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TH U I^AY . JANUARY 19. 19M ,f1 M s n rE G N r\ Average .Daily Net Pre« R ub iKanrl^f^pr lEwttittg 1^^ vw the Weak Ended . The Weather . Jaa. Id, IMt FerwHt et IT. Si Weather Bni'iinn . Atty. John F. Shea has recov­ The Xkivenant League will meet U ia American Legkm band will 1 1 ,8 7 6 Meetly eloody wllh Httle change About Town ered from hla recent illness and tomorrow at 7 p.m. at the home of rehearae tomanrow night at 3 INVlSIBU AND REVUSIBU la temperatu* thin aftetMah, to­ has resumed work at Ms offics. ’ Mias.Esther Granetrom, SO Oak- o'clock at the post home. Naw fr*f thaAnAt night nod Sntnrday. -Lmr tonight wood Rd. The epeaker will be msmben are welcome. ICE CREEPERS ATTACHED •f ClteAatMa The young Adulta of the Eman­ Procaeda from the weekly aet- Mlse Martha White, whose topic ManchaUar^A, City of ViUaga C^harm le-SE high Saturday SS-SS. uel Luthenn C3iurch a n reminded back party of Anderaon Shea Aux­ will be “The Place of Sacred Music Dancing to the music of Dubai- of the akating party to be held to­ iliary, VfW, to be beld tomorrow in the Public Schools." Miss White do's orchestn .will bo enjoye«r Sat­ • we leplewe lieevy duty dippers ee helbw fediefi. morrow evening at Diamond Lake. night, will be donated to the Is music teacher In local elemen­ urday from 10 p.m. to. 1 a.m.' at • lee sketes slierpeiied M • level device. (SIXTEEN PAGES) MANCHESTER, jpONN., FRIDAY. JANUARY ip, 1958 (damUled Advertlelag en Png* 14) Cars will leave the church, at 7 Mile O’DImee. tary’ schools. the. Army and Navy Club, The o'clock. public is invited. The newly formed Young Adult Joseph C. Fulton, 113 W. Cen­ Those planning to attend the Club of South Methodiit Church ter St, la a patient at the Hart­ The deadline for getting tickets Wifcg Spouse Split will have a bOwJing party Satur­ ford Hospital. S A M T U L Y E S / Why Kiiehurst fasily, digested Girl Scout ermual dinner Tuesday for the SMFD Isdies’ n i^ t'S a tu r­ “ SHOE KEPAIBINO OF THE BBTTEB KIND" night at 6:30 at the South Meth­ day evening.; Intereited persona day night at 6:30 ht the Hlllentt 15 MAPLE ST.—A Few Stepa From Blahi Street an asked to meet at the church at By Uranium Atom odist Church are reminded that the Junior WBA meihbers will hojd is tonight at 6 o’clock. Tony Arrrnw From First Natloaal Parking Let pork helps keep you going strong! deadline for making reservationa 7:15. Information may be obtained their busineae Meeting tomorrow O'Bright's orchestra will play for if tomorrow. by calling the church office. at 6:30 p.m. at/tha Oimmlinity Y: dancing. ■ tik * all mMt. pork U om of our moat valuabit natural aourcaa L m Angolaa, Jan. 30 (PH -A o f oomplata protatn. many mlnerala and Uia B group o f vltamlni. WoiQaa won a divorca yoatorday Ifa an tdpaeially good aourca of B l, a vltamlp aaaantlal for aftar taaUfytog her hUaband'a f. growth, good appatlta, haalthy naraaa and normal dlgaatlon. hunt for uranium .caused a « r t i offart wondarful manu varlaty, too . . . bacon, aauaagt, chain reaction that Split tham m rortba, roMta, chopa and countlaaa other nourlahing, highly spw t. , ngoatlbla cuU your family will enjoy. Mrs. Katkerlna KeraalbUs, 37, said .her husband. Peter, 35. went H B L n YOU lUCaiST MANY INFECTIONS. Medical reaearch uranium 'hunting lost apring and ahowa tlwt aatiM plenty of complete. hlgh>quallty protein- -the she didn't see him until August kind you get In meat—not only halpa ahorten recovery Uma when when ha returned — empty you are aTck but leaaana the lOanger of compllcatlona. handed. - ' WHAT'S THE L A W t It'a a well*known law of aupply and When she gave him a choice - ' f ' - ,.f deanand that makea pork coat laaa In winter than In aummer. between further aeercblng or Thera la aimpiy more o f it—becauae moat piga are bom In Spring saving their marriage, Mrs. and come to market In laU Fall. You can aee how price alwaya KerosioUe teatiflad he replM , goea down when producUon goea up. “I know It'a out tbera somawhare The Jtmarican Meat Inatitute talla ua that the nutrlUonal and I’m going to kaep looking atatemanla made In thla advartlaement have been reviewed and and you or nobody claa la going Naval Outpost found eonatatent with current aclenUflc opinion by the Council to atop me." on Feoda and Nutrition o f the Ameiican Medical Aaaoclatlon. Plnchunit offers pork «t very low prices. . . Hen that wonderfuI-UsUns meat with its health* Wilson Saw nutriments is s real economy when it’s plentiful West Agree on Israel Censure r a n n n m S T ■ Membera o f UpHed Natidna Security Council 'ralae handa to vote In fevor of a reaolution yeater* Boston, Jan. 20 (/f)—A «hip crashed into the Texas Tower, day condemnlng^rael for ita Dec. 11 attack on Syria. Left to right: Ruaata'a Arkady Sobolev, Ridgway in radar “ island" 100 miles off Cape Cod, today, suffering seri- PORK ROAST lb. 39c Britain'a Sir ptbrson Dixon and Henry Cabot Lodge of the Uidted Statea. (AP WirephQto). Whole strip (about 10 lba.I Hava I or 10 chopa cut and balance A T H A L E ’ S oiw damage, but the tall trip^ structure was unscathed. Sued for roaattng. Agreem ent There were no casualties. The .ship waS’ the Military Sea Transport Service’s Sagitta, which had gone out to the tower riNEHURST PINEHURST la with fresh wateir and other supplies. She is a 269-foot, 6,202> SELF SERVE and M EAT DEPARTM ENT Nashville Rail Boss Los Angelas, Jsn. 20 (/P)— ton vessel. -?------" Defense Secrelsry Wilson While ecrvlqing the tower, her RIB PORK PORK CHOPS sAid today that he and Adm. starboard side crashed the struc­ o il at 40 Arthur W. Radford thought ture, tearing a hole in tanks In Democrat Asks Spurns NHRR Joh the Soglttd’a No. 2 hold, admit­ ROAST lb. 24c lb.5Ic Gen. Matthew B. Ridgway ting an , Inrush of water whi«di Every chop a lean canter cut FREE! 10 MINK STOLES In Fifth Day agreed to cuts in Army man- quickly .caused such a eevere 1 . Full Probe of RrQMdNyl that membera of iter crew atqod 1st and am^tanf'“1*‘Hi . .NMhviHe^ Tejtn. JajL JhjL-Ufahoato------aauaage. Alao ItinJc aauaage from Handy, let Priae hot ahuiai* WortB $1,000 NCIi ^nibay, India, J«n, 20 ojf l^e i^ashville, (^attanooga ai\d St. Louis Railway, said to- r,ut e v i d e n 11 v RRidgway'fi idsw i^ Leavee om Own Power ^riiik^Reiiiia*k IW apaghattl dlahaa. lOa PORTABLE —Looting and shooting con-, day he has turned down an offer to become president of the ‘ *^“‘**'*^ * Ybis pmautloh ifn v tx ' uimecei- o|dnipn8 changedJiter. ' tory os pumps too. control of the Thla waakand aava 10c Ib. on tinued unabated in riot-torn New York, New Haven and Hartford Railroad at a salary of iPreildehi Misenhower h id stit Washington, Jon. 30 (J) Am . MIX-O-MATICS $75,000 a1 year.yeai Hackworth, head o(A : ...... • • water and Uie Sagitta pr>ccoded Mansfield (D-Mont.) c ^ s d today PINEHUKST HUB8HLY MADE 0U)>FA8H10NED snd 1,000 other Bombay today for the fifth ed In \hat message that the Joint -foc-Booton- iindor her own -power at successive day. Left-Wing the NpASTL for the past IQ yaara.i Ghteft of 8taff nnaiilmoualy" tpv for a fult-sc«lsFeoiitN6W»8FT*^-’ SAUSAGE MEAT ...... lb. 49e prizes in the new M idbe bos notified the New Haven 5 knots. view of what li« doteribed aa Bee- proved reductions tn Army Capt. John J. Albers, U8N, who MISSISSIPPI B A C O N ...... Ib. 49e leaders of the demonstrators more more more State a o Unit strength in 1954-1955. Ridgway reUry of State Dullos’ “diplomacy Snow Crop O f The appealed in vain for an end to “I consider It an honor and a irvlsod its construction, after of tbe brink." then wps Army (^Icf of Staff, re< mg by radi< phone with the Chkken Breaats. . . . lb. 89c Chicken Legs. . . . lb. 79c Month Contest distinct compliment to be consid­ tiring lost June, In a speech prepared for th* the violence. tower said at the time of the ac­ FRYERS. FOWL, CAPONS rSOM MMIT TOUR The riotera, moatly o f the Mara- ered for a i^sition on the New Plans Censure Senate, he Mid Uits country muat Writing in the Saturday Bhrening cident the weather was "not bad, revlM lU foreign policy to moot a nciiitnii tha race, increaaingly vented Haven,” he said, “ but I have de­ BEEF IS JO N G ! Poet, Ridgway aatd he had “ moat the best In r,onthe.“ Soviet diplomatic offensive already their ire on Gujarati famlUea. cided, because of my interest In NMRJVP nriN Avnui treti We are featortog tw* favorite for year choeelng ef srieeted Nashville, that I do not wish my empbatlcolly not concurred" In the « sold the tower reported a In “high gear" or face the loos of HAMBURGER CAN BE DIFFERENT Many of the Gujoratia were fran­ For Governor corn-fed weateni beef. name presented to the board for program io.cut Army manpower. 12 Kmt nor^* jasterly vind and 4- "countless miUtona o f otu- cittsana O f eouraa the Important thing la to atart with Plnehurat freeh* tically trying to flee the city. CORNED BEEF <*M0UNTAIN GROWN” consideration when It meets to­ Ridgway oleo cold he had been Presidential Laugh foot W ells—a moderate m b . and hundreds of billions of dol­ ly ch ep p ^ baaf, which la mad* from Qovamment Inapacted beef. Bombay State-Governor Harek- day.” Hartford, Jan. 20 (P) —The Con­ pressured to fit hla vlewa Into lars.” Everyone lovea Hamburger . . and whan It cornea from Pine* Cooked and Ready to Servo BONELESSr-NO WASTE ruahna Mahtab told a meeting of C a^ Albers Mid the tower oloo Hot or Cold l2 0z.Tin Considered for-Other Posts necticut CIO council opens a three- wbat he caU«d “ A preconceived Resident Elsenhower, his face creased with a wide amilc. en­ “UlkM” wijh the SagitU and that lif ansSeld, a msmbsf o f Uis 8 m - hurst It'a aapadlaUy *‘g ^ eating." leading citizena the wave o f vio­ poUtico-military ‘party line.’ " joys a light'moment et his news conference Jan. 19. The'meeting lence la “ unparalleled In the hia- Hackworth haa t^der consider­ day convention today, and before the ohlb reported aha was proceed­ ato Foreign Relations Oommittoe. ation several other olfera, one re­ Wilson got into the controversy at the executive office building waa the chief executive's flrat for­ ing to Booton at 5 knots, with the sold the need for rovlaw Is po(pUd Pinehurat Lean 86c Pinehurat S9c Hamburg BOTTOM ROUND toiy” of Bombay, India'a aecohd it goes a resolution calling for cen­ Tuesday when he told * Washing' mal meeting with the Washington press corps since last August Special at GREEN PEAS " ° largest city. portedly that of the presidency of sure of Gov. Ribicoff, a JDemocrat. pump* hoping water under Con- up by too Life magaslao artielo CHUCKGROUND 2 39 4. (A P Wirephoto). ton hewe conference he thought Opposing Split a Nashville bank. The NCASTL is The Ribicoff resolution waa quoting Dulles os saying that ad­ Featured at lb. 60c SSc 8 lbs. 11.00 in the process of m e rg ip g ^ th the Ridgwaya aUtement about oppos­ Ae for\damage to the sturdy ministration policy prsvsntod war ROAST ^ (9c The- Marathaa, about half of drawn up at. a pre-convention ing Army cute was “correct," and Bombay's nearly three million pop­ Louisville and Nashville Itollroad, street structure, CBpt. AIbcra Mid in Asia torso times. andaavetealb.on which owns 7S per cent o t the meeting of the council's resolutions that the former Army chief had "appm-entl'/ a little paint was ulation. are fighting Prime Minia- committee. “continually advocated a higher HoMmer Away a t Oolla* _ Pinehurat Lean Roundsteak Ground Ib. 79c educator . ter Nehru'a plan to take Bombay NCASTL stock. " I understofid some groceries FIRST CUTS In Boston, meanwhlla, mpprts It charges that Ribicoff reap­ strength for the Army than the Auto Sales Abuses weiJ knocked off shelvM,'~he add- Democrats have been hammering Our meat managar haa gone all out thla weekend to give you CSty away from Bombay State pointed J. Gregory Lynch of Wa- other chiefs.’' away at the stateinmt, ottributad TROPICAL and put it under the federal gov-' indicate McGinnis nuy be nofned plenty variety ui meata at very low pricea. president of the Boston A Maine terbury oa state workmen’s com­ But when the Defanae Secretary to DuUm In too arttclo tost "too Charlie Mao waa aony he luid to say "sold out" to ao many PREMIER FANCY ernment. The rest of the. State The Coast Guard dispatched a Railroad. ' pensation commissioner “for cross arrived here last night he told seaplane and two cutters to the obtllty to got to tbs vsrgo without iwQuaata tor Lamb Laga wet weekend. Thle week he olTera eome CkEAMS W HITE MEAT RIB ROAST ^ 59e would be split tn two, forming one political considerations.” newsmen that ha and Radford getting into war (■ toa necosmry . state where the Marathi languaga. A special masting 'of the Bpatoh scene when, wora of the accident Iim (average 10 1 ^ each! CHOICE GRADE LAMB LEGS at Chorgea ‘AMI-Unlon’ thought Ridgway had concurred In orL" DuUm blmMlf haa'boclud MACAROON CREAMS la predominant. and th e. oUjer' A-M aliie Railroad, direotors waa woe received. Other abipplng in 4Po lb. You can haye 4 or S meaty chopa cut off and have plenty colled for ■ tonight, at' which' time .....The resotutton charges- that the-Teduction. mWwy twOtaTtp WOUM'IIOv left for roasting. Or 1 ^ Uie butt naif of the leg at thla vary low f^OCONUTORISFIES where Gujoraa la generally T tlir Wtolty^llw^jluuigw .TUNA We know yon'Vv been pleated with Hale'a Fand-Fresta Poultry. spoken. McGinnis -nuy be named as head, Lynch Is ’’anti-union.” : • ' JCrind to reconcile this seieming to offer OMlstoncd If needetL Th* bavs put It that way |w pnbUea- v’lM PliCGe Pkg. Solid Pack—No Oil Added o f the line which runs northward' , The convention also will receive tton. ' ' • - V ■emn Ib. lA m b Legs, aama choice grade, will be a good buy Wn have a freah ateck e f Capelte Roaatrra, Plump Fowl and Tender Official figures put the death contradiction. Wilson enid early Washington, Jan. 20 f**od tko All by way of tailing itoa thht we an offering a new package directly at Eisenhower's farm, eco­ way. I have no desire to comment.” Secretary Selwyn Lloyd. . slammed the vessel Into the tower. froiea body ef Joba J. Bharm, In our Heir-8erve case youH Hnd high quality McGinnis withdrew an appUca- Also Bowles Appointment report issued today, the Nutmeg Ing into complaints o f abuses in ef frasen ahrimprit'a caiiad MISS WISCONSIN or BROWN nomic apd.; foreign policies in a Deolea Obllgofioa Evaded MoommI by CreW of 42 tioh to the ICC Wednesday for Lynch, who is 54, first was ap- State increased its' population by car selling practices. ^ 44, seught la eoBMctloa with speech prepared for a Town Hall But, a mIhlstiT spokeanion sold. The Sarntte is manned by a toe dMto of his wlfo Meaday JUMBO SHRIMP Cocktails for Two." CHEDDAR SLICED BACON permission to l>e president of both Dointed commissioner, for a 5-year 11.6 per cent since the 1950 census. He told the Senators that the It was not true that Elath told SUGAR hmcheon meeting. railroads. Connecticut’s population was crew of 43 and carried no pas­ sad toe wouadteg o f Ida 9wo Cy Nathan, the "Blrde Bye manV’ aaye the ehrlmp are toeied term by former Gov. Chester practices against yfhtch dealers Lloyd, os the Ambassador report­ sengers, The crew was reported Like Static Motioa Meanwhile, it waa learned that estimated at 2.241,(MM as o f July 1,' sawll chUdrea. tn the pot.vpackage and all. Cocktails foe two sella at 43e. CHEESE SMALL, WELL TRIMMED Bowles, also 4 Demoerst, Dec. 29, complain rould be ended by the ed, that-, the big Western powers standing by lifeboats but the 2 Pkgs. Noting Eisenhower'a description i one of the reasons for McGinnis’ 19.50. a jump from the 1950 figure of 2,- ore evading their obligation to It la packed by Seapak at St. none Island, Ga. We now Sharp Agrd ,M8TS indicated It did not think WARNS OF BOVOBT SKILLS have more of the Seapak (shell off ahrimp) In the package which o f his administration as one of.j decision to resign from the New Tile post also was once held by 007,000. No breakdown by cities (Contlnned on Page Eight) treat Israel on an . equal footing 13'i Oz. was given. the supply sHIp in Immediate dan­ Wsablagtoa, Joau 3* (SA— aarvee <• This Is the Sneat shrimp we\cen buy. ..It sells for 89c SMOKED SHOULDERS "dynamic conservatrsm," Harri-: Haven presidency was the steadily bis father, Atty. James M. Lynch. with the Arab states. If he hod ger. • • • man said the dictionary deBnitton West Young Man Adm. Arthur Radford aaU to­ dona .00, the spokesman said, hla It said the Sagitta reported It ^*^^S*you arant a few extn cane of el^rimp oh your emergency of that is something like static (Coatloned oa Page Two) (Continued on Page Two) California, meanwhile, la out­ accuMtiOn would’-have been repu­ day .that Rusatea coaceatrattoa FOR LUNCHEOJd er SANDWICHES S p e c ia l motion. stripping all other itatee by a had a "sertbua list" and was tak­ oa technological skills raiao* shelf.. .buy S * W jumbo develned shrlmik diated strongly. ing water In Its No.-2 hold. He called the Republicans a wide margin In polpulatlon growth, The spokesman oleo said EUath “Tbe grave pessIbUlty that too the Census Bureau report shows. Tlme-'of the accident wee put at Hovleto eoald develop' la seam BIRDSEYE CHICKEN TrW t S ... — POLISH STYLE HAM ^ ^ .^b 55c "party of . reluctance which doesn’t News Tidbits. was jorrong to disclose any o f his 9:40 a.m. 'The state was credited with a particular geld a weopoa na*t« move until it haa to—aa '^hen an 7 t W ill Be a Hot One* confidential interview with the The MST8. eold the. U.S.E. Hav- CHICKEN^V^Ih,KING ...... >...... 49c election is coming up.” gain of nearly million persons €ull«ki from AP Wires Foreign Secretary, hod been told radically advaaced thoa wo CHICKEN THIGHS...... 79c LOAF CHEESE — lk 4 ^ c between the 1950 census end mld- erson, a Navy destroyer, snd the have." •' Harrimen said Eisenhower'a soil ao and had expressed regret. Navy Transport Patch.'which had CHICKEN PIECES ...... 4>for $1.00 SUGAR HEART 1955 to give it en estimated popu­ A. government informant In Ot­ Buy both, one pound cheese and one bank plan and some other 'meas­ lation last July 1 of 13.032.000: ’ sailed from New York for Qer- SARA-LEE POUND CAKt^S AND COFFEE CAKES ures proposed in a farm program Federal School Aid BUI Republican. Party expiects to tawa said an export permit for UtlNO COSTS DROP K M ^ VELVEETA — H^hSlf pound hainxnilaave again! ^.| o B 0 U1.-J Naw. York’s estimated. 16.124.000 raise~a.-SBllUoa. dollar* a t a . lob­ many yesterday, had been ordered aro ‘‘too little uiSTdoTate;”^ $39i695 worth o f ammunition for to the scene 'and’.WBre "due~t6“Ta‘-: 60LDENC0RN ANGEL FLUFF was ’ the only ohe to top It, The' ster, fun and talk "Salute to El: Israel has’’ been granted but has government re$iortod todny tknt •"The Prealdent proposes," Har- 1950 census orficially made Cali­ rive this afternoon. " fresh er BY F A r . Cheese Spreed Fancy Cream Stylo riman continued, "that the farm senhower" rally In Madison Square not yet been shlp^d. An official living eenta fell ttme-tontkn o f Debate Slated in House fornia the second most populous Garden tonight,. .Season's heav­ The SagitU hod left ^ew York f ROSHNG MIX 2 ^ GET SEA FOOD AT HALE’S question should be taken out of said the' amount was "peanuts” on Jan. 16 and woe to continue on one per cent from November to, state, dispracing Penneylvanla. PINEHURST FRUITS and VEGETAELES politics. <'■ iest enow storm In Eastern h^lf of Deoember, the firet decUne ntnen* 2 Lb. Pkg. '2 Cans New York and Ohio were the nation draping welcome blanket SNOW WHITE BUTTON Celery HeerU Fresh Oysters, Cod, Boston Blue, "It’s easy to see wh.v the Presi­ Washington, Jan. 20 (Pl—'^The.),largely on an expected proposal to (Oodtirued on Pass Three) (CoBtlnued ea Page Eight) Angnst.. Prices tor food, trann- only other states to show increases of white across parched farm portatton and kquolng dropped, Idaho Baking Petatoee dent would like a nice long silence House Rules Committee’s- dead-! »>■« federal funds to ^areas which MUSHROOMS Ib. 49e HolllNit, S w o r^ h , Mackerel. Hod< of over e mllllnn persons'in-'the lands of southern plains and Mid­ while raedieni and peroeanl earn Mnine Limestone about agriculture. But thank ...... 1 segregate White and Negro pupils, lock over the school construction | speculation 5 1-4 years. folloN^ing the April west. moves into Atlantic Coast. rdUs edged upwnrd. —- Beat d n d e Potatoei d<»ch, Biitterfbh. heaven It’s in politics—or we 1950 census. wouldn't have a proposal from him bill was reported broken today, that the Rules Committee,, which More than 11 years after death yet.” and the big debate on federal aid However, the census Bureau of I-otiia Renault, pre-war owner Southern States Strengthen BRITISH PLANE CRASHES ' WATERCREBr. ^ ■ ‘ iNDlAfTRIVER FRB BOOKLET to schools is expected, to hit the includes several veteran Southern , aaid. Nevada’s 40 per cent gain in of Francq'a largest automobile i PINK GRAPEFRUIT ■ Harriman’s direct, criticisms of House members. might 'th is period made It the fasteot Wadhnrst, Enginnd. Jna. 36 ARTK^fOKES ; Eisenhower followed a similar H6ii.se floor next week. ’ ' . ' House action. fiactory, his widow files suit claim- | A Maxing pinne erneked in- ' ...... , 4. for 39c Fresh Fruit and Vegetables growing state percentagewise. lag he'was murdered by "unknown JUICY TANGERINES „ "And it will be a hot one." said But Speaker of the House R«y- Pickets Against Integration to toe main etreet of tola eea- Rep. McConnell of Pennsylvania, . (jj.Texi) has been pushing person or persons," to force fur­ WHITE ORAPKFRUn (Continued on Page Three) (Conthiued oa l*aga ’Throe) •y ' ______,, tariro old village today and aet YELLOW GLOBE and 4 for 3Sc JACK AUGUST PREMIER PEELED senior Republican on the Hou.ac Bald as c W e s s ther Investigation into case. . Arr to.fonr bolidlagB. Firet re­ WIOTE TURNIPS “ 21 NEW IDEAS” Endive or Escarole u. 19c Education Committee. Sen. Kefa\iver ID-Te'iin) decides By THE AMH41C1ATED PRKHM ‘v o l Mlssiasippians as guaranteed by i port* Mid *^hravy cnennltlee" FREESTONE SUCED opened Its new session Jan. 3 that not to challenge Gov. Frank J, Get the flnetl Idaho Bakera McConnell said "there's no, he hoped, to have the measure up On a long embattled front, their state constitution — partic-' were feared, bnt InqniriM ikawed Lower price on ISO etie at Ptnehurit . .. Pero'a Old m IDAHO nAKlNU Tliree States Seek Lauache for , . Ohio's 58-v6te Clam Chowder question" ’ about the hill cominj; for floor debate In 10 days or two Slayer Sentenced Southern -legislators strengthened I iilarly by Investigating their vqV ^ only tour Injured prreenn odn lt- largo 8UNKI8T NA.VFO. Faahloned Dellcioua . . Bald­ (or 21 S0UP3 delegation to Democratic .presl- /fa m p S tl/l out of the Rules Committee' next weeks. their picket lines. today In their | ing habits^.,, . ' i trd to JuspltoL ..firn of toena. aeedleaa oranges, d for 43c, win and Mac'Applet. 'New England-Style. PEACHES Tue.sday or Wednesday, though he T o J ’l , „ : - 'lenUal nominating convention. Concentrated In Heavy Syrup POTATOES 3 ib. 29e ‘Mad Dog’ Slay er First .Majoc Test fight to'maintain .segregation. 1 ’ITie- maximum penalty for were flmnen injured wkon tholr said, floor debate may not begin The school aid bill would prpyide Stock market makea quiet ad- The loudest-rebel cry from Vir-] Violating would be. a $3,Q^. fine until the foljowing week. "You ~ » I vaacr to reverse 2-day down- Ate truck overturned ,white. n*>.. Crisp Gold«n Tbp Grade CARROTS :...... 2 bchs, 33c - 15 0z.Can . . . Lg. Size Can TOMATO 3 For 33« the first major test of legislation I • ' ginla to Mississippi came In a de-1 end five years in prison 'iuid it Ing to the aoenc. * C e l lo P k ^ . Evansville, Ind.. Jan. 20 (Pi — can figure on it starting within on that subject this session, ilte | Plymouth, Mass., Jen 20 (S»i— ■ -Milford Town Manager- fliant resolution from Alabama. i would allow a damage ault’ by the CARROTS !2 33c tw o’weeks," he Said. NOW IN STOCK The flneat butter we can biiv F »r Police., In three statea searched first major House debate ahd the i Dapper Domenick Bbnoml. 3 4 - j’ I" be The legislature there declared-yea- Injury party. STATE I from Iowa) lb. T2c VEBETABLE GROUP 2 27e Wednesday Debate Set • * t A H A m s s w M Fras. trvts>n.>- IJBKABIAN .vlUROBBBD grimly today for Leslje Irvin, de­ flifst major test this year of thf ! year-old contraetdr, today was un-j terdky that Alabama is not bound Two. other segregation measures Belmont, Mass,,. Jon. 36 WbM Vlnagar with Garlic Other sources said the bill was i Hood'a new ORANGE s crib e as a "mad dog'" killer who administration program in Con- ; der sentence to die In the Masaa- vvest Hertford. by the racial' ruling* of the U.S. were also' approved by toe Miasis- Miss Ethel McCoy, 56-y*nr-eld MEAT GROUP 2 For 33b PARSLEY Bch 10c escaped from jail while under coming out end (febate would start S^eed Alihpnda ' JUICE, full qt, carton.. 32c' gnu. chusetta electric chair aa a wife- Atomic' ;En«gy Conunlssloner Supreme Court, and it pressed Bippi House yesterday. One would librnriaa at Harvard VnHrorelly , X- sentence of death for one murder ! Willard Fi Libby asyi high energy Black Walnut Maaia keobler Chocolate fecan The House Education Commit­ slayer. . ' hard upon other Southern- states to extend the laws of drimlnal libel Basincoa School, trno hacked to Tovm Houap Cooklea .. 48c and Indictment for five others. Pending formal action ')jy the tee has approved the Democrata’ A Superior Court Jury.yesterday ■urirar tests have not yet produced subscribe to the doctrine of inter­ to cover llhel or slander of aUte ONCf A O A Y r.e iiy DAyr.ToUM^ Rules Committee next week,, there death wtth oa aX la her hed to­ Cooking Sherry NiU>iaco Chocolata Fudge GRAPES 2.,b.35c . The hunt was cqncentrated in the plan ..to grant $1,600,000,000 over deliberated only an hour and 20 any slgriffleant world-Wide health position. governmenUl instituUonsu the day and poUee took late cnotodY Evansville area and In. nearby sec­ was no indication- how much time a 4-year period to states to help minutes before returnihg a verdict haxxard . . . Los Angeles Mayor The Alabama Senate approved other seeks to prevent the agita­ -Oaman Bweet Oiocolate ^ l a b o B s h e * would be allowed for',debate or hrr 87-yeor-old father, Bteg). A, Green St^pa (iiyen With Cash Sales tions o f Kentucky and. Illinois. them build needed -classrooms. Al­ of guilty in the bludgeon-strangu- Norris Poulson says there Is a the resolution It * resounding voto. tion of lawsuits dealing with In­ ,H ( ^ y .. ■ what attempts. If'any, might be locations would be based .on school lotion slaying of Mildred Bonomi, pooalble new- use of atomic energy by voice. In the House, only four tegration. ' Illinois State Police put out' a made to restrict- amendments. li'f- Frozen Food Specials etate wide alert for Irvin last nig'ht age population. 31. .mother of fwo. . . . the.decontamthation of sewage. ipembers dissented" when the J-CBL STRIKE KNOB ~ — Shop Tonight Un^l 8:30 m a.aa..a.^ .TANGERINES ... 49c The Rules Committee must clear President Eisenhower. In , a The Virginia Senate, continued SNOW CROP ASPARAGUS CUTS ...... 10 oz. 39t after authoriUea at Watseka! 111., Becauae the Jury failed to Suivey of Inaurance sales execu­ mJkeure passed Tuesday. its com bative' dlMpprovol of the New Yerfc, Jon. 36 (P|—A five- all legislation for floor action, and special message to Congress teat recommend mercy. Judge Frank E.' tives shows they expect a IS per Aatl-lategratlon Weapon Mid they had reports he had Seen regularly recommends the debate Supreme Court’g authority on day strike of fuel supply driver* Friday From 8 A. M. , SNOW CROP g r a p e f r u it JUICE . . . .6 oa. 2 for 29< seen in a Watseka Uvern. week, recommended granting th* Smith had no choice than to een- cent inrrease In life Insurance aales In MUaitalppi, the House Judi­ school segregation — but in a was aettied today otter on olL' and amendment limitations it con­ states 1^1 billions over five years Unce Bonomi to the electric chair in 1956 . . - Tax receipts Increase ciary Committee approved a bill I ” ^ r l l A I * C0RR I GRAPEFRUIT 3 For 2 9 c Meanwhile, law officers and wit­ siders necessary. The school aid bi|l different voice. , night aegotinttoa aeaale* at O ty Until 8:80 P.M.- 4 and basing allocations on need end ea required by lew. - S]^6w CROP HADDOCK FJLLiET ...... I ’lb. 4Sd onn nesses In Iryin'a murder trial were but (Jonnecticut'e general operat­ which wquid create a new anti-in­ A carefully reworded resolution HolL There waa npaeatoUKy that . MANCNitmi C * has been aw'siting clearance since ability. '• He did hot Mt a date for the ing fund, was 71) million dolters In tegration weapon for use against given police guards os they hunt- the House Education Committee which offered a compromlM plan ahlvertag scenpnnto nC aaarU Pkaty of Parking MAMMA FANTINIS APPLE TURNOVERS 10 oz.^49C CORNER OF MAIN AND OAK STREETS Rep. Kelley iD-Pa)-, author of execution, however, pending, ac- the red for first half of current federal' officials. The purpose of of Interposition wo* introduced to naeat hens si nad he«M wimont Delicious Apples 2. Lbs. 29c irovod It late in the lost aeasldn. the Democrats' Bill, sold be’* fiscal year. State Comptroller Fred the btll Is to keep ofnclaJ* from . .(OMttMMd ea P tog o^ v*). hate, is expected to rseelva dBlIvtorlea Sp. “roady to-go anytime" vrlto IL (OoBltaMd aa Page fiva) R. Zeller says. Intei-ferintW ith toe righU (O oallaw g m Bag* Yki**); >K. vi - ’ »

