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ilONDAY/jANUARY 24. i^55 Avflraite D i^ r Nat Prtsg H «| Far U& Week Ba4M Tha Wcathar nU3B8DCnSII W m n a m lEvenittg fêralil Jtat. S3. 1888 Fssacaa* ef b. g. Q 11,550 CMMy, «sM tsaight, efeartag Members Of the WATES, newest Mra George Marlow edll be Couple SiirpHsed towaN momlag. Lew lg-8t. W ed local women's club, aimounca that leader of the meeting Tuesday Sdiendel Receives Award McMtor at tke Audit nesday, partly eleedy, eeld. Mglt' . About Town - their first fund-raising voflturs' sVenlBg at 8 o'clock at the home Anniversary Bureaa.at Ctrewlatlea 86-88. will take the form of a food sale of Mrs. Louis HurwiU, 104 'Con-' HALE'S JANUAI MancJuslerÂ City of ViUage Charm way Rd., when the Guardianship A . I.C. <3 > r ia to p ^ W . Hewitt, eonThursday, Jan. JT, .at flihO a. b l , /■ bill with regard to neglected chil^' « f Mr. and Mn. Albert O. Hewitt, la H b1s> store. ' - Mr. and Xrs. Frank M. Tan/I dren w ill be discussed, by members TT W eet a t . he* been i>romoteil to kowski, 88 North St, were pteas- VOL. LXXIV, NO, S7' (EIGHTEEN PAGES) MANCHESTER, CONN^ TUESDAY, JANUARY 25, 1955 (CUaallled AdvartMag an Fag* 16) PRICE nVE CENTS the riuBk bit noa-commlMioned of* Memberh of St Margarets of the League of Women Vofera ahtly surprised yeeterday when WHITE SAI Ahother meeting will be held Wed ------^ -- - fleer, staff sergeant Circle, Daughters of Isabella, have they arrived at the home of their p^poned their covered dUh sup nesday at 8:80 a m. at the home son-in-law and daughter, Mr. and of Mra. WiUiam Barton, 7 Hack Coritinatfl with dozens of vslaciB iii Shdets, Casofl, Sist* Following ita regular meeting per and program owiiig to ; the Mrs. Andrew MlChaUmk o f W est -mT"' matack S t Mrs. V. E. Poppelmeier trcflg Pflds, Covers, PiUows, Blankând Towel*. ^ -SmmI tf a StriM tonight, Campbell Council Knights death o f Edmund U Kiely, hno- Wtlltaigton, to find that the mem wiU conduct the unit discussion. 1: bsnd of the regent All members bers of the family had arranged a of Columbue will hold a special Wednesday at p. m., the meeting are requested to meet tomorrow 8 party In honor of their 46th wed m eeting to take action on the death will be held with Mrs. William Low, Low Pmm* On of Edmund U Kiely,« member of at 8 p;h». at Burke’s F u a e w ding anniversary, which occurrs Home, where Father M «g^- Roacoa Jr.. . 77 Princeton St, and the oouncil and will proceed to the M ra W. E. Taylor will be moderaT today. chaplain of the arcle, wlU lead In the group were the families WOKDEUuirNO IRON John B. Burke Funeral Home to tor. pay last respects. member* In the WCiUUOn of the of another daughter, Mrs. Frank rosary. / Mordavsky, 100 North St, and Msinchester Lodge No. 78. A F A DACROIÛRTAINS Refeiêdto Juvenile Court Jan. 1953 Tbs Manchester Child S tu dy their aoiu, Edward F. Yankowskl TAILORED—Double atRêd side hems—8"’bottom hems. x N / Group will meet tomorrow at 1 Members of the corqblned Cath' AM, will hold a stated oommuni- of N. Elm Street and Sylvester (In *Th* Case of deaald Mitch-,, \ B. m. In the library of the Buck- oUc Mothers’ Ctrelea are requeaU oation at the Masonic Temple to 4 l"x 54*’ LONG ...... $2.» t pr. K Tankowskt of Northampton, Mass., •a.” Hsmia Staff Writer Lceoard Jey School. Miss Ann Foberg o f the ed to meet in front of the John B. morrow ni£bt at 7:80. Follow ing r. together with the nine grand 4 l"x 63'‘ L O N G ...... $3.2f pr. Mdcaberg gmcHhaS tbs work *f State Dept of Education will ad* Burke Funeral Home, $T E. Cen the business meeUng, Christopher ter St. at 8:45 this evening to say W. Totten, master of Daekam children. r'x '* LONG ...... $ pr. th* Ooaaeeffeat Javrallc Owwt a. i. dress the group On the subject "R e Mrs. rranh Yankowskl received' | 4 72 3.49 the rosary with Father CarroU for Lodge 86 of Glsatonbury and a It p lajs Ub r*l* la the caac o f aa port Chrda” Mra Marjorie Salmon a corsage of pink camellias to I"x I ’;L O N G ...... ) $ pr. Edmund I*, k iely. member of Phlloeophlc l«dgc, wiU 4 8 3.79 Imaglaaor hey wb* I* la trooMr . will act as chairman. wear at the party. A purse of spMdc on "Maeonic Information" r u f f l e d — 644” flniahed ruffle— extra fuU.ruSlea. with Wmaclf, hi* tmoalij, aad the,' A eocisl hour and refreNimenta money contributed by the -children /-law.)'. will conclude the ceremoaiee of the and grandchildren was also pre 48"x54'" L O N G ...... $4.49 pr. !< evening. sented -to the couple, who ^have 48"x63" LONG ...... $4.49 pr. By Leonard Zeidehberg Tip Source Dulles Discusses Formosa been residents of Manchester for Cnrishl ms. ■•rai* rrlMta* Joint Chiefs the past 44 years. 48"x72" LONG ______...... $4.98 pr. , Fred T. Baker of 8# Lyndale S t, Kottald Mltcncll, th* 15-yesr-old. V' an agent for Farm Bureau Ineur- 4l'^’x8 r ’ LO N G ...... $5.49 pr. high school Jijnior who w as! ance Coe., and-John VanHoueen turned over , to Juvenile Court on On Belsky Shift Aims, of 118 Broad St., an adjueter for " TIERS—Prsshlrrsd top, ruffled bottom. a January night in 1958 for stesl-1 the Inaurance group, will attend a 36"x30" L O N G ...... $1.98 pr. ing a car. first felt |M had "to do [ cloee-circult tweeast preeented by •ometblag," h* th* morning i Held Secret Farm Bureau at N.ew Haven Wed- 36"x36" L O N G ...... • $1.9B p r. after his referral to th* Juvcnils Support Ike r rj ■ Bear Bxand needay. Some 18,000. employee, Tested Court, even before schoIasUc diffl- arente and friends of ths insurance Qulties had begun to 4X1* up on ashlrigton, Jan. 25 (JP)— him. group will view the Ulecast on the ■Sen. “McCarthy (R-Wis) re Washington, Jam 25 (IPi— QUALI-TESTED Problem* involving hi* teacher* eame day in theateri and audl- fused today to reveal to the The House took up the fight- I toriuma in 31 eastern cities. EXTRA RNE QUALITY NYLON and h li atudiaa, which weren't new W H E N Y O U pteee yhar in to him anyw’sy, bad m erely aggra* Arm y Jhe sources of his in if-we-must defense plan for V BiraM Fboto vated the situation, be ia!d. Formosa today under a rush Ths Friendship Circle of ths Sal- Police Chief Herman O. Schendel, IMt, receive* the Phillip* H. sufflnec with this affcncy CURTAINS AT NEW LOW PRICES , formation about Pfe, Marvin % TAtLORgD— Double stitched aide hems, * ’’ bottom hsm. Ronald was eitting. in a small schedule with a three-hour vaUon Army will meet tonight at Lord "Oangbusters" certificate for outstanding contribution to law effic* of the Juvenile court build S'. Beisky, a physician, who Wonderful Besr Brand . 7:80. A t 8' p,m. XUes E va Johneon, enforcemeqt from Mayor Harold A. Turklngton. The award waa yon have the sound protec 4 1"x54" L O N G ...... $2.29 in g- a dowdfy, red-brick converted declined to answer some ques debate limit and a bar asaictant euperintendent of Man presented during a brief ceremony at the State Theater Saturday house located on Washington against amendments. chester Memorial Hospital, will tion of< a reliable company 4 1 "x63" LONG ...... $2.49 pr. tions on Communism, evening. Schendel is one of a very few chief* in the country to be atrest tn Hartford—giving hi* McCarthy Wants the Arm y to The rule* committee, which con show movies of her trip to Sweden so honored by the producers of Gangbusters. The moyle of the same 4 l"x 72" LONG .. j ...... $2.49 pr. stetement to a probation officer.’ trols the order o f business in the last summer. All women Intereet- back of it and a service to discharge Îsky dishonorably for Quality^Yarn at .Reduc^ name la currently playing at the State. ______' He waa also relaxing his nerves refuring To anav.-cr q: ealiona .and House, put the hurry-up label on I ed are invited to attend. — 4 l"x 8 l " LONG...... $*•♦$ which had been wound tight by poUcyhoIders that hss been invoking the Fifth Ame.Klment the measure shortly after the Mra. E lla M. Quish. Democrat, RUFFLED—6 H ” cut ruffle^sxtra fun ruffle. h ii experlenSea in the last 18 before the Senate Investtealions House Foreign Affair* Committee j , The Brotherhood of Temple The Rotary Oub wlU meet to- hours.' It had been an extn ord l- o f 69 N . School L has received subcommittee last MarchT when Issued a report saying the Joint Beth Sholom wilt hold ita month niorrow night at 6:80 at the Coun 8 thoroughly proved and test, 48"x54" LONG $3.49 pr. nary period of tirrie.for him. for the appointment as hostess at the M cCarthy’wss its chairmrn^ Chiefs or Staff had given it unan- Prices During Jhis Sale ly meeting tonight at 8 o’clock at try ^ Club. A color travelogue film "x " LONG ...... $ . $ pr. although the theft of the car in mous approval. entitled "Viking Land" will be pre OWl* a u b at the State CapitOL ed for a great many years.' 48 63 3 9 McCarthy made public a' letter the temple. A charter will be pre Manchester wasn't the first of- Th* foreign affairs group ap sented by Charles Gilbert of the The >lub I* composed of women "x " LONG ...... $ pr. to Secretai-y of the Army Stevens sented by a rspreaentaUve of the 48 72 4.29 fens* he had ever comtnltted, it declaring that the Arm y had proved thk resolution itself 28-0 National Federation. of Jewish Hartford Time*. leguiators. Mrs. FlaVia Dotchln, "x " L O N G ...... JO pr. was certainly the most Mrioua. REG. $ BEAR BRAND Republican, of 56 Dougherty St., 48 81 $4 planned to put lah an Intelligence after a hearing yeaterday. The 1.39 Men’s Clubs and a skit will be giv And this was the first Utre he c {fleer who gave,McCarthy a secret word on the Joint Chiefs’ stand en by a group of youngsters from Past chief daughters of Helen has received appointment as aecr% TIERS—Preshlrred top, ruffled bottom. / had ever run into such a show of- 100% VIRGIN WOOL $|I9 Ury of the Military and Veteran* document trom Army files. He came in the committee's formal Springfield. Mass. Refreshments Davidson Lodge No. 98, Daughters 3 l"it30" L O N G ...... / $ M 9 pr. legally constituted authority. wrote that in view o f this " I ob- report asking for House adoption 1 will be served. of Scotia, will meet tomorrow at Affairs Committee. Terrible Feeling ef Deprew len 7:45 p. m. a t.th e home of Mr*. vioutly could net gl'.-c t'.fe names of the measure and saying "this 3 l"x 36" LONG ...... $1.49 pr. The state trooper waving his of any individuals who gs'-e us in requires action now” to deter fur Knitting Worsted ^ WlUiam Teaadale, 316 Woodland St. 0 Margaret-Mary Mothers The Holy Family Mothers’ Clr- "hot" car over and questioning formation in con'ldenee” about O z i S k ein s circle will meet tomorrow at ther Chirfese Red agg;res8ion. Icle will meet Wednesday night at St. 8 him, he admitted later, "scared Orawtns by Robert Uenorrsl Bclaky. '* Thirty colBrs in one of the finest quaUty knitting worsteds made. p.m. A t the homA o f Mr*. Winnie The resolution, carrying out a 8 o'clock at the home of Mra. Le^- me silly." and his being brought . . . h* seemed terribly uneasy The'letter a lao demanded from request' from President Eksenhow- LsPoUa. 38 Offs St, into the Juvenile court’s reception I lia'H oyt, 88 Pitkin flt. e The executive board of the Stevens a definition of "'.-'hat your er, would give him advance au Women’s League of the Second OPfN FVERY GRIIN STAMPS center, a 15-bed dormitory at jKtrition ia now in regard to re REG. e BEAR BRAND MoUi4r Cabrint Mothers Orel* thorisation to. make war if he 89 Anderson-Shea Auxiliary, V, Congregational Church will meet tached to th* court. where Jmre- taining Fifth Amendment Com- will meet at the home of Mr*. Jo THURSDAY EVENING found that step necessary for th* 100% VIRGIN WOOL I will meet tomorrow evening at the tomorrow evening with the presi niles are sometimes temporarily r.iuniaU in the mCitary," since Secretary of Stafe John Foster Dulles points to the Peecadoree Islaiids on a map, Jaa. 24, aa be seph L>'nch, 117 Delmont St., GIVEN WITH CASH detained, had given him a terrible defense o f the (Chinese Nationalist poet home, Mancheeter Green, at dent, Mr*. Joseph Martin, 68 N. CLOSED MONDAYS Paraguay Crushes Belsky has not.been discharged. discusses the Formou situation with Chairman James P. Rlqhards (D-SC) of the Boas* Foivign stronghold on Formosa and the Wednesday at p.m. feeling of depression. 7:80. Elm St. 8 Belaky is a dcctor o.f internal Affairs Committee. Oa the map Formosa is called by Its old name of Talwad. Dnll^ weat before "I never f*lt so alone before in nearby Pescadores Island*.’ The medicine stationed at the Army's the committee *s it met to consider a resolution backing up'President ----- iTffM tt ttail rtisii Sweater and my life,” Ronald told hii r*r resolution has been inte - SALES 'Murphy’GeneraT HoifrntH at Wal- gress authorise the use of U.S. armed forre* If necessary to defend Formosa aad the Peeeadores 175 t u t officer of this experience generally aa permitting American Utam. Mass. Belaky refu.aed to against the Chinese Commoilist*. (.AP Wlrephoto). 2 Oz; Skeins :•< ufBS TO i k months later. on President atrikes’ at the 0 >mmunist-h*id Center St. testify among other tilings aa to Asian mainland itself if Elsen And it didn’t make him feel any whether he was a Communist or Why Dry Your Clothes better to learn his parente were hower felt the need to break up.^ BsauUful yam fbf sweaters, socks and mittens. Twsnty-fiv* had recruited other persons into Communist threats. being notified. immediately of Asuncion, Paraguay, Jan. 25 C/P)— The Paraguayan Goy- Communism, while stationed at the color*. ^ TeL what had happened to him. He British Praise Sir Winston First Refugees Shift la Ptmitloa /• .hospital. would hav* been Jtut as happy, he ernment announced t ^ a y it had discovered and suppres.sed a Apparently the JCS stand rep Ml-9-7665 1 The Army recently promoted t ih JWIUU co iu. said, if the trooper had forgotten plot against Gen. Alfredo Stroessnor, president for less than resents some shift in position REG. 69e BEAR BRAND tho HARD WAY Belaky to. the rank of corporal, Ike’s Effort to Bars Parley Land Safely in among. the military leaders, taat M A N C H i t m C o n n * . about them enfirely. a year, Stroessner succenafully stage-managed a revolution then revoked the promotion. However, the eight of about a fall ’ when th* rest of the Joint 100% VIRGIN WOOL > against the constitutional presl-e-— —— —------McCarthy’a letter replied to one doaen ether Juvenllee in the recep-' CSiiefs approved air strikes at in dent. Dr.' Fsdffico Chavss, last from Stevens dated Jan. 23 which WONDERIZED Th« fine ddy» . e. the doyi] Uoti center, all ef them lobking ao Calm Far East On Far East North-Formpsa vasion bases is necessary for ths McCsstliiaji dssrrihn aa having defense of Quemoy Island, Gea. more th* criminal type than he. dmcy'Aug. 15. OAS Airing 'asked for Informstlon relative to By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS Matthew B. Kidgway, Army chief When it Pay* to be iMive brought some reUsI—-it proved he Paraguay has undergone more r-wr «'*-.• a Pfc. Belsky." * London, Jan. \25 Up— Prim e Taipeh. Formoss, Jan. 25 iJP— DeLuxe Sock and wasn’t the only one In trouble. British officials today applaud o f staff. Was opposed. than 100 revolutions, and only 1 f Iw. It.STAFtf'" K a r l 'Tn view .’of the sMreh which the An old grey landing ship alid into 1 Os. Skeins Before Ronald met the nroba- ed President Eiaentiower'S’ For Minister (Thurchill today rejected AX the measure came up for ac two of Its presidents, have served VFl* AAIU A rm y made in an attem pt to find Should be YOUR tion officer for hi* first Interview, mosa's declaration os an effort to suggestions he should meet with the small, hill-girt harbor of tion on the House floor only about their full terms, without resorting and punish the ofBcer who gave us 90 o f the 4.75 members were pres Sweater Yarn be had been given a physical exap tp absolut* dlctatershlp, - calm the tense Far Eastern situa Soviet Premier Georgi Malenkov Keeliutg in northern Formosa to f- the resume o f one F B I report and ent. Great m c Uo m o f the ffal- tion. TTie. initial reaction of Ku- Soft fla t 8-pIy purs stphyr wool yam. Wonderissd to prsw'siR By. Costa Rica to discuss the explosive Far East day vvith the first 183 refugees—/ No* WASH DAYS n — ^ fexpeUed ^ Party rope'a npn-Communist press waa many o f them children—from the leries, including tho diplomatic ■hrinkiag. Idsal for scarfs, socks and 81) typss of tighter weight (CsaHnaed oa Fag* Tea) The plot against strongman (CoBlIniied OB Pagb Thlrteea) ern situation. one of calm approval. Oommunist-menaced Tachen Is section, were empty. « nweatsr*. Twenty colors. Strocasner, 41, waa blamsd on Dr. 1 do not conceive a meeting A ■ . * _ , _ San Joae, Ck>sta Rica, Jan. 25 - But th* Mane-heater Guardian Republican congressional lead of this character on the Far East lands 200 miles to the north. ■ ■ ■ ■■ ■ Eulogio- Eatlgarribia, f ' former lead- or,-.The Inter-American Com said the President's message "can The dingy LSM carried widows er* were predicting swift and * Yew ekdne delhee dryer w « cr of the Colorado party, the only between me and Mr. Malenkov overwhelming approval of the mission scheduled an urgent flight be read as threatening an Ameri ahd orphans of Nationalist gueril- REG. 69c BEAR*BRAND Rate Increase party permitted in ihia small na would be likely to jleld favorable resolution. back to Washington today for new Mikoyaii jWove can attack Upon the (Chinese)' )*< who died last week in the de tion o f 1,2(M),(M)0: Estigarribia was resulte at thla time." (Thurchlll The -GOP chiefs gave their 100% VIRGIN WOOL talks with its parent Orkanixation mainland. That may or may not fense o f Yikiankahsn Island. One retÛ y expelled from th* party, j of American StateJ' (OAS) Coun- have been President Eisenhower's toM the House o f (Commons. ■ views nn the prcspect to news WONDERIZED On All Classes The idea o f auch a meeting vcai woman, the widow of a guerilla .cmd heoHh, imported^ Th# governmentgovemmint charged'charged that cll di onnn th.the “rr«v«”"grave” rnmt. Costa RRican- ir.n . Termed Jolt to intention, it probably was not but men at the White: House after sthm Estigarribia was aided'by some advanced by the Laborite*. chieftain, carried a 13-day-old Nlcaragoan situation. it is sn effect. . . > The wretched baby. their regular weekly session with civillaM , retired A rm y ofllcsra. Chairman Luis Quintanilla of tragedy is that this American Await* Right Hm e the Preeident. Bpby Fair Yarn 1 O z. Ball y o u r Of Mail Sought two oSciaU of the military acad Mexico aiinpunc^ he would lay Red Consumer Thq 80-year-old Prime Minister On board also were 18 sick and While the House waa takli; initiative. Intended to promote a wounded Nationalist soldiers and ELK emy and a group cf cadets in the before the 2i-nation council a new settlemeht, is going to have the said, however, he ttitl would be swift action, the pace on the Wonderised aatl-ahrink—most popular fk all baby yara*. graduating class of th* academy. 83 children under 14 years of-age ate side o f the capitol eras More ^ Washington, Jan. 25 (#i— Post request from Costa Rica and also Moscow,'’ Jan. 25 UP)— Deputy opposite effect." willing to meet Malenkov at ah from a Tachen orphanage, and 15 leisurely. There th* ForeignyRelm- ' •' f master cieneral Summerfleld hss At least some of these were re "various' urgent aspects of the Premier A. I. Mikoyan. high priest The first reaction from Moscow agreed place If the right time and scissors women of the orphanage staff. tioni and Armed Services ^Kunlt- asked Congress to raise the Price ported under arrest. problem with which.we are pre of tMe Soviet Union’s- drive for came In a dispatch by ..the So\'lct occasion were found. The grieving women and solemn tees, with the resolution s ^ l un< of mslling a letter from 8 To 4 There haS: been an air of ten sented.” more consumer goods,’ gave up his news agency 'Tass, which said the "The Far East was not one of children walked down a gangway consideration, called the /uU : cents *:to m eet increased coats; to sion in Asuncion since last Satur- Quintanilla refused to give any Job as .trade minister last night, President's message showed that the topics which were likely to IIII Y & shears past Chinese sailors on th* berahip o f the JCS i n ^ a cM provide facilities for growing mail day night, when it became known clue to the nature of.Coata Rica'a foreign obser\’erk viewed the shift Et'.enhower intended to "ensure have been opened h a i we m et," . Other Values In Hanyang and Loyang, . formerly door seaaidn to give ^ e lr individ \VAIUB8 *1.50 le *225 volume; to Improve aervice." that a number of Colorado party request. There was* speculation ss new evidence of a Soviet trend the continuation/Of the American he added. , / F or the same reason*.’ Summer political figures and military men President Jose Figtieres is seek occupation of Fbrmosa.” The Laborite legislator*, opened -the U.S. destroyers Hilary F. ual view*. back to prime- eniph*sls' on heavy Jones and Henson. , fleld yesterday called fog a. boost had been taken into custody. ing more military aid to counter industry. New Zealand Prime Minister a new aeaalon on parliament with in domestic air mail and a«cond Official wrord o f' the reported Jhe superior air force hia longtime Mikoyan, 60-year-oId ace nego -Sidney G. HOJiand described the- demand* for a statement of Bri The wounded soldiers -were car (CoaUaaed oa Fags IMrteea) Fine Yarns and Knits and third class mail rates. tain's position on ,))>* Formosa ried’ ashore. Only two mer were plot waa given the public in a enemy, Nicaraguan president tiator of foreign trade agreements, Preaident'a .'ipeasage to Congress- \ In all, the rate jnereases wouM communique published in the offi Anaataaio Somosa, is assembling held on to his other top posM, in- yesterday as timely, In a statement situation. among the refugees. TTiey were . yisld mnre than 382 ’mHUan atria.— Tiirw m - 'iirManaguar HucDng“ Snq o f the’ Sbvlet UhldlTs aaWNt~by’'hIs nallcHi'B 'diHegatTah' Chuschtll previously ha* pledged the elderly father- qf -a- gêrrina lara a year. O f this, the l-c*n t in munique was signed by Tomas Seeks Sanctioa nine - deputy premierships and to work for a meeUng of himself, aquad leader killed at Yiklangshan crease in the cost of a letter stamp Romero Pereira. ’ minister of the Correspondents ’ also, recalled membership on the policy-making (Coatiqued on Paga Thirteen) Malenkov, French Premier Pierre and the orphan:;* cook. Bulletins would account for 237 millions. interior who served more than that FIguerea had told them Sat Central Committee of the'Sovlet Mendes-France and President The evacuation was a Natlon- - % O F F Bummerfletd coupled hi* bid for Eisenhower. \ *I|*t operation,' pa'aibtor the fore- ALL FULLY NICXEL PLACED two moBths aa acting praaident urday he w’ould 'aak the OAS to Communist Party. from the A P Wires higher rate* with a. proposal to Seek* Support for Talk* TL-nner of a complete withdrawal- •a N d u p after the revolution that linaeated apply sanctibns under the .1948 Askeid T o .Be Relieved While They Last raise the pay of about 500,000 Ohavea. - , Rio de Janeiro pact against Nica Responsible officials said the from the two small Tachen islands. letter carriers, clerks and other An announcement by the Pre Romqro Pereira’s announcement ragua, ch|rging the unsuccessful Prim e Minister la planning to aak But the evacuation aiilp on the postal workers by 5 per cent. At sidium of the Supreme Soviet said final ate;;* of lU trip passed Gl RIU- DEADUNE NEARS said th* government had taken ai) tw’o-week-old rebellion against his News Tidbits the leaders .of the eight Britfah WasMagtoa, Jaa. 25 (A>—Tha' the same time, he suggested a re- the deputy premier bad been re through water protected by the ' NOT BEorra fomu measures to assure public safety. government was launched from Commonwealth nations mecling House Veterans Affaira Com Jiggering of salary ’'schedules lieved of the trade ministry at his Called from AP Wires U. . Mventh Fleet built around the northern neighbor. Som.oea al here next week to back him in a 8 mittee Ibday naanlmoosly ap REG. 99e*“ l LOVE LUCV'BABY BONNET U. RsMt caibe* tlwl which Summerfleld said now result He said the plot failed to upset own request and. that Dmitri Pav- four fast carriers of the Essex ready has denied thp charge. bid to hustle along such talks. proved a MU to lei men in eerv- Free, in ••Injustice*’’ and prevent the order and traûility. lor. food minitter in 1851 and clase. - ' I AND BOOTEE KITS . ^ . . . ••. 4fc The (Tosta'Rlcan request and tb^ later flrat deputy minister of light On the Far East situation Bri ice by Jnn. 81 to keep on ne- « W M O O N ! I POUSNfD P o e t’ Qfflc'e Dept, "from paying Those arrested, he said, will be Marina private is ret»vertag .The fleet is in positlcm to asstrt and 'food îndustries, would replace tain la conferring with the -united ru m i^ tln g G i achooUim rights. employe* w’hat tffey are worth." fram lojioiee allegedly received In the complete arithdrawal of 20,- REGJ 1.98 "I LOVE LUCY" BABY SV/EATER States on the possibility of a cease Chairman Teague (D-'fex) an- Normal NARPOIEB t n d P E K B The Poatmaater General e*ti- (Ceatianeff *a Pag* Thlrteea) ' (Ceattaaed wi Pag* Seveateea) i him. yeaterday -when 'he tried to escape Natlonrllst troops from -tbe- fire between Red China and the 000 BOUBced be would pnoa for fast KITS . . . • flfl. e mated the bill ter theae salary in- (Writing in New York,/Aseoci- cuatody by descending from sec-, 98 ier tlMcp t t f n Nationaliats. Tichena If it get# orders to do Ul* House actiou on the measure, 'creases and Mjustmente would ated Press Foreign Neww Anaiyst ond floor window of Hartford Post job. Installation Churchill also rejected a sugges which has Preeident. Eitenhow* REG. 69c 100% WOOL, 2 NEEDLE ARGYLE come to 139 million dollars a year. William L. Ryan raid Mikoyan'a Office Building . . . Yugoelaria tion today by leftwing Laborite Rear Adm. Frederick N. Klvette, tMOOIH q n iN C AOION removal from the trade .post ap er*s support sod Is expected to Counting certain fringe benefits, protests to Greek Foreign Minis 'Aneurin Sevan that he should commander of the U.S. Formosa M IHEN KITS ...... ; ...... 3 fw $1.00 peared to indicate a serioiu battle win quirk passage la the Seuqje. ! (liAMNTHD this would mount to at least )70 Ribicoff s Program Put ter Stephen-Stephanopbulos refusal initiate talks with Russia on Ger Strait patrol, arrived Tuesday at millions a year, the Poet Office within the top Soviet command of Greek courts to order extradl- man reunification and free elec- the South Formosa port o f Kimh^ REG. c % VIRGIN WOOL TWEED I over the couraruTSoviet aconomy.’tHSS' of Yugoslav professor. $UCKS COSORBSS PAY HIKE 59 100 Dept. cald. . . Uons, "In view of recent Soviet gov. siung aboard hia flagahip Salla- Washlngtou, Jan, 25 IF—Atty. YARN ...... ct. slwiB e The requeete wrent to (Congress Mikoyan, said Ryan, had been anx- Rep. Gross (R-Iowa) urges emment proposals." bury Sound from Hong Kong. 1 29 ioua along writh ''rainier Georgl- Gen. BrowaeU testtfled today th* why Lwg in th* form of suggested bills. egislaêTIoppCT President Eisenhower to ' recall Churchill said he stood by his He waa expected to vtiit îpeh Loundry Malenkov to build up production admIalstraUan etrougiy supports L m I year. Congress -went aldng Geo. Dooglos MarArtliar from re statement that he is prepared to in a dqy or so. ■REG. $3.98 BEAR BRAND SEQUINNED“ of conaumer goods desired by the a suhstaatlal pay r a ^ for mem- Another Monday? with President Elsenhower oa a tirement "and utilixa.to the fullest seek a four-power conference "at'a On and over the Formosa Strait Soriet masse*, while N. S. Khrush hem ef Coagress and federal SHRUG K IT S ...... $1.98 postal pay raj**, buE ignored hU SU te (Tapitol, Hartford,'Jan. 35 a new’ cosatituUon by a conven axtSnt in this growing crisis the time when it aeenjed likely to yield it appeared to be quiet with the chev, poworful first secretary of Judges. He suggested a raise of compaidon proposal ter higher —Ten bills drafted to carry out tion ôf delegatee to be elected next abilitiar he baa so wrell demonstrat genuine results." Nationalist Air Force reporting lor Seaatom aad Repru* REG. $ BEAR BRAND CABLE HAIR November is expected to have the Communist Fai(ty, has been' ed." . . . T iro lirothera are under '.'The view expressed by the Ger only routine patrol flights. There 3.98 mail chargee designed to bring in various phases of Gov. Ribicotf’s putting strer:-* on th* eontinuad sentatives and at $12,SM to $14.. compensating rsvenue. Blsen- soiM Republican snp^rt. Jail oantancea for beating to death man government is that ratification were no reports of surface action. 5*6 lor . the Judges. ‘ Cougrpsa PIN-LACE STOLE KITS ...... $1.98 program, including aboUtiim of the buildup o f the heavy Industries The organiiatlon of an indepen two reiadeer in Chriatmaa diiR>lay (of the Paris agreements to rearm Unofficial Nationalist quarters membem aad tedeial Judges now bower then vetoed the pay raise which furnish th* Soviet war bill. . State Athletic O>mmi**ion crea- dent bi-partisan group to promote In Natick, Maas., Dec. 11. Weat Germany) should take place rcrelve $15,966 a year. REG. $ l.7j5 BUCILLA SWEDISH WEAVE tlop of a tax' study commlaslon and a constitutional convention was sinews. > Hret," he said. (CoatlBned aa Pag* Sevaatoea) OPEN EVERY Earlier this month. Eisenhower Mikoyan’a surrender of hia trade Maaaachuaette S U t* Prison t o w e l k it s $1.19 the calling of a eonaUtutional con announced last weekend. MINE TOLL AT HUCK TC ...... rensw^ his bid for higher postal Job coincided writh an editorial in guard who endured 64 hours as 66 THURSDAY EVENING ■alari** and rates. Summerikid’s vention, were introduced today in Other affminiatratlon bills intro hostage during last week's convict ZoaguMak, Turkey, Jam. 25 III . the Democratlc-controlled Senate. duced today would; rcvwt 4*ys he Is qnlttlag Ms Job —Two TnrMah cabinet mlnistem REG. $7.95 BUCILLA NEEDLEPOINT (Coatlaaed oa Fag* « v e * ) CLOSED MONDAYS The propoaed tax study commis , Establish a commission to study 8 because "I wouldn't want to go who Inspecird the esptoeioa’rid- a • e • e e $ (CeaUnoad an P ag* 8 *vsa ) Schodl Costs Boost Double PICTURE KITS ...... 5.95 sion wouM .be a five-member, bl- the problems of catastrophic ill- through that again.” . . . Truck dlrd Getlk coal mine today said partisan body with inatructlons to ness, drivers who deliver newspaper* the death toU ranged from 66 't * REG. $2.98 UNFIHED NEEDLE CASES ...... $1.49 study (he probisma created by: Speed up the work of the courts Titovs Critics Given snd magaiipes for wholesale dis Pupil Enrollment Increase 66. Earlier unofficial rsUmatea OPIN W(DS TO I M H er* is Ih* buy oi a lifstim*. Hoi 1. Decreased income resulting by permitting Uii Cnief Justice dt tributors tn metriqMliten New hsid reached a* high as 166. Tha frqm property tax exempUoni,I the Supreme Court ti> assign REG. $2.29 UNFITTED IÊEDLE CASES . . . . $1.29 dropped loiqsd stssl scissors aad R ir N8U Charter Proposals York sre* hav* voted to strike at naialstem* figures iacluded 48 such aa the 81,000 exemption - Judges o f the Superior and Cam- Suspended Terms Colorful striped and plain taffeta. ^ . shseM-fli only Sl.OO sack. A 8 34* EmbTOidtry Sciuors i l .$0 }1 J| midnight Monday.' known kUled In the Mast early •- 4' Embroidery Scitwrt 18Q |tj|| granted to war veterans. mon Pleas Court* to preside at Hartford, Jan. 35 (A5—The lfgis-«muniti*s and aspeclally prop yesterday aad 15 to 26 still mlaa- styl*..,1i sis* (orsvaiy nasd. Al Text - Pflges 8,9 3. Diachepanciea in "income re sessions of the other "when he U.8 . District Judge Frederick lature wala alerted today to the erty owners. Lfff G«E dry your '*Sm is||iiM PrMk" Indoor*! C 4' SewiniScisMrt ,.v 180 1J8 Belgrade, Yugoslavia. Jan. 26 lag hi the underground workinga. this low pric* you rtally con ctflord ceived by the various towns caused considers it advisable for the W. FoUmer continue* until Feb. fact that school coats are in . One of these plana’being read 5' SnyiniSciusrs . . . . _ 1.75 1J| (JV-Communlst Yugoslavia freed by shifts in population and th* lo prompt hearing of cases. 3 disposition o f charges against creasing at about double the rate led ie on* of th* State MacDopald ★ Finwt fabrics, baby clothes, bed*pread8, towels dry wonderfully soft ssvsrol pairs. Buy Ih* *ntir* *fl t* Sowini ScitMti ____ 2.00 1J| former Vice President Milovan DECLINES CHINA VISIT S T*day*B Herald carries the faB cation of Induatriee. prohibit tax exempt schools and three convicted convicts charged of pupil enrollment. Commission, which calls for a flat at S7.00 and you h a v* a liioiitq* t 7’ Striifht Triflimtri ....' 2J5 t J| DJUaa and Vladimir Dedijer early Lynn. Mae*. Jam. 25 UP — GRIBN STAMPS and fluffy in (J-E’s warm gentle air flow. text * f a -page report oa sug- with murder . of government ex- . 'Thla waa pointed up by the Con 8100 per pupil Stats school grant. OPEN EVERY 26 The bUl abolishing Ute State Ath colleges from discriminating today but clamped a Judicial gag Mm. PMIlp Fccteau aald today ★ Adjustable time and temperature dials. purckas* for *v*ry.day n**ds. ' I 7' Ortumtktr’i Siwara 2.25 IJ8 Acoitomist William- M. Remington necticut Public Expenditure Coun This inersaas would be financed gostod. revtaloas to tho charter. letic Oommiasiah, long advocated agalnat applicants fo r admission on on the two critics 'of president she has decided net to go' to THURSDAY EVENING ★ Saves ironing time . . . "conditions’ clothed ready for use, or damp-right, Tho ouggcoUoao wore disoaeoed the basis of race, color or roHgion, . . . K*ypt Foreign Ministry say* cil in an analyaia of achoolt costs by a sales tax Increase firom 3 to 1^ th* Governor as an economy Tito’s regime. Iraq’s Premier Nuri Said has sent CommuBlst Chiaa to visit h e r " GIVEN w m at varloas meettags of the ehar- made available to the legislature. 4 per cent. Stats aid now aver-; CLOSED MONDAYS for pressing In minutes. \ Green Stampa Given With Cash Sfliea measmre, would ehitt that agency's a proposal that has been defeated In a 15-hour secret trial ending sea -Richard. 23, on Army rivij- ter revisloB workshop eoadocted word again illness preveats Mm During ths past school year, the j age* about $40 per pupil. 1 ★ Safety-engineered! Drum stops, heat goes off, the instant you open the ’fnnettoBs to the State Tax Commis at the past several' sessions of the shortly after midnight, a five- from'attending'current meeting in iaa eeaploye seatoaced to that by the Lragpe of Woaara Vot privately-flnanerfi taxpayer group The council figures are on the sioner’s office. legislature. judge court convicted the two for Cairo of five Arab States on Mid country to 26-ye*m tnepriaa’a CASH SALES door. f ’ ers. They are a«w belag dl»: noted, 'enrollment rose per cent, bast* o f net achool costs. 'T b if is A t a meeting he held wdth the Provide tenure and "fair dlsmU' mer Red bigwrigs o f conspiring dle East 'defense. 6 meat. trlbatefl to aMobers of the 16. ‘Connecticut Sports Writers Al- aal practice*’’ for public achool but expenditure# Jumped over 11 considered-the common dtoomina- opfN niu : to ■, » against Tito’a government India pays apeclal tribute to th* Appliance Dept.— Oak Street Entrance orgaaiaatieao which oeat ddega- Ushce shortly before his Inaugura .teacher*. planting hoatU* propaganda In the U nlt^ State* and other "friendly" per’ cent; , tor. for Jiidgin gschool expenses, BAN ONE^BtAH BEAEINO ttoas to the worlishop So tffat tion, the nrriters advised the Gov- Authorise th* State Btoard of foreign preqa. They were given foreign cgirntriep giving India State Aid Boost Fosdered although it does not include build WneMnetea. Jm > 25 UTh-' aMoSbers o f thoeeêeisHUsBtlees lor against such a move., but Education to provide ’ regional li suspended sSntencea, then released economic and technical aaaiatanco The rejmrt came as the law- ing, transportation and ' special Seante gaveraneea rkJW HAUeoM amy deddo whiefc ceaclasloas, U Ivocated a'hoHehing the office of brary service. ,—. dh lib a tio n . U.B. Is seen facing greater risk malters began Iboklng at plans for training coats. Conamittef! placod MaNCHlSTBa COHIb " Bay, they arS prepared to lap- ty commiaaioner aad cutting Extend the state rent, control I t they th repeat .during their prdr | of war with Red China at any time greater state aid to towns to ' ' During ifii* past school year, th* baa today on tha haMtag s< ti»JSKHAL 4 com 'N W.'O; Trj The repsii appears aa commUaton«â aalary. I sine* Korean War andtil IS months! reliev* the 84 per cent of net auM heairtaga by Ita la' rt -V 'vA'. -I ■«. - 4 , 'J,.a;Trrf.--. :v .. 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J • T- ■. 'VViL' MONDAY, JANUARY 24, lO SO x/ Avtrsgt Daily Nat Prasa Bor J^GBSSCTESN . F ar .-the Wmk B niaa - ThaWaathw m. iianciifBtetr lEvmitts l^traGi T- Jan. 55,. t9M ' FMraeaat et. Vs B. Waattaf TT dandy, eaM toalgirt. Hearing . Members of tba WATBS, SiMBt Mrs. Gsorge AUrlow will hi l - 11,550 tawatd morning. Law 18-5t. Wea- lesdsr of’ ths msetlng Tussday Couple Skirprised lo ^ wopien’s club, announce that Schendel Receives Award ' Meshbar ot the Anilt neaday, partly ckwdy, eaM: High 13-^0111 Towii their first fund-raising venture svtnlng at 8 o’clock at the home BnrMB at Circulstiaa - wiU taka the form of a food sale of Mra. IbOuis Hurwlts. KM 'Con . On Anniversary HALE'S JANUARY ta-ss. AXC.Qa;UUp*myr. Hewitt, aon Ihuraday, Jan. 57, a t t:IO A lA. way Rd., when the Ouardlanahip Hoitche»ier-Â City of Village Charm bill with regard to neglected chil •r Mr. and Mra. Albert O. Hewitt, in Hale's store. Mr. and Mnk. Frank>M. Yan- > ' T7 Weat Bt, haa bean promoted to dren will be diacuaeed, by members of the League of Women ’Voters. kowski, 98 North St, were pleas VOL, LXXIV, NO. 9 7’ (EIGHTEEN PAGES) MANCHESTER, CONN., TUgDAY, JANUARY K, 1955 \ / (ClaaalBad AdvartMng an Pngp 1$) tba rank 6t non-coramiaatoned of- Members of ’ St Margaret’s antly eurpriaed yesterday when W H ITE SALE PRICE PIVB CBNIiil Scar, aUff twrfeant Circle, Daughters of Isabella, hays Another meeting will be held Wed nesday at 9:80 a m. a t the home they arrived at the home of their postpmsd thair covered dish sup goti-in-law and daughter, Mr. m d 'I? WiOowlnB iU regular meetinc per and program owing to ! the of Mrs. Wittlsm Barton, 7 Haek- Continv** with doxena of values in Sheeta. C aa^ Mat- death of Edmund L.. Kiely, hus matack St. Mia V. E Poppelmeier Mrs. Andrew M.iehaliak of W est -- îMid 8f a SariM f : tooitbt, Campbell Council Knights Wiilington, to find that the mem treaa Pads, Covers, Pillowa, Blankets and Towels. Qf Cohimboa. will hold a special band of the regent All members will conduct the unit discusaton; are requested to meet Unnorrow Wadhesdey a t 8 p. m., the meeUng bers of the family had arranged a {pasting to take action on the death party in honor of their 48th wed eif Edmund 1* êly, a member of at 8 p.m. at Burke’s Funeral will be held with Mrs. William Low, Low Prices On Home, where Father Hughes, Roacoe, Jr., 77 Princeton S t, and ding ehniversery, which oceurra thveofttdl and will proceed to the today. John B. Burke Funeral Home to' chaplain of the Circle, will lead Mta W. E Taylor will be modera WONDERFUL NO IRON : y pay raapecu. members in the recitation of the tor. In the group yere the famiUes rosary. of another daughter, Mrs. Frank Manchester Child S tu d y ’ Mancfaeater Lodge No. 78, AF A Mordavsky, 100 North S t, knd DACRON CURTAINS Referred to Juvenile Court Jan. 1953 Group will meet tomorrow at 1 Meiaibers of the combined Cath AM, will hold a stated communi- their sons, Edwrard F, 'Tankowakk TAlLOaCD—Double a tit^ e d slda hams—8" bottom h4tiU. • Pb/m. in the library of the Buck- olic. Mothers’ Circles are lymiesV oetion at the Maaonlc Temple to of N. Elm Street and Sylvester 4 l”x54” LONG ...... $**98 pr. (In ‘The Oaaa af BaanM Mitch-., WX School. Mias Ann Foberg of the sd to meet in front of the John B< morrow’nlcbt a t 7:80. Following Yankowskl of Northampton, Maas., ad," HeraM Btnff W riter Leanard '' Btata Dept, of Education ^11 ad- Burke Funeral Home, 87 .E. Cen the ibuaineaa meeUng, Christopher together with . the nine grand 41 ”x63” LONG ...... • • 93*89 pf. ’ Zetdenberg Saacribea tha wark af /dress the group on the subject "Re- ter St. at 8:45 this evening to say W. Totten, master of JMskam ohlldreA 4 l”x72" LONG ______..•••• • f M ! P^* tha Conaectieat Juvenile Oeurt mx / p ^ cards.’* Mrs. Marjorie Salmon the rosary writh Father Carroll for Lodge 88 of Olsatoabury and a Mra. Frank Yankowskl received' It playa Ita tele In the ekae et an will act as chairman. Edmund L, Kiely. member of Philoeophic Lodge, wiU a coraage of pink camelliaa to 41 "xBI*;LONG ...... • .' 93.79 pr. itnngliinry hay wha la In tranhtr '4 spa^ on "Masonic InformatlOA” - 1 / wear at the party. - A purse of RI7FFUED—6%" finlshad ruffle—extra full rufOea. with hlmaelf. hla fnadly, and the : T f? ■:/ A social hour and refreehmenU money contributed by the children / will conclude the ceremonlee of the and grandchildren wras also pre 48"x54'" LONG ...... 