly. JA. 8-8618. ' Sth-dav of... Janiiart. . . 1*57. he>and the The 'locatl&i is bounded on the I HERALD. ANNE CABOT. MANCHEBTEa MI. *1489. 1 »*me are limited and. allowed for the Transport Corp., which has eight Second O m , David Brace, Ed­ lOAS. MEW EVENINO HEBAU1. 1159 AVE. WONDER BAKERY graund and' be able to boas self. ' e ...... ■" creditors wilbln Which 'to bring in their north by the Ktiw Haven RAiU terminals In flve states. Including ward Diehl, Richard Korney, CUr- For interview. Call JA. 6-1079. A ^ fL Y , claims agidnst. ___ said eatate.___ . . and aald % . AMEBIGAS, NEW YOEE Se.N-Y. SSI Cora. Blvd. FOR SALE—Nihe piece 'dining road’s rail line, on the east by the one la New Haven. tia Blake, Charles Perkins, Gary issue o f f Now svstlsble — the colorful Sitaatlons Wanted— room set. Keaaonable if taken iat executors'are directed lo elve public Wilbur Crass Highway, .and on the East Hartford, GE!NBRAL janitorial' work. Part nellc- to iKeVredltora to bring In their Aad the Dtenager of the New Sutliffe,. Bichard Trotter; Fire- magnrins Needlework Album containing Com. once. Tri. iO fS -m o . (COUNTY EDITOR) claims within said Ume ^ south and west by property owned Heven ev ^ terminal said today that manship- merit badge', Don CTord- tlmO in late afternoon. Compare- Male 3 » publlahlng a' copr o f this order some APPLIANCE CO. Spring a dosens of lovely designs from by the A. B. A. Tool and Ihe Oo. He Ito believes another terminal ^ner, Dwight McQuade, Louis Bar­ with WOMAN TO I clean kmalt women's Uvely light work. Good job for i « 7 TBLEnGS^ClN!- ih iee fa«ici|e Bewepaper Having a circulation In .said which to chobse more patterns in wearing, ai^srel store. Monday's Older msQ who is I'eUrsd. Apply in ABLE TYPIST, secretary. Urns* M -a te ten days from JqMoF today said he is interest­ will, be* opened in this area, he ber. Joseph' Scheibenpflug, David aU ataas: Crochet, embroidery Qsd knit nuMtea; discount prices. No return make 1SaAKST.i WATKIHSIL0 9 . ^MI94tfta Must clean weI1< 1***<*t furnish ref- person to WiUlsm Schsllsr, Msn- ksapsr, boohkespsr. ,Tsn years,' payment. 83 weekly. No pa. Irru U i ' as. ed In the land for investment pur- thinks it will be la Hartford, aot Keloey. - plus 3 gift MUerlu.' directions wvnees, Good salary. Twsed's, 788 chsstsr Motor Salas, 512 West Can­ phis, offios. ^ A A ^ M s. StMkiag uBtll March, BudgM O em ^ .:; judge. poWK to N abl* to deviUef .. CttMnahip la tha Heims,. Sob -printsd in boo^- Only 25c a copy! MkinSL s ter St fceai oMsoniaiiur. l a . 9-9158,...... -S-4164.''^ i l i i

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TUESDAY, JANUARY 29, 19Bf : FOURTEEN * * . ***'-■■ • '•■' , * "■ -v • ^nrtiPiStrr >£u»nittg Vrralb 'T.r,s,j)iib JlteraR C Net P reat T h t W M tb er DalLv Run Pereeast of D. B Weattar B a r w base guard la no leas than 24 For the AVeek F.aded x«:.i TTie Fifth Annual DeMolgy PRESCRIPTIONS A’' ' ' -dkauary 98, m i Engaged inches high. Thla jnllcation was Fair,' colder tonight. Lew 8-19, Sweetheart Ball will be held Sat* Betrothed Parkade Days ZBA Grants denied at the Jan. 7*ZBA hearing. urday from 8 to 12 p.m. at the . “FREF/PIhoatess «ill 15 feet-closer than regulations al­ M Mn. Walter MulvihUl. ‘Tarksde Days”—will be launched one of the ahorteat in many Capt. Frank Chameroy' of the this week by the 10 stores aL the low. The ZBA granted permiialon MANCHESTER, CONN., WEDNESDAY. JANUARY SO. 1957 (CfauMlfM Advertiaing m Pag* State Police Identification Depart­ months, the Zoning Board of Ap­ providing a light on the sign Is VOL. LXXVL NO. 102 (TWBNTY-P'OUR PAGES—TWO SECTIONS) Tha Hartford Pembroke Oollege Manchester Shopping Parkade. ment will be the speaker at the Sponsored by the Parkade Mer­ peals, (ZBA), granted three vari­ shaded