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! nb O B TWO MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTOR, CONN„ FRIDAY, JANUARY 20, 1966 MANCHESTEB EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, QONNm FRIDAY, JANUARY .20, .1966 PAGE THREE Teacher Detective .d. Large Bequest Turned Down State CIO Unit jmOHiy of Israel's Arab ifelghbors Census Report Version of Screen Offered Mideast Arm^ who, he said, are Ignoring their Harriman Hits Solves Mystery D a n c i n g U.N. Charter pbliMtions In con­ FREE Plans Censure ducting "unihterru^ed attacks on By Retired Bank Official tha. life and property of laraeli MARCH OF DIMES Corpus Chriati, Tex. Iff)—For I Every Sot. aad Sm . N H ^ ia Hia C aJar Reeai Shows 234,000 By Riker for New School Issue Thorn. rittacna and in encroachments on Ike Policies at weeks, officials at the Cheaton the state's sovereign right*.’* Probata Judge John J'. Wifallatt^pA rU for the banafit of )iar Uatar For^ G o vern o r ■/. ______PAVELLE s Meanwhile, Premier Oahial Ab­ PUBLIC AUCTION Heath school tried to solve a raab Lottie, her brother Henry, and Hol­ MODERN oad OLD KASHION DANaNG ' • la faded with the problem of ddecid ^ d- lx> Jiunp for State Mancheater youngstera attend-^June. Like that one, this will be Three del Naaaer is aald to have E m it­ Home, Abroad of petty thefts. Finally the lots of ing how to dlctribiite some $40,000 comb. (Centtned from Faga Oaa) ing the new high achiwl next year an odd-shaped pleca Uiat proceeds will ba held at the Mmiae Club, Elm St., Rockville, Satarfiay, Faft,, Among the outright glfta Ic bna ted into Egypt poaaibly 150^ So­ 50 cents lunch money w m tearfully from the 'estate of Mrs. Harriet Music by Leo Weft's "Rhie Ridge Meeafeieeers'' (CaBtteMd IfMR PR|R Om > will froim flat sides it to a concave cen­ (CeRtlRRed Page One) viet bloc technicians to help aa- (OaBtiHRed tram **ag* Orc) t at 2:36 P, M. All process for the March ef Dimeo. ArtMaa to the Mancheater Police Mutual Slide Hie Bex reported by one yoiing student. Blanche Hunt whicA'Carloa S. Hol­ for seven years during tha admlni- 3D, thanks to a home-grown in- ter. ' ■ acmble arms from Crechoelovakia. afeded Furaltnre, lamps, dlsbea, clocks and bric-R-brac. Aid Alan, for $500.'The aaioclation “ Someofie in this room took the comb, retired banker of Union, has Strattons o fU ta lata Qov. Wilbur Arizona waa second wtUi A 31 per yehtlon. However, instMd of a flat wood­ and could (hot up by the Can- Diplomatic soiirce'a who report­ frontal asMUlt in San Francisco with declined to accept. ' ia aat up to provide dCatl and alck- L. Croat. j Sea f e e d BaRea IHsIwe‘■"'.jkeaktCkape "FOR HOPE aad HELP” . money," MIm Kay Kraft told the j cent increase, Florida third with Andrew L. Riker of 680 Spring en frame, the screen-will have , a adlan arm single day of prac- ed thia today said the numl>er ia yesterday, when he said the Presi­ Pav«fl*-ProcMS«d -■ Mrs. Hunt, who died March 4, neaa benefits for policemen. ) The elder.'Lynch la now praa> translucen., tubular frame. Hiker children. "W e muat all empty oita Outoif ht CUfta ^ Almdbt 25 per cent, (>llforniA St. haa offered jo provide the tlce. Miniater Loula St. five' times the 30 experts Naaaer dent had been wrong in his judg­ Items D ia le d Will Be Picked Up or May Be Left 1999, left $2«.023 in outright gifU ident M the Waterbury Park achoot with an auditorium - sized says his new frame does mora to imtfiMn or Arsco pockets." Other g ift, ranging from. $2,600 originally estimated wo-uM lie to Holcomb, who WM truatee of her Board. v fautih. with 23 per cant, end Dele- version of his curved screen. The "accenturte" the jlcture. He has Laure, I called for a report on ments on Russia. A t Tbe Mooae Club—Tel„TR 8-9541 Pockets.were emptied, but there to $500 go to relat vea, former em­ neceeZary to help get into operat­ 35 mm. Color Film huqband’a estate, and one-third of Commr. Lynch, a graduato of BUCK'S COINER RESTAUMNT wera fifth with a ■gain of 22 per screen, which he in'Vented as the built a 44-by-11 inehvmodel of t)ie an /Mport permlta for military In San Francisco Hkrriinan *aid was no-slgn of the 90 cent piece. ploye. and .'riends. ing condition the guns, tanka, jet "Now eyeryljody take off his the remainder of her estate, after Yalo (1923) and tiUa Law School cent. home-movie fan's answer to Clhe- achoctl screen. < pment. Thia was the raault of planet and other arms.' "It's not llkel}’ 1 would b* Presi­ certain other bequests are made, They art: Christina K. Brand, (1925), was electod to Uie Board NEW LONDON TURNPIKE, GLASTONIURY rama, provides the iUusion of 313 Riker iuian t tried to market his dent." shoes," the teacher then ordered; Hartford, 92,000; Tbomai oleeaon, .The Bureau estimated that six discio«ure that the Canadian gov­ The inercasejs a course of lion- was also slated to go to HolcomA. of Aldermen In Waterbury in 19M, without distortion and without invention yet, but he plans to sho' - Harriman assdclatea said there A shrill cry came from the rear Mancheater, $1,'000; Jamei E. A. atates lost population between 1950 ernment approved an Egyptian cern to U. S. officialt anxious to Holcomb told The Herald today and in 1940 was appointed Water* OATKRINO TO OAnOBROfOe OF AU. special glaaaes or tremendous his screen Aoon to representatiras waa no meaning hi his .emark PINE LENOX of the room. Knowiton, Aahford, gl.OOO; Ed­ P UND8 I end 1959. These were ArkenaAs, order for 15 training planes, the hold the growth of Soviet influence bury'B corporation counsel by tbs other than that the nehr governor "She haa the money between her he declined the gifts because "I with A decline of 121,000; kllsais- site. , ■ of the Products Development Odip-' In the Middle East to a minimum. win E. Knowiton. a nephew of late mayor, Vincent A. ScuUy, a of B(Mton. This firm InveswAtes firat three, of which were shipped it a "mocest fellow." Harriman toes," one studerit cried, pointing don't need the money and felt Worcester, Mars., $1,500; , Eliza­ sippi, down 68.000; Oklahoma, 66,- Although the Board of Eiduca- laat weekend.' whatever Mrs. Hunt had should Democrat. 000; Alabame, 29,000; Maine, Uon haa not yet acted on. the mat­ home inventions and help pramote haa been discussed prominently as to another pupil. beth W. Km.v/lt0n, a niece. East Lynch Was a captain in the those it find* worthwhiu A Tel Aviv newspaper said presidential Umber, but is not an PHARMACY Sure enough, an B-year-old girl go to her family." 9,000; end West Virginia 4,000. ter officially, indications are that Hartford, $1,500; Ruth B. knowi­ Syria haa contracted for 100 tanka MARCH OF DIMES Army during World War n ahd ong the school Rwple who announced candidate. 299 EAST CENTER ST. had the 60-cent coin firmly Holcomb retired in September ton, a niece. New Have.i, $1,900; A t mtd-1955, the Bureau put the the offer will be accepted. Mem­ and other weapons from Commu- AboiitTowu 1945 from hla post as irust officer waa atationed for four- yaare at nation's. continental population at bers of the .school system who have seen demonstraiions of t' c ’ Recommei.ds Program TEL. MI 9 0896 clutched between her big toe and Royal B. Knowiton, a nophew, the WatertoMrn)(Maas.) Arsenal. recently' ai^Arthur H. II- niat Czechoslovakia. * — <— In candldkle style, he then totd, second toe. After aome queationlng, of the Hartford National Bank and Ashford, $2,500; Mai-j K. Knowi­ about 164,300,000. That excludes seen a demonstration of the screen In Washington, the U.S. State In 1950 he was the unauccesafut are enthusiastic, and aasurani ling, superirten^nt of schools; Mr. and Mrs. Nelsim 8. Smith, in answer to a question what he the child admitted the theft and Trust Co. ton, Royal', wife, $1,000; Patrick service men abroad. Department muat make a decision Democratic candidate for U.S. have been sought, and obtain: Edson M i'B a 'l^ h|.;h school prin­ 95 B, Middle Tpke., are vacation­ would do about world peace if he SQUARE DANCE Renefictaries FennsylvaniA ranked third in other thefta. Moynihan, Manchester, $2,000. representative from the fifth cipal; Arthur/La'.ime, audio visual <*) an Israeli request for American ing In' Orlando, Fla., where they were President; ' School executives who congratu­ Other major beneficlariea named Alao, Dorothy Jane knowiton, total population with 11,159,000'in from the school'a architect arm* made late laat year. Con­ District, and at that - time was mtd-1955, Illinois was fourth with the Riker screen will fit in the fly director for Manchester schools; are the guests of .his brother and He would seek to develop our MUSIC l Y . In the will are Lottie H.' B. Knowl- Nancy Lyn Knowiton and Thoraaa sideration of thia request urs lated Uias Kraft had one question: endorsed by Labor's League for and Lawrtnc< Peiry faculty ad­ aitter in law, Mr, and Mrs. Brown- own strength, and the strength of ton, a sister, and Henry E. Knowl- E. Knowltoib grandniece, and 9.361.000 and Ohio fifth with 8.- loft, of the auditorium w h ^ not suspended while the Security • \ "How did you think to have the Political Education, an aflUiate of viser for the high sidiool photogra­ son Smith'of New Milford our allies to oppose Communism. ton. a brother, both of Ashford. grandnephew, $1,000 each and 966,000. in use. Riker'* screen w<^d be Council debated the ,, Syrian children take off their shoes?" the Connecticut Federation Of STEAK Despite Its fast growth, kevada used in conjunction w itlya con­ phy club. ■ * ■ "A t no time would I forget we "That was easy," Miss Krstt Each receives a gift of $5,000 and Linder Carlnon, $500. Labor (A F L ). Other candidatea Group Impressed charges against Israel. An ap­ Center Oiurch Mothers Club d i a n l c fijo A t a portion ot the estate which Indi- remained smallest with 225,000. ventional, flat screen. / pointment with Secretary of State are dealing with an evil force iiN i Slush and Snow Cheat said, "When I was a little girl my Of the $67,202 e.ut I'm enxioua The rumor la to the effect that ceasing campaign of assault and Becau‘ e they provide good elas­ fiSH It DKY CLIANSinS INC. ford was appointed executor and like the South. He said such re­ DIM, of Columbia.., 853.000 ter St., who has been Mnflhed to tickets. The violator can slip hla Cobum Middlebrqok. lae. to get it don ” There is no rush, $7,500 is to be apent'on a moving- siege against Israel." tic Btrength-and Impact resistance, DON^^ON 11.00 trustee of a trust fund set up in gions, becaiuw of depressed wage riorlda ...... 3.452.000 picture screen for the scliool. her bed for the past weeit with an aprings made of alloy ateeia are 1325 BROAD STREET. AA^ANCHESTER $1 into the envelope and^drop it 1ft p.m. prices • Georsie...... 8.921.000 however, since the school won't tie Blamea Arabs for Tearioa Into one of the boxes. The Idea is the will. standards, tend to undermine bet­ Idaho ...... 609.000 Ililng todayjtheorized that Interest The tenaton in Palestine, the attack of bursitis, la Showing widely used in railroad and' other Bank Stock. ready for it until Jui.e or July. to save motbriata a trip to tha City ■ The Inventory of Mrs. ‘ Hunt's ter organized areas. Union organt- Illinois ...... 9.361.000 The acreen he will build for the in the -Riker screen, which Is to be spokesman claimed, is the rrspon- alight improvement heavy duty appHcatloni. Indiana ...... 4.330.000 on FISHERS now Hall, estate Indict ted the value ot it Bid Asked utlon drives to equalize wage First National Bank Iowa ...... 2.692.000 school will differ sllgiitly in detsgn a gift, muat have set off the buz- was $67,202 at her death. In addi­ standards, Svirtdoff said, "are the Kansas ...... 2.060.000 of Manchester...... 20 34 from the one he made nubile last ztng. CASH and CARRY tion, she controlled a trust fund most important aspect of the re­ Reservofiens, Kentucky...... 5.005.000 Hartford National I.nutslana ...... 2.927.000 ■ M M a m i m Legal Notice ^ valued at $$$,375 at her death and cent merger to the people of N e * Bank and Trust Co. 31 33 Maine ...... 9Q5.0(N) James E. Folsom, who ia expected sisted by DISCOUNT PLAN the ;und is part of holdings which England." Maryland ...... 2.669.000 ... UMiranoN omdeb Conn. Bank and were divided in the will into three He said that fears which have Masaachusetis ...... 5.016.000 . to sign it despite his coolness to­ College Orchestra, Robert Brawley lewd f le ie M S ic i—iterM rifttiti AT A ODUIIT OF PROBATE h.ld Trust Co...... 3514 _3814 Mltfbliaif...... 7.236.000 ward It...... i___ —,____ directing. Wattera,. who ia.alra or­ ^-MsiKbMtw--wrthtfr and for thr Manchester Trust .... 65 — beeir expressed- that through merg­ v«lnne*«a . 3.174.000 IW rici ot ManchrMAr on the 13th day er the unions would become Sn Mississippi ...... 2.1U.OOO In Georgia, the first organized ganist and choirmaater at St. Legal Notice Flro Insuranco ^ConapaaJea .. .. Missouri ...... — 4.128.000 legislative opposition -to Oov. Mar­ John's,, will offer a varied-selection £r#f#nt .lion. JfiliB 1. WaUett. Judfo^ overriding pelltlsaLforce, are un­ Aetna Fire . i - --V— -- Montana ....u ; , , 6.VI.O0O vin Urlfflh'a segregation bills was Of works rOr orHan sod prefiestriL ~R^data of Mauda Bid well .Norton, late ORDKE o r MEABINO OM ORABt O f Hartford Fire 146 , 156 founded. " : \ 'Kehraska ...... - J.381.000 of Manchetter In aald Diatrict, do- raoR>tTK oa aDMiMlSTBA'no.N He said there is no "ghost gov­ \ ■ Nevada ...... f, 2^,000 voiced yesterday when eight House Including the Handel Concerto No. rc«aed. ' National Fire ..,.,.,.116 126 — ~ \ N(*w llRinpxtTtrF-.vn* « 7 ;0 0 0 5, -four Mozart Sonataa for Organ - 0$i.-|aoUon »f llatirheoter Tmat ernment" represented in the union members 'signed a declaration of « n d X - Phoenix ...;. , v : .. . V . 88 93 - - - • - N4MF j4»rii^y re, 5.490.000 and atrings, and the Poulenc Organ Conipiiiiy of aald Jianchetter co^xecu* STATirFp CONNtCTICUT, District activity." Svlridoff said, "even K«;w'M<»xico...... 795.000 policy which lashed at proposals to lor . f»f Coventry. Probffte Court, Town of Life and Indemnity Ins. Cos,- - NVw York ...... 16.124.000 close any public achool forced to Concerto. ^URY N C ^ ^ ORDERKD: That six mnnthii from Coventry, jAnuxry U. 19M. Aetna Life ...... ;107 207 stranger is fear of labor's financial North CarollnA ..... 4.385.000 Iho ISth day of January. X9H. be and KfUte of Michael F. Maxiey. Ute of integrate and authorizing a sys­ There will be . no admiaalon Coventry, owning property Ln xald Aetna Casualty'...... 128 138 influence 'n politics when one real­ North ^kota ...... 642.000 ^(Minimum $1.00) tha aame aro limited and allowed for izes that a single Texas oil million­ Ohio ...... 8.966.000 tem of private achools. Tlie gov­ charge for thia concert. A collec­ tha craditora within which to hrinff in PlRlrlct. dereaxed. ^ ^ Conn. General ...... 470 500 Oklahoma ...... 2.168.000 Preaent, Hon. Elmore Turklngton. aire invested $750,000 in Various TELEVISION ernor's bills won unanimous ap­ tion will be taken, the proceeds of their claima agalnat aald eatate, and Or^^gon ...... Judge. • Hartford Steam Boli. 89> 94 1.669.000 which will go, as in past years, to on any dry dooning ot Raid co-executor la directed to flva Congressional and state elections P.onnfiylvama 11.159.000 proval in the Senate earlier this nubile notice to the credltom to hrinff Upon the appUcatlop of Edmere L. Travelers ...... 80 85 RhoflA lAlanfl ...... Dr. Albert Schweitzer to help him in their rialnia within aald lime allowed M«'kierx of Covenlrv. Connecticut, pray­ Public UUllUea of 1954, compared to a total of 845.000 week. ing that administration of aald eatate South rarollna ...... 2.283.000 in his work at the medical miaaion DKY c i i iA»rfl»S INC. hy publlahlnff a copy of thia' order in Conn. Light Power . .1 7 >4 19 $700,000 collected by voluntary P B b O R A M S South Dakota ...... 677.000 fvime, newapaper having a cirrulaiton be granted, an instrument puri>ortlng .;.C,...... 3*417.000 and hoipitat in Lambarene, Africa. in aald probate dlMrlct within ten dava to he the laat will and teatament of Conn. Power ...... 42 44 dollar contributions from al! the n RAld decoaned and a codicil thereto, be members of the A F L in 1954." TFxaa ...a ...... 8.563:000 Anyone who la unable to attend the FURNITU from tha date of thin order and return Hartford Elec. Lt. .. . 57 59 Utah ...... i...... admitted to probate and that lettera 781.000 (Concert Features concert, but who wlahea to con­ make to thia co^irt of the nollre given. Hartford Ga.v Co. ... Vermont ...... 378.000 JOHN J. WALLKTT, Judge. teataroentary he laaued aa per appll- . 36 >4 39 Video Everyday — tribute to Dr. Schweitzer'a hos­ Ltlon on file more fully appeara; It la So. New England Virginia ...... 3.579.000 All Rights Reserved — Waahlnrton ...... 2.570.000 pital, may aend a check payable to S A M E D A Y SERVICE AT A COURT OF PROBATK held ORDERED: That aala application be Tel...... 36 41 tVFRt ViriUnla...... 2.005.000 Walters at Organ at Mancheater within and lor the heard and determined at a Court of Nashville Rail Boss H. T. Dickinson 4k Co., Inc. -the American Guild of Organiits, Prohale fo be held at the Probate Manufacturing Companies WlRTonaln 3.694.000 IN i y 10 OUT i y 5 • AT REGULAR PRICES Diatrlct of Manrheater, on the 20th day Wyoming ...... 306.000 in care of Brawley, St. John's of January. H156. Office In the Town of Coventry, on the Am. Hardware .. 17>, 1B>4 The Annual Schweitzer Benefit CJhurch. $|iocio«t Porkint Preaenl. Hon. John J. Walletf, Judge. 16th dav of Fei>ruary, 1956 at 10 o’clock Arrow, Hart, Heg. 51 <4 Katate of Burt 1/. Knight aka Hurt In the forenoon: and that notice of the 48 r* Spurns NHRR Bid (Concert, sponsored by the Hart­ Leroy Knight, late of Manrheater. In pendency ot aald aimllcatlon. and* of Asso. Spring . . . . 30 33 ford Chapter of the American DINES ON EVIDENCE the time and place of hearing thereon, Bristol Braab .,,, IB 21 / OF THB WEEK ARE: aald Dlalrlrt. deceaard. ^ Southern States Guild of Organists, will be held thia The exerutcU having exhibited her he gl^’en to a'll persona known to be Collins ...... 110 120 (ContlBued from Page Ona) Denison, Tex. (IP)—Police picked At Both Convenient Stores adminlatratlon account with aald eatate Intereated' iterealed In aald eatate, by ccaueiiig Yoiir TV or Radio is sure year at St. John's Church, Farm­ up a young girl on suspicion of to thia Court for allowance. It la _ ropv of- tbla order ‘ to *be pu----uhliahee - d Em-Hart 33 36 one time In aome newapiaper having a declining prices of the railroad's ' Bolster Race Bias ington Ave., West Hartford, Sun­ writing hot checks, but didn't find BrookfU Daicharty and Dover Rd. ORDKRFU): That the 24 26 <4 common stocks. -any evidence. The complaining noon, at the Probata Otfire 'in the Muni* f»n the public aignpoat ncareirt where Big shareholders have grumbled Clarence E. Watters, head of the grocer said that aa soon as she saw ' jroa,Uv«,«a doV«iV« sttMtp la Nanekwter, you .an oatltM ripal Building, In aald .Manoheater. he the dereaaed laat dwelt In the Town of N. B. Machine Co. . 38 41 tention at our completely (Continued from Page One) lit ~ S - ll lI. Wo wiU itick up aa« M lvo r. and the aame la aaalgned for a hearing ('oventry. aent by reglatered mail to N. Eastern Steel . e.'S, that the value of thSir common Music Department at Trinity Col- the cops, she grabbed the check Mra Anna M. Acker, . Gove St.. , ',/ge, will be featured soloist, as­ and ate it. tftaomi% oa all try cleaalag (aualamai 9100) on the allowance^ of aald adminiatration North and Judd ... 341, 37>4 •stock, which went from $23.25 to equipped Service Depart­ the 'Virginia lawmakers ye.sterdsy, arcounl with aald eatate and Hiln CyUrt Grenile Bay, Branford, Conn, $39 in the early McGinnis regime, dlrerte that notice of the time and Mra. Annie Colburn. 60 Kirkham 8t.a RuaselF Mfg. . . . , . 8 10 ment. : 1 Like the earlier resoliitjon it. re­ iitare SRiilgYird for inrtd hrartng’hc *gtve-rt Branford; 1’onn...... ' ------Stanley Wdftfr v, 66»i 70’ i has slipped backward almost to to all perron# known to« be Intereated Mr. Prank Corcoran. 50 Kirkham St., — the pre-McGinnis price. The stock placed, It still chaiienged the high therein to appear and he heard thereon Branford. Conn.. Terry Steam ...... ,130 hy publishing a copy of thla order in Mr. William D. Maaaey, 97 Seymour Torrington ...... , 24'4 2614 closed yesterday at $28.50 a share c o u rfr authority but departed some newMiMiper having a circulation 81.. New Britain. Conn, • U.S. Envelope com. 107 on the New York Stock Exchange. 277 IROAD H1-9-1IS4 In aald Diatrlct. at leaat five davs be­ Mra Mary (!nrheti. Moore Abbey from the earlier draft by not call­ fore the dav of aald hearing. Galhally. County Tipperary. Ireland. U.S. Envejope pfd. 70 75 Critics of McGinnis said the 8ALCS sn4 ing for non-compliance' with the LET MARLOW'S JOHN J. WALLKTT. Judge. Mra, F»inere L. Mooera. Storra, Con­ Veeder-Root...... 53 56 big jump in value of the New TELEVISION RADIO SBRVlCe court's order banning school OPEN EVERY necticut. • . Haven stock was due to skimping aegregatlon. all on or before the 36th day of Janu­ « are not to THURSDAY EVENING HELP YOU TO KEEP ary. I9?i# in maintenance expenses. "The doctrine of interposition, FH,MORE TURKINGTON. Judge. C b aaael • New Bavfa, Caaa. 7:M ( «) BIN TIN TIN the conception of which was In­ CLOSED MONDAYS f'haaael It HarWerd, Ceaa- (1*1 CHAMPION spired by the South, is seldom THE RECORDS CORRECT! UMtTATION ORIIRB CliaBBH 19 Pittefield, Macs. (IS) FACTS PURrM s & AT A COURT OF PROBATK held ChaBRel 3S SprlagfieM. Mata. I’NESCO "GumI nr Rnd Is- used. at Manrheater within and for the NOW ON THE SCREEN CbaMBel -99 New lirltaiv. €«aa.- flnence" Interpositlonists hold that states Dlalrict of Manrheater on the 13th day riuuiBfl 53 W#lerb«r.v. Cobb. <77) FILM • VICTOR of January. 1966. C b aaael 55 Helyoke* Matte WRESTLING • BURROUGHS the 13th day of January. 1956. he and JF.AN SIMMONS R:15 <77dCI TRL'TR OR CONSE- authority and nullify the exce.sa. FROM on a brand now the same are limited and allowed foi* VIVIAN BLAINE ••COUNT GCENCES The Alabama Legislature in Us • O U b 'E T n Given On C.O.D. Deliveries the creditors within which to bring In Nat 1 p.m. **MantaaaAND Territary** PBAY'* (S3)ORAMA______action yesterday became the first their claims agalnat sa.ld eatate. and I'artooaa! Haa.: ••Gfall#m9aCla#ma8raM Marry l:M ( SI CROSSROADS • ADDO-X (X)NTINi:otIS SK¥E MONEY to invoke the process of interposi- said'execuHir Is directed to give public Dally From 11—Sunday J P. M. Rraaettea" plaa ••Kl«t6:35-19 at Fire'* (ISdS) OCR MISS RROOKS notice p>ahe creditors trt bring In their Alt ia CbUr —Evn Arden ■ tlon In the current battle against, *115 9 HOOVER ctalma^fthin said time allowed by pub- (7-'-3s4 th e UFE o r RILET • UNDERWOOD ilshing a copy of this order In some n iE A T R E AT (U) DRAMA enforced integratloij,,. Similar (Plus Tax) newspaper having a rlrcufation in said t:M DOLLAR A SECOND proposals are pending in Geoigia probate diatrlct within ten days from PARSONS < SI T.B.A. Lighl>wci(ht, full liu Hoover the date of this order and return make 1037 .MAIN ST.—CH 6-5436 US) CRCSADER and Mississippi, besides the com­ Lark. It Beau, u Ii Suffpi, to this court of the notice given. HARTFORD ■ « (77-M) THE RIG STORY promise plan in Virginia. M O D E L la RANGE & FOEL OIL JOHN J. WALLETT. Judge. NORMAN’S —"The Tnj" Emile Snlhnds The Alabama- resolution holds .Sales — Service — Repair* — Rental* at It Cleant: Time ire brand af the Trenlan Trentenlas 445 HARTFORD RD.; (M) FIL*^ ______that the h^igh court's anti-segrega­ •n Typew ritera, and .Adding Maehtae* near 1955 deanen in their Gary CMoer raaletie Q«i44ar4 (Ul I i.i:d th r ee u v e b tion rulings are"nu tr void and of anginal faelury ihipping t:U ( S-ISI THE VISE "THE UHCONQUERED" TEL.' Ml 9-4597 (ll-U) PLAVHOVSK OP STARS no effect" and as.serts that Ala­ Carteni. Former telling price STATE HARTFORD 3:33 - 1:55 —"The Rli Pnydny" bama haa never given up what 'it The BOLAND OIL CO. WIHDOW SHADES Jamen Whilmara calls Its right to maintain sepa­ ' $104.9,0 T-nuw iuil > Vaa Heflla J m lp W eoAw ard t:M < tl MiCKEV MOl'fiB CLIW (77-Ml STAR STAGE TURQUOISE US) LATK HATINKE (SSI DRA.MA rate public institutions for .White LONG WEARING "COUNT THREE « —"SUirmy Wafera** II ;M ( *1 PEOPLE’S CHOICE I>ersons and Negroes. at) 5LATINKK THKATCR (la (1*1» THE LI.VEIP- INTERSTATE CLEANTEX AND ?RAY" proffretR)—**l Accaea My I VARIETV THEATER The resolution now goes to Gov. -J 1:43 - 7:11 Pareata" —"Harder Randll." "Stnat - <22> UKULR KU'8 FUN CLUB Pllal" • 6 A r ,Mad(t to Order NOTE: One complete show to­ i39) BAR IQ H'KSTP.RN T**£A- (23-39» I'AVALCADK OF ■7* • • • FOR EVERYTHING Ctttalftt orifk *t#ll # I(9 3 With Your Rolirrs night starting at 7 o'cloel: due TKB 8POIKTM BOXING CANY <53) FILM THKATRR ~GII TaraerrGea^ Falloi^r, mkih tk*r lair to ,Jteagth of features. (55) OUT WR8T (la pregrtta) 19 rd. .MMQtewelgbt 6:39 (32-39).nOWDY IlOODY (IS) WBE8TUNO WOBROUTS 8VN.: “ Quentin Dunvard" tu> alN TI.N TIN -a a a E. A. lOHNSON S:te M l STAGE S \ .—"In The Tinrer." (IS) ADVKNTI'BE THEATEft PAINT CO. —"lUjf llojrer.” WsHsENBLAND (IS) magic; VAULT 699 Mail) St.. Tel. 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( j MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN, FRIDAY, JANUARY 20, 19M PA G E FOUR MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN., FRIDAY, JANUARY 20, 1966 PA G E FIV B DImock Memorial Library. During C oven try tha bualne** meeting' iv a new Bernica B. Waltber; ,- two daufb- member* for. the board of directors Rockville-Venion , r — tera, Mra. Fred Pltkat and Mra. Three States Seek Slayer Sentenced Jaycees to Help will be elected-In addition to a vice Everett Pitkat. both of Long- SpedJu to K . o f Q president and secretary. meadow, Maat.; a eon Carlton, Annual committee rtports will of Mancheatar; and two grand- ^Mad Dog’ Slayer To Electric Chair Polio FuikI Drive be -read, including the activities Budget of $34y375 Passed cHUdren. for the past yaar of Mr*. Thomas The High School W orld The funeral will be held Sunday (OontiiiMd from Fog* Om ) ' from Pag* Ooe) O'Brien. PHNA ptibllc health at 2 p.m. from the Burke Funeral Coventrj-, Jan. 20 (Special) - visiting nurse. O ub MeeUng FRIDAY, JANUARY 20 By Union Church Members Home. The Rev. Maurice Foulkea, ed tha Sl-year-eW Termer Evans­ tion on an appeal by Defense Coun'- Tha Nathan Hale Jayceea will a».. VOL. XXIII, No. 17 Compilod by Stadtnta of'ManehMtsr High Sckool MIm Hcka EatM. Faculty Advlacr rector of St. John'a Church, svlll The Couple* Club of the Second ville pipefitter. eri Owlght Allieon, who took nu- Our Company Store Will Be Open To The Public alat with the March of Dtmea apeo,- officiate. Congregational Church will meet Rockville, Jan. 30 (Special) —* iBhown at the annual meeting of Irvin, convicted of killing an iheroua exceptions to Judicial de­ S A TU R D A Y MORNING? PROM 9 A. M. until 12 NOON lal actlvltlei fund raising pro­ tomorrow at 8 p.nv. in the Church Vielting hour* at the funeral H ie Union Congregational Church, the Tolland County Soli C o n iz a ­ home will be tomorrow from 3 to Evanavllle man and also charged cisions during the IS-day trial'. gram. And helj> promote a pro­ Conimunlt.v House. at Ita annual meeting laat evening, Th* speed with which' the Jury Available are fine hapd-knitting yam s in Lambs Wool, Student Panel Female “ Hoopslers” Practice tion District In Rockville High 5 and 7 to 9 p.m. with killing two Indiana women gram on Feb. li. Radia Program Fro»h Squads School on Wednesday evening. reached Us decision aurpriaed even The show will have a western Injuns Grab Loop Lead adopted a budget of 134,379 for \ Mra. Amin C. Boulger Cashmere and Fur Blends in a wide range bf coloif^ at The Coventry Players can be Frank Nlederwerfer of Vernon, and three member*’ of a KentVicky Diet. Atty. John R, Wheatley, the flavor featuring dance music by 1938. Mrs. Anna Campbell‘ Boulger of attractive prices. From time to time alsiH-Seconda of heard over Radio Station WTIC Th* anticipated receipts toward chairman of the Diatrict Board of family, had been scheduled for prosecutor, who said: "I certainly Pea Wee Menard and his Trail tomorrow at 7 p.m. in "Canceled Talks to PTO Fight for Win 9 Franklin St., died thia morn­ Fine Fabrics will be offered at prices substantially be­ this expense include $19,790 from Supervisors, will conduct the buil- ing at Rockville City Hospital. transfer Monday to the Indiana thought It waa going to take long­ Herders at the Robertson School. Passage." er than that.” low market. The Jajxees will also conduct By Trimming Windham Invcated funds; 81.800 from Iooim neaa meeting, at which time an­ She waa a native of Ireland, the State Prison at Michigan City, to The cast in the taped recording nual reports will be presented, and Wheatley tesed his case on the house-to-house porch-light can- On Activities collectlona; $900 from organiza­ daughter of James and Margaret await execution In .the electric will include Rdith Moor*. Ronald In Hoop Duels one suiMrvisor ivtll be elected for. contention that BonomI beat and Why Not Plan To Visit U « Thia Saturday? aaa on dates to be announced tions and rental; and $16,929 from McBrtan Campbell, and a reaident chair June 12. Glendlnnlng. John Hansen of Co­ pledget and gifts. a three year term. Strangled his attractive, cetranged /ter. lumbia. Raye Culver. Richard G. Book Drive Continues Wojcik, Hohenthal, Cole of thia area for many yaar*. Irvin, held in Jail at naarby The January meeting of the An upset waa acored by 31M-26F Tha atatiatical - report of reg- Neal I-anders, Vo-Ag Instructor She Is survived by her husband Princeton during the appeal period wife for the love of Elisabeth John Chappelle of the .Jaycees Jodry. and John Dinsmotf. In th* Freahman Homeroom Bas- Manchester High School Parent- Score Clutch Baskets ietrar Mre. Edmund Magdefrau at the High School will show a James P. Boulger, which followed hie conviction and (Betsy) Rice, 21, his blonde, part- ALOON SPINNINQ MILLS OORPOMTIOII. .that "although the Salk vac­ School .McikiKi/ ketbalf Loagua on Jah. 12, at the The Varsity M Club haa been time bookkeeper, and because he Teacher Organisation featured a ahowe a total membership of li299. movie “Farmers of Tomorrow" and Funeral aervlcea will b* held sentencing In Gibson Circuit Court, cine'i^ows great promise of con- The schools’ hot' lunch menus Armory. Th* 31M-26F .team de­ commendM by faculty advisor was angered at a court order that TALCOTTVIIXE, CONN. In Final Few Minutes with 100 new members received colored slide* of the local Voca­ Monday at 8:19 a.m. from the waa missing at breakfast time trollink this disease, we cannot i for the coming week follow: psnel of high school studenU who feated a 26M-27M aquad by a 40- Harry Smith for its collection, tional Agricultural programs. he pay hia wife $100 a week aup- relax ohr efforts to make certain | during 1999. Burke Funeral and at 9 a.m. from yesterday. Monday, tomato soup, peanut spoke on th* vsrious phase* of the 32 count. of magazines and books. Mr. Of Thrilling, Victory Allen L Dreeeer, chairman of Norman Strong of Verhon, Leon port. those who have been disabled or butter and Jelly sandwiches, frost-1 Smith announced that the drive St.' Bernard's Church. Four Jail doors had been cither schools extra-curricular program. The rival teama were tied in the th* paatoral supply committee, re­ Schneider of Ellington. LeRoy Kin­ The .burial will be in St. Ber­ The red-haired victim disap­ handicapMd will receive aid un­ ed cake squares; Tuesdny. Spanisli league’s standings, each previoua- la atilt going on, and anyone unlocked or locks picked. Sheriff Fy'a peared laat Aug. 31. Her body waa der the poho fund program as long After a talk by Principal F.dson Pulling out all atringa In the ported that the namgs'Of .48 pos­ ney of Hebron, and Dante Beffa- nard's Cemetery. rice, carrot sticks, fruit: Wednes­ ly having two victorica. who wishes to contribute comic Negrini of Stafford, members of Earl Hollen said "there had to be found five days later beneath six as It Is neet^d. This is one of the M. Bailey teUtng of the value of laat four minutes, the Manchester sible caldldatea for the pastorate Visiting hours will be Sunday some outalde help.” adding one Lt. ITionk V. Ctuuneroy day, (frankfurters in rolls, potato the exlra-ciirrlciilar activities, th* The firat quarter waa a aeesgvLr books, pocket books, msgaklnes- Indiana downed--:a well-balanced have been suggested to the com­ the Board of Supervisors, are tons of gravel In a culvert where reasons the Jaycees feel It nec- chips, string beans, chocolste pud­ from 4 to 9 p.m. man could, not have openH the panel, under th* direction of battle with efleh team acorlhg two or records may do so by con­ Windham squad 69-64 