94.49 pr. r evening. dented to the couple, who hav« 48”x63” LONG 94.69 pr. By Leonard.Zeidenberg t'C- > Dulles Dificusses Formosa / - been residents of Manchester for OeHrigkl IMS. HwaM rrielN t Cr. lac.. Tip Source Fred T. Baker of 30 Lyndale St, the peat 44 years. 48”x72” LONG ...... 94.98 pr. Honald Mitchell, the 15-year-old Joint Chiefs 1 7'’_; ■ an agent for Farm Bureau Tnaur- 48”x8l” LONG ...... • • 91.49 pr. high school Jimier who was ft ’’ V SALE OF ance Cos., end- John VanHoueen turned over to Juvenile Court on; On Belsky of 119 Broad. St., an adjuster for TIEB8—Preshlrred top. ruffled bottom. . a Jamtary night In 1953 for ataal- Shift Aims, , - - II'- the inaurance group, will attend a ing a car, nrat felt he had ‘.'to do • close-circuit telecast presented by 36"x30” LONG . . . ____ ; ...... 9K98 pr. aomethlng," he said tha morning i Farm Bureau at New Haven Wed 36”x36” WNG ...... 91.9^pr.' after his referral to tha Juvenile Held Secret Btar nesday. Some 18,000 employes, Tested - Court, even before acholastic )— group will view the telecast bn the him. Washington. Jan. 25 (/P)— QUAll-TESTED same day in theatera and audi- Problems involving his teachers Sen. McCarthy (R-Wiir) re toriuma in 51 eaetera cities. EXTRA FINE QUALITY NYLON and his studies, which weren't new fused today to reveal to the The House took up the fight- TIHEN YQU pUfic year in- to him anytvay, had merely aggra Army Jhc sources of his in if-we-must defense plan for The Friendship Circle of the Sal- HotaM FIio6> c u r t a in s a t new lo w p r ic e s vated the aituaUon, he ta!d. Formosa today under a rash PciUca Chief Herman O. Schendel, IMt, receives the Phillips H. suftinet wHk this sfency Ronald wae sitting In a small formation about lYc. Marvin I vation Army will meet tonight at Lord ‘Gangtnistera’’ certificate for outstanding contribution to law % TAlIiORGO—Double stitched side henis, S'* bottom hem. schedule with a three-hour 7:30. At 8 p.m. Mias Eva Johnaon, office of the Juvenile court build S. &lsky, a physician, who Wonderful Bear Brand enforcement from Mayor Harold A. Turkington. ’The award was you hBve the sound protec 4 l”x54” L O N G ...... 92.29 pr. ing- a dowdy, red-hrick converted declined to answer some ques debate limit . and a bar assistant auperintendsnt of Man presented during a brief ceremony gt the State Theater Saturday chester Memorial Hospital, will tion of. s relifiMe company 4 l”x63" LONG ...... $2.49 pr. houae located on Washington tions on Communism. against amendments. evening. Schendel is one of a very few chiefs in the country to be Street In .Hartford-r-giving his The rules committee, which con show movies of her trip to Sweden BO honored by the piûeers of aangbusters. The movie of the earns McCarthy wants • the Army to laat Summer. All women intereet- bsck of it find ■ wnrice to 4l-’x72” LONG ...... $3*99 pr. statement to a probation officer.' discharge Belsky dishonorably for trols the order of business in the Quality Yarn at Reduced I ed are invited to attend. name is currently playing at tha State. 4 1 "x81 ” LONG f ...... ” • 92.91 pr. Ha was also relaxing his nerves refusing to ansv.-er qi esUoni and House, put the hurry-up label on l^licyholdera this/hM been which had been wound tight by invoking the Fifth Ame.ulment the measure shortly after the Hie Brotherhood of Temple The Rotary Club wlU meet W . Mrs. Ella M. Quish, Democrat R C rrU C D —8H ’*>cut ruffle, extra full ruffle. his experiences in the last '18 before the Senate Investigations House Foreign Affairs Committee I Beth Sholom vrill hold its month morrow night at 8:30 at the Coun ( "ôf 89 N. School S t has received thoroughly proved and teat- 48”x54” LONG ...... S3.49 pr. hours. It had been an extraordl- Subcommittee last March, when issued a report ssying the Joint i^ri^ During This Sale ly meeting tonight at S o'clock at try Oub. A color travelogue film the appointment as hostess at the nara period of time for him, for McCarthy Was ita cliairmrn. Chiefs or Staff had given it-’unan- the temple. A eharter wriU be pre enUUed "Viking Lend” wUl be pre OwU Club at the SUU Capitol. ed for ■ great many yearn.' 48"x63” LONG - ...... 93.9$ pr. althoujgh -the theft of the car in McCarthy made public a ’letter mous approval. sented by a repreaentative of the sented by Cherles Gilbert of the 'The club la Composed of wromen 48”x72” LONG $4.29 pr. Manchester wasn’t the first of to’ Secretary of the Army Stevens The foreign affairs group ap NaUenud Federation. of . Jewish Hartford Timea. legislators. Mra. Flavia Dotchln, fense- he had ever committed, it declaring that the Army had proved . the resolution itself 38-0 RES. $I.1HEAR BRAND ' v g i ^ Republican, of 58 Dougherty St., 48"x81 ” LONG ...... f ...... $4.50 pr. was certainly the most- aerious. planned to put tsh an intelligence Men’s Clubs end a A it -wrill be giv And this was the first Uire he after a hearing yesterday. The 100% VIR^^ WOOL , ^ I en by n group of youngsters from Past chief daughters of Helen has received appointment as eecrsc TIERB—Prefbirred top. ruffled bottom. tfficer Who gavc.McCartiiy a secret word on-the Joint Chiefs’ sUnd Springfield, Mass. Rafreshmenta Davidson Lodge No. 98, Daughters tary of ,the MiUUry and Vetarana had ever run into such a show of document from Army files. He came ..in the committee’s formal 31 ”x30” LONG^...... \ ...... $1.49 pr. legally constituted authority. wrote that In view of this "I ob I will be served. of Scotia, will meet tomorrow at Affalra' Committee, TerriMe. Feeling af Depreealan report asking for House adoption, 7:45 p. m. a t the home of Mrs. 31 ”x36” LONG ...... \ ------$1.49 pr. viously could net give, the names of the measure end sayipg "this The state trooper waving his of any individuals n-ho gs'-c iia in KnittingO \ Worsted /' 4 Or. Skwn8 §. The Hoiy Family Mothera’ Cir- William TSasdale. 518 Woodland St. • Margaret-Mary Mothera Ttot" car over and questioning requires action now" to deter fur Icla will meet Wednaaday night at Circle will meet tomorrow at 8 formation in con'idence" about ther Chinese Red aggression. Thirty colftrs in one of the Sneet quaUty knitting worsteds made. him, he admitted later, "scared Drawing by Robert dfoovt'sl Belsky. 8 o’clock a t the home of Mra. Le^- p.m. at the home, of Mra. Winnie lha silly,” arid his being brought The resolution, carrying out a I lie Hoyt, 88 Pitkin B t Tha executive board of the LaPoilA 53 Otis S t - . . he MCRied terribly uneasy The letter also demanded from request from President Elsenhow I Into the Juvenile court’s reception Stevens a definition of "'.-’hat your REG. 19c BEAR BRAI^>>. X Women’s League of the Second GRIIN STAMPS center, a l5-bed donrnitoo' at er, would give him advance au Congregational Church will meet Mother Ckbrlni Mothera Circle OPEN EVERY porition is now in regard to re- thorization to . make war If he Anderaen-Shea Auxiliary, V. tached to the court where' Juve*: teining Fifth Amendment Com- 100% VIRGIN WOOL A m w I wilt meet tomorrow evening at the tomorrow evening with the presi will meet at the home of Mra. Jo THURSDAY EVENING niles arc eometimea temporary found that step necesosiy for the dent, Mrs. Joseph Martin, 88 N. seph L>'Tich,’ 117 Delmont S t, GIVEN W l^ CASH uuniats in the. militari',’’ since Secretary ot State John Footer Dulles points to the Pescadores Islaads oa a map, Jan. 54. as he defetue of ths (Chinese Nationalist poet home, Manchester Green, at detained, had given him a terrible Belsky has not been discharged. 17:30. • Elm St. Wednesday a t 8 p.m. CLOSED MONDAYS feeling of depnasiaa. Paraguay Crushes discusses the Formosa situation with Chairmau James P. Richards (D-BOl af the **-----FOretga stronghold on Formosa and the Belsky is a dector of internal Affairs Camndttec. Oa the map Formosa ia called hy Its old name of Taiwan. Dulles weat betsre nearby Pesesderea Islands. The "1 never fflt no alonn before In stationed at the Armys Sweater andA / i z ^ S A L E T m y life,” Ronald told his probation the rommittee as it met to consider a resolution hacklag up President Eisenbswer’s rrqncst that Coa- . resolution has been interpreted 175 Eaat officer of this experience some Murphy General Hospital at Wil- gress authorise the use af DA armed forees if necessary ts defend Foimosa and the Peaeadorm generally as permitting American Or. Skeiii8 Uiam. Mass. Belsky refused/ to against the Chinese Communists. (AP Wlreplmto). Stocking Yarn \ 2 ' N TO months later. ôh Presiden t strikes St the Communist-held Center St. And it didn’t make him feel any testify among other tilings u to Aslan mainland itaelf if Eisen- Beautiful yam for awaatera, eocks and iw tshit Tv^nty-Sva Why Dry Your Cloth«s • better to team hIS’ parerita were whether he was a Commun^ or I hower felt the need to break up,.. had recruited other persons into Communist threats. colors. ^ ' TeL being notified. iramcdlately of Asuncion. Paraguay, Jan. 25 (/P)—The Paraguayan Gov Communism'wtiils stationed'at the British Praise Sir Winston \ what had happened to him. He hospital. / First^Refiigees I Shift la PooltioB Ml-9-7665 would have been Just as happy, he ernment announced today it had; discovered and suppressed a Apparently the JCS stand rep REG. 69c BEAR BRAND The Army recently promoted resents some shift In pooition ^ H ARD WAY nîM tllALdtoik said, if the*'trooper had forgotten plot againat Gen. Alfredo Stroessner, president for less than Belsky to the rank of /corporal, : about them enftraly. a year. Stroessner successfully stage-managed a revolution Ike’s Effort to Bars Parley Lfand Safely in among the military leaden. Lost 100% VIRGIN WOOL / ^ MAWCMin m CONH* . However, the sight of about a then revoked the pronôn. fall when the reat of the Joint xgsinst the constitutionsi! presl-w— — ...... ■ McCarthy’s letter npiied to one WONDERIZED / doaen ethar juveniles in the racap-' dent. Dr. Fedeplco Chsvss, lest Chiefs approved air strikea at in TH« fin« doy» . • • tion cant i r. all et them loMdng no from Stevens dated Jim. 22 which Calm Far East On Far £a8f|Nc)rth Fornii^sa vasion hoses ia necessary for the MBCaathpji .dosarihsd as having defense of Quemoy Island, Oe«. mofo th—‘The Inter-Aiflerican Com- of this character on the For East lands 200 mllto to the north. Y eo r e k d r i c ctoHiBfi d ry e r w « said the President’s message "can The dingy LSM carried widows ers were predicting swift and REG. 69e BEAR*BRAND er of th« Cmoôo party* the only miMlon scheduled an urfent flight to read as threatening on Ameri between me and Mr. Malenkov overwhelming approval of the Rate Increase perty permitted in EjiU smell ns \rouid be likely to yield favorable and orphans of NaUbnollst gueril 100% VIRGIN W OOL back to Washingtoa today for new an Move can attack- upon the iChuiesel' las who died last week In the de resolution. - A y yoBT dodisi beHsr, tIon of 1,200,000. Estlgsrribia w as talks with its parent Organization mainUnd. That may or may not results at this'4jm e." ChurchlU The OOP chiefs gave their WONDERIZED recently expelled from the party.. of American States (OAS) Coun told the House of Oommons. fense of Yikionkshut Island. One views on the prospect to news i m p o r t e d have been President Elsenhower’s woman,- the widow « a guerilla yew ahwifllh e»d hw*h, 8dve \ On All Classes Ths govemmdnt charged ■ that cil on the "grave" Costa Rlcan- intention, it probably was not but The idea of such a meeting was men at ^he white House after Estigarribla was aided by some Termed Jolt to advanced by uLe Laboritea. chieftain, carried a \l5»day-old Nicaraguan situation. It is .on effect. . . . The wretched baby. \ their regular weekly session with ctviUans. retired Army officers, Chairman Luis Quintanilla of Aw’Slta Right Ttnoe the Ptealdent, Baby Fair Yarn 1 Oa Ball y w dedw- end save Meney. ' H . tragedy is that this American On boa^ also were 18 Rck and \®\ W Of Mail Sought two ofllcikls of the military acad Mexico announced he would lay Red Consumer iniUatlve, Intended to promote' a TTiq 80-year-old Prime Minister While the' House .was taking., ELK emy and a group ef cadets in the before the 21-nation council a new settlement, ts going to have the said, 'however, hs still would be wounded Natibnolist and swift action, the pace on the Sen Wonderlaed antt-ahitnk—meet popular ^ all baby yarna. graduating claw of the academy. 83 children under 14 years of age . Washington. Jan. 55 UPi—Post- request from Costa Rica gnd also Moscow, Jon. 25 . IP)—Deputy opposite effect." willing to meet Malenkov at an ate side of the capitol was more s c i s s o r s master General Summerfleld has At least some of these were’re "various urgent aspects of the The first reaction from Moscow agreed place if the right t|me- and from a Tachen orphanage, on^.15 leisurely. There the Foreign Reis-' Premier A. I. Mikoyan. high priest women of the orphanage staff. asked Congress to raise the price ported under arrest problem with which we are pre of the Soviet Union’s drive for come in a disnetch by the Soviet occasion V were found. tlons and Armed Services Commit 1 r 1 of maiUng a letter from 3 to 4 Thera has been an air of ten sented." news agency ‘Toss, which said the "The Far Bast was not one of The grieving women and solemn tees, with the resolution Still under \ ^ more consumer goods, gave up his children walked down a gangway & s h e a r s ■-U ■ / “'"5-Jc .i 9 cents "to meet increased-coats; to sion in Asuncion since last Satur Quintanilla refused to give any Job as trade minister last night. President’s message showed that the topics - which .were likely to consideration, called the full mem- Othef Values In \ provide facillUea for growing mail day night when it became known Ef'.enhower Intended to' "enMre have ’been opened had we piet," post Ghineee oatlprs op the torahip of the JCS into s' closed- VALUES S1.50 to $2,25 clue to the nature of.Costs Rics’s Foreign observers viewed the shift volume: to improve service." '. that a number of Colorado party request. There was* speculstipn as new evidence of a Soviet trend the ccpttnuatkm of the Amerlckn he added. . / Hsnykpg and Loyang, formerly door aeeaidn to give their individ For the same reasons. Summer-’ political figures and military men Prasident Jose Figiieres it seek- back to prime emphasis on heavy occupation of Foidnosa.”. The Laborite legislators .Opened the U.8. destroyera Hilary F. ual views. field yesterday called fog a boost had heel) taken into custody. ing more mtUtsry aid to Counter industry. New Zealand Prime Minister a hew session on parliament with "lopes and Henaon. . . . Fine Yarns and Knits '" 1 " In domestic air mell and second Official word of the reported the superior air force hia longtime Mikoyan, 60-year-old ace nego-. Sidney G. Holland ^described the demands' for a statement ot Bri . ’IT)* wounded ukUera.were car (Ceotiaaeg #■ Page Thlrteea) - ' and third class mail rates. piotswas given the pablle In a enemy, Nicaraguan president tiator of foreign trade agreementa, Preoident’s mesoage to PQngreaa tain’s position oh pie ' Formosa ried ashore. Only two rasp were In. all, the rate Jncrcaeee Would communique published in the'offi Anaatasio Somoza, la assembling held on to his other top posts, in yesterday oa timely. In a statên i situation.'— ' sm ung-thu- refugaar.^rThoyr Tveni yield more then 333 million dol- cial newspaper Patria. ■ The com in Managua. cluding ons of the Soviet Union’s issued by his natlon|s delegation Churchill preiijously has pledged the elderly father of a'guerrilla —■ Tara a year.‘Of this, the Ircent in munique was signed by. Tomas Seeks SanctloB nine deputy premierahips and to work for a meeting of himself, squad leader killed at Yiklangahon crease in the cost of a letter stamp Romero Pereira, mlnifter of the Correspondents •also recalled membership on the policy-making (Coatiaued oa Page Thirteen)’ Malenkov, French Premier Pierre and the orphonê cook. S A L E , yrould account for 337 millions. ^ Bulletins i/s'-o i/i OFF n interior who served more than that Figueres had told. them Sat .Contral Committee of the Soviet Mendea-Fronce 'and President The evacuation was a Nation A li JUUY NICKEL PLATED / Summerfleld coupled his bid for two months as acting president urday he would ask the OAS to Conimunist Party. Eisenhower. , alist operation, poL-aibly the fore from th« AP Wires a H d u p higher rates with a proposal to after the revolution that unseated apply sanctions under_.the 1948 Seeks Support for Talks' runner of a complete withdrawal /. ^While Thi^ Last - . raise the pay of about SOO.i^ A skedTo Be Relieved O h av ^ Rio'de Janeiro pact againat Nica An announcement by the Pre Responsible officials sold the front the two small Tachen iaidnds. • ■ ^ ' a tatter carriers, clerks and other ragua. charging the unauccewful But the evacuation ship on the / % , .V - j • f Romero Pereira’s announcement sidium of the Supreme Soviet said Prime Minister is planning to ask OI BILL DEADUNE NEARS postal workers by S per cent. At two-week-old rebellion against his N0W8 Tidbits fhe leaders of the .etgbf British final etase' . of its trip passed the same Lime, he suggested a re- said the government.-had taken all the deputy premier had been re Washingtoa. Joa. 55 (g>—Tha - ■ NOT an m i njKti measures to assune public wfety. government was launched from lieved of the trade ministry at hia Cntled from AP Wires Commonwealth nations meeting through water protected by the House Veteraas Affairs Com REG. 99«^’l LOVE LUCY” BABY BONNET Jiggtring' of salary schedules the northern , neighbor. Somoza al here next week to back him in a U.S. -Seventh Fleet built" around si Ratil ciikM littl which Summerfleld-said how reSiilt He said the plot fsilbd to upset own Request and that Dmitri Pav mittee today iiaonlinoosly ap • AND BOOTEE KITS ...... 4 f e Free order and tranquility. ready has denied thg charge. lov, food minister in 19S1 and bid to htutle along such talks. four foot carriers of the Essex proved a Mil to let mea io terv- In "injustices'' and prevent the On the F ar East situation, Bri- close. ( MUD SI0IM9 t rOlKMIl Poet- Office Depl.. "from peying Those siTestad. he said, will be Tha Costa Rican request and the later first deputy minister of light Marina private is recovering' lee by J o b . SI to keep oa ac- and food industries, would replace toih is-conferring with the United The fleet la In position to ossirt ramolatiag OI aeheoUira righto. REG. $1.98 ‘M LOVE LUCY” BABY SVYEATER Normal employes what they are worth." tram Injuries allegedly received Statee on the possibility of a ceaee- in the completa wlthdraw'gl of 20,- j l u n a a I tuH ko ‘rile Postmaster General esti (Cboriaaed on i-ago SeVeateM) him. ■ yesterday when he tried to escape Chalrmaa Teagae (D-Tex) oa- ••eeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeaeee-aee 9 B e fira betweto Red <3hina and the 000 Nationrliat. troops from the aouBced be would preas for fast mated the bill for these salary In- (Writing in New York, Associ custody'by descending from sec-/ Nationalists. Tachens if It gets orders to do life ated Press Foreign News Analyst ond floor window of Hartford Post Hottoe oetloa oa the oieaaare, REG. 69e 100 % W OOL, 2 NEEDLE ARGYLE Installation ereaaea and adjuatmenta would Churchill aim rejected a sugges Job. wbirli has Preoldea't Etienbow- IM001N oniw ACTION come to 129 million dollars a year. William L. Ryan raid Mikoyon’a (Xflee Building . . .'’Yugoslavia tion today by leftwing Laborite Rear Adm. Frederick N, Klvette, M IH E N K IT S ...... l f * r $ 1 . 0 0 removal from the trade post ap protests to*Oreek Foreign Minis er*s support sad is. espeeted to Gounting certain fringe benefits, 'Aneurin Be von that he should commander of the U.S. Formosa ‘ w-ta quick passage la the 'Seaqjle. HRIT UAIANTHD this would mount to at Isast 170 Ribicoff’sJProâm Put peared to Indicate a serious battle ter Stephen Stephonopoulos refusal initiate talks with' Russia op Ger Strait patrol, arrived Tuesday at h-REG;59c 100% VIRGIN WOOL TWEED millions a year, the Post Office within the tap Soviet command of Greek courts tp order extradi man reunificatiqh and free elec- the South Formosa port of Ktoh- over the course of Soviet economy. tion of '.Yiigoslav professor. %ACKS CONGRESS P.\Y HIKE „:D ept. said.. tlpna “in view of recent Soviet gov siung aboard hla flitgbhip Sslte- Wosklagtoa, Jaa. 85 Iff)—Attjr. Y A R N ...... / .I OEsktiB 29e The requests went to Congress Mikoyan, said Ryoii. had been anx Rep. Gross (R-Iows) urges ernment proposals." bury Sound from Hong Kong. ious along writh ’’remler Georgi Oca. BrowoeU testmod today tho Why lug laundry In the form of suggested Mils. Into Legislative Hopper Prssidant Bhsenhower to retoll ■ Ourchlll said he stood by his He was expected to vtBt Taipeh' admialatratlaa etroagty supparta. REG. $3.98 BEAR BRAND SEQUINNED Last year. Congress Went along Malenkov to build up production Oca. Dnaglss MocArtliur from re atstement that he is prepared to In a dqy or so. Another Monday? ot consumer goods desired by the a sutotantlal pay raise tor mem- SHRUG KITS ...... ; $ 1 .W > I with President Eisenhower on -a tirement "and utilize to the fullest seek a four-power conference "at a On and over the Formoto Strait tors et Coafrees aad federal State CapitH, Hartford, Jan. 5S it^fot a new constitution by a conven- Soviet msssev. while N. S. Khrush extent in this growing crisis the time when it seemed likely to yield it oppeb'^’d to be quiet with the postal pay raise, bu( ignored hla chev, powerful first secretary of Judges. He suggested a raloe et companion proposal for higher —Ten bilis drafted to carry out tion of delegates to be elected next abilitine lie has se well demonstrat genuine reoulta." Nationalist Air Force reporting 915.5W tor Seoatere aad Repna REG. $3.98 BEAR BRAND CABLE HAIR November is expected to have the Communist Tarty, has been mail chargee designed to bring in various phases ot Gov, Ribicotf’s ed." . . . TWO lirothera are under "The view expressed by (ha Ger only routlna patrol fll|d>to. There seatatives aad el SIt.SM to 814.- PIN-LACE STOLE KITS ...... S I .9 # some Republican auppert. putting straci* on the contini:«d Jail sentences for beating to death man government is that ratification were no reports of surioce action. compenaating revenue. . BiMn- program, including abolition of th* buildup of the heavy industrie# SM ter the Judgeo. ' Coagreea hower then vetoed the pay raise The Organisation of an indepen two reindeer in Christmoa display (ot the' Paris agreements to rearm 'Unofficial Nationalist quarters members aad federal Juages hOW State Athletic Commlwion creh- dent bi-partisan group to promote which furnish the Soviet wrar In Natick, Mass., Dec. 11. West Germany) 'ehould take place REG. $1.75 BUCILLA SWEDISH WEAVE bill. clnewa.} receive StS.fN a year. Earlier thia month, Elaenhower tioD of a tax study commission sgd a coitatltutional convention was Moaosohusetts State FTTs o h- firat,’’ he sold. (Coatianed aa Faga Sevaateaa) HUCK TOWEL KITS ...... $ 1 .1 9 OPEN EVERY the calling of a eonatitutlonal con. annouheed last weekend, Mlkoyon’s ourrender of hla trade * renewed his bid for higher postal Job coincided writh an editorial in guord who endured 84 hours os MIME TOLL AT M THURSDAY EVENING salariea and rates. Bummerfield's ventlon, were introduced today in' * Other administration bills intro- hostage during lost week's convict ZooguMak, Turkey, Jaa. M (II REG. $7.95 BUCILLA NEEDLEPOINT ' th« Democratlc-cointroUed Senata. , duced today would: ravoU Says he is quitting Ms-Job —Twa Turkisli eaMaet mlalstera 1 CLOSED MONDAYS The proposed tax study commls- j . Establish a,^mmission to study (Cowtianed SB Page Sevea) PICTURE KITS ...... S S .9 i (OMtImsd SH Page Sovch) because "I wouldn’t wont to. go arhe iBspeeted the explestoa-rld- Sion would to a ftve.memtor, M-1 the problems' of catastrophic ill- School Costs Boost Double died Oellk coal mloe today sMd partisan body with instructions to nets. through that again." . . . Truck REG. $2.98 UNPIHED NEEDLE CASES .. .-S1.69 drivers who deliver newspapers the death, toll ranged from 89 to study the proldcma created by: ------Speed up the Work of the courts and mogosines for wholesale dis •8. Earlier UBoffIclal etUoMtea OPiN WtDS TO -- M Here ia the buy of a lifalime. Hoi 1. Decreased income resulting by permitting the Chief Justice ot- TitoVCritics Given Pupil Enrollment Increase REG. $2.29 UNFIHED NEEDLE CASES .... $ 1 .2 9 tributors in metropolitan New had reached as high aa IM. Tha dropped forqod alool Isciaaort and I^ji^ M9W Charter Proposals frarn property tax excmptlona, j tha Supreme Court to assign York- ares hava voted to strike at iBiaistera’ figures iacinded 4g ^Ccdorful striped and plain taffeta. A Jli” EmbreidirySciusrt 41.S0 ttJI such aa the 8L000 exemption: Judges of the Superior and Corn- Suspended Terms haowa killed la the Mast early ahaora at only $1.00 aoch. A granted to war veterana. mon Picas Courts to preside at midnight Monday. Horiford, Jon. 35 UPt—The legis-wmunttias . and eepecisUy-prop- atyla...ti sixo ior ovory naad! At i 4" CffibroidsryScissori 150 IJ8 U.8. District Judge Frederick yesterday aad 18 to M still mlss« L«t G>E dry yomr ctoHma "Sw uliiiw Prafk” iadoars! e 4' 1 J| Text - Pages 8,9 2. Diachepanciea in "income re oesaiona of the other “when he lature was .alerted today to the erty owners. lag hi the uadergrouad .worklags. thia low price you rooliy con ollord ScwMigScisurt 150 ceived by ths various towns caused elnade, Yugoslavia. Jon. 25 W. FoUmer continues until Feb. fact ' that schoof cosU are in 8 5" StmngSciuan ...... 1.75 i j i oonsidma It advisable for the (^>—Oommuniat Yugoslavia freed '~One of these plana being raad- ★ Finest fabrics, baby clothea, bed*pread8, towels dry wonderfully soft soverol polra. Buy tho oniirt af( by shifts in population and the lo prompt hearing of cooes. 3 disposition of charges against creasing at about double the rate ted, ia one of the State MacDonald I A" SnriniScitsori250 | j | former Vice President Milovan three coqylctcd convicts Hurged DECLINES CHINA VISIT G RKK STAMPS and fluffy in G-E’s warm gentle air flow. at $7.00 aitd you havo 6 lifttirtit t V Strii|ht Trimmtri J tJ I Today’s Harald carries the fall cation of tnmiotriea. Prohibit tax exempt schools and DJilas and Vladimir Dedijer- early ot pupil enrollment. ' Commisaioiv which calls, for a flat Lyaa. Mass, J a a ..98 (F) ~ OPEN EVER! 's6r*C 2 5 text af a 59-page report aa sug- colleges from discriminating with murder of government 'i*-' Thia was'pointed up by the Con SlOO per pupil Slate school grant. ★ Adjustable time and temperature dials. purchoso lot ovory-doy aooda. • 7" Dttssmskir'i SiMsrs J3 $ |jg The faQl aboliohing the State.Ath today but clamped a Judicial gag economist William M. Remington Mia. Phinp Fecteaa oald today rHURSDAY EVENING gaatod ravhdaas to the ehartfr. letic Cottimlaaion, long odvoMted against applicants for admission on on the two critics of Presldept necticut Public Expenditure Coun This increase would to flnanced sha hoo decided act to ■ ga ta ★ Saves ironing tim e:... “conditions” clothes ready for uie, or damp-right. The suggeatteae ware dlieassrd the tools of race, color or rHlgion. • . • Bgypt Foreign Ministry says cil in ah analysis of achool. Costs GIVEN W ITH by the Governor M e^nomy Tito’s regime. Iraq’s Premier Nuri Said had sent by a sales tax increase from 3 to CemmaalBt China to visit her CLOSED MONDAYS '• . • ae for pressing in minutes. ' gjWT Green Stamps Given With Cash Sales a t vartotM meetiags-af the eher- meoaure, would oAitt that agency’s a proposal that hoe been defeated In a'lS-hour pecrat trial ending made available to the ieglataturs. 4 per cent. State aid now aver sea Richard. 55, aa Amy eivtl-' ter revlalea werkahep eeadneted word again illneu prevents Jilip ★ Safety-engineered I Dram stops, heat goes off, the instant, yo.u open tha functions to the State Tax C^mmis- St the pest several-sessions of the kbortly after midnight, a five— from attending edrrent meeting in During the past school year, th e ; ages about $40 per pupil. loa ciapfeye seateaced la that CASHSAIB OPEN EV,^-1 by the Leagae af Wemen Vot oianer’s office, ' legislature. Judge court convicted the two for Cairo of flve Arab States on Mid privately-financed toJ^payer group The council -ligures ora on the oouatry to 28-years Impitaea- door. ^ , , ers. They are new helag dle- ' Provide tenure end ‘.‘fair dlomia- noted, enrollment rose 6 per cent baais of net aeho61 costa. Thia is THURSDAY FVENINC At a meeting he held With the mer Rad bigwigs ot conspiring dle Shut defense. OPfN iVf 0- TC tifhatafi te asemhers ef the 19 'Connecticut Sports Wrttcra Al ool' practices” for public school anlnst Tito’s government by. India pays special tribute to the but expenditurea Jumped over 11 considered the common denomina. Appliance Dept.—Oak Street Entrance srgaalmtlins which cent ddegat.. liance shortly bsfore his inaugura teachers. per cent. tor for Jitdgin gachooi expenses, BAN OME-BIAN HEARINO _ CLOSED MONDAYSr pluting hostile propaganda in- the United fitatea and other “friendly" tieas to the werkahep ae that tion, ths w ritan advised ths Qov- Authorise the State Boo/d ot foreign preoo. They were given foreign countries giving India State Aidi Boost Fpodetad although It does not include build WasUagtso. Jaa. SS Tha. maoihere ef theae ergaffhraHaa t srnor against such a nMve, but Education to provide regional li suspended rentcncea, then released economic and technical osaiotance The repert came a!| th'e law- ing.^ transportation and specioi Seaatf gavetaaseat Operattsaa tIw am ydeeide wMsl eeaclaslBas, If .advocate i1iiillsli|iH the office of brary oen^lce. on probation. .. U.S. Is seen toeing greater’ risk* n ^ era began'looking at plana for training coats. CaauBlttee placed aa amctal Wiy. they are prepared to "ih- deputy commiaxloner and cutting Extend the state rent control gbeater state aid to towns to help ' • During tha past school yaSr. (he baa today oa the hpMtog et naa* y»: o; ohn If they repeat .during! their , pro- et war with Rqd China at any time ^ r..w .u^v Coiui TIk J S K H 0 . 4 CORR MaHCHsma C . • poll. .Tha report appdara «i the commlseiontFs oMory. ' olnce Korean War aaded 18 months rMleva 'the 84 per cent of net ama heartagi by -Ita laviatlgai y. MSNCHSSfM CONN- MaNCHssrm Cohn* Mglit api fftoh. TTm mu calfiaff for U » writing (Ceetlneed oa Page (Oeatianed ee Page •) ager. school eeeta borne by local com-. « i FflfO IW s) I ■ ______■ ■ ■ . g ■ - 4L' ■/ 9 ' m f

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TW ICANCHESTEB EVENING HERALD. MANCRS8TBR. OONM« TUESDAY. JAÎUARY 26.1965 PAGi V lIANCHEgTEB EVENING HERAL^. IIAN(3HESTER. CONN., TUESDAY. JANUARY 26.1966 d Ao t Revenue AgenU Here. lold One Driver HamUton Standard. Some of tha to keep ifi cootBCt with hia class, son, Oqrl Raimsr uid William D*- 500THING REUiF ^ Elect Officers tht rmmdliig up, if ft caa he calleji Phelps Installed Han; find bravss, Rowliuid Rock lUbicoff’s Program Put Uub Sees Slicles that) -In Uit mldat of a fertat «C Soroptimut Club processes, reipiire operating 24 and snjoy UtwlMiiefita of class dis- lAcal taxpayers who wiah Following Crash hours '(Hmtinuoualy. . cusloti whils'Ming incapacitatsd. well, Frank DeVito, Arthur Mevi ~ FROM COUGHS f thouianda pf aheep at sunstt tUiis. ' This type' of service is recom Crohon, and Peter Venfirillo. aesletance. in ftUtng out their, At St. Mary’s Twe Great Joka Wayne Hltsi Obs amutihg slide sHowsd the hour Ths Spencers mainUln the moat Sachem of lORM DUCTOCOLDf;; income tax /forms will have an ' ' Of Ml. Rainier Vi«l8 Firm H^re cordial relations with their qm- mended un pupils' beginning with 5)ommi1tei«oh.,,j!^be No. 68, Schieldge, Jr./and Salve Vendril (Onatlaaed from Psge One) , Superior Court, and Sidney X.' 'Agents Who wilt be at the Christmas th« company present^ YMU gieeii lui hoiF.alt5BaM ^~45 lo; visiting/ comiwRttsir' Salve Madleine for-soothing relM o t. Johnson of Fairfield, Common Episcopal CStundi held last night car accident late laat night near ' Plus evening at the South Methodist jnountalB opposite tbe ckmp* and, ucts Co., was h(>ateaa last evening 4choorwer.rt!!SIiI!?r^lch^2rÛ*t*W hearing room* of the XCuntelpal Church, TviUt Mias Eleanor Brond- bonuses to more than (K) meh and Vsndrilto.^Wllllam Leggett and coughs due to colds, ita imrnt* explrt when'the legii- Pleas Court. Siqmrior Court Judges included Wardens Albert T. Dew the Intersection of W. Middle John Wsyne in AS he was* released, wasiwplashtd to the members of Soroptimtst In women whom they employ. cardiac condition, muacuiar dys ing laat night In Tinker Hall, with diate .action la to soothe your ■ Building. hcad aa guest lecturer. Miss with a bucket of ^ paint for William Savino; publicity, Salve ime, for nnoUier two serve eight-year terr^; Common ey and O. Howa)rd Brigge; who Turnpike and Center Street, pioUca “Wakfi of the Red' Witch* ternational of Manchester at a trophy, fractures or other acci Deputy Great Sachem Fred Burke Vendrillo (uid William Savino; -de Irritated throat. Hbw-‘ good that Pleas Court Judges four yearn The agents will be in town Blroadhcad's talk, entitled "Sum-, identification purposes. Usually he Following the tour of the plapt, dents, V ytort. Feb. 10, 11, 14, and 15; March were reelected. reported, -r Shown Isifi*. O '**. ____ mer on the Mountain," and illus supper-fneeting at the company’s the SoropUmIsts held a meeting in of Rockville and his staff doing linquent, Cleveland Ellington, feels! Prove it , Named to Full Terms was back being a nuisance again tha installing. beat by trying it ■ 31> April 1, 4, 0, 0, and 7 from Incoming vestrymen, chosen investigation of the mishap by WED,: "lliere'e No Bnatneas trated by many (Inc colored slides, plant on CSiapel Street. A '^pa*! the buaineaa office, with Mrs. Ths chargs for thws achodl-to- Walter Kanehl and Itylng Mills. ht«n up reatrictlona on nb- ...Jpdges now servin"'interim ap Patrolman John Turner dltclbsed Like Skew Bnslneaa” in three or |our days. homs aervics vartss in OM Isngth ' Elected officers installed arc as youraelf or for «• voting by limiting it to $:10 a. m. to '4:45 p. m. ■ had to do with scenery and adven 'The speaker concluded her lively president of- 4 ^ group, she is an Cathryn Hendrickson presiding. Arrangements have been made pointments and named by RlMcoff last night, are John L. Jenn«y, that both cars were headed east ture around Mt. Ralnier- excellent cook aa well as a busi D(ifiaticina to the Polio and other of tlms used and ths distancs, from follows: Elroy Phalps, sachem; to celebrate the 43rd anniversary any -member of mbors of. th* armed forces and for. flill terms were: Frank P. Sheldon, Edward Sauter accmint 'by showing, how, as a the school, with partial .pkyment John Buck, prophet; Michael your family. It who are lU or dlaabled. on Osnter Street when they The speaker has spent 10 weeks kind of symbol, whan aba lefL the ness woman, and prepared the various drives were voted, and a of the tribe bn April' 17 at the Eklwsrd J. 'J>sly, Hsrtfcrd, ss- and Randall Toop. These four brushed fenders aa the second on or near the mountain,' going meal served in the attractive cafe Maeable balance is now in the being made by the State DepL, of Trcachuk, senior sagamore; Wil Garden Grove. has been lucceia- With the administration meas sociate Justice of tho State Su surplus already earmarked for the vehicle passed the.first. VgoI CnHnf had broken the seed pod of an treasury for acholarshlpa for Education. k liam C. Schieldge, Jr., Junior.sag fully used .over ures, came scores of other bills to new biennium for nol*mel opera men replace Francis Englehart, there two different summefa. .She avalanche lily, whose seeds take teria. Daintly served on two long preme Ctouft. ** Mary L. Cunnlnghkm, 22, of has traveled with a company of tableA it (XHUristed of orange teachers of msntaliy retardsd chil ' Over 40 states are using thlA amore; William Savino, chief hf 99. ycarA the two Houses M the Anal week Rlchdrd H. PttllUpr, Farmington, tions,- but $7,000,000 mora will be Jr., William B. Kloppenburg, HnIfRraiiGn ' two or three years to germinate, service Including Connecticut, 'zMorda; WlUiam Leggett, keeper George Maiton and Henry MaJ^ Haffford, waa arrsstsd and the campers,-.with two or three guides, Juice, caaaerole of chicken with dren, the principal projsct of tha opened fpr introducing new busi Superior Coert. needed tor them. ChkkoB CiKeiatora and, scattering them, promised whe club this year. * where it has been in operation, in qfv.wampuhi. and Salve' Vendrillo, ness. ' . Ribicoff eai4 he was not pre Cham, whose mrms expire at thia driver of the other car was Lesttr or has Bometlmea done all-day ex would return somsUms to see them peaa aiul dumplings, cranberry visrciNo A stCK friend; Frank CoVello, West Hartford, 8. HopT^, Jr., 17. of 11 Crosby ploring alone, the laat time us saucA pickles, raisin bread, coffee 12 communities, among them being Co]i4(ctor of wampum. Among the major measures was Superior Court. pared to aay what plans he had for time and who are ineligible to 5onr«d Dolly bloom. Jdiddletown, Saybrook, Torrington, AppqinUve officers- atalled are \ Bring HHb (or Her) a subceed themselves. -WyÎie H. Rd. Nolw .were Injured and damage ing Paradise Inn aa headquarters, and spumoni ice cream. one proposing pay< Increases , for Their new terms wUl run eight raising the $7,000,000 or anything it a i^ a n -a m e r ic a h -'v - TJiere are skid to be just two At the close of the evening cof and New Haven. aa lolibwa: Walter Kanehl, first .Dsiry Queen Sundae the Supreme, Superior and Com years from the date' of confirma beyond that which may be needed Peabpdy was reelected as clerk was negllglMe to both cars, Tur- ...... HOME OOOKIKO fee, tea and .'iSi'eam puffs were After the suppei*, Mrs. Silencer Demonstrate snap; I^qncia Dancosae, aecond end John H. Hyde aa. treasurer. nar said. . .. teaeons around Rainier—winter took her guests on a tour of the GooSrtch.'waa introduced to ths mon Pleas Justices and judges. tion by the legialature. . to finance new prablema. Ha will LEGAL BEVERAGES and August. The Upper third of the served from attractively decorated OouncU by t>. Uoyd Hobron, man riiap; CarhUlo Vendrillo, guard The new salary scale would-be. Daly. Phillips and Oovello were dlsctiss that problem, he said, in IMegntee tables. Refreshments were in plant. Which has grown by leaps of the wiWqm; Francli Tbur- Delegatee to the 1955 nnttual alope is covered With Iglaclera, not end bounds sines its founding in Of '^t*hone Service ager of the Manchester Division of dI iry QUEEII with present salaries in paren appointed in 1953 and 1.954 by hia Feb. IS budget message. from an earlier glarial period but 'charge of co-hostesses Mrs. John the Southern New England Tele- naud, 'guard \>f the forest;'war 857 MMdlb Tunpike Went theses: former (3ov. John Lodge to serve convention of the Dtoceaa pf Con OHfiiitER 0 » Mrosek, Mrs WilllAm 8troud and Afanchester in 1945, and'now cm- riors, Irving MillA Edward Glea FamouM necticut will be Dewey and Itob- Reunion Planned as formations of ics covered by the ploya 55 persons, both men and phone Ckx. Hohron Also gavt a Chief Justice, Z26..'S(W) (IIS.SOO), imtll the sixth Wednesday of the heavy ralnr apd snows, which their committee. Mrs. Lane Gld- 8chool-to-Homa Telephon* In- summaiy of other communl- current "session of the legislature, art J. Smith, with W. S. Harrteon dingA Miss Mary Frsher and Mrs. women. She.^ a graduate of ML I associate justices, $25,000 ($10,-. School Co6t Hike and Peabody aa altematas. Dal RESTAURfiNT freezing, never melt more than Union OoUege, AiUaiice, Ohio. Mrs. atrucUohal Sarvica” was tha an-;ty Mrvlces furnished by hia corn- 000); superior court Judges, $22,- n a t date falls on Feb. 9. By 1935A Class ItO CHARTER OAK ST. pertiaUy. Albert Harrison poured. lightening aubject dUcusaad by’pany and told of the gift to U«« egataa to the Hartford Arch During a brief buaineas session Spencer's family was in the rubber 500 ($15,000); comnion pleas Denies State Surplus There are floM'ers Of. most sx- RoberfIT nt.a, I' irE. Coodrlclv aalra tnonaaeF i LMta Junior Yfueeum of a Tele— Judges. $1S,000 ($12,500). Double Pupil Rise deaconry O edw Torrance ’ otic beauty, whose ateihs, pierce the president, Mrs. Edward Radtke, business for many years, and her NOW^DUCED! Gov. Ribicoff said today that be and Paabody, wjth Earla Rohan Membera of the 'ilaaa of 1585A son and partner, W. Robert Spen of the Hai-tford branch of the-_„... -■ * - Another bill propoa^ to In cause of commitments made by i t Mancheatqr High School. are the melting snow and come..to a welcomed into membership Mrs. room teaching of correct and Money-^ving Special • ---- r— * and Mrs. William B. Davis alter cer, who lives in Bplton, spent hia Southern New England Teltphone crease the salary of worknicn the preceding Republican admin ((Mtlaaad frem Page Oua) nates. râking plans for a dais reunion, rapid and luxuriant bloomings in W, Howard Baldwin. Mrs. William courteous use of the telephone. compensation commissioners from amazingly' brief time. The avk-. T. Davis spd MrA CTiarles Hamil early years in the family plant in Mrs. William Stuck, president istration, it will cost the state St. Mary’s will be represented their 20th, to be held sometime this Ohio. Since bis -return 'from the Cb„ at the PTA Council meeting REG. 47e $10,500 to $15,000. $22,000,000 more for normal oper firing. This -will be the first re lanche lilies are among the most ton. held last night at SouUi School. of the council, presided at the report' aaidt enrollment root by this year in the Manchester Coun Navy, where- he served 20 months bueiness meeting where the fol Ask DeUaquency Study ations- during the next blennlunf cil of ChurchM by Albert D. union that the class has held. spectacular, growing in great car- N Aaalsting Goodrich In a ’’live" than for the present, .biennium 20,000 pupils—a $ per cent In- )wta of white. .The soil on the os an instructor in aviation engi- demonstration were two tfachera, lowing nominating committee waa COLGATE - Creation of two sp ^ al commis Chepln, council treasurer, MlM Plans now call for an Informal Tieerina. he has been aosociat^ FOR sions also was proposed. -One bill The Governor said that ha intends crease—to a total ot^ almost 440,- dinner dance, time and pKce t«-6e Om« Kellr I>«b. XerMMe mountain slopes is « f -pumice and Mlaa Margaret DeCiantia and Wil «hoaaB: Mrs. Leonard Nieae, chair Ann Malson and Harold P. Ckae. D*h. 0 ’C,ee,r " volcanic ash, easily dislodged, so wiai his liidllier':. at -ths factory man, Miss Either Granstrom and TOOTH Would create a nine-member Juve to tell the public frankly and fully 000'students. The Tatter two succeed Miss announced li.'