so as to glare across Center Club will hold a meeting at the meeting of the Kiwanls Club ances and favorably reconsidered home of Mfa. George C. Main, 125 chants Assn., "Parkade Days" will St. Thursday noon at 12:13 at the feature special value# .in all stores. two previous aoplications. Avnawick Ave., Weet Hartford, Manchester Country Club. OB Feb. 7 at 8 p.m. Miea Mary I’lans call for making it an annual In each o f the three variances Racketeer Cuahman, a member of the club, event, according to Leonard Sea- granted, construction was started Couples to Dance O m The adult membership groim of der, chairman of the Parkade Mer- . win ihow elides of her recent trip the Zion Lutheran Church will prior to the change in zoning regu­ F u m ew M Floods Raging chanta Aasn. to Europe. meet at the church Thursday night lations made Dec. I, 1956. At Gommunity Y "Parkade Days" will begin on < The ZBA granted Fred and Probe Set Ike Labels Wilson Unwise at 6:30. Thursday morning and continue Grace Demers permission to divide Chrlatian Germain of Port-au- Invitations have been distributed Prince. Haiti., has returned home through Friday and Saturday. On a plot of land at the southeast The Hartford Chapter of the Thursday and Friday evenings, to the'young Friday night danceis after spending a week with Mr. American Society of Tool Engi­ corner of N. Main St. and Stock stores at the Parkade will be open Pl..lnto two building l ta. which In Four States By Senate and Mrs. E. O. Ruddell. 14S S. neers will hold its annual election 9 for a couples dance at the Com­ Lakewood Circle. He is president uniti B p.m. will have less frontage' and .area of officers at the Hedges, New The Parkade, opened laat Sep­ munity Y tomorrow night. of the Junior Chamber of Com- Britain, Feb. 4. The meeting will than regulations allow. The prop­ AllowaMM Washington, Jan. 30 (IP)— .merce in Haiti as well as sales tember, provides free parikng'for erty ia located in Reaidence Zone, Any boy or girl may attend the By THK ABAOCIATED PRESS > I.. Weat Virginia, the Uttle Clinch include a dinner. Capt. Thomas H. 2,500 cars. affair. Girls must abide by the rule For Your OM Uglt and Powell Rivera in upper ICast The Senate, rules committee representative for Pan American Bail of the 63rd Group, AAA. will B. Flood waters from rivers Airwaj's. Divide Plot Into Four X^ film on the 1936. World Series, se­ instrument Co., Glastonbury. southeastern Kentucky where Ihe that draft dodging developed in National Guard enlistments FUNERAL No date has l^en set for the wed­ Ea.st Granby, and Mrs. Charles . 'The annual ladies night of the. . Joseph MoriconI , was granted flood gave Indications of being Ihe Danlal urged Gov. A. B. Chandler Ark.) ia expected to head, with President Eisenhower said cured by Elarl Yost, sports editor ding. , Ecabert, 166 Ghk St.; one to tend all available aid add visit broad authority to conduct the during the Korean War. _ of The Herald. Fathers who do not permission to erect a free standing WHAT worst On record. The full extend of today he by no means will son, Karl Kucienski of Rockville; Army and Navy Club w’lll he held ground sign at 532 E. Middle Tpke., damage couldp't he learned until the city in person. year-long inveatigatlon. But Eisenhower told a news conference he is sure that Wil- SERVICE have sons may invite their daugh­ on Saturday, Feb. 9, at 6:30 at the give to Senators inquiring in­ The meeting of the Buckland and seven grandchildren. in Business Zont II. 10 feet from contact was recatabllahed with Helicopters were Asking part in Hayden said lome "clarifying .son’s main interest—just as it is his— is to try to assure that Walter N. ters. Bill Co^>er Is In charge of A bulTel luncheon Was served. A evacuation operattona