in Wllli- mittee. Dresser said that all of assisting In the program. BonomI had a construction project Msary to partrcipate in an Inten- ding's Thursday, mashed potatoes, pointa. In the aecond quarter, the tacting any Varaity M mem­ doors himaelf from the inside. The Grand Knight Joseph Gervais underway. George Emmerllng. presented mantie laat Friday evening to gain tha clergymen have been inter­ Ilosjiltal Notes All ‘falcottville and Vernon heaviest inowfall of the winter *lve town campaign." chicken gravy, peas and carrots, 3IM-28F team was able to take the ber. The contributions will be the top rung In CCIL competition. n n o ^ e d today that Lt. Frank Wheatley called the staying the JOIN US FOR The Jaycees’ committees ap- brief summaries o' the different viewed, and the committee expect* Births (St the City Hospital to- news itama are now being handled quickly covered his tracks. cdnklesv Friday, , macaroni with lead with the scoring of 14 points. gratefully accepted, and picked With Captain Eddie Wojcik's flne V. (Jhameroy, who la in charge of "almost Z ^ e c t crime,” adding Minted by Chappelle include j actlvltle* emphsslring th* value to hear five of the possible can­ dqy included a daughter to Mr. through fhe Mancheater Evening Only In in ’s cellmate, Lawrence the rhee.se. buttered beets. Ice cream. The-26M-27M aquad waa only able up by a Varsity M member. hard-driving play and the re -. didates preach within the next few the'Bureaii of Identification ot the “ the body might never have been following: _Bread, butter and milk are served the activity holds for the student and Mrs. Francis Hamback, of Herald, Rockiille Burean. located Bryant, 57, a railroader of Palei- Id score lO additional points. At Charlie Dougan, '38 bounding and scoring of Al Cole weeks Melrose; also a daughter to Mr. found if the rain hadn't come Frit* U Andersort, general | „-ith all meals. participating In it. at I Market S l„ telephone Rock­ tine. III., awaiting trial for a triple State Policq. wtll be guest speaker. down and washed the w’ater out Ths panel with Anne Stilson, the half the score read 18-12. and Norm Hohenthal, the lecalfl He added that .after the com­ and Mrs. Leonard J’alozeJ. RFD 3. ville, TR 5-8186. BREAKFAST (Chairman; Joseph T. Speetjens. Games Tomorrow The second half also proved a kilting, saw him eacape. Lecturer's Night of Campbell (of tjie culvert) so that her foot treasurer: Stewart Hoisington and Student Council President, as mod­ sport an lmpreastve'4-0 record In mittee has agreed on a cahdidate, New admissions reported this The First Congregations! Church thriller with the 31M-26F team leegue play and an overall 9-3 Bryant Intiated he knew nothlmr Council, No. 573, on Monday, Jan. stuck out." Kenneth M. Simpson, both of An­ erator, consisted of Robert Sweet this clerg^ S n will be invited to morning were'M ia* Ida Landry, Pilgrim Fellowship bsskethall tesm i scoring 24 points.. The 26M-27M total. about the escape, but he later tola BonomI — smiling and confident dover. will head the house-to- and Norr.an Hohenthal speaking Paint and Powder preach in this city, with action by 122 E. Mailt St.; and Therza Dick­ 23, at the Knights of Columbus will play the Lebanon FIrafCon-. team made a desperate effort to With many Silk C3ty Fans on Sheriff Hollen he saw Irvjii dress throughout the trial ^ received W e Are Open house coverage: Fred Mohr, gen­ on all the boys’ sport* and Varsity the congregation to follow. inson, 64 Elaat St. Coventry Crash Horns. Lt. Chameroy will talk on gregatiunal Church team tomorrow catch its biasing opponents but hand to witness this Important and leave the cell between 10 knd the verdict without vlilble en)o- eral publicity. M; Frandn* Obfe. iskI on Girls' Officers elected at last night's Pflbllc Records 11 p.m. Wednesday. Bryant taid he the means ua^ In Identifying at 4:4.1 p.m. in the Y-Church Bas­ were only able to net 20 points. Forms Committees tilt, the Indians Jumped into a fast meeting, who will serve with tlon. riiurrh Service* sports, Girls' 1-esder* Club; and Warrantee deeds filed at the Injures Three saw no accomplices ghd did not people and will show many inter- ketball League at the Willimantic When the final whistle was sound­ 17-7 first quarter lead with strong those whose terms did not expire Towm Clerk's office convey prop­ BonomI maintained from . the A t 6 A.M . The Rev. C. Arthur Bradley will Oheerleading: Avard Huestis on ed. the score waa 40-32 In favor of know how Irvin managed to unlock eating elides on cases he has day of hia frrest that-he was In­ YMCA. Quill, Somanhis. High School Without the people who work o\italde shooting used against th* In 1955, follow: erty on Grand Ave., from Fred­ use "Divine Healing" as his ser- Th# Columbia team will play the 31M-26F. the doors. ' \ wrorked on. An expert on balliaUca, nocent. World, and MHS PubllcsUon*; Whippets’ zone defense. Abendon- Deacons Walter Dietzcl, Paul erick A. Hewett and wife to. Emil Two women and a amall child he will be Introduced by another jpon topic Sunday during the 11 Second Congregational Church The 26M-27M team suffered Its behind the scenes, the curtstn Ing this defense In the second Bryant said Irvth tbreatehed Before the Jury retired to a pri­ a.m.. service* In the Second Con­ Wlllism MacArdle on Debating, Aral, Carlton Lessig. Robert Paakkonen, and property on Law­ were injured yesterday afternoon htrfi with retenge If he ahouhl State Polio* officer, James M. first set back In three outings would never, rise on any play. The period for a full court press, Wind­ Blake; Ralph A. Wilcox, treas­ vate. room to deliberate, the de­ lUSINESSMIN'S LUNCHiON gregational Church. team at'7 p.m. Sock and Buskin, and Paint and ler Rd., from Helen S. Lawler to about 4 o'clock on Rt. 31 in “ squeal” and told hlm,^‘my friends |leardon, who la a veteran member while the 31M-26F squad remained following Is a list of tha many ham out-acored and out-rebounded urer; William Loos, treasurer of fendant addressed the 12 men, EVERY DAY A T NOON Monday he will begin the Best Powder; Linda Nelson on Choirs, Claude Soucy. Coventry when a car akidded and w(ll get even with yod at Michigan ' Campbell Council. Manrhesler - Evening Herald undefgated In three games. Also the locals and shot into a 39-30 benevolences; Mrs. Lucile Carl­ Junior Basketball overturned. saying aimply that he did not kill o f four lectures and .discussion Round Table. Orche tra, and Rand; committee members who * are City,” referring to the state prison. "reshmenta will be served fol* his wife. Coventry rorrei)pondenl, .Mr*. C. L undefeated in the league is the halftime margin. son, accountant; Mrs. EMmund The recently organized Junior State Police at the Stafford periods "On Teaching Religion To Larry. LaPolla and Andrea Gooley ^gaged in the preparations of Prosecutor Paul-B. Wever, who talk. After the verdict, newsmen iJttle, telephone. Pilgrim S-83SI. 24F-29P team, which has a 2-0 Neither team could build a com­ Magdefrau, registrar; Francis Basketball League for boys J3 to Springs barracks report that Children." at 8 p.m. in the parson­ on Spanish Club, French Club, record. Paint and Powder's play, "Life directed the prosecution that mlttee in charge of this asked Bonoml’a comment and he age. These meetings will be with Mother," to be presented manding lead In the third frame Green, Church School auperlnten- 9 yeai-s of age will open to‘n>drrow Catherine Nanoa was traveling brought the death penalty for Ir ­ activity,\ta baaded by Past Grand THE THREE “ J’s” Phologisfhy C.ub, Science Club, For the winners, Wea Fishier dent; Allen Dresser, hlstoriah; replied: " I’m still Innocent.” rlmarlly for Church School March 7. as Col* began hitting on deadly afternoon at the Northeast School north on Rt.' 31 when the car she vin, wore ,38 caliber pistol and Knight CMrncIiua R. Foley, asatat- th(rrent .Affairs, and National netted 23 pointa. Jack Ziemak Herinan Usher, auditor; Winfred RT. « «NNi 44 lOLTON lachcra. Costumea: Linda Peterson, outside shots. The - score was gj’m at 2 o’clock. / was driving evidently skidded on said, “ I'm taking no chances. Ir- ed by ThoniXa Bolton, Francis Ma­ £ Tall Cedars List Honor Society; and Barbara Lap- Bcoried seven points. Bill Twerdy Kloter, business committee; dea­ Sherry la the only wine wrhcMe PTA Meeting chairman; Cynthia /Treggor, co- knotted on several occasions and There will be two game.*, with a patch of ice and struck a guard 'vin’i mind doesn't work like other honey, Herbert Carvey, Leo Col­ pen and Jim Ham on Ul .'il Defense, scored four points, Phil Finley, A1 conesses, Mrs. Ralph Wilcox, Mrs. taste la not marred by tobacco The North District, school PTA chairman; MargareV., Reid; Judy changed hands Just as often. Fine th* second contest scheduled for rSil before overturning. The drii^'r people'*.” burn and E dw ^.C u ater. smoke. Items cm Agenda Girls' Clubs, Junior and Senior Hi- Churilla and Dave Demers each Kenneth Gifford. Mr*. Harry Bart­ 3:15. wa.s taken to the Windham Com­ will meet Monday at 8 p.m., in the Y. Projectionist*, Art Ssrvicg Barnet, Albert Bolli, William team play can be credited for th* acored two points. Also turning in ley, Mrs. Lillian Glessman. Mrs. The Midget Baal)8LbalI League munity Hospital ^ t h a broken •udltorium.. —...... Squad, and 8tu"et Council. ----- L e w i^ . Diane Edwards, Jean Indians’ win in the last four, min­ Acceptable pei-formancea was Bob utes'. Cole continued to display ac­ Edward Williams, Mrs- Kenneth will also start ita season tomor­ ankle plus' shoulder 'arid head' 'in­ Xegton Meeting - Tha’. fhrst regular maetlng of The greateat benefit received by • Herald Photo. Halvoraen, Judy Barnard. Joan Prof. Andra Bchanker of Storra Donovan and Danny Firestone. . curacy. wlth.,.qne handers, while Hovland, Mrs. EMmun'd Magde­ row morning at N°''tbeast School. juries. the student participating in any of Shown abova ara the femala mambera of tha classes o f-.’96 and For the losers, Bbb Biailsrd and Iveraen, Karen Smith. Kbrin wW b* tb* apieel*! spohker Monday- Nutmiw ‘97 who are working for their "lettera" In the MHS after-school sports Pearson. Myra BogUsch, Betty Wojcik. connected on driving layr frau, Mrs. Ruby Hewitt. Cribbag* RexiiU(t Mrs. Kay Metrppolas, a paa- dars o r L e ^ b n .'(or the year IMd the many school activities. It was Walter Bychblaki each, netted 12 ' Oarehce Schiaefer will replace ] « t ' the Joint abdal meeting of the program. Participating In a game between the. two class*.* are, from Gallas, Donald Woods. ups. Dave Tui'kington and In the opening games of the senger, Teceived two broken' riba will be Aetrat the Masonic Temple pointed out, is a sense of. coopera- points. Dick Bisaell netted six Hohenthal combined with -Cole to Herbert Heim as chairman of and shoulder injuries. Her son, . Amerlcsa-Lsgloii- and., the AuxUl.! lT6h "thd rMponitbimy. rrom both left to right,' Pat Stricklandr 'M j Wilma Morra.- W ; Gerry Niznik; '96; 4?enaty..,jin

1 ■/ i n - \ MAKCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER. CONN., FRIDAY, JANUARY 20,1958 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER, CONN., FRIDAY. JANUARY 20, 1958 -PAGE SEVEN

in Formosa and withdraw Mm baaed on Ita number of achbol tion which would ^bc helpful in ■al Charita N. Crockett ruled they of the YWCA, may obtain blanks Andover drawing up specifications for a did not hava authority under them Group to Award fta tirljrfitrr the area.", pupils. This would be fair, and yet at the YW CA office in the Ctom- Droodles pumper. Estimates which are m - Board Has 15 Major Items to require a developer to reserve It would help some yrho dt(ln't ANNOUNCING THE OPENING OF THE munity Y, and ahould return the Private Service § n i i U t $ But it is part of thtjimbsrrass- By ROGER PRICE cured on the type of vehicle that land for parks. Skywatth Schedule Trip lo Winner completed blanks by 3 p.m. Jan. 28. Apartments tr.ent o f our position In the Far reslly need emergenoy help. Town Report the Commissioners feel is required, The commissioners had hoped, in Judging of the entries Miltbe based East th*t this Washington, ex­ The President's' formula is s will be submitted to the Board of To Settle in Comting Months cooperation with the Board of on neatness, sincerity and'aptness Sepitrste eatraaees,'air iK a RAYMOND DEIUFERA coM tioM d thraagh- compromise'. Aid can go td-^every Finance. Bklucatton, to set aside logical lo- Saturday, Job. 28 III Contest Here of thought. Judges In the contest 18 Blsacll Street posure of the aim of the Chinese oat. - - Manehreter. Conn.---- — Regiatrars In SsaaloN Midnight - 2 a.m...... Velnuteera Needed are Dr. Eugene Davis, president of propaganda blast'dbeir not really state. But the amount of m oh^ a Given Mention cationa for fuTRre scboola, tinder ------rkBOVBON, Mrs. William Kowalski, an­ Th« Board of Dtrectors, kept^visw of a parlUng and traffic study an extenalon of the provision they 2 a.m. • 4 a.m...... Vahmteers Needed the local YMCA; James Herdic, state would have to contributev.to INSURANCE AOJUSnNO OOMMNY Just complated by W llfrtd Max­ 4 a.m. - 6 a.m...... Volunteers Needed A free weekend in the Berk- W IU IAM P. defend ue. For we have ho "rights" Andover, Jan^ 20 • (Special) — nounced today that the regiatrars tiopplng in the last two months of felt impowered them to require town recreation director; and Miss liistch the federal contributloK. well, town planning administra­ 6 a.m. - 8 .a.m...... Volnnteere Needed shires for ths Miinnsr and her fam­ niM cd'E«to^ 1. Mil in Formosa, as such, and our of voters of Andover will meet at •M MAIN STREET — MANCHESTER liut year by the tricky problems park land reservation. ily it the award to be given aw'iiy Emily Smith of The Herald staff. John Yeomans, chairman of the tor. 8 a.m. - 10 a.m...... Daniel Firestone, EUaine Vesco Chairman of the Homemakers’ FuMltbeit Brerjr Krenlns -Except armed presence in the area can­ W'ould be based on the state's the home of Mrs. Frank Hamilton, connected with the purchase of And the Maghire tract, aimoat a At the meeting of the 'YWCA FUNERAL Board of Finance, has been notified Maxwall has aald tha study of 10 a.m. y\2 Noon ...... Douglas B'.evena Bollttps. Entered et tlie ability to pay. The richer states Hebron Rd., from noon to 3 Gibbe Hollow and getting atarted traditional battle now, will prob­ Homemakera’ Holiday group on Holiday la Mra. Alden Grant, and Oinee U Meacbeiter. Coon., ae not be Justified forever. ).m. on Jan. 27, to e d h ^ t caucus FIRE, MARINE, AUTGMGBILE off-street parking prorialon In 10 12 Noon - 2 p.m...... T.iomes RUchtv, Dennte Heffron hosteaa for the Feb. 1 meeting is by Beldon H. Shaffer, acting di­ with the building of a new sewer ably spring Into the news again Wednesday morning,. Feb. I. The Caaa lUU Vetter. What we are really trying to do would have to put up 82 for each iats. of the State's communities does 2 - 4 p.m...... James Oalenek, Aiidrew Ckivasxa Miss Magda Niznik. HOME rector of the Institute of Public f AND CASUALTY CLAIMS plant, has held a couple of rou­ ill April or May. In ita latest policy award will be given to the mem­ 0irHClUFTIOE KATES In Formosa, in that run of policy 81 of federal aid. The poorer Anyone desiring to register with *notiprove anything loo i^onclualve- 4 pCm, 6 p.m...... James Oalenek, AndYew Oavaixa 823 Mala SL ' Phone 3U-S-394« Service at the University of Con-* tine meetings so far this year with stsuid, the Board of Directors has 8 p.m, •- 8 p.m...... Linda Rec.inagel, Carol Cluise ber of the group- M-ho writes the Pey^Ie In Adrance when we are not dreaming of states would put up only 81 for a party may do so at that time. ly but does seem to indicate Man­ tlS.SO necticut, that ths annual report very little excitement said the streets in the tract are 8 p.m. - 10 p.m...... Veluateere Needed best essay of 23 words or less on , 7.78 each 82 pf. federal aid. New Arrival chester la behind in .off-street toivn responsibility and therefore, why she likes the YWCA Home- .. 3.N something like tlie reconqutst of for the ' flscal year of A boy, Timothy Exrk, was bom But from a list of pending items perking provision. 10 p.m. • Midnight ...... Rodolph Thoitiaa , 1.30 China for Chiang Kai-shek, is As with any compromise, this which General Manager Richard the town has the right to assess Skywaten Post located on top o f Mancheeter r>ollre Station. Vol­ makers' Holiday course and cor­ . .30 loss of Andover . hat been to Mr. and .Mrs. Maxwell B. By Feb. 17, General Manager the cost of utilities installed to rectly answers- three true or false rilaA'BlvERWsI la alibject to attack from both Martin gave the Directora Tues­ unteers may register at CivM defense Headquarters, Municipal .. .06 very simple and humane. Our true'' granted a certificate of honorable Hutchinson Jr., at the 'Windham Martin exeepta that admliiatra- the property owners. William questions. ^ A T LOW. PRICES ^ sides, and really satlsfie.i neither Community Memorial Hospital day, It appears the local legislature BUIdtr.g, Manchester on Monday, Wednesday or Friday from 1-3 justification for beii.g thsre Is ‘Frisndly' Elephant GIviag Ant mention in the 11th Connecticut tive work In connection with-that Maguire owns almost ail the On Feb. 1, the program m-III be VEVBER o r this morning. Mr. and Mrs. Hutch­ will have to shift into high gear p.m. or Tuesday even.ng from 7:30-9:30 p.m. TED PRESS thst we went to prevent war. We theory involved. But it seem; Pat Or Back’ town and city annual report con­ Wddon’s Monthly News old Bono- of contention, fire con­ property. \ in charge of Charles N. Gilbert of 'll 1> excluilvely This droodle llliistrates a Fable test. inson, of Andover lAke, have two again soon. solidation, wiir be done. He aug- ^Arthur Drug Stortsl For Sale want to prevent the slaughter of good enough. Decision on Utilities the Public Service Department of ' republication o( I Just wrote, as follows; Once up­ The Andover report was Judged o^her sons and one daughter. Among the 17 items on the list gests an informal meeting-of the tion program M-lIl be done by ing planned on each of these sub­ f HOURS 8 A. M. to 11 P. M.1 craditad to U. or In any case, the proposal is an (two of them already disposed of) The administration plan is to the Hartford Times, M-ho will show ci^lted In thli paper n.en ,that would occur'if Comrpu- on a time An Ant and an Elephant in competition with those of other HeeUngs Tonlgtat Directora and Christie . McCor­ March 12. Problems linked in Mar­ jects and formal action to follow, icmd, Grovd, Fill, Loom, A mcaaage from “ Your Pharmacists’* are a number which will require a farm out the engineering work in a colored film, "Wings to Ber­ e l newi published here, n'at Chins should, try to conquer Improvement over tbat last made became friends and hung around towns having a population be­ The Order of Sir Galahad will mick's Fire Protection and Utili­ tin's list are a review of ichool it appears ths quiet of the first of muda." republlcetlon of ipeclal good deal of legislative work and connection with installing sewers, ■ era alio reiem d. Chiang Kai-shek on Formosa. Un­ by the President. That contained together all the-time. But the ant tween 1,000 and 2,000 according to meet at the rectory of St. Peter's' ties Study Committee. That com­ ivalks, and so forth, to determine facllitlea and needs and the dls- the year is Just the calm before The free weekend for the enUre Foot Mou. ExeovOtliig always felt Inferior because he the 1050 census. some which are bouhd to stir up der this policy,.we will obviously a lot of motion but little prospect Church in Hebron this evening at THE PRACTICE OF MEDICINE has chaiuffed greatly mittee, which started its sjudy the cost, to assess it against the posUlon of Union School, with the the storm fdt ths Directors. family of the winner it to be spent RANGi client ot N. E. A. Serr* was smaller than the Elephant and Atty. Yeomans has been In­ 7 ;30 for a craft program. Choir re­ some controversy. early in 1931, submitted a repcA school facilities question slated for at Oak 'n Spruce Inn in South Lee, and BoNdoxing. stay there, militarily, as long as of any real help for anybody. The since the days when Doctors visited their patients in a properties, and to place warnings kept challenging the Elephant to formed that he will receiVA a suit- hearsal will be held at St. Peter’s And the list is by no means a to the town, and several moqxna earlier consideration. PRGPERTV POSES PRGBLBM Mass., any time during March or _____ Repreienuurei: The new school construction aid pro­ horse and buggy. Physicians then used to carry a few on the land records so that buyera Vatbawa Special Aaency — New we think our preseiy.e Is needed play gamea. The Ant always won BbTy inscribed- certificate within Episcopal Church at 7 p.m. complete outline of the tasks which ago began refining Ittf studM. Mill be notified they are ultimately A highway paving program, April that the winner may choose. iUfl Oil Delivered—or your orvn track. Cbteaco. Detroit ___andBolton. because he was smart and the the next 10 days. drugs in their bag which they would give, even though ' will face the policy-makers in the BUREAU. o r to deter or withstand' a Chinese gram at least puls something Choir rehearsal will be held this The last session- ot the ^ n era l liable for the charges. . M’lth some discussion over paving Greenwich, Jan. 20 UPt—The In order to enter the conlest, NOW is the time. Why wait Elephant was pretty dumb. The next few months. One item not materials, will probably take place GASOLINI Communist attack. But this is the definite on the line, and would, if Ourst Serenaded evening at the First Congrega­ the same medicines seemed to be used for almost every Assembly passed an a ^ which One of the problems the Board State of (Connecticut, has. run into. contestants, who must-be members nntll spring when everytning is Ant would say' "Let's have a game When the Ladies' Benevolent tional Cfiiurch at 8 p.m. under the listed is the proposed sale of the gives the two fire d ia tri^ in town sometimef after Api-ll 20 with a a difficult property owner,' who soft and tracks get alack. Do it real limit of our mission. We have adopted, actually help build some ailment. will undoubtedly have to answer Is The Herald Printing Company of Shiiffleboard" and he would Society discovered at the pot-luck direction of Mrs. Thomas Birming­ golf course . to the Manchester permission to dlsbtn^ and turn review of the fiscal year ctiange wants more than the State wants NOW when the ground is hard aaaamca no Bnanclal raiponilblllty lor schools. Just which utilities should actually typograpMcal errori appearing In ad- no right to be there Just because beat the socks off the Elephant. luncheon yesterday that it was the ham. IT DIDNT MAKE TOO MUCH DIFFERENCE be­ Country Club which now leases it. themselves over, to uie town, if question set for after May 1. to psy for land lying In the path and do your dozing In the nraitliamenti and other reading matter Then he'd organize a Hop Scotch be inatalled -and M-hich should we don't like Communists, or be­ birthday, of the gfieat, the Rev: cause there were very few drugs known then that could It is unlikely that matter will be they vote to do so. merely be planned and aaaesaed. The comprehenaive plan which of the proposed 129-mile express­ B A N T L Y OIL spring. Special rates for vol­ ta The Mancheiter Evening Herald. tournament and win that. And Stephen Chamberlain, he was disposed out without some huBlic GENERAL ume orders. Pit open 7 ta 3 cause we do like Chiang Kai-shek. ■ Manchester Evening Herald An­ accomplish a positive result. The most important things Another matter which will prob­ Although Maguire has taken no the Town Planning Commission way. *nie owner is the Town of I >Mi \ IS! Oliplair advertiilng doling houri: he'd challenge him to a Badmin­ serehaded and called upon to cut dover correapondent, Mrs. Paul debate. ' ably produce some argument' la worked up for parking, traffic cir­ Greenwich, which wants 8700,000. every day except Sunday. or Mondai^-l p. m. fVldiy. Nor have we any right to act as if ton match and win six sets in a legal action against the town up T V SE R V IC E ' 'M ' S I I” r I the oVange chiffon cake for dea- Pfanstiehl, telephone. Pilgrim a physician could do were to diagnose the condition, of­ Four Itesns Ready the revjsion of subdivision regula­ to noM-, he has publicly proteated culation and land use in the Main The Stale's .highest bid so far has Tueiday—1 p. .m. Monday, we thought we had the privilege A Thought for Today row. But one day the smart Ant Wedneaday—1 p. m. Tueidar. aert. \ 2-6836. fer some medicine to ease distress and give his valuable Four of the items are ready for tions which the manager expects the Board's stand. St. business district it beln^ refined been 8830.000. Daya M ME A Call UL Mlfrhrlt 9 M l 3-8980 or M l 9-4012 ■niuraday—1Ttniraday—1 pp. m.. . Wedneaday.----- of making Formosa a permanent made one tittle mistake. He said Duringothe morning and after­ consideration by the Directors, the will be ready for study by the by the staff and will be ready for NIghU a A s 9 9 Plus Parts PTIday—1----- ■ p. m.n 'nturiday. advice on how to take care o f one’s self while very slowly Leas likely to cause public argu­ part of the American defense In the, December first Issue of "Hey. how about playing a little noon work 'meeting the Ladies' Use a good cream silver polish work of the admf listrstive staff Board after March 6. There la lit­ the Board to study after April IS. More Jian half the World's rail­ m ROCKVim s 7177 ooytimo. _____Saturday—1 p m . Friday. Squash!" MORAL: It’s better to waiting to get better. ment, but of major importance, are TEL. M l 1-3194 ClaaBinedaaained deadlUdeadllna: 10:30 a. m. each the Christian Advocate, there ap­ Society folded 400 bandages for to give toaster, waffle iron, or having beeq, completed. They are' tle doubt the revision will lis te n With at least one informal meet­ way mileage is government owned. system. be a Stupid Elephant than a Smart seven other matters the Directors Say of pubUoatloB aacept Saturday — the Manchtuiter Memorial Hospital other electrical appliances, a the recodiflcatlon of town ordi­ some loose provisions in the rules, will have before them In the next t a. — Our real, lei^timate role in For­ peared the wonderful story of how Ant. • BUT NOW WE HAVE THOUSANDS of new medi­ and completed three Infant’s wrap­ brighter lopk. , nances with elt.’-'.iination i from and residential developers are five months. PTiday, January 20 mosa is, then, limited in scope. Hitler's hideaway had been trans­ pers for Italy \and two adult y- cines, unknown then, that can be depended upon to not the books of supe^'ceded and out likely to find something to object formed Into a retreat center for By March 1, Martin expects Theoretically, If Communist China is, God is in their hearts. dresses for Greeci only give relief, but often, almost a miraculous overnight of dste laws, revisions of the town to. The TiJU-n Planning Commis­ work administrative details will be United States troops. At Berchtes- Despite the weather, there waa charter, the appointment of full­ sion and its staff accelerated work An Older Man should agree not to attack For­ gaden, in the Bavarian Alps, Truly, there is no spot on earth, cure. Slowly, but surely, we are perfecting specific drugs done on a program of sidewalk In­ a turnout of 17 memberi. time registrars of voters, and re- on the revision after Town Coun- stallation. A storm sewer installa- mosa, and we trusted that agree­ Adolf Hitler built his eagle's,nest, however smeared with this world’s, that will treat specific diseases. It would take a physi­ \ Reporters who attended Presi­ grief, which when occupied by n r e Board to niMt ment, we should then be willing A hideaway where he could shake A representative of tns Maxim cian’s bag, the size of a prescription department to hold dent Eisenhott-er's press confer­ off the concerns of state. men and women with hearts open to get out of Formosa, and atop unto the Eternal, will but reveal Co. will be intervlewed\at th'e .all we now have. ence yesterday say that, as he ap­ Now, there Is a Christian Cross NOW! prTClaiming that we ourselves God's presence. It is the spirit of Firehouse this evening By the. M OfiE FINE MEN’S WEAR VALUES on the summit of this mountain peared to them In the room, those man which counts, not the place Board of Fire Commipaionen ONE OF THESE MEDICINES, your physician knows have any aperJal righta there. The point. Each year, . hundreds 'of The Commissioners have Been w marks ot his illiiess which show up American soldiers spent flve days where he lives. ich, will Kelp you most if sickness invades your home. Chinese want us to renounce these John E. Post interviewing representatives TV SERVICE In pictures are not accentuated. In at a time there. It is an experience In ^ r prescription department are these thousands of v V ' spedm_right8_before they promise. Sponsored by the Manchester various fire-fighting equlpmenl ENJOY A UM -rom i he hioka healthy^ and of. prayer and Inward .aearcldni?. in d iffe ^ n t medicines. Your modern physician knows he is,, We pretend we have these special Cpuricil of CKufchea'. manufacturers to jirocure informa­ the new thini^ess, and the "new an atmosphere of which the no lo n n r limited by the few drugs he can carry in his TO MAKE BUYING NOW WORTH WHILEL rights forever. . Psalmist wrote "I will lift up mine bag orifice. WINTER ^ ^ A C A T I O N jWrinkles which appear in pictures .•yfA_ji.at^.4h«::h-Ul.» $ ...-T- I f an outsider thought common 0.95 ■ CopyHghl iOiSTTMI) ef... liimw... llo—. not domihate .... his -K-ap^ ______1 . To me, friends, thli is a parable! Deaths Last Night J»ai»nau-yjetuthRfact.caniU)t..he. Jt..d«mopstrA\ca Jiftiv..;G(>(f makes BER.... N ot this winter, perhaps use of our mjsjskes ajid on top of ;ped that he It an older‘man- By THB ASSOCIATED PRERR! GALL two promises Bel made—that the tHIs world's '’imBHIe,' opens new .— .