.er. raruw are beW liam Freeman, and five pupils, nile delinquency study commission what Srtanclal problems ths. state that those who want to walk near Poltce Arrests here. Donald' McLagan, Robert Halyor- Frank Stamler. Net costs during this period Jeanne Low and WilUam B. sent out to ail inerTbera of Ihie '’RINGING in th# RAIN" The only plant of its kind In this The next iheetUig of tha PTA to report in ''1057. It would be faces for ths new biennium start climbed 55.5 million, or over 11 claaa who can be located. TMfc. and photograi^ the flowers must sen, Judy OrdWay, Sylvia Potter, Kloppenburg. do so with great caution to avoid section of the state, it has not only and Robert Wetbust. from tha Council will be held in May. M •* MSI eatausl given a $10,000 appropriation. ing next July 1,. per cent to a total of $85.7 mil John Fox and Peabody will be No comnUttea to plan for the me* OM rte M ,elc,ein]r • Koacy Budget wine nhoppers will not want ' The other t)ill would-^reate a **I'm not going to- kid them,” ruining their beauty.. The cliff George H. Leto. 18, of Hartford, received orders from Europe and seventh grade at Hollister School. Prescription Pharmacy 94 PRATT STrIi T lion. in charge of the group who count reunion has aa yet Men farmed, Oatei The temperature of the sun ia misa this famous brand children’s water' resources contnission of said tlie Democratic <2hle£ Xhcecu- but two of'the cIsms officers are penatemon, arnica, moasea and was arrested last night' by South America, but defense orders The demonatraUon clearly show "This increase In costs Is the the-offerings, whils Peabody and . “Mastcraon of Kinsss* later the gentians are's few of Ihe Pairoiinan Frederick Tedford and from th# government, the aircraft ed tha advantages of this service calculated at 20 milllion degresA 901 Main Street HARTFORD sale. We have reduced dresses 40% to'' seven members. It woidd have a tive. ‘The people have the right largest the- State's schools have Marcham. together with Miss making the preliminary prspara- T»rh. ailM:M (S B sM arib OPEN THURSDAT EV^DfOG other varieties of native growth. charged with speeding and oper-^ and- automobile plants, including in helping the home-bound student Centigrade. 50% to make roqm for new spring $5,000 appropriation to use for a to know how much' their govern- experisneed in the past 10 years,” Jennie B. Wind, were again Uoaa.'Theyjsra Preaideitt Obarlea rtatewide study of water re is coating and I'm goin| to Rogers of Wethersfield and Peere- MoH, W*e. le ClesMsStee* eed Paradise Ice Cave, from whose atlng a motor vehicle without q merchandise. the study group said. chosen aa pariah awlitora. Mar C*l*r: "There’, N , Xatlae*, Uks Interior through an opening a driver's license. He was released sources. .. teffthem." State aid Increase of $4 per cham, an outgoing veatryman, tary Mrs. Mlriarj Tr.'Ji Ferris, 14 Gov. Ribicoff today reqpînted Present a t the conference was EIro S t Sb,w ks,lseM’’ wonderful view of Mti Adams can under $100 bond for court arraign At these reduced prices you can buy a pupil voted by the 1953 legislature waa alto reelected aa a Building be seen, and whose Ice aides re ment on Saturday, accordliig to three high court Judges whose Frederick A. Schuckman, the helped some by Leaking ayaUabie Fluid trustee. few to be worn now or school openhnf terms oi^re Fen. 12, and named governor's, budget adviser. flect a fantastic and beautiful blue police. \ $14 million to the toWna for run Architect Speaks ■ light, i* the subject of severe! of Also charged with speeding. next falL 'Ot full terms three other Judges Republicans claim that Ribicoff ning school oporatlons. Tbe State serving Interim appointments. Inherited a $15,000,900 aurptua from Raymond Julian of Syoaaet, Miss Broadhead'a alldes. Another James P. Henderson, 85, of 912 W\ tbua contributed about 15 $>er cent. Long uiand, architect, was guest ta Packwood Valley, » great ex Tolland Tpke., waa arreatad yes All Sales Final Governor announced the ap- the administration of Gov. Lodge. Hastford oontinued to be the top BU5INI55MEN'5 pothtmenta at a news conference Schuckman said that while there of hbp5r. He gave orally a graph- panse of virgin wildemesa pre terday afternoon by Patrolman spender per pupil during the past ^ deaeriptlon of the new church. served for ail Urns by laiv from Raymond Peck. Shop Early For Best Selection ‘ and dkM they would go to the is-a. .$15,000,000 surplus "on the school year, 'with a flj-ure o> $347. legtslaton today. books.", actually It la "more than wklck,hs is architset. any sort of trail other than walk Bernard J. Casey. 22. of Hart Stonington was at ths other end ing. ford. was another driver arraited Toddlers’ Sizes Children’s Sizes Confirmation by both Houses,is spoken for." of the list with only $108 per pupil. Arehltsct Julian's talk cams 1 to 3xs 3i*4o 6x, 7 to’ 14 requlred.- "Without* my doing Ihe" speak- the climax to tha report of ths LUNCHEONS Mias Broadhead creased q gla by Peck. H* wa» charged with , The Judg^whose terms expire ing," broke in Rlbic^f. MIdpoiat at 5554 Building Progrry Executive'Com cier and took fascinating pictures failure to atop for a atop sign. X. Feb. 12 are Twonas E. Troland of , They contended that because of ,.Tht mld-i^nt In the per pupil mittee of which >/llliam J. Thorn 5iRVED DAILY of ice Stretches and aiopes of sheer Both Hendtrton. and Cufoy have 691 MAIN ST. (Next To Gas Company) New London anmômae? 3. Molloy commitments made by the Lodge -expenditure ecsll was $234—-with ton is chairman. In prsasntlng Ice where there waa an almost their cases scheduled for court of West Hartford, both of the administration, not only la all tha 84 towns spending leas and an ths report of his committee, bottomless crevlcs (m either side. hearing tomorrow. . OPEN ALL DAY WEDNESDAY equal number more. Thornton gave a review of its ee- ResUng in the si»w, the climbers Frederick T. Shea, 45. Hartford, The per pupil, costa' In Connecti MILLER'$ RESTAURANT , W6F® obUfDd to protect their ikln was arrested last night by Patrol tivities from ita inception to the “AT THE CENTEE” TH U N D E R B IR D STYLTN cut citiev and towns pcoviJea an preaent time, then called oh vari from tha broUlng sun. man Emanuel Motiiia' aihd charged Interesting comparison.' Included Other pictures of interest dealt with intoxication. The allkged of- ous membera of the .central atecr- fenM occurred in Depoy Sdnsre in the Ust are the following: Ing group for further comment with bs-o Basque aheep herders R ud your eye oyer the '5 5 Ford’s loDg, low lines. Note the IN. Greenwich 5342, New Haven high in the mountains: and showed police said. IMPROVED $254, Bridgeport $250. Westport Those who spoke Included Mrs huge 'wrsp-around windshield, the massive grille, the trea^ $325, Weston $325, New HartfoM Austin Cheney, Albert T. Dewey, iirJilHillii; $247. \ Ludwig Hansen and Francis A ment of head lights and tail lamps. They’re "yeari-ahead” West Hertford $294, Eaet Hart Englehart, architectural commit ford $205. Windsor $229. WlndKW tee'chaimum, who in turn fntro- ft.yling features^lnspired by Ford’s fabulous Thunderbird. Locks $224,. New %Uain $207, ilitced Julian,.^^. All who ..spoke atresaed the sincere end sacrificial TELEVISIOM South Windsor $201, Newington ONNECTICUT $251, Wethersfield $235, Bristol efforts of the committee to build y- $253, Vernon $209. a beautiful church -within the lim Q Glastonbury $285, Farmington its of the budget. Ail specifica <> LUXU RY L,tkuNGE INTERIORS ! 5255, East Windsor 5192, Granby tions liave been gone over by the PROGRAMS $200, Simsbury $249, Southington committee with utmoet care, \ • •,* / *•. $184, Manchester $231. Mansfield was revealed, and actual construc I VidM Everydiy—All Rights Rewrved—H. T. DlCklnaon A Ca, Ine. . . . '»-■ /■ $241, Marlborough $217^ Semera tion should begin in the very near Step inside. You’ll see trilling new uses of color . . . new OKE future. $255, Suffield $288. upholsteries, many of w h ^ make their first appearance in Bloomfield $218. Avon $221. Shows Slides Andover $230, Bolton $210, Burl Following the dlacuaeion, Julian any car interior . . a swheping new Astra-Dial Control ington $210, Canton $212, (Coven showed slids9 taken by two mem try $198. East Hampton $222, En bers of the committee, A. Law Auto radio nnnd fixin'7 Panel . . . and aB the ntiieram art appointments tastefiilly V field $185, Hebrok 5202, LebqJton rence Riker and Sidney. Harrison, blended into a delightful '^luxu^lounge” on wheels. > f* $210 Xhd Tolland $253. of trips taken by committeemen Drivn. in to our DrivoJn to look at aamplea of stone used IjOCAI. b e l o w AVIHIAOE in some of the Tale • University [Nlupair Dupartmtnf. It's IS T H E O N E Mahehestar'a per-miiiil expendi buildings, quarries from -which TELEVISION • ■» tures remained unâr the State stone might be obtained,, and nndor cover. average laat year.^but tha coats in^ Journey to -fitaten Island'to ex TRIGGER-TORQU POWER! yolved in proviîtig for the town’s amine the interior of another O-E XlTl* ' . /( -owing scho M U ¥ OKNK wholesale charges- Pomfrat, Jan? 25 m —${^cal tsr C. Ortlnl, 31, of Meriden, was OVT VB5T wrrx BILL DRIVING INSTRUCTIONS G. E. LDII3--REG. $41 T.T4 ..... NOW 532M5 examiner Dr. David Batep yuled fres today on a $10,000 bond after BtU ill! WOBLO • l/M'AL NEWS .Fr*ai Y»r Haas • V .$;M « a«|> BOWOY DOOOV You’ll discover that rough roads are "ydveiU that FkAnk- Rowan,. Sr.. about\jlO, being ananged,in town court here rtAYBUI 8E.. IWIIk lataraj Osd wall- known Pomfret ieaidwit',' ti laat night on a charge of receiving Oesmi Vara ' ' cushionefi,” iinobth roads seeSh to' be<«mo far G. EriHT2a~REG . ... NOW $419.95 hia own life yaatarday by ohooUni, 5tM < t> ST^X a tfaUafacubn Gtiaraateed FftCtORY SIMPLES bonds stolen from the home of \ 010 NfW himaelf in tha neck. Dr. Bates raid' .Dr. Reuben Thalberg. Orslnl was lit) SB. CBM8XOAOH LAB80N DRIVINa SCHOOL Sprinp cushion , toother, and all handling is of extraordinary Rowan was daopondent over ill irought here frohi New York INI MBwa AT n x 'TEL. Ml-5-5075 cancellations and irregulars from our ' Sprinpauhion health. Rbwan. a retired engineer, l« l cowiqv PLAVMOl'IB own. and other mills at give-away eiilya9.de«m hsstfqn shock ease^xirhat’s because Ford’s advanced Ball-Joint ' ere he is aWaiting -federal grand -•lU ■ PLAYING (M) BEE IT .NOW Cent. From 5i45 (U) BIU PICTVBK . . . a a !•!’ £f*ATH VALLEY DAYS ,G. E. IRONER AR70 Stoodit r, IW555 uniferm-lieel CHARLES Urit ( 1) rODMKBT REG. 549.95 NOW All NEW! AUs TBUf! CBIIIE EXPOSE* (1144) NBWb ”' CASH and CARRY LESPERANCE (If) LATE WOSLU NEW8 Oukkor i«5)»onM wh#n h5ot it wttdpd ass.’*— . - ■ . ' (isskkkSipwxwe (if) NIOBTCAP EDITION gift or .. a. '!!* icniTioN no delivery, wrapping fancy IN5URANCE ' 11:44 (H) LATE SNOW fixtures keep our prices low. ^ G. E. VACUUM CliEANEW ... Trala” „ ‘IJI MOONUOBT TBEATEB REG. $a9.95 ..... #...... NOW $ 6 9 95 Ckontr h#ot, no tmek# or tedt REAL ESTATE 11:14 (H) MpONLIOHT MOVIE^ -(It) LATE SHOW MI.9-7525 (41) WiyiTHKB B1ANCHE8TBR, CONN. tim e H11 At 'li (41) TONIGBT o r - CASH REFUHDS a. ^ 4—4it#ve AlltN TERRIFIC BUYS for the CAR & HOME' • lO < k> NEWS TODAY given with garment tags proniptly and <141 INUISTBY 4tK PABAOB IliS li!l courteously . . . no r ^ tape, no time ' Lost w o tto , l#55 o th o t lit) WKATHEKMAN 1:44 ( 4) NqWS <411 WOBLO NKWS TONIOMT limit. 4:M (Itl NEWS BEPOKT TiW I 41 WILD BILL BICBOK (Itei) KL'KLA. FBAN A OLUK NotioBBly Ktiown IrcMd RkiMer Lott fuiTKKt fondkifl lli) MEALY’S CLl'BBOl'BX W ill liDlp f e w (A) WEATMKB , R«9. 544.95 ...... NOW llW Itl) UTTLX 8MOW ItM (14) 8POBT8 SL’LLETIN NO-DEPOSIT Fins Cnsor RonMfo in "5HADOW MAN* BOABO- CONNECTICUT COKE COSTS IiU US-Ul JOBN DALT-^Nswt ~ LAY.AWAY PLAN (It) ABOITNO NortienaRy Krbwii I roiid Knfft MUCH LESS THAN OTHER FUELS AND (41) BIOBUaBTfl holds any garment at csshier’s desk t:Mi (M) WKATBBBVANB______for 8 days, nojnoncy-down, no obli^- $lMrpMMr. R«9. 514.95 . . NOW 1:44 ( 4) IT'S A PLEABVBB LESS PER HEATING SEASON. (tt> DINAB IBOBE BBOW ■ «t004COBf04t( tion to buy. (it) TUB BrOULES (It) MY HEBO WITN A bowr (4»41) DOVOLA5 EDWABD9 NotioMHy K Irond Corn Only - fitr t«n cm Iij (htrit dtllvtry AND TBB NEWS f opptr, Rtg. 59.95 ___ _ NOW riLM ' In th t Horifnrd ar««. Terms If detirad. T:4t < 441) NEWS CABAVAN- Jsks PVRMACI EVERYDAY NEIGHBOR NIGHT CasMraa Sway** (4444) JO WTArrOBD 5BOW 544 ( t-tl) MaVoN BEBLB BBOWt- is sale day at our factory store. You Call Your Regular Dealer OSMtol BENTZ ALWAYS save when you buy direct at COMF IN OPEN AN ACCOUNT . Anieriean Legion U44M4) U rE 18 WrOETB UV 9 INO—Blikap r>Ha> Bkssai. ShGGt Mntd Worlu our Retail Salesroom. NO RED TAPE . . NO DELAY or (44) ABMCBAIB TBEATEB _>*BMi Ara WsUdas” nCL. 80-5-5955 EittrlaimiMi — RtfrnhiiiMitt, _ (U) DBAITA Connecticut-Coke wf“- 9:M (It) TBEATBB ■MSIWlllIBWWWWIlUMWIloillllMlIii'l *»i 11—Wl55l^ (It) BBCBBT riLB VJ.M. ' 171 WALNUT ST., HAI(TFORD, CONN. DANGWi ' (4444) TBB BALLS Or IVT VrM Paihiec BassM Calewts .. ■•w or Okr 0pm Until AT P; M. yfbn. thru Rat. .andyou'll want to drive it hom e! G O O b / ^ E A R elAckson 5-9191 ^ LEGION HOME (44) riLH 1:14 ( 4) XhBEBT q. 5ERViCE 5TORE LBOXABD STRBET , ^ GORMAN MOTOR SALES, !«c , 718 MAIN 3T. — Ml-9-5390 SATURDAY, JANUARY 29 ■L •- \ ■■. DILLON SALES and SERVICE ' 8TDRE HOURSi ' ’ UICK 9:55-5:00—THL'RSOAV L’NTIL 5 CaU Us Also For * FusI Oils WELCOMf •- ’S, 8 ^ S1^ MAIN STRin ^ MANCHESTER ■k Oil Burners f^nd it Oil Burner Senrlcs .;8tj MA!-'' •'f PHCNf h.; ? •GREAT TV, FORD^_EATRE, WNHC-TV Chanacl 8, TharSn 1:80 P. M.- T) . r ^ *4 \.. J ■ ' - . . .- l r ■ ' . \ ■ MANCmstBB EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER. TUESDAYTJANUARY 2S; ISBS PAOB m B MANCHESTERsRVENING HERALD, MANCHESTEk, CONN.. TUESDAY, JANUARY 25.1955 PAOfe'ttVB bers have baas' invited to attend DAR, in token of theiy'Wchtov*- IMOI, Mra Mlnar'a cotUga .... . a caasenfi* lunchaon at the church ment They reapondeir pli 82T"Bt Mary's School for Girlal L. Keeney, Jr.; publicity, Mr* lion paiMra. Feb. 9 at noon. 32; S tate Library. 81. lb * name of] (imRiitic Man Emergency Decloiti Industrial .LeR|lel« 6R m EASTERN} Rockville^Veraon (tothertne Dreaael: poaterA Htolb- Nuiy BoriiM ^ Skati^ Enjoyed • Valeattae Lsaehses DanclimjeUBBea will be rMUmed Mlae AnhaheUe S. Hills of Stoat ai‘d (Juagllaroll;' decorating oom- C bm iag'pratty soon wlU ha a In the 'U em entaiyintary School audl- Hampton waa ifubmlttod ka a nev-| 501 HARTFORD ROAD MANCHESTER mitt**. Mr*. W alter pobrofeaky Faces Counts Physiciana of the Manciwa-’ ^Visit Rogers r Home Building Rat^ Backs^ Valentin* luncheon of tha, Wom tovhim, Feb. 4, a t 7:30 p.m., as m em ^ of the chaiRer, Mrs- Edward,', Rairtwey: 'hostesaea, ter Medical Aaan. who will Ve- fiGecI th« brGiMl en's Clcb to he held at the hoiaa- A luncheon of calikea, ' t*a and I A, V. • W lir r LINDSAY, Pfofe. At Hilding Pond imnounced by Mra. Stanley K. $ Board of Review Sets Mr*. Robert L. Keeney, Jr.. Mra. apond to emergency .cSilto lo- of Mra. .JCarl Lankof, ^1^. 2r-af 1 Nygren, FTA dance chairman. other daintlce waa served huffbtj W « iP K O A L B It IN A WiUimahtic man waa arres^ A team ,«f government. labot. John H. Keeney, Mr*. "Willard .moiTow afternoon and evening w k h b p d y l Bight Room School Addition Tha regent, Mrs. Alfred B. Neal, atyla the" two good cit Pinney, Mra. J. Francl* Wood, yesterday and'charged with to«tr are Dr. John Prignana Tel. and industrial iaadera from six Hebron. Jin. 2!^ (Special)—A f. Memhara -are home gtrla pouriiig. group of young people of the town waa In the chair. Delegatea named RESIDING YOUR HOME ^ Dates to V Complaints Mr*. Roy Legere,. Mr*. Philip of a motor vehicle after he had MI ^818, and Dr. Robert But European countries „ .^ l visit made ValeatMasTfor. the prettiest to attend the Continental Congreae ■' ---- ^--- - , terfield. Tel. MI 9-4243. \ ,tor. aahtT f^f^ he eeti- had a gorgeous time recently at a Cilapbearfilag. AaSastoW P la M e aag laaolatoi Kraslnaki, Mrs. Lloyd Hunt, Mra. failed to appear in Town Court to Roger* . Corp. Monday in A pro i --\- Botton, 3 m . SS of which^$rUa:wUt be awarded. at Waahington, April 18. were Mis. Maaepwator Evealag HeraM He-1 Curtis Dreaael: clean-up commit /■ matee 11,800 ekaters have uaed akating party on the email pond There^Wul alao be a.prise for the bren correspondeat, Mtoa Saaaa I tediag; to a WUto earlaty *f Mtota aad styto*. Rockviltoi Jan. 25 (Special) idv women ' of St. Berhard'a answ'er a apeeding charge while gram sponsored by the Foreign ifelMOl BuUdiaff CocDmittee In a the rink at Spenya Pond alnee it owned by Hllding Brothera. about Neal, regbnt, Mrs. Gertrude M. tee, George Cratty,^, Mra. Earl yrees wltare yoMerdny aUt«d the joHkut Valentine. Mrs. Jterl H. Hough and Mrs. Ruth Rich. Peadletea, telepbeae ACadeoMr ] Th* Boeril of Tax Review h*a an pariah meet tonight at 7:30 at court waa In aeaaion. Norman Operations Administration to pro opened during the Chriatmaa holt- s mile south of the Center. Links, Mrr. W, S. Porter and . Mra. TELEPHONE IU -8-SS7t> - «r 8a -P >8488 the churm>i - - Sharon. they have bben processed. Fur- mote an exchange of ideas and DelcgatM to the state conven 8-8454. nounced the date* when the Board Thera will alao be a committee Brettsehneider, 28, wa* roletaed cold tecta iMhbid ita recommenda daya. Teatarday waa the S7th day The pond Is not very deep uid Charles H. Fish will aaslat aa hoa- WE ftN A H O B T O tm DEAL trill meet tn hoar appeal* of tho*« Guild. under $500 bond. tbermbre., -these Instruction practices. of abating thia aeaaon at, the rink. makes a fine safe place for Skat tion- a t Bridgeport, March 22 are: for miacellaneoiis details headed sheets .cannot be uaed for punch- tion fof an ai|ht room addition to Mr*. LeRoy B. Kinney wlU Mra Neal and Mra. Hough; alter- who object- (o the *aae**ment of Tankerooaah.’^''Ôe of Red Men During yeeterdey’a court pro T he oncials of Austria. Bel- tha naawntary School at thia time Dwyer placed the figure at 1,500 ing. The yeung fowa had a big be leader. their property. will ibeet to n i|^ at the hall on by Walter Dobroaenaky. ceedings, Judge John S. G. Rottner card operation*. He _ suggMto j^m , France, Germany, Italy and akatera on Sunday afternoon when bonfire to mep warm by, and par natoa Mra Rich, Mrs. HUding and The proceed* from the aupper th a t all taxpayer* eligible !ST rather than the aut room minimum OOF Wome* to Meet the Mtoaea Anne and Maude Clark. All peraona wlahliigio file com Bast Main Street a t 8 o'clock. ordered Brettechneider's rearrest rkey, who constitute the eighth 'Clifford Doomia, Route 85; Bmeal took of hot doga into the bargain. The annual meeting of tbe Re “ li will be uaed to help defray aome use,the Form 1040A use that form team of European induatrib)i1its to Totad a t ttte Town Ifeeting in Oo> Laraon, Branford Street, Manchea- Special donationa were voted In plaint* muat appear at 'one. of the Vernoa. M.Y.F. I**toU*tloii - when he. failed to appear on a There has been little chance for publican Women's Club, is alatod i p On Sunday evenlng\al 7:30, a of the atill outatendlng expense* apeeding charge made laat week since it is the simplest .form to visit Roger* under the FOA pro/ tohar or the fpur room addition ter and Peter Foeter, . Autumn akating so far this winter, and the aid of the fonosdng DAR aided following meeting*; Tueadey., Feb. from the Pageant. •' prepare. .H ow ever, taxpayers for tomorrow evening at the old il'; 1, 8 to 8 p. m.; Friday, Feb, 5, 6 to service of inatallatton of officer* of after hia arrest by Patrolman John gram, are' in this 'country to study reomuneaded to timt mcetinf. Street, IgkMheeter aerved aa yoUng folks make the best of Bchooto: HUtoide School, IS; Trum iCCOUNTINCl •Mra. Clarissa Beaunsont Knott ahonid be sure that they use the the effectlveneaa of private. firm*, Oommentlny on the Joint meet* guarda. 'Many of,'the Sunday whatever opportunity offers. Town Hall, aa announced by the bull School, $8; Kate Duncan Smith 8 p. m.; Batutoay, Feb. 13, 1 to 4 the Junior and seninor youth fei Mahoney, ■ president. Mrs. John E. Horton. LOSSES HAPPEN. Mrs. Clarissa Beaumont Knott. AsaU .Prosecutor Richard Law card form Itaelf. which ia aubatan- governmental and special'agencies In f w ith the Boarda c< EJducation akatera atopped to vistch Donald and 6 to 8 p. m.; and Wedneaday, lowship'*\ will be held at /the Vet' 88, widow of Walter Knott of 1 lially 3x7 In ai*e. Instead of the Birthday Observed This la an Important meeting and Days—Eveotags Feb. 16, 8 to. 8 p. m. non Methqdiat Church. . . aaid in court that police lield a and universities. and Finance laat Thuraday, the and Lorraine, a figure akating The 10th birthday of Harris^ Spring T ene Begtas Feh. 14 INSURE WITH LAPPEN" Thompaon St., died yea.terdty fol facalmlle form appearing bn the committee aaid tha enumeration ot team, practice in preparation for membera are urged to be present The membera of the Board of Th* Jyntor Fellowship which waynuit for. Brettechneider's ar- Their'aim ia to gain, ideas on Wythe, daitehter of Mr. and Mrs. W m O S H I iL D lowing a long illness. She was born efore March Silverateln. .president of Rogers, Shorty. All members are urged to Feb. 25.]; day evening at 7:00 with/Mr., and be tn Grove, HllrCemetery. By Filing Error 15, 1955. waa recentlyxreelected seyretaW PiM MM«. riM DANS ~ of the actual needa by aome SO New England pair akating chaih- DAB Heetlag Held The funeral/nome ia open thia fU 0iV£~6friQM on m ST f W ■' attend. The annual choir festival, Staled C'ommunlcntion Mrs. William Kayden aerving. as of the councitvfo:* Interbational •Too. T n u " “ T i m " il P atudenta in- the abort time re- pion, waa alas obaerved at the taking in Episcopal choir* of the Mra. Albert W. HUdlng, past adult advlaors. Officera^ to be.in- evening fropr 7 to 9. The ■ provision . of the Internal b Civ* ■ (ew .quick (acts about your audred to complete theae houaea, pond■ Sunday.“ ■ "He reportM irte< it waa Fayette Lodge 69 AF A AM will Rerenue Code of 1954, which ex Progress in Management, a non •300 24.22 19.2.'» WUlimai^c are*, is being MOlced regent, was hoateas to Colonel exemplify the Entered Apprentice ■talled by this group /a m Sandy Regional Commiaaioiter 'of In profit organizatioh, which- fun *800 self on phone. Ijpon approval, come in *aven if no more are atarted and the first time he had been on forward to in the spiin”. Henry Champion chapter, DAR, at i . and V ernon terna] Revenue WA.A. Gallahan, tends the. due date, applies to .ag.vv to get cash) . . . /asr.' Employad men skatas since be gave up the cham Degree at th* communication this Bentley, president; /Jamea Ma 1955 Gift Tax Returns due in tions under the auspice^ of the occupied in the near future. The Offloere Named a chapter meeting Wednesday tost guire, vice-prcaldenlt; ' Diane Ma- now handled Boston Region, compriaing the six A looo 0* | 1DD 408H S70.00 « i»or and women welcome. Phone, write, or preaent enumeration ahowa 18 pionship two ytera ago and he at her home heib. Membera from, * avening at 7:30 .tha-Maaonic MaiH'lMHiier Eie iilug 1956. PDA. e » A > - I0ri>o»s»l.»o Officer* elected at the annual Temple on Orchard Street. guire, secretary; Rudolph Kirch, New"'EngUffl3state*. announced •OOtlll* l08t«tlfil«OH of 110.09 M tlf fbtorket 8t|vet, telephone eligible to use Form 1040A, the rooma will ba required well before much comment from apectatore pnnBiitly at no axtrs Cora H. Webb, home demonat ra Newington, Jan. 25 (4fb--Jamea M. EUla; ytM prsaldent, Mrs. Rob girls who hava reeved the annual tion agent, haa annohneed that a outreach and ycitlaenship chair/] •*®^'’***’ so-called pimeh-enrd form, are > GIVE h e r teat time." belled tbe statement. Members of ert E. Fcoat c t thle conatructlon club feels Its ajm itam of equip I xj:U Ing Tour Home” wjll be held at chairmanship of Mrs. George Hul aa saso.ooo. the North Coventry Grange Hall ohuijeh. The Committee aaid the Board ment should/be a wtdb-anglad MIMSIR Itomeraville Supper sey, was also most successful. loudspeaker to cover all areas of < I on Mond.a.v evening, Feb. 7 at 6 o o o of Finance reporu no conflict with o’clock. The apeaker will be H. O. , The aame ehthusiaam aa was Delicious refreahmenta of home new the pond. JohnH. the debt limit of the town in ia; hliH T Perkina of th* Unlveralty of displayed tn preparing for Uie re made cake and coffee were , Olve to Fuad IKS; served.. aing bonda to finance thUS amount. “Cmuiider your donations to the m ir a c l e l a u n d r y aecUemt. cent “Somersville Chiiatmaa Pag They and the Board of Education NEW FINISH i d j P p C H Inrorpenifml Today’* Eventa eant” la being shown in the plana Mrs. J. Edward' McKeever, Manm of Dimes as insurance pre chairman' of the cohimirtee, was have atarted a preUminary atudy miums paid," Mrs. R, Kneeland 1 The* Explorer Scout* wlll./meet for the buffet supper and dance to aee if the town can poaalbly AT NO EXTRA CHARGE tonight at 7 o'clock at the/Union tope held on Feb. 12 at the Som' assisted by the following: Mrs, Jdnaa, Sr., local drive ' chairman ^ INSUMAMCg David Donovan, Miss Madeline quaUfy at thia Ume for Federal lia a urged Meal . reaidenta. Mrs. C2iurch. Final plane will !)■ made era Town Hall by the Christmas aid for the achool program, / Gives your laundry new mft, flitffineas. * for the'dinner to be.feêd the Pageant Committee. Supper will .Smith. Mca. Jo.n- ski. Mrs. Stanley Lucas,'Mrs. Ed The preliminary plana are ready of the National Foundation paid Dancing will be from 8 until 12. ward Goqa,' Mra. Harry Pmith. at auch a late date it appâ un out $5,000 and another in a near soft. \ - gregational Church of /Vernon will TickeU are now available. 164 East Center Street—*MI’9*5261 X abld ita monthly recreational Mra. Joseph Schauater, Mra. Wil likely conactruction can be com by town where bills totaled 11,800. Muslin sheets feel like percale. \A t 8 o'clock a movie will be liam Sehwoerer, Mrs. Joseph Mo- pleted by achool opening in Sep Both of these cases demonstrate /'meeting to n l^ t a t 8 o'clock at ahown in' the Town Hall auditor H e^ are: just a few of the features that make the 1955 ChevToIet an utterly new kind of car. It is the home of John Grant. Cooe, Mrs. Frank Young, Mrs. tember, the OommittOe revealed. the ataggerlng financial burden Starched alîrta are doft and . comfortable. Open Thursday Evenings Until 9:00 ium for the children- ind for the Joaeph Harrington, Mrs. John a low-cost car, with low-cost gasoline economy and maintenance. But in everything else it rivals October or Novemj9ier completion polio could mean to the average !»!!! The Senior Baptist Toiith Fel adult* who dp Pot want to dance. IC»lly \tr . Rotwrt -«ravny, Mis Now^ bdof Bsed on oYcrything we waah. lowahlji Will miin' tonight at T ne finestyin styling, handling caK,-riding comfort, acceleration, the full may be poaaible if no deUya occur family It It were iM€-for the pro tieiii K-iiiil "Her 'irwelve Men' ,1a the tlile' Tbr Primo Amadeo. . Mrs. Joseph I from now on. The propoeed plan gram of the Foundation. aiHjiu o'clock ’ at the .murch. the movie. TTie annual m ating of the Firat Lynch and Mrs. Waino Hokkanen. /assists and drive options. Call us—tciday-for the most eye-opening drive you'll ever take. haa the eight rooma iaolated from Local contributions from return ' .The following committees have the preaent building connected by of coin cards now total approxi Lutheran Churoh aill be held td- night atarting with a pot-luck been appointed: General chail;men. EXPRESSWAY BIDS OPEN a corridor/ This wlU permit con- mately 8385 with 860.42 received Mr, and Mra. Roy L«gere; finance Hartford. Jan. 25 (A»—The' State Btructlon to continue there without from achool children. Of more than aupper a t 6 o'clock . 'TTie )>u8ineu -I* ' _>*• meeting will follow at 7:30. chairman. Henry Cormier; tele Highway Dept, opened bids ye‘- interruininir cleeeee in the preeent 700 cards mailed to residents, 167 / ■ phone chairman. Mra. Lloyd Hunt. terday on two mote project* on the b u U ^ ^ . Ucoving of claaaea to the have been returned with donation*. St. John'* Eplaco4>aI pariah com mitted on/the Church Enlistment Mrs. Philip KraainskI; tranapgr Grccnwlch-Killingly Ehtjiresaway. new building may then permit, Contribution* gratefuly acknowl MODEL The Marianl Construction .Co. Inc., NEW tatlon chairmen. -Mra. William completion of work tn the main edged at thia time include'Lols and Mtorion Witt ineet tonight at 7:30 building with a minimum of in Bernard LaPlne, M. Morton Laaae, LAUNDRY A DRY CLEANING I l f a . nil at the ûrch. Walton, Mra Thomas Keeney; New' Haven, was appaient low bid terference ■ vrtth the educational Jr.^ Vincent Peracchio, Ehnilio Bro- Green Stamps The Women of the Moos* will kitchen committee chairmen, Mr* der with a blc* of 21,359.233 for Tubeless tires program though there will prob hetto, Charles Warren. Mrs. Frank meet tonisbt at 8 o’clock at the Eugene Easter. Mr*;. Stanley Koai- construction of three bridges in are standard on |.H<>mc on, Ea.te Street. ^ ^ kowakt; putchaatng, .Mra. Robeyt Wgat ifaven. . » gll models, of ably he Intemiptiona In the hot Swartz, Robert Phillip*, John,Mc- OURl DEUVERY N O W EXTENDS TO 73 SUMMIT ST. lunch program. Dermott. Mjrron and Laura Lee, E. B ^ g s You a M g New 16J-h.p. Turbb-Fire fer more |»ro- New “Blue-Flame 123" engine, Powcrglidef automatic trans Further atepa toward atari of de Finley, Erneat Toth. D. McKee, BOLTON o COLUMBIA MANCHESTER engine has ultra-slimt strolij Sweep-Sight windshield gives tcction. against has six-eytinder economy, better mission now offers smoother tailed id ra by the architect were O. M accô, John A. Varca, Nor lANDOVER o COVENTRY to 1 compressibo ifstlo. safer wide-angle view. blowouts. ' cooling and lubrication. thifu, has nfore durability. hated ^ the Committee which man Sellers. New 1955 RefrigePator at Include approval of tha prelimi Also Clifford Stephens. Mr*. nary plana by the Board of Educa Cornelia Elliott, Ralph E. Bur tion. a town hearing to explain the leigh, Dahlen Neverette, E. ' J. a Small Refrigerator Price! 8k%riM aaki Midi a dwttt. propoaal to the voters, and a town Perealuha. Bernard Baronousky, - meeting to vote upon the project. Louie E. Remniey, Lawrence Wblt- *Vfdn •admmingl'dM aaid wWi t pout. The Bdard of Educaion is ax- hauaen, Samuel Nelson, Malcolm pected to take action on tM pro- Southerlin.* (,t ]REi /'.N'. ■ ■ ■> But on Mg they agn/i' p o ^ at its regular meeting at the I-' tK. .tN ^ ( Shouting be; pouting'tee \ Glass area/is up/to 18 per cent ; New’Touch-Down’* Overdri^t Bodies' are wider inside, wiih Glide-Ride front aiispcnsion New interior fabrics in two- school tomorrow night Maacheater Evealag Herald Bel- tone combinations . harmonize Cafaera Chib Awards toa correspoadcat, Mra. Joaepli mOlDS - greater to/ all passengers get a I transmission reduces engine more room for hips, -bats and with spherical joints gives softer / *8teee6 rflitei; top eetit be without f [ speed 32 per cent | shoulden, both front and rear. with exterior C ^ ts. ' A enow aoene taken by Mrs. D 'ltaaa, totopheae M l 8-8843. . / ■ . broader panorama. flexing over bumps. Harold Lord captured tbe'highest score in the black and white print content conducted by the Camera Club at ita meeting last night, Neglected Children HOTCHKISS >RS fudging of the 24 print* entered Id was done by club member* who DiseussicHrôpic DRIVE COMBINAÔNSH N A Ô did not know the identity of the VOLTS HOTCHKISS DRIVE lets rear entrant and who did not acore ‘‘Neglected Cprffdren; Whoae Re, - springs absorb acceleration and New linkage-type Power Steer their own print*. Point* award epon*lbility?/^1U be discussed 12-vblt electrical system gives braking thrusts and lowers the ing (extra-cost option) is ap 33 colors and combinationlations. A ed by each Judge were averaged easier winter starting, higher center of gravity. . plied directly to steering link rainbow-full of 14 solidilid colors fot* the final award*. the Leaguer of Women Voteri of voltage for all speeds.' age (of more positive action. and 21 two-tone combinationibinationi. Another enow acene . taken in Mancheatw tonight and tomorrow Center. Sprlhg* Park In Hanche* nigh|<ê meeting* will be open ter by Edward Date* received sec t^/m eirb e^' and other women Ih- v-y. (md hlgbest seortf. A three way toreated in‘ this ourrent arid coii' « O:./ tie occurred In the Judging foi; I trover.'ial [topic. A ll around third place. TWo view* of ffi j Tonight|a meeting wjtl be held Of ••%* t give* al base ef Air Condition to be missing was atiU life. The third unit meeting will be ■raeww Morep* tpac* to least Beer windshield “Quality in Photographic Lens' held tomorrxn-' night a t 8 p.m. at ONLY ing unit (op-' - I •peee. picks up tional at extra 4^ wUl b iI the program feature of the the home of Mrs. William Roecoe, O SUde-Ont Meto-tiey- give* }9 added' cleaner air Jr., 77 Princeton St.. Mrii.~W. fc cost) fits under next meet]nesting of th.e club on Feb. r» 5 peund* ef *ub-ffee*tof Mora* * above road hood of ys Lighted indicator dial it) instru Taylor will lead tht* group. ■pete. fumes. ment cluster-shows which range Anyone who wishes transporta $ 2 2 9 modets, steals Eeporta O* Skattog O BuSM* tone, CW end 0m « IIwIvm no :qiace from Curved glass rcar-quaricr windows on italion wagons give of Powerglide automatic trans “•oX-,.Harold Dwyer, recreation direction please call Mre. David G.'(>tt Top Trade-In preride beady, up-froot fteraa*. trunk. maximum visibility—and add a striking new style note. . mission is engaged. 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ChJiM, Inttrpratt -UM pUy .M wa Baglander looks at resUsas with nagging dbhhta: On AH Mrs. Lack, mother of the brlde- Eoftil^ fitr«Ql :t is to In le m ^ taw and first quarter payment of Dedljer, like. Tito a close, com- CM teUrpjret it. We.ara ptaylBr his first ynworthy Will what I did get b y iro r, con- groom-etect. entertained a party 1968 estimated tax? OH.IURNIR Tba toUowtng program SCbsd-«*:3S— rede In arms of DjUas In the war a K«BM which has peaceful ulU- try and guess whether It is resl, A. It Is recommended that separ vi’rsely, “ Was It more/than waa ^ WIUY—Kite Watch Oflhargought Red jGdiisumer of 50 relatives, friends and neigh alessuppilscl by ths radkr WTIC—Lux Radio Tbeatar time partisan fighUng. sided with bors with another miscellaneous mato cBtfa, hut we have nOsed the or counterfeit. -. ' Revenue ate checka be enchwed to cover necessary I" SIRVICI , ^jMâgeaMats and ars subject WpRC—Amoa 'a' Andy the Vice President when, the Com' (Oastinaed from Pag' OaeV shower party at her homo for,Miss •takes, aad iJl' Communist China each taxebl* return mailed. Almost anyoM /who teaedwa WGTH-Ptetterbralns (OenttBueg Pnge-'Oas) munlst Party Central OommltteC^ jgârti. school Issms thAt ah amasing ebangs without aott(M. to Bowers. On Sdnday afternoon. called him bn the earjpet.,--Sfibae- may see in the move U that we number of InUUigsnt boys snd CALL NHe Watdh Pravda, the CJom'murlst Party or Miss Carol A. Howes give a per JCHMr i...un Service^ 4:tS- WTio-Lux Rsdioniaaftr bills apett out the sUon'i quently both men defended their sonal shower for her at her home, have placed war o«,the Una Such By James J. OrAhsm girls are Interhstsd in doing only ■ WlUX-tlU M ks liopr • WDKC—M U S . C Hall ” gan, calling for the Soviet Union NewtPops k ffi-Rdelity WclXI-Beoerd R*Tte« ÎjrUTH—PlatlerhralM general proposals in ppaiUon in intefvlewa with for 136 Doming St. The guests for the an intricau Bame: ôr the high chough to get by: in fact they M|.9^548 eign correspondents. t. i^ncentrate on heavy lnm>atry INatrIct Director wKKa-amu«w hsubm Operates at Loss instead of consumer goods. most part were former hlgfi school est stakes, is necessarily fuU of Connecticfit consider it a waats of time to WTlC-asdutss* Wilt - ^ WHAY^^te Wai^ make 7 ^ n a coutve when a grade WHJJAMS WDRC—News; Csl Kotby . WTlC^cOee sad Molly The Post Office DepL sakLi" These foreign publlcatjons were Western diplomats in Moscow friends of Mias'Bowers. ^ # Goldan Horn perU, i f only because our play A Thought ior Today WOTH-Mualc Hell WDRC—Moods for Bomancs cited by the state prosecutor regarded the article b., the pape.r’a the wedding trill Uke place R o y A B th on y «NMi O re lM S tn of n / 'troa li have been “good SiU- WGTH—Edward .Morpui sUtoment that "despite rabent riuN l u n s may not be interpreted •correcUy. Yankee ^ This is ths second in a aertet e( cnoqgn to pats!” Hwy have their OIL SfltViCI , during the trial as evidence Djilas editor. D. Shopllov, aa the mort Sunday, Jan. 30, at 4 p. m. In the h4fae» sevAn articles desigiMd to assist wuav-nu poum Hop MiIS- economies snd greater efficiency, and Dedijer had tried to carry out Second. CongregatUviel Church. >M fM r ...... M g We seemed rather safely out of B y A. H. Oi A .SlieplAg Kaet iterpart tn the bueinest world WOlXJ-Reoord Review WHAY—Nlln #Btch significant the ^ v ie t Press has ps MflUOir •««»••••••*••*•**•**** T*2^ local taxpayers in the preparation long the clock-watchera who put WKNB-Requeet UeUoM WTK>.OildR^M for -Romaace damage toe position of, Tito's gov% iMIUl •••••««•••••••••*••• **& aa esMwnt eargee* of New Tprk. the rwulrcd number oLboure WDR(>-Cel Kolby WOTH-News , tween 300 million and 400 million pdlicy it outlined was expected to.^ M y M o y « b 4 O r c h M fn i til »*»«**4«««*»***«« *•••*• ••g? gone back doser to it again, sUU The ugUss'. public questions / Q. Can you offer any auggastleas ^ gOTH—Muetc Hall dollSra a >epr. It was pointed ernm ^. . * be a chief topic of discussion at the Trinity Receives ••••«•••*••••••••••••••**f *Sf which WIU Aid in j^m p t ralunt s( was aometlmeb **' and the minimum effort naceetary w foY—NKe Wsich \ ■Tae trial, which began yester 0*tjr for the objective of avMding it, in those queetioos on which there to keep the pay checks coming. Wnc—Listen to WsshinSton out that the 987 mllliona a year ireeting of the Supreme Soviet, expected refunds? - ' WUAV-IHU Polks Bop anUcipated from the proposed 4- day morning, was the shortest the Parliament, next month.' ' # Cocktail Capers ^ KBKBKR o r __ the end. This means the fate o f a difference of poittical opinion If a Joint return, it must: stnmats aTse^su tast in They dleemmt the need to be thor •WCCC—Record Review -WDRC-Mooda tor Ronaa^ Gift of $30,D00 ‘TMng-Balred MosMAa A. (1) . • _ ... ; A — ------mm was are .WKNB—ReearX Halince WOTH—Reporters' Roubdup cent lette? rate woiiW “go a long major courtroom proceeding , in Quote* Stalin’s Writings . ' A r t V an P cwbwi s P s iB N it TUB A«KXn*X*D WltaB , wto which reSecU a religioiM dif- bs signed J»y both husband and wlfs i **P ■ 'F«md eftsr en he ough ih their work, but they are DEVELOPING , WTlO-WlSeer Brows Witt- Yugcwlavia’a postwar history and Tb« AnocteMd Tr*tm is ssch^sslT the woi4d ie in precarious bai- riAyiag A Flnte” . much concerned with making sura way towards elimlnsting the deO- Quoting liberally from Stalin’s sotlUsr to Um nas oC nP|^>c*U<» of —even If one had no income. siwaya tied tkiee knets ndicre the t^R(!