in some sec­ the program. School PTA scheduled for tonight club. the street line, which ia 20 feet' Isolated towns. amendments" to the resolution to Middle East policies any the guard is a well trained military unit in event of Any emer- Leclerc has been postponed Indefinitely. The table centerpiece was a 3-tler- A roast beef dinner will be closer than regulations allow. Per- The stricken area also Included tions. were approved and the 3350,000 of his correspondence with ed c ^ e . tastefully decorated for portions of Tennessee. Virginia and gf6ncv'. ' Director The Holy Family Mothers Cir­ served, and entertainment and miaalon was granted provided the Evaeuefa took rsfugo on higher budget authorized w’ithout a dis­ other heads of state. Eisen­ The latest controversy swirling around Wilson was touched 23 Mam street. Manchester the ^ ^ s io n by Mrs. Hotchkiss. dancing wilt be 'enjoyed. Music for west Virginia,, where two persona ground in the homes of friends, senting vote in the committee. cle will meet tomorrow night at The general' public ia cordially They jw h ^ presented with, a maple VALUE! drowned, An elderly Kentucky man hower linked this assertion off two days ago when the Secretary of Defense said before 8:30 at the home-of Mrs. William dancing from 9 to T will be pro­ churches and public buildings. The resolution to authorize the Call Ml 9.5869 invited to attend the auction of the "goMlp” m'hch and other gifts. also was swSpt away when hla investigation WaS Introduced yes- at his news conference with a a House committee that ‘‘a sort of scandal. . . a draft-dodging Brannick, 3 Hartland Rd. Verplanck PTA Friday at 7 p.m. vided by Dubaldo Brc«. orchestra. Hotels which wore safe from the f > Formerly. Employed at the Deadline for securing tickets is home crumbled Into flood watera. waters were crowded. jterday by Sen. McClellan (D- thoroughgoing de.'ense of business" turned up in National Guard enlistments during in the Verplanck School, under the Southington msiH. of the United FREE PARKING Scores of communities were Ark.), who is expected to head the chairmanship of the ways/snd(, Feb. 6. This year, a UfAited number , MARTEX KITCHEN ’>kOTTER" At Plkeville and other commun- Secretarv' of State Dulles. Aircraft, KuclCTski tanow with the of reservations will. Arthur Drug Stores 1 The counltea of Logan, McDow­ pect all eight will be chosen equal­ Dulles' policies in advance.' The Prtsldent aakl 'Witson was O capacity again. able from the stewards. Army Engineers group from Ft, ly from the Senate Investigations Knox joined evacuation operatlona ell, Mercer and Mingo, along the Elsenhower added that he would short-cutting when he made that, KJ L a t 1. U S T o Yiew X DISH TOV^'ELS with boats and trucks and fed refu­ be the last to deny that he and assertion. It was. EUenhower said. I . SPECIAL! The Rev. Eugene Lundberg, (CoMtinued on Page Two) (OoBttnaed on Page Sixteen) tenor and chalk-tatk artist, w'lll gees from,.mobile kitchens. Dulles have made some mistakes. a very unwise statement made by i present a program tonight at 7:30 Miss Emily Smith of the staff of 'RaUaeae Area Erased But he said those members of Wilson without thinking. (1 ; l O W O I F l l l l Q S SAVE.-SAVE-SAVE at the ' Covenant Congregational The’ Herald will show slides oi^^ Hgrdeat hit in Kentucky appar­ Congresa who are attacking the Although criticized by Guard | Girl Scout Troop I’s trip to Large Economy January White ently was Haiard on the Kentucky Secretary of State have not pointed King Saud of Saudi Arabia is welcpmed by Henry Cabot Lodge spokesmen and some members of Church. 