-■but next winter for sure. ■averal years older than he was Hollywood—Louise Carver, 87, Chinese Communists promiss not vistas unto Himself. You can do.it as a member of last September. Adolf Hitler stood atop his ono of Hollywood's first comedi­ to use force, and tbat the United ennes, a 60-year veteran of vaude­ Hia performance. at'.yesterday's majestic Alps...but he did not iMcmii our ALL PURPOSE SAV- Rtates promise to get out of For­ ville, opera and the Stage, and press conferencs was restrained, see God. Today, Christian people ^INGS* CLUB. Come in and mosa in. five years in our country's -uniform, stand In widow of Tom Murray, lUlh and prescription PH ARM ACY ts-hlch was undsrstsndsble as a the same spot and look at the stage veteran and one of radio's start your program this M’eck, Esnaible adjustment to such a new same mountains and breathe the first hillbilly singers. Died Thurs­ 901 M A irrSTR E E T— TE L. MI 3-5321 at either of our convenient of­ test on his capacity. But he him- A Hope For The New Haven same glorious air...Th e difference day. Fellows of the AmWican College of Apothecaries fices. • ' eelf told hie audience that, in ef­ Patrick B. McGinnis, announc­ 443 HARTFGRD R' 3 ^ fect, he never expected again to ing his intention to resign as presi­ OVER 57S.000 D E SC R IPT IO N S HLIED enjoy the free-wheeling vigor of dent of the New Haven railroad, CM 8 II I.OMIOtM >< the pest, thst he did not expect C a l l m i 9 ^ S 9 7 \ claims tbat he has been the vic­ ts i CSHNICtICWT IIM I MISICXI (SC )IK It's Easy to SovB ot tho Ont«Stop look .to come to a time when he did not tim of unfair public attack, which DRESS have to adjust his activity and his a : treated inevitable ahortcomiiiga KT Thrifty Cleaners performance to the fact of his the operation of the railroad as if physical condition. they were his personal fault. AND LAUNDERERS Ha waa extraordinarily patient * BUTTQN-DOWN OXFORDS Perhaps this is so, to at. extent. •nd detached in anawering ques- Perhaps, indeed, the public has tiona about hia health and bis ill- come t o ' idenify the railroad's * WHITE BROADCLOTHS . Bess which, to moat outaids ob­ woes too closely 'with one par­ servers, seemed rather heardess ticular individual. But if that is •nd unnecessiU-y on the part of Downtown shoppers •SOLID SHADES . so^thp explanation is simple. This -the- rpiasttoiwrt. ROl thiF very MANCHESTER TRUST particular individual has devoted FOR patience and detachment carried like THRIFTY a great deal of energy and flashy 31A1N OFFICE * FRENCH CUFFS.. .BUTTON CUFFS With them a tuggesUon that this charm identifying himself with 893 Main, Opposite St. jM e s ’ Church was the courtesy of a man vyho It’s an easy matter to drop o ff soil­ glamorous projects which, in their 'w as insUncUvsIy taking a fare- ed clothes at TH R IFT Y when you're NORTH BRANCH conception, made everybody else IS No. Main, Corner Oakland St. : well atance. downtown shopping. We're right W ATKINS Open Thursday Rveninga 8 to S who had ever tried to. run a rail­ Next to TMCA And Saturday Mbmlnga 9 to 12 n>t natural hopca of this coun­ Volues to 3.9d Each road in this country look like an across from the Army and Navy Club, try, not entirely selfish since they unimaginative piker. None of, next to the super market. ONE STOP BANKING FREE PARKING AT BOTH OFFICES •bWouaiy hope for the full ' re­ those exciting dreams hss come NEW YEAR \ ■ covery o f the man ae well as for / ■\ true; the headlines of "McGinnis his future eervice to perty^^and na­ pi'ojects" have grown .tiresome; S& H Green Stamps tion, have a habit of j^ h in g to­ when, for ope reason or another, ward tho optimistic interpretation CLEARANCE the railroad's actual service de OPEN THURSDAYS UNTIL 9 • f every hint the Pi^ident gives. 1^.. terioraled the public, ' naturally And^ M far as Wrds art con- A.MPLE PARKI.NG enough, could still think of no one .cemed, he has indeed glten no •pen clue that, but Mr. McGinnis. So, whatever SWEATERS will not' run 1063 MAIN ST. .l^*aln. the justice in the matter, Mr. Mc­ c o r e T Ginnis is facing fact when he him­ GABARDINE But the private opinion of most self concludes tliat.the posd's real • f the newspapermen who see him Downtown Cleaners 100% W O O L chance to reestablish Itself would' In acUon conUnuea to draw, fidnr be handicapped by his continued Announce Their hia mood and hib appearance, the _FANaES ^ ^ SOUDS^ , WHITES pre.-icnce in the position of spokes- —ftejinp thus^ hp, ui not up-4o-run— “mcn-sHd policy maker, Bing again; and thst it would be T ■ As one more change, in leader­ PULLOVER or BUHON STYLES something' of a brutal imposition ship come.s to the New Haven, one oa SE»a-AjiNUAL fo r the nation to try lo insist it: cannot but hope that this railroad Bull, we do not know his per- )04*/- Wool ZIpijMd should . somehow manage to S i ^ 7 THf ltNOVi|N NAM, TH( KNOWN OUAUTY SINCE 1400 aonal decision. We cim only senser escape from tlie financiers and So far, that.it would hot be a very ’Valus fo the speculators, and come into pleasant experience tq try to CLEARANCE SALE k luAnagemcnt and ownership that W o n d e r f a l place, in four more years of de- A wonderful all-weather coat is a railroad management and OPEN EVERY 8 i 9 5 . Bland that cahhot be limited no OF Zip the UninR in. when the weath- ownership first. The recent his­ THURSOflY EVENING tnattir how hard we try, a man Esm ond Solitalrca er’k snapi^; «.zip .it out when tory of thc^railroad has been^ne Whose capsciUea, are clearly CLOSED MONDAYS balmier days arrive. On sale now of Its capture and exploitation by Umitedl at a wonderfully low price, too! a succession of financial combina­ DRESSES from 810.00 up tions, eacli more interested in hN' Qht Role' In'Formosa what it could get out of the rail­ Fmmoms QuaiUy i\. road than in what could be pul Red China has issued, for propa­ features hundreds of -into it, and no one of these re­ COATS from 816.98 np ganda purposes, a ststement pur- ..s..isg200 gime.! rniicK better than another. one-of-a-kind values like these shsappointlng course of our pres- ~T^e~TailrtrattT3ouldTiBe~a AeU'~QrdBr I of thlng's--ln which it was al- ' aht negotiations with Red China SUITS from 8J^%00~m>- lowed to be a railroad first, and; Bt Geneva. The Chinese propa­ a i.ot so much of a speculative '•ws ■ ; ' , ganda relbase acduses us of block­ prize. ing chances of peaceful settlement BLOUSES from 84.98 up Of .questions bet^-ecn ourselves ' ^ •nd Red Chins by refusing . to The School Aid Proposal Beautiful Solid Maple •gree to two things. The first The Pt'csidciit's proposal for • 100% WOOL FUNNELS . thing we will not agree to is a liavipg tl)e federal government-- SKIRTS from 87^98 up Joint sUtement by which both we help out in the business of school ! Colonial Bedroom 3 pcs. 289 • WOOL and DACRON FUNNELS and Red China yould renounce the const! uclion attempt* a .com- ' use of force or threat of force, \Yc promise In the u. Rmlthloal* A letter over the .signature of | A conductor of two choruses and m*«tlng except that It waa not Atty. 'William Pomeraiitx o f Hart­ is vital to ita determination. Under over by Howard L. Holmes. life article. Eiaenhowcr eaid he today when pollct fired on rioter* William and Dorothy Anderson, pletOd a counie in Jet Aircraft AInmImmi Plant Gemnlnma fttrehnlenllMiB j R. Bruce Watkins, president of the • an orchestra, He has become so en­ political. _ ford laat night withdrew the ap­ the circumstances,- I am advising hadn’t read it. * | mlaaionariea now serving in Enfinaa at Memphia, Tsnn. Dur­ Arrewhend Inch Ptant Spanish Shani I Chamber, was sent to Sen. William i In the Bom'uay Inductrla, area. grossed with thla pastime that Ms WiUon said, "Both Adm. Rad­ plication of Mra. E. S. Bilveratetn my client to withdrew the applica­ ing thia training aa a J4t mechan­ Mansfield said “ the wheeU o f la now planning to return to Japan Mozambique, Africa, are related to Rahy Tf4ir* Irinh Me** Shrimp Plant I A. Purtell and . ReprsaenUtIves The report oald, ho'//cver, that vio­ ford and I thought 0 «n a i^ Ridg- tion." Pomeranti concluded with ic, he atudled auch aubjecta as the Begonto* Impallenta after he returns to civilian life. to the Zoning Board of Appeals North Church in a special way.The Snnaleverta '''tfetaw’’ of -American foreign ! Thomas Dodd of the First District; lence appeared to be eubridlng in way coheurrod In the military ap­ -for a variance to local zoning hla contention that the Zoning theory of Jet propuloion, hydrau- Cactu* Kaianehoe Upon arriving In the Far Eaat, local congregation aupporta tpeae “liava begun to turn both '.Horace Seely-Brown o f the Sec-' tha city. Fca-h outbreak* occi rred propriations outlined in Presidant — regulations. Electing to ’’fight Board of Appeals had no Jurisdic­ people by raizing a aubstantlal por­ lioa, centrifugal and turbo prop Cktleu* Nennthe Bella Palm Torreimla 1 ond District, and Antoni N. Sad- ■ Shirer, a 1953 ipaduate of the Uni­ Eiaenhower'a State o f the Uniort here iiM abroad" aa a result of the in Kotha,)ur, another Maratha it out in (Court,” Pomerantz also tion in the matter. tion of their salary each year. In type pother plants knd aircraft In- Columnia , Prayer Plant Velvet Plant jak of Rockville, who la^ngresa-| atorm center south of Bambay. and versity of ConnectlCTit, College of Message. RIdgway later disagreed - Obaervera at the hearing felt atrumants. A* a Jet mechanic, he Certn Feperonla maigazine'a^cle. « said "W e do not admit that the additii^, the congregation it .parti­ • Phllodendrena man-at-Lsrge. , a curfew ha* been impoae waa issued on Aug. 27, and 'The annual congregational meet­ render vocal selections, accom­ ANEW PLANTLAMD THE the railroad today. pany, but he can play several The school savings system re­ Inner workings of our foreign wich. Previously, he w-as asso­ Slossbcrg. by a mob seeking arms and am­ noons. woodwind, aa well aa percussion things. that th'e Commission feels its ceived 824.87 in deposits by 28 etu- ing of Emanuel Lutheran Church panied by electric guitar and ac- FUNERAL HOME MANCHESTER, CONN. policy.” , ciated with P. R Mallary A Co., rUlma Line I-oat Moliey Director of tha Julius H aiti munition. Police gunfire turned Pfc. Shirer says that he haa^ ^strument*. The only regret he The Ridgt^'sy criticism w(U agent acted unwisely in issuing dents thi* week. 4;onfuaiQn arbae will be held Sunday afternoon at oordian. UNDER EXPERIENCED He said past policies. Inaugu­ Inc., Indianapolis: and Warren In it, McGinnis sgld the railroad Musical Foundation. Hartt School back the attackera. found not onl.V Useful and absorb has is that he doesn't have enough brought up yeaterday at Presi­ the permit. The size of the build­ because of the emergency (Hoeing 8 o’clock in Luther Hall. Pastor An area-wide youth rzlly on rated under Democratic admlni- Telechron, Ashland, Maas. He la had tlrcided not td rebuild the of Music,' and chairman of the A government announVement Ing pastime, but ha* made what time left in J.he Far Eaat to. ac­ dent Eiaenhower'a news confer­ ing waa found to be 42 by 35 feet of school on-Tuesday, the regular C. Henry Anderaon will preside. Saturday evening, Jan. 21, will in--' MANAGEMENT „sald nine peraoni were killed in trothice thla aeries o f acrvice*. atrationa were "bold, intelligent a graduate of General Electric bridge because of the t?;cmendous piano department, Paranov la^ahe he feels are warm friendshipa and complish all high hopes for the ence in. Washington, a.id he re­ and not 36 by 28 feet as stated in banking day. A blanket announce­ Financial report* a* well as and effective," in stemming the Bombay City In yeaterday'* fight­ Thereafter, they will be held night­ executive training school. losses Buffered by railroad proper­ author of mimeroua articles In the a deeper appreciation of the Jap­ orchestra and choruses. ferred the matter to Radford and the permit. The'northerly corner ment has been made that If there other activity and proirresa reports tide of Soviet advance towards the ly in the Auguat and October music education field. At an early ing* It aaid 65 peraona were in­ anese way of life. He is the son of Mr. and Mrs. S. Wilson. o f the building waa 15 feet from should be no school on Tuesday de­ for 1955 Will be read, and plana ly at 7:30. • He is a member of the Society jured, including 30 policemen, and Middle East and in Western Eu­ fioOds and because the Hartford age he came under tl)e tutelage of Having been compelled to In- Ross' Shirer of '50 Farm Dr. Eisenhower said they would the traveled portion of the road posit* will be received on Weidnea- for 1956 discussed and voted upon. Pa."tor Kenneth Gustafson ex­ THE JOHN F. rope" but in many parts of the for the Ad 'ancemefit of Manage­ 85 more rioters were arrested. tends a warm welconja to all to ment. and the American Society to Boston line had been- a "money- the noted piano pedagogue, Julius have t| tay whether hia state­ and the southerly corner, 25 feet day. Should ichool be closed on The nominating committee will world the situation has changed^” losing prppoaltlqn.’* __ ' Police fired into a nrob of 30,000 present candidates for election to attend these aervitiea. for Quality Control, is married, Hartt, * resident.of Hartford, and yesterday-- these term* - haye ment waa- "incorrect" because hi* imd 10 inches. Zoning regulations both_ Tueaday and Wednesday, "A Soviet 'diplomatic offensive, at Kedhapur; 250 mire* south of ■ require a minimum of 35 feet from the'(Sturch boards. Other offices TIERNEY and has a daughter. Yesterday, Watkins said he ap­ Atade many appearances fhrough- Bombay. There was no r.eport on reached, a point where some pay­ message waa checked for accuracy bank day . will be canceled for thet spearheaded by Messrs. Khrush­ oiit the east while a young pianist.. the traveled portion of the road. week. snd committees, and convention has been a sharp incrisase in ap- FUNERAL HOME ^ chev and Bulganin is in high gear preciated the financial difllcultlea caaualtiea in that'incldent. ments are strung out over 48 at the Defense - Department. Hla formal debuts in melropolilan delegates.______. ;____^...... pUcallona (or lease,; auUiortcing 1ft SIS W BST CENTER 8T: - ~ in Asia and has ^mped the 'wall imposed by the floods on the rail­ 'The outbreak this week was the months. - NewsTidhita ... -"The--President- did exactly tha A history of obtaining legal ad­ . Mr*, Uteodore Chandler, -Mr*, road and added that the Chamber -centerif were made In Jordan Hall, Romney agreed there are many rigl|l thing in referring the con- vice from Town Counsel Raymond Frank Paggioll and Mrs. Edmund Following the business meeting, per cent rent hikta, the Oovidcti' ____ ^ TEL. M l 8-8705 ~ o f contidnment in . the Middle AboutTowii second In two months agsinst the refreahmeata .wiU • be- aervadhy-the -would t ry taAtd-.iha^oairlar.in .aa-. Boiton, and .ia..AeoUan..Hall, New plan by Prime jtiini.tter Nehni’a bad practice* in current auto Sell-' €niled from AP"Wirer"" trb'vevsy tO'RiCdrord'and mr." Wit- • ...... A;...-Johnsoiv further-■•'oorre-' :Per«sluha-haye-offered their-«erv-' -(Hit-Tempofwry-«ent---Oontiw — WBC-MaiOtteld-declarad. ------Dorcas Society. mission reported r’eaterday (Qoman and Japanese curing federal funda with which to York. He has appeared frequently government to revise state lines ing. but argued against federal son said iipoh his arrival last apondence with the SUveratelni Ices In response to a recent appeal have been about 40 or 50 a situations are in a perceptible The annual parish meeting of rebuild the Putnam bridge. aa an anaciqble pianist, moat on a language basis. action to clean up the abu."es. He night. As for "presatirlng" Ridg­ through advices dn Nov. 18 that for additional volunteers for emer­ truaition. North Africa is in - St. Mary’s Episcopal Church will The letter to the Connecticut notably with Hafold Bauer and the said he is convinced the industry Gerrnan Chancelor Konrad Ade­ way. he observed: their only recourse was td the gency transportation. RENT APPUCA’nONS HEA\’Y since the first of the year, controls go out March 8-iyAfter turmoil and the repercussions push be held Monday evening, preceded Congreasmen. however, does not lata Ossip Gkbrilowitach. can clean up its own house. nauer makes first formal inspec­ "I never thought I waa that Zoning Board of Appeals waa con­ Oemlng Events France closer to political disaster. by a potluck'supper at 6:30 p.m. in aak specifically for federal funds. He ia known also aa an admlnla- tion of units of new West German good, to pressure a four-star gen­ tained in the bill of particulars. It Thimble - Pushers. Junior 4-H Hartford, Jan. 20 (>P)-- Ttere- that the rent ia upJiLthfiinndlord. Western Europe, groping to­ the parish hall. It asks only that they determine trator. educator, speaTter and con­ Auto Sales Abuses Army, Navy and Air Force . . .. eral like that: I don't want to get concluded with the statement that sewing clqb. will meet in regular ORTHOFEDIO wards unity, is in a decisive what could be done "on a federal ductor, having aerved mm gueat Son of Trooper Swiss police admit they have lost into a controversy with Gen. the Zoning Commissioner feels session fiaturday at 2 p.m. at the stnigile at this moment with its The Ladles Auxiliary of the level.’’ conductor of the former Hartford Bared by Dealer all trace' of 8280,000 worth of gold Ridgway . . ' tlie building will becorde a per­ home of its' leader, Mrs. Myron SFEOIAUST Inner forces of disunity.” ' Army and Navy Club will hold a The letter indicates that Cham­ PhllhArmonio Orcheatra, am) for bars stolen from truck In Geneva. The whole thing, said the secre­ manent obstruction to further Lee, on Hebron Rd. Nothing, ha said, is settled In card party at the clubhouse Mon­ ber’s concern that lack of direct savaral years was conductor of Missing 24 Hours tary. might be a miiunderitandlng. development of the area and that The "Martin Luther" film, COMPLETE SHOE For The Girl Of Your Choice At Settlement of S-day 'strike of It ia also a hazard to traffic.” Korea and “the off-shore islands day night at 8:15. ^ passenger service to Boeton will tha Hartford Symphony Orchea-* (OaztlBiMd iroBi Fag* fuel supply drivers in New York Ridgway., as army chief and mem­ shown in theaters thrbugbout the REBUILDING jnay yet lead us into a military In- hemper the town limits attempt to tra. Presently he la conductor of ber of the Joint Chiefs of Staff, Kreyslg Held Important nation last year, will be ahowT. t-i- *We’re Experienced” automobile manufacturers- but Wallingford, Jan. 20.(JPi-The 12- City announced by Mayor Robert i w e s t o w m /^'votvment with Communist China The ZIpser Club will have its attract desirable buslneas and in­ tha Brockton, Maas. Symphony. "wore two hats," said Wilson. Ally. Pomerantz' opening' re­ night at United Methodist (Jhurch that "the good will and th.e good F. W agner.. .Eugene DeSabla. y if not to World War III Itself.” monthly meeting, with installatifg dustry. ’’Recently," It aaya. "the Ha lives with hia ^-ife and two year-old son of a State Policeman founder of Pacific Gas and Electric marks establishing that Kreyslg at 7:30 p.m. under the sponsorship intent" to end them "continue ap­ * was not available and intimated ▼▼ PHABMACT '■ And "the danger of a catastrophe of officers. Sunday afternoon at Chamber of Commerce was Instru­ daughters at 44 S .^ ig h lan d St., has been missing for 24 hours. Co., dead in New York at 90. Sir Edmund Hillary, conqueror of the Commission on Ed',iratlOn. TOTTI parently to be lacking." hia testimony waa, important. In 459 Hartford Road~(Corner of McKec)->Tc1, MI 9"9946 f c w I I REPAIR la Indochina" has not yet passed. 2:30 at the clubhouse. The hoard of mental In persuading Liberty Mu­ West Hartford. Japanese Prime Minister Ichiro of Mt. Everest, regards a much Anyone ia welcome to attend. The term "phantom" freight as A police ibroadcast today said the exploralorj’ conversation which 1S1 Main St.—MI 8-4496 directors will meet at 1:30. tual Insurance Co. to locate a re­ Hnsteaaes for the Social follow­ Hatpyama's government an- low4r Himalayan peak—22,310- ^ gional office In Manchester. One used in the hearings means the Frank M. Gassello Jr., 12—brown ensued the Board maintained it ManrJidater Evenlag Herald MARCH OF DIMES ing the Igcturd will be Mrs. Meyer nbuhecs 19.56-57 economic program foot A ma Dablani—as "the most' practice of cTikrglng freight from ■ 'The weekly Friday night dances of the best arguments we advanced Tober. ’Mrs. Nat Schwedel, Mra. hair and eyes, llO . pound.", -five calling for strppe ttnue constructt«m,' that she -AlraS' yeaterday estimated the C(>nnec- his father today. DQNE Harvey ay-vDevto be held from 7:30 to 9:30. Music freight from the north Is routed ADMITTED YESTERDAY; president of American Motors Officer Cass'ellp. attached to the Ing in its services. not present on an appeal for a ticut taxpayers were aaved nearly ...... F L U ID .... or 17 milliondollars by the operation .. iHhivey Walter.Davia, 47,87 Tal- through New .Haven. "This cauieea iJarLara : ..GuArraz,.....WTIllmantic; • Corp., outlined for the Jiibconimlt- Hartford barrai’ka, said -hia son Norman Roy*. 18, accused of ' WHU-E------awriance -nor- an exception -to I,.,. $1.59 Tong delays." the iettef adds. tee yesterday a plan by his com­ zoning regulations. He again rS' of Cethollc schools.' cott Avc., RockviUc, died at Man­ Irving Sweet, 46 Hale St. Ext.,' seemed cheerful and in good spirits three separate New York City < -\ CALL 'The railroad had shipped all pany to give a bigger voice In it* Vyhen he left for school with his rape murders, dies In electric chair YOU, ferred to "statements" made by B 0 t . ^ 9 c ' Rrg.St.66Vl^ . chester Memorial Hospital this Rockville; Mrs. Lillian Copeland. freight to Manchester through ailairs to elected representatives 10*,year-old brother, Richard. The at Sing S in g ... AFL-C'IO Pres­ Kreyslg before Aug. 15 which led ' ____ nttomlng. He was bom O n . 8.1008. Radar Station New Haven even before the Au­ 26 Grove St.; Richard Martin. 33 of Its dealers.' ^ WAIT to Mrs. Silverstein's. action. STATE ARMORY brpthers parted at a dry cleaning ident George Mcaney accuses Na­ WILUAM KANENL the son of, Willie and Jesse Davis, gust flood, but Watkins said in an effort to clarify, the In­ t Harvard (Rd.: Diane Cosgrove. 142 "I' would *feel far more opti­ establishment where Frank tional Association of Manu­ SHOES ENi>ERTiv and AUTOMATIC D b VILBISS AU NIGHT ^ WlUington. yesterday a direct freight route mistic if four other men - the tent of the hearing and stating his High St., Rockville; Mra. Helen' stopped io drop off a suit belong­ facturers of campaign to destroy REASONABLY REPAIRED Contractor BuHdar He is survived by his - mother, Just. Scratched through Boston would eventuall.v Bengtson. 87 B,i.erton St.; Jan-es chief executives of StiideHaker- ing to his father. labor unions. remarks were not to be recorded Jesse Davis. W illin^n: his wife benefit the railroad as well as Bickford. 22 Green Hill St.; Allen Packard, Chrysler, Ford and Gen­ The father said he knew of no for the Board's deliberations. Ally VAPORIZER 6.95 Anna Mas Davis; one son, John. Eastern Connecticut. He ba.scd Stegnian, Glastonbury: Philip Ba- eral Motors Corporations were MARLOW^ Raymond Johnson conferred with ; m . Ml 3-7773 Rockville; a daughter, Mrs. Lyhn (CkMUzoed Iram Page One) reason for his son to run away, To get more milk Into .your this on his prediction that the de­ lancea-u. Ellington: John Cos­ to give voice in this room and «h- although he often had expresaed a meals, serve creamed dishes, such •HOE REPAIR \ A lly. Pomerantz on the issues in­ ' BUY YOUR POUO TICKETS HERE Evans, Rocky Mount. N. C ; four to St. John’s Newfoundland after mand for direct service would in­ grove. Mansfield Depot; Mrs. Paul­ dcr oath, to their belief In a fac­ Lower Street Floor Level volved and finally concluded ” lf ; brothers, Frank. Arthur, John, all desire to visit friends in Port as creamed eggs, craamed chicken crease greatly a.s this part of the ine Re aviel. 55 Conway R d ; tory-dealer philosophy along the you question this Board's author-1 LIFE lllllIjmilMillll f ± o f WiUtngton, and Oliver, of Ari­ calling at the to'wci;. Chester. N. Y. and creamed corn. , 'The Coast Guard in New. York State continued to grow. lines of that to which Mr, Rom­ ity to take any action in thla mat- | Cem plefe « in I Prompt IpMon Sorvi zona; three sisters, Mrs. John Fitz, Thomas Vaiciiilis.’'Ellington; Wil­ said seas apparently were running Other Conipialnta ney has committed the American ter, the application should be wlth- Btorrs. Mrs. Everett Mason and liam Crawford, 179 Maj ie St.; four to aevpn feet high In the The Tnicmi'i>tlon of service on ■ Wesley Smith. Wapping;- Mrs. Mbtor* COrp.," Bell aaid. drawn." Mrs. Ruth O’Keefe, both of Wil- .vicinity of the tower, with snow the line that runs from Hartford "But Until all five of those men Highest Vote Getter Will Be Queen O f The Polio Ball lli^on; and eight grandchildren. Elizabeth - Rudin. Laurel Manor Atty^ Pomerant* said fbr ' the and northeast winds of 14 knots. through Manchester, Willimantic Convalescent Home; Lawrence have anndunced, and implement­ record that from the Information WESTOWM He was a member of the Kusci- and Putnam to Boston has already ed. such a philoedphy, I submit GARDEN usako Club in Rockville and a .Monniere, 17 Hazel Rt.; Linda he had received "Kreyslg told her p h a r m a c t A ^ lA C K S »r.r WHAT’S "tIi a t drawn complaints from a number .Moriartv. 121 Hemlock St. that the men whom I represent (Mrs. sAverstein) she could qrect member of that club’s fish and Bridgeport, Conn. i.Pt—Police of quartera. General .Manager have no recourse other than to CENTER w umr^MUifumnm Hartford Road— (Comer of McKee)'— Tc]. MI 9-9946 game division. AD-MITTEI TODAY: George thla building without obtaining a said John Green. 46, didn't have a Richard Marlin recently added his seek, legislative actlon.^'^ / Incomplete funeral arrange­ Hanseman 388 Oakland St.; Linda • Batteries driver's license after' his car ran criticism to that of the Chambers Panclera. 187 Maple St. M o n r o n e .v" asked Bell If he ments am in charge of the Burke Into a wire service pole, ’’I've been of C o m m e r c e of Manchester, thought "the use of unsound in­ ON Funeral Home, 27 Park St., Rock­ ,, BIRTHS YESTERDAY: A" son • Hearing driving aro\ind here and in the Waterburv and Windham. stallment credit" in the purchase ville. to Mr. and Mrs. Philip Cafro. ,57 Aid Cords South for 30 years ' and nev-ar In addition. Representative Drive F; a daughter to Mrs, and of cars was attributable In part to Seely-Brown has asked the Inter­ knew I needed a license,", they Mrs. James GalDint, 489 E. Middle what the Senator called "the silly BULBS Im til . FIm Fhanmcy in your new . quoted htrii as saying. state Cohimerce Commlsaioh and race" between Chevrolet and Ford ( j n / d f io f id Colorful Trim the State Public Utilities Commis­ Tpke.: a son to Mr. and Mrs. Mal­ nssi CENTER'SIVEET colm Biizzell. ' Pearl St.; a daugh­ to be first In s»lea. TEL. MI 9-MII4 ANDERSEN CASEMENTS sion ho make ^proper Inquiry" In­ "I think there can be no doubt to the question of when . service ter to Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Garey. BUY ONE AT THE REGULAR PRICE An Air df Elegance 42 Seaman Circle: a daughter' to about It." Bell replied. He added would be restored, i ^ th at-It had not been beneficial to FlNLMfxFIiarmMi OVER THE SINK . ] Both Marlin and Seely-Brown Mr. aad Mra. Gerard Blanchard. RECEIVE ONE MORE FOR ONLY 1c S9S EAST CENTER ST. biSCHAR'jED YESTERDAY: dealers nor to the cdlintry as a ! raised the taaiie of what they saw whole, . ‘ 19 TEL. Ml 9-0806 Mrs. Barbara Williams. 160 Birch MAKE as -the railroad's apparent intention Bell said that "prflt.v soon we PAPER WHITE to drop aervue on the line with­ St.: Mrs. .M.-iry M.Veri. 25 N. Elm SJ.; plane Nls.sen. 52 S. Hawthorne are going to have to pay for our out the hearing normally required follies of the past two .vears." . AMARYLLIS GLOXINIAS /! SAVE by either the ICC or the PUC. St.; Mrs. .Margaret Haberern, 27 NARCISSUS Norwood St : Mrs. Silvia ciildreth. Monroney said some hew car | YOURYEAR financing was of "an Alice-in- I Each 16 Silas Rd.; Kevin Adamson. 2.50 ra (h 69c 2,.,r0e 25c Spring St.; Mra. Patsy Wheelock, Wonderland type," While he was j 10c , 69 Charter Cak St : Georg* Jones. in California last month, he aaid. 0. '20 Public Records 2 K o r^ 2 -8 0 For 112 -N'. Elm St.; William finlgg, he had aeen ads offering *1,000 for I 2r„llc' 2 26c used cars on a trade-in 'plus *300! SAVINGS SU Andove •; Robert Igr.atowlcr 33 Warrantee Deeds Vernon Avj., Rockville; Mrs. Doro­ In cash for Chriatmsis shopping if i Mark W. Hill and I,ena M. Hill a new car were rbought before j . . . Start saving of Sovings and Loon naxt pay day and onjay Hit ^ thy Bonan and son, 17 Woodland ! Christmas. 1 1- to John A Craig and Helen M. St.. Rockville: Mr." Elizabeth En­ many eonvanioncas and boniHits a sovings oecount hWs will ghra you ! Craig, propertv at 106 Prospect St. right and daughter,. South Coven­ I Monroney said that in talking to I : .Margaret S. Burbank to kllis W. 1 car dealers privately Ijj prepara- j ANYONE Can Have a GREEN THUMB try: Andrew Hall, Oak I»dge; I Holmqulst and Helen 1. Holmquist, I tion for hla hearings, he had'found WhcHitr your gordtn is a groonheuso, a window sill or a sunporch, fust fol> Doi'othca Henrlque.". 129 Lodr.iis ■ mauv who blamed the t’hevrolet- i properly at. .19 Whitney Rd______St.; Mr*. Harriet Spencer and son. Your-Favinff87are linnired Bir to I Irene Whitmore Cheney to'Howell rFord contest for abuses in th ^ low a fow simpj# raids, a littio eoHimon sdnSd and lid r iiin g n i^ mb* .50 Thomas Dr.; Elaine Prior. 26 auto busines.". $10,000 b.v the Federal Savings j Cheney, propert.v on Forest St. Birch St.; Mrs. Ruth' DesJardins. tokos. i„ lease |- - t'nntrlbiiteil to Bootlegging and lAum Insurance Corporation. 64 Wedgewood Dr.: Mr*. Gloria After Chevrolet had held the , 1. WHEN SHOULD THEY BE WATERED? I Main ,St. Corp. to Slate of Con- Bedurtha, 132 Welherell St.; Mrs I necticut E-mplo>'ment Office, office lead in industry- sales for aboul'^ 2. PLANT FOOD^WHEN. HOW OFTEN? apace at *06 Main Si. for two year* Theresa Miller, Graribv. two decades, it wa* challenged You hovs complstt and 15 days from Jan. 1 at *660 a DISCHARGED TODAY: Mrs heavily by Ford in 1954. The out- 3. BEST TEMPERATURE? Georgette Bantiv, 1.4;Church St.: savings frtodom — William ! year. pbme , wa* so Close both sides 4; MOIST OR DRY ATMOSPHERE? Marriage IJcenses Clarke Ruby. W ist WlUington: claimed victory, using different Robert Arnold Glidden. Amston, Mrs. Bar lara Heinold, 4 Har'. ard seta of figures. S. WHAT AMOUNT OF LIGHT DO THEY NEED? YORJR I and .Marilyn Dennis Johnston 35 Rd.; Mr*. Winifred (Wright, Mil Chevrolet was vlclonou* last I LU(?ien St , Jan. 2*. South Methodist ford, Maii.e; WllllAm Hanson, 234 j year on the basis of unofficial 1 Church. . Green Rd.: .Mrs. Helen lohnson | fi|fures, although Ford was Won't You Let Us Help You Sava ony omount Light up your kitehon! UghtOR your .work! Andorson Wood Cosamonf ' Harry Joseph Adarna Jr., Meri­ and daughter. 84 Cooper St.; Mrs. j* rlbse second. Sovt onytima . . Solos Roprasontativa VYinddws int light oRd air In . . . giva you a viow from, tha ream yog Svivia HOIfrick, den; and Rose Marie 'Hence, ,21 14 Westminister The Oklahoma Senator said it sptnd ta muek |fin« In.' Z' . Drive F. Feb" 1, Church of the-As- Rd. appeared to him that the race WE SUGGEST tHE FOLLOWING • o f 1 sumption. contributed to car "bootlegging.'” TO KNIT Herbert Charles Walker. Pomp^ Bl’Mi.VNIN SEEN RESTING or di.