-Cal Kolby ,, Z; WHAY—Nile Wstch unprecedented In its secrecy. In ance, and wriU remain so until the fc^nce. / Ths -only long-bAlred muaiclsn I they never do anything they WOTH-Mu»lc Hall ' ^ , IPTIC—Listen io Wsshlnftcn cIL” writings, the article stressed Hartford, Jan. 25 A gift of all a*«s dlspatnw e r^ a a «a U. or knew U Mr. OossAyunA who lives (3) Attach aU withholding aiate- custom was to tie oady two- Asked WDRC—Mudds for Pmmanca stead of full facilities usually af net othonriso croOttsd m iota papor clarificaUon thU message was For many legtslativq/ sesslona, about IL Dr. DpeAsTn repUed: aren't haid to - Summerfleld made his tnggcst priority for heavy industry, in or 3341.000 to Trinity College from across tos hsU snd plays ocarina. menta (Forma W-3) to-your return. *'imav-i-sto poUm Hop . WO'TH—Rrporters' Roundup forded them, foreign correspond- expected to provh^ does become Connecticut has had obs of Uiese ’The third knot ^ m y sleeping Isn't it about tima ws csllsd s UiSS-^ pitch for the 1-cent boost in the der to Insure the safety of the Karl W. Hallden, Thomaaton in Gassics In Ifi-1 Hs's looked that way since 1984 (3) If you moved Bince filing. WTIC—Tbs Womaa WHAY-iNswa .ents were barred from the court Soviet Union. . BUpatSSiiartia PS a>sa rsaatstd- quetUons in the control is fiotUy your Poetel Department im knot; it may n o t ^ ni cissery to halt to -tbit kind of thinkingT WOkOrOd Kolby .^ c s of A letter stamp, This would ventor and manufacturer, was an common world properly, instead beesusS he refuses to pay the ex WOTH-Mm»Ic Hall WTIC-Newi and even the contents of the ShepUov aaid some economists nounced today by Dr. Albert 'C. mediately of your new addreae. tie It. but it makes the matter When a man decidss that “Good WDRC—News: Almsnae . S p ^ on both local and out-of-town indidtmenta were* not revealed to riiU aanriea ellsat of S. B. A. Boro- o f the possession 'merely o f in- sue, with OaUsollbÛOnnecUcut bi orbitant price Of 35 cents for a that hinM eafM( and I find I sleep WOTH—SiArs Sing , iMvsrs and would be charged for had “rudely distorted” party and Jacobs, president of the college. Samson and pelilah ennially successful in keeping on hair-cut. But he' claims he likes Q. If I owe additional tax with enough" is a fine slogan to hang u M iF o m ig . *'wuay—Wesleni Uaravas lliIS- toem. >5 — government decisions in 1983 to Hi9liK9li1« from ths Opara Hsproasata g y; J»a I vdved American reasoning. my return, how la pAyment msds?- better fSr up, he is dona, for eo far as any WTIO-Jutt Plais BIU WHAY-Nits Watch the first ounce only wHlh anything The giovemment, which had The gift will be used for scholar - .. — ------lltW the books, and/thereby applying to having such long hair. When 'ht’a 1 I L t ^ J <*- - V WDRC-^wa over that weight remaining, si 8 increase production of consumer ships for’i englnsering students, ^ A. A check or money order Doing Slit a little more .than real success IS concerned.' Let*e not WwTH-8sL PrealSD ol the Yukea WTIC—World News taken exception to foreign press goods by concluding that “the cen ail Oonneet^t ,clUsens, a law riding a street car he never feels' WDHO-Cal Kolby cents an ounce. - President of the Hallden Man *’o » l Which CathdUdsm considers morel, Should bo mads to "DiMrlct Di anyone properly demand. fool ourselvee, the successful man •:la— WOTH—Sports Report speculation that toe criticisms by ter of .gravity has shifted to the Gdite Farisienne Law WorlM For Cdoto Rica bad when an old lady has to stand hoes everything just a Ilttls bsttsr WUa Y—Western Caravha ufacturing Oo.. Hallden Is a Life snd g ^ for sU Connecticut, up because he can't see her. Jlnd rector of Internal Revenue” end eecond mile, aa Christ The Postmaster General recalled Djilas and Dedijer Signified a spilt development of light industry snd iMtda l*ops Orcliastro mailed to 4A0 Capitol Avenue, Hart has this result for mpet than he has to; he is anxious to dq WTIC—Ixirenio Joeea :h that postage, rates for letters "are in ths ruling regime. Said the for Trustee of Trinity, and a graduate Tie Bsfsld. PrteWnt Oie»»M?; Ise.^ The attempt to overthrow the whether/^ Connecticut believes it he never has to brush his teeth.be- £\ tm. WDRC-CaiKolby ^ rmads the production of consumer goods." of the -Claaa of 1909. His gift will Manocs no nasaeitl rewautWlitr fw ford. DO NOT SEND CASH, , one insists that his better than well, to exceed what is WCTH-ast Prestoa ot UM Yukoa the same as they were in ^982. eign correspondents 'could, not be Tf such views .had become Wide leal erTers appesrtss Is a duly constituted government of or not/ cause when he eats, his bangs act' expected Of him. Second-mllA rea be known as the Karl W. Hallden Monday and Wodneeday,until 5:80 P.M. shirt - on employers. Slisll I file my i to the whole cause of ComnrUiRisf the basis of Intellectual promise, now and msS the other W-3 rope that has s way of dlsturblhg iqons, but is perfectly sound but! >, WGTH-Hualc Hall cent of all letter mail originates cbnstruction. I f would mean de- ^ P E N armed and supported fidm outside culsr moral beliefs on populsUoov backwards, and when he ^tches ness and . human relstlons. character, leadership end finan^ I receive it? . Sleep. Because he has set himself ' * t?fiAY-^Halt ol Records in businSskrtfidThat “any increase velojiment of our Ijeavy Indualry— need to students planning to . -1 p. ni lêsSs Oosta lUca has brought Which' !• Catholic, Protes- y TV ha'A always complaining so diligently to an even—“no more Sponsored by the Mancheetci WTIC—U«u Radio tana Will be borne mosUy by business." Ha[8tiligs''Stricken which m .the backbone of Socialist ijr^l p. * _ W. tanunh resents this, and storms it ths fuasy picture. But by A. NO—Tour return wUl pbt bs Skaters Fracture In engineering. processed without the lad no lees”—balance, be Is Oounctl pf Churches. -Sunanerfleld said the 1-cent in economlcSvôuld decline, which failure. The . Oânisstion /of sgsinst it in each legislstlva ses large Mr, Cosasynns Is a hap — ------r 'Trinity’s engineeitog pri^ram crease in the price of a letter By Heart Attack in turn, a'oulif result in, a decline has been greatly strengthened American BUtes,' by aeiing sion, but to no avail. KspssI of the py Yman whose motto is: *ncep * ‘waaY- hews ' Wrists ill Falls stamp would cost the average In all branch*nchto, of the peoples' Mcept Oetertax -> law on ths beokq passes the House, ‘ ‘ I often wonder if he z Wn«>-Mewa through HalMetTs Interest. He Is prompQy to send bbecrvm by wgju>-Ntws family about 10 cehU a monto- econ.oin)/. . ths donorôfrthe College's Hallden Potterton^s but never passes the 'Senate. The doea' An urgently needed oxygen in- (Cor. of Church) n fhS repmrt ef' thsee obsegysre that wani-News Five Ice-ekatlng enthuaisaU, Summerfleld's proposals also «all . "IrK-rnoet 1party ‘documents." Engineering Laboratory and its 169 Center Street Tuesday, Jamiiry 38 vote, in each Instance, usually fol IMPROVED • ;IS— for these Increase^ ill o th'e r htJalor wa? rushed by police to Pravda declared. "It Was always foreign intervention v ^ invdved, lows religious lines' very closely. .WHAY-BpoUIsM aipria ,, ranging in sge from 11 to 60- 1 ^ addition. no need to find hinuelf enticed by WTIC-a»Hctly Bporla yesra-old. set a new record Jor clasaea of mall rates: the home of Howard Heatings. 81, stressed and unchangeably by the dsdaion toj^pply the This has been s Connecticut WflRC—Kalman stressed that only on the basis of latikato, RUiy Pokor chances on this or that. skating mishaps during the cur Domestic air mall-—an increase lOl Phelps Rd., shortly after'mid legitimate govemmmt with the routine for many sessions. For this situation, in which tw iONIlUT FORNIIGE OIL* WOTH—Piano Foitralts rent winter eporte seeson on local further mighty' develop'm^ôf Now a similar issue, with de- from 6 to 7 centa on the first night last night when he suffered heavy industry is this (inoftoseJn In the Preeident's meeaage to] four pisnee which represented hsdves of -Connecticut srs esa WHAY—tiopper SereMde and area ponds yesterday. Man ounce to bring hr another 14 tails sU reversed, has also become W nc-Lel O eê Do It chester Memorial HoapiUI report a severe heart attack. Manchester production of consumer foods) Congress on the siibjeet of For-') mastery of the jiir, by the decision trying to dictate a. separate set of «n>RC--he Music However. Horace Muiphdy, park Â U T O INSURANCE function wrlthout coming into JR'S happened to like the Jfovern- age tanka. A void troublas WOTH—TVeemiry Asent supeirintendent, tai4 none of those Djilas. 43 and one of the gov-) to be the rough division of !:!•— rl' Hurt at Park ernment'a top four men until his j contact with Chinese Communist ment which exists in Oosta Rica> state, thtre ai-e exceptions to. due to oil, UM d ea n SunhMt. n>otHg|iU injui DepL supendsM akating areas. ouster a year ago. was pilt on pro- ^ Betore you spend another dollar conepare. AUstate’s low mainland strength, we are how That; unfortunately, seems to rule. Some of the volunteer A n de MU.W ■ bation for three years in lieu of an rates and other advantages. Over two million car ewnera back to- the possibility that we have been more important than partments of the state use^to fi R obert J . S mith Elver Baste .-PAIR HELD IN THEFT 18-month prison pertofi- ! ' are getUng exacMy the better vahie you expect from tta nance themselves by suc^mesns, ronniany founded hy Senrs. Allatote has aa unnsually JANUARY SPEClAt will decide to become Involved legal principle. There are many INCORPORATED W E ^ *'4vHAY—Behind U>e rootltfhts l6heahlre, Jan. 25 (4*»—Richard Dedijer. Tito’s 41-year-old offh snd they will uhdoubtMly bring wTH>-Rr.a»«J^ Mww Bigelow, A7 and Dale SUiro, 21. cial biographer and a former high perebnUge r f renewnla—the heat proof of good sen'* other governments tn South ■there. some Protestant vote^to ths ef REAL ESTATE — INSURANCE Ef£e of Hanford and Arthur Sturgeon, member of parliament, drew g Ice and customer satisfaction. Yon caa’.t buy better ■ why Where we thought the Pre|l- America whom w# recognise, but fort to legailse. AndyA-hen Gover eJS? 17, PlalnvUle, were held under two-year probationary term In pay more T Pljibne ua today!: m Creme -Cold Wave dent was already dscldad to with whom we-ddi net like pactlculMly. nor Lodge vetoed, did so on the SdS ST-OEOUND FLOOR » TEL. Ml-S-EMl W. G. 6LENNEY . WHAY-l STtOOO bond each In New Haven stead, of aix monto* in prison. tdvlce of the state’s most 'eminefit They could have been jailed for draw from pomuena cldss to the If one of theee governments had - - "INBIIIIANSMITHS SINCE 18U” COMPANY -* WDRC—Stop tfw tkat^put adventure back in motoring! the mainland only for two pur But If there is to be a hemisperc poses. , One would be to cover the law against aggression, it will BEAUTY SALONS ' Chinese NationsUrt forces If' we have, in the end,, to be a' law OF CONNECTICUT persuade them ‘to evacuate the Against- any kind of aggression \ Tachen' INaiids. This vvould be sgsinst any legal rcgtms. If we • • • modej^tly low in price I f83 MAIN $T. MANCHESTER TEL MI-3-mi liaky, but its actual object, if this recognise Somosa In Nicaragua, ^ ’seuair6h~cbuld be sccbniplisKed; for instahcAi Ûw sKouldr'Vihd’ us 'would be a Isasening of tension to p r o t^ him against: invastdn- V I.' y rebelllon. even though we may I The other thing .that might take detest Somosa and his dictator us back toward the mainland ship. If we. are to prevent war, vi-e would be^ the-obvious concentrs-- cannot play a' game of preventing tion of CommunUt forcqs for the only some. wars. Nor can ws long HERE’S IrvasioB of Formosa. And if thS live by a'policy sneouraging some FOR CONTRACTORS . . HOMEO¥fNERS . . AND Chinese Oolnmuniata continue to invasion-rebellions And restating FUTURE HOMt EUILDERSI just, talk about Fomjosa' itselt Others. this heed produce^ no chsngS. It would be a weleoms develop- So, from this sagls, the effort raent if the Organisation of Amer A t lost o combiootipn MmN gees' bond in bond. of American foreign policy in ican States, building on the this inataiice cfm be seen to be precedent set in ' Costa Rica, FLOORS SANDED AND FINISHED.. reassuring;.. H would seem to be should new so orgaaiss its future otir Sim to lessen the area of con policy that it does not function by flict, by persuading ths Chinese ideological ear Slohe. NationsUsta to givs up soma ter ritory, while ws strengthen our That SIO Bill THEN... own gusrsnte*,. to defend what they will have. left. The terri The new president of a certain railroad made a speech in Hart waxed by the sensational hot wax tory they would give up has three process. This advanced method of ford, the other night. In which he * ' P X significances. First, it is not in applying a hard wax finish gives dazsied. hli hearers with his glib the Isgsl position of Formosa tt- your flM rs everlasting beauty. talent for ootvlRg Bll problems — * seif, which is territory taken from THE mo rOUM-DOfUt a$DAN~Pmtm-» i ths Japanese and, legally spesk- oratortcally at least' ^ a t ' he lag. not yet disposed of by ths did for the community of Hart-' victors In the war. Second, it la ford, in that one speech, repre are ' Here are a few of the reasons why the territory from which the Chi- sented more than all the more the MOT W AX process is superior nass Nationalists have operated pedestrian community leaders to ordinALv waxes. < Pontiac for *55 oSen you an array of yaluea the smaitnsH of modem luxury fkhcica gat it at prioea that are practical for every much of thstr harassment of ship who have been w;brking for Hart in exating modem cok»s with regal qia- new-car buyer. You can aetualiy buy a (1) Para BraxlUaa Carnaaba Wax—Im ping along the Cbtness coast. ford, day in and day out, hava I that you dmply cannot match in any Othv Pontiac for just a few doUais more than ported from Sootk America. Third, It is territory which would been able to accomplish in dec car. Famous for yearn at America'a finest ciousneas and fiill-acale panoramic vision. be vahisblc'' in any attempt at re- ades. buy . . . long outstanding for sise and com As for performance—wdl, come in and the lowest-priced can! Come in for the They’re America's most exciting new cars BY (2) Wax haa to be heated to be appliad. conquest of the Chinese main Perhaps ons prqliiislng so much fort . . world-renowned for th ^ t and pilot a Pontiac! Ldt the wondrously smooth proof—rigfif Howf (8) .Greater protectioe for your flooda. 3vas abts to ssius soms atmos -Ctistqm Royal Lancer, Royal *Lancer ami land. relialnlity, this 'General Mot<»s master- ride, tbs marvelous handling east, and tha (4) Give easier floor amlnteaahoe. phere of skeptirism present At Should this much dissi-gsge pieoe now takes top honors for advanced fabulous response of thd Stnto-Streak V-9 Wa aka ckaa and wax aU fypes at msnt be s ie v e d , the Chinese any rate, the new president'of a fiooro, rabbrr and asphalt tile; Maath- (5) Four time* more weur raolataat styling and performance, too! engine M l their osra incomparable story. Coronet Lancer. Nothing on the road-can Communists wertild be relieved of cfi'talfi' railroad want ao far as to Ig aerviOR tor tbaee who wish to hava than old-faahioued aaxeo. In a few minutea and miles, you’ll be teiiing their floara inaintalnad inj tip-tap ' the threat they now feel to the divulge his siecret for ovarcoqiinc Pontiac’s beauty leadership k ' self-evi^ match them! (■) Given floor* moro pormaoeat. Ins- Fiainlsnd, and the way-might be such lack ot imagination'' on the dent! No other car providm the distinction us you’ve never known anything like it! FLASHING AHEAD IN STYLE tivns beauty. , cleshnr. for the thing ths Presi- part of his hearers.' of VogvM Two^Tone styling, twin-streaked The plain fact k that you get everything ?Tbs New England Yankee ; dent mentioned twice in his mes- hood and rakish car And you'll in a *65 Pontiac . . . everything that’s new / '"Bage—a United Nations effort to mind." he said, "says ‘No’ to find that same “new Idok" inside, along and best. . . everything that makes a motor bring Mout a cease-fire in^ the everything first. But you wave aOOR OLUMIW SERVlOE with an all-new outlook. Pontiac unitea car a pride and pleasure to own. And you WITH THE SENfATIONAL fTRATO-STRIAK VaR I jituAtion. ' I - a 310 bill in front RlJHm. and he Tbat ths Pmidsnt's effort is SSI'S. ’No, hilt let me think abopt SANbI nR m t REnNISHHM psAce .And stAbiliiMtion is, by it’.’’ ' INCORPORATED # 634 Center Street ‘ latsrprstAtioo, bisyond doubt Now* this may aeem, to some, MeCLURE PONTIAC, Inc, FOR FREE ESTIMATES C A U bUtelMl 9-93fS Ths trouble with the msasagt au acetate and humorous viay ths policy it reflects is that of describing ths way we New 37^ MAIN STREET*-MANCHESTER fanrolvecLbit of^toter- EcglaiKkira look at duxiing new . / ■ Uutt ws have no *prpponitions. Even it that ie ao. / a ■ I n i l I - ...... ilN-NN ■■III ...... I H " || ...... ,^ ih — i j “r ■ aif >

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p - MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. |li^CH ESTER, CX)NNa TUESDAY, JAIWARY 28.1955 9 A 0 M STBfr EV EN lN O ^^^»-«^JiA W CH Egy^ OQNM.. TUE^SDAYj JANUARY 2S> l98f , tlUkSS EIGHT > ^ : Report by Workshop ortlSuggested Changes LIKE -.A OURS ARI DBUCIOUS 'WE O fiN AT P / — — ' ' K ; ! ^ • . .-■■•y' i ^ t: ^—T-- 'X' ■■■■■■"— — — AND THEY ARE SERVED B. A charUr change to ‘provide (OoiitlMi^ fr o n ^ g e Eight) | of hte franchlae. We Join a party. without evon knowing too names equal to two-toirds ot ths cost of XXtV/NEGOTIATlONWnHli^ “.•J®.*® 6 A. M. AjnounU In oxcm* of ISOO.M' eharter provisions. There are ade the methods of selecting, toete 'to a pubUe hearing before t^ S j^ j^ I . PRO PO SAL O F CAN- of too people voted for. If the pdrty Installing q sidewalk for a sixty b4at..intera8t of the town ';K«nlM n at lO wruUnUon# Injb^^Mtd utariM by the towi. Tb* that, although each party u *-alv - ar, he te api to vote a B6uet ballot, i S w h K * " . 7 “ “ LOW BIDDER / (Hite refers to purchases and AT ALL HOURS wfoM bt paid only with the' np- quate ways of dtadpUnihg U>e gen idtala ahould be continued; ^ eral manager under cuch ph>-ilM DATES FO R TOWN OF- lowed to nomlnaU only six (or teVera are abolished, it will be foot lot. . tfliwn liitw* bMB m Iu4 to dvctd* by tow n^m ild provid« th« tow* or simply choooe toe first six caaC^Ws, we tor (13 yeq 12 no, 2 abstained) One member of tha subcommit contracts undar 8900.00). Jbb. Multfdra t » numbw* of *ug- ,clet1tfji offlci^drwpplt**. * U rtjj ^ro««l of the board of lUrecton. eral manager abort , of reihoval, (19 ytor^no, 1 abstained) amaa the, Mhend manager{pin? ' Mven) candlddtea,- eato .elector/ names he sees. Tha ’’faltofuj’’ who! nee'eseery each voter to read (22 yei, 3 no, 2 abatalnad) < auch as a nducUon in'salary or|B.. A charW'Changa to provide shall pnmide, burthe dual deciolon j ^ ^ - favorites ifltd nomination. Than the nameut of the candidates, and Hiia was the mejority opinion tee was delegated to explore- vari The subcoqintlttee recommends ___ eolWctbd by th*toom citrk •houM ahould be aUowed to vote for nine. vote by instruction, will take liate that constderatlqn'be (riven, to re fMUd OMWr CMDCec » « y Into ntbe » town tro^funr.tro^futy. adverse publicity. 'that the aasessorto appointed by with rMpecr-to. wch dlaclptinary xhe charter noie reada: . aald Tbe teeeeuai- It la fundamanUl In with them, and tobugh it may we are told that Ve4vlll.not think to pull down toe pointers separ and those who°T<*I*reaentod on toe board of additional Ume ferreting out 4he Ceonnerca, TWCK, ‘Cttlsen'aOom- for thirty ymra.) ‘ DIRECTORS subject to fluctuating political (Aarge of all rclaM 'departments. *A. There staoul.d be no charter |mmber quick aetjon is esUed for. This te ished. voting In toe 'town election permit toe property owner to take It te recommended that toe elbility -tost a board of directora ’IlM relatloato'p'between the as*' directora. Tha purpose of guaran names we favor, Almost everyone the sots purpose of the party lever would follow the same pattern that two years to pay his bill. charter should be amended to may use its powar to make rules aaiUae of Maacheater, Local «3,| The reaaom The chatter sUtes, "The board pteaaures within tba town. change..... All policemen ahould be I \ ^ e subcommittee propoaes teeing toe representation of a tebns toweid one party or the oth TV Â. SfanehoaUr S ar A«m. and 1. The fTOWth of Manchealer (31 yea, 6 no, 1 abetalned) - seeaor and the eoUeetor of revenue entitled to a jjMbiie-hearing: beferelA^^torter change to reed a* fol- rod tfSt thte purpose it should be te followed in the primarifM, where, (18 yes, 7 no, 2 ebstatned) provide that whenaver a bid for toe and regulationa concerning con of directors shall organise by mipority te to prevent toe ma er, even those who register rod retained. of cotirse, no party levers are Used. cpnatruction of capital improve- tracts for the Jlurpose of taking tha- KepaMtcan and DemocraUc iiaa reached the point where it can electing by a majority vole of die general manager, but llnal 'lpyj-hnrti-::..-...-aaM propoeala endorsed jority party from concealing Its Udak independently. It te certain- Ifiarrew w s for B and' C: Tbe, Tbvn Cbmmittaea. be „ preaumed that ti)e prearat VIII. WATER COMMISSION f^ ^ itT th ^ ty ^ \h ^ ^ Z r^ toority with re ip ^ to discipline lee aftoeoaldTiSaldM lodged-wHh ,-<7 yee, 30 no,’ 9 abetalned) ;— ' If-tlie party levers are abolished, present systepi of . assessing each menCs exceeds toe appropriation over the fiAictiona of toe general .those preaent one of its own mem* actions or wlUiholdlnr facts'gponj— —./|y easier to meke a'lntcctlon by *B. A ■ charter change -which the party affiliation of each party for tha capital improvement, the Laat October thaieorganiaaU oM j^^ of flnancinf the town °t . . , to prepare the grand list on which should remain with the chief of the tokni clerk at of before nva ',/ party first, rod then eliminate and owner of 1 adjacent property with managar.' Under the existing sec W e to be for a. tef*” two yeais The charter now states that toe j.yj, directors base the tax rate, police. {o’clock M the third Menday betore the pubhc concerning toe munici would eliminate toe use of the candidate will ptill be designated. two-toirdS of toe cost of Installing general manager ahould hava toe tion, e board of directors Could, In To Each ttfs Own ■ ceepted the invitation of we|cierh’a office ia outdated, and no chairman of the board of directors waUr supply and sewerage *• given to conllictlngjn- handpicked repreaentatives, In . We are continually admonished to consider all candidates; The didate trot he desired to vote for. ' 1. If toe lovieet bid does not ex for oBc man to master 'The workahop met three timaa; gard for the faelinga of the per- alternatives: auch a hearing, together with the|ton>f*totlone confurion lic and the property owner so it te board of directora- Such a veto durinr tha fall with an average at^ ex-otflclo . . . ‘Hm general mana-l ••Tho ailments In favor of whose' Selection no one else has trot a voter who dose not register present system permits a voter to As long as tha party affiliation of fair that owners should conUnue read the epprdpriatlon by .lO'^f, power seents inconstetent with the \ aoas involved, and the recognition •A. No charter change: The' ger ahall be ex-offiito> superintend- an tndefiniU term serve both re- general manager’s authority over had a voice, who may And them-, with a party te deprived, erfj), pqft vote 'for one paity's candidmtss candidates te designated, there tbe general manager may negotl oN sctonccfi-Thc hoolth tendance of 44, and then delegated and great esteen^ for past serv chairman of the board of directors, the toief of police, would tend to »I*tlng U>* to bear pert of, the'coat. Also, too basic division of powers contained n aubcommittce of 13 membera and ent of toe waUr and newer depart- porta. Both- reports' recommend nmvMa iwiiirainM wMh min. 1 the bsur that matit the deadline, selves in toe admirable poUUcel need be no chan;;e in the minority many property ow-ners would ate witb the lowest bidder on the in the rest of the charter. „ • ices rendered, there ts no avgu- that ia, the mayor, and the secre ment and tU chief adminiatraUve this change. Their point of dls- provide the policemen with suffi poeiUoB of being able to bprgain reproeentatibn provision of our baste of such revisions of the plans ' (23 yes, 3 no, 3 abstained) X two adviaora to atudy, evaluaU and nwnt offered for continuation of tary of Ute.hoard, should he elect cient inauranM against injuatlce. apema to clarify the initiate peti'Uons for installation report on the iaaues that had been officer. .j agreement concema who Should (26 yes, 9 ho, effectively with other board mem charter- 'of Bidewelki by their own prenl- and apaciflcatione ga may be law the.fea simtem. ed by tlie.'bbard. Tbe aubeommittee eubmiU three oo the appointing, 2. Discipline ts of extreme. Im bers In the interests of the grodp (29 yee, 7 no, 0 abetalned) fully made. XXIX. subcommittee rahMd. Thia aubeommittee met 8. The operation of the town Tile reneons: portance in toe police department, laes if the cost to thfm were only and Dhormoctf ore nia four timaa and put together a re 1. It Is considered that the alternatives: - ' r XVIII. MINORITY jP R E- they represent, and In disregard nominal. Hbwever. the benefit to 2. If the lowest bid does not ex r e p o r t r e g a r d i n g port comprlaing majority and clerk’a office requires thS full time A. No charter change: The board X . T H E A PPO IN TM EN T O F and the best way to maintain It It of the best Intereste at the town. toe owner te not increased propor ceed toe appropriation . by more servicea of a staff. The office is most important single duty of the to give the chief complete author SENTATION ON XTTHE XXII. PETITION FOR EN c o n t r a c t s, INCLUDING tneepdons. Phormoeij minority c^lniona which, on Jan. mayor is to act aa chairman of the' of directors should continue to AUDITOR Since each person, when he en ACTMENT OR OVERRULE tionately. Wito toe amount of the then. 10% - toe general manager 10, waa preoeated to a fourth and operated in the name of the town serve aa the water commlsmon. ity. BOARD OF DIRECTORS ters toe polling booth, te a clUaen sidewalk. The benefit to toe public may negotiate with all bidders c o n t r a c t s f o r s e r v and ebould be controlled and reg bpa^ of directors. ' f ' (t7 yee) A TIME LIMIT atone, tdth its branches final aaaaion of tha workah<^. At T ^ re seems to be no reasonable Tbe reaeone: The wSUr end The charter now suteii: "There The- chartersnow reads: "In the first and a member of a political te increased by the length of the whose bid did not exceed the ap ic e that time 37 of the peraona preaent ulated in the same way as the sewer depiartmenU have many ajall be appointed by the board of B. A charter cliange to provide party only secondarily, be should a 1 w a 1 k. (^nsequently there propriation by mote than 10%, on / other town departments. guarantee that the highest' vote Sat aTllromsuT apf oto« «« The qlierter now reeds: y.' . the basis of auch revlstona of the Hie charter now reads, "With of phormocognofiif. * anawered a queatidimalre 'baaed on getter at the pbUa would be* the problems and with the growth of j directora for toe torn , . mn audi- employee or group of ^ployeee f* directors, each peily may have toe opportunity to select e toe town clerk shell fix the day should be a maximum limit on the K U the report. 4. Revenue from the operations toe town they will Increase. When | tor or auditors.’’ assessment ageiiist roy lot.- Since plana end specifications aa may be the exception of toe board of edu most qualified clichairman nor is who■ hasy been ■ dladpUned, should .jjin I ate not more then six candl candidate to All each one of toe and plara of a special town elcc- cation. 'no officer or employee of phormocologij. toidcelogy. In the -foUowing cedumne. The of the ofRce ehonld be paid into there any reasonable guarantee toe neaeeeery consolidation of fire The subcommittee aubmtu two , I dates, and no claetor may votc_for Dine poeitions on tl)e board of di Uoa!*^ “ a 60 foot let', la roughly the aver- lawfully made. the town treasury, and ‘ to* ** dlstrlcU becomes a rtolityi the alUrmtlvea: be. entitled to a hearing before age reeidentiel lot sire, two-thirds 3. If the lowest bid exceeds the toe town shall make roy purchase H a r ^ printa -the text of the re that the sanie individual would be rectora If he t e r a member of one Hie subcommittee reoommen: or any contract for service, until and pharmaceutical chcmtom|.-has mam| port by the IS-member auticom- peases of the office, Iheluding the the moat acceptable to the mem water and sewer depertmenU .will *A. A charter change to provide ^“eê will be at party, .he should ncvertheleaa be that toe foUowinig provision t Of toe cost of sidewalk for such a appropriation, the'.general msin- mlttee. Incorporating the vote on palary of the town clerk, borne by be involved in expansion problems, that no auditing firm ffunnd sue- lot at toe Ume of liutallation ager may call for entirely new the controller shell have certified bera elected. **** board. least three directors to represent ollon^ to choose which of toe op added to the charter: / that there te a sufficient unex iHmMcatienfib \each auggeatian by the 27 work- |Im town. This would be con Most legislative' bodies select Although ib may be/utoair, for ceed itself, posing' jMrty’s candidatea he would “When a proper petition, for en would seem an equitable maxi bids on such re-viaions of the plans Mtop membera vrhO filled out quea- s t a n t with the town's method of to* time being, to oak toe board Tbe reoaeae: A change In audR- 1, A personnel bpfrt wWch mum. The esseasnnent for a small- and . specifications as may lawr pended and unencumbered balance their own chairmen. Since the Tha subcommittee eybrnits three prefer. If he te sui Indapeqjtent, he actment or overrule has bMui filed, of the appropriation end appro tSWMUtfHSS* bandUng the revenue and ex chairman's role Iq moat 'vital in Of directors to continue to sit as ing firms evtry two yaara would would hear and determine the | the town clerk shell be required to er lot would be a» now, two-thirds fuUy be made. A# phormactotfc m . hatA itudtod and a water commiasion, the creation | inotu-e a fresh approach to tha ec- grievMce of any toirt emplêe " ^ „ „ charter haa had no voice in the nomination of the actual cost of installation. priation item against which the \ I^Hooghout the report aa it ap- penaea of the police department securing maximum cooperation in of eandldStee; therefore, in toe hold a special electiro within (No true vote'was recorded on expense te to be charged.” peara'hm , a aingle aateriak (*) and the building department. toe formation of policy, toe eetec- of a separate commission Juat now counting practicea and proceduree j would be made up of Imperiial g^^sh political party Since petitions for sidewalk are the alternative becaiue the possi election, he is particuiariy entitled thirty daya However, if a munlr not Instituted by owners, they are Tha Bubebmmittee recommenda continue te fltueki oN the phases of our a majority opinion by 5. ,ln comparable communities tion seems most -edscly lef^ to would lAake the distinction be-j of toe town. A new auditing firm | citlMns not connected *dtl^ any | ‘ candidatea. to express a preference for each cipal election' te to be held within bility that the general manager thoae of ' the 18 aubcornmittee the town clerk’a office aerves the thoae individuals making toe pol tween the power and authority of would likely to point out and dis- ^partm ent or claimant. T h e r e - ^ ahould be able the next forty-five days, the quee- often caught unprepared finrociel- might choose 2 or 3 or reject both that the first sentence of this sec the board and toe power and au- courage the continuation of-un- fore, the employee would be as- ^ place to be fllted jon toe' board. ’ ly isnd ehouid be ^ven. an oppo,r- tion be amended by etriktng out profession. Our sped ohu to com- mambeiii preaent when the vote function of recording pUblic hear icy. Permitting eaqh eljctqr to vote llon may appear on the voting ma-. rod reedyertise for btds waa dis ' 0 wax taken. It doea not indicate ings and board meetings. Under 2. As presently constituted un toority of toe commission very sound practices; whereas an audi- aured of a fair bearing. -• j . xbe leMens:' Bepresentation on BOYS* WlNfER JACKETS chines at that tim*-” tunlty to pay off any .resulting lien cussed but not voted upon) the phrase "contract (or service'' whether it waa a dlciaive majority uncertain. B^tanglementa would tor v-fao haa become friendly with for nine dlrrotore doea no violence ovetra period of time. It was felt where tt appears hf the first sen pouncing prcicfiptions. We eee both the present fee system, the town der the manager form of govern 3. Under the present system, 1t)|« board of directora ahould cor- to the real purpoae of minority MZEB 4 to 20. The reasons: / or a bare one. doea not enjoy this service, and ment, the duties of the mayor, ex rceult which 'ûld delay the necee- the department heads because of eapeclaUy with regard to the po^ respond to party membership, that two years Waiver of interest tence of the above section end sub representation whlcb te to place 1. A definite^ Ume Hmit wotid would be a nuftlctent time. XXVII. COMPETITIVE BID^ stituting for that phrase the fol qualified and eager te seivc qou when ^ When the report waa read at auatqina a aeparaU enpenee in cept aa noted above, ere of a cere- sary progrea4lowart an adequate long _ aoaociation, and who woukt Uca department, the chief can be are now ton majority party prevent unnectosary or deliberate r,. tha Jan. 10 meeting when the 27 monial nature. The hlgheit,-vote water-and sewer department^mvamesBeenmetB and like 9toa Bambe e>m reappointed, m leaaKAl M 9 mat UM4m^9might Bam.law..be toe ' accuser, AW toea prosecutor------* and I members a. _ _ for.a every .7^ ' aU minority ___SHIRTS— REG; «$€ property coordinating the fiscal year shall begin on* the year term aa at preaent. sel." office of mayor, latoer than the The reasons: {board of dfrectora. each party may Interest i s ----afged. tract te subject to (he compeUtlve 19th or August end that, the first The reaeone: *nie office of town selection by the votera of nine in business of toe town, should be H- L membera. by voting for only their 'Ths subcommltte proposes two expense. . , bidding provisions of Section 22. ■ -Hm leasoas: 's;. reeled and managed b y a separate { ^ fojtejrtng rddition to toe char- 1. This is an important poeiUon hominate not more then seven own candidatea white the major »/4 LEG SHORTS— REG. $1.19 . a 9 a .'9 • e alternstiyee: A. great bulk of a community’s Thte may have been ro oversight. payment of taxes to finance it ahall clerk la one of the political pluma. 1. " ’The present charter ^provi dividuals to serve on the board o/ and should be provided for in toe candidatea. and no elector may become due on the following April To take the aelecUon of the town directors. ity party members vote for. all A. The town should pay the en- expense te in the purchase of op Or the d e te rs of the section may m j - t e j M d k t " sion pertaining to the appoint have distinct qualfficaUona for ths L, charter. vote for more than seven candi- nine to elect their cdndldatea to b r o a d c l o t h Ure cost of, instelling sidewalks. erating equipment, suppUee rod have believed that the language 19th. clerk away from the votera would ment of a town counsel has been (2l yes, 4 no, 2 abstained) (Even though we now have a M*t*e." Thte would guarantee that [ SHORTS~^REGfR5e tend to dtmlnlah their intereet in B. A cliarter change to provide Job. Under th^ present ayaUm.toe the majority of offiesa on the / The Ccasmtei Whatever the hla- services. used would cover construction con Thia necessitates spending money the subject of mtito .controversy. te»rt of directora actlnv aa a wa- *•***• beAtemoved from office end planning engineer there te 'no pro- toere would be at leeet two dlrec- that has not been received end municipal electiona It ia impera that the chairmen of the bmird m board Of directora. acung m a wa | offldFconrtdered vacant." vtelon for hie position in toe tors to represent toe minority board.' Still this danger would toricsl background, under present- Presently, tfie purchasing func tracts. However, a question haa tive that the town clerk ahould. re The Intent of tha charter haa been rectors should be the highest seem to^be considerably less real ''dsy circumstances sidewalks have tion of our local government re been raised on to is^ ln t. rod to borrowing and paying interest main what he haa alwayi been mlelnterpreted and requires clar- luiMu uuuo xiu lu An elected or charter). . than toe potential result of bullet no different retetlon, to 'toe prop quires, the part time- services of resolve roy doubt, the word “ conr charged to do lt. ifleatton. getter, and the aecretaly of 2i Hancheater’s reeidenttal TkeTbe naseas: It must be recog and atlll la—on elected official. toe^lmitM should be toe highest ^ ‘rUtaing”«f* t“ a W ghir*P«cialIi^ {naturally] .lose toe conffd^nro of hte { grp^rth during toe last ten years, nlsed that toe underlying principle balloting under the present oys- erty they adjoin . thro elreete. Uie general manager, the depart structlon" should be inserted be The subcommittee recommends Electiona are the baaia of 2. It graa toe Intently bf toe vote^tter. buelnesa, tem. 20% Off Leather laekets They exist for the benefit of the ment heads, enrineera. stenograph fore the word "euppil'es.” that the board of directora be re-, C t a i p a i e rot knowl! *iHl of toe public, u d and projected buelXof minority rcpreeentailon te not deniocracy. and we need more original charier comruKtee that, The Reasoas: members nave rot scant xnowi { *n embarrassment to the make toe ax-{f®*«rt'mdltt by all toe people. So (6 yea, 19 no. 1 abstained) public, their msintenroce te the ers, cl.:rks end board members. (26 yea, 0 no,.l abstained) quested to appoint a ouelified com democracy, not leaa. Although since the town counsel must'work 1. Suenâ provision Vrould elimi edge. responsibility of the town, they flb Under Uie proposed chroge. mittee to investigate ivaya of elected offlclala are nqt alwaye with both toe genetnl mhnagec « « '" at majority rule, there caq X i. DISTRICT feLECnONlI more specificatioiui would be XXVHI, PURCHASES AND sllminating Interest ^ym entS on beet, at leant they haVe been and the b6art «I direotors, his ap e title and it would have the effect J erty any more thro, or as much as, atandardteed end more require money borrowed in qiiUcipation of pointment riiould be made coop to jail or prison, to remove him U ,,, pian>ould serve aa a gulA^lB* " * effective repreaenUtton tof CONTRACTS UNDER $500 choaen by the people, and if ^ o y Of eliminating animosity ambng water «^*ce iinle.., under to. char- ror iJtJ^wrold eSbte the of ^1 to. people op all , According to toe .crorter, any B o y s 'd m RedHcad toe public JoadWay. They hpve ments grouped to permit quantity taxes. • . / ■ are not eatiofactory, the people eratively/ toe directors. elector ia eligible for any town been deecrlDcd as one of toe most bu}Tlng at lower unit cost. The charter.ilow reads, "Elxcept Such an Inveatl^tion 'wbuld un 90>f ^duV choose the iw eB st Th# town hi* conviction made hit re« Uhe town to malBtaln s balance be- PWea. No ayatem of aelf-govern- difficult problems officiate face, have the right to make a change. 8, j^Tbe propooed chartor change 2. Allowing toe t|part of dtrcc- and sewer department U now I movul automatic. i I tween types of pfopertiaa. Uielr can comêtcly guarantee office. . ' The operation of a eeparate as otherwiise provided in this act doubtedly Involve studying ways to Thia. la aa' tt should be. j woiifd give both the boaril of di tors to choose its own chairman The' Subcommittee submits two and toe reason for the difficulty la the board of directora shall have change Manchester's ftecs, year ^ uy me (39 yea,y**’ 0®abstained) nofc 2 aoitainea) (lo location tio n and theirtheirtotardependence.| Interdependence. ««•-Wa- TneThe moet matthat can be gueren- the ewkwardnese of aeseeeing e department would pf^vioe for (In the balloting by t n 37 work- rectors and the general manager and Secretary has proven time and re acting, ex-onicicg as a , __ , 111. emohaste miut be nteced on X**** *"y minority te an oppor- slternstivea: careful end jcontlnupua attention the power to make such other and a consideration of adopting ths VV^tinôuse ahop membera who fllied out quda- some eelectione by permitting again to be inadvisable. The re water comi" A. Tba town ahould be divified public aervice to an individual be rules end regulations concsrhlng uniform fiscal year. tlonnaires, 3 voted yea, 24 no and commterton. In addlUon to XII, POLITICAL ACTIVITY S«-Se pl^”tog.^ to be heart rod to cri& OPEN EVERY cause of an outmoded custom. The to new products, new supplies, the board to Choose among the sults have shown that personalities performing ‘i BY TOWN OFnCIALS portrot to rove toe adrtc. rod «i- »»• •fjj®*** at the mejority. It waa into districts rod each district new eystems and methods. Pro purchases rod contracts for serv- (24 yeq 0 no, 3 abstained) 1 abotained.) . manager’s three nominees. The become more important than the making decisloiM, the board of di excellent results from the very B. A charter p change to provide pericnce of a dty planner' trained j ât tols_ purpose that minority shouM Have one or more repreaen- THURSDAY EVENING practical rod durable asplislt posals of all sates representsUveS flnel authority in the event of serlout issues which face toe peopl# rectors, while -acting as the com- ( The charier now sUtea: "No of in toe technical subject of\clty J*P**?