'Choir practice w-ill follow. to any specific errors and have not Jr., personal representative of President- Elsenhower, upon his 2 Track Self Storing I Because of the concert tonight, no last summer at the weekly meet­ "Sale Price each vitlver, whSre ftood damages were Congress for his Monday state- ‘For Mortgages $ 1 5 - 9 5 ing of the« Senior Cltlzei^ Club expected to oxceed M.OOOAOO.. offered any constructive alterna­ arrival by ship in New York. King Baud meets with President uent, Wilson declined to back away . Alonllnum Wfafidow : midweek aervice will be held to- tives. Eisenhower in lYaahington to discuaa Middle East problems. morrow evening. The weekly, cot- of Manchester tomorrow.aitemoon Package of 48 45‘ Dawev Daniel, a Hatard banker from It yesterday. A reporter noted that in voting I Washington, Jan. 30 Ifft—The 8 Ckaanal Triple I tage prayer meeting will take 'place at 2 o'clock In the ditdffg room at and ^tate Republican leader, re­ Repeats Statement the Community Y X ported; "Haiard'a buatneas aecUon for an inquiry into U.S. Middle I government's home mortgage buy­ TUt self Storing Thursday at 1:30 at'the home of Extra Ab.sorbent, Lint Free For Quick E-Z Dr.vinf Eastern operations over the last 11 Instead, when interviewee after ing agency today lowered the price $ 1 795 Mr. and Mrt. H. B. Carlson, 9 This Senior <3jri Scout t r o o p completely wiped out. Four feet of Ahimlnnm Wbidew water In People's Bank." years, the Senate Foreign Relations a call at the White HouSe, Wilson pgy for government-insured Hemlock S't. has made four trips to Europe, the Improved by AEC in effect repeated his statement tjo^ring a 4Vi per last one in 1856 when 13 girls, ac- Especially woven of cotton and rayon fibers for greatest,absoi:b- Hla message vraa relaj-ed by the and Armed Services committees Jalousie Door enev and lint free use. Note the large size 20"x34". Pastel bor­ Civil Air Patrol which surveyed had raised the question of what President Deplores and told newsmen he stw no reason t interest. •nCBTAlXA' $59.oo* ig of companie^^by two leaders, visited only ^ 1 . 6 5 ^ jKfaatsoever to apologize for it. T-n, option was interpreted as a Includes Ifardwaro England/ Scotiand/.'Norw’ay, Swe­ ders in yellow, pink, charcoal, blue, green and red. flooded areaa from the air as a executive documents will be made . OPTIONAL Wates scheduled for tonight has XOTIOX nr.PART5ir.XT guide to rescue operations. — By FRANJA C AREV available. Dulles has agreed to give Wilson ssid then Jt had not fig- future tightening , of available ‘ been canceled. den. Denmark, Western- Germ ured in his meeting with Eisenhow and^Fran^.. Some o f the tlidea . More than a thousand persona Washington, Jan. 30 uPi - The^ ties" In which the AEC detailed the Senators s report and Sen. Ful- home .mortgage" money and as put­ ALCBnNLM DOORS, AWNINGS, U rM : G R E ^ STAMPS GIVEN WITH CASH SALES fled to higher ground from their United States Indicated today it the procedures that are designed bright (D-Ark) said today the Sec­ er. ting a ' damper on expansion of CANOPIES AND JALOUSIES hjtken on this trip will be shown Discourtesy to Saud In Ulklng about the matter to­ A meeting of St, Gertrude'..■^tomorrow afternoon. homes In such other rtvertowns In haa found a way to develop more to protect workers and the general retary will be asked for details on herme construction. Mothers Circle will be held st Kentucky as Harlan, Barbourville. his 'taiks with heads of foreign na­ day, Elsenhower said he wanted to Tho Federal National Mortgage Besides the program of slides, efficient hydrogen bombs. , public from overexposure to ra- tions. home of Mrs. John BsmowsklyT28 Ptkeaville, Neon and Whttesburg. The Atomic Ehtergy (Commission dlatlon resulting from work in emphasize that anything th# Na­ Aaan. (Fannie May) announced a the , club will also enjoy games, tional Guard haa done has )>een MI 9-909.