-icpunt sales by regular deal- Out-swinging cosomsnts aNaw on .. o Fern 0 Wax Begonias ' colors that are ironed on. e.Ve-catching jacket for yo.ur own .Princeton St., * i;4 0 0 ;/ Eugene I l»on, Porter St., *900;> Eriiest ,Noake at not appeared at any public - POTTING SO IL-^OTS — FERTILIZERS ovor your sink. ' ~ yards of 35-inch; bolero 1 ting directions: stitch ilustrationa; man," the .Benator said. * ! ~ Thoildlih-9 AM to 8 PM 211 High .St,. *550. Harold A. function* since Jan. 8. "The dealer told me his com- ! yard; transfer included. matierial requirement*. Loiighery at 15 ColumbliS St., PLANTERS — DISH GARDENS — STRAW FLOWERS. Rend 25c in coins, your name, petilor had built up l\js sales by ' For this pattern, send 35c -in *800. , • , BIG CITY ANONYMITY coina yoiir name, address, size de­ addre.sii and the. pattern number bootlegging. But he went pn to!, 3.36 NO. M AIN ST. New York ij’i—:Gary Cooi^er, ssj-, 'next month, I’m going to he ' sired, and the pattern number to to .AN.N'E CABOT. THE .MA.N-> BILUHD ARREST visiting here from Hollywood, rays WILD BIRD FOOD-FEEDERS Call ML9-M85 BCE BURNETT. MANCHESTER CHESTER EVENING HERALD. the biggest bootlegger in the Slate : 9-6263 he has the solution to the problem of Oklahoma, because I'm never | TEL. Mi EVENING HEBAID. 1150 AVE. 1156 AVE. .AMERICA.S, NEW Tuc.'jon, Ariz. t/Pi'Manuel which hai hts moat movie stars in \ a m n g s & AMERICAS. NEW YORK YORK Sfl, N. V. ' ~ going to get another letter like I g a r d e n or JA 7-0171 Celaya reported a iobbery in a New York—hov to keep fronf be­ that.’" • . ' " V V ^ c ! Open Daily 7 A. M. to •and-'25 cents today for your Still available-rthe Needlework tavern, but he was the only one ing mobbed by well-wishers. Say* Monrpney said he believed the HOWARD^S 5 copy of tha Spriqg A Summer '56 Album printed in attractive colors. I ▼ I JL Mr n E li MM 9 CENTER Soo our choico solactian P.M. IncluditiffWad. arrested. He was hooked on a Cooper; . ChevroJel-Ford race also had con-I Mipuheiter-Savwgi & iR n itssociatkM-IOOl IlM Afternoon and Saturdays a d ifip a o f cur Complete pattern It contains 56 pages of Iov.el.v. de- drunkenness charge after hA ex­ "I Just walk down the street, magaalne Baaio Fashion. It’s filled tribilted to "egtrelncjy loose credit! MANCHESTfiR-VERNON TOWN LINE— DEL. KlI 9-2623 SiHP Ctvter ;Yi"9^i^ o f Iota modal usod algna—pliit 3 gift pqtternsi dlrec- plained to police that sonveone had minding my own business, and,no­ terms" under which he said some UntU Noon wlus amart, aa«y to aew detlgna, Uona printed m book. Only 25c a robbed him of "threq/four-dollar body ovar notices.' But Uia 'big NEXT TO BRUNNER’S— ACROSS FROM GARRITY BROS. • . Bleef ' Itesaa from A to Z-Z-Z facial Psaturaa. v copy! can noW ar* being sold. | biUa and four-three-dollar bUla." thing: 1 don’t wear dark gloaaaa." Romney, told tha aubcommlttM.' 1 / *' . .. ' .1; ' f r-K.. .. \ - ■ I .. lii V:. J ^ \ MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN,, fftlDAY, JANUARY 20, 1956 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN., ’ FRIDAY. JANUARY 20. 1956 PAGE ELEVEN PAGE TEN me with a puny complaint Ilka la a Ilttla paach and Bowers SchDOl will take cart of h o i^ followed. It was left -srith the Women's League, under the ------/' Antwtr to Pfviou> Punl> WKMB-S89 LfOcal Teacliers proportlea, Mra. Martian Lynch Prescut Reports ijyf building committee from the chairmanship of Mra. Eleanor BUGS BUNNY that T , WOTH—181b and Teas' (FLaary x t WaiMaU Board yt Trustees to looli Into the Martin, president. ( WADDAMA ICNOWI Baigaafit (calmly)—No, air. I'd What tha youiigar/ganaratlon la Blonki to Fill m WOOO->ltM Daily Radio Bit Plan to Present^ School will be in charge of coa- To Parishioners matter of ocqulriiig adjacent land, THCy'ITE ALt Sense and Nonsense sand for you. la .coming to, moat fraquantly, la tiimea speech therapist Phyllis and to come up with concrete sug­ EMEROENCY GOIN'INTA to cat.—O. Norman Collla in WDRO—1988 Eaetera Standard Ttow W n c —1089 Okoomlan will - handle make-up. gestions by x'arch 31. All the avaraga man aaka of Ufa Satavepost. < At Church Here Clean Sidewalks, OIL lURNER EUMre; sIOin t! While hiisbapds read the morning ACBOU INovallit, Musical Comedy Paul Pinkbeln of Bowora School Mra Barbara R. Becketr, choir Flril Commuter — Why are you • » _____ director, submitted an excellent re­ at,'the station at thia unearthly news Andre — IRn fouomns proemn achoduiaaBaiO^ and Calvin Fish of Robertson will SERVICE E3 1 Gom to tht 4 Smooth .M aimUaK Party take caro of lighting, and William port'of her work with the chancel Seheiidcl Warns ‘ lOUr? Their wives take things for- am auppUad by tha radio managa- "Fun for yonr money" la the Fred O. Slawson, chairman of O BY DICK TURNER 5 Door— — Freeman of Hollister will be re­ choir and the bo>’s' and girls' vest­ ^cond Commuter — Well, you grunted. CARNIVAL manta and am auhjact to changt widifc^iSS MuMe Hiotto of the' llVnchaiter Educa; the Board of Trusteos of the Sec­ —r. a. Kernan t Thank you, • AKcndcd WTIO—Luna sponsible for ushering. ed choirs. Russell J. Elliott, chair­ CALL see. I can never remember all the without Bottco. w gDBC—My 5 C -r Son Jeep tlon Aaan. In building up iU achol- ond Oongregational Church, Inc., man of the music committee, pro­ CTilef Herman O. Schendei iasued things I’ve forgotten till I got to TSoon Ownttr Spy A variety of between-act num- a' warning today to property own­ W ILLIA M S • From — to g Ont^elled iiaa- -■ i •ilA- arshlp fund for young people go­ bera, still In the planning staga, callod the annual meeting to order posed that approclat,lon of Mrs. .the station, so I have to alio* for The bashful bride whispered to worst . WBATf—Muate Hcrcbaat last evgnlnjlr Following the opening Beckerla w'ork be shown through ers, their agents, or building oc­ plenty of time to go back for them. her husband as they entered the organism WUUU—Moum lUyiM • WHAY-Polka Party ing into training aa future teach­ will draw upon further acting and OIL SERVICE • • II Seed vtfstl prayer by the Rev. Arnold W. an increase of 9300 a year, which cupants to clean their sidewalks, I hotel: • Pantomime WKIfBL%ewst MaUnce w S S fc S * ” "'"* ers. Iiutead of asking for contrl- singing ablllUaa among local tn- "or some arrests will be made.’’ It Italian river dancer WTlC>^ItapplDrts WTIC—Lnna Ranger Toaor, Sherwood G. Bowers was was voted by the mooting. The colt trotted up to the mu­ She- -Jack. dear, let's try to 48 Musical WDRO-Recbrd Shop butiona, tha teachera’ aaaociation structora He said he has ordered patrol­ M l 9 ^ 5 4 8 it tual window at the track and 14 Ctktt and 10 Toward the ^Changes WDRC—Youra Truly Cather Qranatrom, principal of electsd moderator. Slawson re­ Deacons, officera, committee make the other people think we've passage WGTU—WazwoiiB V ' WGTU—Counter. Spy mained on the platform to aniwer men hero tq canvass the town and- neighed. been married a long time. .sheltered...... tide,i t Performed a n a - ^ ■ l>3»- la putting teacher talent into a Bowen School, .la aerving as co­ chairman and varioua commissions 47 Western state .WHAT-Mutte Merchaat WHAY.LPolka Party questions and explain his own re- elected to servo the churck dur­ report thoso sldew-alka as yet Colt — I want a »2 ticket on He-rAI) right, honey. But do 18 Radiant iln —----- asas aa 30 ChillH WCiXS-RMurd Revue hilartoua muaical comedy, 'lOrand- ordinator for the multlplo activl- not cleared. ehargy .doornail / 31 Simple of the Union WTIC—National Fan Oub ^ rt, that of the minister and those ing 1958 are: ’ myself In the third. you think'you can carry both suit 48Spoke WKNB—Request .Matinee WORC-3Ut Precinct faUiefa Secret," to be preaeated Uea involved In the production. Man Behind the Window — cases ? 17 Meadow la Makat amahda33 Sall^t( WTIC—Wldoer Brown WGTU—Offbeat of other, officers and committee Mrs. William Lawr, clerk; Alfred A w-arning to comply .with the 50 Inaeela WDRC—Record Shop liU - ' at the Waddell School on Satur­ chairmen, all of v.hich were mi­ town by-lawa concerning snow re­ What? II Choose JO Turning part 35 Moods/ WGTU—Waxworks Drlggs, treasurer; Richard Howes, 51 Vnaapiratod WHAY—Polka Party day, Feb. 11. meographed and ^'Istilbuted to the church School board; Ed Coughlin. moval on sidewalks will' be given ■ S j Coll — Surprised to learn I can Newell Orinell, of Rochester, N. II Tangled j j Uncovers 40 t:sa- WTIC—National Fan Club talk 7 JlJepanese city J4 Uneaten paO 43"k-ntnot, 52 Poems WHAV—Betty Ktmball WDRC—net Precinct Not only tha dialogue, but the Car Skids on Ice more’ than ISO mrmbora of the K. K. Kuhney, James Marr, audi­ Arst, ho said, and If Ignored, the. tkemwu imm/s soLom Y.; Grinnell Newel, of New York 55 . sweet WCCO—Record Revuo .X WOTH-OfIbeat . w or^ ai^d muale of IS aonga for church who attended the meeting': tors; Mrs. George Borst,' music person respoiuilble will ^ arrested. Man — “No, I Just don't think City, and Mrs. Albert" Newell, of 33 Female rabbit of an apple . WKNB—Request MsUnee f i t s - - ^ • eomHkimm you can win. 34 Vehicle SSImItalcd 45qduches as apple cider” WTIC—Pepper Young WHAY—Night Watch "Grandfather'a Secret,” were writ­ This oltmlnated reading reports committee: Mrs. Nellie Bradley, Penalties against 'a property Grinell, Tex., all registered In the WDRC—Record Shop , . Hitting Pole, Tree and expedited the buslnesa BMsion. 37 English nurse WTIC—Salute to Elaenhower Dinner ten by Sylvia Clafflln of the Bow­ • h'- Flower committee; Mrs. Steven owner, hla agent, pr a building oc- oRinstm ouesH orr- Key Biscayne Hotel. Miami, the WGTU-Wazworb WDRC—Jack Canon ers School. In the acUng-aIngtng Judging from verbal statements F'earl, secretarial committee; Mrs. nipant failing to clean or sand .at; The angler had Just landed a same week.— Margaret V. Waters. 39 Neat r r r \ r r r a:«a— WGTH—Night Music ROOM AND vou u eu fm tr / WriAY-Betty KunbaU • :M — r cast will be music supervisors Ico roraalning on Hartford R8- by Pastor Tozer and. others, the Mary Taylor, historian..... icy sidewalk In front of hla busi­ flsh when the inquisitive woman St. Petersburg. Fla. 33 Can — WCCC—Reco^T&vue 34 Selection ij WHAY-NIght Walrh ' Martha White and Helen Nicoli; year 1955 was a most auccessful The meeting was preceded by a ness or home may run to |20, ac­ R R A u z e m v chanced to pass. r a WKNB—Requeat Matinee WTIC—Salute to Elaenhower Dinner as an aftermath of Tuesday's snow one for the church. Woman — Oh. that poor little 38 Edit .{ WTIC—Woman . WDRC—Bing Croaby Marian Mcbagan of Bowers bountiful supper- prepared and cording to the by-laws adopts in Experience la that wonderful WDRC—Record Shop storm caused on, driver to skid The reoor( of 'he clerk, Mrs., 1946. / fish! 37 Lathe operator r WGTH—Night Music School; Nathan Joy, principal of served by the different- groups of something that enables you to rec- ,/ WGTU—Waxworka • i * A - Lincoln School; Charles ReatUe Into a curbing, rioochet across William Law Jr., ind.cated an in­ Angler — Well, madam, if he'd oginze a mistake when you make 31 Correct copy 8:aa— WUAY—Polka Parlv kept his mouth shut he wouldn't 39 Stalk 8” Vi S) WHAT-Record Rodeo WTIC—National Fan Club of the high school; Arthur lAllme, Hartford Rd„ and hit a pole and a crease of 77 mem’ wri during the It again. / WCCO—Record Review past year and 37 baptisms. Three have gotten into this trouble. 41 Fruit drink 1 WDRU—Amna n Andy Lincoln School; Charles Beattie of tree early this .^morning, police a li . WKNB—Request Matinee WGTH—Night Music the high achool; Arthur Lallme, members were claimed by'death. The major lofiked up from his 42 Stitch / / WTIC—Newa •l«A- said, . 44 Pothers . i ' WDHO-Newa WHAY-Polka Party director of Audio-Visual Aldy iri Mrs. George F, Borst, Cradle Mumble Jumble desk at the sergeant and snapped: F tt> n $ so. ST WGTU—Bob and Ray WTIC—National Fan Club all Mancheiter schools; Barbara He was Dominick Ventura, 45, of Roll superintendent, for a nuinber Thera's Beautiful. COKOR Major--Now. really. I ask ymi. 48 Armor pfrt • :ia - WDRC—Amna n Andy 198 RldHdge Bt., who- was unin­ .The breakfast table Is a place W WHAY-Record Rodeo Jones of the Bowera School; and of years, --eported a total enroll­ Where conversation's shunted. ih civilian life would you come to 49 Viking j r V ia a WGTU—Night Muale jured In the crash. Investigating chieftain WtjeO-Record Review lliM - Mark Krlstoff of Barnard ilkhool. ment of 73 bablea and tots under WKNB—Requeat Mallnea WHAY—Night Watch Patrolman Samuel Maltempo esti­ four. Mrs. Borst '.-ho ha bean ill In Your 19S6 IS Ear (prefix) }i WTIC—1080 Radio Lana WTIC—Fight Orchestral mi'iaic for the per­ mated damage to his car at 1350. 14 Contented ' WDRC—Record Shop WDRC—Romance alooda formance will be provided by four for some time, warml; thanked OUR BOARDING HOUSE with MAJOR HOOPLE i WGTU-Bob and Ray WGTH—Neva Roundup The policeman said Ventpra’a all who hau remembered her In BY J. R. WILLIAMS II Dangerous W :IA- ■ music directors; G. Albert Pearson car was headed west, skidded on OUT OUR WAY ----- MfCrew 'tvHAY-Buburban Bercnadt and William Vadera of the high various'.waya. i WHAY-Night Watch ice east of Elm St., went across The total nrollment of chi'dren 1 MOST A Direct *1^ 17 Knotted K WCCC—Record Review WTIC—Cavalcade of SporU school, Robert Johns of the ele­ WKNB-Requeat Matlnea WDRC—Romance Moods mentary schools, and Mrs. liee Hartford Rd. and -hit the south at present Is 359. Every gvailaMe BEsoce 1 arrnooucE tvr I0E5CE,*40ANT OF SIMPLE ^ II Skin disordt Tfrf WTIC—1U8U Mdio Lana WGTU—Night Muale / curbing, bounced, and went off the r r C.sAD,MARTMA. TMW gLUODlNS BlI»- 1 a /iuoiA -,, AtanpiiiJ/l utt a Dellert, formerly a local music space is used fo classes, even the RUSCO M EN WHO BUILT T>il*, FWWE*- flMON-— 5TANDII46 HERE 19 Exclamatk ■ r IT 8 WDRC—Record Shop MiS*-- ZAKO WE WAp IMPCiSONED ME WGTU-Bob and Ray north side of the mad Into an,,open tower rooms. Double sessions, or You, too, will be sold on FUL CRANE, t WOOLP LIKE ARMED TO TME TEETM , 80 Icelandic i WUAVe-NIU Walei' supervisor and now in Glaston­ Combiriofion V^ndows oitd Doors TO OO INTO THE R a w A AT TMt MOME of a FPtEsSO/-*- n % WTIC—McGee and MollU bury. fleld. Just befptre the automobile renting- spaci for classrooms ont- any deal you' make with ■ fT -T M ’ OEVELOTMENT WITH A SKILLST an d l i o sagas u *' AY—Suburban Serenada WDRC—Mmida fni Romance stopped it sideswlped a utility pole \4tAY JOV FOR TMeSE TiRED EVES WCCC—Record Review WGTH—Night Muale Mrs. Helen Skinner, whose high lide the church building, will be CALL FOR ESTIMATE GORMAN MOTOR SALES. PROM TM' PRV p o l e s o p NOT PLAVIN6 A 30Wi4 TK. tie. UA SM. cai 81 Observi WKNB—Today in SporU I#:-- arid then a tree. Police brought necessary. CVmsIderable discussion ANCIENT TIMES TOTH' TO COME HOME and Bf HOlD VOuCj SmsifIR, SNli.lM. n school drama groups 'have won FAMILIAK. LavAgLE;\/iSI7ANVT\ PHlLiPSOOSA MARCH DOWN i WTIC—IIWU Radio Lana t ^ A Y —Nile watch no charges. / on the subject of a new parish Our hundreds of satiafied WINPLAS5 OP t h e O l O OH VOJR HEAD WDRC—Record Shop WTIO-Sport Uigfallghia many State and NeW England A. 0. ARONSON, IlittriliHtir Agut OAKEN BUCKET--TH' “SELF AFTER .MV ORDEAL b* with Pr«ddl« nwr* efttn! u WGTU—Lea Paul and Mary Ford WDRC—Mooda Inr Komanes customers are your guar- BLOCK AN P TACKLCiTH* With ' “ I wish t knsw b wty to I Venl<(re 5T awards, will direct tha acting. The III f,4S54 • p— ::;iOC'vORRV OVER your tSpoken J t •:ta- WGTH-Dqnca Muale tee of a fair deal. PIRST CHAIN HANO c r a n e , It's to htrd to shew my indlff*r«nM to him wh«n I WHAY—Newa 11 : M - large chorus of pedagogues-in-a- T K FIRST OVERHEAD mv*r IiM himl" WCCC—Good Evening Good Muilo WHAY—Night Symphony new-light will be directed by mu­ .101 KITTLi. R«p,—Ml 9*04At ELECTRIC CRANE, u WKNB—Today In SporU WTIC—Newa sic supervisors Martha White and 1^52 lU IC K Etc - - • WTIC—Newa WDRC—New*: Almanac . "A Product nf the F. C RUSSELL OO.. CIcvcIaiM), Ohio" \ WORD—Newa WGTH-Newa , Philip Maccarone in singing and FOB MAXIMUM HXA t aad TROUBI4C FREE OPERATION 4-Door Sopor. Radio,Ri $ 9 9 5 WGTU—Newa lltlk- by Mrs. Cteb Livingston of Robert­ ___THE IARTLEn*MAINARD CO. Just Ctn BY AL VERMEER 8:15- WIIAY—Lady Nile h««(er, dyanflow. PRISCILLA’S POP - WHAY—Siioru Spotlight e: son School and Phyllis B o a k, : WEST HARTFORD, CONN. WCCO—Good Evaning.Oood Moslo 'muale supervisor. liT'dahi .PRISCILLA!!^ EVERVBODY WKNB—Serenada K W OT^tof* ai^'Ray H S 2 IH IC K . Li. OF TM' >•...... IT'S < ^LOVES MORSES, WTIC—Btrtctly Sporta f- ..... - U j * i - ' ...... Of the commlttea. chalrmT ISSNEAkiNf WDRC—J Zalman / ^ WRAY—Symphony In tbt (fight ready chosen, June' Marshal : KNOWS THAT S h a m c f u u ft! WGTU—Sport Light - W nC—Serenade Q R Rr m ^ RwE-Stokln >«f THESE WINOEAS5 TO s , K 8:Sa- WDRC-Cal Kolby Stvlctd PfompMy oRd EfFteiwitly -t h r o d s h t t o : ....WHAY.erO)lnner-JJaU...... -.WGTH—Dance. Muale------__ mn4 dyoaflow. \ $ 114 $ l ik e a l l t h i s THAT WCCC—Good Kveolpg Good Mum OENERATIONDID WKNUrSerenado/r^ WHAY—Symphonyrn the NIgbl ADD A FEW WTIC—fcmll Ooto' w n C —SUrItgbt Serenade T o T o p O W WDRO-Guv_ Loma nnardo WDRC—Dance Orcbeetra WROOEHT IRON 1951 lU iC K TS AN' NUTS WGTU-BIII Stein 84 E. WILLIS I SON, lie. 4 3-Door Special. C D O R I ANVTHINC,/. 8:«»- _ / - WHAY—DInn/r Date FI8ftER5f AX GETS SHIRTS RAILINGS > K USSSST s m a i n ST. — p h o n e m i t - i m ^ All Occasions ■■ Radio aad heater. ^ O i w O WCCC—Good^Kvening Good Huile Chattanooga, Tenn. l/Pt—K thief } WKNB—Dinner Dale WTIC—Thiia BUI Nxtra using a four-hook fishing plug Caken and paatidaa with WDRC—!ytw«ll Thomaa landed 21 dozen work ahirts. Worth PORCH COLUMNS that home-made flavor and 1950 RUICK\ WGTH—Meet tha Artlat 4-Door. Radio aad 1:t about |400, front a clothing store. HAND RAILS 0ven-fresh goodness. Make It 'S a WlIAY/-Uncore Theater' Henry Sear, the store owner, said heater, dyanflow.\ . sox: OF the Rihd o f WCC(>-GtMaL klvenlng Good Muile the Irian tore a hole In the roof and PIPE GUARD RAILS dn occasion really siKcial HE LIKES WKNB—Evening Serenade used a length of stout line to lower with our^ superior baked THE HAND-ME- WTIC—Aniwer Man WDRC—Curt Maaaey the plug repeatedly Into a pile of .WIN My Cor Start goods! 1949IUICK \ t-t* WGTU—Fulton Lewie Jr. ahirts without ever entering the VALLEY WELDING CO. 4-Door Sawr. \ BY V. T. HAMLIN 1:14^ Phone Glastonbury ME S-9I1S Tomorraw MOfniRq? Radio and heater, ALLEY OOP In Business BY RAY GOITO WHAY—Encore riieater building. The lure was found on COTTON WOODS WCCC—Good Evening Good Muale ^ h a floor apparently where the Call Today—OUl CoUect dyoaflow . why, SHORE! 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THE Deadline Tonight to File for Women’s Event Herald Angle Russia Seen as Seripus Threat in Winter Olympic Games

EARL W*. YOST Lehman Given Good Chance Blood Flowed Freely in Qiampionship Bout Nelson Main Speaker Piston$i Lcadj 'Hirep f:)nlrieH in H am iicap D uck PinToifrnam ent Total Pinfall At Gold Key Dinner Reds Set to Challenge »yKi(§ Spbrta Editor -Of sticking with Dodgers In NBA Loop 'Event at Rec; New Bfiltnln, Jan. 90 DPI — r.%CT» ’is’ F1017RES -.-ahortly In thla City of Village Nila V. (Swede) Nekwa of Roe- Big Four Past Winners Interesting facta and figures on Charm. Jack la a graduate of the , Brooklya Dodger* (TUM «f « (^don't appear ready. Neither do any ton wUl be the epenker at the NowSV^Gamcsj [oil Tomorrow the great race horae Naahua'a'dai- Univeraltv of Connq ticu t. . . Bas- . Serie* M Major Leafua IlMide*) of the catchers. Thompson did hit MUiilfil.Gold'9l*r Dinner of the ly medu were diaclosed In a recent ketball official Al oman of New .313 at St. Paul but th* Sl-ycar-old Connectlout Sporta Writer* Alll- Cortina D'Ampeaao, Italy, Jan. 20 Id’)— TTie Ruaaians have a repu­ I'iPAs <2) issue of Sport. The average four* Britain is an undertaker in the New York, Jan. 20 i;9)--The Dulton ...... 117 M bespectacled receiver knocked in •nee at the YVaverIjr Inn In ' tation for not entering International sports competition unless thfiy N «w York. J«n. 20 .Cl Thr way ....._ ...... •‘rt W onight at 9 o'clock Is the dead- year-old horse costs 84.a day to; Hardware City f-. . Spectators at* World Champion Brooklyn Dodg- only 38 runs and hit only three dteahlre nest Monday night. think they can win. And next weak's Winter Olympic*, Ruaaia’a first, tht OOtir three te«m.« in the Weet- turkinirion ...... I'A*. keep. Nashua'a dally bill runs; tending the Sportsmen's and Boat , era, faced with the probable loM of home runs in 121 games. Napoli ..... 1J!« \V2 line\for entriies for the Women's During the eventhg gold ke>-* epperently arc no .exception. With six days remaining' before th* em half of the National Baaket- v „ ; ...... >>h - 0.7 Han. cap Bawling Tournament about 140 a day. i Show which opens Saturday at the World Series'hero Johnny Podres and Olaon need more experience. wID he awarded to Vnuik Roes 'to the Army, art'pinning their 1956 Gamee gel under way In this Alpine village, ^en conaervativa ball A*an. are playinR. the Fort whlch\wlllhlch' be held Saturday after* Considered the finest race horse Hartford Armory will have an op- Aside from Lehm%n, the-best of of Hartford, ontatandlag Onn- appraisals of Russian strength concede the Soviet* six gold medals. Wayne Piaton.a ahould win the cli- Toialr:T o t « l.< ...... v * m 4V2 14*m > In the country, Nashua naturally portunity to catch live brbok and hopes on Ken Lehman as a re­ the new pitchers appears to \ > t' .Mikerb (?) a noon a^d evening at the Weat Side aeotieut amateur golfer; Tad - That's more than some nations have been able to collect since th* visional title in a hreese. 2''4 gets extra special care. His feed; rainbow trout. A special 30 x*70^ placement for the lefthanded star. H a v o V v ...... M l ML' M, Rec Ian Hlaton, the 26-ycar-oId rigjit- Jonea of New Haveu, one Umr Winter Game* were inaugurated In 1924. The Pistons, of conise. are help- P i n t ! ...... 9 i '»v k l 27:) and bedding costa $2.90 a day. His . foot pond has been set up on the ' Lehman, pne of the 17 rookies hander who came from th* CWca- Klliilpt 111 ...... SH 93 2 S i ■ Twent^ftve bowlera have filed football coach at Vale Vnlver- .From whaf they've eeen of th*T‘ Injt :their own cause. Last niKht. lni*niini«\nf nartirinatin* in bill-18 $7.20 for ..every 24 I Armory floor and has been stocked who will ■ report to the Dodgers' go Cub* In the Russ Meyar/'xleal. Iw iilf'.v ...... J U ’ M 2 9f» :?69 ' training camp at Vero Beach, Fla., ■tty; and Praak MrOoivan, for­ Russian* tn warmup competition, they defeated the St Louis Hawks, i > r v i t ) i ...... 99 119 .lo l : ) i ‘4 four^camc ‘’" 'y , " '“ h thousands of legal-slsed trout, EHaton waa 17-6 at Los Ahgclea. mer nsajor and mlaor league particularly speed skating and akl the Western tall^endeis, 90-83.' small e^ lM ^ e fe? win Acksnsas' Fresh fish will be flown In* dally next month, comes well recom­ Harris waa 13-9 at Fort' Worth, Meriden All-Stars T •^ la Is ...... 4ii2 574 4»i1 ir.2tt baaeball player who I* now a Jumping, experienced observers Meanwhile, the thiid-plaie Min­ to tnvnr* f ^ lu^ifn * “ >6 Berkshire Trout Farm In mended. His work last year in the Templeton was 4-9 at.-St. Paul; neapolis Lakers dropped a 122-100 .International League wa* to out- aeout ter the Balltmore Orioles. figure the big four among the RnilFr* (3i the flvn ^ « h \ n r i» « Ti ^ Nashua drinks 10, Sheffield. Mn.ss.. to assure an am- Walz was 8-7 at Mobile and Dar­ Mr. Nelson, a graduate of Olympic nattorw - - Norway, the Beat Floors 44-35 decision to the Syracu.se Nationals I>« r im iiH * ...... 93 V7 27 ft m V I, I : e«llon* • 00 record, R(l I .\niy Plrkey Shirley Folhergitl Dorothy 4'owlea '' hurled alx wutouta including a Star* for three years. This team K'TKii.«on ...... l ‘ >:i MTi 2fki acoommmlate a greater niimberr^'and e.xerctse boy. Labor costs run | (^annel 30 when the was third in the niost valuable 124. the opening quarter and remained having won 20 of 38 games, L o w M a n - , ...... V I V7 79 249 - perfect seven'/inning game, com- played the Chkage Bear* and qut In front 36-30 at haKtlm*. A f­ List of Entrants ! j . j Minneapoli.s Inkers meet the New 'pleted 21 6f '32 starts and turned player voting in the Southern Tough to Predict ' Rochester is 18-23. 4ect him to make It this year but U.S. Nas-y at the Naval Acad­ eight minutes. second half, came to life in the ■ Montreal record of 53 victories and emy at Annapolis In World YY'nr among Ruasla'a team members is Three of the Meriden lads com­ T s a t dLn^o^^^^^ »*ason with 38 pol3,U 28 defeats. He apparently has they believe he can't mis* In 1957. just as tricky, since the Soviets fourth quarter. Trailing ” 8-77. the ! . 1 . I „ , . „ Tomorrow—Detroit Tiger*, I. He It a tnietoe of the New bined for 36 points while guard Pistons tied it on Oeorge Yardley s U l l I H U l t C l l L iO O D In 37 games. This has b«M a curbed the big weaknm whUm seem capable of pnxtuolng cham­ Clyde Richard caged 14 markers .III With Green Manor Pros rie. Hcbenstreit,w r i ? \ Helen Wilhelm ' «'-erv third ------Flash Eloi'de, his right eye badly cut, bounces a right off th* bloody nos* of featherweight cham­ Bedford Textile School, the and seconds later _ . „ , . I or fourth day, and has a day off long season for followers o f the held him batilt—wUdnes^ LMst Woat End Houee and the Crip­ pions out of nowhere. Many Rue- In a loalnir battle. Dot Cowles. Mary Ann Pazianos.' a ff,r every race Indiana as the team got off to a - year he walked only 75\^’hile pion Sandy Saddler In the 9th round of their scheduled 15 round title fight 11! San- Francisco, Jan. 18. Sian' champions barely become Yardley put his club in front for rhRM MK LKAtil'K. pled Children’* Hospital School ^Mteri4fa A ll«s n Standings Ruth McIntosh. Audrey Fred. Edna His stall is cleaned «yery poor start and has been liy the cel­ .striking out 12Q in 241 innfri^ Saddler won by a TKO In the 13th round when th* referee etopped the fight becaue* of Elorde'e cut eye. familiar to weatern official* and r Ft». good with a .. Playlnjf hnut to thf WorcfAtcr, • avcragefl 90.9> points h f;Am^ to . .. Pftb'Tii’ Ui ...... Big Mike Sonekak in Canton. He la n former, Denlelt, f ., W L Pet: fUvo^ ’ .. h:i hothergill, Amy , i^iorning, the dirty straw changed lar since the early weekV. Satur­ Imposing lis t (AP Wirephoto). athlates before they are pushed out Molloy. I . of the Hawks was high in the game, MaRR., .Th(1\ hhIpi*.h . .Sunday after-1 the opposition. The Pioa' ..A...... president ef the Oridiren CInh' of tight by ndwOomert. with 23 points while Mel Hutchins Fletcher Glass ...... 8 0 1.000 top performan(*e rame asainat the Tin I emi Ry m:! ,•'1 ' Ph'hey, Iran Crandall, Emma Ver-1 for a clean batch, and the manure day night the pace-s^ing Provi­ As usual, the Dodger* Will hat^ Halnen. f ., .500 at .3:ir» al the Veiplamk MeWarlliy ...... m loR Leader in Mexico ef Boelen. Still, Russia probably can axpect Peiroeke, f led Port W'ayne with 20. Wyman's Fuel ...... 4 4 Xaftville Shynia Club when they ...... IM lOK I'w r i l l ’” ’ *' HiViter, Betty Phillips.; is picked up four or five times a dence Red* meet tl>* Indians at an imposing list of heWcomers in 4 ..500 Annually the Boitoa Gridiron two gold medals—team and in­ Knell, r .... Johnny Kerr scored 14 Syracuse Keith's ...... ; ...... 4 iHcnool, me (iieen Manor Proa will (.halked up 110 talllea while their Pirk.v :. .c ... KV. HS sti 305 - Mary McCsrMiy and Vi Chapman. ’ day. the Coliseum. .The,67lh Boston A. ' camp. Back for another trial are -C9nb make* afi award named McCollum, cycle Shop ...... 1 7 .12.5 ManHirA|> K IS Re.servatlonX^ may be made by A stableboy once aaid, "He's got shortstop Chico Perhandez. second Sonity Hertzberg Names Top Players , / dividual—In the men'* erbee coun­ KravUi. 0 ...... j 0 10 points In a row in the third quar­ I atMt an linpaain^ lineup with each ' loweal mark waa 68 in the ex- A. track meet wilf be held Satur­ ijuana, Mex., Jan. 20 ...... » ' l" l■■ll■^ ■■■■HI I ■ III^ — » Hie “ Swede” Nelson Award to calling Mel Cushing at the W est' it better than me." , .baseman. Charley Neal, pitchers try and two more in the women's Vumbeck, | ..... 5 9 0 ter to put the Nats on their way .latnrter...... averaging in double lubitlon win over the colorful i Tnlnla ...... __ 49(1 511 493 1495 day. Jan. 28 at/ the Boston Gar- Merilories of two decades ago in one of the country’s outstanding croee country. to their victory over Minneapolis. Fletcher Glass stretched it* ' fljfUi-f... Forward.. Itnnnir Harris) Arthur Murray Girls at the , , Rlnrlf Maitlr 1Hi Side Rec after 6 p.m. j Nashfia should have life easier I den.. Scheduled to appear are Bob Darnell and Chuck Templeton, the fabulous Callente golf year* » e ? . J H' l>»’nj.ii » ii , . . ,..... m M.1 IM 3.12 catchers Charley Thompson and football pla.vers. Don Holleder Little Vladimir Kutin leads Rub- Syracuse clinched it with a 37- beaten skein to eight game* last | p(p„,)y vV'ally Wldholm sport I Armory. From the t.’i-foot line the ^ jHfob?' ...... ' m aa few horses have ever | such greats /ss hurdler Harrison ...... y^ M M3 2ti« Herb Olson and outfielders Gino are on^thing, but Immediat* re­ of Army was ttio 1955 wlniier. sla'a men in the croia country. Hla ToUU ...... i l 1 44 point spree In the final period as night with an easy .91-18 win over averages of 1.9.8 and 10.4. rc.sper-c.spec local* have converted 134 of 212 KusmikKufinilk ...... k2 90 172 ear er a million dollar* on | Dillard, The Negro ll.ash has sults ab^om ething else. New York Knickerbocker Scout rerMeaneed fleers JUt Soiiiriki ...... iu:i .. 9;i V5 2M , Cimoli, Dick' Williams and Bert toughest competition should come the Lakers were handed only their the Cycle Shop. In the second nvoty. Coach Geoige .yMItrliell's charity tosses |83 per l enl I w^iile Two (lloso Battles the race tracks, and certainly no compiled a great record on the Thus it ^ a today as huaky Mike R Fts, game In the Y Mi«Uet l*eague ! jpadinj} scorer,, hig Art Qiilinby , .Mf^’aiin ...... M'9 ^93 9ii 3V2 Hamric. Youngsters up for the from Finland's Veikko Hakullnen While, f .... third defeat in their last 11 games. the enemy has hit on 116 of 179 (IfFrimio ...... 10.1 lo:i I stableboy evei^caine close to col-j boards in Beantown over the past Seuchak, aiKengaglng and strap- and Arto Tifilncn, and Sweden'a HewlU, t ... phowevoPr-|)fot.-some Keith's upended Wymans cueli),,^ a 'hne 21.9 mark, this ' winter. foul shot* (6.9 per cent I. ;___ first time Include ; pitchers Don Camppseo^ I ... years, winning 36 preliminary ping younsi^inan of 28 led a. band J«fnhcrg.„th« .only.jnaa..Jo-_bfiat- consolation as George MIkan 18-127 ■ Tp-'’ laymaker... " ' ■ and " set shooter " .... Jimmy. Thii.>i far Green Manor ha* not ...... 492 sort ^ .Elston-, -BBI Harris and Bob- Wals/ R ates BlU Riis§e_U and S i G r^en B est „ . heats and 18 finals in as many tries. catcher Mike Napoli, inflplders, of hard ahefleV golfers into the HoYYeBigGuit Kufiti) in mora Man a y \ wound up wdth 15-pointa. his high­ Lightning :Lnniy. Bates and hu»-j^Aheatn. has. managed. : ; ^ l .taJllEs.4-shawn too jimch strength, .in^the ChfiiiKUy (#1 PrlncipaL apsakee at Monday's second round o f ^ e $12,500 Calt- by Hank Orzyh racked tip 40|in nine outings and teammate way of reserve power since Tilly Jlhi Gentile, Dick Gray and Jackie Anctthfir one or two—probabiy est output since ending his retire­ I.ilparrhlnu ...... X(i 71 hk Uh ■■ annual Gold I'.ey dinner >f the Con- Making a runswa.v of the East­ ente Open. New York. Jan. 20 (/P)—Sidney ment. Big George played only 13 points between them as the Glnss- Bobby Knight has averaged 16.8 ' Dubo.se, Jack Prelssner, Warner ...... H(H Kfi 97 272; .Standings \ _ necticut Sports Writers Alliance ’ Spears and outfielder Bob 'Wilson. two—gold medala seem headed for enee, c ...... o -d 0 Slhrin.x .., ...... k4 N i ern,'Hockey League the New Ha- In addition the _^Dodgera will . The 212-pound oh)ttime end for m im ites...... —-— ...... inen ovee^wared the-CycUstx. in marker* ^ Hejlhle.Arid Frank.Toro ha\ie com K9 254 ' V\’.