*"^*I***‘ adopted in tetives on the boarid of directora. would receive adequate attrotion that the town clerk shall be ap deadlock reaU with the manager, of the town. mteelpn.*ft required by the charter fleer or member of toe police de plroiUng. \ 1 Bianchestef. A roerroteed minor- 1%e reasona: The town is tm- - CLOSED MONDAYS sidewalks the tovyn has Installed pointed by the board of directors because otoerwtee the board, by 3. Thia provision would make the without astwasmenta m the atoa of in the light of their merit and ad to engage in the admlnistrattve psrtment shall be a member of a (22 yes. 3 ASrl-abstalncd) ' I at two te. sufficient for thte pur- evenly divided into, two political 9 l A U N D K O M A f for an indefinite tern. refuatng to* appoint any of th« procedure of electing a mayor and po*c. ■' the Verpirock School points, the vantage. Direct calls on depart matters of the water rod sewer political committee or delegate to parttoe. If toe members of Ui'a way to what should. be done ments and executives would be The reasons: The town clerk ia throe, could proceed to make its a secretary consistent, and by al department similar to those which roy political,convention, nor shall board of directors were elected primarily an administrative and own appointment without regard lowing the votera to choose these wherever sidewalks are demanded properly minimteed. WIMII-TOAAVI iO tl not a policy making official. are prohibitedpruniDiieu to tu do it At in otherotner de-oc- hene hold'noia roy any electiveciwcuvc or otheruujvr ep-my~ t . om iiTt>t*% £l?V 'r cvyd . *«^»ssvmw« •msmviil/ w from dtetricts, Jt would be unniK- OPfN WiOS TO S K for school cMldrsn instead pf re 'niere would be less emphfisis Wiitbe axaei aiaa af for the manager’s opinion. . officials, would make it more demo partments; the approval of bills, polntive-position In the local gov-- ” rtfliWULKnlttlVlN 1 r u n two is simply.,that a guaranteed esssry to have minority repreaen- you know.... Therefore his office should hot be (33 yes, 2 no, 2 abstained) cratic. for example. All this requires toe ernment except trot of dog werten..{ minority of torse makes the for- quested by priqierty owners, as te on price alone rod more emphesia each lead,, filled by the election process. 4. Because the highest vote get NOMINATION tstioh. as it te very probable that the usual case. The town assumes on- price plue coat of use. directore to have separate meet- or osstetrot dog warden. Ha shall { inatlon-of a temporary bloc on one the minority party wouM elect one toe responsibiUty for transporUng / The appointment ahould be IV. QUALIFICATIONSlT i o n s o f ters might be unwilling or unable Inge to act as the commltsion. not solicit roy person to vote at The charter now reads "Any Imije, or a permanent bloe on oil Initially, the measured savings there are 3 new WA1U SAVIt made -by the board of directors in to aerve aa mayor and secretary, or more Kpreeantatlvas bn the children safely to pchool who live would be drq^nattc. Ultimately, THE TpWN COUNSEL The existing arrangement, with any political primary; caucus or.{ elector legally registered upon the iasnes, too easy. To illustrate, it AutomaUeally teea^ stead of by the general mana(fer there should also be a qharter pro toe general manager as secretary {election, lior In roy v/ay or manner enrollment list of any political {means that any two. members of board. too far to walk; tt should Ukewise checks against the records ahd ex uiea ansouait of water for the following reasons: vision to- permit them to decline In addition, district fepresento- provide aidewslks for children who There are no-ex^lcit queUllca- of toe commission arid superinten- *t|*n)Pt 1* influence the vote of 'party may propose any elector oM toe board who have been elected tion would tend to check roy CEMOUSESSON perience of other comparable com to match aiaq of tead. 1. The theory of the charter ia *''oae o^ces without Jeopertlatng walk to school. munities would indicate'the value \ tlons In the Charter. ‘ dent of the watcr-'department anyklector thereat." the town as a candidate..’' This by a majority of toe voters may claim trot e particular section of s= rs= ssi N (7 yes, 18 no, 2 abstained) that the general manager should The subcommittee recommends their status on the board. leaves the department wtthoiit a The-charter also states that tote pivposal ", .must be endorsed and effectively control town polities of s)mtemaUxed. coordinated- buy I uxiHi coemoi have the unqualified power to re ' (4 yea, 21 no, 3 abstained) town fecciv^ more favorable W E G IV E^^ GREEN •B. There should be e maximum ing through a separate (depart move thoee whom he appoints. the following addition to the char full Ume department head the prohibition shall appjy to the of- tubsertbed 'by at least fifty elec- and poltdea, not b y ' convind^ treatment thro some other sec assessment per property owner ' .Start, stop, er repsM ter: "The town counsel shall be a oniv maior town deoartment fleers rod members of roy future tors of said town legally regleter-{todr fellow board SMinbera of tbe ' ment. , any part of weabiag However, it is not desirable* that VII. REMOVAL OF THE t tion. (18 yea, 7 no, 3 abstained) there be a change in the' town, rhembe'r of toe bar of the state of GENERAL MANAGER hiuuUcAppsd.handicapped. T I town flro. Apartment. ... ad upon toe enrollment____ list______of toe I . party. . .of the worto.lr Jnets (1 yea, 26 no. 0 abstained)^ at U y tinse. clerk merely because there ,1s a Connecticut.’’ . The board’s relaUonehip to tote . political party In toe primary* Of ®* ****** *bjeqtivee, but by simply There te no need for a sepa . Abd . . . yad kaua 8 The reasons: which tlhe person is proposed as s ^ * minority group. B. No charter change. ITO i rate purcheeiiig department. ebaage in the geheial manager. The charter now states: "The department should be'confined to ' have seen how such a bloc ben of the, board of water tempscatuiae. 9. . A new board of. directors 1. The duties o» the town coun general manager shall be appoint- such decteions ha appropriating ro candidate.' should all be elected at large as> *nie reasoas: sel. aa outlined by the charter, re The subcommittee submits three may be formed rod malntsdaed, 1. Purcliesinf can best be han camlag in every two years would ed for an mdeflialte terin and may ( funds, approving projects, m a k ln g fe ^ *® ^ U s, as even against toe obvious wishes preaent. •' \ ■ AU-RMIU AC1IM be a reminder, to the town clerk quire the services of a epeclallat be removed for improper perfonq; asseesroente. rod fixing rates, the rneinni- alternatives:. < n ie* reasons: The director# . dled aa tt is now. by toe depart Gentle, yet thorough. trained in the law.. *A. A charter chshge to pro of a nntjority of die electors. ment beads who know their own metal art objects of the. necessity of maintaining 2. :The more qualUled toe town roce of his duties by toe afflrma- same as for other departments. 1. When political acUvlty te per- (15 yee, 10 no, 3 abstained) ahould be concerned with the wel^, , Weebes everytkias * high etandards of efficiency and live vote of five members Of ^toe There ahould be a ■*---- *----* vide trot a candidate foc.nomine- fare of tha whole town* not of only\ needs. cteea.... eoCshr. counsel la for hla Job, the leas llke- t o f maro^Sr employee?: cm ' be | tion may be a lAember of toe par- C. A charter change to eliminate 3. A full time purchasing competency in hla office. * Uhood there wUl be of hie seeking board of directors." j head appointed by uie manager ,ubjected to pressure to work for | minority representation entirely; one smell area. The. town te stilt \ to paint yourself?" , 8. In the event of public dissatis The subcommittee auhmits two with itatua similar td those of! - . . - _ 4 __ 1 ty proposing him or ro indapend- small enough so that each direc- V agent, a stenographer, end office special counsel on legal matters of a candidate or a party.,rod to co ^ { h. may n d t% a to permit:each party to nominate at apace for them, would add eub- faction wtth the manner. In which a technical nature. alternatives: *to*r operating departments. • {tribute to a cam pai^ fund, with nine eandidatei.. rod each elector tor can be aware of toe needs CMseeriale Hent**a ) yoaV Mte. :: . the town clerk pipforms his A. No charter change; llie general Such an arrangement would the threat that otherwise he may member of a party other than toe { toe whole town. Btantially rod unnaceesarily to toe Trey, SyS Mack wkS *'■ 3 -A member of the Connecticut one proposing Wm. to vote for nlna. ya>u ■ /. duties, complaints could be more bar, qualified to practice law in manager may be removed for im consolidate policy making In toe lose hte Job or fall to be promoted, . Tbe reeaesM: 'The elimination of District representation te apt to town budget. - Iwt fie her4«r. tlAMniM FKOMT. Designed for cpavenieM. Ite readily mada .to mdividuSl mem- the state, would be familiar with proper performance of hte dtuttea board elected by the voters, end' 2. - -In answer to toe objection n e reasoas: This charter pro- ( create "log-rolUng.” The feet that (7 yee, 18 no, 2 abstained) Swirl (er wninel bending, etoopinf. or heavy lifting with your LnundtemaL bare of the Board of directors than, ly the affirmative vote of five extend to toe water and sewer that sudi a prohibition results in vision would eUminste cross-flUng. { ^ many towns which have district S*««li(ul at a wel 8lLf-CUANINS. All asdiment and lint ora flushed away. to the. goneral manager, because Connecticut laws and practice. membera of toe board of directors. Party pUtfenns differ tonTOmro-1 ? ? ? ! ? - «‘r* «**representation* are trying to-abol- Tkoti Present Book Value If You Hove (27 yes) - departments the separatioii exist obtaining only Inferior Candidates people tha opportunity to vote for .t XXV. SURPLUS r e m a in erareSw («.itiW4 WARRANTY. Gueranteed to he free from deferte t e oM the geneml manager, aa the ap- Tbe Ileaaons: Tlie general man ing for other departments between for Jobs, the experience of toe tally and a candidate ..who runs it would indicate that it baa date'eitacMISS-Sg .» * .' pointing agency, would feel com ager Is aderoately protected^ in his { on ons cannot whoteheartedly all nine members of toe board of ny' dteadvrotagoe. in g FROM A BOND ISSUE year. 'IVemmisaion is unconditionally guaranteed t e ive V. SETTLiLMJLKT OF wu malcing policies rod edmlnleterlng State government would seem to directora It would place respon- ftiilyeaie.- pelled to Justify the conduct of hla tenure of aifice under the present those policies.— ^— Indioate otherwise. run on a second ons as well. He alUUty for toe action of the board U preaent we-rove water, sew own appointee and be reluctant to CLAIMS BY THE TOWN E' (18 yes, 6 no, 9 abstained) 8. The strict prohibition in toe cannot thily repreaent more thro of directora, on toe political party er rod fire distriotx and our aim a G(M>d Clean Used Car tn Trade ^ wrot shall become of such a aur- CORROSION ond RU8T RISinANT. NeW patent^ eyn- admit nia ehortcomlngs.' C O U N SEL ^ For the general manager to be re model city charter of the National .one party, and If he tries he trot elected them. aoeme te be to get rid of. them if plus. thetic (toish eBminrt** worry about rust or eocroslnn. (In the balloting. 0 voted yes, moved for "Improper performanee Municipal League implies that co- weakens toe parties and the dis poesible. Hite -trend toward can- M no. and I nhatahiedl The charter now provides that of hIs' duUee".; a .majority of the IX. THE APPOINTMENT Minority representation__ __ tralteatlon end admintetrative con The subcommittee recommends W n^ Everythlnf—ivan Maw Mirncia Pwhtiea ercion can be quite a serlous/mat-{ tinctions between them. tgndeney to underemphastee vital that when the actual cost of a *C. .A charter change to proxide the town counsel may settle claims board must vote to remove him. OF THE ASSESSOR (15 yee, 12 no, 9 abetalned) ______cern for tbe whole town would be Although a change from mejority ter 'when municipal employees are { teeues -and substitute pereonalttics project is determined to be less CU*M8R..'.S*P8R...TAflT8R that the town clerk .shsdl be ap against the tSwn)up to toe value The charter now lUtqi: "There allowed to participate in polltiea. B. A charter change te provide {instead, tbsreby eliiaiisatinc party compromtesd biMltetrict represen pointed by the general manager of 3100.00. Above that amount he vote to a vote of two thirds might (24 yes, 3 no, 8 abstsiinad) tation. . then toe amount derived from You may select low temperature, minimum tilM t e must have the approval of the make it mpr# difficult to nmovg be appointed by toe board trot a candidate fo$ nominaUon { respoaslbllUy. Our experience fh- (38 yes. 1 no, 0 abstained) the sale of bonds approved for that i«i»er»u fabrim—hot tomperatura, longer wash periote for for an indefinite term. of directors for the town,.a at WE NEED USED CARS! Tbe reneenat The duties of the board of directors. him, it te doubtful trot auch a Y III Piru-TQ nw P A T R n i i»»«“ ' : ‘»* * toe partyIdieates that minority represrota- lurpose, all excess monies remain- b aa^ . dirty dothaa . . . and off coma out aparkW ehanl town clerk are held to be the ad- The subcommittee recommends .change would be for the best Inter board of assessors which shall con A H l. K iU n lo U r r A 1KUL* I which propoaes him. ju on h ss not ssrved toe town’s bast XXI. PARW LEVERS AT ng therefrom shell be appU*d to Treyi, • ) * >»•*— nUniatration of vechani^] and the following charter change: The est of the town. A general man sist of eitoer one or three einri' MEN { .,The fsasens;This provision, like{interesta Its aecompUshments TOWN ELECTIONS toe retircmeqt' of said bonds, ••W' kmdtr. t nelte- claricnl operationa As sudi. ap town counsel should -ho empowered ager who lacks toe confidence and sore." The term ahmll be two ' { toe former one, would eliminate {have been nil. either -to principal or interest, or hif 4n>tMIS • bM.-' 5PEaALp-LI6 DE LUXE LAUNDROMAT pointment by the mneral manager to settle claims against ths town support'of the majority of the years. \ The ebarter in Cbaptro X, Bee- {cross-filing.' In addition it would { (5 'yes,. 30 no, 2 abstained) The charter now reeds, "Voting both. *■ . ■ **TTO subcommittee submits tlon 3 refers to "any officer thus {prevent ro Independent from run s t o t ONLY 5239.95—REG. 5299,95 , for an indefinite term is renrded up to toe value of 8100.00; he board would be in a precarious subjected to disciplinary action lachhies aheU be used at such The Feaseas ; aa most consistent with contimious should be empowe^:;M;to-settle position in carrying out nia duties. two aUernsUves: ttlng for office. It appeals to {XIX. VOTING FOR MEM- elections in, accordance with the 1. The voters intended to ap Meteiioe Aeck In *A. A charter Change to pro .’’ and provides for hte right to Prices Start ’ efficient administration.' claims up to t ^ vsilue of '$900.00 He would have a difficult time ad a public hearing. those who beUeve In strong po--^BEHS OF THE BOARD OF provteione of toe general etatutea propriate the money for. e pertlc- treceliil lyre A«e» D4M DRYER.J1EG. 5229.95-5PECIAL 5179.91 Since, there 'ial more continuity with the approval of the general ministering the affaire of the town,, vide that toe assessor be appoint relating to the use of Voting ma uler project rod for that purpoae The subcommittee recommends; i n ^ r « . ‘t‘ In the office of general n-anager manager: abqve that amount he and the town would suffer there ed by the board of directors for That the wording be changed to i ± d . ^ r chines. Thte includes toe use of only. t berSer ea KreS •See. Phis FREE 229 vMt wiring up tn 525 than thsra is on the board of di- should have to obtain the approval by. ' an indefinite term. membership. A crodldate whb THE CONTINUATION OF a party lever.' A t 1 .0 0 Per 3. Any other use of toe eur- (9 yes. 21 no, 1 abstained) , . read, "any officer or member of 8808 TCCfonr.i the town clerk's position of tbe board of directors. Tbe reaeone: The asseaaor ia toe police department" solicits toe signatures rod sup-[MINORITY REPRESENT A- Thd ■ ubcoiAmtttee sulihitts two plus funds would be contrary to Nfw iS55 Ranges and Refriferalora Are In—See Thcai! wmild pa mere secure if he were Tbe reasons: *B. A charter change to provide primarily ro administrative offi port oit party msmbtrs owts, InjT lO N ) alternatives: . toe, intention of voters' who ep- trot toe general manager may The reason . te that Chrotsr X, to npBotntad by the manager instead 1. The preaent celling of 8100.00 cer and not a policy maker. There-' Section 5, begins, "No officer or return, ro obligation . support { A. No charter chroge;-The party'" Month provad the epprbprielion. o f ^ tba board. Such tencre would on claims that can be settled with be rcifloved for Improper perform fore, the jsaessor should not lose their party wito his membership. I Hie charts,r now providsa that lever should be retaiiied. 8. Hie le n ity of using a bond ance of hte duties by the effirma- mepiber of the police depart The reasons: The party lever, a ‘‘The painis are numbered! low DOWN PAYMINT • CONVINIFNI TERMS' ■ onabla the manager to attract and out the'approval of to# board of hts office metely because there te ment . . .’’ This Jeade to toe con ' Accorffing te state statute, a [no elector msiy vote for more can- surplus for a purpose other then aeeure the roost qualified end ex directora ia unreaUatlc. 'Settle ,Uve vote of six members of the a change in the membership of party member wbo signs the peti- {didatea than each political party te device which enhrocee the e o ^ board of directors. cluaion trot Section 3 intends to end efficiency with wiiich most that for which it was appropriat MBOe WeiNOwJrB perienced person for the poelUafr. ments invariably rah higher. the board of directors. Tbe as- deprive members of tha police de Uon of ro independent candidate {aUowed to nominate, ed, te ro unsettled question. The picture is numbered! In moat caata the board of di- 2. If auch additiohal authority The Reasons: ■ esao:' should be appointed for ro indicates, by doing so, that he{ The subcommittee submita two cUteens dtecharge their civic re-. Up to 3 Years to Pay wM AsMrte’s fiavorSq taeoOy Twteif 1. If tbe general manager can be partment o f the hearing that of- spons|)>illty at the pollq should be (23 yeq 1 no, 8 absUined) ractora appoints groups, and the were given to the town counsel he indefinite term, wito removal by fleen are entitled to. Apparently not intend to support ')itq|elternsUvee: Identically styled to tte Lauadroamq genaral manager appoints indi- could operate .more efficiently, and removed, or required to Justify hte the board of directors for Improp in ^ v ^ in v I Party’s crodidates. rod Uierefore| *A. Each poUtlcal Barty should be retained. Just match 'em up!” te the Westinghouae Electric C lo tte , viduala, with talarica being fixed could settle more claims effective conduct tn court, by toe vote of a m tendS M wrold ^ ^ S S ^ e d ^ tS >"*y •>* * " * « • toe I allowed to nomlnaU ebt (or eeven)i The party lever te not evil. It te 'V . ■ Dryer arith- exclusive heady Umdiag mere majority of the board, the in er performance of hte duties. simply a part of a voting machine 1 by the board. Oontlnuation of this ly and conclusively: Although there'has been a tra now to make It eonatetent enrothnent list of hte party. candidates-rod each elector should A Tola Croft kit' contain* Door Shelf, 3-Wey Dry Dial, p ^ e m Is recommended here. 3. Howe\-er the higher celling dependence of that office te de (5_ ya;______22 nor_ fi'tbstalned) ______six (er-sey- which. te-deirigned. according—to fiignal, diract air lew syatoas. stroyed, contrary to toe Intent of dition of reappointment, this ria- (27 yes) the needs of our times,‘to permit everything'you'll need . . . (84 yes. 3 no, 1 abstained • of 8900.00 ahould depend upon the ditton might not be recognised if, Vo charter change. The party {•«) approval of the general manager. the charter. - ,Tbe reasons; increased speed rod accuracy,, artiit'i brush and oil paint* in yMCANBssim i...toii \\^$tingpoM ec ^ 8. Under our system of minority there were e change in the. politi x rv . RIGHTS OF APPEAL sMusUon of a candidate should Without the party lever, especially^ Jimiiediatt DeliveryMott Medeltr-AH Colors 9 Hi REMUNERATION OF Such a provision would serve aa a 1. If toe 'members of toe ma individual container* (no paSnt check on the town. dotmael and representatloq, q, "bloc" compris cal complexion of toe board of BY PATROLMEN a t no jority party could vote for nine di' wTOn we have to make a selection THE TOWN CL EMC ' directore. |be should be allowed to otRes-flie ot - > 1 would make toe increase more ac ing a majority of the boant rnay The chartcB now reada; 'Thelas at present rectors, they could. In effect, select of six oiit twelve for one office, mixing), a beoutifui metal art Sinca the charter -does not pro- ceptable to the voters. occur from time to time. 'Buch a It is not desirabld tost , toe ad all nine directors rod toe minority we Would be hogged down at tha ministration Involved, in toe rais chief of police ehaU have the pow-f . Tbe rMwaas: Tbe cross-filing, of [Îte, end much « f toe evil which AUTO object and easy diractionA Vidi otherwise, toe general statutes - 4. The subcommittee discussed bloe should not be In a position to eC to remove, expel, ‘suspend, re-{a candioate sbould be permissible Woiild'not be represented. dlMct that thetovm clerk ahall ceilings ranging from 8800.00 to disrupt toe normal course of town' ing and disbursing of taxes should .2,- Minority ee|re#entatlott be the machine yroM designed to pre *1110 be. completely vritbin the control dues in rank or otherwise deal {because the history of crosa-flllhg vent would return. receive toe fees paid into bis aOlet, 81.000. 00. It waa felt that^ theadniinutration. vote necessary wito all officers of all ranks rod {has never presented any problem comes meaningless #hen ro elec and from them, pay hla office 81.000. 00'flmre waa too higb. and to dismtes toe general 'manager of eitoer ths board of directors or tor may vote for as soaiiy crodi- The party lever te no subirtitute MiiUure f ontiac, Inc. regiTOq supernumersury and ape-{in the^past. Nqltheif party-baa atatr. that It m i^ t act as a magnet to waa put into the charter before toe general mapager. For that dates as thefe are places on toe for thought; It te merely the Im The auboommittoe recommenda raise the amount of clainM. It was the introduction of minority'rsp- reason tl)q charter pfovidea tost ctel members of the police depart-j been hurt in any respect In plement of. decteive action. A per EST.BARSTOIlirS 1922 JUST NORTH OF P.O. Phone MI-9-7234 ment whqn in hte opinion the bcstjfact. It should have a tendency te boiMd, because tt then becomes son who enters toe polling booth, J7 3 MAINST. IRANCHESTER. PHONE MI-9^541 Ifeat the veuoiriag arrangement be agreed that 81^.00..would be a reeantatloi). 'toe treasurer arou be elected, that possible for him to be repiescnteC> miiiSSmABBfir to toe chaster- realistic ceiling; ‘ high enough to E The town te ignoring a po-' toe ■ ssieenr eball be appotete^'by tntereets of the department re-j make the members of toe political without knowing Whom he Is going £ A John$on Paint Co. We Service o n ly ^hal We Sslil. the boarf Af directors.' end that quire such action. Any officer | parties conscious Of their duty as by all nine. No one can beloog te to vote for, will toke the easiest . O Pta^lW O S UNTU. 10 M ffsiurmmi'iuuimtm with the term which settle some of the claims made llUcal leseon 11*11 docs not wiika toe majority and toe minority, 4M M AIN s t r e e t MAI^CHESTER Ton the first Ifonday of ogainat tot town, yet Idw enough inich a change in the charter toe controller rod collectobaf rev thus eubjaieted to disciplinary ac-1 ârty membsrs to be active In the way .out If there is .n(> party lev- ---- Ite town alerk to serve a s a> proper limit te toe 4. A ftesnovalftesnovs) at toqthe vgeneral man- enue ahall' be apprtnted by the Udn sbaJU be entitled upon request I primaries. btfth. auttorlty of to# town (iouastL eger Ite too Uyty tm ^r toe present general msiuger. This difftreatte^^ writinf to tba genaral aqaiiager (^TMi 30 M, 9 obstalMd) (iB yes, • Ite 3 nbctatiMd) ] a a 'rm a Nlw) f r / , . - ■ t ' -S' .* 'V'- ■■'y /. V. X

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HAKCRESTEB e v e n in g ^CRAU). MANCHESTER, CONN, TUESDAY, JANUARY SIT, 1985 f a g t e l e v M EVENING HERALD. MANCî^TEIL CONN. TUESDAY. JANUARY 2 5 ,19S5’ X M E T B X h ■ Boehm, faiih; Janie. Koalseh, stalling marshal; M d Nina McAL poIaUon before the installation. Refraahemente ware ssrrafl in miA With The high achool erow^. But '‘>8. ■ trcaSiirer; Mai" ifgai.ret Guatafaoo.. Jlitrir of Manchester Aaaembly as when- the Wirty broke up, about Stdres OpcR Tomorrow Aâdeo Reelecfc^ Jima , [R^diibow€i^^^^ recorder; Joan SWanaqn,awi chaplain; inttelilng recorder. Jamea W; Mc the club room after the .inatalla- •f • Stritt^ 4:30, aad hia n|Bil4s had dispersed Skytvateh Schedule Eleanor Pariclera, drill leader; Kay was inataltbuf .-organist ai)d- Ilori by M ». . Donald; OUlver and a . / corimlttee from the Advlariry iSlAcM SteweeNI to their homes, alldAhBrsnkleUes The Kdncheater Chpfriber of Society ^resiA Jane Kriasler, Iqve; RoberU Ken- Jamm E. Elliott, Jr„ inafalling iOr Seat Officers lolat; - V Board. __ I or 2 Turns a* ' ' Eind fruatratlona bei, I CUmpUrca Uaue<$ reminder >11.. m aet.'religion; Rita Huteon, nature; aeofraUas acid easily themeelvea to the front ■ ' Wedaeaday, Jam. *S‘ . ^ Anna Horwath. imrinortaUty; C ar . Mrs. Irtna M, Foster waa in tiây that moat/Maachsatrr Samuel Amadco waa reelected, Say©6 'V\% s M di o j i ( o n ( mind. - ^ atorea will be open all day^t^ - 2 a. m...... Volnateere Needed Miss Carol Hewitt, daughter of ol Johnson, fidelity; Patty Smith, stalled u mother advisor for the Mother Worked Nights president qt the ChrUtqforo Oolem- P i m ^ a. m. .,..,,..t..,;Vf,.....VelUBt*era Needed patriotiam; Dennis# Jqhnaon, Berf< m brr^, now that a new stoi9r. bq Sqciety a t its meeting Silriday Mr. and Mrs. Wlllfam R. Hewitt, second term by Mrs. Olive Recave, m iB A L D O Ronald didn't want, to go home. hours poUcy/la in effect' • w ifc li •« a. ra...... r..i,.t< i,V #luateere Needed Fatrfleld St^.And a junior in Iro: Maryanns Beckwith, confiden past mother advisor, who alBo in-, HU mother, with Whom he got ai the Italian Americka C3ub. •8 a. m. ,X, ,Richard Bohadlk. Roderick W right 1 3 tial observer; Janice MeadoVvs, stalled the foUriadng.^ffiainl>era of The ne\v^''pollcy. which U be Othar qffleera for 19M, all ra- ‘ Sacaioin Aria., ..Jan, 3$ -An Manckeatei^ High School, was in- M im e c i m i a Referred to Juvenile Court Jan.1953 along reasonably Well, worked the AmerlcaB ImUan hero of -■Now • e* « « • a a e » a-d 4 • • « • d .. ..Robert Brazaa, Lucy Burke outer observer; Jean LeCIaira, the Advisory Hoard; Mrr. Ruth night shift in the factory where ing followed by a growing lut elected, ara aa follows; .Pietro Oor- «o—^3 p. m, . .,,. — ...... Katherine H> Ruttgera stalled aa worthy advisor of Man- choir director, and Judy Anderson, Beckwith, Murviat Burnett. Mr. and IM MIDDLE TPR. WEST (oa INI mM n ^ father waa employed, and of atoresi calU fair' closing dera, vice’ president; Pietro Urba- -wir is dead—g beririldered and i)ke- •S'Rijn. ....^,....M ra. Harold Lord, Olive Chartier cheatitf' Assembly No. IS, Order of iriuBiclan. TEL. MI-O-RMi settled down in hU interview j^ th Mrs. Ralph Coleman. Mias M. ■flrat, anyway, waa very unreapon- ild be out of the houae. HU Mondays and keeping opep all netu, corresponding ..^.aacratary; C h oice lUluloned vietim of peacetime. d—3 Daniel Firestone, William,Sftnpaon InstallatlaB. Team Loulae Diokaon, Mra. B2la Gailrint, (( tn m rac* Om ) aive. Mra. Scher, she asked him, "You however, who worked days; day Wednesday. . Bizgio BcIflore, flriandal secre Ira Hayaa, one of the Marine Sr-lO p, ...... Mra. Virginia Liegl, Mrs. Mae Joan Wilson, past worthy ad GUERINIfsnd didn’t really plan that car theft tary; Giovanni Gallaaso, traaaurer; Mrs. Elisabeth Geiaeler. Mrs. Doro at tiM c«at«r. which la atandard “Of emwiae, that'a not too un- woulA be-home, unless he was at a flag'iAiaen on Iwo Jims at the clt- '■*' Hawkaa visor of Manchester Aaêralriy, thy Hutch, Mrs. Virginia Lewis, MORESCHI uaual. Moat youngatera are that for a very long tin\e did you, Ron tavern^: NaUde Ruflni, sick committee; miax of World W ar n , -was-f«amd -H>—Midnight Hyatt Sutliffe grand religion, wras Inatallirig offi procadure. H« waa (»und to ba In nie T" * ■ Alesandro GaUbrini, sa n tin e t; lfe Cors Mrs. Nellie McAlIieter. Mr. and ■ Aeeojrdlons LILWhitlClMirt way when they're brought in. "i wa^vgettlng madder arid ma'd- dead yesterday on the Sacaton Iri- Volunteers may register 4t Civil Defense Headquarters on Monday, cer. She waa aasiated by Dolores health but “manifaatlnr a •u^ t^ cw. work’yet arid hU father, , zer Prize for Asaociati^ Press pho and 3 p.m. during the day, he had done—ateal a car—waa brand-new OldsmobUe ooo.''*rtible Uy|,o had consumed a couple o r| A aocUl time kith refreahmenU waa the:b»ginntag of jMpowiifall, tine Bcher, a pleaaant-looklnc once you got to New York ?. Where followed Jkhe meeting. tographer Joe Rosenthal, In the A few requests have been made woman who haa - put In a rood aerloua, but I alao told him that no parked' on a aide atrrotit nrornear U>eth’e bottles of beer watching talevUlori, ladUuM MaMzri Hagro were you going to stay 7” Back home ia< IMS Ariaonp'a pt^re'.Hayea la the Marine with for couraea in milliriery, braided many yeara working with children, one waa going to throw him in 1 don't know. I have a buddy, high school, he thouY*it he ’ Ronald- knew,, be aleepirig the rifle Slung river hia shoulder, and hooked ruga, puDllc apeaklng. flrat aa a teacher and aince 1M4 |i^, and that our io*> ^ there. I'thought maybe he could found the. means to ^mplUhUundly. / IndianA I d o k H ^ to him asta war- second from tlie left. and parllameiitary law., , -aa a probation officer with the to help him If w* could." both ends: He was ' the ‘ He slipped into) hU "pEumnU' rior who on -tha tradition put me up for a'while, rguesa." street from R when, he ilrrit apot- \\ of their ancestors. Pictures takeri at the event Clasaea are being ari-anged in aourt. aald oC her flrat reaction to Mra. Schcr operates out of an "What about hla parenta?. Don’t roORH-took $3.55 4 h a t ^ father BuTfw the "chubby, frlendh^ >»>» deep-rot eyga-stwtng Simplified Car Mechanics for offlea in Rockville, but the Urri- ted the car, but. struck bV Ita had cleaned- out of .hU ..ûsers' LOWER FOOD PRICES you think they would have won looks, he crossed over .for a cibaer Pimama Indian, things didn't go so aomekrlrerrMie,Tni mouth twisted Women Drivers because of the . "A acemed terribly .uneaay tory she covers Includes Manches* dered about what you were doing pqcketil and left on the droaser be> ' 4 9 D o d f D into an uncomprehending frown. overwhelming response, Although ter, and she had been called in to view.' f of trouble but that he also had of eztrma. New ear gonmatee. crita Bridge Club. Classes are been looking for It a stolen car< he opened the door SALESMAN nnd eat, hne white wall Urea. Foul up,” he laid. Other hobby and craft classes in dio, heater, overdrive, and slid behind the wheel. Hayaa returned to the rcserva scheduled to begin the week of This had teemed particulai’ly addition to those formally listad in Jan. 31,^ true during a atud^ period. in He managed to get- the big car I Concordia 'Church tion and stayed there—excOpt for Lowosfr Prieg in Yoarsi - Wall Trimmtdi — Mlkily Curod started and heeuled towariF >faln Pad TM BKMT the new aeries of courses to start PORCELAIN TODAY $1195 achool, when he pulled out a cig 1951 Dodge ...... $995 one interruption. arette and stuck it behind his ear Street but, after turning off Onto 1951 Ford .. ------$745 . With the two other survivors of next week will be organised if 'just to ahow off,." he admitted Forest Street he found waa | Planning Dinnerj USED CAR and 4-Deer eednn. This eastern ,V-U BlneJc 4-door eednn. slip eevera. td,oeo eriginal ml>e«>' ofXManchSater, N.H., Hayes a t Albert Hutchings.- vice chairman “0ldat4Q,M.60t'' FINISH iw f MESCuar coNyEanau had to tell him to stop talking. settinirJn, he "began qeelng a cop eran Church, under the chairman DEALS tended unVeiUng ceremonies of a of the Mencheater YWCA, Who is Now top, feader sklrta, radio aad jM ter. in everyXear on tha fbad." and he -lU a , Y«(te Craij Smoked Butts This epiiode had been sand- ship of Stephen Stenger, will serve atatue in Washington commemo in charge of the planning -of the’ i wiched between a history -teat, .considered- the w tôm of . going a turkey dinner to members at a lu ro w ti rating (hem and their three dead class program. The YWCA !• fled .which he waa sure would prdve home and i^vingliU father anoth family night gatherthg Friday at 1949 Mercury . . ..H$545 1948 F o rd ...... $195 buddies. to plan for ' acUvlUea whenever T O D A Y $ 5 ?5 er chance.' \ • v there is sufficient interest. She said, Jn» 1948.Plymouth -... .$345 CUT I waa of his father and the beating October will be shown, Eilao a color m is f-aeer sedan la not going Very easy to oIm. This ear h ^ RNGS', T O D A Y $595 he had received from him the night Anotlwr Itattle at Home film, "Bong of Sumatra,"/ which had exeeBeat care. Has rMM. Green Beans What made Jlonald go back to to last long. We're nB amazed GARDEN FRESH „ CELLO before. > ' > tells the story of the Batak laith- I glve_yByJep_tra«Mngg, at hew dean It-ls. • heater, t-deer sedan. tooz TPIevlalon ve.’Hiainewbrkx • ’A / Rich in Vitamins PKGS GAI0D4 GREEN It had BtELTted out aa a ^ argu< which haa been supported by eight mottoli •1019 probation ' officer, waa EUiother low monthly poyman^ 1 -r 2 1 9 5 ^ FORD CUSTOM ment over whether he should do Lutheran bodies in the United tôor,>r. w kk green, radio, heater, d^rdrtve, his homework'or watclK'teievlaion. fight at home. States through Lutheran World and tormi to suit avor]^\ 195Q F o rd ...... -.$695 Hia father, who had-^’^ n drink By the time Ronald had gotten 1946 Pscksrd ...... $175 ■ / whiteaayill tires.tl Very clean. Action,; and has 600.000 membera. 4-Deer VtS n M k radio, heater, ing. told Ronald tq^do hia achool the car out of. aighi and walked The film alao tells the story of 4-Doer eednn with radio, heat home, it was sifter/6 o'clock, and pursa and purpOM. er, etc. Good mechnalenl eon- etc. A alee^r warraateed la Rrst National PREMIUM COFFEES^^. . work, and the bM', saying he had 'Iôgo, a strident from Sumaara in • wrltteg. '.y. T O D A Y $695 already done'It.'Whtch he had not, he waa late for supper. This, how a foreigm land,' who waa cerUiin dlliaa. . ^ V . claimed a "riglit” to watch TVr, ever, wasn't unusual, since he and when he returned-home that he You can o lw ^ diopand SECURITY t After they had both raised their hia stater and father rarely ate the had learned the new song for I ...a| REDUCED PRICES ! voices aixl Ronald’s 12-year-old evening meal together. Ordinarily, Sumatra. To him It was a godless on avary Dapandabla INSURED Joan would simply heat up the Your choice may not be Ustt^we have sercral others 1947 FORD 2-DOOR SEDAN alater, ./oqn, had rushed into the song of Mif-Intereat of ail foreign Usad Car or truck I tall. ■\ MILD MELLOW - DOWN 4 e A POUND Radio, heater. Excelleat rubber. ^ living'"'room, where they were ar- meal her mother would leave in ers; but hqme with hia Christian I from which to choose. B ai^rates available for those I RICHMOND Ronald’s father'slapped hie the, refrigerator before going to family, he learned anew the real I who wish to finance. Somrito down payment. ^ BAVIN8 F N ^ N o o • ' r Bcroaa hia face, hard enough work, and the three of them would ■ong of S um ^ra — the one t a u ^ t | " , C O F F f E T O D A Y $249 to stagger him. eat when they'were rqady. originally by tte 'Christian mis-l That ended the argument, and But this time, Ronidd said, his aionariea. \ f GUARANTfff Ronald went to nia room, but not fathei' arid alater were mlmoet fin- / ' are wati at H*i»D Loaa to hia books, and atayed there the iahed with supper when he walked YOUM SATISPACTION i t EASY TERMS ★ reat of the evening, devising ways In, and an argument developed be of "getting even" with his father. tween father and aon as to. hia I N E s H FRIGIDAIRE RICH, FULL BODIED LB BAG Ronald waa atill thinking of the lateness. , TO _6l 834 TER STREET, MANCHESTER Horo of this mutiioKy ownod o o ^ g s insHtuHon Ronald, to whom hia father'a SOLIMENE, Inc. KYBOr fight when he got up. the next morning and went to school, and idden concern with the family 634 Center St,—MI-g-5101 ‘Mt Factory DodEC-Plyaôuth Dealer yoii con smro.« yoo p fo m » on’^xomount at Im petiaf the resentment it created in him eatln|r habits apparently came aa THEBE! Direct Factory Dealer flmytimo. grew all that morning, and waa a sui'piiae, toi^ the' probation of- For Dodge aad Plirinouth OPBN-8 A. M. to 9 P. H. — MI.3-510> abided to with each frustration he ficer; v„ ♦ O atilam ling \Jaiuei d i êiluceil encountered in his clasaea. "Thero we were again, yMling G IV E T H EM Open 8 A. M. to • P. M. AUTOMATIC NOWISTH TIME After eating lunch that day, he at each other, him asking me walked to Main Street where he where I've been’ so late rind me Your MwhHH «*• Insnrod np to SIO.OOQ 1^ on SWHTENEP UNSWOTWH) met some friends and spent the telling him It'a rione of his busi A TEST Agone/ of tho U.S. Govommont. \ " \ Grapefruit Juice i Of 3 rest Of the afternoon with them, ness, when qn of a sudden—pow, WASHER / V ED CAR drinking coffee, smoking cig he whacked me again. , -ffv > TO BUY A arettes and playing the pinball "Well, I knew right theri and AS RdconditieiiMl Blended Juice ORANGE AND GAAÛIT CANS 19< D8ED CARS W IU, BE HIiiltUYl !ER IN PEBRVARY AND MARCH.. machine in a luncheonette popular there that was the end. I wasn’t GvepoBfeed Con THIS HAPPENS EVER' TEAR. BDT. TODAY AND SAVE. 8n|oy llio oxtra oovln« boon: Monday, Tueadsy. Friday— Apple Sauce FINAS’' FANCY 17-OZCANS 27. 1953 lU IC K S U ^ RIVIERA — FORD — FORD — FORD FORD — SOW — 1950 PACKARD 4-DilY SALE 9 A. M. to 5 P. M.. // Radio, heator, dy^rineWi ITiOOO miles. W ednâys’ and 'Saturdays— \ aOVER MAID - U. S. No. 1 I 4-Door, green, overdrive. Radio, 9 A. M. to 12 Nook .r y - ’2 0 9 5 8 heater, Origlii^ 44,000 mile ear. MECHANICS Latest 1 1953 lU IC ft SURER 4eDR. SEDAN lliiiradRys— ' D ividend /•. 9 A. M. to 8 P. M. • livo-Wator Aefion . Apple Saikfl 3 £Sr25. Honey t“w 99. Radley kqatOT aad dyaaflow. O N L Y $ 5 ^ MEDIUM SIZE RICHMOND - WAX «r GREEN ’1 8 9 5 SPECIALS o Boot-ovof Klnaing SoYon hoi* iiB | o y consistonriy high rttiirn$. niiiAc “î-upKG 19Bi FONTIAC 4;>DOOR SEDAN DILLON ' 1949 FORD Opoo f im oecomt todoyr ^ . o Ropidry Spin Rkhnond 45. Cut Dpans 2 33. I aad beater. FANCY RORIQA • ll-OZ CAN lOf . lUTTERSCOTCH, CHOCOLATE. VANMA, ’1 6 4 5 IS YOUR Do luxe 2-door. Radio, heater. o ixdvtivo Solact4>4>'*l MaiiMia flnleh. TODAY-WIDNE$DAY '.''Vi 1953 FORD i-D O O R SEDAN Orange Juke 2 ^ s 4 3 < Dainty Puddings REGPKG 5 c ! Radio aad beater. THURSDAY-FKIDAY FHONE MI-9-4588— Ml.f-458f Mvedlahle InStrmHfd VWffDiTp ’1 3 9 5 O N L Y $449 Skerw eed Oream mt FINAST GROUND - ’ : „ ^ FWAST - WHOLE SECTIONS ‘ , / 1952 Db SOTO CLUR COUPE ' 1947 OLDSMOBILE 1947 OLDSMOBILE ' i BiMk Pepper . c^ 10c can19c firaMriift . ; ' - 2 ^ ‘ 29. Radle aad heater.' power steerlag, tip toe dHve> FORD 1950 OLDS ^ ’1 3 4 5 Three to ehooee from station Wagon PREM, SPAM, TREET . lORDEN'SINSTANT HOT U 4-door. New hydra., radio, 4-Door eedans. , $99 FMI Prtcri $ 1 4 9 e' pavings &. £oan^ 1953 iU IC K SPECIAL RIVIERA heater, .aew seat cevera. Kemp’s, Inc. 160ZCAN DEALER ' •P: . Radio aad heater. ' Luncheon Meats noz cAN39< Chocolate 45c ’1 3 9 5 ^ N L Y $ 8 9 r HiMlitstsr Styiics A Liai A8808iitiii - HCTLJtoit.SL ~SALf$ and SERVICE FNAST FANCY ' UNIT LIQUIIL " 1952 MUCK ROADMASTER ' , 27-OZ See Him For Values 1947 HUDSON 1946 CHEVROLET 743 Main St.— MI-3-5480 33-OZ BTL RIVIERA CANS 23. Starch 15< OMvertiMe. Sauerkraut Radis, heater, dynaflow, power steering, 4-Door. ’1 5 7 5 1953 FORD CUSTOM TUDOR ...... $1455 1952 PONtrAC $99 Foil PrlM $B9 FNU Prien t cyHaden radio, heater, Ferdoaaatle. Vei^ Mean; low CataUaa. Hydra., radio, heater. CAMPnELL’S SOUPS 1951 MERCURY 4.DOOR SEDAN mileage. . A real heaiity. Radio, heater, Mereoamtie. *' Asparagus, Bean anci Bacon, Cre^m of Celery, Beef, $eef Noodle, Bouillon, Clam Chowder, #■ * ’9 4 5 1952 STUDEIAKER FORDOR V-J O N L Y $1599 1947 B U IC K 1949 N A SH t.'. Your Chrysler or Plymouth motor is no 1951 PACKARD SEDAN Green Pea, Pepper Pof, Vegetable, Chicken, Consomme, Cream of Mushroom, . COMMANDER $1095 2-Ooor Sedan. Radio, heater, ultra matte, ’9 4 5 Radio, heater, oveidiive. 1950 WILLYS $63 mu Priee $92.49 PUI Prien Vegetarian Vegetable. Onion, Scotch Broth,'Vegetable Beef. 1951 CHEVROLET 2000R SEDAN station Wagoat overhauled, C 1951 CHEVROLCT FORDOR . .1...... $995 eyL, erordrlve. Drive this for mysteiy ^^ to our specialists Radio aad heater. Radio and heater. Power OHde, eoat boron Low laileage. only. t'. ’8 9 5 1947 PONTIAC 1946 CHEVROLCT [ 1016 0 1 CANS 10