^ ; Glenwood St.; tomorrow night at singing and dancing. Rounding out In addition to the big Kentucky ’(AHjeV, in its list semiannual rt- atomic planU or from testing The reporter asked if Eisenhower Washington, Jan. 30 4 to 9314 uloved" tractors of the Atomic Bktergy fldenUal relations with other worifT Aidfs Mum capable of protecting the nation points— that Is 393.50 to 393.50 Senators Split -The commission dal-lined to am- CJommiaalon show- that 99.4 leaders, Elsenhower went on. He interest of better undersUndlng: iT A llA A A Then, defending a new Pentagon for each flOO of the mortgage. The said that of course Congress uws among nations. 1 r g l * . policy, Elsenhower backed Wllaori range has been 96 to. 94. pllfy but prtsumably it meant not asking for any such thing as His remarks were made tn r e -;I I n r C j a t h m * ! I l l T I in saying; that Guard recruits There U no change In FannU On Strength of that ways had been found to get that. sponae to a question which covered A X a a va I'are explosive wallop from a given should get six months of basic May's purchase range of 99 H to Eisenhower was not questioned not only the chill reception givenTT O * M T* • m military training instead of the 11 97'§ for Inaured mortgages at the amount of bomb material than ; -..i- specifiesUy about Fulbright's plan the Saudi Arabian king by Mayor; K c a a e c I I V I S I T weeks the Guard favors. 5 per cent rate recently put into heretofort-to make more of the I ™ min with regard to information from U.S. Alrpower Wagner of New YoVk but alao bit-' » U . O . T I S l l Elsenhower said he was not effect by FHA. BONUS! Dulles. He did not volunteer any ter denunciations of President Tito< «S ^ lo n * Sbefore ? fo r t •tt\‘‘ the *liom^^ bomb flies ! f;!om” raL*uSS‘ h .5 rb !;i^ rtv T .*ed information on the attitude he was pointing a finger at the Guard, Fannie May's president, J. Stan­ Washington, Jah. 80 (F) -Dem o- explosion before the bomb fliea i ^ result of studies W’lth of Yugoslsvis which have been, Washington. Jsn. 30 (Ah—The and that he waa sure Wilson was ley Baughman, aaid the agency's apart. taking toward any such demand. made in Congresa. c-ala and Republicans on a special mice. But It said* most of the The President made It emphat­ administration remained officially not doing so. new purchase prices are ‘ylthln Outside AEC there has been data available were reported last Reports from Belgrade say Tito, silent today on a Belgrade news- the range of prevailing prices in Senate aubcommlttee which mad# scientific speculation in the past ically clear, however, that he Is It was at, that point that Elsen­ June by the National Academy of has decided against visiting Eiten-1 paper atatement that Yugoslav hower remarked that Wilsoa was the general secondary -(mortgage) a aw’eeplng Inveatlgatlou, of the that changes tn the geometry' of Sciences and the National Re- hmver because of the criticism. j President Tito may not visit the deslgn—that la, the arrangement (Continued on Pnge Bight) shortcutting in discussing the market.'\ X nation’a alrpower apUt squarely learch Council. Various studies Elsenhower did not name either United States. situation, and that in doing ao that Trims GI HopM on party lines today In filing their of bomb Ingredients - might lead to are continuing. Saud or Tito. Nor did he refer di­ Mounting sntl-Tlto sentiment he made a very unwise, unthinking The action will .further riatrana committee USSR was therefore undesirable." go directly to questions. News Tidbits InBelgradc, sourcea said a visit House today voted overwhebn- CAITHERINE HOIXORAN. WE W^LL AL. that provides the Hmds will have In the past thfee weeks two In the course of the conference, Russians, one of them an asstatant by TUO