^ L. Pet! (Sonny) Hertzberg, a Icout for the For Red Wings Russia In the speed skating. Balrh ...., ■:... ; .V i 74 • Mi3 b ■gen -Blades entertain Johnstown ... look at •evefaT''pH"ze cJiaTlels not Duke University h ^ a -seven- I it the opener. Roger Poe played a ’ Wldliulm buoala the tup . mark bined to average hut 4.'8 points a CrjtJuiaU ... k4 2*.l • 4 .5,55 considered to be one o; the top professlonar New York Knicker­ Sport Chatter Sweden's Siggo Briceaon, the Jftck’R Coffee Shop 5 4 .553 Sunday night at the New Haven currently on th* Brooklyn roster. under-par 65 .behind him and a Totals ...... U U 16 fine game for the lokeis. from the free throw line hitting contest. The quartet has al.so made men In the chicken and spaghetti bockers. today named this year's lean diatatic* man who upset th* ...... ’. 429 430' 447 l.Tiiti. NailEiff A i ITIM 4 5 .441 Arena. Pla.ver-Coach Don Per­ These include pitchers Ralph Mau- two-stroke lead over thV field to New York, Jan. 20 ()P)—Th* eay- Score St hell M-30 Meriden. The' nightcap was a dcfcn.slvp on 16 of 21 attempts or 7(B per 22 of . free t brows. circuit. Humorist Dimitrie Szep- top five colleg)e players aa All- Rutalana for th* individual world T«bu (41 la. T. Wood Co. 4 5 :444 ry's Blades hold s nine-point edge -riello ( Mobile i. Don Drysdale rely on aa he teed off overHhe par Ing tn the National Hookey League New Athletic Post i battle between two evenly-matched cent. Ahearn and Quimby, former Following Knllowing Suiiday'.-iMiiinay .a independentinucpenueni , m oiiih ...... K5 . 91 2»>0 troskeeklque;,: will also occupy the America of San DOUBLE STRIKE alleys will title In Moscow last February, la teams, with Keith's finally pre- teammates si tpc ' University of | tilt Green Manor returns to CCBL Oilva ...... IM2 Rl 277 over second place Washington.. (Montreal). Kel Waters (Fort 36-36— 72 yrtjuana Oountry\Club the past few eeaeone ha*- been "As favored >in the 10,000 meter*, but dais as well as little Jackie Far­ course. Francisco, of stage another Class B One Ball ! vailing over Wyman's only after Connecticut. are close behind i warfare Sunday, Jan. 29 'Electing , ...... 97 9H ;toi Four well-drilled teams ^i,ttled Best defensive basketball team in Worth 1 and Stan Williams (New­ Oordts Hows Goes, So Go ths De­ not In th* 5,000 or 1,500 meter To Be Offered Hill ..a...... 97 2-M rell of the New York baseball Yan­ Nearest to Souehak were Fri Puqueane, Tom Heinaohn of Holy ! a nip and tuck skirmish. dunking a respective 70 and 67 the New Britain Pacers in the ' pnkoikln ...... 9.1 Mil i I.1 .SI night m the Junior League at kees and the Res. Robert Keating, the nation among the major col­ port News), catcher Jim Williams Sweepstakes starting at noon to­ races. 77i* Ruaeiana are strong in Sport Schedule ■'’ ■the Ea.stj Side Rec for league (Newport News), shortstop Bob Slranahan.. 'Poledo, Ralph Cross. Ron Shavfik of North troit Red Wings." I FlFlFhrr per cent of Uieir free thrown. Hardware City, And on Sunday Catholic chaplain at the Meriden leges i.s the undefeated San Fran­ Carolina State and Lennie Rosen- morrow and continuing until Sun­ each, with world records in both. ; B V ri« aflernonn, Feh. .9 the loisla en­ 1 Totnl.^ ...... 470 4.'>7 469 1396 honors. Jack's Coffee .squeezed by cisco Don*. The West Coasters Lillis (ex-servtceman) and o'ut- quist of Glendale, Calif., and an' And because Howe is on a whirl­ Given Fair Chance HatmviKc, f ...... 4 1-2 9 Knight ban made ir$ of 29 trien ! School for Boys and the Cheshire ;h of North Carolina, day night. Cash awards will go to w in / ^ Jess Hill'* last year as !> while the youthful Harrin nhows tertain the strong New- York 11.. T. Wood in the first game 32- have permitted the opposition but flelder Don Demeter (Pueblo). amateur comer from Spokane, wind scoring tsar, ths Red Wings Ken Henry of Chicago, who won -f .1-A 21 Miracle (|> Reformatory . . . Johnny Azary, ertzberg has seen nearly all th* winner and also to th* bowler Saturdi^, ia * . E l ' foofball coach at the University Miil»rr. f .. (M> (> nine for 18. M-.r?V-v ...... 1.1.1 91 10(1 324 .30. 'The nightcap waswaa a terrlRtcterrllHf 52 points per game, .^ a t Biscaglia. Thf Dodger brass believes at Wash., Rod Funseth—all tied at 67. are heading upward tn the stand- one of the United States’ four gold Women'! Bowling Tournamint. • ;rxyh. r 1-4* 19 4*ary ...... game a* former ( olun.bia .University All- least three, perhaps four of . the th^oustsnding college players tn '.of/ Southern California. He •will , li An a team (tieen Manor han Armory. ....t..... 75 92 Ro 247 Hcdlund's Sport Center standout Notre Dame guard iast The trio, plus Souehak, were posting the beat single. Other ingfi. medals In the 1952 games at Otio 1:00—Weet Stdo Ree. ‘ Knff»n«’r. s . Ikl 1 rormlor ...... 74 91 102 267 outla.Mted America basketball star who later newcomers, besides Lehman, arc actira so his opinion carries Today, thi- Detroit eextet wes MCCMd Wlllla. O. Hunter as direc- i‘ Sm lor E rU) 2 1 M<*vrn« . ,...... 9V Nas.siff Arm* 49-48. \ played with Scranton in the Anier- 1 season, has signed to play with among the 36 players whq liroke weigh prises will be presented accord­ by taking the 600 meters, has only TtHdday. tarn. M fVn (1 7.1 R7 25R The improved Jack's came from ready to stick this season. They are onl.V two points behind th* sec­ of Athletics in August, 19.97. ' BIhim hfii'lrl. ' I.mv Sroi'o^’...... R6 SK K6 25S can League when Manchester held , Mont.'eal in the Big Four Cana- par the first day. Yet Souehak and "I'd 'bate Ru.xsell just a shade ing to th* number of cnirtes. Two a fair chancy of repeating. Auto Parts va Glass, T:1B—<' ArlMfl Hunter reaches the manda- behind Into in the third period to Cimoli. Neal. Dick Williams and most everyone else described the Hamilton Standard employes, BUI ond-place New York Rengers and In practice Jumps' on "Italia," Tctals 5-15 51 , TotaU ...... 464 4X1 4,Vi 1X54 franchise. is now working toward i dian Football League. .Alex Agase . perhaps Fernandez. Cimoli, a for­ ahead ofNCreen," he said. ‘'Russell Buckley. / tory rttlrement age of 8.9. • IndUerFFt (S) 7.207-yard layout, playing, today Bhaekey and -Skjppy Kearns were If they continue to Improve the the graceful hill which will be the r riB Spprtsmen’s Show Starts ing Wood team. 'Jhe big ad- master s degree In phvsical ed- i has been named line coach at mer bonus boy from San Francisco, is the besbxhig man I'ye seen and PaganI'a va. Wallpaper, S:M— ' Prament Fred D. Fagg Jr. an­ K>flt).-r-hrni(li ...... S*t XK 71 iKSatlon at Danbury Teacher* Col- Northwe.stern. Agase, a former at a shortened 7,000 yards, as he has unu^al stamina for some­ pravioua dinners. Red Wings siill hav* time to catch alte of the Olympic event, Rus- Buckley. Pne, f . 5-7 9 n. IllUn.-kl ...... X? 99 :T2 vantage for the Coffee Shop was I finally has begun to demonstrate tough. the pace-Mtttng Montreal Cana- ila’a Kobe TeakaiiM haa aur- nounced. the future athletic setup MrUuIn*. ( •k-1 0 Ar.Ui'i ...... I(l7 Icj^. The ex-sharpshooter is serving ' standout lineman Tor Illinois and one with his thin appearance. ‘v WedttsadBjr, Jam 98 « t a new* conference late yester- MrOuri.v f iU) ri inn in- being able to hold Billy some hitting ability to go with his dicni who are 10 points ahead of prfeingly good. He has axperiance 0 Tomorrow for Eight Days r. liiiiiuiki ...... XT u>l 9K 2X4 reshr.ian cage mentor at the [ Purdue, played pro ball with the Big Mike unliesitantly said this Top Backcourt Man ■ .f- .. •'8(U«l^ GENE JOHNt40N, n ^ o r Itague High VI. Hartford, 8;t0—Ar- . day. He said Hunter will be re­ Baxter f ... (Wl r. Ilii,Ul.-ki ...,...... x»» 94 1X0 Malou.sky to 10 point.*. Big Skip dcfen.sive ability. The 28-year-oId New York. In international competition, and r (Ml e> s,. ,______X9 9fi !::9 Fisher was outstanding under the dow>i-*tate iollege . . . Jack Wise, I Chlcagii Rockets. Cleveland Browns south of the boarder course was "But Green liM ie top backcourt 1*' -+'f third baseman In the New York nibry. tained after, the retirement date ; Somiu'rp, r (Uil (1 righthander batted .306 and drove man in the countrv in my opinion. The Wingc downed' the Ekiston at the veiy least should push th* hi.ards am'l tos.sed in 16 marker*. I Ka*t\ Hartford High b-msketball I and Baltimore/Uolts before signing In 85 runs at Montreal. Femandez, harder than . the San Antonio Giants farm system, became the North Ends vs. OIi m , 7:18— for aeveral irtsni on a part time ' 8. * (Ml 0 Hnrlford. Jan. 20 (Specialecial) I .4wilhwith live rainbow ami brook trout Tolal 4.V, 4«:i 4S'< l.lk course where a year ago he shot s He's capable of straptng into pro Bruine 4-r last night while th* act Finn* and Norwagians'toUMir M 1 ' Tlie game was nip and tuck right ' coscHy plrjis to take up resldenfe as line mentor at Iowa State, a flashy fielder, had a .301 batting father of a daughter born aarller best. The top Finn* are Auli |Csl- Buckley. • bails, and he jMid tribute to him * Tlic Gieal Oiitiloors moved indp'ors Show put ron.s will b,? permitted to , 60 and went on to win the Texas ball right how with '|iny team In (Cana'dient knocked ovei the Tor­ Auto Parts va Walnut, 8:80— TntaiN ...... f> 5-9 IK ,M K.nCII.YXT'X I.K.AIll K up until the last second a.s ’ average with the Royals and Neal, this week to Mrs. Johnson fit Man­ lakorpi, EIno Kirjonen and Auttl aa having done \|The finest Job'of ill the .vmclmis .Statf' ArmoryArmory, I fish in the tli pond and keep all the , Open. oitr league. chester Memorifii Hospital. onto Maple Leafs 3-1. Buckisy. any athletic director in America Bcoic at luilf 'n-f» Kletfli*'!'. fi.sh they can catch. This i.s tlic fnmmiMi4l.v l*rrb« (li : .Malousky had a chance to tie it up despite a,,274 mark,/,xlemonstrated "Helnsohn, who'll priqbably be Pertonna Hat Trick Hyvarien. Hartford, today, as final prcpiirB' , . , I.nrffnn 22!t with, two free .shots. The win ' 'lot* of power by hitting 16 homers Didn't 3llss a Putt Friday, Jam 97 for any university;',' tions Were co^ileled for the open, ' filst time «ucii n frRl\iif bus bc«n LaskNighra Wiii He didn't miss a putt, except on the ' first urrltorial Howe scored three goals—the Norway has claimed every Krithii (Mil 'J;” moves the Coffee Shop into a tie and driving in ‘75 runs, JIM HERDIO ,was named lost Jumping gold medal since the High vs. Briatol, 8:80—Aruoiy. Hill obviously wlB^haye a hand y ru. ing Saturday mojning of the ^offered at a Connecticut f’P'u ts- iHri i.- one green, where he w*s over par draft choice, has great p^crttlal. first Red Wing hat trick of the Tneeday, Jam 81 2 iui nils with Hedlund's for first piarc. ! ■ Gentile, a 21-ypar-old. 6-3, 205- night to the board of directors of event, was opened, and ia led. by tha 111 the naming of hta'^'uccessnr as ik iipikr r ik.2 fourth aUcmiii Connecticut Sporta- men's .show. p.dil,, u Midget League fob the only lime. ShaVlik is very fast for a blkman caar>aign—and sfiststed - on;' the North End* va. Wilipapar, 708 head coach but Dr. F*ra »*ld: "We ■ Pinie'-it''. f IV 2 ti 11.9 219 111 another well-played. . contest i Dallas VVirgil Akin*. 150, St. pound first baseman, has shown and Is fine defensively. Roeetv- .Sonny H ^ z b e rg tho (Connecticut Recreation Soci­ 1952 champion, Aahjoem Oinea. 0-1) <1 men'.* apd Boat Show. j 0\ep I.9U Exliiliits lot the sport a,(enter had to use all the | Louis, kn^'ked out Clarence Cook, lot* of 'pi'omlsc, especially at the The same, to a lesser degree, other by ’“ed Lindsay. Vic Stastuk —Buckley. have talked to none alxmt a cob 'i - , ' , - 11 bluth is just terrific and has Ofit- ety. The organization's annual din­ and Marcel Bonin ' registered for Rueala'e Alpine ekiers form a 1-2 . T l ^ big inid-winler .sport.s ex- There will be more than 1.90 ex- tricks in the book to -stop Dick , Bastrop, La. 4. plate, but U. is believed he might was true of such other tournament Olaas va Walnut, 8:80—Buck- fng job at ,Jhe wntver*ily\We will ; .Mi'.vuiihi. e 1 4 7 150 / Nassiff Arms defeated Gus's Inlte pro possibilities." way, "but I'd stick with the Dons ner meeting wa* held in Shelton. "mystery" team. Littla la . knoWm trn\u(gHnZH will gel under way at hlliils ilevpled to the lale.sl (level- Tmui., ...... 5.15 .5 be a year or two away. Another players as Tony Holguin (68). Boston. ley. organise 'a committee of\ people ! •= . (Ml 0 .Horiiirt>’•» (BJ .9-i 1607 .Sylvester and Hany Dimlow be- , riiiladelphia-Eddifc Corma, UOA Grinders 37-18 last night at the Hertzberg claims that BUI Uhl.' because of their superior defense." about their potentials, exoapt that 1M> 0 ll/^a.m. when State .SenaloV Pat opmenls in boat.*. marine aup- , vh ss 0,1 'I-,, fore winning. Chuck S.nmond ' ' T product of San Francisco. Gentile lommy Bolt, Bo Wlninger and The four point spree put Howe thay've lookad better than expect­ Wedueediy, Fsh. 1 who know the requirements''.^mi 1 . W ard of West* Hartford, repre- plies ami luioUng anrl fishing i i)an"i-clii knocked, out MannV West Side Rec to move into s Fred Haas (69) and Gene Uttler Dayton's seven-foot star, and Hot None of the top-ranked college ATTENTION BOYVUNO iiu 'if«2 ( aught fire, in the second half to 1 J’'” batted .290 at Mobile Jiut his 28 Rod Hundley, West Virginias In the lead in th* circuit’s Indi­ ed In several pre-Olympic meetlp PaganI'a vs. Auto Parts, 7:18— assure yoi>.wr will have a aele\tion T^tni* 2-M 1^ senting Governm Riblcoff. cuts a gear. Official e.xhlbits will be spon-M'rali ',i!? tally 16 points. Na.ssiffs looked , Davis, I4d, Jew York, '2. and Jim Tiunesa (70). t ^ n s saw action lost night. In Leagues: Perfume League—Please vidual scoring race I ’lth 50 points. Hynian'h I'url (!'!» first place tie with Idle Persona­ home runs and 109 RBI's look im­ prolific scorer, are not quite ready tn Switzerland and Austria. I Buckley. in time/or the 1967 eeason." \ H y ^ • ribbon across the main entrance, sored hy the Connecticut Stale Lake Worth. Fla. Carmine And at one under par 71 were facA. the card was one of the print all names of bowlers; Mixed He Is tied for the top spot In goals 196 I-'''' ,":s'(! Rood in the beginning, holding a | lized Floors. Deci's nipped Ponti- pressive.'Dick William.*, who once for pro basketball. .The Russian girla are expeeteo Walnut va. North Ends, 8:80— Mnihanit. f ...... 1 / 2 Senator Ward will then Lead the Board of Fl.sheriea and Game, the wdi,.,,.. ' " ’s( seven-point iiiaigin at halftime. , laccabucci. 126, Cincinnati, and Doug Ford. Fred Wampler. Marly slimmest of the season because of Doubles (Wedheadfiy)— Do not with Jean Beliveai. of Montreal Buckley. Villa, t ...... 1 *y( 2 celll's 29-28 for their second win spent a full year with the Drtdgcra, "Uhl is exceptionally fast for a m ld-yW examinations. to pick up at least one Alpine, 4 official pnrtv on an in.spcclion o f , Fi.sli ami Game Service of the R, iiscn, f'f Saimonid hit for 28 points while \Riidy Ortega, '^2.9, Havapa, dr(!w. Furgol and a host of others. mark the team scores through the and Tod Sloan of Toronto. Each \iEiiu iiiiirjjsNEn ^ IxlkewU* f enjoyed a successful season in the )iian of his size," said HerUberg. In mXjor conipetltton, Manhat- UU*. proiiably In the dovimhill rrfday. Feb. 8 ‘Ordany. r ...... I (VI 3 tile exhibits. ' Stale of Vermont, and R“Uge- 917 .Ms i.v;2 Hill Kelly caged 10 markers. S yl-, 10. \ in Midget League play. Souehak and the other threats names of the bowlers; (Church has 25. Wnf»n, i ...... (Ml 0 ...... 497 Texa.s League, batting .317 with 24 "But I don't think his reflexes arc ,tan canid up with a second half event. And the R ti ■ s 1 a n men High -vs. Hall, 8:80^AmoTy. .. (VI 2 Eight-Day Sliow | Icy Liikc.s: .Maine. Di'reclin; the vcstei-was high man for the losers ' s.je„. York 1 SiinnysUle Garden I Deci's led Ponticellfa 20-f at the might be vaguely Interested in the League—-Do not abbreviate names Baliveau waa the big man In wouldn’t really aiirprlaa anycint if New Haven. Jan. '20 lA’i Hlgh- ( ’0 9» 1 homers and 91 runs batted in and fast enough right now. He might rally to crush Adelphi 90-76. Vir­ of the teams. t'ronin (V2 . 0 . Tlie allow is liolng run under llie I latter e.xhibit will he C h a r 1 ,e y 5N’*a Soiln Sluep ».1> with 14 points while Dimlow came ’ Hardy Smallwijod,/57 A,. Brook- half but a torrid second half almost 'may stay up as a' plnch-hittcr and fact that in 1934 a fine golfer have trouble defensively. Hontreal'a second triumph over they, too. Scored a first. acoring Porky Vieira will be on the }(■(• 117 227 « ginia Tech limited Washington au.apices of tile Hartford Counl.v j stiller, famou.s Maine guidewlio Kl'a.,.i tliroiich v.-'ll' ! lyn, outpointed tyou' Stanick, 157, part-time leftfielder. named Wiffy Cox w on the Callente the Maple Leafs In two nights. T*)e To take gold medals on the HOPES TO BE BACK bench with an ankle injury tonight Tniai. (vi: 13 fl ...... i(»T 9v 20.5 Coffee Hhnn (.11) pulic.l the game out of the fire ■'Hundley is ss fine a ball and Lee to two points In the Is.st Association of Spfirl.smen’.a Club's I has conducteii training Ciimp.s tor ...... '...... IIJ U*2 9'* :;il ' Youngstown. Ohio,'8. Open with a 72-hole score of 282, announcement wa* made lanky center grabbed two of the •lopes, the RuwiatM first will have W’heh hia Qulnnipiac College b.is- j *i h«u B r V\< for the Contractors. Oulscoring YVIIson May Surprise ^ handler a* Tve ever seen, maybe •six minutes to post a 60-49 South­ and will continue tor eight day.s such boxing cliamplons as Jack piraui ...... irtt* HO 97 1ir( T - SwrMi-(.l). I 0 2-4 2 two stroke* under par, which stiti Jast night by the '(%nnecUcut Canadlen markers with Bemie Cortina D'Ampaasp, Jan. 90 (/P) ketball team meets Hillycr at i ...... mTj .. San Franci.sco \cieo Lane, 1,30. The Dodgers believe they may another Bob Ouisy. But Hundley ern Gonfei'cnre victory. Jack to whip two Austriana, Toni Sailer, and nights tliroiigli Saturday, Jan. ! Peuipsey, Gene 3iinne.v and Prlmo Jj^j; 9s :;«) M n iiu i f . . 3 (V2 6 their opponents 20-9 in the final (Boom Boom) Oeoffrlon netting —Tenley Albright hopos to bt ' ...... HIT HU 211 Oakland. Calif, outpointed Nunii come up with a surprise in Wilson, stands as the tournament record. is a clown and you have to be Women’s Golf Assn, ^ t h * fol­ a plumber, and Andreaa Molterer, Hartford. Vlejra. one o f the top ! .s('HOi,.\t^l4' R.\.sKKTR.ALI. 28. An elaboiate stage anti tank : Carnera. MrlviMD’.v. f , . . 2 J-il 6 two peiiod.s. tlie losers mis.sed two, ?i.% , Oveyfime i. ( J i l l i . . K . . 0 (Ml n batted .317 at Montreal. Hamric, He'd •'be better off Just cone'en- A&M took the lead in the first scheduled at the M ane,heater Conalatcat Perfoitocrs al 2 and 8 pin. Sharing top billing ^include Pogo. tlie boxing kanga- u, IM iiii’ <111111 c . . 1 rMi 2 Los An^le.s Carlos Cliavez, to fall one .point short. Bruce PRO BASKETBALL (NBA) Behind those, two come a large rushing her* by air from Boaton. 2(1.1 MormuoN. c . . 0 0-5 0 another flychaser who had a pre­ trating on basketball." minute and louained in front to Country (Club: May 22—(Cli Hlllyer last niu'nth. Qulnnipiac j st. ,^lhon,Vs 61 SI. Thomas .9.9. on the program " ill be Norm B an -! roo: .lack Hedmnnil trick golfer: .M,.ro.a . M'7 .12H . 144, Los ^ g e lc s , outpointed Jim- Slone and Dave Sl'ui-insr paced the By th* time her name fat called vious trial, 1s back after hitting Although he has not seen them down Sam Hou.ston Stale 75-46. A-B; May 29—(Class C. group of- comristently good per­ won that one 93-76. j Toyfingtop .99, Leavenworth 48/ chin, slugging iiaikie fir.st aackcr ! The Roulettes, rollcr-skatint trio; HU 19.1 14 mv Diippee. 146'-. Compton. Calif. Drlve-ln while Joe Campoaeo and Eastern Division lIlOBT GOALS ALLOWED Jan. SO to perforin school figures lo.5 :W2 'ro(nl^ 4-20 .12 .290 at St. Paul.. .Shortstop Spears on the court this year, Ihc Knlck formers — Ralph Miller, of Han­ of the Boston Red Sox. and two of ' the .N'i.s.sens. Irampolinists; the " 1.. T Wood ( o. cm i ■JO. / Gar." Y’ork each had 10 points for , W L Pci. In the winter Olympic games, 74n- HU 2U2 R F’ P l.t 1.262 at St. Paul) and third base- scout- said he had good i'epo)lH on Ed. Note: Hertzberg served aa over, N.H.: Buddy Werner, the biggest stiii-.s on children's tele- White (.'louds, a Seneca Indian .l',ba«.in . 9X T\yy. Ohio L. C. Morgan-Noel Pontlcelli's. Philadelphia ...... 25 12 .676 W ALT I-AILEY pinned an 162 Johnny Bower of the Providence Icy expects to be completely re­ T man Gray (.251 al Fort Worth) Lloyd Aubrey of Notre Dame, All- player-coach with the .-lanclic-,-. c siqgle and a 369 triple score last Steamboat Springs, Oolo.; Martin vision programs, Captain Midnight ' family th.at presents a liflo-shool- ' 'amin'l fx» 19.5 Tillkinco-ir, u ' -1-2 (Ml 4 Hui^phrcya bout poatponeiJ to Jan. Na.-siffs had an easy time with Boston ...... 22 15 .595 R ^s had not allowed more than Julen and Ray Fellay, SwItiEer- covered from a deep wound suffer­ ft (Ml America flobin Freeman of Ohio British-Americans In the Amer­ night in the Heyald Bowling and Dick West. ling, iomahawk-lhrowing and how . .52!» .510 ..N !5T9 4 26' 8 now). Gus's Ks the winners romped with New York ...... 19 18 .514 six goals In any single game In-^ ed yeeterdsy whan ah* fen and 5 1 MnlcU-'kx I* . . 3 4-12 M 1 State, Juliits McCoy of Michigan ican Pro Ba.sketball League sev­ League. Other top scores Included lahd; Eirneat Htnteraeer and Oth CONNECTICUT Captain .Midnight, who in rtal land arrow-shooUng act: Russ Dot- Twai'untt' . ■ K . . 3 2-3 R ease. It was a very low scoring Syracuse ...... 19 20 .487 eluding the contests of Jan. 18, mar Schneider, Austria; Guttorm gashed her right leg with her skate State, Temple Tucker of Rice and eral year.* ago. Although he was lludy Heck 355; Perfume League life is Richard Wehli. portrayir-a-|-aon's Diving Collegians. rom *dy: I ‘.tp io n. p . . , . . . 1 (Ml .2 first half with the wirthers out in Bun Norlliy Signs Western Division Forest Arnold of Memphis State. which W"M the lowest high scoring Bergs; Norway,- “and' Chmani, blade. jet pilot who i.s a champion of law jand trick divers, and-guides from ' r h i v . e c . . 1 (Ml 2 ] Fort Wayne ...... 20 18 .526 let out a* coach In the final month Marie Hebeiuitrell 116 — 332, game foX any reghlar American T « ''rnl»i> R . . . . 0 0 front by one poirt, 9-8. ilarsh Pot­ "The season's young yet," said Igaya, Japoin. and order. Dick West Is'slar of the the .North Woods who will ehgage p. (VI Patty ’Berg Leads ! Rochesle)' ...... 18 23 .439 of the season he was responsible Olive Rossetto 3 ^ , Mary Morley Hockey Legne goaltender. Gil SPORTSMEN'S ter ps'ed the \ irtors ’vith IS AVIiitc Sox Contract Hertzberg, "and I'll probably get for securing and Buddy Roman Kiselev, Russian sports should pick up with Allen Hayes h h T.’I h U 1.' 6-1.1; 3ii 133; Merrhant* Xeague-^Adolph new Buffalo Bill Jr. sonrs alid t*o- in canoe-tilting. wood^uhopping' . < J M .- ; .Yfinneapolis ...... 17 23 .425 around to them before it'* over." Mayer of- was the next official, said today "We have no Jenkine and ^ n le y Albright). litar of the Range Rider aerie.*^. . ScM iP /(t )>;*'f iv - t;: 1, T W g . rii AcKennan. two men who later Quey 156- 388, Teddy Tedford 140 log-iolling and wood-.xawing con- ' I'anipir Golf Open son each hs.d .-.IX (o j- th e iQser.1 I S t.' Louis ---- ; ____ 13 24. .351 Dons Better Club lowest havlni^ permitted seven interest in the bobsled. We know “ But In toe )iockey there fai In- Both Wehh aiut We.st aic flying in tc.xt.x. Chicago. Jan. 20 (/P)—inility played In the NBA with New York, —382, BUI Chapman 137—368, * ’ llr illlM tirh 1191 who found i' difficult to untrack ’ Sonny believes that a game be­ for .the Jocals. Hertzberg is a grad­ goals In a gameX'-Buffalo waa the nothing about It and so have not tereet. We are hoping for the beat from Hollywood foi- the .stiow. Zaii- The doors will open at 11 a.m B F outfielder Ron Northey and catch­ I Friday's Schedule (Charlie Erabert 140- 361, Otto t«)im which had ^ven Bovlcr his ■»H) .509 4x;l 1.5.5:: h " thejiiselve / tween San Franciseo and Dayton, uate o r CCNYj and played eight entered. We also are'not entered and feel (jiuiada', Swltxerlend, ,th* V BO.AT SHOW>i chin. ’VVei))) and Went will aign Salurday.x, and 1 p in. week da\ s. K ’ lU f ...... 5 (Ml 10 Tampa. Fla.. .Ian, 20 Veter­ er Carl SawatskI today signed ' - Minneapohs vs New York at Cook 351, Frank Gsllhs 350 and w(^st night, whlleNitle^land had tVhili* (.iHOh il> ,SM>«'n.-o>ii f . . 3 1-4 7 .Nnbhiff Arm a^(37i rated one-two in the latest As- years with Boston In the NBA be­ in the figure skating events (two United States and Swsdea -are autograpiL*4. that witii their fanj* Hi9 m ■» 1956 contracts with the Chicago Bpslon, Jos Picaut 139. 117 \{7 llttniili r , . 0 an Patty Beig h-ld s one stroke R F PM soeisted Press poll, could go either- fore coming to Manchester. the seven against Ma^r, gold medala the United' States very strong.’’ STATE ARMORY HARTFORD and poAe foi; photogiaptiN. ISO R*’rEcni«kl «• ’ 0 (Ml o Cvj-. f ...... (1 tVO 1) White Sox.. - ^ Louis at Boston. ‘‘T iTo lead o'.er young Micliev V.'rlght 'M-tiil-'X. f ...... (1 IMl II Zaurhin will be here Satuxlay IKK'KKV AT A , c . . . •» e» ^'usplces,Hartford City Asoorlatian S|iartsnieii's Clubs, Ine. for aucre.s.Hive two-da.v ulinis by TIitirMlay'x HU 19.5 R . . 0 (Mi • 0 todav in the $5,006 Tampa Worn- , B» m \ “'c ...... D-2 4 last season, baited .357 aS a pinch- Fort Wayne 90, St. Louis 83. Ciem Leahine. great relief »pilrher \atfonnl l^engtie ( Mf h rin p . R .. . 1 (VO 2 c I .\I(.(M ( ( 'Hll.'lllh i I.'4|i r ...... 3 1-3 7 5.16 I.52X en's Open Golf Tournament. Pc«tl< I p ...... k 2-3 'Ik hitter In 14 games. With Minne­ ' Saiturday's Schedule Monlieal .3. Toronto I (or the ^ooklyn Dodgery: (lerry T ..in l.d .. 22 .VKl1 49 ,T v lm i' p ...... 0 IM) (t apolis at the eai'ly part of the sea­ Minneapolis st New York (-Af- (To.lehmn^i hand.aome New York Detroit 4. Bo.sion 2 Xakhiff .%rm» HR) »'llil\ R ...... 4 tul ■ k son Northey batted .344. tejjnoon). ^ STARTS TOMORROW I’h^miltTki. p . ft (M) (' Yanked Infielder, and (7e;u* Wood- ('OLl.KCiK HAHKI>:iK\LL B r r i f the year for Ifl.9. . dinned 'four Sawatski. who also played with 8t. Louis at Rochester' M< 1 f . . . -*t '.'•2 12 .robes off par with a 71 and could ling. / veteran outfiflder of the KaxI Fayor (iil Turner (Ml t» 17 X9 37 Minneapolis last year, hit .288 in A PPE AK IN ti D AILY— TV .STAK H n irx - f . . 0 Boston vs. Syracuse ht Philadel­ Ol^elnnd Indians ' <*olgale Trt. ( ’ornell 62 • S'O v.-fitp r f .. - , ...... < (VI 14 ■ avo d ne hettei than that extepl'l) 1.lilt a .rinilFr* (IRi 140 games, including 27 home runs phia...... 4VO - r W.MIC -One of , the highlight.^ of the Manhattar\ 90, Adelplua "6 P'lnl.tv. «• ... . . fi for some e; intic putting. R F P i- and 72 runs hatted in. Sawat.‘'ki. Vl/CCX^ RUFKALO RILL. -Ir/ Over Jaek l..aRiia .k«i( w n ri <• - . . . o 1-2 1 ' Putt ng also h’.'it .Miss \9'r)ght. ‘'-•nliPi, f ...... 1 i»-(i ’ Fort Wayne at Philadelphia. T T C 9 I RANGF. RIDER .Slltmi \VK.\R ahpw is a htg fish ]>ond .«(to(’ked I Mldtilehury 67. Willmin.s 4.% T''}*i)liir B ...... 4 1-4 Jt*l)M-f|l f ...... il (Ml 0 28, is from Lit.tle Rock. Ark., and I)i'’lrirh*“ n. r It 0 char.cc to tig for the lead by three- K.- Mnixloji f , ...... n AVI 0 . (fnT)<‘ i'i. p „ ...... 'TI...... 'VUI * -rt —-Ngrtbcy a. York, nlan.^20 (iP)—Emfe- ptifling N'vj, 18. TsTTTTn"*’':—T“ ...... '____ :i T t3 h SAT. and SI >'• Frcf-swingmg Gil Turn(>r of Phila- *’l:iRl*''Giii R ...... 3 (VI h leaguer. is 35 and lives In New Bracca, a member of Hug)»r R*y .4-9 ★ NORM ZAUCHIN -IAN. 21-22 T .'tH l- ^ 2*2 4R High winds hotheroo'most o'f the llHn’*(»ii R ...... 1 - (M( ^ 2 Canaan. Conn. Robinson's brain-trust, said today REDSO.X two slr.aight ovev Jackie l.a Biia of. fircir At Imlf 25-1’* field ol 121. Loci Su.cps of Sea Tcaln. c ...... ; . It (Ml .11 Catcher Sherm Lollaj'-- signed have such fine .Si»’''?)r e ...... 1 (V2, 2 the world rniddleweight champion i. F-ast Meadow, N. Y.. In their re­ Island, Ga . co-»a-ored vith fllss 9 yesterday at a figure that Sox Vice wants a'non-title' tuneup before .MON. and T I ES. turn 10-iounder at War Memorial j LED THREE YVAYS Lerg, too . 80 f-ir the tri ky 6.3t - 9 (v7 .)s President Chuck Colniskey called B4.V»i i - a ( Imll ! -R giving Bobo (jlson a chance to r » WCLEMLABINE .I.W. 23-24 Audttoiliim tonight " I yard Palma Ciea co'i-.a.'' and was "substantially higher" than last' claim the crown and then defend taste and complete OODGKR.H well down the list. year. Also sigijjng wa* lefty BUI Tlie boiit will he broadcast and Lewishurg. Pa. • i.\'K,\l Bill Ile t'i’ a I>ri%e-ln r!9) his title against weltenvelght 50 REW ARD telecast coast to coast i .VBC radio- Lane. Bnrknell ba.seb,»ll , and __^ Few Matched Par K F P I- Fischer who had a 5-15 mark for champ Carmen Basllio in Sj’ra- WED. andTIU K.S. TV, 10 pm.. F..STI.' freshman hasketball coach, is the 'The only other players to riateh I p f ...... 1 - 1V J • 2 Memphis in 1955. cuse. satisfaction Ktiiin.". f ...... IMI M H O W MUCH DOES IT . A GCRRY COLEMAN .IAN. 2.9-'J6 ■ La Bua. 23. is .subbing for virus- onl.v man ever to captain all three par 75 were Belay P.awl.i o Spar- ...... II YANKEES ( ’rdtlp, ...... II 1-2 1 to anyone who furnishes us with the .stricken Gene'Fullmer. I Bison major athletic teams. lanbuig. S.' 'C.. .and Fay Crocker r ...... -. 6 U4 13 been united into ACTUALLY CO^T-1 ------from Montevideo Urufiiay. T ’ dlo^'fi R ...... It , ] - 1 FKI. and SAT. name and address of the person who A strobe off par at 76 were HO. V. r (Ml ■ 2 ★ GENE WOODLING yUtri!!'**, c ...... - ... 4 •2-6 MO TO STEP UP TO A MERCURY? JAN. ■»7-'>8 buys this cor. Mai lene Bauer Hagge of Ash.ville. one vLfhiskey INDIANS N. C.. ami Gloria .\r|.'*trong' of T..(Hi>4 w/ ^ Y 1 .V)T Chick McClure^Says- 4 .h.tfjr* ISenimra <2R) D OF MANCHESTER, Oaltland. Ca lf. CONSIDER THIS: WE ARE A WELL-ESTAlUSHED.. REPUTARLE. LARGE SPECIAL D AILY—T\ STAR FLETCHER GLASS GO. s .Ylltehrll ' 33ie lo'v aniateura were Barbara Kuliltnnni). f ...... 2 .M rir iii . 1 ...... 0 High Tro4a« and VOLUME DEALER. WE SELL MERCURY. WITH A LARGER GROSS PROFIT Lillie, formei Florida Southern Y'l'k f . ..J ...... 1955 PLYMOUTH SAVOY V8 4-DR. 188 YVEST .MIDDLE TURNPIKE College student fi-om Mliwaiik^, 1 ’A T, ‘ ...... n THAN ANY LOW PRICED CAR. WE CAN THEREFORE GIVE YOU A lEHER ^ GAPT. 4HDNI6HT • • JET JACKSON and Wanda Santhe* of Baton O la iid p r , ...... (1 "Goodwill" Sorvie# CORNER DURANT ST. M ’ r r - 1 c ...... 1 TRUE TRADE-IN ALLOWANCE. THIS MAKES THE CASH DIFFERENCE BETWEEN < (dor, Kiniliil blue over Tampa lurquojsr. Nice and Ronge, La , they sho 77s. So, did .ft.hn."<'n. K •...... II in^a dhtinfuixhtd j T ...... 4 MERCURY AND A SO-CALLED LOW PPRICED CAR NEGLIGIBLE------RFAL TROUT FIHHIM; FOR .M.I. 'iN SI’K(T.\L POOL .'lean, morhaiiirally p crfcl and has radio hontcr, pros Bev Han.son of ,\j>ple'Valley. Tht right coi^hind- C/mSTlUBSS Harh American Motile NEW . LARDER (U ARTEH.S Calif., and Alice' Bauer of Saraso­ etc. CnrrlSs a lOn", mciianlral guarantor for SO T « ’ fa lr i ...... 12 i7 8 iy AND HERI|*S THE CLINCHER — — — dajs in writing. ri-ENTY OF FRONT AND REAR C.VRKINT. ta, Fla, Scoic at half D-cl’s, Hon on tha righrear NEW STAOE AND TANK THRILLERS for *54. ^ t e S e o l WE REFER NOT TO STRIPPED MODELS. BUT TO FULL SIZE. RICHLY • TRICK tiOI.F “ a P04.0. Roving Kangaroo AUTO GLASS INSTALLED $ 3 - 8 9 $ Ble n d e d w h is k *^ APPOINTED SEDANS, HARDTOPS, AND YES, EVEN STATION WAGONS. • COMEDY' DIVING , * Trampoline .Acts GLASS FURNITURE TOPS 4/5 Quart COME. IN NOW AND LET US PROVE THIS TO YOU. • IN D IAN K.N'IKE TIIROYY ERS .AND SIKYOTERS 1595 PONTlAjC . ov CAMraMf 7 MORE MG ACTS — MANY EXHIBITS MIRRORS (Firoplaco and Door) WALNUT RESTAIIRANT .t-- ' •X. ' , , , PICTURE FRAMING (oil typos): c a b s t a i r s SEE ★ DRIVE -4^ BUY 7 WALNUT STREETTEL. Ml 9-8070 McCiURE MORIARTY BROTHERS Shows: 2;:jn and « l». .M, THE 19S4 MERCURY PHONE: MlfclMli 3-5135. W in d o w and p l a t e g l a s s PROUD TO . * ’Sals, and Sun.: 1 ::J0. 4 :.'J0 and 8 1*. M. Aftor Your lowling and |a$kotb