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MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MitfJCHESTE^ CONN., TUESDAY, JANUARY 28, IfiSB "3* r i ^ T W 8 a . V l P A G E TH IR ' MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER. CONN- TUESDAY, JANUARY 28.1985 ^ •mttm DAILY CROSSWOfU) PUZZLB / • BY*PUNTAINB F p l PRISCILLA? POP BY AL VERMEBR l^M »ll^m J.K ft)LK8 ■ ...... AHjiwer • ' to■ Pi Puttie Sense atid. NDnsense HoM PriThtc MecHiig British Praise Tip Source NOW ftblN O «N F/SM &U S P o r t r a i t Wow Aword House Speeds Dehqte, Vote Obituary s p G C i a i o r C o i.. He m iw ctA y MCPbeRS, ' ^gftk Board of Directors last 7MB Hoas PlftTbL BM peRf, »N ‘ AOUM f DOWN On thelr Mth w eddiaf^nlver- Horace: Ha who gets too Mg night held another secret Ike^s Effort to for bis hritchra will he expoied In On Fight for^Formosa Plan On 7 h b t o u ^ C o u r t H ou »B > -; ser*. the huebend remarked: meeUng on water rate hikes to ILukar awMe IBUdcMrtf the end. lOlymptaa Hubby—Welt, ray dear, Ife been which the prasa was barred. D imiUm rO F P O n O a r winptr. Dr. many yekra and 1 haveni deceived (C^ttansd from Page Om ) talked with newsmen, about the At a public hearing held lagt Calm Far East ----- H. goMtM V ^ 3 Half Sizw S Minlcktr you yet, hare I? The largest vote caat ih a praai' situation after their regular fall, much oppoaltioB to the Held^Secret BtmmWkmp. dantlal election was in 1040 when Increase was heard. Mrs. Mary Ward Dougan t 4 Musical note Wife—No. John, but It e not Some a m t e committeemen esid weekly meeting with the P e (Csetkeed frasg Pag* O w ) the total was 40,905.311. The aac* dant a T thaf time it was proposed Mrs, Mary Ward Oougi^ jwidbw • TMaiVMi U SNuTOwwwrt from lack of tcylnf. the hearing might last all day or (Oeatbiised from Page 0«a) ond laiYest vote was In lUMt with longer. They suggested .there M a r^ predicted that the House to raise water rates by 40 per at U.N. headquarters Iq New Tork, Wentworth DougAn.^Mr Garden -1-'. H ATSj DRESSES A total of 48,830,070. St., died this mornuig at her late TCompets He wouldn't worry about what might be a long queationlng on later in the day #outd vote "very, cent. Sewer rates would be Holland raid lê axi^ted U;N._sc- informaUoa as to a great number tto very overwhelming" approval of set on this . increased ' figure •Altitude y-v., ...... „ people think o f. him If he knew the full military impIleaHona o f Uon aimed ' pacifying tha FOr- of others''Which had been sub oraop Of FercM • Staetered t7 Go tv aircraR 44 Solar disk First Politician—The moment the resolution, and eotne Demo Kisenhower'e request that Con and would Jump from 10 per mosa straits. ra.lii'Manchester, a daughter mitted to the Army in regard to 8 i . 9 d 'rom<«un to «un tiow seldom they do. the late Han"ah Wilton and Himriiiagt StiwMoceeeal 10Femalaôrae » R o w 47Stigma that 1 discovered the tie-up with cratic inquiries about Ita bearing gress. ' declare "our readiness to cent to BO per cent. a Eisenhowar asked Congress for suspected espionage and euhver- Ditosss organised crime, 1 got out of it. fight" to keep Finmosa and the John Ward, she had been a Ufe- Bltvsts a 30 Famous lardentt Exude , on tea aominietratian's reductions suthOriesUon to give U i . ATArmMl eion at Fort Monmouth (N.J.1 I Aa n d f f a i r ' ™ lAborttort A farmer was trying to aell an Second-Politidsn—How much. In Army manpower. adjacent PcseadoVes Islande from protection to the Natlonslttlle T w - loag resident. obviously could not give you the $ 1 .5 1 ^ K n o fW . 31 Hardens 40 Masculine v1 falling to the Reds. She leaves two aistera, Mn-. t h # % n w r*^ : iSBWtoratas ' 33 Cicatrix appellation old horse. After trotting him Chairman Kichards (D-8C) of Congressmen that all members o f n a « isisnds of Formosa and the names of any Individuals who gave It around for, a proepective buyer, he Knowland sAid be looks 'for the Elisabeth JCarr of Manchester and us information in confldence,” Mc Valaea ta $SM VaMea ta REM 14 Rent 'Creature 34 Walk in water SO Sea eagle . It was a very affocUonate race. the Hpijae P*orelgn Affairs .Benate to .vote overwhelming ap- the top military. board "ware Pescadores. He also renewed s OPEN EVERY U' remarked: . previoia r o g a tio n that the U.N. Mra. Jamas F. Kane of'Etest Hart Carthy's letter said. It flinenl roCk / > Flatflah 40 Photographic S3 Unit of The horse hugged the rail, the mittee told th. thp -rules . u . group ththat .,r rproval 7 "-.. „of admlnlelreUon r e ^ unanimous In approving the ac' ford; two brothers, John Ward of' Farmer—Got a nice coat, hasn t ;ockey had. hie arms around the U y-for a cease-fire between the ". . . 1 note in youf letter that THURSDAY EVENING MAtthUtime ttFrlghttna device reluctance < leadership of'both parties wanted luUoa by Tntuaday .at the latest. Uon authorised by the resoluUon.’ Manchester and iMnicl Ward of J7 Pithy / 41 Golf term S3 Pewter coin et bet, , lorse’s neck—and I Weead my to conaidar the measure under a GMMBuniste. you say Bclaky la not how in aen- 33 Matgraas <■ The< b u y o r listened to the MarUn said that so far ha has Radford and Secretary of State Kansas I. City, Mo., and several fiUvs work: In csm you ara not CLOSED MONDAYS 43 Peak in Utah Thailand money good-hjre! rule barring amendments. Describing .the t~eeesge a; "fair 11 Prison oW«aI jeConeludos horse: breath for, a few minutes encouatarad no’ House member who Duties tesUflud before the House and reasonable,” BriUeh officials nieces and nephews. aware of the fact, this is to in tOMaligiiJook ssMute 44 Grate S7 Lxme Scout This, he said, would expedite intends to vote agalnat tha rSsblu committM yesterday at the meet Funeral services will be held form you that ha consiatently and remartced: ■ During preliminary inspection action on the measures arid would , said privately that, by epelllng out llWhilr tolakera 43 lUlMn city . ' (ab.) Buyer—1 like Ms coat, but not Uon. but he added that it would to ing wMcn produced the uiianlmoua the liipits of U.8. protoction. the Friday aoorning at 8:30 from the comes in contact srith individuals JANET’S ttT oeb t at w flo y Scout camp, Uia director prevent "too many possible propo- ■’curioua" if there were not a few vote for broad preeidenUal powers T. P. Holloran Funeral Hone. J76 working at the eecrat Lincoln (iPlh WfOS TO ’ T his pants. found an umbrella in the.bedroll eitions which have no relation to message srouM tend to stohillM UTraet of land negaUve votea among so many to use American forca.* for any the eiôaive situation. Britain has Center St., followed by a eolemn Radar project. I trust this is not 917 Main St„ Mantljoater . I r1r of a tiny scouUr. Since the |tm- the subject nuitter.” Richards steps he considers necessary to requiem Mass in flt. Jamee’ Church r membera r your deflnttion of a nonsensitive (India) r r r rr fetrto that the fluid rituqUon When s man brings his wlfa brella was obvtoualy not one of hlinaetf previously had favored the dsfanse of Formosa. The lan at 0,0’cl'ock. Burial will be in St. MtAiminarlta I Son-sra lor no reason—there’s a Asked wheUwB he had detected might tempt the Chinese Rede into position." tt Employ r - the Items of equipment Uated, the permitting amendments on the any note of concern ^nong House guage took in the defense of areas venturee holding the poseibiUty of Bridget's (Cemetery. The Lincoln project was set-up reason. outside Formosa itself and the tSTUrf director ask Uia lad explain. Hie Boor. ■ > members about voting to declare a general war. Friends may call at the fimcral as an adjunct of Mastachusette In- r tenderfoot neatly countered with first Opea Opposlttea "our readiness to flght" for For nearby Peacadores, if auch areas home tomorrow and Tlmrtday atttute of Technology to devisa a I ttriah London’a influential independ t / - - II ^ B u t'tobm therm a iM W(\ L It wss Benjamin Frsnklln who this question:' , ara sstontial to the main teak, and from 2 to 5 and fnym 7 to 10 p.m. continental radar defense program^' MBIeaplah TTia tight rules ware adopted mosa, Martin replied: ent Times said "for tlie first time xdoan the toalk r said, "Only two thln^ in this life .•îr, dl^d you w tit hsva. • also would oOVer acUon agalnat The reference to tha ''FB! re t o ------tTPasteboarda after an open session in whlrh Ne Other AHeraaUve a baaia for St least £ temiiorary ji^nluuuuBae^ J L ^ i O L T hLovre osrm mddomy are certain—death and taxCa.” mother?" Rep. Fulton (R-Penn) voiced the obvtoualy - threataning Re<' con- Elwood Goodwill port" and tha "search the Army t t Stine b "Everybody la concerned about eentraUohs even on ths Aslan peaPLB Implements i right behind every used car wa Plilton aoked for a diance to American policy "with a mini' chester Memorial Hospital after a BY J. & WILLIABI^ > First-Glasa Scout—Did you read there is no other alternative for the Senate ’’ c reign Relations and Introduced at the McCarthy-Army OUT OUR WAY 4t Creek pod of r sell—pushing it oft our lot for eliminate a-phrase gtring the Americi?''^ mum of bluster and as much clar short illnesst . Armed Servtces CummiUecs called about the Scout mrtio ewaUoWed you.” tty .as an esaenttally fluid aitua- A resident of Msnchceter for six hearings last May, He said it waa- k war i ' President broad authority to lake Knowland was asked whether the Oblefe of Itaff, including UKE V#UCT^ 0SIM6 A 7A Mon*t let me cadores. act speedily. sition,” commended the independ Ured as a foreman from Pratt and ueSi *MP w e TMOjeMT IMTUE S A T f^ S ^ o e papw First-Class Scout—Oh, ha can t A move developed among soiee I McCarthy declined to reveal who MVPMAtCeAAOOP « A » AP«AIP OH APIWP , iARUV 6CEAWFA6T OMLV ' 1 keep you If yoU resUy mugt be Fulton aaid this authority could ent liondon Daily Express. "It la Whitney. Aircraft after 15 years' uow uye.fwei'Hwee 47 Tranquil f The California Senator replied influential Senaton.*, maanwMIs I gave him the paper, although he. TAWM6AOOOBL6 r stir! restrained reply to a aeries of service. He was a member of the muof P6CA0SC OF HOMSBR/— WEU, going. mesn "the poasibility of a^main- to delay a vote in the Sciiate'.yor at aaid it was an IhteUlgence officer. FOR-RlMSlME •1 Fall Sower that he did not want to quote Eis outrageous threats by Red ieed Advent ChriaUan Caiurch and of !T Bore—Tes, I must realty go. Upd Invasion": by American-sup enhower. but that obviously If least a couple of days. ,/ ' Atty. Gen. Brownell ruled the in K 1 OO MOMSeR, SOT IM A tt Winglike part * V w Of all ths things you- wear VOOK era.'" Manchester Grange. •rHCjte WH* AWAi ^ O lF F EfFEREMT’ R E hT ÂV.DeAR^W/ t4Sea(Fr.) Blit I did enjoy our visit. Do you ported .forces or that “ we can the Chinese Communists should Several Senators-wji6 declined formation in the paper was confi ÔN^lCOULO 0r your expression is ths most im tomb the Trans-8ibcrian Railroad, West: Germany’s Frankfurter He leayes hla wife, Mrs. Anna TCOSMOT/j HbMSER ViOMT BE / ttCubIc meter St portant know when I came in here. I had get the Idea there 1s any real dl- to be quoted by n a ^ aakl they dential and could not be made i a headache? But now Tvs lost if It Is carrying troops to to used want wpat .hey cell tha full im- Allgemetne iaid "Red China must M. CkxMlwill; three sons, Allen and public. WEDDING BOUQUETS. APPEASED BY MCieeraniaa vlelon in tha United States srtth take into account the determine % it completely, agMnst Formosa.” port..of the proposed reeok.tion to Jack XL Goodwill, both of East After a long Invastigation, the h. CAkjESf-^MACTMA. SI Punitive sr ThsrS was a TV singer with a respect to the resolution, “it would Bored Hoetsas—Oh, It Isn't, Fulton, who voted for the reso "sink in” to the American people tkm of the Americana not to be Hartford, and Charles M. Goodwllf Army announced it did not believe k X M ‘DETERWiMETJ to Braced very wide range—from high C to be detrimental to our country and pushed off Formosa or tha Pesca SI completely lost Tvo got It now. lution in the Foreign-Affairs Com before final action. / of .Chicago, ni.; a stepaon, John E. it was an Army intelligence officer CORSAGES - FUIJERAL- DESIGNS 'tnfSw^T0D0.S(»;«7 •uppert low V. • they (the Rede) might interpret dores.'* pbyie of Manchester; one dahgh- TWIM6 Btr mittee. said he also wanted to it as s fUndaipental cleavage.' Knowland. bo'vsve,, predicted srho gave McCarthy the paper. Senate approval . by tomorrow The New Zealand Prime Minis te;-, Mrs. Wesley Jensen of West BUGS B U N N Y limit the authority to the dura- t|M of the present *—Tha equivocal language that therp' is Prerident." courage the Chinese Communists said it “recognises the serious nS' Mias Hasel Goodwill of Farming- Stark Market declined today, re in the later floor debate Fulton to take Steps detrimental to peace lure and the full implications of an area from which the ynited ton; eight grandchildren, and four flecting Investor ranrera aver In the world.'" the course of action which It (tho SUtea will not retreat and upon great grandchildren. the tensa Farmaaan sitaatlaa. FLOWERS IV WIRE said ha wanted to make sure the which they will .not permib’any at' Piestdent would come back for Backed by Jelat Chiefs raaolutidn) authorises.'’ The funeral wilt be held Thurs However, a mild recovery move Almost aimultaneoutly with the In yesterday's closed door meet teck." day afternoon at 3 o'clock at the ment In the aftgrnoon Mfted 621 HARTFORD RD. PHONE Ml.t-7700 rongrcânal approval if he; (a) Reporting he rapeiêd "appro IP "Decide! to blockade the China Republican leadera' White House ing, the report said, the commit Watkina Funeral Home, ...143 IL most prices atovd,their lows of priate UJf;'acHoii," Holland said, Coast” : (b) "bOmmlts UB. troops comments, the House Foreign A f tee rejected tto idea of drawing a Center SL, with the Rev. Ivan E. the day and aent eotne to the fairs Committee reported that the specific line arpund Formosa after •‘if there le •" ec(toh Ne'w Zea Adame, pastor of . (he Advent upside. to the mainland of Chine," or (c> land can take aa a member of -the ^ S aTSR/ "Bombs dues, railroads or plsnes Joint Chiefs of Staff unanimously considering the' .idea at langth. Christian Church. offlclaUng. approved the resolution. "The committee concluded that Security CounSl to oontribute to Burial will be in East Cemetery.*' In China or goes into other coun- wards a soluttdn tt is our inten triM on the mainland." ThS House group quoted Adm. precise definition (end to Ue the Friends mey cell et the funeral RIchande told the House, that in Arthur W. Radfoi^. ckrirman of hands of (he Unit^ Statea to an Uon to do so." There have been home tonight from T to 0 o’clock hit more than 30 years experience, the Joint Chiefa as assuring the nndeejrable extent.” persistent reports that Britain and and tomorrow from 2:30 to 4:30 the lawmakers had had nothing New Zealand were considering and from 7 to 9 p.m. mora important tofora them ex asking the U-natlon council SOOMD D ^ L approve a rasoIuUon calling for a w u A r y o P f cept a declaraUon. of war. He edid the serious situation Warren^ Rogers Submit Rill ce^ -ftre. f was Canasil by the "insatiable sp- The Red Chinoe, nlested the Town Scheduleg cqase-flre idea yesterday as a Throo^Sui BY V. T. HAMLIN peUte of - the Commiiiilite who \ A iX fe Y O O P haYe been talking pears while nib- Forr Court JEtrdnehes U.8. conspiracy to tntarfare in Promotional Exam BY JERRY SIEGEL and OGDEN WHITNEY bUhg awey at the free world.” China’s internal affaire and again Bsarhed OlrtdlBC |Jee demanded the' United States with "We have reached the dividing Billa Bubniitted by Manchester’a^cases from a county where the Bu- draw from Formosa. The first promotional examina ' Hne." Richarda said. "Speed U Im two repreaentatlves to the O ena^ perior Court docket is over tion for town employea will take portant In our conalderatlona. We Aaaemb^ srill be among the hun crowded to one where there te Jeaa place. Feh. 4.' when the town will eaiinot dilly dally because the wsl court business. At the present time, Paraguay 4 *P®*®* ; \ fare of^kur country is at atake.” dreds expected to pour into the leg case* can be transferred ohly with give' exams to' workers who with Richards ha«f told the rules islative hopper before the new- the approval of the counsel in to compete for the-senior .clerk wlien you group the Yesolutloa "is .in the nS' bust ness deadline Friday. volved. Plot on President stenographer post left .vacant by ture of an ulUmafum tot is not One of the local bills 'would Working with LaBelle on the the retirement, effective Feb. 1. eatabUa^ branchee of tha Hartfotrd of Mrs. AUca Johnston from the ^neBd hel|3 most "Lm ” Rlviurd actually" one becauto an uttl- legteiation are Town Court Judge tO e a to i^ troio Fskqe Ditej matuffl Implies ‘Sva dart you to' County Superior and C o .m m p n Health DepC>> . Pleaa Cout^4n' Mancjiester^.-and John JB. D. Rottner, and Attys. The examfaation will to given \ trespara. •c f » Jay Rubtnow, He/man Tales and submitted th hrdinery trials.' A l As the House took the proposal another would permit the.town to at'l p. in, at Manchester High issue general obligation bonds to Harold Gairity. though the two officers ahtt aorne tohool by' the State Personnel DemocraUc Leader McCormack of The bill to pirmit the ton-n to cadets of the military- academy Complete Insurance Seryiee Maasachuaetts pleaded for unaoi pay for the prpposod aewage treat DepL Anyone who has worked for ment plant. Usue general ÛgeUon bonds for a'ere charged with a part In the the town.for one year or more may mous approval to demonatrate to the oiMtrucUon of a scsrage-dls- plot, it was notpd the academy is the world the un'ty of the United Two other bito would permit the take .the exam. ' Savings Bank m Manchester and posal plant M being submitted at now cloacd for its usual aummer.- Reaults of the test may be' used FESCE OF MmD IS OUR BUSINESS" States. , the recomt/endatlon of the town’f vacation. - in filling other vacancies t h k t "nie/inort effecUve argument* the Mancheater Truet Oo. to revise In cogn ito? K lli.A it their cKarteri, aiid'a fSth hlU^WlIl bond eounML Stroesener was commander in might arise. b o o t s a n d h e r b u d d i e s for cohgreeeional.approval, he said, Ropes./Grey, Besk, Coolidê and chief of the armed forces at ■ the \ is. the need for demonatrating this ssk the legislature to pay damages Mra Johnston, a town employe LEONARD 0. RIVARD AOENOYr lii. nr ROT rPANl of 81.000 to a Manfeheater woman Rugg, tea BMtoh-law firm which' time C3uves resigned three oaye alnee November, 1937, to one of MOO 6fN «AV B U Z S A W Y E R unity. who was Injured 'In'a-taD last handler the town'* bond 'rave*, has after unite of the ansy retolled. three paraons whose request for iO i MAIN ST., MANCHESTER MSD SOTdCWW'D McCormack conceded a risk is Ten persona wet* reported killed wuny tooow, Ml. | summer at Rocky Nack e~t ato. esSritepd General Manager Richard retirement was approved last TEL ML9-0271 r VSft.MIBE VOG TKTOnOROtoNiflW Involved,' but said there would be a ^JUiat the town d ^ not have in flu tin g which centered around night by' Oenerhi Manager Richard , Yoiwf ogm S il greater risk "in Insction." park. WSMt V X M « O m 'TOO / VKM9M / v V - . Drafting Bill they4uth6nty ‘to'.'ieaue geperal ob- thV capital's main poUcc.sUtion. Martin and the Town Pension 0HD(f0»6, ' THSSIILOOirr "Thie U the Ume for action," OPEN UNTIL 9 PJR. THURSDAYS fCWSMBa TO $ i6 ch V K K t^ y The bill to esUbiish branches of bonda for sewe' flnsmclng. The plot uncovered here te the Board. 5MrfR.««7IIMK McCormack said. “ In poUUcs we latest .in a eerias of violent acUons N5NM URO may. be Democrate, or Repgbli- the edanty courts in Manchester te Amend Cluuder The other two are Oiarles Mc TWMB. Ffb YBmxftor'iosiMRj breaking out in Latin American Veigh, a Highway. Dept worker, MfUNOMM eans, or Independente. tot whea now.bnHig drafted by a committee In a letter to the general man |TV(kCOUSC7 A :-V of the Manchester Bar A nan., ager, the firhi recommended that countries. who has been. employed by the the lecttrity of our country la In. bWlW VN TOMOKEM. beaded by Atty. John D. the charter be amended to remove Tha 'O mU Rleqp government ton-n since April. 1027. and Lteo voIved.'We are all Amerieane.’.’ hea been striving for two weeka to fMhMRBkENOCIRlpi^ Chairman Smith iD-Vai of the a former member of the Hones reetriction*. which prohibit such Kasutoki; a Park Ciept. worker TORSMRi.NOOB Representatives. ' bond*. It also submitted suggested stamp out an armed rebellion with for the past eight years. ' rules committee called the toaolu- in its border. lA' Guatejnala m m m u x A X Uon “ prohably one of the most far- The proposal which would, n ^ e legisistion tc emend the charter le of the facIllUee of the /new which Warren will introdace into authorities continue U> round up reaching step* in-foreign policy persons accused of conspiring to that 'be taken by Uiia Con- town court, was first advocated by the' General Assembly. Rap. Ray Warren last fall iluFlBg overthrow the government of r e s Rogers- .will eU>mit the billa ident Carlos CasUlIio Armas last AboytTown OrAV0 CttlmbUHl Etek the election campaign ghOrUy after wqich would permit the two ipeel y/ ' / tha renovation wJUch turned'the wMk. On Jan. 3 the president of The Spirituual Life Claa* and 11 ‘Tho Ume has paaeSd to quarrel banks to amend their phertera. 'tlie Panama waa aaaaaainated. Need^ Stotm •ver past policy.'’ Smith said. old almabouee into a ctort and 'Sevingt Bank wants to l>rlng up the Adult Bible Ctoas of the South p^lce etatlon had heen completed. l|x' pavi'f.*** Rep. Jackson (R-Callf) said in a to date its charter which hsw Methodist Church will unite for a ” MAN| speech prepared for the House de The bill wlU probably to epon; never been revised In the'50 yeers service Thursday evening at 0:30. J E F F C O ^ t a sbred Jointly by Warren and Rep. The topic wUl be "Foreign Mto- AND 1 CDU.D_ MICKEY FINN. One M:*n’* Opinion! Ml i: a . .. io:.uteAhU ' bate that the resolution carries a since tt Was first granted.. Report Couditiohs * HBJy "grave calculated ' risk." Jackson Thomas Rogers. One of the change* sKHight by sipna." Morris *0. Bennett, chair; added; , , LaBelle said his committee will the Trust Oo. in its charter would Good for Skating man of the Oommlaslon on.Mto- . "If the die baa been cast In Pei pattern the necessary legUlatlon permit the bank io eeUbllah en aioito, will give an Illustrated lec ping, and the destiny of the. world after the bill which established a ture'on mtoelen work In India and RV SCO advisory board of directors. Rus- if to to plunged into the holocaust, blanch of the county'court in New ■ell Hathewey. president of the Skating conditions et. jftanchea- Pakistan. The meeting will be pf. wee, the issues should to Joined BriUth several yeara ego. bank, (aid t'.cre are a number, of ter’s four eupervised aiâa remain 'preceded with refreshments. and ths determlnaUon made, not However, he expressed doubt reeidente In town, including former goo IDOMT Mar.'HAY.' LAArotoij, colon . WAirSP MOUto K*. MCO.IDOl^ iM»rs o i s n t o o r VERY MrmsnNE.' Bqkohiino oh \ PMoorr.' NTEixMieNF TO oww uF wmtMoas to s* * « * u m q tyf ATnc~CAU oa , S^SJTY o jt ) Tree , oaoTON. AND rns soMSMinotoiei WASMTOUr AaKsn p mbmouiy/ MOaOMOPCr J COOUKSt • Smooth, oosy oponrtloo. ~ WONT UF-AH. HStO ONE CLASS ON SYUO«STIC 7BSTIA- arASOMNo DAYE o • AMtonMrtk lockiof. AMOaaiNO. s S u ^ icATi^rr SlkOLAl , asrrse' I^HEN YOU BUT RUSC

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t : I Time to Curb High"^Se<^s to Avengfe Cyr’s Basket Furm an's Boonter Shot Higgins Expects Stiur Pardacr/W herfe 1 Com e fcpiiprWelJse Six Shootcw ;t KARL W. YOST Boston Co1tegO"’Tuft8 O th e r T o p 10 M em bers Decides Issue Vicious Play To Play Pro Rules Earlier Loss to\ Owls To Train at Sarasota Oevelan^ Quarterback SVBBYONE 8 H017U > K W nt ^CtiUUi, and from the French side Boston, Jan. 29 (ei — Boston T h o i Toss Enables JornDFs back to Dover. College and Tufts am going to Take' It from Florwjc* Chad' Rivsls Meet at Hopkins Tn Upset Walnuts; Cites Numerous F e c o Faye Throneberry* K arl wiac, the wotld'e *te*te«t women During her brief-eahlbltion at play profeaaloaal rulM la a rot- IT New York, Jan. 28 "(^V—Ken-,ac)ika’a the Walnuts and John-Di'a, it waa empliasiaed Uiat ha believes in Totals ...... SN M4 647 13M Higgina told a press confartneu overweight at 140. Miss Chadwick 27, It wnii nanewiced today. M U 2U beini: that It is wonderful recrea There Will be a^six foot tone lected Kentucky for first plare. Mff Owls ran Into two of thel«SS*?f." huaUe that paid off. Both taama hard but clean football. Maacke*3«r Asio Psi3* <11 yOstarday when sAed about WII- Is on the public relations staff of The nntlonnl'tonr will include ^ M 71 3i4 played a fairly even game writh the V. Della PUra . — m 32 - tion" In the game insfead of the 12 -The poil Is based on records of BtaUfa flnart schoolboy quintets. Caoade , «3 ICn M i3W "You should knock a guy down E. Della Fera IN N — IH Uama: The, S4-year-old former secre the Catalina swim suit concern. 82 gwneo la 21 dttea.-|iln|^ White outcome being decided in the fad foot lane. teams through gamsa of Saturday. nartfoird dropped a 84-49 verdict 113 73 S3'331 and sihUe at him ivlien 1^ gate Stafford — M Itt "Ha’s been sent a contract and tary itrom -San TOego, Calif., is In Detroit -April 18. This Ibnith . U 71 73 334 ing minutes. With 20 sscdnds to up,” the Cleveland star said in an Cormter ...... S IN 108 m "My ambition .It to establiah a Jan. Tg." ' to I t o r M A and waa soundly Banninx 113 130 134 m rm looking forward to saaiag Mm now making her home In New evedt hna eataMIshod attend- Total* M a ’ iS lm go, Dick Brown was fouled. He interview with Jimmy Burns of Kloter ...... 101 33 — 330 nationwide chain of awimming Adolph Rupp's forces saw action naiiked by Hiilhouse, 69-47. After dropped the first but mlssedt> ths at. Sarasota (the Florida site of York a ty . She wUl appear at the nace ' records In nlmoot every dereatlng Weaver 86-42, the Owls tha Miami Heralii. Peretto ...... — — 74 74 Boston’s spring training camp)." Spoilsmen's Show at all perform schools after the fashion of the twica during the past weak, sdgtng second putting Uie Grill ahead by Otto said ha particularly objecta eity In which the twe teams ap Oanlmi Or*v* (3) Winiama said ha waa retiring ances today and Wednesday. Arthur Murray dancing clasaes. Louisiana Stats 64-62 and /*' dropped decisions to Bristol 61-86, -Bouvta ...... 31 74 one. It wras iMre that Cyr grab to use of the elbowra to inflict Total*...... •00 633 tf 1 ISM peared the past 8ve,years. The Bast Hartford 38-36 (a real up- from the game as of the end of Shows are given dally- at 2 p. m. elassea. t will atart in New York Young, Adams total tnmeut for 96 game# was trouncing Tennesioa 84-66 to run Oraaha ...... 77 77 bed a looaa bail, drove in for a maiming blows. Shortly," she added. AUo. she will sat) ' and Hiilhouse again, 84-45. rolejr...... 34 34 layup and scored the hoop needed CBsum* (I) the 1984 season before it hagan and 8 p. m. 1,198,847 spectators. ‘ their record to 11-L The Wildcats CVlyer ...... 37 75 Wenr Face Masks 'Evcrrii 107 133 have her own televiaion ehow with play oiico this week, eristtiAg 'Van Last Friday tha Owls upset pre McAIIlater 30 31 for a win. "Note how many players ard and haa contlnnad to re4fffirm hia . Trotters Hold Leod UdlochcIIetochclle ...... 1)7 ltd S' decision since then. a mmonal network which will Looking Ahead viously undefeated Bulkeley,. 57 Botkos Carries Lend— now-wearing facq martts." )m said. chsi The Olohetrottece^ owned by derbilt Saturday night. Yottli 433 4DI 430 1353 originate from New York. to 43. T'- Frank BuUnia carried most of “Thsre are a. few\ players who try Tnr Abe Saperstein. have aw ^t ,hll San Francisco and North Otro- Dlltoe’* Sal** (U TUor at a coat of iSd.dOO,'"They had dy Young and Petey (One-Finger) 18i7. / ■ content to play a slow, deliberate Throneben^ (just oal- aon that he waa retiring from pro- J. Cben -ka •3 101 2H LeadrW iDt^âin Mora than'80 per cent of the win- Tram «•. 5 III feaaional football after nine aea-' V. Ched rka Loulavflle tnudag camp aseerd- lieve ray retirement was one of Arena. NHL Scorers tiona. The Iron Dukca advanced a Brstnsrd ...... 30 114 M Total* 3 ^ 40 / the shortest on record. I was cold, aera’ goals from the field were re llsh ...... M too M sons. Tedfi ing to yesterday's annouaodment. Fourth Straight notch on the strength of a victory Higgins hopsa for a return to discouraged and tired one day and sults of tap-ins by the twrosome, fich ...... ;...... H KM . — r. PU. '•Aa 1 feel right now, I wouldn’t 473 4N 14M Adams, a sharp-punching NeW' over St. Bonaventure. I * Salle, Msthtayoa ...... H — 34 his ’! » form by Milt foiling at I announced that I waa through Paid Player Montreal, JSn. 28 IW—Big Jean W inu waa high scorer against MBII ...... — ill H bet that I play next aeaaon," he strk, N. J.. middleweight, racked L Pet Beliveau of the high-flying Mont meanwhile, slipped back after bow Manchaster with Ills 19 points abort atop with Billy Klaus, pur forever with long' distance swim Harmrms-,..,^^ 's-...... 2 1 .667.< ...... n 1U3 113 added "The mental pressure be BLEB LEAOt'B Florence Chadwick up his fourth successtve triumph real Canadians, who has been ing to North Carolina State 76-73. and set-ahooter Pete Sale follow'ed waxn-r. c . chased from MinneapoUa in the ming. My retirement Issted but Mann TYuat ...... 1 1 .iSVO George Washington, No. 6 and fore a game plus the combinqUoi by halting crude Angelo Briscl in . New York, Jan. 29 (jy-ActUrttyjj i g Nicholas Arena. It was the Ital on baaeball'a ccintract-s i g n I' n g Sal':'s Mi^fle Ser. ..,,, 2 8. 900 posttlons. GW defeated Maryland Smith ..X-...... N KM KM good* ..... nel swrimmer u m . a reporter asked and first baseman Dick Kryhoskl, of the season, flnsdly took over the KulMChka is expected to eUrt J-aani* 31 100 36 influenced me into calling it I.*a ...... m N Ooedmaa, WMte Set The stags show is the beat in ian's American debut and judging front perked up yesterday with a Houaa ^ Hale 2 .339 and Virginia Tech, while the Utes WIIU- M 81 M Total* 13 t-17 33 the noted swimmer. “I put on be- New York: Outfielder-first base Individual scoring leadership in the •Diomaa and WUlia at forwards. How would you like it Ifiiyoti' had Bulcta...... IN 130 In addition to the two outfield the history of the Sportsmen's from this first look, he’ll need host of diamond jnerformers agree turned hack Wyoming and Colo Genoveal 103 KM KM Score at luiir limr. 23-11 WaUpaper. Beaurcxsrd ...... — 33 twreen four and .five pounds of lan man Vic Power and Pitcher Art National Hockey League. Zalucki at center and Sate and Rcldvr ...... 104 M 103 301 to b* at the office 24 liimra spots, Higgins at the moment Show. For youngsters there art plenty of work in the gym bffore T ^ w ist Side Junior* League rado A A M. paara aold on veterans BiUy Good olin grease before each ' channel ing to terms. . , CeccareUi, Kansas City, and out The 24-year-old center, who Dom Pinto in the backcourt. <}nly Jaa-Di'* (Ml Fôm Central League day?” Total* , ...... To'Ni' two bonafide cowboys, the Range he's ready for another shot. fielder John Golich. Chicago. . Maryland fell two notches to Total* ...... \.~4S N3'!"5i 14M BUdawts (I) man at second and Sammy White swim- The grease sepres two pur BobX«mon of the Cleveland In oqfttinuea to play outstanding baa- came out of the Quebec Amateur Thomas snd Pinto are lettermen. . B. -P. Pta. He said he Imagines Cbach Paul poses, one, as a protMtlon against Rider and Kit Carson. They mingle The 23-year-old New Jersey Natipaals la Fold eighth after its 75-53 loaa toGeoiRe Siratlon, ...... , 3 O-l 3 Wal* .. as catcher. Billy Oonaolo and Ted dians signed a contract for about katball. In two cloae gamea l a s League two years ago, reached the Shooting for his fourth win and Brown will talk to/him about Enrico 8 - 3 Iha cold wsather, and two, because with the youngsters after brief Negro, who had four fingers of The Nation^ Leaguers to come .Washington. .UeXA, idle all 'week, Teas* Us. 7-. (4^1 Currently leading/ tha Centralrwant to aee gamea aa- ona-aideiL -NMngtiig hia ml Lepdo also wilt ba given ahots at 990.000, which would make him night. Herm'a defeated.^Fairfield top this week with three goals and third In a row. Coach Elgin Porterneld 7 ...:.: ntxioi 104 '»*> I «••••••• ------i 8 J . IN IN It protects. the skin from infec introductions and hare a , great hia right hand amputated At the probably the American League’s to terms were pitchers Ben W sd^ climbed from a tanth-place daad- Smith ...... ‘ 1-3 ■ 7 Connecticut Basitetball League tterman will ifie . rr: I N n i ill 334 n eosid hut; Hln ltns BB twlUveaha Lepdo Mqrket 38- to 38 and' Manchester three assists to inoreasa his' totsl Zaturaky is expected to show the ...... 33 ^ 103 * ..... -...... i •* ...... *1 think George Picsult IN 330 tions. I spread the grease on my time signing autographs. Both ap joints following an accident three iiighsst ^paid player If Ted Wll- Ronnie Kline and Laurin PsppSr lock to ninth, while IlUnolt round DeMantn .. M 11 with eight atraight >lna as against Playere Uwk laltlaUve do okay fOr. the.. ■_ irowna. Me ia may play hia DMt at tMrd where pear regularly on Channel SO. years ago, earned another TV shot point-production to 83. ed out tha top 10. The Illlni, seventh^ sama starting five ’ which opened H. Murphf 8 5.,>! ■S'lKi-L'.v.'.'.'.v,';.'.';.';.'.} (W) 0 no defepta, NaaaUf Anna liave de Thus far this aeaaon tha locals Grady Hatton served with dis back and cheat only, I use none on llama sUcki to his reUrement and outfielder Dick Hall, m ts- Trust took Sal’s, Mapfa Servica 32 Ganxrwrre smart quarterb Total* *U4 U » my arma and legs." Harry Aggania of the Red Sox in the 8t. Nicks. In about four burgh;. Catchtr Del Cranda^ Mil to 26. Geoffrion, the league-leader a week ago, dropped a 93-S()/d.e- " against East Hartford laat week. 18 7-15 37 cided to witbdriw from tHt 10- have lookad hiul againat the locqi's tinction the latter p4irt of '84. from the Boston Red Sox. through the first, half of the sea Moa Morbardt. leading scorer, and Sloane ..... la a guest' perforrusr again today weeks, he'll go again with either The Itard-worklng righthander, waukee; Pitchers Ken JUhman In the firat tilt Woody Wood cialon to Iowa and akidded threa WalBst arm (Ml team circuit. NaMiffs’ Manager "weak sisters" althouch winning PrincHoa (3) Righthanded pttch.er Jack whtla Sal Maglle of tha Giants Ante Gronik of Detroit or ^Pat son. failad to collect a pttlht and ' sturdy Eddie Wojcik will start up ■ B. P. PU. as they pleaat. Playara just don't 117 KM Misa Chadwick can look back called by Cleveland General Man and Tom Lisaorda, Caicbar A1 bury and Bruce Smith were too places. Totata • « j courtills. t . 04 3 and Coach George Mitchellitcr •• made Rtvard ... Thomas, on tha LouisvUla toator, movas in Wedenaday and ThurS' fell" “to aecond placa, 'with SO front, Alan "Easy <3olng" Cole. have the inlUiUivx to perform at i A t s t NighVs Ftghlif Wood .... upon 18 years of competitiye tiowrey of Toledo. ager Hank Greenberg "the best (Rube) Walker and first bastman much for the Market boya, scor ' Mlasoiiri, in losing to Kanaaa Uacknrir . iii lof m 301' Caittpbell. f the aiirprise announcement last Aceto .... tC also will be brought to the Sara swimming.. having first entered day. Briscl, a willing but inept per- player in baseball,'' received a (Charley Harmon. Cincinnati and ing 29 of the(r team's. total. For points; / State 78-67, tumbled from eighth * center and husUing Bob Buckley Barcella .. * . ;. . . . So IS lo6 3W H. BroBm.c nighL Brtore making t)ie final de- top speed against Inferior compe- Burnett ...... KM — KM sota: camp. Higgins aaid tha and dependable. Gene Johnson wdll P-rxuaoe/ competition when ehe was sis Tha log-rolling. 'Wpod-chopplhg foriner, waa cut slightly over both raise of about 9S.0dO. Wtelders Eddie Mtkiia and Verb Fairfield. Dave Heyart with-12, Beliveau and Geoffrion are the to 12th. ctaion, Mitchell polled hia plarers UUon. And other (XiBL members New •York — Petey Adams, Backus ...... 117 141 M aurttcMng of Mi&ey Owen from and canoe-tUUng contents are con Allen '.‘.'.V.V; M 147 117 »0 • Olbert ... ■ar- 36 _ years Old. In addition to swim eyes and w as, far behind when I Other American League signers Morgan, Chicago.L / and (Jorky Fisher and George joint leadcra on goals, each with None of the top ten teams played ■ h a n ^ backcourt duUcs. Whelan ... and ail harmoniously agreM to have 'been criUcislng Mitchell be- 1B8H< Newark, N. J., stopped An CorrenU — 123 136 catcher to coach would make roon) ming across the English Channtl ducted by profeaalonalt. Jack Referee Teddy MarUn Intervened. Cushing with 8 points each ware 27. • laat night, but Northwestern. No. pull 4mt. eauae of his powerful aquad. gelo Briacl, IS8, I t ^ , 9. for an added player and tn case of three times, she also crossed the .Guinan la at his beat demonstrat *He was outclassed.” said Mar beat. Montreal’s Bert Oln)stead. has l a aucrumhed to Minnaaota 1(0-82; ./ ... 476 575 526 U75 ! «• OnriaT X * * Several valid reasons were ghren < Mitchell expects to atrengthen Brooklyn—Paddy Young, 188 Total* .... ______5N 550 nsi^scr need the vaUran racalvar could ba ing fl ycasUng. Sandy the seal, a tin, "and there wra no reason to Xetrs Dsaw <1> Catalina Channel, the StraiU of In tha nightcap Trust came 84 asslats to lead the leagua in Vanderbilt, No. 18, whipped David Totalt IS t-U 33 for the'sudden nêm eQt Mitchell his club nveh more, especially for Naw York. at(q>pto Tony John Ouctiemtn ...... 33 — 111 3M put back on the active list Gibraltar, the Bosporus and the trampoline act and comady swim let it go on. He might have begn that department. /j^prmgfield Rookie Ttaa Xs. 4 (31 Soore 'si'itak ttmr.''3ikan. and - )iln talented quintet agreed the tournamenU and exhlbiUon 3K Frarik Selvy Still Showing from behind to outscore Sal’a. For Lipscomb 98A1 and Iowa No. 19, gtrnuxh ...... 103 37 33 333 son. 170, New York. 8. Bulllvsn ...... ;. 37 M Dardanallea Her crossing of the ming helps rotind out a fine pro hurt." ' ' t)M victors big John (Campbell and Harry Lumley of tha Toronto that the CCBL la not'evdMy hat^fcoirtaet^p^ torujhe near San Francisco — Alex AmsEdor, Tanulls ...... 37 84 181 ADVANCa IN NST r t A T downad Ohio State 79^66. Thornton ...... 34 33 RomI ...... 113 M Eoglieh Channel from France to gram. There are 79 exhibits in- One thing for Angelo—he wain t Terry 'Cunhtngham atarred with Maple Leafs, conUnuea to lead in Eyes NeW\ Record S(. John ...... 34 31 1^ anceiL None of the teams are future. He la presently trylng~tiy 148 8air-Franciaca._j)iitpolnted DeSImon* ...... lit 110 England in 1990 was timed in .13 cludtug four from Manchester, floored. The oflicials had him trail Ctaredon . KM IN 304 drawing cash customers eitoer at arrange bookiiteB for the appear- ...... IN Adelaide, Australia, Jan. 25 — 11 and seven polnta respecUveiy. goaltendirig with an average of HIUn*k( ...... U3-KMr S n i North Ends Edge Archie (Chief) 'Whitewater, houni and 80 minutes and broke the Manchester Motor Salas, Mc ing 7-1. 8-1-1 and 6-2. The A P had Pros H6w to Sedre Points Steve Hub)>ard and Eddie Wright 1.33. Terry Sawchuck of tha Da- boro# or on the road, Chd none of ancas of two ciuubs In Man San Franciaco, 10. Vic Seixas and Tony Trabart, ttie New York. Jan. 25 (P)—Sj^ng- H41IN Gertrude Ederle’s 2S-year-old re Intosh Boat Co.. Manchaster Adams, one of 21 kids in the whop With seven and five were best for troit Red Wings leads in shutouts Dî’s Gain Firel Totals ... "no the clubs seem'to csre. TTie “waidc chester. Providence. R, I, — Sylvester Ûnited States auceaaaful Davis cord. Her English Channel swims Marina Oo., and the Hob|y ping Adams menage.* In front, 7-1. the Gasmen. Next schedule game fleld'a rookie eensaUon, Jim An- Team X*. t (ii Palmer Ropfing sisters” iqipaar disinteraatod in Future plans (tall for ths l(xtala Jonee, 214, Newarit, N. J., out 'CBp'iloublaflteM, swept Into the New York, Jan. 25 (An—Rookie • ^ fe n d in g free throw percent- with 10. dlerton. is making a strong bid to CoUon . V. ___ ...... 182 H» 80 303 Coixsta were accomplished both ways Shoppe. . ' Adams had a half pound weight will be played at Waddell School In Midget League Anderson ...... 113 — 103 213 bolstering their rosterB, and loop to play several road tilts. Mitchell pointed Wmte WUaon,\208.'Provi- Parker.... 37 34 314 semifthala o?Tl»~douMe*Jn the from Dover, on the English side, to All in ail it’s quHa a show. edge. 159>« to 195. p „ „ K < ,iv , o. tomorrow night. sot a naw goal acoring recOrd for Johnson ...... 