was reported to ha'va been iagly to give Presideat EMea». to make the final declslpna after Culled from AP Wires agreed on in principle, but l*1tH no Elsenhower also dealt with these following up the information in military attache, have been ex­ hower pow;er to us* Amerlcaa Queen Outwits dates .yet ((erided upon.' other matter : military force and- money to WAYS STRIVE TO ASSIST YOU IN A FRIEND­ the report,'" said. Bridges, who' ia pelled from the United States. The government-controlled nelva- politics—A reporter reminded block ConmunUt aggression la senior ReiUbllcan on that com­ . The U.S. State Department an­ EUenhower U.at hta disarmament nounced Jan. 15 that Maj. Turi P. Pistol which Hartford police be­ paper Borfoa said "the proposal'fbr the Middle Bast. It passed aUL mittee. such a visit was sent by the U.S. aide, Hai-old E. Staaaen, said the LY AND COURTEOUS MANNER. OUR "We have got to he aurt thM Krylov, an aasistant military at­ lieve waa used . In *$232 holdup of seat to tta Senate a nsoIatlM government." and it complaiiitd other day the Republicans would containing tta power requsatad the military aquipment which u tache at the' Soviet embaaay in downtown theateracashler Satur­ have won control of both Houses at Washington, had been ordered out day night Is located., 40-year-oId that Eisenhower hds not condemn­ • by the President In n special assn- ed those critical of the visit. of Congress in the November sage to Congress Jna. 5. FUNERAL HOME IS CENTRAIXY AND (OeattMMd ea Page Foarteeki) of the Country on charges h< tried man wainted for questioning In itoectioq If former . Gov. CSiristian to ^uy classified military informa­ triple slaying .of tenn-aged Chica­ The newspaper mentioned that it 974 Main St. Ouvriahi.iMi to DUN WHiTKiiRAD.one, and the agent took it to a had been suggested in Washington '^Herlef of MassaChusetts’^had been IKE GREETS SAUD tion.'He kss alao accused of im- go brothers 15 months ago is ar-. CONVENIENTL'Y LOCATED, PLUS MODERN In the,, .FBI a wartlma German optician to have it ' read WnsMngton. Jnn. 80 (F)— j-roperly ■ purchasing electronic rested at Idlewild Airport in. New jOonttaaed on Page Sixteen) agalitsf NaM agents ^ In South under his micrOacope. The op- York as he steps oft plane from (Coatinued on Page SIzteea) King Rsud of Saudi .\rabU ar­ Amertca; moat countrjea were tlolan wi^ ao atartled by thla atu- equipment through "American In­ Plenty of FREE PARKING Bombings Add termediaries." Europe. rived In Washtogton today aad PW hit of work that he notified the AIRI^NDITIONING. • Vassill M. Molev, a clerk in the Red propaganda In UnHed Stntes was greeted by Prtoldent Elsen- Special Intelltganca Service (SIS) German embasay. Bohny was hmver to the booming of n 211* aganta often found themaelvea fol- embaaay. left New York Sunday U target of.Ho'use Committee on To Beaumont^s furioua. night for Moseow. Washington gun military salute. At the nir-( tojvtd, and informanta told of be­ Meaaaged Orders Un-Ameiicnn Acti\1ties. . .. Aus­ 10-12 U». Av9.— Whol* or Hdf. ^ ^ sources said Molev was oi'drred out tralian Newrs Agency says United Assembly Chiefs Push port Elsenhower stood by as toll PRODUCE ing tortured nith the pleana elec- Soon after the incident, Immer military honors were accorded Race Tension trica, the agonlaingly painful elec­ of the country-In connecUon with B t a t e s wtll ’ use Australia's WE HAVE MODERN FAQUITIES AVAIL­ received a meaaage which ordered the arrest in New York last Friday to King Sand, who flew tare tric., apur. him to return to Germany immedi- Woontera Rocket Range within 12 of three alleged Soviet spies. months. from New Y'ork In ElsenhoweFa l ^ A R T M E N T Beaumont,' Tex., Jan. Sd (fh - *'• ately. He "hurried back, doubtlesa For