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PAGE FOURTEEN MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER, CONN., FRIDAY, JANUARY 20. 1966 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN., FRIDAY, JANUARY 20, 1966 PAGE FIFTEEN Fuel snd Fesdi 4t/4 acre lots, i/^ real estate parUctilnrly described dc tat / Office. Douglas Motors. 333 Mam. 130 Hartford Road 6-0654. Reliable, Honest Person ' Centrally locatsd, continuous hot $10,100 COLONIAL six roonu), 3 or mile to Wilbur Cross water. Gentleman preferred. MI. 4 bedrooms. Central heat, con­ ration be heard and deternunea at the 1953 FORD two door custom. Black SERVICE Station Attendant, part TO TAKE OVER ' 9-7129. Parkway, 17 miles- to Probate office In Maacbeatcr in< said Lost iind Found with contrasting white wails, crete cellar, attached garage, one District, on the lOtli day of January, time, over 25 years of age and Articles For Sale 45 MONTHLY PAYMENTS z or two family, 200’ frontage, bus, Charter Oak Bridge. To A.D. 1166, at. ten o’clock la the loro- POUND — Sable colored female radio, heater, plus Ford-o-matir. experienced. Hours, 6-10 p.m. SINGLE AND double bedrooms. noon. and that notice be aivea to sU Power steering and tinted glass. SPECIAL on waUpaptr, regular 53 OF $17.63 Buaineaa block, heated. Centrally suburban. Carlton W. Hutchins, be sold in one unit. Spring persons Interested la ssM ratats of the •mall OolUe. Back feet white daily. Must apply in person at Start Your •Realtor, $a. 6-S13S . 9-4694. is comin|[, don’t miss this pendency of said appUcaUon snd the MI. 3-4921. We suggest you come down and Van’s Service Station, 427 Hart­ paper, 69c. There are 41 patterna located. $a. S-8191. Mr. Keith. lime and place o f Heartna thereon, . by aSe and test drive this "Black ford Rd. ■ to choose from. Stock limited. Monthly Pa.vments opportunity. $9500. publlshinaIlshlni as copy «l this order In some Open 6 to 9.' Green Paint and MASTER bedroom next to bath for 113,400 EXCEPTIONAL ranch news]rspsper ____having_ a circulation In said •XD8T—n il. blue and white atone*, Bjeauty." We know you will like 1 Month After You Receivs homes, three bedrooms, ceramic AIm 20 acres suitable for / m t in circle of leave*. Reward. it? Barlow Motors, 435 Main St. “^3U»/u,tSr SETUP li^tN 4h punch preaa de Wallpaper. 521 East Mlddla Tpke. one or two gantlemen, quiet, pri­ dlsttet, at least firs day* before the Your Home Outfit vate home. Breakfast If desired. tUe bath, atalnlaaa steel sink, residential, commercial day of said'bearlnt, to appear If they Write Box J, Herald.______■ KOLSDH partmenf. . One accustomed to $Q. 9-6300. Formica counters, hot watar see cause at aaid time and place and BEAUPRE REPEATS Ml. 9-6801 after 6:30. close tolerance work preferred 3 COMPLETE heat, cellar, 14 acre lot, trees, and industrial purposes. be heard relaltre thereto, and make re­ FOUND—One black and white Please Apply to Gunver Manufac BOLTUN—Building stone vanear, ROOMS OF BRAND NEW ^ turn to this court. ____ ^ , male pup. Call Dbf Warden. MI. NO MONEY DOWN CARS! tirsplaca, wall stona nagatona. ROOM in private home. Inquire view.' suburban. Carlton W. WEBSTER AGENCY * JOHN J. WALLBTT, JuAg*. (With good credit-) i i i I turlng/Co., 234 Hartford Rd. Also aiata flagging. Bolton Notch FURNITURE State Tailor Shop, Ml 3-7383. Af­ Hutchins, $ a 6-5133, $ n 9-4604. UCAUSE SO MANY OP OUR FRIENDS AND CUSTOMERS WERE UNAILE TO COME . 3-4540.______■ ROCKVILLB TR, S-5745 MMnATfON OBOKR Quarry. $n. 6-0617. Prompi da- Beautiful Westinghouaa elec. ter 6:30 call $H 3-S047. AT A COURT OP PROBATE hsM TAKE ADVANTAGE OP OUR SALE. AND lECAUSE OP THE GREAT DEMAND. REOUU1 POUND—Male English Setter pup. 1950 Ford V-8, tivaiy. Refrigerator 300 FT. f r o n t a g e , ovaroUa Cape at Manchester within and tor ths WhlU with black marking. Call radio, heater, overdrive, black. \ RAY RESEARCH Beautiful Bedroom Suite PLEASANT, FURNISHED room Cod, full shed dormer, 114 batlia, ROCKVILLE — New ranch home Ols(ricl of Manchester, on the llth day A TIME EXTENSION. WE REPEAT ^ EMton Dog Warden. MI. 9-M4S. ^utn Repstrlni^PainUng 7 HousehoM^rviccs Bonds—Stocks— WE SELL and servica all electric Beautiful Living Room Suita with cooking privUegea. Suitable three bedrooms, firaplaca, collar, bnUt on plot 76' x 300’, contalna ut January A.D. 196A 1950 Plymouth, two door, high alavation, treqa. Suburban. three large bedrooms, tile bath, Present, Hon. John J. Walletl. Judge, > heater, radio, grey. .OfferetfV l.VA M o rtg ag es ' 31 raxors. Big trade-in allowancat. Beautiful Dinette Set for one adult. Ml. f-SSSr. Estate of Joseph J. Warshauer,' late ers more good jobs to quali Russell’a EiarlMr Shop, comer Oak Beautiful “Ds luxe" Range >-i Aa litUa os $1,000 down. Carlton large kitchen with plenty ot cabi­ of ^enchiiter In eald District, de­ Annoonccnenta 1948 Pontiac, ' BRAKES BAD? 2ND MORTGAGE money at lowest fled personnel; Jobs worth while HEATE1> ROOM, central. Kitchen W, Hutchins, MI. 9-5113, DO. neta, fireplace, ameaite drive, full ceased. _ radio, heater, automatic trani- and Spruce Sta. Washing Machine, Telavlaion Set; cellar, city water andt aewer. A On motion of Henrietta O. Warshauer IRONING DONE at h o ^ . 3CL payments: $22.25 for each 31,000. investigating. Rugs Lamps, Tables, Dishes, privileges, ‘ separate. entrance. 9-4694. of said Mancheater, esecutris. INCOME TAXES prepared in your mission, black. LEAKY MUFFLER? 9-0511. ' ' Connecticut Mortgage, Exchange, DIVAN. DUNCAN Phyfa mahogany Silverware.' Blankets Gentleman. Parking. MI. 3-4724, real buy at 314.SOO. -Rockville- ORDERED: 'Ttet stx' months from home or by appointment. Exper­ 1950 Chevrolet, four door, 27 Lewis St., Hartford CH. 5-5397. Spray Painter -table, three piece mahogany bed OFF BAfT CENTER^Immedlate Just the right home for fhoee who the Ikth day of January, 1996. bl and FURNITURE repairing and fqfin- Free storage until wanted. Free d*-^ occupancy. Attractlvs six room aeek pfenty of living apate. Thia the sem e are limited itnd allowed (er ienced tax wora. Coll MI. 3-4733. radio, heater, powergllde. Hard atarting these cold morn­ (Second Shift) room set, all in excellent condi­ livery. Free setup by our ishing; antiques restored. Furni­ tion, also miacellaneoux items. PLEteSANT ROOM for woman. home. Fireplace. Full basement. ■even room colonial home W th a t­ the creditore within which to bring in 1950 Chevrolet, four door, ings because your car needs a ture Repair Service, Talcottvill reliable men. Center St. $n. 9-4980, Landscaped lot. Price $13,800. their ciaim* atainat aaid estate, and heater^ brown. tune up? If the anawer is Yea Businem Opportunities 82 Lathe Operator Call MI. 3-6314 after 5:30. tached garage haa three) Urge Mid executrix Is directed to give Personab MI. 3-7449. -..(Second Shift) Phone Me Immediately Madeline Smith, Realtor. MI. bedroomi, tile bkth, T.V.Vroqra, notice te tbs creditors 16 bring i A MORE FORTUNATE P 1951 Kaiser, four door, to any of thcae questions, don't ITANKEB COFFEE SHOP, Main ROYAL AND Smith-Corona port- Htfd. CH 7-0358 ROOM IN private' home. Kitchen 9-1643. large living room and dinln$nroom claims______within aalii. -d time . allowed by I MORAL DEGENERACY alwaya radio, heater, overdrive, wait, come in now. Caah or FLAT. FINISH HoUand window St. Doing large volume bust privtleges, garage. 77. Henry St. Ilahing a copycop] of this order In some prscedea phyaical violence. Some­ ,budget. All makes of car*. We Tool and Model’'^laker able and standard typewriters After 7 P.M., CH 6-4690 ‘ with expenaiva wall td w ^ car­ newspaper bavlag a circulation tn anld bronxe. shades, mada to measure. AU n m . Call Manchester Associates, (First Shift) All makes of adding machlnea MI. 3-5953. MANCHESTER, Gardner St.—New peting,. Near bua line and acnoola, probate dialrict within ten days from one hOa alipped. Surely aomeone 1949 Ford, two door,, 'will pick iip and deliver. metal Venetian blinda at a new C h ^ e s Lathrop. MI. 9-0384, MI sold or ranted.' Raprirs op all See It Day or Night •lx room ranch house. Three bed­ 315,800. Rockville—Cape Cbd, four The date of this order and relum make la rtsponalble enforcing moi'ality. If you have no means of transpor­ rooms, besement gange, large to this court of the notice alvrn. radio, heater, blue. Our aervice work and your , low price. Keys made while you 9-92»v $n. 3-7433. Sweeper and Cleaner makaa, Marlow’s. roomi and tile bath, full cellar, JOHN J. WAtJ.RTT, Judge. wait. Marlow’s. tation, I’ll tend my auto for you. !» Wanted—Rooms—Btnrd 62 lot, now qpen for inapeetton. CA expansion attic con^bination l u WILL BUY WANTED—Ride to P ratt A Whlt- aatisfaction ia aa important (First Shift) No obligation. Gilbert FIckett. DO. S-6983, ;ney, arriving 5 p.m., from Weat BARLOW MOTORS to us as the sale of a new l',i YEARS OLD pot type oil bum screens snd windows, ‘garage, AT A COURT o r PROBATE held WEAVING of buiTia, moth bolaa Help il^anted—Female 35 Excellent working conditions. er. General Electric ironer, three A—L r-B ^ E —R—T—S ' at Manchester within and (or the a. MI. 9W 3. 435 MAIN ST,, MANCHESTER or used car. apd tom clothing, hoaiary runs, WANTED!-Hoom by working gen- SIX ROOMS, breeseway, g a r^ a , amesite drive, large enclosed Dlatrlrt of Manchester, on the 19th day Ideal apot tor local residenta. years old kitchen gaa range. Rd AUTOMATIC WASHERS For Rent 64 of the lime and place assigned tor said RnMi. Immaculate iiwide and out. ty we ara trained to teach proper­ Hare’s a chance to pay for^ fireplace wall, paneled wainecoat cabinet kitchen. Hi batha, wail to able miles at a low up keep. We ly. Ml. 9-a076. Buildlnc—Contracting 14 condition. Call $fl. 3-1346 after 6 wall carpeting in living room, hearing be given to all persons known Baay tarma. Dpuglia Motora, 333 suggest you hurry in to Barlow those Chrlatraaa presents, \ p.m. in dining and kitchen, service bar, lo he Tnlerrsird Iherein In appear and Main. GENERAL CARPENTRY-Altara- Blachstone ...... $50" SMALL STORE at 23 Oak St. for plastered walla, bueboard hot large landscaped lot, split rail be heard thereon by publishing ■ ’’copy Motora, 435 Main, Mancheater. MANCHESTER Driving Academy, that new appliance, or your MAINTENANCE man with some fence. Immediate occupancy. of this order in some newspaper having Manchester’s most recommended. Uona, additions and new construc­ '^experience on machine repairs, SPEXTAL—Inlaid linoleum, $1.49 a I I rent. Apply at Marlow’a. water heat, ceramic tile bath,^ a circulation...... In said..... Dlttr rirt. at .leaiS 1953 BUICK Special two-door, tion. Dormere, porches, garages new spring wardrobe. yard. The Tile Shop, 1087t Tolland I Bendix .years old) .. .‘.$50 ■ $15,900. Warren E. Howland, Real, five days before the day of said hear­ CERTIFIED, Reiutte guaranteed. Standard or alM some wsiding experience pre- ONE STORE for rent, 30’x20’, CaU PHIL HALLIN—$n. 9-92^1 tor. MI. 3-1108, 9-6003. ing, and hy mailing In a certified letter standard shift. Radio, heater, four automatic. Mr. Miclette .vour per­ and rooms finished at reasonable The Telephone. Company fnred. Call MI. 9-4524, ask for Mr, Turnpike, Buckland. MI. 9-2855. | t on nr before January 30. 1956, A copy \- USED CARS new recaps, 9550. MI. 3-5051. prices. Workmanship guaranteed. Ma.vtag...... $75 Heat fumiahed. Rent reaaonable. of thia order to August P. Mlldner, BY SATUROAY P. M. sonal instructor. Dial PI. 2-7240 has a few openings aa tele­ Vahiant. MANCHESTER ASSOCIATES, BOLTON—Four room non-expand- Free .estimates. Robert M. Alex­ PUBLIC ADDRESS system with 3 j I Modern brick building. For fur­ RFD No. 3, BoIlOn Center. Cotm.: Hilda 1954 Studebakcr Station Wagon. any time. phone operatora for women Realtors able overlooking the lake. .Selling H. aheehan. 106 North O Street, Lake 1955 OLDSMOBILE auper '’55' ander. MI. 9-7716. w a speakers $50, Aircraft generator | Frigidaire...... $35' ther information call Jack’a Cof­ Low mileaga ...... $1,345. four door fadan. two tone green who are available to work : ^D—Single man to w^rk on fee Shop, Andrews Building, 59 i$a. 9-0384, MI. 3-7433, MI. 9-8434 for $10,000. Will Q.I. wiUi amaU Worth, Florida. MURTLUCK’S DRIVING School. dairy farm. Must be exprYienceea. rated at 100 amp a t '38 volts DC; JOHN J. WALLETT, Judge. Each of Hw«i 10 eon wW be soM at tha wicofe liifad bofow. (Mch cor It amtepad Hsiad. finish,.Wl^te'walla, radio, 'heater, t>ALMER AND CARNEY, mason driven by HP gasoline engine, East Center St.. $n. 3-4282. down payment. 80 year mortgage. I. aad la^ x 1963 Studebaker V-S two door. confldencs quickly, restored full-time from now until the Harold NSehrke, North / Farms, 1 H orton—(new) ...... $100_ Real nice, worth Inveatigatlng. Ovtrdrlve, radio and automatic tranamlssion and power by a POUR DOOR SEDAN FOUR DOOR SEDAN TWO DOOR HARDTOP" BEFORE YOU BUT a uaad car radio, heater, automatic trans Tel. $Q 9-1486. \ CHAJIBERS ROCKVILLE, 24 Grove St.-W ell $fain St., Coventry. PI. 2-6872 ing be given to all peraona known to Yellow aad ivary, Aaeeeew OraKp 1, mission, power steering, power GOOD STEADY/income assured Diamonds—Watches— heated and well furnished light be Interested therein to appear and MldBlfht Blue and Efashall (iraup 1 DI. Effskell and BInck, Aoceasory O^up 8, Itedlo witli' Rear Mapfeer, nea$er •■< Baa Oorman Motor Salea. Butek COMPLETE REPAIRS by Stuart it vou will work 4 hours a dav. FURNITURE SALES be heard thereon hy publiahing a Copy 'SaJaa and Saridca, 233 Main windows. Driven only 1542 miles Roofing .and Chimneys 16-A Jewelry , 48 AT THE GREEN housekeeping rooms, $12 ‘per Enjoy convenience and comfort of thia order in eome newapaper hav­ PpwrrFlltc, lirater, Kadin, Nobix Glaaa, Heater, Radio, FowerFllte, Unted Glhas, Itefraeter, FowerFHte. Hated Olaea, and cornea with a full new car R. Wolcott on wringer and auto­ Write Box Ciy/ HecaTd. Help Wanted— III this seven room ranch home. ^irfoam Seat, Group S, Whitewalls. Power Brakes, Airfoam Seat, A or wa ery •M at ML 9-4671. Opan avanliiga. matic washing machines, electric Open-daily from 10 to 5, week. Inquire first floor, apart­ ing a clrcutatlpn in aaid Diatrict At AIrfoam Rent, Whitewalls, Bportdqe, guarantee. Barlow Motors, 435 ROOFING—Spectallilng tn rtpair- Male or Female 37 LEUNAHD W YOST. Jewaler, ra- evenings 7:30 to 9. ment 9. «■ . Pine panel den, that may be Wanted—Real Estate 77 least five daya before the day af aaid 'Sportone, Antl-Frrcze, L’ndcrroalina. Anti-Freeze, Underroatlny. Group 1 DI, Trim Packafe 1, Wklte- Main St.', Mancheater. ranges, vacuum cleanera. motors, pairs, adjusts watches axpertly used has a fourth bedroom, at­ hearing, and by mailing in a certified ;) small appilancea, welding. 174 tng roofs of all kinds. Also new USTINGS WANTED — Single, letter on or before January* 17^ 1956 a walla, Antt-Freete, lindercoatlBf.' nx>ta. Gutter work. Chimneys SECRETARY PART TIME office 'worker, filing Reaaonabit prices. Open dally. COVENTRY — Unfurnished four tached garage and many extras copy of thia order to Marlon K. O.’Con-’ 1952 CHEVROLET de luxe dub Mam Street Ml 9-6678 cleaned, repaired, 26 years’ ex­ and typing. Five days, 1 to 5 p. Thursday evenings. 139 Spruce rooms and bath. Second floor. included. * two-family, three-famUy, DuH- nor. 95 Olrptt Drive, Mancheater, Cbnh.: sedan. Radio; heater, low mileage, m. MI. 9-5273. Musical Instruments 53 Heat and hot' water aupplied. $65. ness property. Have many can fsittle Blatera of the Poor. St. Andrew'a 7 PLUaaED SEWERS MANCHESTER T.V. Service, radio perience. Free estimates, Call Street $D. 9-4387. Home. 239 Winthrop Avenue. New’ light green. All this for $29.05 a Howley. Manchester $0. 5-5381. Women with secretarial exper BAND AND orchestra Instruments Tivo adults, Coventry PI. 2-6931. buyers.' Mortgages arranged. month. Solimene, Inc., 634 Center and T.V. specialists since 1934. ience wanted for full time and'part For appointment to inspect ■ Please call George L. xGraziadlo, Haven. Conn.: St. L ancia HoapUal. UNKURRED Charter members of Telsa. Ml. and.piano*; New, used, rentals, call Hartford, Conn. / . .St. Dodge-Plymouth since 1927. time positions. Shorthiind essential, Situations Wanted— repairing, toning. Ward Krause, Realtor, $0. 9-5878, 109 Henry JOHN J. WALIsKTT. Jutftfe. a *2 3 4 7^ ^ ^ 2 5 5 0 ” TOWX aad OOU>TRT 9-6660 or Ml. 3-4607. Wanted To Rent 68 Street. Millinery—Dressmaking 19 pleasant office, gt'Oup „ Insurance ^ Male 39 Read Herald Advs. $7 Walnut. ORDRB OF BPsABINO ON OSAMT OF DRAINAOE CO. I PAY FAIR prices for news­ and profit sharing benefits. Apply ANDOVER family being evicted. EASTWOOD REAL ESTATE PBOBATK OR ADNINIBTRiiTlON 9 0 9-4143 Auto Accessories—^Tires 6 EXPERIENCED DRIVER needs ARE YOU CONSIDERING papers. rags, iron and metal in to ’ House sold. Five room reasonable AGENCY SELLING YOUR PROPERTY?' A- DRESShlAKING and alterationa. woik with good pay and advance­ STATE 6 f ‘ fTONNECTfCUT. Dialrict REBUILT ENGINES town of Mancheater. Write to John i Shirt collars turned. MI. 3-1458. ment opportunities. Sober, de­ rent.'Three small .children. Call. 351 CENTER STREET We will appraise your property of Coventry. Probate Court, Town of Waclaw, R.F.D. Np. 1. West Wil- pendable, Call MI. 9-4414. William Bnigg. PI. 2-6988. MI. 9-5474 free and without any obligation. C^^entry. January 17. 1956. Most ,AII Cara lingtoif Connecticut, or call Rock­ ALDON SPINNING MILLS, K>g$te of Isena^'R. Helnx. late of Cov­ BELVEDERE T BELVEDERE‘8’ BELVEDERE‘S WANTED—Tlwrte'os fAir room un- Evenings Coventry,, PI. 2-7588 We alao buy property for cash. entry. owning property in aaid DlatricL 8124.95 ville TR. 5-7621. Moving—Trucking TALCOTTVUXE, CONN, JSellii^ or buying contact ' ' / decriaerd,. DoRS-^Birts-i-Pets 41 furnlshed tent. MI. 9-8248 between MANCHE8TER^''-Cehti!r St. 'near STANLEY BRAY, Realtor- Prearnt, . Hon, Gimoro Tnrklngton, POUR DOOR SEDAN CONVERTIILE FOUR DOOR HARDTOP N«w . . h ^ rim* Hr Ru BEUSH and ashes removed. Btorage 20 MANCHESTER MI. 3-5128 3 and 6 p.m. Y BRA&BURN REALTY Judge. New Motor Guarantee General cleaning, cellars, atUca WANTED!! . Main, Brick frame building with Upon the application of - Virginia BABY PARAKEETS, just right to | Ml, 3-82?3. , Vallsw and Binrk, Aceeasory Gr*iq» Na. Yellow and Eaxahell, Aedeoaory Group Yurquoiee and Bgfaliell, Fewarnia. No .Down Payment, $2Weekly^ and yards. Reasonable rates. M. AUSTIN A. CHAAIBERS CO. local FOR 4 P.M. to 4 A.M. SHIFT PROFESSOR SEEKS room in pri- two stores plus fopr room single Moyera of Uniobvllle. Connecticut, pray­ DRAFTSMEN - and long distance nioving. pack­ tame caailV 134 Glenwood St. rear ^ vate home. Staff member at home ^joining. $259 monthly in- ing that adminiff>i;«tion of said eatate 6, Heater. Itedlo, FowerFllte, AIrfoam No. 8. Heater, Radio, FowerFllte, Tinted Heater, Rtsdio, Holex Glaea, Gteup No. t COLE MOTORS Sc M. Rubbish Removal. Ml. tin basement).,Hour* 3 p.m. to 10 WANTED —A two or three family be granted, an lnst>ument purporliil" * Seal. Aecestory Group No.-. 1, Trini Olaaa, Airfoam Seat, Aereoaory Group DI. Group No. 5, Whitewalls, SportoM, ing, storage. Call MI. 3-5187. Hart­ PART-TIME CAREER. For home­ EXPERIENCED MACHINISTS Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute's conie. Convenient terms. Real Es­ be the laat will and tea ta ^ n t 'of*'aaI< •—men of unusual sbil- 9-9757. , a : p.m. MI. 9-6572. tate Center, $tl. 3-5151, evening! house. Occupancy not ne'cesaary. Par kayo No. 8, Whitewalls, Sportone. No* 2, Whltewalla, Sportone, Anti- ' Antl-Freeae, VadercoatlaK. ford CH. i-1423. makers wanting to suppleipcht and TOOL MAKERS ^ new Hartford Graduate. Center is Write Box B, Herald. eed. be admUtetTNlo pr« * ' IHes and e.xperience—to A N noUE^ Refinlahed Repairing _fa,nvily Jncgiilf anxious-to-obtain -a-warm -oom- BU*.9‘0B69,jA. .8:3989, BU, 9-11375^ letters teatamentarjN^be Antl-F>erae, 1'hdrrroatlny. Freeze, Undercoatlnr. . ^ DlANCHESTER-paekaga; Delivary. -well-educated, well-groomed and -----Sd AidV-OUMPBITC— "— fortabte room with desk in private TTcr Application on TlTe mdtinTulIy hiv eb(Mk the unusual growth done on any fumltuire. Tieman. weeks old. Call Rockville. TK. ,$10,400, LARGE four room ranch, BUYERS WAITING - U you are |M*ars: It Is 159 South Main . St. Phone MI. Light trucking and package deliv- able to meet people. A g(x>d job home. Willing to share bath. teady to sell your property and ORDKRED: That aaid application be opportunities with one df 5-7894. Cellar, 100’ lot suburban: Carlton heard and determined at a Court of S-5643. - ery. Refrigerators.’ washers and with good pa.v for-those who quali- Apiily UAL TOOL A ENGINEERINO Should be. convenient to central want quick, reliable service, then the nation's most rapidly stove mbvipg specialty .Folding fy for a full or part-tim e/career $fanche*ter. Quiet man with neat W. Hutchins. ’ MI. 9-5132. Ml. Probate to be held at the Probate Of­ expanding organizations chaira for rent. $11. 9-0752. ' CALL Ml 3-1159 .9-4694. call The Real Estate Center Real- fice in the Town of Coventry, on the SOME PEOPLE Available' At All Times in their own community. For fur­ habits. Will arrive in this area in tori, 65 East Center St. $U. 3-5161 27th dav of January, 1956 at 10 .c^’rlock & ” *2 6 4 8 " & » ’ 2540*‘ In the forenoon: and that notice of the S s”’ 2393"’ ther. information write Ml.se Anne early February. A'ddress replies any time. in long range missiles . . ar« baffled os Call WILL HILLS GREEN SECTTION— -Immaculate pendency of paid appUcatlan. 'and of programs. Painting—Papering 21 Weingartner, Tl5t Oiapel St.. New Including reiit*l,'’to. M, J. Cullen, three bedroom ranch. ' Paneled, the time and place of hearing Iheraon. To whart to tot. ALL TYPES OF TV SERVICE Haven. Conn., giving age, exper­ Manager, Hartford Graduate Cen­ IF READY to buy aeli, extdiange be given to all peraona known to he In- fireplace wall, unusual fireplace, tereated in aaid eatate, by cauaing a • Top Wages Radios and Phonos PAIN'TING AND paperhanging. ience. am.ount of time available ter. Box 94, East Windsor Hill, ceramic tile bath, extra cabineta real, itetate, mortgagaa arranged. ropy of this order to be nubUahed one Quality work, reasonable pnees and telephone number. Machinist Conn. CbnauH Howard* R. Haatinga, time in some newspaper baring a cir­ hU 9-9698 in kitchen, dishwasher,' disposal, • Excellent Working , ‘and prompt service. Fiee eau- patio, attached garage ameaite Agency $0. *-1107. . culation In said Diatrict. and poaled on SALESGIRL For r.andy kitchen, 11 NEAT, PERSONABLE young busi- the public algnpoat neareat wheTO the BELVEDERE ‘8’ SAVOY “8” PLAZA “8” Philco Factory Supervised Service Conditions mates. Fully Insured. Call Bert a.m. to 7 p.m. Apply in person qess woman, able to' pay $35-$40, drive. Many extras, 316.900. War­ W'ANTED—^v e or six room house deceased last dw'elt in the To4n of Plante. $11 9-6965. . ' ren E. Howland. Realtor. MI. Coventry, pent by regiatered mail lo , after 7 p.m. Holland Candy Kitch­ Top Wages urgently’ needs 3-4 room unfurn- under $15,900, alao four rooms, V Irginia T. Moyera. I2ff Farmington CLUi SEDAN FOUR DOOR SEDAN 2 DOOR STATION WAGON •^Liberal Company ASHES AND rubbish removed, also ATTENTION ! 3-1108, MI. 9-6003. , $ , $12.5(X). Have several Ave.. Unionvllle. Conn. PAINTINtj—Exterior and interior, en, New Bolton Rd, or call MI. fthed rent.' Please write Box K, 10,000 attics, ceithrs and yards cleaned. Albert J|e|nx. 104 Maple St., Kaat . Benefits paperhanging, ceilings refinlshed. 9-7919. Herald. MANCHESTER GREEN -r- ThiTe clients with substantial rash. Carl­ Black and Briar Koar, Arressnry Group Charrual Gray and Fearl, Aereoaory Fine Green, Arreaaory Group Na. 7. Prompt, reliable courteous aerv- This is o smoll shop j ton W, Hutchins. MI 9-5132 llarlfnrd. Conn. G race W. H yland 2 ice, reasonable rates. $11. 9-2145. Wallpaper books on request. Esti­ 1 bedrponr-ranch. .Attached garage, Mile Rd., Farmington. Conn. No. 1, Heater, Radio, srAirfnam Seats, Group No. 1, Heater,. Radio, Twotoiw Heater, Tinted Olaea, Airfoam FroKk mates given. Fully Insured. Ed­ $^DDLE.-AGE)D couple with high 9-4894. - ■ Paul A. Helnx. Rl. 31. C oveoifv. Conn. Faint, Airfoam Seat, Antt-Freeze, L’n- Heat, Oil Filter, Trim Package Na. t. Apply at that is •xpondhiq rop« School daughter desire 4 or 5 un- amqslte drive, birch kitchen cabi­ ^ U llta n Tew, Cedar !>ane. Farm ingtoo. Arreiuary Group N‘o. I DI. Whitewalls, MELODY RAUID-T.V., plioao’s. ward R. Price. $ir 9-1003. - .ftimished rooms. MI. 9-6885. • nets. ceramic tile bath, fireplace, Conn. Npdrione, Antl-Freer.e, l.'nderrnatlnf. drrcoatlny. . ' Antl-Freeae, Undereoatlng.' PERSONNEL OFFICE Night calls. Guaranteed servica. idly. Opportunity for . popch, Storm sash. Buyer may as­ ' Klsie Hancock, Broad Brook Rd.. t -dr . in t e r io r ' PA IRIN G and wall­ Legal Notice warebouee Point. Conn. Ml 9-2250. 'odvoncomoRt it unlim* sume, $11,500. 4% mortgage. Price William Toth. .Farmington Av#..' Monday thni’Friday . paper hanging. Free estimate* I'lirms and Land For Sale 71 $15,000. Warren E. Howland, Real­ AT A ('OUnT or PROBATE h-id Unionville. Conn. cheerfully ^ven. Stiperior Paint­ AUCTION itod. Writ* for intor* ~t— ------■----- Gigantic Inventory Clearance tor. Ml. 3-1108,•$fl. 9-6003. at- Manchester within and for the • Krneai Totlv RFD No. 1. Andover. 8 AM . to 5 P.M. SNOW PLOWING Services Rea­ ing and Wallpaper Hanging Co. Wo hovu hod yoors of oxporioiift in soiling homos, NORTH CO.VENTRY—Here is the DJatiict of Mwnrheflter on the )$tb day 1 Conn. Ml. .9-7547. of BRAS'D-XEW viovi,' 9ivin9 ago, briof uswer to someone's require­ of January.. 1956 j all on or before thg 32nd day of Janu­ Saturdays A. M. to sonable rates. Call MI. 9-9746. $IERCHA.NDI$E at Auction! MANCHESTER, Hawthorne St. — Present, Hmii, J.dm J. Wallett, Judge I ary. 19,56. ' euHint of oxporioneo both singlos ond two family. For fast eourtooos ment*. 43 acres. Owner estimates New five room ranch. Immediate Gatate of Christtan Hunde. late of KIsMORK TURKINGTON, Judge. S i t " '2 13 7"' & - ‘ 2245” jffNoon EVERY THURSDAY. FRIDAY ^ mile frontage on improved occupancy. Charles Ponticelli. $11. Manchester In said district deceased SMART PEOPLE and SATURDAY MTES ood oducotibn. uoad, high and partly woodfd with 9-9644. Upop application .of The ifanchi^ater UMITATION ORDER Bid', Buy and Save . oh every sorvtco in tho solo of your preporty list with us. Trust Company, admlnisirator. d.bn., AT A rO ffR T O F PROBATG held KNOW THERE K Skungemaug River flowing c.t.a,. pravlng for authority to sell at Manchester within and for the SEPTIC TANKS possible home, shop, or persqn- mrough entire length of property. cej-tain- real estate situated on Garden District of Mancheater. bo the llth day ' ADVANCED NO lEHER PLACE al ronunodity. CaN us for froo appraisal. This portion is desirable for ,a St., in said Manchesiri^ and more fully of January 1956 AND WRITE Ixits For Sale 7$ described in aaid application on file, Preaent. lion. John- J. WAllett. Judge. DIViLOFMENT SALES START AT 7 P..M. dountry residence or a group of it la ' ’j ! Katate' of Frederick Thorp, late of -^ T H A N We accommodate 1,000 people Homes. Property also inpludes five MANCHESTER; Bell St. Wooded ORDGRIjID: That* the ftfregoing' ap« Mancheater in aaid Diatrict. deceaaed. PLU60ED SEWERS VONVERSE over 600 cars! ■dioom 1935 comfortable farm house plication i»e h'enrd and determined at On motion of L»on A- Thorp of aaid ^ DIVISION lot 170' X .350'., $1,600. Real Estate the Probate offic's in M^ocHcMer in Manchrister, executor.' , 7 . JR. W E WILL RE.MAIN OPEN BOX X 3*' X p3', modernized 1953. Cheer- Center. MI. .3-5151, evenings BU. aaid D‘atHrt. on' the Slat day of Janu­ ORDKRKD: That ’six monthw from L AVCO MACHINE CLEANED THROUGHOUT FEBRUARY f|il kitchen approximately 21' x 9-0969. ary A.D. 19.56. at ten b'cUx'K, ip the the Jith day of January.^ 1956. be and THE GOODCHILD REALTY CO. XT. Hot water heat, bath, tub forenoon. And that notipe be given lo the same are linrdted and allowed for Maafactmtag Corp. WE RE-OFEN M.ARCII 1 ' REALTORS all peraona interFaled In said esu te of the credltora writhtn which to bring in Septic Tanks, Dry WeUs,-Sewer raNTINfi AND Oiower, Attractively situated on a the pendency of aaid application and the^ clalma agalnal aaid eatate. and 186 Snlffen’s Lana Lines tnstelled POST AUCTIO.V ROO.MS 'llUlaide with wooded background, Suborbui For Sale 75 the time and place of hearing thereon, ■Aid executor - .ia directed -...... to give public Cor. South Main “Connecticut's Largest HERALD REAL ESTATES—INSt’KANCE-^MORTGAOES dairy bam- with modem by publiahing A copy of thia order in node*_ $» ** to (hr."■— errditorCio *■“*— brine *- In **■ ihrlr * MOTORS Cellar Waterproofing Done PAPER HANfilND Auction Firm" WIUJMANTIC—Charming 9 room aom*‘ newapAper having a circulation In ris im s 'Ithlif said timr Sllowrd bv RESTAURANT 0« i^: 15 Fbrest St.-.-MI S-7St^BU S-063S )anchions for 20 head, milk room, ■aid district at least’ five daya before pab.lslilDS a copy of llila ordrr In *omi> fBeuth and c t plant) 48 EAST CE.VTER ST.. TELEPhONE Rt. 5 — Berlin Tumplka- rage, arteiilui well water, home, oil heat, city water, fire- the da« of aaid hearing, to apnekr, if nrwspapor’ lisrins s rirculallon )n said 350 EAST CENTER ST. VOLUME CHRYSLER-PLYMOUTH DEALER raONE Ml 3-1131 McKinney bros. NEWINGTON, CONN. Our oniployos know ice $19,000. Walton W. Grant, pises, 4 bedrooms, spacious.lswns. tliev ae* 'c»uae\ at aaid time and place pro)Mt«- district wiOiin tan daya from BtnMard. OoaaaeUeut TEL. NIS-I4I5 , SEWERAGE DISPOSAL CO. N r. sfd Mrs. Was. E. GoodchUd Sr. ' ■ and be heard relative thereto, and III- data of tills ordrr and return Inak* ~^MI f.324A Opposite Conn. Light oad of this Advt. . . Aaa iSvelya BartletL lalter, 308 Andrew# Building, 63 Tsrms. Ownsr Suikowskl. Willi- jnAka return to this court. to Uita court of tlis notlc- gtrem: 130.133 Pearl St„ Tri.