110 111 members are unwilling to co- plana for hi* high-scoring array to dence,- 8. JorgeeiMni Australian Tsnnls Cha^tBiuMpa.: a first year player in the AoMr- Clark ... too ^ Stwadli^ Burx*AS...... ;...... St iS St Young wilt be seeking revenge Hawks,, who holds the all-time col- , Muon. Maacktslvr Tniti (Mt ...... 33 ^ operaate in rescheduling games engage In at least on# home gams Montrasd Tony Percy, 147, in IN 3W today with a 40-mlnute routs of r. Pt». ‘ -League. CeHna .. 114 103 H 3M HarM*...... 117 as wall as cash against Olson. The leglate scoring mark, la itlll ahqw-I from’ Frankie Biian of Fort Rtaadliigs lean Hockdy ‘ 33 — M for vartoua reasons. Also the a week againat leading service and Drummondville, Que.,' ouutpisinted Bnlvator* ...... US M — 3M Qpn Candy and George Worthing balding Bobo from San Francisco Cunnlnctum, ..... ! i•^ 7 The 24-yaar-old left wtnger of.. Dairy Queens .. leagua schedule runs up to April IM 130 3M ton, a pair of aiiisaie aaeondi: CburilU. ( ...... 1 L Pet. KM 313 North Bhida ... independent teams from New York, Reggie ‘Chartrand 1)7, Montreal, McKInnrr gave left-hooking Paddy a thor ing the pros In the Nations) Baa- [ Wayne. Sherman has an average Local Sport ft 1.000 -. tha Indiana hai 32 goals, moat in . with tha playoffs achedulad to ■tringtrs. The Americans won by, Tough Job Faces NCAA TV CommHiee I>«lanr>', ( ., .... . ,1 Dad’s Drive-In 2 Palmer Roofing 8 New Jersey, Maaeachuaetta and 12 .' Total*...... SIS •74 6N 13N ough shellacking when they met ketball.k*thsii Assn, how to pile up the i of 87.8 to Brian’a 87.4. . . . Campbell, c the langua. The record of 42 was Tc^ls ...... 5M 525 4M UM 6-2, 6-3, 6-2, and Sppaarad ao ^ Pettit regained the rebound lead Personallxed. Floorp' .. 1 0 l.OOD , Fletcher Gians . fotkm. C(XllMCtiCUL' L'Coaa (31 for the American. title June 19, points. Todd;, a .... sst by Wally Hargesheimer, now Horan ...... IN ftotiva that they itopatontly cdUd from defending champion' Harry K-nirl, X Ponticelli'iI’s .....y;..,. 1 0 1.000 . \ 'Traas Xa. 1 (5)' Groa-ltes ...... ^teiOBtod Im Deteadlfig Larry Doby, tha hard hitting Bliuichnrd Chicago. Jad. 29 (JP)—The newf the NCAA memberahip in a mail 1953. Olson Went on to thump SelVy, the former All-America WaUon. X .. Chatter Nassiff. Anns 1 .900 with tha New York Rangera, when N a a w a ar* interarted in de UNSUNG HEBO take dther of the Auatraliai NCAA Television/ Committee, froiy Furman, scored 132 points Gallatin of the New York Knick Cleveland outfielder, twice haa led Pllcnrr ...... !...... IM referendum." England’s Randy •piirpln for the Jolly, X •••• Gua' Qrindert'...... 1 .900 he was a rookie with the (Heveland Wall *4 M fending the laurels they gained Boston, Jan. 28 (/P) — Harvard’s the American League In home DeCtantU ... sssaesao win. ' fa c ^ with one pf the toughest world championship. last/week, an average of 26.4 per erbockers with 72 to mcrease his Barona in 1990-91. Sirrrna . ( . I v ...... >* iz The North Enda defeated Palmer Low Man ...... 31 Difficulties of gaining approval total to 612; Oallatin. with 603, TeUli .14 4-it 3X SBVBBAL FINE bowling scores Normans . 1 .000 Roofing 36-34 last night in tha " Y ’ last aeas(^ln both the Norwich Frank White laat night received runs, and each time with the eame ■Jobs Involving .College athletics, Weighing a hefty 198>i. Young giê. Hk increased hia total . Fred Glover of the Barons hrtd McKonr ...7'7 ,..,, IM 87 the sixth annual Tobacco Table Outflaldar Dal thaPMI- stem Jrom' the variaua views of fell to third behind Johnston's 608. flal's Mari* aenire (til were turned in last' night in the Paganl and 1 .000 Drlia 3>ra 30 113 Intemiodlate Leagua to mova into and Ludlow toumamenU In March. total • of circuit blows. Larry Total*...... IM 4N 534 IMl meets for the'first time today in staggered Johnson (170). with a TinU to 919 for a 21.3 average. a two-point load over teammate Award aa the unsung hero of New lies failed to Mt in 26 PhtIUp Paaaea Coftty Elks League. JoJm Sastela 136- Firs and PolicH 2 .000 soctmd place in Um atandinga. Mitchell feela\t would be wiser topped the league with 32 homers an effort ter develop t r 1959 TV the^many conferancaa and areas. series of left hooks to the Jaw in itH figures art tops in the rrshitr. ( ,. Eddie Olaon for the scoring lead Total* ...... , 617 4M 534 1517 Umaa at bat Milwaukee Fort Wavne's Andy Phlllipi BIm HI. ( ... 381. Wally Backus. 141, 396. Chris Ttaa* Xi^3 (41 Hie game waa iMtUad on aven to drop from the QQ3L now rather EhiEland college football. White, a in 1982 and laat season set the d r- Ths Arosrican Bowling Dongrsas football nrogram which will aaf- The Big Ten and Pacific Coast the. fourth round. When he shook league. • • with a total of 99 points on 24 senior wlngback ranked aa a re Philadelphia in moved into the lead for pUymak- Wrlglil. ( ... ' s io TiDeciantls 143-354. Harris 350. Mc- Dcci'e Drive-Ids defeated Naasiff Ballsleprr ...... 34 IN 113 313 terms Uiroughout ths oontart with than ask league ^NBciala to re suit round trip pace with the aame tournament annually draws an Brava pttel iafy alf factions. Confersnees want nationally coii- up the rallying Johnson In the fifth, Pettit Runnerup Hubbard. ( goals and 39 aaslsta. Gtover also WoodiMry ------U7 ~ IIT arrange hia BChsduie so that he serve Uirouighout the season, initi 1954. / ing with 338 asaUU. Last week’s Teabo, r ... .2 l.-a. 51 Kinney 148, Rossi 143, John Aceto Arms 28 to 27 In the final second tx>th Titahta hoo|dn(r IS field goals. number. average of 25,000 entrtss. The 18-man committee is eched- Irolled regional television. They with some more of his pet puneli Milwaukee's other rookie star. took ovar tlie lead aa penalty lead XSTarrlta ...a...... H3 118 M 333 would be able to enter hia team ated a pass play to end Bob (Teh Bob Pettit, holds down second leader, )3ob Ck>usy of Boston, has PockHt. X • ' Ivi ^^® •"** Correntl 139. Other of play last night at tha We*t Side Plprr ...... 114 104 110 330 The final margin waa ekad out at to elect a chairman today have threatened to telecast inde Referee Ray Miller called it Hauxb, X ... 0 0 er with a total of 102 minutes...... M — IN 104 in the two toumays., ran covering' 40 yards in the last night over Johnson's prote place with 875 poinU for an aver 325. ? Gat*s. X ' j (VI. ]'good scores were found in the Au- Rec in a Mldgat LLgue Baaket Anderson la third wiUi 92 points BoXBtal .. the foul line wiian the North Enda and set a timetable for d.scus- pendently if the NCAA continues Tarca. .,...... 11 115 lit 344 Ths energetic Mitchell felt obli four niinutas to beat Yala 13-9 its restricted game-of-the-week Milter, incidentally, was acciden- age of 20.3. Neil Johnston, last In the only game played last ' -7 -r— — i tomotive League—Gerry (Jhappell ball contest. In thaXseoawl -hall In the scoring race. made 6 for 11 to Palmera’ 4-8. . Blons and formulation of the night, the Rochester RoysU rolled toiais ...... 11 4-14 M ; , Mel Banning 372. Bee—Vic 130 517 350 1337 The. onea were made In the gated to floor a strong club this last'November. policy. UJIy nailed by a Young rial year's scoring champion ■ for , the 359 the doubleheader, o W Grindera Glover and teammate J p c k Telalt .... ■ program. to a 97-86 victory, over the Mil Taggart 365, Walt Suchy 399. final minute of play as Don Sim winter as Manebertsr fans have Wallar Byets. egecuUvS direc Tha powerful Eaatefn . CoUege he stepped in to stop the mcas. Philadelphia Warriore. is in fourth ■maa'i (Ml 'feated Firg and Poiick '27 to 21. Gordtm lead the league In. play- waukee Hawks at LoulsvlHe, Ky. Country. Club' (Men)— Bill Alien mons made good on one of t'wo per become accustomed to watching VALDES F10BT8 tor of the National Callagiate Athletic Assn, made up of 101 A former fighter with a ^trong spot with 827 potnU and waa B. F. PI*. lb Seelert hit on an outside set aiaklnr with 39 aaslaU each. BBC LBAOt'E nosed out by Selvy aa h)s -average Selvy led all acorers with 21 Reynold*. ( ...... S 0r3 4 147-390, Fred McKone 138, Oorge ahdt to put Ddct'a out front as tha Basa'* (II sonal foufar and sank a technical strong quintets. And Naaalffa have Athletic Aasn.. said; jnembers 'vanta national TV con chin. Miller topk it with a Woodiniry. ( ...... R rvft 34 • Little Oil Mayer of the Pitta- Martin ...... 104 I always'fielded successful teams. It Huntington. W. Va. Jan. 28 OP) dipped to 21.2, points and PatUt dropped in 18 tor Smith 189. Post Oace—Joe Twa- final\v)iiatls sounded. For\Deci’s, huridi Hornets leads in gosiUend- Golnik ...... IN • SI ftnd for good-meaaurt, all of which , "Two or three meetings ate eX' tinued writh.some liberalisation. the Hawke in a losing cause. Jsck Gleawm. c n 0-1 ft is 'commonlyily 3agraad that local —Nino foldea. No. 1 anvywdght I TOP CAR ronite, 365, Arnfe Stemd 198-368. were awarded, on /the same play. pected to be held in the process ■Then there are such .independ All live members of a Norw’ood. Larrv Foust o t the Fort Wayna, Anderion, c ...... 0 cm ft it waa'Ueir aecond win In Ing with a 2.68 average. Lankr ...... 1« contandar, wUl aptor tha ting Pistons. sUll fs...... the most— prollflo_____ Coleman and Tom Marshall led Smith. X % 3r4 13 Village CTiarmers—Barton )16. ond robnd and gives then O'Reilly ...... M |} The Noftti Enda than managed to fans havB alwa;lys supported win- of dtvsloping a plan. By early ents as NotrS. Dame, Pennsylvania Ohio, bowling team m s a 156 .n Oft Taxfsrt...... 180 11 againat Jade Flood of Spokane marksman with a aeasonal field | the Royals witj)^ 17 and 16 points, BrohelaM. X -...... ft league lead. Seelert was high freexe the ball aa tha. clock ran ning taams. March, the committee hopes to and other NCAA members W’ho average midway through the 1994- Hul«n*r, X ...... 3 1"3 ft Pitebor Don NeWcombe. the Praaantlv thare is no compstl- here tonight with revenge hia mot f ' . - y •>>>*•' goal percenUga of 96.9. I respecUveiy. t Demrr*,. x ...... 0 0 TOM KELLEY won first prise 7^>tal•...... IN IM 1313 out to preservs their two-point r A A* i?' HMH* hs'va a plan finally approved by r want unrestricted television. 99 season. rides like rival trails him by more than 28 Ftahrr. x ...... 4 (VI R day. I played well enough to win under Cuahinx. X ...... A..-. 3 3-4 I the scorers. Four men oh tH8 loMra Dart-MaM (41 . I mort conditions. Wljne 8hoemake> and idollxes I winnera. Deixle, X ...... 0 (Ml ft each had tour points. The loaers ...... IN III 130 Xarth Eb3* (Mi Eddie A rcaro, ia leaving both be-1 ijje youthful rider’s winning HIOH TANKERS, winners in ...... 137 in Tstal* ...... IS 4-10 34 two straight meets ( Portland and dropped their aecond straight Iota W.‘ ...... M — B. F. PU.\ hind in the race for naUonal riding apr«« last Friday and one winner puller .. f ...... 3 34 s'! Meriden), are home again Satur after copping first round honors. Motil^. 113 4r“f I,*..n .>■■■■■•...'* ^ --- 04 p honors. Saturday gave Itim 81 winners for PRO BASKETBAU, (NBA) 0«*' Ofteden (til puller .. tHUblU, C sseasesaeaasa I CONNECTICUT day facing the always strong Jarvi* .. •iTie 18-yearrold apprentice rider, the j'ear, putting him five up on EiMtem Lftftgne Waterbury Sacred Heart swim Bombardier, u' 14i i' _.rsngr...... *0 6-1 FO RA\AL ^hoemaxer who haa won tha na ...... 554 563 SM IMl Vicki. 'E ...... 1 who halea from the Louisiana W ' L P mers. The Indians fjive a nine- Speor, ( ...... 0 (M> 0 Total* • \truMimmm,GrimaaoB, •X *•••*••*•**••...... | B^you Country which spawned tional tiUe.Jor the part two years. Naumec. I ...... 1 (VO J We*t SM* Tavaro (31 Syracuse ...... 23 19 .! meet schedule not including the CaeetiA, ( ...... <1 0-1 3 WeaneakI ...... IN *4 1 OtaatlsnU, e ’...... SPORTSMEN'S famed Jockey Eric Guerin, zoomed Bdaton ...... 23 19 .( State and New England m e ^ at •ieer. c ...... 3 0 - 1 4 Roar ...... “ rr ...... 15 4-11 M into national prominence laat Fri Dodger "fireman” Jim Hugb 0 Reid .aaaaeooaoooeoa* "T W EMtavltch. ( . 0-1 10 the lead among tha nation's relna- in 1954. The burly Brooklyn re Fort Wavne ...... 29 18 .690 V BOAT SHOWX oflIclaUng in the Glastonbury 478 478 Irtsli. c ...... 44 14 men. liefer cracked 60 Dodger box MinneapoUa...... 24 19 .958 Touii ^Mketball - League every Toul* 5-17 37 Total*.. Ksmlnskl. x • 00 3 acores and didn't atari a .. game. lira sad Paiira ZstaOwMI, X (Ml 3 HARTFORD ' Broussard has set tlM paca sine# Rochester ...... 17 23 .4fKfnii y night. All games are r. PI* Probably tha numher one "sta To*t. X ...... 0-L a STATE ARMORY the Fair Grounds opened Thanks The New York City fire depart Milwaukee ...... 16 31 .295 in the spacious; new Glas- SaU)-*,. ( ... KoCrs, X ■••• (Ml 0 TUXEDOS - CUTAWAYS' ment made the Chlcago-hom Therrien. ( . tistic” which points up ths sqc- GOOD CLEAN USED CARS giving Day and show* 60 wrlnners Tweeday*a Sekedula lury'Hlgh gym. Corltarham, cas* of the New York GlanU In in 45 days of riding. He has all Dodger an honorary deputy fire Fort .Wayne va. SyracuM at Tedford. I .. Score St haU tline. North Buds 34-30. Kel«h. c ... 1994 ia tlie on* wMch shows Giant Easy Tanas — O aoraafaad — l«i(f la thf Laaf Raa. but clinched the'* meeting's riding chief in 1993. BuffaJd, N. Y. . Redleg battettng-ram, Ted Klus- pitchers flUowed a total of only New York re. Rochester at Buf xewaki, who led the major-leaguea waaeon, x TOMORROW’S SHOW STAR Forma! shirts, ties and accessories gIbrin*. X .. 6 f t tiM 550 runs in the club’s 194 gamea Only one pair N brotherajDMN- falo. N. Y. (A ia home-rune in 1984, also topped PUh-r, X while the (Stamps' offense was won collsglata slnglea tennis ItH CAOlUAC CONYiSnSli 1949 PONTIAC CLUE COUPE — E'VER'YraiNG for weddings and Lmix. I .... 4^ S A L Miiddftg'a BesuH all N.L. fire _)>asemen in fieldtiig NEW gaserating a total of 732. Giant tales. CUfford Butter won the FuU leather upholetery, ceaapletely equipped wiUi Jet Madr flab*, rrltii wNMe waH Mr*a. mdia. an formal occasions. * Roebsater 97, Milwaukee 96. with .996. In so doing, "Big Klu" Total* ...... 10 14 huriers allowed the opposition an championeitlp in 1933. Brother Er- radle, hen ter, signal lights, power eent and trin- baafar. gaa aavbig six cyilader eagtoe, runa aad Wedftsaday'a Sciwdiile led his league afield at Ms position Brora at )>al7 time, 134 p»a ' nart won hi 1937 and 19M. Both Police. average of 397 rune per nine In dows, new ttica. Ltsatreo* dark green finish attt laoka Hke a later HwdeL ' Syracuse vs. PhUadalpbia at for the fourth conaccutive year to 10-iacli nings. played for Tulanc. ' aff by wMte wall tirea. Aa erlgtaal 49,fl09 mile Borton. tie a major league record lield by Oa«i‘( llkl- ear that canlea a new epr guarantee. WE HAVE FORMALS IN J 'lu U L 3tsifidL Fort Wayne at Boston. four others, the laat of whom was m. r . Clifitfrfiild 194S CADILLAC 4.DOOR Near Yorlr at Rochastar. Charley Grimm. J. Toomey. *...* 3 (VO M A G I I E Hanirn, ( ..... U BS OPEN DAILY I TJWe-8 ATDBDAT8 11 AJI. 461 MAIN ST. - cuiU to break the previous recdril fOl Mai* Straat of fsven, held jointly by the 1932 . X ’N A K C B t t l l E R l TA mtcheQ s^ssn »77 MAIN STREET B ro o k ^ Dodgers and 1994 Hatp mi-COKE-FUEim /i&‘-

-V- .'V, . .'■V' ip.-ff,** •'.et ■ '-■m ff'-r-i ew. '.ri. ■i/ .1 f i«AKCKB8TSB gVEKING HERitLP. MANCHESTER. OQipia tUESpAY, JANUARY 2$. 1$68 .PAGE MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER, CQNN., TUESDAY, JANUARY 25,1956 wia 'ousted last Juan lit 'A For Sal* For Sale 72 Wanted—Real EaUte 771 lad by (toatlUo Arinita. T Y Dealer* ForiuCS' R o u m o For 8 «lo P i r s t R e l Set Serrkcs Offcrod IS CARNIVAL BT DICE TURNBR Artielco FBr SMo Wcorlnt Ap8«rrt-i-FiiiB 87 ® OAS The rAnovcI' of Mendou . A B t00M>>U— fo r Solo 4 r$10.800 DI rTAS A p i n ; ftTs-iooms and* IF READY to buy, asU, Local $tocks dlacloeoit'liat night in a goveni- WOtXJSN RESOtANTS and rug ^ BOLTON—Lake Street Exieiiaian, lu g a rooms, sktait nook, all on on# floor, real astato, moiifafea' Aesociatiow ItM CBBVROLirr otattai wacon. BLACK'CLOTH mat with caraci^ Colonial C »pt Cod, euathm built, menL^-iinnoanoement. It taid the e i a n i r i M atripa for Maiding and hoqlmgii porch, garage, storm windows, screens, ntfkMr .Consult Howard R. L a i ^ S a M y [ent^Bid pdOneL-.one of the top men in iUAo, tiMtar. thna MOtar. FOR lEPTIC UtiK cleuliif cm> cMtar, aUe 88-40. 3tl. 9-3417. foiir bedroom home; large kitchen I i ^ a lot, qteet large trees, quiet estAuiaM Agency. MI. l-ii07. tost, I, BUm . MI. I-33S0. Jenâ' Rug Miop, U Talcott Ava., ■ Ill lin y I S, CeatiUo Arntae' revolutiORnr^ About 10 MMClMSter tahn$ai(m Uka MW. Vary el«aa inMoa ODd RockvlUe, Corni. Phone-8-8704. and living room, lU hatha, two- stores, school. Carl street Only $12,400. Cstlton W. I p. M. srtsss cut. DcwgtM Motora, m_MaIn. Rqmtfr Sarvtoai car garage, workrium. Wen laiid- Hutchins. ML 44132, 4-4494. ' o i r m o s a movement, womd get anoteer' post dealers who alao aervicC-tha M(s JUw rtiseiiM t Wanted—To Buy 58 Ins. 30. 9-5183, By Costa Ric^ but'did not spraify what his new BATTERIES — oK.'Bviara Complete repairinc, retinlahlnc, ONE HERCULES Enj^SMi hike, leaped, large lot. Cau owner. ML gathered last, night to form tite BATmUBB — OOW 0». new, one graan, one white bath SEVEN ROOM Caps Cod, brssss- duties would ' • CLASSIFIED ADVT. rbpUMioc on all typM o( furniture. 3-6733. I n e e d s PAINT and papek hut this- First NaUo Manchester T V Serviceman type ea low aa t4.M.ex., lone ^ tub, alighUy chipped, douMe bed Six room home Is centnilly lo way and garage, fireplaca, hot Manchester yrsatew ik fflsss^ uOte) (OsetfnaM fraaa Page Om ) DEPT. HOURS ■ITJO. Written fuaraatee. Cole Zifmuad Goads, Prop, Formerly WANTED—Medium sUe trunk wiUi MANCHESTER, M H l^ 8L-Of- ■o#r‘ niciina’ Aaan. of Watklna Broa. Tel. MI. I T44S. box apring. New, altghtly ‘dam cated. Has three hodroonto oil water heat. Tarracsd town,, 8:18 A. M. to 4:S0 P. M. Motors. MI. 9-WO. lock. 3fL 3-8733. fera wanted cm this Mg UtUa aevra made it plain they thdqght the Hartford eommisBlon^ action followed Tha group will h* afflUatod aged. uiquire 198 Woodbridge St. heat, automaUc hot water. 8aa it shaded lot. Beautiful aettln% Only Date Booh" Baite«>,weUrivawaJr>,weU land- x-i gatarday. Jaa. SS action to Prsaident Elaenhowar’* Findcll Director Th* aim of tha two greupa is to. FOR CLASStnED ADVT. MI. S-mi aRer «. . LARGE FA30LY horns; complsto- Manehsatsr Trust ; . . 6Q $5 eiid of ths (toata Rlcan-Nicaraguan . Service ' 30. 9-0373. f u r n i s h e d r o o m , lady or gen- ecaiMd. Asking 113,600.413,600. ^ U O F H A MANCHESTER —Six room ranch^ PoUo Balt stats Armory. meaaage on the Formosa maintain standards of serviea and A ;iy remodeled for assy up to date MON. THRU FRI. DeCORMIER MOTORS CsU ia-9-6660 Ueman. Homs privUeget.,, 43 availaMe. Exclusivelualva WUMw attaehsd garsge, corner lot;-spUt ' ' Fab. 4 mod $ was watched .eagerly. K " 7 * ^ bordar—ordered for 5 Am. (7 Am. The Naftbnal Venetian Blind repairs oft television scU to help Ruth Frarichs,I, Realtors. XA. \}lvl^. Thla fine seven room home prsaS (Peiping Radio said today that >Utnn Fir* EST) today—raised ths threat of 10;S0A.M. If No Answer Ot Evenings Church St. ■* rail -tenco, ceramic - tile bath, (toramunily P 1 s y s r s 'ord Firs th* public.^ , BuikUnf Matcrisb 47 7-18N. Mrs. Stover,ivar. AD . 8-4733. X , ' auh porch may ba saen at aay Tima Out for Ginger,” Itowe prepanftions for war i^rere being war betwsan his forces, and (tosta Assn, of Amdnca, meetlng.ln con SATURDAY 9 A. BL SAYS: “SUrt the year off amesite drive, comUnstion wte . Near new school and shop- Firs By policing their members, the in-9-7609 ROOM WITH twin beds, two gen dows end screens. Sisnstbly priced School, S:30 p. m. carried out in the Formosa area, Rloa'A -/ vention at the Hotel . De Udo of organisation hops to maintain rieht with o m of these fine tleman, talavialon, shower, free center. Lot sox 180.3(adrtlne ; Friday, Frit 11 broadtest heard In Tokyo 8omoaa/4wd he was rushing re- BILLTRAYGIS Western Sheathing . .per M $80.00 at $15,600. A. R. Wilkie and Co. Realtor. 3 a 9-1443. Miami Beach, Fla., during the-past the reputations of the aerylcamah Toine coMnouinoN «m x car values." Terms to suit parking, kitdMn privUegks. 3d. 30. 9-4I69.______“Sweatlt Pia” minstrel of Rain ferrsd to the movement ot- U S. inforcaiiMmiSlip to the- border and week, elected Oorge Findell of 40 FOR PR03IPT, EXPERT Framing ...... par’M $St4lb .etna and perform a publle service. BE AFFREOATED^ your purse. 8-4809. Notice REDU qmck aaie. Six bow Girls, Bowers School. esrriers into Formosan waters and th# shedding of "any drop of (toburn Rd. a director of the or '3lhohiMd'..ahak!lP.i.. .34’’ BOWERS SCHOOL Area. Largs 4- Astfia Temporary officers of (ha new s ro v iC E ON month (tope epd, 9 rooms (3 Satorday, Feb. 13 said: Nteariguaivi’ blood win mean ganisation. ^ local group are Arthur Benaen, NOROE, BENDIX, CR08LET AU colors...... :. .KAV 84. $12J0 PLEASANT ROOM, hot water, room ranch, 3 twin aisa oedrooma, (tonn. Ofnei: BoArd o f T a x Review unfiniah* at 348 Weat (tontar Lincoln Day dinner-danca at ("(totnbiding with this, U.S. de war/’ 'FlndtlL owner of th* Flndell Dial MI-3-5121 WASHERS—DRYERS kitchen privllegee. N Center St. fireplace, plastered walla, oil hot Hartford Stean^' president: Jolut F.- Maloitey, me* 1961 MERCURY CLUB Clear Flush Mahogany ’The Board of Tax Review of the Street/ bus line and within Masonic Templa.' fense ofllciata dlscloaed that the /In Bah Joac, a gsnaral staff Manufacturing Co. ot 449 E Mid-; president; Albert A. AtktoA sec Doors ...... from $5.98 3d. 4-4397. water heat caltor, amesite drive, TVavalers ,. COUPE' Can ' Town of Manchester, Conn., will walking ica of new church - Elks second annual, Valtntina American fleet was equipped with ■ipokasmaii IndicatefTatod govenunant (Ae Tpke., exclusive makers of retary; and Fsarvsnts Vlehl, KD Windows, complete from $1X30 near bus. Only $14,4u0. Carlton W. achool shopping. Plaster Ball, SUta Antiory. atomic bombs and threatened they troopi anterad tha buffer sone A apotlCM ctf In tip-top condl* WALLY’S APPLIANCE TWO FURNISHED bedrooms, pri> be in session at ths Municipal Hutchins. 30. 94133, 9-4444. Cosm- Light Klrach Sunaire and Vertlcai Vene treasurer. Lost aad Feond ,. Only $396 down. Nails 8 and 16 common ■ vate bath, kitchen privUeges, near Building the following days dur wall*, ftrepla^.^ plastic tiled bath, would be used when necessary. this morning. He said the loyalist tian Blinds in this ares, and Mrs. The next meeting of the group tlon. SERVICE (’’All three signs have strength Conn. Powar .... Picked up : ...... keg $8.80 bus and atorea. 'Parking. Excel ing the month of February, 4955: MANCHESTER ROAD—New three room, knotty pine kitchen cabi Hartford EIm . Lt. forcaa had been ordered to ad- Flndell. attended the week long win be held on Monday at a timo VODltD-Ona a(od Mack Oockw. East Hartford BU-S-3740 ened the belief in Peiping that tha lent arrangement for teachers or February •!, 3, 8, 4, 8 to 5 P.M. bedroom ranch, full cellar, hot nets with exhauM fan, full basa- Wapping Hartford Gas Co. 33 vane* as soon aa tha nautrallty of convention. and placa to ba announead later. Can BoHon Dof Warden. ML 1965 CHEVROLET 2-DR. C3ear CUmshell or ment with baSument garags. United States Intrigues for the so- tho area waa lifted. Two houra ANTIQinCS Refiniahed. Rapalilng Colonial Casing ...... per C $6.80 two ganUemeri. Phone 3d. 3-7374, February 7, 9. 9, 8 to 9 P.M. Feb water hast fireplace, tile bath, ‘So. New uigland / . -'t'. ■ /. STATION WAGON dene on any furniture. 'Ileman, bressa and garage, only $18,400. Aluminum stornT' and screen called ccasn-flre through tha later, at 4 a.m. (9 a.m. EST), they ruary 10, 11. 14, 15. 8 to 8 P.M. United Natiohs good offices is an Tel. .)< ...... 3914 4114 Color: green. Nicely equipped. IN South Main St. Phone 30. Shingles, Doors,’ HaRhyare, Trim rURNISHED ^tOOM for a couple All persona claiming to be ag g. A. Beechler, Agent. Phone 30. windows. Only $14,900. Jhrvis Break at School ■till had not made contact with FO O ItD -A place where »«■ »««> utter deceit to cover up new war Osd^MlaS) Only $805 doWn. $-8$43. Jamba—Everything tar the also aingla room for a gantleman. Realty (to., 464 Ontor St. (toU the insurgent forceA The high aecure a eompleta Una e( udtr^ ~ grieved by the doing of the As-^ provoentioins.^.) Allied Thermal 43 Contractor 44 High St. sesaors of the Town of Manches 30. 8-4113. Am. Hardware IS command inatructed fleld com yatna and acB— orlaa, -tarn. MANCHESTER — T.V, Service, Remains Mystery The garrison commander of ter, Conn., and those requiring ad MANCHES’TER Arrow. Hart, Heff. ... 4B manders to ba careful to avoid foodiL enbroMety eotuma aadi 1956 CHEVROLET 2-DR. radio and T.V. spadallsU sinca NATIONAL BUILDERS I HAVE ROOM WiOi kitchen privi EAST HARTFORD—Attrketive and (toinese Natlona] Quemoy was friction with Nicaragua'i National TH E N E W threadi at Toof Tarn justments must appear and ffle Aaso. Spring*.;...... 37 10$4. Housa aervice call $S.M 30. SUPPLIES leges for lidy or working couple Very comfortable five rom home Wapping Jan. 29 (Special)— quoted today by the official Cen Guard. 80 Cottage St. FtMoe ML SEDAN 3d. 4-4004 bStois 3 p.m. their complaint at ona of thsss Green Manor, ranch with in choice tocstion. Garage, toi Bristol B rass...... 174 Color: tu-tone grey.- Nicely 9A060 or 3ir. $-4007. 3S1 State Street tral Daily Newa as predicting that Tha flve-natlon peace group taid meetings or at soma adjourned full basement located on lot. Madeline Smith, Realt (tonstabla'Daniel Shea has an- the d ll twee Communists would Cheney Bros...... 94 SS&.' equipped. Only $806 down. North Haven, Conn. it would leave by plane this GONDER’S T.V. Service, avaUahla meeting of said Boai^ of Tax Rs- "Vemon St. ExceUent con 9-1443.______. • «h«» th»r« are no further ‘‘deflit'itoiy” invade that Island naar Collins ...... 110 1/jgT THAT satlMled feMIng Telephone CHestnut 8-3147 [ p l e a s a n t ROOM.next to bath. Em-Hart . . . , i ...... 30 morning for Washington, traveling any time. Antenna conversions. 4Tiew. ■ ------dition, Selling for $17,500 developmanto in tha theft of $34.8S the Red mainland, but that Sny via PanamA It said it would meet you haven’t tried dUbm at t Pbilco factory aoparvlaad sarvlca. 3n,,t-ll94. ■ 5’ The time ot appeal Is limited by NICE groom cape, hot water he from a ssfe h* (ke office of the Fsfnlr Bsaring ...... 374 Roaemoat Reetaurant, RouM I 1950 NASH 2-DR. such attack would' "certainly be with the OAS’ council tomorrow Tal. 301 9-14M. lew to 20 flays from and after the with liberal financing fireplace, large lot, immediate - Union School last week. smashed. Landers. Frary, (HA . 31 Bolton, Reeenttona. hanqiiete. ^ fir-uM w m « «<■■.** Dianonda— Watches— cupiuicy, $13,000. Phone S. night. AMBASSADOR first day of February, 1985. available. The break was made through a "'We are confldent,” Gen. Liu N. H. Mach. C o ...... 37 mnlsiiiaB dfimttv invilML IFw Super aeriee. Color: mrlglnat RUBB18B and aahaa removed. Gen Jewelnr 48| Boarders Wanted 59-A Esrla 8. Rohan, Beechler, Agent. 3(1. 3-4949. ndow in the doOr of the boUer Korth and Judd .... 31 It decided on the hurriad return "Not# tha food strong material in tha Aca panta I’m Yu-chang was quoted "that we at a-meeting with Flgueree and naervattooB contact Cbarlia or green. Radio, weathereye and over eral claanlng of attics, callara and Chairman < at the rear of tha achool. Russell Mfg. 114 Marie ML 0-«MS. yards. Can 31 and M RuhbUh re-| waaring, Mr. Higgina!** LEONARD W^TOST, Jeweler, ra- T. J. CROCKETT MANCHESTER Six room (tope would be able to gtvethem a big Ilia cabinet which began after, the drive. A peitectly preserved car. Herbert A. Phelon, Jr. Authorities claim that the office ger thrashing than they cuffered Stanley Woiito ...... 53 movaL 3d. 94797. pairs, adjusts^ watches expertly. ROOM AND board. OaqUaman. (tod, large kitchen, oil heat, nice Terry Steam ...... 113 commlsalon returned from Man Only $175 down, Secretary on the second floor was lock in 1949." lOST—m viciiiity of Walnut Street, Reasonable prices. Open dally. | Phone 3d. 8-7475. Real Estate Broker fenced-in lot. All utilities. Handy Torrington ...... 224 agua' yesterday afternoon ' and- small Fox Terrier puppy. White Thursday . evenings. I N Spruce, Paul R. Marta to school and shopping. Pries ed. and the safe, wUh a combine-* The Rids' were repulsed srith Painting—Aqwring 21 Help Wanted—Feauda 65 Tha tlon was alao locked. Constable U. S. ^velope com. .. 84 laated into tha early houra this with three brawn circles on beck, 1965 CHEVROLET 2-DR. RANGE BURNERS and heatera l Street. 3d. 9-4N7. Board of Tax Review of Office MI-3-5416 $11,500. Other listings available. losses running into thousands morning. A R E HERE Town ot Manchester. Shea said there was no evidence U. S. Envelope pfd. .. 6S hob taUed. SmaU boy'a pat. MI. STATION WAGON need cleaning? OUl 3d..a-3S30. PAINTINO AND Pmpethanglng, SHIRT PRESS OMrator wanted. Wsnted— Roona—Bosrd 62 Phone Barbara Wooda Agency. when they invaded Quemoy in Oc Veeder-Root ...... 43 (toata Rica appealed to the t-iasT.______Residence Ml-9-7751 MI. 6-n02. of the do6r of. the safp being jim tober, 1949, but at that time -they . New Trades Are Color: pretty tu-tone brown. quaUty worir, reaaoaaMa prices Apply in person.-New Model Laun- mied. There ware bloodstain* on The abmrs te>o44i>bi» **i« not te OAS for aid at the atart of the FuaI and Fesd 49-A | employed no air power - ■■ tlfey rebellion against Flguaras two - t o e r —Oirt’a Mack loafer, eiae si Nicely aqulpped. Only |896 down. H A I IMDIO-TV SERVICE. Tal. and prompt amvici. Free esti- d ^ , 73 Summit St.. WILL CARE for elderly lady in my FIVE ROOM Cape (tod, pine pantl MANCHESTER—Four room home, the broken glass of the back door. M eenstrued a* actual marltotA mataa. Fully insured. Call Bert did against Ylkiangshan and rela weeks ago. Tha (tosta Ricans Coming In, Every Day at Center Springs Friday night. 3d. I saw . Gary lamonaco. BALES LADIES, expeclence pro SEASONED Hardwood for stove, home. 30. 9-0338. Notice led heated eun porch 8 bedrooms, all conveniencet including dty The seventh grade activity fund PlanU. 3d. 949M. 'was ths money taken. The intrud tively very little naval power. ■ charged Somosa had trained and Have a sIm 5H. takan in vror. forred. Full time only. Five day furnace or fireplace. Call 3CL oil best, Venetian blinds, copper utilities. Near but, scboola and Liu’s statement was made on 1949 HUDSON CONV. FilRNITUIUlf Rafiniahing, antique ’The Board of Tax Review at stores. Full price, .$6,400. Man ers missed another'$159 kept $1**- equipped the rebels in NIcsiraguA ML S-SMT. ' week. Interviews' between 4-10 s. 3-70U. Leonard Glglio. Bolton. plumbing, large lot and amealto a vislL to ()uemoy Monday by Gov. Suspend Sentence cliarge Somdsa denied. CLUB COUPE funUture a apectMûStini cS ed P A m ^ G . AgArtBieBtA— FIste— Bolton wUl meet at tha Bolton. driva. (toll. 3(1. 4-4704. chester-Six room (tope Cod, nice whare in the office. — ■ OUT THEY GO A one owner car. Red leather and rushed. Anaon F; Thorp. y M lng. New 1 ^ m. only. Tots N ’ Teens, Inc., OM C. K. Ten 6f Formosa, who head- *rhe, OAS Mnt aerial obabrvers 3Caln St., Msneheeter. TeneneAts 68 Community Hall from 9:80 A. M. condition. Sale price, /$ll,800. Meat Tomorrow lo ate Interior. Radio, heater and over Phone 3d. 9-6736. I hooka. Free aatimatea. Call Oil- l a r g e r a n c h home, three twin- Tho United Workers of the edâ "comfort mlsaien.’’ Of Vernon Man and tha- pcaca commlaslon and the bert Fickett after 6 p.m. 3d. Gsrden— Finn— Dairy to 4 P. M., Tuesday, Fieb. 1. Tues Many more listings of kit kinds, drive. Only $178 down. a p a r t m e n t aiu bedrooma,-fireplace, full cel (toll The Ellsworth MJtten Agen First (tongregatlOnal (tourch will Qiiemoy is the most important UiUted Statea.aent (toss Rica fou< MELODY RADIO-T.V. phono’s, 3-4463. WANTED—Part time secretary for Prodnete 50 unfurnished, three day, Feb. S, and Saturday, Fab. JUST LOOK AT THESE PRIClS rARO that wUl last you rooms and bath. Apply 419 No. lar,'exceptional 8 acres, good land. cy, Realtors. MI. meet at Wolcott Chapel tomorrow of the Nationaliat Islands off the fighter planee with OAS approval ’ night calls. Guaranteed service. | an insurance agency, 8 or 4 hours 19. Henry E. OatrowaU, 38, of Somosa recaived 36 Mustang Evary giver to the in afternoon. 3fust be good tyMst. No.*^ 1 Green Mountain pota- Main St 30. 94674. BOARD OF TAX REVIEW Trees, high slevstion^ view, subur at 8 p.m., when work will be atart- Red ChhiM coast. 3d. 9-33M. U. 8. fighters last weak from Sweden. ?■ poUo H *g " win share In -the 1953 WILLYS 4-WHEEL to P.O, Box 814, 3tan(mes- ToilaiHl Chester T. Hathaway, ban. Vary reasonably priced. Carl VACANT—Six ro o ittO ^ Cod, two dd on two projects, which have And though he did not mention Washington Street, Vernon, was Courses and Ctsases 27 Reply. to I toes. Bryan Bros., 179 He annouivcad last night In W that wnt he ours when tMa DWVE JEEP ter. Conn. TurnpUia. 30. 9-7037. FOUR ROOM duplex. No children e Chairman ton W. Hutchina. MI. 9-5133, 9-44M, Mocks from Bowiowte's Sc!:hoM,* but been eelcct^ for this year. Hie I it. it eaems likely that President given a one year auspended jail .■itJStfs, dread lUataii i f eUminated. A real buy in A practically new W03nahandbags repaired. Upper r ^ Write Box D, Herald. The following schedule !e for locatimto Verplanck Sclraol. Only tor. ML. 94449. ______larceny waa noUed. feared a frontier crosaing by A aolid unit of a thousand usea. ihg. Box L, Herald. Shop, corner Oak and Spruca. after 4 p.m. of the following officers: Mrs. Isa- The first editorial here on Preai placement, .umbrellas repaired* the hearings of the Coventry $10,980. Maddock and OeVes, Oetrowaki waa arrested Oct. 30 Cotta Rican troops' chasing the DAIRT QUEEN No. S-$07 Only $178 down. beUa BOice. Mrs. Edith Oken. Mrs. dent Eisenhower'e message was 19M OHEVROLET men’s shirt collars reversed and LEARN WELDING for Mg pay op: BARBER'WANTED—Needed im FRANK’S IS Buying and aelUng Board of Tax Review. ^Raaltora. JA. 34286, AD, 3-0133. Estate 77 in connection with a break at the 300 rcbeirwho took aanctuary in turnpike West-Open >eer : replaced., Marlow's . Little Mend Dorothy Shook, Mrs. (tofbt Toco- cairled by the EngUsh-Ianguage Convertible. Cieoa.. portÛes. Easy to train, spam -mediately due to illneaa. Good good used furaiture and antiques. Bostness LocAtloas February 1. 1955 M- Mary Ctoaney Library and poUce the buffer area, six milea wide Inelde table service. » ing Shop^ MANOIESTED, Wetherell Street— ARE TOU CON8IDERINO nis and Mrs. Florence Seaupre. (toina News which said: “If evac 1955 BUICK CENTUR^ time. Complete instruction In arc aalary. Apply 1013 Burnaide Ave., WUl be open 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. 30. j For Rent 64 Tuea. 9:00. A.M.—5:00 P.3C. said he later admitted three other sad 19 milea long, After their at Five room ranch, basement, oil BELLING TOUR PROPERTY? Jaworskl-Paatnla and acetylene welding. Get free or caU RockviUa 5-4313. 94680, 430 Lake St. February 9, 1955 uation of the Tachena is intended local breaks—at tha (tontar Phar tempt to oust Figuerea failed last TAX RETURNS prepa^ in ymih HARDTOP FLAT FINISH Holland window heati ftreptora. -^panelled living — M r.-and Mrs. Stanley^ Jaworski Id'sHorton the Pacific defenie Une home or by appotnunent Eicper- \ facta. Utilities Institute, Box B, FOUR ROOM Office suite, excel Thura. 9:00 A.M.—5:00 P.3t macy, the Temple Beth Sholom week. Loadwi' and practically.- new. \ ahades, mads to measure. All AUTOMOBILE mechanic. Due to FURNITURE-W a arsTSOjShgTad lent decor, complete facUittes, and dining rooms, alumln fraa and ut any of Broad Brook have announced to fit Into the free world's global Mnced tax won. ML S-4T3S. a bundle on thla car. metal venatlBn Minds at a new Herald. February 4. 1955 ' the engagement of their daughter. and the Poet Office. There was no official word that increased sales and aervice, wa selUng good used furniture. Jones street and rear parking, modar- storms. H i acre lot. Fruit trees Wa also buy praporly for strategy, we are sure the govern (toief Herman O. Schendcl said OPEN WEDNESDAY-THURSOAY NIGHTS UNTIL f Ihw price. Keys made while you I Fri. 4:30 P.3C.—9:00 P.3C. Miss Joanne Katherine'Jaworski. Costa Rica had yet ordered ite Only, $796 down. have need of an experienced man Furniture, 86 Oak St. 30. 9-1041. ate rental. 30. 9-1490 or 30, extria H. G. Bornheim Realty. Belling or htuflng contact ment here will give It favorable this ^morning that, atarting with PRE8C3UFTION8 pU&ed up and w ^ 3(ariow’a. ' February 5, 1955 to Raymond A. Pastula, aon of forces to move into* the sone in daUvered. Danlcl'a' Pharmacy, PrivAte InstractioAA 28 to work in our modern shop under 44080. BU.A4M9, any, time. Mr. Leon TTANLEY BRAY, Rsaltor consideration. - ’ Oitrowski'a arrest, four men have JANUARX CLEARANCE Sat 1:80 P.M.—5:00 P.3C. Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Paatula of pursuit of the rebela. / Figuergs 801 Hartford Road. ML t ’tip.. Many more fine vsiow in Jeeps ideal condition. Apply in person to ard. 3U. 9-4419. 3a-3-S273 "But if It repreaanto beatbig a admitted to 44 (tonnacUeut breaka Bruno Maxzoli, at Manchaster on all our atock of furniture and S3fALL HEATED store on .J^te BRAS-BURN REALTY Pleasant - Valley Road, South said last night he would )\gve to. and fins cars at / street near Main. Apply Edward Signed, 3(ANCHESTER-ColoniaI. $ or 4 Windsor. path of retreat in the iace of within the last two and a half await the outcome of )iis meeting INObMB TAX returns prraared. mbber^^lnyl, rark tile, tte TUe SL Tel. 3d. 9-3868. Free tnstniC' Motor Sales. Tel. 30. 9-5390. appliances. Excellent selection to Thomas D. McKinney Communiat advance; it would he months. Of these, 10 were local HUDSOM Call Dan MoMer. 30. 9-$sn or ttone with each yarn purchase. ______I______—-1^ chooM from. J. HoU, loot Main St. 3 0 34117. bedroome, garage, baaement, WANTED—All types of homea for Mias Jaworski is a graduate of With the OAS group. Memhera Shop. 9-3665. Buckland. Albert Bray large kitchen, living room 13' x waiting buyers. Mortgsget ar Bryant (tollcgc. Providence, R/ I., taken aa being of negative value incidents. of the OAS group who flew from JA. 7-8318. Store hours, klonday thiouim Sat- CHAMBERS FURNITURE and as ail indication of weakness No Cask Down DeCOIUftlER MOTOR ______urday, 4:45 a.m. to 8 p.m., Thura- SERVICE STA'nON attendant, fuU Mrs. B. Strick 33', fireplace, oil steam heat wall ranged. Calf A C B Realty (to. 3H. where ahe was a member of the Roughly $4,000 in money and Managua to Bah' Joss yestarday SALES ' ------^ THREE ROOM office on ground Dated, Jan. 33, 1955. and appeasement. property wpa taken In the breakA JOSEPH, the Union Shop In town BuOdtmtr-CootrAAlBg 14 bra. diUoD, reasonable. 3(1. 3-7919. 9-8094. '4-Door Super. N * c aA down. rates. lEsUmetes iladly givsn. FIRST AND Second mortgages - ranch. srith the Airborne Regiment Com named as'having confessed. dent (torloe (tostillo Armas con XN003fE TAX prepared Jn your bought for our own account. Fast, daUy a.m. or eve,, all day Sat T o BidderiB garage. . bat Team of tha U.8. Paratroop- WANTED FOB BOBBEBY Individual totals went like this home or mine. CaU 3d. 9-4434 for CsU Dick at PI. S-44W or John at| We wiU hire 6 mechamcaUy in w a n t e d OFFICE FOR Rent; Thrta room happens that wa have many tinued today tn the wake of the ML 8-6769. conftdantial sarvlce. 3fanchaster auita^ 100 East Centsr Straat. The ed walla. On bus line. ExceUent Bridgeport, Jan. 35 IF)t-A polica Oatrowaki, four; Chapman and a^FoIntihent. Aato AcccasoiMs—liras t cUned men who need extra in RelUbla, H onest.^.. mortgage availabte, $18,900, War clients who are dependl6s oo ua ouster of CoL Miguel Mendosa aa Invastment Corp., 344 3lhln atreat. Manchester Trust Co., Trust Dept. Sealed proposala for the eon- to find them a home. If you are He la nos^ with the Eastern alarm was out toilay for two Mills, 13: and LaPree, 30. head of the hation's civil guard. GENERAL' CARPENTRY-r-Altera- 30. 8-5419. coma—profit aharing. Araly iG TAKE ovxn strucUon of the Mancheator High ren E. Howland, Realtor, »MI.“ SEE THE 1MB PACKARD Vf PARTS AND SERVICEE for aRMec- MONTHLY PA'YMENTS ML 9-4573. . thinking of sailing, phone MI. Tnioklng Co.^ Bridgeport men wanted*-' in con-' Chief Schendel said other breaka The wgve of arrests began fol WINTERTIRES tiotis, addiUona and new ccqatruc- Thursday 7:80 p.m. Sharp. Per- School, Mancheator, OoiinacUcut, - 3-9900; 3(1. 