Fire Safety Laws airplane, the Columbine IIL the Choco jungje hunting platinum expecting important conferences, The'text of Ihe Moscoiw, radio House - Senate Democrats st SWEET JUICY ABLE WHICH ALWAYS ENABLE US TO T«>udon' mountad in thta racially broadcast announcing the expul­ eonacloua city today after warnings amugglert. Akmg tte coaa^ Qj,g can only gtieai at what hap- Slats Capitol approve resolution is m a r o o n e d TANGERINES ® LB. sions: asking Congress to investigate rU- 79 of poaalbte violence over Integra- when he checked into head- "Deputy Minister of Foreign SUte Capitol, Hartford, Jan. 30- 1. Extend the applicaUon of the Alamosa. Colo., Jnn. 89 (ft —• SERVE YOU IN A DISTINCTIVE MANNER . . . . t.on were issued followin', a aarica Bou^^ quarters in Berlin and was ushered ing c ^ t of fuel oil . . , Republican (IV—With the New Haven tragic fac- *•■# safety ^*1.*** building ex- Stalled by darkness and towertaff Tr -y ' -I HAM REG. 93c LI. 'House caucus approves emergency- snowdrifts In a day long nuwiB. P . . 3 9 C : ,j:- •■ ■■ of bombings. (CeaUaaed ea Page Three) ,, mm-, ..rui-uv. M ch! scent probably went some- plan designed to raise more^noney two Army weasels were pelata* Three bomba .exploded In separ­ man spy rings operated alx suenj iiu_ this’ CHOICE CENTER CUT ate aeettona ef^eaumon Monday quirkly for (k>nnectlcut Turnpike. ers agreed today to press for Imme- commissioner concurrent su- st a second enort today to reaek BALDWIN APPLES • . y ■ f - Btattona in Brasil alone. One of i * Millionaire 'John Jaikih Astor diate- consideration of fire safety; thority with local fire marshals to 49 men,' marooned atop 19,M2- night one damaging St. Mtchael'a the 'must aticoeaaful was - railed | immer's superior looks at the Drthordox (Church, but there were vlaitor tn aatoniahment "What are I^bor Plans Dixie wishes Manhattan State Supreme legislation. | enforce fire safety rtgulat'oni in loot Cumbres Pass. 3 Lba. 39c CEL.... Court would hurry u^ and tell him "Whatever can be done, ought to : factories; workshops and similar aa injuries. The chief of CEL was handaoma you doing here? Why aren’t you In CENTER STREET MI- - t o ^ Tha Rev. E u g e n e ' Dickey, Rio de Janeiro T" Membership Drive wbirh of hla' )wo wives Is his legal be done." aaid Rep. Frederick Pope extabllahments. * . 'PL.\N B.\LLOON A-TBBT ’ CHUCK 175 9 and urbane Albrecht Gustav Eki- spouse . . . cioatradiclions ia Hkid Jr. (R-Falrfield), OOP House lesd-t 2. .Provide for^ compulsory Las Vegas, New, Jaa. 88 (F) f JUST RECEIVED m ..tor of the Highland Avenue gels, who worked ciosety with the “ Becauaa, air, you ordered me to return.". Row dereOefs confession tliat he er, after the leaders had met with' monthly fire drills in private --T ta .Morale Energy OeaSMta BMlitUt (Church, said the bomblnga German Embaaay through Her- Miami Beach, Fla., Jan. 30 (FV— Gov. Rlbicoff. '-FRESH ARTICHOKES M 24 Hour Service * are “juat a little preview of things . “I ^ ' t be ridiculoui. I didn't and a companion killed Grimes well as public, schools. stoa' planned to start oxpeBe mann Bohny, German Naval At' The AFL-CIO was reported todsy sisters disclosed at inquest lAto Among other things, the proposed 3. Direct the labor commissioner meats today, weather p e ia ^ to come If the racial question gets tacha In Rio de Janeiro. order your return." considerOlg a 37 million, 3- STEAKS RRQ. 59e 4|. Immer, now thoroughly confused girls' deaths. legislation would require fire drills- to draft a fire exit drill code for all ting, on a simulation ef atsiaiB. aav roTss." inratyRpy Altstake year sales job to convince workers A-.-. •■tobllskmenU over which he hss detonations from captive bal L o q k i h g F 6r G o 6d TTMokey. who declined to discloae Engels waa rariklng executive and frightened, pulla a meaaage in southern states they should join Gzechosiovakla and Soviet R E G .i f c L I . .