‘ Ml 3-8308 Power Company BoUdinf '' Center 8L Ml. 3-U53. nuatlc. HA. 3-3217. JOHN J. WALLETT. Ju4g«. JOHNiJ, WALLEtT. $a6aa. . ii- if ' ...... •7 n - ... N FRIDAY, JANUARY 20, 195tf If- PAGE SIXTEEN Avenge Daily Net Pre« Run I''- ilanrl;(0t(r lEu^ning Ifrralb For Iho U'eek Ended dan. 14, 1958 The Weather ForeeM t of U. 8. W eather Bureau For various reasons, it hai been James Morris, 68 Crestwood.Dr., ularly to discuss policies and necessary to ebanga the' date of who hM charge of the Safe Marine Assigned make recommendations for action Group Rehearging 11,876 About Town Deposit Department at Hartford by member hospitals. Tonight partly eloudy, lowaot the dinner and installation of of- Don't Miss This Special! temperature fO-lS Inland. 8ua- flcera.of Mystic Review, No. 2, National Bank and Trust Co., "This coordinated council pro? Member of Ike Audit To NCO School Newest Production day partly cloudy, higheni temper- Tha annual meeting of the Tal- Women's Benefit - Assn. It will Bishop’s Com er oIBce, today cele­ gram is a prime factor in kee^ng Bureau of ClrcnlaMon CHESTERTON GREY AND CORINTHIAN GREEN Rtnrr in the lotver S0g« cottvUla Oongtegratlonal Church take place Mondhy, Jan. 23. The brates his 20Ui year w ith the bank. Connecticut hospital standards at Manche$ter--~A City of Village Charm wUl ba held Sunday erentng, fol, members are requited to meet at Marine Pfc. Henry Hyson, 18, thSIr high level.” the association The Center Thespiana are new .X l6w ins a poUucK aupper a t 5 p.m. 6 p.m. in Odd Fellows Hall, and Sons were born at the Hartford I son of Mrs. Sarah M. Hyson, 413 i pointed out in Its atatbment. Six busily rehearsing for their latest Hospital on Jan. 17 to Mr. and Woodland 8t„ la currently attend-; persons are appointed to each y p L LXXV, NO. B4 proceed to Cavey’a RMtaurant for production, "The Silver Cord," (TEN PAGES) MANCHESTER, CONN„ SATURDAY, JANUARY 21, 1956 Newly elected and appointed of- dinner at 6:30. Mrs. Grice Beat Of Mrs. James Hodaon. 47 Faulkner ing non-commitaioned offlcersl group, with each geographical aec- (Clnaalfled AdrerMaing oa Page •) PRICE FIVE CENTS ficera of Manchester Assembly. Hartford, State Director, will seat Dr.. Mr. and Mrs. Henry Moran, Leaderahlp School at Camp *Le- Hon .of the_,State repreaented in written bv Sidney Howard, and to No. 15, Order of Rainbow for the bfflcera after they rettirn to 46 Bretton Rd.. and Mr. and Mrs. Jeune, N.C, | the^ council ayatem be directed by A William Astley, DINNERWARE who haa helped make auch produc­ Olrla. will hold a rehearsal Sun­ the hall at 8:15. \ John Saums, 24 Joseph St. Hyson enlisted in the Marine The Council on Public Education Dregged ag Beggar d ay a t 2 p.m. at the Masonic Corps on Dec. 29, 1954, and fol­ la concered with the opinions and tions of the group aa 'The Little Temple. All members of the choir The Hl-League basketball tes^ Salvation Army solulers met last lowing his recruit training, was attitudes of patients and the pub­ Foxes.” "Glass Menagerie" and Ike Regime are also expected to attend this \evenlng v.ith MaJ. John Pickup, sent to the home of the' Second lic, with respect to hospitals. It Is "The Kin" of Hearts" extrensely 4.Pe. PLACE SETTING Al ^100 Per .Week pf the Covenant Congregational successful. rehearsal for the semi-publid In- Church will play the Cromwell ^mmanding officer^ to discus.s Marine Division at Camp Lejeune. also responsible for guiding the st^latlon Mondhy, Jan. 23, at plaqa for future additions to the While at NCO Leadership public relatlona actions of member Among the cast chosen for this i team at Cromwell tomorrow; night. hospitals. absorbing drama arc Ruth Rowley, Assailed by New York, Jan. 21 (A6—Tho 8 fl0. p.m. in the main lod^e hall Those wishing to Join the' group Army’s byildlng for youth •••ork. School, he will be instructed In I REG. VALUE $1.95 as almdat everyone feels present Other councils of the association Allan Coe Jr., Joan Coe and Penny former wife of Canadian mil­ Ike Pledges to «t tha temple. such subjects as drills and cere­ - v are asked to meet at the church no deal with administrative ^practice, Richter, all of w hom are remem­ lionaire Vernon G. Cardy aaya later than 5:30 p.m. facilities pre lnadel|uate for the monies, leadership, public speak­ Open Houac for nenbera and growing Sunday School. MaJ. ing. Marine Corps history and prepaid insurance, purchasing and bered "for their pasYportrayala. Democrats she haa been reduced to "beg­ friends of the covenant Oonere- Pickup read letters from Sr. ifaj. traditions and other aubjects plant operstion. professional rela­ "The Silver Cord will he pre­ garly attire" while he haa ahovv- James Harry McReynolds of tions. government relations, sented at the Bbwera Schoo on Beautiful rolora under glaze to r permanent lifetime flnUh, ac­ ered Jewels, furs, racehorses and Catlonal Church will be held at the Dallas. Tex., will apeak under Mrs. McMahon, the former Rachel which promote confidence, initia­ Lyons, and Capt. Eldred Ch.urchlll, nursing relatlona and hospital Friday and Saturday, Feb. 10 and cented by while gadroon border. Place netting connintn of cup, By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS cash on' girl friends. parsonafe,' 47 Spruce St., Sunday. auspicea of Second Church of tive and tenie of responaibility aaucer, bread and butter plate and luncheon plate. Sale lim its 3 fo 5 p.m. ii. observance of Pastor both of which contained gentroui that ia the mark of non-commis­ auxiliaries. II, a t 8 p.m., and lirketa may be Three top-ranking Democrats She sought a strict account­ Christ; Scientist. In the church. 129 Officers of the Connecticut Hos- obtained fron-. any member of the to too place'aeltingn. leveled blasts at the Eiaenhower ing of Ihe wealthy hotelman's K. E^nar Raak'a lOih year In the Lafayette Stv, Hartford. Monday. donations in memory of Sgt. MaJ. sioned officers in the Marine John Lyons, who o'ed a year ago. Corps. ital Asan, are: Andre Blumenthat, Thespians or at the door on per- administration In speeches across gifts yesterday In' connactlon asiniatry. Members of the' 1955 Jan. 23, at 8:15 p.m. During World s'orwalk,, president; . Charles V. Confirmation Class and their Mrs. Churchill was the - former A former student at Manchester P' forrunnee nights. HOrSEWARES—BASF.MENT the country last night. with her suit against him for 15 ram War I be served as a captain in /Wynne, ' Waterbury, resident- pereiita will .be special giiesls. The Ellen C. Lyons. High School, Pfc. Hyson wasI a it In Los Angeles. Democratic Gov. million dollars. She claims that the infantry. Formerly a member elect; Charles T. eadwsjr, AVerell Harriman of New York In their 1950 divorce he pres­ Rev. Mr. M.sk assumed charge of of the Christian Science Commit­ employe of Manchester Modes InInof, Bristol, treasurer. the church here in July 1953. com­ Attendance at the Youth Rally prior to his enlistm ent In tne says President Ehaenhower. "passes sured her Into accepting ali­ tee on publication for the State of the buck to his associates- rather mony of >1,400 a month and ing here from South ^nd. Ind. At Texas, he hasjbeen a'^eacher since Saturday evening at 7:30, launch­ Marines. praaept^'he is president of the Man- ing the Evangelistic services by than take the responsibiilty." waiving her right to half his for­ 1940. His subject will be •'Chris­ tune tinder Quebec community Will Work chaater Ministerial Assn. the Rev. and Mrs. Burdette Faulk, FOR PltpMPT Th.JW.HALCcoiu ‘Biggest Dodger* tian Science, the Way of Obedi­ In a news conference yesterday, property laws. ence to Divine Law," promises to be so largr. It has been CHA Names Burr SUPER, M a n c h ist ir Conm* necessary to make arrangements REFMBERATION Harriman. said also, "Elsenhower liie petition for sn sccounting s p r M CORNER OT MAIN AND OAK .STREETS is the biggest dodger of any Presi­ was in connection with a pre­ The Buckley PTA, announces to have the rally in Odd Fellows For Party Hall instead of Calvapy Chapel. To Council Post SERVICE dent we’ve ever had in my mem­ trial bearing in her suit in New plans have been completed for a York State Supreme Court. Valentine dance in the school au­ 226'Spruce St. These .musical CALL WILLIAMS ory," adding that hla memory went ditorium Sat Tday, Feb. 11. from evangelists will be in town for a back aa far aa the McKinley ad­ Charles S. Burr, a trustee of Ml 9.3585 ministration. In ’56 Race 8 to 12. Budd'a Orchestra will pro­ campaign, continuing through Feb. Manchester Memorial Hospital, Harriman, prominent among vide musie for round and square 5. nightly ?t 7:30 in Calvary will serve on the Council on Pub­ • OaemUp £0 ? dancing. Mrs. Larenis Spiwak is Chapel, except Mondays and Sat? those mentioned for the Democra­ lic Education of the Connecticut tic preaidentional nomination, orltl. Ice Snares Washington, Jan. 21 (/P)— general chairman of the commit­ iirdaya. Hospital Assn., during the coming * Mtlat Dry Up Immy MIRRORS ^ 0 ' % ‘ tee: Mrs. Victor DOrman, tickets: died the Republican adm'iniata- Either as a candidate or as a year, it was announced laat night Nm*I tion for what he termed its "luke­ Mrs. Irwin Ungar, Mrs. Irving Divorces were granted in Supe­ “worker in..the ranks,” Presi­ by the association. k . WK CARRY ALL A • AsNWsMf T* Mil warm, relurtaht or nonexistent British Ship Twomey and Mrs. Robert M. John­ rior Court, Hartford, this week to Thia is one of eight councils or­ ^ LEADING BRANDS ^ policies." dent Eisenhower has prom­ son, hospitality; Mrs. Isadora Rad- Ann R. from Charles F. Wash- ganized by the aaaoclation to plan AUTO G LA S r The ''dodger" assertion came OPEN TONIGHT ding, poaters. Mrs: Dorman may bum and Philip H. from Anna P. WELDON DRUG CO. ised to battle “with all my Its activities. Each on> supervises when Harriman was aaked his strength" for the policies of be contacted for tickets, which are Kenneway. both on the grounds of a particular phaae of the aasocia- ^Arthur Drue S t i r n l 901 MAIN STREET ' opinion of the President's remarks In Antarctic TILL 8:30 now on sale. intolerable cruelty. tion's program by meeting reg- his administration. 8 k A. dksls A.A J i FURNITURE TOPS concerning Gen. Matthew Rldg- . A Shop when most convenient for way’s publiahed differepces -on 19154 Despite the uncertainty with you, tonight until 8:30 or Sat­ milltai^ policy. London, Jan. 21 (/P) — Members which he viewed hla role, Biaen- urday all day from S A. M. until Andover Man Meets form er Employer "Eiaenhower la creating the Im- of the British Commonwealth ant­ hower's . promise of support laat 6 P . M. presalon he’s over and above the arctic expedition fought today night cheered more than 60,000 J. A. WHITE GLASS CO. Archibald P. Ramage, AhJnVer town trea.aurer, ahakea hands administration," Hai-rlman said, I OROlnst a grinding waste of pack Republicans whose ^ "Salute to * •■BETTER BY FAR’* OPEN DAII.Y 8 A. M. TO 5 P. M. with Sherman Adams, special Assistant to President Elsenhower, adding that the President "doesn’t ' •*' “Itempt to free ' their Eiaenhower" dinnera' up to >100 a and FREISHER, too... h \ • INCLUDING SATURDAY prior to the "Salute to Elsephower " dinner at the Hotel Static'.-, take responsibility for his pro-,'***^*' "*’*P TTieron from a trap in plate raised an estimated live mil­ PinahurstQualttyJdeats... Hartford, last night. Raina'gc lived'in Lincoln,.N, H„ before mov­ grams." the Weddell Sea. lion dollars for-nattonal, state-and ilSSELL ST. Ml 9.73221 ing to Andover and worked as a youth for Adams when the latter We overlook^' Rib Roasts o f By (’onti-ast, Harriman said, for-! 'They sent aloft a reconnalaaance local GOF campaign purposes. Featured At HALE'S managed a lumber yard.^ (Herald Photd,) mer President Truman "always i Pl»h« to search for open w'ater Raspolulifig tn demandis that- he Betf in our ^ u rs. night ad. Our took responsibility for his pro-! »nd worked with picks and dyna- run again, .Eiaenhower said "nvy Meat Manager, Charles McCar­ gi-ama." ; mite to break the icy grip that has futuyir role remains' undetermlpaid, thy wants you to know that you In a Boston speech, meanwhile, i held thelr'829-tnn veaael prisoner ir to be a candidate for.. your not only getothe finest quality Sen. Kefauver (D-Tenn) said today | for more than three weeks, iminatlon or ^ w orker In tha Shaping the the United States has been placed Messages from the T h e r o n ranks." But he promised hla help beef when you buy a kiB OVEN fashiori’sleeve Bosto|iian NHRR Head; in a position where "the frump; showed she had made fdur miles In either case. ROAST at Pinehurstnut, in ad­ cards" of its diplomacy "are all ' northward during the night, Tribute Brings Tears dition that our meat men fix broadcloth blouse HALE'S threats of atomic war. " The Royal Navy nal layer, Pro- The President arose amiling and the roaat ao it la easy to carve " *P*'f*' prepared for , lector, answering a call for aid. outwardly hale Md hearty to re­ . .. Try a Rib Roaat today . , . fashion revolution McC^iiis in B&M Post the New England Weekly Press i nosed her way through floating ice turn ths—sClute of 53 dinners Fresh From L,ocal ' Hb""'i.i hiore blunders" | into the dangerous and desolate throughout the country. But tears IV>ultry F a rm s. . . comfort-catering Newkirk, Jan. 21 lA*) Both I ' j ,.o “rink of w-ar" interview : sea near the South Pole, but was clouded his eyes aa he acknow­ the Haven and the Boston i Dulles will 700 miles from the Theron. .She ledged the tribute, saying "tha W HITE ROCK CH1CKE.N usefulness, " hoped within the next two days to heart ia an full that it ia indeed PARTS Mal^e Ralli'oad.s have new presi- dangerous to say mors than 'thank BREASTS ’ " rontro- get close enough It, enable her de.Kls. P atrick B. McGinnis quit whi/-h * in Life magazine in two helicopters to Join in the aer- you.’” All W hite M eat lb. 89c ^ e New Haveii to head the B. A 55bich statements attributed to i«i ,e«rch for an escape route for Elsenhower told 1,700 diners in FANCY I4EGS M., while Boston corporation law­ Dulles^and verified by him in sub- J the Theron Washington and about 60,000 more All Dark Meat lb. 79c stance-have aroused criticism over tha country that hia decision, F ry e rs , . . Brollera yer George Alpert was elected to Experts in London believed the from Democrats and from abroad. 38 crew members and explorers ^ Manchester Girt Gives Invocation at Ike Dinner when it is reached, will not be a aucceed McGinnl.s. 3Iost IHngerous. Means aboard the Theron were in an un­ aalAah one. Less than eight hours after he Kefauver, a vcandidate for the comfortable but not pai-tirularly MIm .Mhlrly Warren, 127 Frlncelon St., gave the invocation last night at the 'Salute lo Eiaen­ "I could devoutly wish that formally submitted his re.signa- Democratic preXdential nomina­ perilous position. But they must hower DinMt- at Hartford'a Hotal Sutler. Standing between Iter and Sen. Preacott Buih i« W rm an there were, some other method'Ipr tlon to the< Board of Directors of tion, said he does 6qt doubt Dulles get free while the short- A.iitarctic Adams, the a^eunt te Um Preffitlent, whp waa tke main «|wi|ker. The invocation $vea U itpriyer which the American people eoulA You choose your wardrobe with an eve Irt the New Haven Railroad, the B wsnts peace, butt -tpat ''It only summer lasts or the e^edltlon's composed by BUenkoWar for hla IntuguraHon three ige. Miss Warren, a freshman at the under the circumatancea, poliit mit tk M's directors elected McGinni.s seems to me that hele takes the most program will be bogged down for University of Connecticut, la holder of the Daughlera of the American Revolution State-wide rood the path of my true duty," ha aaid. casual comfort. You insist on underfa«hinns to lead their line at a special meet-' months. citizenship award. (Herald Photo). “ "But It appears that this ia a ques­ ‘I ing held in Boston last niglit. (ContiniNui oa Paj^ ^ e > In a message rala.ved by tb.a ■------:v . . . ^------4- . , ______tion that first I alone must an- to match this lovely look. Thai's why The Nevy Haven directors elected, lirotector to Aha Admiralty here,- _ --m -t-'j- - •8-year-old A lpert al a .special the Theron said: "Am still in two The Republicans who cheared hla - V r • you demand .America’s most popular girdle meeting following acccplance of foot ice and able to proceed slow- Rioting E rupts^f^^g GOP SoluteS entrance with Mrs. Btaqnhower, Expect Fraaner Hamburg - McGinnis' re.signation. Poujade Fined I ly. La.St sight was on the I4th and goa-ned - in purple end carrying a t Pindiurat . . . Skippie*. Bec.aii»e Skippics coaxes \ou so Alpert ha.s praclicod law TfrEosr 17' CJl .1 • i xtill overcast. Have found water American Beauty red roaes, left no ■•■•A ton for 35 years,, is a former a.s- ' Jr o r O l R l l C l C I * i l l ^ P®H .V«rds long and am at- Anew 111 India; ^ _ doubt that they would like to help Faatured This Waek comlortably to ihe line you love, (^omc in, sistant dl.strict, attorney and a ; tcnifitlng flight to northwest to­ him make an affirmative decision. M e CHUCK GROUND WHAT A founder of Brandcls I'nivor.sity. . ward deeming tvatei- sky.” Neither did the closed circuit lb. 60c snes 7toU 1®® our subtle-shaping Skippies colleclion, today. Spread He lias been a director of the New French Ballot Tile reference to ''sight" means Feaved President ttt Fete television flashbacks, ' from Los 39c HAMBURG •sf Haven .since McGinnis won con­ the men ahpard the Theron have Angeles to New York, leave any S5c . .3 Iba. >1.00 Sh ip'n Shore plays bro«dcIoth Skippies Pantje slims with airy- trol leas than two year.s afeo. not had a c>««r shot at the sun Bombay, India. Jan i.t . Kv LEONARD ZEIDENBERG thought that the Republlcana sa­ Paris. Jan. 21 t/P) A French s^veet and soft... curv'es a light Nylon elastic net. Satin elas­ VALUE! .\I|h tI'h Brother on K.V.M with their sextAnt and for tlie last Rioting erupted anew in Bombay More than 1,000 enthusia.stic Connecticut'Republicans a luting hla third anniversary in tha court today fined tax rebel Pierre few days have bwn charting their ROUND STEAK GROUND convertible neckband collar tic front panel trims your tummy. Alperf.s brother, Herlierl, now i.s White House have' in mind any- Save Oc lb. a t 79c lb. Poujsde 500,000 francs ($1,400) po.sUion by dead reckoning. Her n p T o A to other'^^ris'of‘ the cuu„- «nd eveninsT gowns, gath- other candidate but Eiaenhower. and shortie roll-up sleeves. .\lso available as Girdle, S, .M, I., SLIGHT IRREGULARS vice president and general coun.sel of (lie B & ,M. for slander during the election •estimatede.stlmated position nowhow is 67 de- I try as proteata mounted against I *^'*^'* nHotel o te i Statiera i a i i e r in Hartford,lia rilo rO , la.stla.St nightn ig h t totO join withW ith S6me ■ of them obviously were Cube Steak Cut From The Beet ..Nice long shirt tails, too! Shown with "Life Romance" Bra campaign i, which his followers grees 35 minutes south, 31 degree Primet Minister Nehru's plan to! Republicail.s in all parts of the COUntr.V in a tr ib u t e tO Presi- cheered by Eiaenhower'e state­ Choice Round Steak lb. 99c White or lovely pastels... In cotton batiste. 32.4 fo S8C. OF .McGinnis. 51, left the .New H a­ won unexpectedly 52 National As­ 24 minutea west. redraw the map of India. 1 dent P^isenhower tirtTlis third nnnivor«ai-v- in nffinn ment. that ha hopes hla decision ven while it was under investiga- sembly scats. the map of India. ) dent P^i«eiihower or>4ii.H third anniver.aarv in office. ever?washable combed cotton. >3.95 to $7..50. interpreted this as indicating that Given With Cash Sales '■ ere "incontestablv deflzmalory." A navigator no.sing a ship through at on extra charge. DAA\ASK TABLE rl.sen sharply the past few m o n ths.started th^ state in the sixth straight day I O S tlirl V K rk 8« A a the President will make the race over train delays ami .sor\*ice dis­ . Pou 'd-- has accused Schneiter of park Ice looks for water sky to of thsorder. rtKUus they were in a g<^ A- W O IU IIV ALlirCR if he finds he has reached what ha He was Pierre Diimaine, pre.s- having "blood on bis hands." guide him.- Pork la A Good Value With ruptions. ^ s t Bengal Rc|M,rlH KInt '’heer — •' called at Thursday's White House ident of the .New Havei; Triin.s- Schneiter also was awarded one Apparently the Theion '.-as pro­ 7 Rib Roast a t 24o ^ ^ ^ r m f i t McGinnis, in annTiunejng he porl.ation Co., a wholly owned stib- Word.of disturbances also came " .. . .. news conference "a reasonable level Center Chops a t 57c Would step down fiom the ^ a n e in s.vmb''llc dam.-iges and ceeding astern as she tried to fight from the states of West Bengal. ''rts « arnillrrellng of strength" physically. CLOTHS Haven, safd he out of the trap. That :nust be done Ecanomy Need SYki^rk ^ CREATIONS j'wa--'Xing^t‘^m Poujade~ mu.st pa y m tjave the Orissa and Bihar where demon- They bolstered thia belief by cit­ Whole Strips cut to order lb. 39c "the best interest ‘ lined to talk with newsmen as he ; court's' Judgment printed iii fi-« carefully to avoid damaging her ing the President's assertion that __ "'r' hiirrieil from the odices It was newspaners of spapers .Sc of Schneiter's' choos- propeller and rudder. strators. apparently aroused bv the f, “ sid'^m i McGinnis appeared tiled wlien annoiincrd trial hr had rcoojvo.d a in t .BombayRicmh... riots, began______I resident,, who was the mam' Vrrm f'many tasks stilt await action." t-feseSesfarvA ^ 1 ' i - Among those aboard are Dr. .Significantly, perhaps, the Presl- NEW WAYS TO COOK " '‘‘■''■■'''K*' "ti'l had to leave immedi-__ embroidered .99 B A-.M meeting. A railroad spuke.s- atclv. Poujade’s noisy -followers, who i Vivian Fueh,s, expedition leader. REG. $8.95 VALUE! ; turned out in nor ' ers for the trial I Kuchs’ ultimate goal is to move a Pin Checks here . . . Pm Checks there , . . man said the .McGinnis election . y • The^ Bomhavn __ L ci.,...... « ...... -,..s saaI*‘'>*»»«gement---- firm s -m i Evans In this issue of Better trmdnnrJHTT T T *Uorttnn-D‘Ainpesnr,-ftnly7^#MI.“ -fXv'ingi D r.-Evans is the^felloa* SHEETS and P ILLO W CASES T 'Briti.sh and • ers off (o tailor.s for sparkling now ! •''Penker of the National Assembly i charged Hitn exlorllon sneC mall j sociated with it were selected as .*1 (gi — The United SUtea' _ I • frtt • *»I ^ : A . . I WI ^ ^ > ______l_sl. ______I_i_l ______a'ho thinks up all the questions Amenian Jazz mu.sicians have de­ royal blue i.-niform.s! with” gold blood on Hill hands" ' carrier, reveals they made him pay, (f'ontiniied on Page Nine) (Continued o’n Page .Nine) "best qualified" of 30 firms which Halshiman (Bud) Waahbond used on the $64,000 TV program. A t THK LOWEST PRi( KS 1N ’i KAHS rided to pla.v m harmony again crests and rrown.s on-(he pocliets. ' Poujade said he based his $"90 or he arrested on a fal.se he said were considered to handle flashed down (.kirttna's tricky ‘after 23 ye.ir.s of making rurle 'W'e .shall open all our com-erts < ‘ "" * letter given him by a hookmaking charge . . Fuel triick the survey project. Olympic bob sled run In tha NOW I.N STOCK Finest combed yarn'percale—.ovei- 'JOti threads to inchr noises at eai li othei. > with nififlcrn British fanfares ' ff'^ud. ffirmer Leon DfiPont. who drivers return to work in New ICA plans to consider the recom­ fastest twn-heat time Vnf today’n played on .state trum pets hung | *i>'‘'''d y h a d been fined 400.000 York City after five da.v atnk mendations of this group, snd a pre-Olympic trials. The' stocky One Wipe Dust Cloths To .show thciv* s no more haid.j " ith red vel-.el banners.” he said. ' ff^uca ($].142i for slander bei ause . which .Mayor Wagner feared' aa : a Hugli^ WUl Retire in April agreement provides that gauge.maker from East Hartford, Wild Bird Seed i R E G . $5.9J5— 72xld 8 PLAIN HEM . . . . . $4.45 ea. feeling, then unions arc going to ItlM-ipline Seen Vital ■ suggeated-Schnelter^ was-am ac- 1 midcrtnle.* 'Vatastrophe.'- Ebasco and its asaociatea would be -n M inistry in- To replate Huithfa Apwl 1. Ki- his big. bra.s.sy outfit It ha.s would function as supervising and the Baltic. Reg. $7.25-81x108 HEMSTITCHED HEM $5.75 ea. lopped the popularity polls in B rit­ ' in then- pajam- rhuted in^to France by the'Briti^sh that Secretary .senhower announced veHerday he ®rchit-€rt, ov^rwcin$r Hr.funCr ain since the eni| of World Wai II. no c mncHr-' ""'fit has f;V”‘resi‘i‘tanrV"forces' "f •‘Itate Dulles will be welcomed j would appoint Percival F. Brun- ______* * V.VITA P.kPERS QUESTIONED no I oinpotitor m this roiinlrv. and | after the SKA.TO Council of Mims- dage, a former accounting execu- For the first ti.nc since (Continued on Page .Vine) I filoacow-, Jan. 21 l.TI—Pravda REG. $1.85^2x38'/: PILLOW-CASES $1.35 da. . , Kenton's discs top all the oonu-' ters' meeting in .Maich. . . Rodney j live who has been serving as ! .Jyss made the charge th at tho big names in the Ja z z world have laritv polls for pi ug-e.s.sivc arV A ll head-joined twin deput.v budget director. Briindage A pretty white blouse that looks like Spring... crisp, broken tjhro igh a trade .inion bar- Heath s tour opens March 20 c* • ■ A * ■ ■ A I' •' *ate#t Yalta papers published by ■'"*J'**** 1IIIH..I 11 lltlv v to aurvive medital separation re-! ia from Montclair, N. J. o O V I C l .^ 1 ( 1 i \ | ) r O R ( I .the 17S. Slate Departm ent wero, REG. $6.95— 72x108 SCALLOPED HEM ea. Tier in both B nla.m and the U m -^v ,th a c o n e ,, in Carnegm Hill . A ll turns to Illinois 3lrdlcal (’enterforT—' Submits Balanced Budgets Uae plenty of cltrua fruits for fresh topping for skirts and suits. Superbly tailored the $5.49 ted .State.s to proteij m istcans davs % tc, (he hand d, c ' hoi aulhenttc- documents. "They health and pfeasure. We are sell­ R ill A lu n a iiia <-he<-kup after sjiending month at Just last .Monday, Flisenhower ing great large ■ Indian River famous Ship’n Shore way, with just a breath of color Here: And here: And here: jobs from foreign fiicroachmcnt. at San Antonio. Te.xas 1 600 miles ~ home. I told Congress he expected the K (‘nt fr<$m Ps>rsitls> I Both touts are hooked .ar.Ii'd. The away Other dales are fixed for iis y iu I COJIIC ,,f jip|„mats and government of. Pineapple Florldas at 65c dozen. embroidered on collar and bib. Finest combed cotton tscs«s Set, leyette-aiis. teas- Twa-pie fattened aleeti^ed pant, Hnk, cizad pant, Navahind 8 ileevei, agents handling Kenton s say they Hoti.ston. Fort W orth Oklalioma •Montgomery. Ala. Jan. 21 'IPi— [ties are awaiting results on aiitop- year which ends June 30. He also 80 size PINK GRAPEFRUIT broadcloth, so sudsable. Sizes 28 to 40. ficiitd Iloiticisgd rvMot and there U no guarantee that 4 for 39c. W hite G rapefruit 4 blva, yaSaw. ftay*vp thevldtft. live, mint, fiAk. klv«, ygHow. G moR.'t yf.) tave four time.s ai. many offers' thty W ichita Fa)l.s. Dallas .New Alabama Lawmakeis sought legality on John .Sharon lo determine submitted a balanced buuget for Waahington. Jan. 21 (f)- United as the .'.merican m aestro c iiild fill Orlean.s. -Montgomerv. Ala l " IStatea officlala are acting on Ihe these . 'ilor-umenls' are not, Uio , 4 for 35c. Nothing ffner In Ap­ From a wide coUectionjoj afy/ca—nuiny in pattemd yedaw. d mac-lyf; IH yn.-2 yrt. HI yn.-7 yn. REG. $2.15—42x38'/: PILLOW-CASES $1.75 ea. -Montgomerv. Ala.. Louis- advice today on what to do about , exactly how the -Milford mVn di8d. the coming fiacal, year aa well, * i£/ he plaved four dates a-day, vilie Nashville, Indianapolis, Co- .tfielr special Session of the T-eg- • . . Former headwalter at tt'aldorf ’ In accepting Hughes' resig’na- [belief there is potential oppositiont ..***^.7.*1."!**/ m of- ples than Pero’s which are avail­ $1.25 aaid Pravda Friday. able at Plnehurst Come here for G.;j,v-haircd Ted. Heath who iiiTJ ...... w City, ...... islsture which was ' adjourned Artoria-Hotel faces Indie,Imehl for lliw with "deepest-regret,"re((,rel Eisen- I among , the hard-pressed'Russian “ I $2.95 pla.ved his trombone on street -’domes Minneapolis, .Milwau- despite an angiy j people to the SovieUa offers of the beat Idaho baking and iJW Green Stamps Given With Cash Sales ^ „. 1...... --rr — — — chorus against falling lo report more than 867,000 hotter doffed his hat to the outgo­ TRUCK CR.\SH KILLS SIX Maine, all around potatoes. corners when times werr tough - E-r' Detroit, ■ srtiournment. Or was It ? •- received in tips on his Ynrome tax ing budget director, telling him in ! . economic, sid lo other countries, is planning his American v.sit with h'v p S"*! Her- Speaker Rankin Fite gavclcd a and officials say case of Hana Paul a letter: i .Reports to the State Department Fort Lauderdale. Fla., Jan. It FREE PARKING , the precision of a field ‘marshal * T ■ ... -"'fi* adjournment through the ' will probablv touch off large icale ROWI„/\ND R. hirOHKlt I say that the Soviet, government ia (■Ft—Six persona were killed to*' ikJHfKIUUeoM '*'“It is a tribute to your wise da.v when the - automobile ia Ntwetf IHHd foihiena for inekers and crawlers. Soft . .. tweet Cdfter-Set* going Into battle. tentative dates have also been House Yesterday in the midst of j investigation. Judgment and devoted service that [not telling the Russian people AuthpHzed Checks Cashed MANCNItnil COMII* I about these offers—Russia s new which Ihe.v were riding smashed . k we have reached our present reas­ A' • ^ . . . won't shrink out of fit No bindingl No choAngl Worlds of grew ropin. "There’s nolhins I t an teach the “v e fX boT.lm T "no " votes so loud Texans abandon hope for five lion as^depjity buBget director ! line inTtsVorrw-aV'iJforta "The" into the rear of a truck loaded Visit Plnahurat while y»u' are Ti»J!llKIIALico» Americana about music, " he says. ' Kenton will a vi L t o l«0-foot .center suring position." CORNER OF OAK AND MAIN STREETS "Biit- there’s a lot we can show ” 'r* 8"* leas, one he left the chamber. section of a' hew bridge plunged nearly three years ago, Hughes belief here is the Premier Bui- with lumber. State Trooper ’ at tha A uto Show at the Arm- Baby thoweri on your colendorf She'll love time-saving Carter's most of oil. MANCHISTIR Conn* Hughes cited "compelling per­ was ^mptroller of -the National ganin and Communiat-Party Boss them in ^Usfon and slick nreaen I After hia departure, a malority into the ' Brazos- River- ‘near Hemp- * sonal and family reasons" for leav­ Jamea Cox reported. The vlb- oiy * . . Wa are Juat 1 Mock City-Bank of New York. It waa NikiU in Khrushchev---- ,—, ^ have i decided .. . ttmo, ail Negroea, ladlnded tara fbom tha Armory. CORNER OF MAIN A.ND OAK STREETS ^ * *"'* another in the of 61 House member- ‘--fused to ated..<- (3ov. Averell H arrim an ing hii .post. He did not say what not Immediately clear whether he “ U!*- . a o n a ^«*HvaI hall across the • — , thanka editors for keeping kis par­ it wviuld be unwlae to do.ao- mea, twa wetnea aad twa ahil* He • already packed his 18 play- Thames. (Uoatlaued r- irwj thaae were. ty oa lU toies. Be(or# Joining ' ndminlntrn- drea. They wera ao4 i the (Oonlinned on Page Ta o) (Coatianed #a POfa Ikraal ly Ideattfled. / : r

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