3-5711. ' M,cettag Held trie rasora. Remingtongton, ]Khlck, aonnel Dlv., 3Iartin-Parry Con>, $1743 9-6781 now. The eale of your home neetton with the $5,300 armed rob may be solved aa welL as Investl; lowing last' week's frustrated at Sunbeam. Nomleo. Ritussle Bar- Buy one, get one half price, Uon. Dormers/ porchss, garagss 1500 SQUARE FT. conveniently lo it. accordance with plana and spa- wUl be hanifled to your satiafac- Last night E^vsrgrecn Lodgs, bery of the Beechmond Dairy pay gAtion la not yet complete in all tack on the Aurora Air Base, out and rooma fiitiahed at rMaonabie 135 Albany Ave., Hartford. ^ 3 Complete HOME OF DUUnctlon. New ranch her Shop, comer Oak apd Spruce. plus tax. TOO MANY DEBTS? cated in 3lancheafcr. WeU de- ciflcationt .prepared by Bn>bcU, Uon. Gaston Realty (to., 166 School A F and- AM met St the Masonic roll here Jan. 13. Police identified castes. side the capital. More than 100 pricas. Workmanship guaranteed. I Rooms of Brand Ntw signed for email manufacturing Frld A Prentice, Architects, Hart- ■ style, fe'atures three twin atoe tod- Tampie. The degree work was 3d. 94433. p h a r m a c is t . ExceUent opportun. / Furniture rooma, lovely modem kitchen, din- St. them aa FrSfik Mason, 41, and persons were taken into custody BUDGET CENTER ISreo estimates. Robert M. Alex-| iiurpose. ML 9-8365. ford4 OonnecUcuL dated January omittad and an education program 4 '^ b SSS!' 4 2 9 9 9 ity for a live wire in nearby town. Beautiful WesUnghouaa Electric toif room, sunken living room, fuU fTJSniiHa Peter (?ireUs, 44. Police Supt. immediately after the attack- 91 Center Street ander. Tel. ML. 9-7718. Csrry them in one bas 10, 1956, will be received on or was held. John A. Lyddy said John Mason. Model » 0«. SOM M«()(). Qi3tl. 9-7444.. ^ (tommunist elements and support Anto Bepalrtng—Pslntiag 7 wages. Api^y Tdber Baaeball dence-office, for professions] man. Street, Manchester, Oonntfctlcut, Realtor, 30. t-5678. 104 Henry for having the largest (iercentage MERIDEN TBIO d e n y THEFT ers of ex-President JacobO Arbens ’51STUDL V ^695 Manufacturinig Co., Inc., HllUard Instead of Westinghoose Electric Street. of membership present. ' Three town officials are atudy- 8 FOR YOUR remodeling job or I CUl 3Uss Swset. 3H. 34147. and then at said time and at said CiAPE O p a P*rker 8t., five Middlefleld, Jan. 25 (P>—Threa Gusman instigated the_ uprising. Only OWNER WANtSiot away Sum CONNECTICUT St.. Refrigerator if you prefer ______siaie Friday ing poeaible methods . of cutting Very islean. CAB b u r n O ILt new work. CaU Wm. Kanahl, Con-1 Municipal Building will ba pub rooms down, two unfinished up. Meriden men today awaited su A ren s' Red-iqpported ' r,e g I m c Dewn day paper route, over: tractor mad BuUder, 819 Centarl Ruga, Lamps, Tables, Unoleum and CRA3IBER OF (iommtrca Build- licly opened and read aloud. Hot yiater oil' heat, comMnation Tha Ladles Aid of lha (tommun- down on tha amount of dust that $as ess. nwne 3d. 9-83lo: a Few Other Articles W A N Tli)—Building lot. (toll 30. perior court trial after waiving m ost All St. TtL 30; 3-7773. MOR’TGAGE EXCHANGE ing, 13S E. Cantor. Largs front of 'and acreena, fuUy In- Ity Church will hold, a food sale' examlnatlone and pleading inno blows from Memorial Field, site of Situations Wanted— •^VERriHINO Plans and specifleatione may be ^•UU after 4 p.m.______, the new high school, Into homea ■ TWO GIRLS destre ride to Pratt A CATS. pATts And~1ibep~$4Si96. fices. Private Isvstories. Unlimit- amesite drive. A real buy Friday afternoon starting at 3. cent yesterday to Charges of re row IS THE tima to think about I ■ . CH-6-8897 Feted* .5$ THE UNPAID sd parking. Immediate occupan examined at the office of the r : Wilkie A Co. 3(1. p.m.. at Jackson's Store oi. ( ak- near the field. Whttiiey, East Hartford, from vi- naoney down- $4.90 moni BALANCE PRICE Architect, 843. Asylum Avenue. FOR PROMPT courteous sarvica, ceiving Slid concealing stolen prop __ ed attic I cy, Reaaonabls. Phone MI. 9-9719. land Road. erty. John Kronenberger, 2Z. John James’ L. Perrx» clark-of-the- ctnityIty Woodbridge and Parker rooms WANTED—’rran g to d Motor Guarantee. Phone MeTi apecifleationa only or the chloride is one method -nlmney LOCAL COUPLE wiî two children ten per cent (10%) of hto bid in îiblic Records your,home, insured dual contml repairs. 9 ^ eatfmaiM. . R ^ l *"• THE NEW kfANCUESTER Pet BENGAL comMitotlon range, ' ax» nged 4 or $. room unfurnished the form of a certified check or car. Larsen Driving SMmwI. 3d. Haganew. 30.94311 .tey Jack our flvs cent High Grade Nut ma Cantor, fee Main SL, mvltes jm i ceUent condition.' Hot water coU. apartment. 30. 34168. Md bond satisfactory to the TViwb Oerttflcato of Deeceat 19S$ 0L0S340BILB Super N con- 44079. aoD. 30. 948». . chines in this-area. No selling! To to vlMt pets of all klnda. Con- MI. 3-8336 after t. of Mancheator from a surety ’ . . ; . . JUST THE FACTSl vertlMe, radio, heater, hydrema- qualify for work you must havs nacticut bred Parakeets. 30 WANTED BY ratired tody, 3 or 3 Batata of William Vennart to Only $1095 Dowr DRIVINO Instructhme from your room unfurnished, heated apart company authorised to do business Rose 8. Vennart, property .on ’ 4 2 9 5 tie. Excellent condiiiea. Origlnel ROOFING. Siding and carpentry. | car, refsrenoaa, 1440 cash, secured 4-4373. Houra Monday througfl DRESSER and mirror, mapit fin In the SUte of Connecticut. earner. Low \nUeege. Price In- home. Dual-control insured car, Altaratiom and additlewa. Cefl-I by Inventory. Devoting 6 hours a Friday, 10 to 4:80, *nioraday 'tU ish. EbcceUent condiUon. 30. ment with private bath. Near bus. Spring Street eludaaiaet of snow c ^ . FinenC' standard or automaUe. Call 3Isn. ings. Workmanahlp guaranteed. ' week to bumaas, your end on per 9 p.m., Saturday .9 to 4, 8. A H. 8-4S96. 30. 4-4339 after 4 p.m. No bid may be withdrawn for a THREE-WAV — Admlnlitratoi'a Deed tng arranged. Tci. 3d. 3-79W. cheater Driving Aeadamy. PL A. A. Dion, Inq., 3M .Autumn centage coUectiona will nat up to Green stamps. period of thirty days aftor the Michael NimirowskI, adminis 3-1349. ToU free. Street. 30. ilS N . - ^ ' $400 monthly with vary good poa- 3CAHOGANY CHEST and dreasac.1 opening of bida.— dUILT trator of the estate of Basil Nlml- 1947 CHEVROUET Stytemaster, aibUlUea of taking over full Ume. WANTED—Home for English Set Very goOd condition, $60 for both. Farms amt Land For Sale- 71 The Town of Manchester re- rowakl, to Rflae NimirowskI, prop MORTLOCK’S DRIVINO SMmo) two4oor. radk), heater. In exi Income increasing accordingly. ter, month of February. Will pay 30. 9-1894. ABOUT 7 acraa of lan.d, high alova- aervea tha right to reject any and erty on HlUstown Road. leat oondltiea. $N6. No mo Lost confidence qaiekly reetored For interview,- include phone In $16. MI. 94793. tion, ideal for huUdliig. Rock- all bids and to walvr any infor- Marriage l i cense down. Douglae Motors.-3N 3teln by e MdUad, eoutieous instructor. Roofinf and Chinuiey* 16-A ap êteta. Write Nut-0-3(atlc 5 5 4 0 Paul (toaries Templeton and *'*% 1954 OLDS STARFIRE C 0 U 4 B PUPPIES, seven weeks COMBINATION GAS and oil stovo. vUle 54784. maliUea in the bidding if it ha in, AND AIR-C0NDITI0NIN6 Street License Included. Insured, dual 'Go., Inc., 40 Exchange Places tha public interest so to do. Rotalecn Lennine Quirk. oontroUed standard and bydrama- ROOFING—Speclaliaiag in repair eM. with full white coUsrs. Sable Good condiUon, $88. 30. 3-6032. CONVERTIBLE ing roofs of aU Unda. Alao new New York 5, N. Y. - BnUdteg Permit FOR A GOOD DEAL tic c a ^ 3d. 9|73N.______and white. 3Q. 9-7664. .. Houses For Sale 72 The successful bidder will ba re- a To Theodore O. Goodchlid for al r o m Gutter woA. Chimneys EASY INDRIER washing ma qulred to furnish a performance a AU equipped. A luaclmw turqueira. and chine. Unlveraal alectric stova, terations to a dwelling on Wood- Williams OU Bervlee give# . yea EXPERT clsansd, rspaired, 34 years’ sx- bond aaUafactory to the Town of croam. Slid A GOOD DEAL MORE MotoTcycleA— BIcyctaA 11 Help WaatM—Feaale 35 aolld mapla dropleaf table and I 8ABy'2lOC56 bridge Street, $900. iBstaUatloe of these world famooe OE 'perienca. Free estimates. Call| Uve Stock— Vehkdcs 42 Five Rooms—Gsrsge, oil heat, hfanchester in an amount not lass Hmrisy. 3tenchestsr 30. 34341. four chairs. Raaaonable. Ownar| To (torter Chevrolet Co., Inc., produeta. Our staff ia highly tralMd and See McCl u r e . vary claan, axtra lot Now vacant than one hundred, per cent BICTCI-E REPAHUNO. aU types WE BUY cqw s, calvee and beef moving. CaU 30. 4-731t. ’ for an ' office building on experteaeefl. English a specialty. Now.open ■catUs. .Also horses. Plsla Bros. —$13,800. (100%) -of the contract price, Street $1,000. ^ $4f 5 Down Hew Ritd Used Cars p.m. to 9:M p.m. 31anchaater TsL MI. 3-7406. MONTOOMEUIY WARD refrigera covsrinc the faithful performance ■'To eSarence J. Lawle for a 1- clerk-stenographer, $2393 WllUama (Ml Service renders quick and Poymont ’ 2 9 9 5 <>ciecle Shop, IN West 3Clddle Turn Beatlag—Ptaaibiiiig 17 tor, 8‘6. ExceUent condition. In Five Room Ranch—Garage, hot of the contract" and the payment story, 44-room dwelling on Birch pike. 3d. 9-309X per year and Senior Ohnlc- quire S3 Benton St, between 8'and flraâces, of all persons performing labor on Street. $15,000. affIcieBt repair ierviee when needed. LENNOX FURNACES and warm I Poultry and SuppHcs 48 the' project under thla contract McCLURE PONTIAC, Inc. air belong. Earl Vaa Camp. ML | Stenographer, $2743 per year T P-*"- ______I ceramic Ula bath, Youngstown for' Town, of ManchestoK and furnishing materials in eon- ymnewnten FORECAST 378 3feln St, 3CancbeaUr BttsiBeAB ScnrlcAS Offered IS BltOAD BREASTED Bronsa tur- PtORENCE comMnatlon oil nnd !k*^h»n- smeslto drive. 80 days oe- nacUon with this contract This dll adds up to ffiv* Merit System Examination. 35 kaya. Fresh, froxei^ 10 te 36 Boston, Jen. 39 IB—The tempera Tel. ld-9*4848—Open Eve. Until 10 ture in New England during the • . you complete sstisfsc- hour week, paid holidays, sick poiDds« teq pound. Schsab's Tur- l^ce. 3 a 9-8441. T«rwn of Manchester tion.- COMPLETE RUBBISH removal. Morliig—Trockiaf . ksy'Fsra, i n Hillatown Road. By: This classic eight-point^ Star- 8 2 1 8 next five day*. Wednesday through BEFORE YOU BUY a used car leave, vacations, psnaipn. and’'* Waat.Slda, Four Room Cape God Sunday, will avarage near tha.sea- See Gorman Motor Sales. Bulck 3d. 8-7444. Storage S0| Richard Martini of-LeMoyne deaign d ^ **®*‘_ i f IA30 1954 OLDS “W SOPER social socurity beneflta Ob a * I —25’ X 34’, hot water, oil heat aonal normal. Seasonably cold Sales and Service, 3N 3T ______Itffirical Inatnonentefireplace, open ststoeasc, fuU rough General 'Managar. the aettllng ot New Orleans. The ‘Call us soon for free estimate DOORS OPENED, keys fitted, 3IANCHESTER — Package Deltv- tain appUcationahefoirs Janu Articles For Ski* 45 Wednesday followed by alow warm- 3-doer chib coupe. All eqolppad, etraet 3d. 9-4671, Open evenings. 3fUSIC InatnimehUl rental. Com- flooring second floor, fuU baso- Dated: January 34, 1955. pieces may be set 'Here fl A frock O ld C CC ^___^PluiFteylav * tend PhrldteV on your heating and air con copied, vacuum cleanera, irons, try. Locgl light trucUng Uie Nine-Patch and Baby Block . nins, etc., mpalred. Shears, very. Refrigefatora, ary 3$, 1955 at the Office of ROYAL AND Smith-Oocona port ptota Une of Instnunonto. Rental iment porch. SO days occupancy, simple and lovaly as can be, y tf then th«n ciedderoverwider over toethe weekend. • 1990CHEVROUET Rtylelliie da luxe le di duUta td w%U M th« Star up to the minute as you could ditioning needs. knives, mowers, etc., put Wto con Iftd atove moying a the General Manager, -MunW - able and -Standard typewrttsra. applied to purchase price. Repre- Some nocmale for the period ere cluh coupe, radio, heater. ^ Pattern No. 9540 conUlns quUt ,iaNA-.,Try * apring-Uka print, dlUen for coming needj, Braith- 30. 44753. All makes of adding, msohlnea aenting Olda,' Selmer, Bach, Pad- Boston 29, Providence 38, Nan F ill PrijBt . mlieege.re. In wonderful condition, clpal Building or the Hartford Chestnut Street, Four Family— ‘ pieces; material j^ it t e n i Mo. s a il la In ajsea 10, waite, 83 Pearl alroet sold or ranted. Repurs on aU tor and Bundy, Metter'a Music tucket 31, New Heven 39, (toncord. OouglM 3totors, NS Maw. office of the Ons- 4-room, two t% rooms, ons SEPTIÂNKS iÛons for tha jlX 14,' l4, 16. 30. 8im 13. 44 AUSTIN A. CHA3fBER8 CO., nsakea, Martosr’a. Studio, 177 McKm . l a 3-7300. N. H., 30, Burlington 19, Portland ’ 2295 rooms. Good condiUon. Two Only $495 Down 3961 FORD Vlctortk two4one MtEL Hoover, and steal with oil heat automatic hot water. Send 25c in coUu. your name, ■ V - gtwy. realw cb radio, baater, ing and rqwlra on range burneni, packing, storage. Can 3a.,S-51t7. CONECnCUT STATE For thla „pattoni, aqnd S9e in bou 8. Praaqua Isle 11. exeaUant oiras. Douglas 3Cotara, heafera, refrigeratoss, aU types iUrtford CH. 7-1433. edge skis, with aluminum poles. SM AU- 812UC accordion. Raaaoii- Good Ineonie. Prtco for quick sale. PLUME^WERS address and the coins, your name, addreas, elM da- At Boston, the normal maximum $99 Mala, wastUng machlnea. Metro Servlee. ■E3(PLOT3(ENT SERVICE Reaeonabis. CH. 44033. abU. CSU after 5 p.m. 3 a $-SllL ANNE CABOT. T M >JANCH^ sired and the pattern number to temparalure during this pariod is Call 3d. 949H. TER EVENINO SUE BURNETT. THE MAN- 99 and tha normal- minimum tam-^ 19N CHEVROLET da luxe aedan. ONE 30 g a l l o n hot w uer tank CHARLES LESPERANCE AVE. AMERICAS, NEW YORK PataHwg iFsperliig . 21 with asbfstos blanket and sldearm mOHlNE OLE3NO CHESTER EVENINO HEBALU, paratura la 31. ’< RadW and beater,- excellent eon- COMPLETE R E P A I ^ by Stuart W c a r ^ Apparel—FotB $7 34, N. y. 1154 AVB. AMERICAS. NEW Praclpitotlon during- this ptetod ditkB. Had three, oely one left. R. Woieott on and snto- oil heater, in'goOd condition, W - MI-2-7620 *, TWO Quilt Books art now avaUr BRUNNER’S PACKARD Dieott on wringer ai SopUe TbafcA Oiy WaB% Sowas PAlNtlNO-Extorii■xtorior ai atorior. HOUSEWD^CS — Need extra U 30. 4-3489. TURK S4, N. T. | will on tha avaraga total ovsr 4 —“ ------Td get it at $4N. matte waMiiiw ipacnlnaa, aleetilc Lhsaa InteBod — OsOar Wator- able: Flower QuUte — ^ inch maltad occurring aa aaow J. caiSga retiBiteiid: come? Avon offers an opportunity THREE MEN’S Sultg, sIm IS. Rsa- Grandmother'a Patchwork Q ^ te Basie Fashion, spring and sum ROCKVILLE R0-/LD—TALCOTTVILLE, 5ok conwiuicontains pfct mer, '94^ ••la an ^«wsaa..»texciting, w—assy to small appUances. Wetfing.; 3M Fully UHurod. C M . woman who or rain )Mutham New Enfland 394349 O llbBR CAevroJlBT hours ssch digr^ CsU M|, 9-3114, ^Jiight difforent type styles plus 48 NORMAN S t-jfjx pwm gingtoi teranliraiAnit ftf” 7«>«- *>«■ a v w woinar M.A£NY Q T H E R ^ ^ P E N WEIX. THUB8. UKIlI|t 6 Main StieeL 3 a 14474. 9-KIOI. jg) tofttr"Tfskr^ yiWfo. with Shout Thursdajf end 'hssln about eliMt fbed (ranapattaOe^ R. PrtoateoTm. nil necessary equipment to do-any LADY’S 3(U8KRA1 -fur coat, "IklCINNFr ttlOST T^ iy Xrfvain^ auirayte aaart li(ff LiufD CUpQUCP and trsM W03IAN TO ctean Friday morn- Jpb. ExcaUent for-SHuU boaiiMas 14, In sxesUent o iUoh.' ■masito drlm : liico lot. . Pttos •EWBBAQBB iHWiMAL t e P O B A i o a ” • \ ' csBveppy tadav.toifajr. .■ SS3$'caat^ canto -Tt- nmirsd. Attinu flay, Kaii|r lt«ad» tasa. Call 30. 134993 hstwssn I oe' hobh*< For inforasaticB . eaU flrt’a tsWto f%ura latsa, Mte S. SiejW. Stess ' by appatatmsiit i s i - t s i r ^ aa t .m L ia .i JIMtolBa. ML 9431$. R(6$id,Her*ld Ad$k a-M..- S-P.SS.' - ■ 3 0 9 ^ . l a 44183. CallML«9$- t r- ...... (. I V

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rf''-f ... .J-* :i ■ y • TUESDAY, JANUARY is, lOTt A ren a* Dailr Net Prase Ran; 'T Far the Week Ended Tito Waathar k. Jan. 22, 1M» reeahaat ef D . •- Wdather Baiaaa GaU ' taaight. L ^ ' ^ saOik standing, Iigbt*d ground sign at , 11,550 Thtosdhy, Ught anew er lifiaMp, Member* of Manchester O w g e Our Lady of Victory M®*****' 172 B. Cental' 8t.; Ecnest Nash, taming winiy. ,**Hsr Utoratoy C t i^ will most St the borne of. Returns to Stage Mamber'aC tha Audit at*’requested te meet at tha Wat- 10 Permitted714'N^..... Main. g t. was permitted to Baiunn ait Chwlatlesi aftenwaa. High aaqr 88. Maeb llboutTown .tdns Funeral Horae at 7 :S0 tomor Mrs. Irma Cserwinski, 78 Harlan repair furniture ahd eoMer Thnriiajr alghL row hlght to pay respeeU to Bl- St., tomorrow at 8 p. m. Mr*. Maris' . there for SB long as HanchattarÂ City Af YUlaga Charm v*^ Ttasto Chapter Iô., 88; OBS. wood A. .CtoodwUl, who w u a Benson wiU be co-hiWtesa ’ Exceptions ______condoeta-tha bualnw wiu M 4 It* bu*to**r me«ttag to- memtMir of the Orange. Both Oxford Stores, Inc., asking VOL, LXXIV, NO. H Mis* Hssel Hooey, dental by- permission to Increase, the storan (EIGHTEEN PAGES) MANCHESTER, CONN„ TvS^N , JANUARY 26, 19SS (CtoMillsa AdvaftM ag an Pag* 181 ' V auiRMr at « p.in- in the Muonic glenlat in Ui* public schools of ZonipgBoard PRICE rtVB CENTS A trirttoday p u ty wlU« «n- SL Francis Xavier Mother* O r- arta sf a package store at 451 t*rt«jkA«nt Will follow in the ban' Manchester, will attend the meet Hartford fid., and ths B eck st cle wUl bold a meeting tomorrow ing of the ConnscUcut Deptal Hy/. / JM*t hall in charee of all the of- night at 8:15 at the home of Mr*. Zoning Board of Appeals Corp., rsqiiestlng permission to jrienlst ASsn. tomorrbw *t the granted the only two applications erect a lighted, free standing ‘TUri If a Sariet g ^ ^ e t i . Inataafl o f aMn* aaiât* Robert McNamara. 37 Bngitwood. Bamum HotsI in BridgepoiJ..- at : >><+• will gather around table* -»*pre- Ernest.. Green. 1:30 p. m. , public hearing in the Municipal tha Wilbui\Cro*# Highway, had their- raqnsaU granted. Permis aakrttag Um fbur aeaaon*, aptlng, Dilworth-Coraell-Quey Poet No. Building. aumaner, fail and whiter. Prank Reilly, 98 Porter St.,-ar sion wise given the latter applicant The Case of Manchester Lodge of Elks will 102. American Lsgiou, will hold a Opinion on gued againat two-reliucaja for ax for oh* year. ^ > hold a meeting tomorrow evening business and socisl meeting to John Schuets,' who wriahea to ormosa JayoM WivM of Maacheater wiU at the American Legion Home. tension of permission stresdy aces night at 8:15 S t tilt post heme. granted by the Boar4 They were convert a one family house to two boM their nenthly meeting tomor Dinner, will be aer\-ed *t 8:30, fol Light refreshments will be ssrved. family occupaiKy at 258 , Hack- U. S. Might row at 8 p.m. at the M*nchc*t*r lowed by an Initiation, which will tbose of John Lynch, for a re- maUck S t, and Jdhn Seavy, who Ronald MitcheW CiMmtry Oub. Wdiere future meet be preaented by the' Willimantic St. Bridget's Motbers Ctreis msit palreFs license at 342 E. Center asked permlsaion to build an at ings will take place. All present Lodge of Elka. last evtning at th* horn* of Mrs. S t, and the Beaupre Realty Co. tached garage at his home at 77 ■ member* and othtr Junior Ch*m- to be allowed to display 48 car* Referred to Juvenile Court Jan. 1953 Wpebiagton, Jen. 26 (4 V - Ddris Le Francois, 184 HilliaM St. Oxford 8t„ recelyed favorabl# ac SacreUry of Defense Wiimn b w “If Oommcrce wives Interested The Manchester Girl Scout adult Oo-hostesses for ths evening wer* on the lot at 358 'E. Center S t - tion on their applications. iijti—• are urged to attend. Meetings are Reilly clslmsd ths noise and (In T h * Oaa* * f Banald MIteh -employed, besidea trying to tak* organisation's fifth annual dinner Mrs. Rita Benito and Mr.-. Doro Other BIdd AUewed R.** BEmmU u/_ia... w------« ^ w.*. k...... x (oM Congreas today that For- held the fourth Wednesday in each will be held tonight at 8:30 at the thy Aceta Colored slidsa of Alaska acUviUea at both locations repre *B.” Herald Slag Writer Lamwrd oar* of her house. , Three Other retests held over Zeidenhsrg dsaerihes the werk *t inoaa ia "Just a Uttle ripple” month. Tomorrow •wening the hn^* South Methodist Church. A r o u ‘ were shown i^- Mrs...^ Mary Mul- sented a hazard to hl^ family and from p r e VI o u a \ hearings wer* larked Afferttoa / nsas will Include election c i of- beef dinner will be served by the ISBsy, 184 HlUisrd St., spent was opposed tq granting the m>Pii* the OaanaeMeut Javenik M art a* "Ronnie.". Mrt. Bchtrysaid, in the whale world aituatioti granted.' \ M phijra It* rala In the enae ad m fleera ' Stanley Group, and Dr. J. Garlanif six months there in 1954, visiting cations, on those grounds. They Were thoaa\of the Garden "lacked direction. He *1** lacked anaand later axplainedexplained the aHoxviMi a W sRoner of Storrs w ill/be the her brother-in-Isw and sUtsr. Mr. . Lynch's, request was granted for Grove, for am addition, to houa*- imaglnsry boy who Is In trouMr affection — and— someone^------he could gens ware bom at the ttartfOrt guest speaker. ^ n d Mrs. J. E. Manley of Anchor nioloa two year* and Besuprs's for one disM vi^ng aqulpihaht; , Robert with hinisslf, hi* fnnrily, nad the talk to. Anil; with boM parepta A ct Refugee W eeps in Silence Hoapltal on Jan. 31 to Mr. and age, and touring to places of in ' Mr*. A**' s s s t year, under the ssdi* conditions a* SainUMSon, M raittad to diminish law.) working, he didn't hive an ordered .. Mra Thom u J. Ouinn. 134 Omen- Center Church Mothers Cliib terest. The pictures of the scenery >tbe original applications. homelife. His family had only a Ann Lamb will return to tl lot siz* on Earl S tm t; and .Olga nodding aqqt^nlance Washington, Jan. 26 iJPf— wood Dr., and to Mr., and Mra enjoyed a poUuck siipper last and flowers wer* beautiful, and the AppUcatlbna TsM ^ Priass, ^rm lttad tw maintain an By Lcofiai^ 2Mdcnbcrg •cquafnlance with the 2 ^ 2 John Torrant, 15 Marble St, . evei^ g In the Robbins /Roonw. showing wes gresU. appreciated Manchester aU ^ . .after an a Three of the applications yrere Usnitbl IMS. awwd PrinUn* C,. iM-. church, and he and his ’ brother Secretary of Defense Wilson U pheld by accraaory building nearar the'alde- and sister had been, allowed served by Mrs. Rupert UpUing and by the Circle member*. sence of several year*, on Feb. tabled for further study during the Un* than ragulatlona permit at Konaid Mitchell, the 15-ycar-old to told a concerned CoiiêsB to high school junior who wa* rs- grow up haphaaardly. - St. Anne’s Mother* Circl* wiU her committse.. Following the and 5. in th* Cfonftniinity Player* executive session following the 299 E. Middle Tpk*. 1, day he sees no need tor any showing of a Rlra strip. "There Is The Tyler Circle of the North farred to juvenil* court officials “I strongly auapert,” she added, meet tomorrow evening at 8 production Of ‘Time opt for OIB' puMIc liesring.. o'clock at the home of Mrs. W i No B u y Answer.” Mrs. H ooks Methodist WSCS will meet tomor Dr. L. Norman Dutton and in January, 1983, In connection "that his brother Steve, who en- “important chasEcB” in Unit T est Case ger." Ronald Alexander’* • rolllc}t- with an automobile—theft, had FOP' Resolution liam Bent*. 239 Summit 81. Johnston, ipliglous education di row St 8 p.m. with Miss GertiTde George LsBonne. Jr., submitted an llaUd In tha Artny-at-17r did it to ed. JStates gnned— forces Rsv. Robert Carroll will be the rector at the church, led a dis L. Holmea 10* HSHltn S t ing comedy which was sueb-n application for permlSrion i to been primed for soma sort of seri- get out of the house.- From what “short of war.” Broiulway success a few Seasons eua offense for a long time, ac Chicago, Jsn, 26 (/P)—Com guest speaker. cussion of the picture, which was erect a professional building at 155 LAST 4 DAYS I leameu, he didn't get along too Wilson, appearing before the munist Gaude Lightfoot, 44, Washington, Jan. 26 (/fV^President Eisenhower’s Formosa' in thre* parts, and referred jo the ago. Main St. on property recently cording to the probation officer well with his father, either. House Armed Service* Committee prcMema of ' chlldron, namely, Mrs. tamb will play th* role of changed to Residence Zone C. This HALE'S assigned to the case. "What RoiuU* needed was disci wAs convicted today in a test policy resolution cleared the Senate Foreign Relations and The Queen of Peace Mothers UaW , the ubiquitous maid, and to report, on American military "Choice of a Friend." "C urfew vraa' tabled.' < Mrs. Justine Scher said, after pline when. he.... was 13 . ■ and begin - . atrength, made no mention in pre- of a law holding that mem Armed Services Committees today by a 26-2 vote. It was kept, Orel* wfll meet at the honm of Hospitid Notes the manner in which idle upholds fleadquartm talking to Ronald; hi* parents. Xfr. 1 Mrs. rtunk Pearson. 110 Bmt- Problems for Teenage Girls.” and Action on Horace' Pagani's re ning to get .mto trouble, but' p^red remarks of the mounting bership in the Communist in exactly the same form it passed the House 40$-3. ensgers." "Olnger" in her. efforts to become and Mrs. James MltcheU; and hia her.ai neededataiaifian iinfurMunderstanding anHlatto . alnmnr along __ •_ ___ toft Rd.. at 7:45 tomorrow nij^tr "Dating Problem*I o f Te# Pstlentotod^: 153 quest for pemissioh to build an tension over Red CSilneac threat*, But the resolution plainly lacked the unanimity in the Sen a girl footban player provides addition to a store at 59 Home ROR HALE'S teachers, that “Rpitni* had been with th* discipline. The orca- to Formde*. But the Formosa sit party, while knowing its The guest .speaker wiU be Mrs. a d m it t e d TESTBRpAY: much of the hliartou* comedy that getting into trouble in school aince aioaal beating he got from his ate that it had in the House and a hot debate—possibly a pro Mary-Hutbliinson. . St. Gertrude's Mothers Circle stead St in Residence Zone B was uation loomed .large in th* back- alma, is a crime. The verdict will meet at the home of Mrs- Harold ingle. RFD 1, RockvlUb; punctual** the enllr* play* also postponed.. he was 12 or 18. But in ^*11 the father When he was 1.1 didn't help. grbund. Also 'sc-bûlsd to brief longed one—^was shaping up. ------"Time out for Ginger" is being rtmea teacher* sent home notes, He waa getting tc be a Mg boy; of a jury in the widely Formal Senate consideration The aetiond lesmns in the cur- Mary Adams, 317 W. Center St., Miss Rose Psrron, RFD 3, Ando ' Another tabled was that of th* the lawmaker* waa Adm. Arthur watched, precedent - setting tomorrow night at 8 o'clock. Co- Fjrst National Stores, for permia- ' his mother went to school to see a he was atarting 'to feel independ-^ W. Radford, chairman of the Joint will not begin until tomorrow, but r«it R*®NCroM first aid classes ver: Mr*. Jane SsUunone, RFD 1, teacher only once. JSald ah* wa* ent and he resented that kind of case was resd^ in federal Seri. Long (D-La) did not wait Youi^ Bandit WiU.be h ^ tonight and hostesses for th* evening will be ôn to erect a lighted sign on the Chief..' of Staff. Mrs. Rachel Touell and Mrs. Viols RockvIUe; Mr*. Anna Mas Dona front of the building at 397 E. too buay.\ authority. Th* House yesterday approved, court. for that. Taking the fioor with * row night from 7:15 to 10:15. St member of that orjânisation or And Mrs. Mitchell, a small, "He had piohlema, all fight, but prepared speech. Long said the the Hoaiater\8tr*et School. Michalak. hue, 102 Avondale Rd,; Earl.e Center St. In Business Zorts L 409-:3, a reaotutlon endorsing acta The trial was tha first test of a from the Community Player*. Bequert* Granted ' ^ round woman who wor* glasaca he wasn’t, able to resolve them of war, if President Eisenhower provision of the Smith Act which Formoaa resoluUon might be used Nets $1,000 at ‘Clifford. 19 Strant S t: Charles and had hair Streaked with'grey, hlmaclf, and he didn’t have any by. "the friends of Chiang Kal- Schoen. 109 Norman S t: F i ^ All other cppllcatlons heard last tblnks -them necessary, to defend says mtr* membership in an Mrs. Henry Starkweather, 575 night w’ere granted. was. in fact, very busy. ' She body to help' him resolve them. the ' iCiiinea* Nationalist island organizaUon knowing that it advo- shek’T to try to involva the Unit Farr, 114 Charter Oak. S t; John worksd a full aight-Hour shift, When he saw that, car, It seemed CheshiFe Bank Robinson, 29 Hudson St.: Wlllism Dr. Charles Jacobson was allow stronghold from the Red*. The catsa violent overthrow of th* U-8. ed SUtes In World War III. He ***raSCHARGED YESTERDAT^ ed permission to erect a fre* from 11 p. HL- to 7 a. m., - in the senate wta expected to follow suit government is a crime. asked hia colleagues not to "rush" Newbury, 8 Cottage St., Rockville; . factory where her puabend wa* (OmtiBued from Fage Eight) Mrs. Josepbln* Woods, Stsfford- Matthew McGuire, 36 Clinton S t; in a day or so. Eisenhower , asked .. First To Be Tried to approve it Cheshire,______, Jan. 26 (/P)—A vine: Mr*. Ann* McLaughlin, 30 Uoyd Newbury. 91 Dr.’ A; John Congress for the' authority' Lightfoot, secretary of the Com .<=°pi*>*"^_>‘oreign_Re-i young, unmask^ bandit'held William S t; Mr*. Gloria Knoff, MUler, 374 Hartford Rd.; PeUr special message Monday. munist party of Illinois, is the first Vernon; Charise Johnson, 205 N. PontlcelU, 12 McKee-St.; Mr*. Flo Cbairman Vinson - i - - 100%imML. years, sought to further that'aim. Reliable sources said today the many problems involved havd Humphrey had moved to atrike while facing the teller, but didn’t thing and dining area.' 3 standard paint colors, natural priaoners of war and elyiltar,'* atin of. time." Lightfoot acknowledged mem- been worker) put at conferences* • ■ .. . t------^—- ...... -from the. resolution a section say ■how a weapon at any time. \ \ NOT AUd SIZES OR COLORS, REG. $14.95— 72x90 ilson aaid continental defenM wood inisb or unfinished. A cpoplate piKkaged unit. held aa a flraf consequence of it* liershlp In the party. His lawyer* between Nationalist and American ^ . . ing the authority granted to the The bank manager aaid ha TWIN o p DOUBLE lED SIZE., declaration." argued that the government failed officers. Planning has reached the, 84 g l A a * President would "Include the couldn’t, be sure how much th* Anyone can instalL Economical. . . compaM arith prices llli^$3.95,$4.50 Md $5.00 VALUES "The federal (Went Gertndn) (Coatinned on Png# Ten) t6 prove that he knew the Com stage where the operation can be- A -H A d lA k.:7Up|AVVA AO secu|lng and protection of such bandit got, but about |1 ,0(W sounded on other doork government naturally welcomes munist' iiarty, aa a group, advo gin whenever the signal ia given.' ^ w%* 'V-^ 1 * relatM positions and territories of right. Udell said that "the holdup V RE4. $14.95—00x90 every move that might lead to an cated violence or that th* de Formal announcement appears 117a PIc*** l'a||c that \ Formoaa) area now in man could have taken a lot ihoip easing of tbe tenaion betwun East EXTRA WIDE DOUBLE BED . . . fendant had. other than peaceful to await only congressional *p-( AXm O A ACXAA^ VAC8AA9 friendIjK hands and th* taking of money.” and West and to a genuine elate of Insurgents Quit intentions toward the U.S, govern proval of President Eisenhower’s such other meuurea u h*. judges The local branch of the banlvwu peace," it said. ment. ■/' recommendations. to be required or appropriate in eatabUahed herjj^ in -1946, Th* pres / 5*y«or giMroHtM against me "Hia .statement of the 'Soviet Lightfoot'* lawyers said they The source* said the evacuation For Cease-fire assuring th* defense of Formoaa ent quarters aro a ene-atory brick Union On the termination of the To End Revolt will appeal tha jury's verdict. Manchester Lumber Co. WanderfuL wonderful Chathsm ]M% wool blankets, warm would be: a joint operation, under! ______and the Pescadores." building on Main Street,' right. In state of war with the whole of and loag weariag with wide rayon aceUle bliidlag. Bermuda Cow iysam Crowded the overall command.of Vic* Adra. Lrondon, Jab. 28 tiP»--For*lgn seahtM Shirt' the center of this amall comnnUnity, * 2S5 CENTER ST. PHONE MI-3.5144 > o A i u r n A T Germany far In zcoortMnee with th* i The courtroom was crowded ■bout eight miles southwest of RAINCOAT bine, RIvtrra red, Adiroadaek green. Son Valley yelkiw, Nasaau actlona which have been taken In In Costa Rica Alfred M. Pride, commander of the 01, Anthonv Eden todav Humphrey aald that while each ptak. fWkite la 8t4.t5 oaly), when the jurors filed into report U.S. Seventh Fleet. His fiagshlp, Meriden. %«•«• President Elsenhower a amendment loetÔO-S there were ■The bandit wfia described u be ter thm, up to now, by gtoro than their finding. Severol U.S. mar ahifta among the Senators who op \ " ■ ' ■■ . ■ . San Jose, Coats Rica, Jan. 26 m shals were stationed throughout North Ftormosa port of Keetung. | stand on Formoaa and called for ing about 5-x, and dark coimplex- 50 nations. ' posed his .and Kbfauver'a pro iohed. No deacription w u given of —The threat of bloodshed between th* room and, before reading the The Ehigllah language C3«lna j * ***** fir* In 0>* fighUng betv^n posals. He said ByrdN(D-Va> voted t§r tlh€rimta&tla§ - EEC. $ » . « "The value of tUd' declaration, neighboring Coat* Rica and Nica th* Chinese Nationalist and Chi- the clothes' Ke w u wearing. howevor. ia rastrifled insofar a* News reported that some 300 for the Humrihrey anMndment but ■. m a ■ ragua aubaided today a ft^ 300 (Oenttmted'm Page T en)/’' planes of the U.S. Seventh fleet rim Communists. . - against the Kefauver fiptendment. 100% IMPORTED WHITE th* Soviet UnlOH: ih opposition td Oosta Rican rebels surrt|B • Herter. ' yesterday of a 3-fee>l stock split Jca* Mora of Uruguay, prui- Prim* Minister of South Africa' caqorea and "related localiti**," same with oh* excoptioa—Byitl •hcra'i — "ai«Wr". Ms*,ia' dent of the .Oouncil of the Organ Ektep aaid; , voted against the Kafauvsr pro and aa lacrceacd dividend.' REG. $49 JO to $55.00 ityUiia. Mh leWw FOR JANUARY Ribicoff Asks State Role tells House of Aaumbly nation ization of American SUtes (OAS), will abandon aUegiaaee to th* Brit- “The British government are posal and Sen. Jackson ID-Waah) VALUES— WED. O ^ Y rM ami •s**rt Mlsriea e>«e , REDUCED.PRICES! : ^ Mid ia Washington that the rebala’ BASEBALL SUIT BU.UNG NYIO.MAC a rkh-lMUiia ito* ihh Crown "On the broad basis of convinced that the object of the voted for it. Dallu, Tex.. Jai* M to—Bank, retreat "ia good news since it U.S. administration haa also been George aaid Xefauver'a amend- In Regional Atom Plan neane the end of a threat" of the pebplu’ will" when th*. na ruplcy releru D; N. OMham to ^ ' b e a u t i f u l 100% W O O L ' tion is ready. . . Maj. Ambrou H. day toM liberty Broadcuttag fighting between Ooeta Rlcen and (Coattaaed aa fog * (Centtaoag on pisgo Tan) Nicaraguan forou. Nugent to face thos* accusing him System creditors to take a 82*6,- SUta Capitol, Hartford. Jan. 2S of the Oaneral Dynamic* Corp., But in Managua, Teodoro Picado,' of eollnbarntlaa with th* enemy to aaa settlameal of a 13 mitliaii KENWOOD BLANKETS (PV-Gov. Ribicoff aald today UiatTGrove*, an execuUv* of Remington- Sr., exUed u-pruident of - Out* Korea. dollar buH 'agatasl 18 major RIG. $50.95 H $40.00 Malaya and Thaltond are leagu hautaUI teams. He ruled ho wlU u k tho Genera! Aaaembly Rlc*,. predicted “ there will be many, VALUES— WED. ONLY REG. $14.95-80x90 EXTRA - ^ on„th* New flkigland Atomic Ener- more revolutions" If necessary to pected to tottarh arw joiat drive to /Are Claims for ^54 Attacked the compromise effer ^ tho for speedy action on leglalaUon gy"Committee, oust th* government of President smuh Red guerrillas terrorizing baseball clubs should be ac f0 0 % a fh a '"''V LARGE DOUBLE BED SIZE for OonnecUcut’a participation .in . in hU inaugural addrau Ribicoff Joae Figuoru. Picado raid his aon, both aides of two Southeast Asia cepted u a "romplele -- uttle- S i New England program lo r, aaid that "economic gronik la Ui# Taodoro, i Jr.. West Point-trained nations’ com^non border. . . . Man By CIOj Truman ExÂdviser meat” ot the suit filed by the ptofaedy NUK • gOflBdly STYlS • REG. $14.95— 45x90 •puceful uas o f atomic energy. .j number one protaiem facing our ------» arrested iit San Diego, CaHf. u hroadeuttag system. roêronc*, rtat#," and listed use of atomic (ContiMed an Page SeveatoM) common dfuidc is idaatified as on* ■ ...... TWIN BED SIZE ...... that a hlU is being drafM , b * ^ ; energy u on* Important- phau of of FBTs 19 meat wanted eriminala HAS OPEN' MIND ON KOREA REG. $75.95 t* 174.95 s ■ ^ ______on'* model propooed by tto New th^ problem' Fut-shootlng guiunan fatally Washington, Jan. 38 UP) — Tho8 bav* been signs of an upturn in Washiagioa, Jaa. 28 (P>—Sea. the economy.’ VALUES— WED. ONLY ^ l a n d Committee on ■Atomic) While the Governor taljiad with wounds poUcCman and then U CIO and one of former Preaident EutUad (D-Miu) said today he BcautUttl quAjily Icnj fibred wools' by Ktnwfwxrf of Energy, providing for a c o -{ reporters. hU aidu prepared an- State Forest Crash killed himseK In wIM doe* quarter Truman's economic sdviBers today But. u id the CIO spokesman, would be "glad to listea” to aay 'employment in manufacturing to- ordlnated attack by th* six Newj oUier hatch of adminlrtration hOte gun battle in Sari FranCiaco. . . . challenged President Ibsenhower'a Senators mho -wMt the Senate uJhTSaSH!' laigiand statu on the subject | for introduction today, including a Recently rosigned Soviet Mtaiatcr duatriu to BtiU running more than lateraal Seenrily saheommitteo KiUs Mercy ^Fliers claim o f a strong economic come a miHion behind a year ago,” wl'th te pureM ua laîlry tote "pes- •"Atomic energy ralae# a host | nsMsure placing'the ateta's Per- ,of Trade Anastase I. Mtkoyaa ap- back 'in 1954 and hia optimistic of problem* that none of us^hu, aonoel Service In’ a uparat* Inde- nears at diplemsHc teeapMaa of part time omployment "atiU Bible subversloa” ia tbq coadurt OPFN ivrp forocut of a "high and: utiafae- greater.' ef the Korean War. Rut at this da^t with," said Ribicoff. I i^ênt department Beat Hamilton. Jan. 28 (P)—A Indian Embaaay honoring fifth an tory level of employment within THURSDAY EVENINC Ribicoff, uying that the issue County Ooverameat BUI twin-engine air-ambulance plane, niversary of Rcpu6llc of India. Keyserllng u id in a prepared time. Eutlaad said, he haa w u on* that Miould ba ap the current yu r." i- statement that 1954 "could not be farmed ae eplalon ea wbelher, OPEN EVERY .Other bUla Were drafted,to carry returning to its bau after a Texu- Billi propoaing bond issus* Both Stanley H. Ruttenberg, CIOSED MONDAYS W GREEN STAMF5 proached with a non-partisan at out the Democratic platform plana Bpaton flight, plunged into a State totaling alnioat 85.000,000 .for charactertoed aa anything other the Inquiry 'should be preeeed. THURSDAY EVEMNG titude, told the newsmen he wiU catloaal parpoaes-ar* intrcriticed la the CIO’s ducatlon and research than a year in which w* fell dis » and th* Goverrior’a recommenda forest lu t night and burned. It*, director, and Leon Keyaerting; diacuM th* 'proposed legislation tion to abdiah county government, two cr*w;ii*n were killed. Stat* House of RaprascntativcB. mally short of mulmum employ POLICE RECOVER CORPSE CLOSED MOfiOAYS * ©IVEN WITH with legislative leaders from both long, oondemnod by' Oemocrata u Th* crewmen, wfaoM bodiu were Presidential Press Secretary ca rm a n of the Council of Eco ment and maximum production.” Narwalk. Jaa.X6 (Pk—Aa sate- aidu. "bbaoleto'’ and rotalnad only for jMirned beyond recognition were James C. Hagerty aaya credeaMal nomic Advisers under Truiltan. And, he added:'' mebRe. wttb ths body e f Frank ■v-i / Th* program will call for th* tho sakf of the' patronage it.pro- toiatified by th* alr-ambulanc* cards issued to Whit* House' news- took Issue with Eisenhowtr’a Jen. "BacauM th* end of th* year, IbaFlerta, Ifi. of- Narwalk -CASH SALES appointment of n ataU coordina vldu, ~ service of Mlnaola, N. Y., .ha EYank men and others wiU be sMered in 80 econonUc report te Coi)gr**a u allowing for th* growth factor, ■taaqped ever ^ eteertag wbeel, LN Tl tor who WiU -work"with.. ql>uUar Til* bill' taking th* Farsonnel Stalnman, the pilot whb celebrated some manner because of their ra- MaJ. Ambrma H. NugMt, 44. theltenate-HWlM Economic Com found US further from thau goals was recovered fro u the Aseau- oii MEire WINTER WEiaHTlIOKETS officials from thp other N*w''Xirig- dept, fronf'iha jurisdiction ot tho his tSrfi birthday yeeterday, and praduction in national roagaslne. *f' Merria, WIs.. la akawa at bla mittee opened hurlnga on th* doc than the start of th* year, I ■leu Beach Yacht jCtah Basin land atat^.' flnanca cbmmlaaionar would cruta T horju O. Fay.- 89, of Freopqrt, Court.fight to bring-bwrIesqiM eoart-BUutlal geiag- an at i Fdrt ument. ■ leas optimistic for 1958... Than I today. Tha ear waa hreught te Ribicoff aaid that Gan. LeaUe R. th* oCftoa of personlMl commission N. Y.. co-pilot. ‘ hack te New Yarfc City la being SiU, Okla. (Jaa. 88). IbayAiwiy Ruttenberg said in prepared tear w u for 1864... From tho atand- th* aarfbu with a gtaat giap- qABABDINB, WOfMjbf. LEATHER , OroVM feels that "at this stag*'' it er with a aalgry to b* (fetarmined Tho piano wa* returning to ito waged by actor-producer who aaya ehargea 18 riouata of allegM eei- tlmoney thw economy operated at potet of lavels of unamptoymenti" hteh. M aaltaa will b* poaalbte to got a coordinator by th* iHjalatur*. home field in AmltyvUle, N. Y., ,ht la equipped to prasant "proper labaeiitiea with enawgr after ha town- levels in 19IH than to 1953, KeyMrltng, ^now an acoaotnic th* halier that the veatete .(■ ■ • ■ ' ■ .4 . .. ' ■ "deRheeately" driven tal* WAB8ILT.L1NED to aarvs on a voluntary haala. moral and iurst-ciaas” Vtraiow « f waa taken a prisaner ft prar la although be eoneedikl that "within With O, Poowroy Bobifiaon, Jr., « Ôeatlima* aw Xhg« «iw l torpMchorean- art. Kania. (A r W lr e ^ ^ ) . ths last two or thru -nuHiUu thar* ,(C M iUlOIttTiN y ; ■ m w -r - I

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