-/k. V t-Y' • -■* his own eiOsra on tntegratloii, yee^ from his pocket.. Union agree tb inerrasr already regulatory juriadictlon- loons. There was steady i isy * aifal olntiBtor Tof a« electric light labor unions. 4. Clarify the application of the fall tare sad even atom Orto terdaar h M tha City Council to and power company, and a man "But here-is your message!” The plan calU for a concentrated ciase economic rooperation em­ during the rush to get out of the ^ ^ ^Jhtirtoes? tal^aUBd. . . HU superior looks at the mes- phasizing utilization of atomic fire safety code as applied to build­ the vast Nevada test Ode M with many important oonnactions. campaign using tajevUion. < radio, factory building, nearly 109 years miles to the northwoat, MRS. CATHERINE HOLLORAN '. BMtRMBI wnaXhe acene oi anti- Be was a loyal German and he aagr. “ You fool-' 1. didn't send any ener^. .. . 310,000 suit filed by ing constructed before its adoption, newspapers and billboaVda to plug old, contributed to the heavy toll. and establish more adequate en­ eating pesMbto I f y . wrvE eOT tNl OMO O tntagvMtMi pian tinf laat Saptam- waa dlaturbad ((riicft Ertela'Leon- such orderaUCSet out!" And Immer, the Values of union membership in lawyers for woman who wan tojdly The^legi(riaUve ,*e^frt Licensed Funeral Director tar SUla t^aga of daaad, sturablaa b u t . Xater he bornAl In New Haven fire wMich forcement proviaions. •potatoes can't be hardt Immer retuenad from Ger­ an' area AFLrGIO tuUona have that tlTe proposed legislgtion ; w u E A in a FOR:: \kW . teohnimgy R* own to many la 1940 and informed him wrote bitterly to a friehdjthat he took wine llvea last Thuraday, - be nven emergency status. l^ e conferees said that one of ; BPsMbly Maause Ar • ;>r found, n hard to organize, f ^ the. ape(dflc things the legislation Hyds Park, ‘N. Y- NO. 898 CANS POPULAR - g fu r a ‘ federal judge or- that hA InunaA Wta to direct an had been tiieked by EngcU and. I t a matter was discussed at an ' Rtate liepartment spokesman Sen. EUmer S. ■ Watson (R-Weth- j Oh n ^.c r a TTy j r . tta ochool Integrated. All Bohny. labels "rldlcukms" suggeatlon that would do |a to provi'de for mure — Mrs. Firaaklln D.' aaploMM operation In BraaR. earlier meeting of the AFL-CIO orafield) said that with that thought looldag weH desptta a taJi- ■clM li In the city ar- aegre- Engaa waa a ^ k a d that hu , Tta Mary''a Bxacfuthft council and aired again Ratf enuna. might consider swap­ in mind, the measures will be in-' effective ^ of escape devices; bSklng or C R E^ STYLE CORN 3 f For 3 9c ^ Licensed Funeral Embalnier generally (re^*rt»d to as panic Jained today to-: ' " ■ sUy WHITE p tad . S'.,:'.’ - ■ ' ^ ■iwaron|ta B ia ^ ttiadt Wich an Tta Ikigels-Bohny tonihinatliNl thg^b^cH’a. carrent i|rinter aea- ping 10 Imprisoned Americans for tioduced in the General Assembly* . -i iPIckeU— ------. Std on Uw eampuir ttaperUnt aMasian to a nobody, a waa a patent, one. 83 Chinese in United Statea . . at once and put down for a pilblic hardware. • » .,/aom e tonight. One of the biUa conakltota at the liJlw'i bagt- (Mfw! UUB a weak, but man. he .regarded aa .having the Ttay kept Germany advltad oe It wga decided to leave more de< Jlouae subcommittee takes new hearing for next week. BROOKBOURNI PEAS B e a m $ 1 . 0 0 ajor atoltaf cirirtaMretd' aklnUQf. acnnbmW a « t .M R tad to tia werkfid by leak at oM prahlena of what to db The satotjr program U spslUd out conferencs kad IntroducM by I Itopdr .-Mr-IMitaka the- AtoM thidk'^m rw DtlaUcM eohuhjIttM abmit pnaltahUar duties' while a to tournUa, Ttay woidd, aceordiitf Ben Ttaetato f8. R ^n (RitBIUL'rea),