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. t ' ^ — - THURSDAY, JANUARY S6.1961 lEv^nittg If^roUi /pm with Your Neighbors-^Join the March of Dimes Pearl Display Avorage Daily Net Press Ran the Wsather — A hoapital bed ja HALE’S For the W cA ^ ^ " 8 needed for a local patient ^^JMichael’s ^wmwmvj Mf lU I ibeut to be dlecharged from • HMMOT W pV M W ■Mr Ml w* Hartford InetltuUon. U any 10,143 ■Iglil feif M i Mlit kMMi one has such a bed. nrt in uae, Steps in Production of M aluJJrBIFr IwuFutuu Self Serve N^TaiU porMora noor M l aataidny M r lU loan sflll be greajiy appre MenAer ot tho Audit > . ^ ciated by the l^ c h m t e r Cultured Genas Illus* Eurrau of CXreniatloM - A N D , ^ Manche8ter-~“ A City of VUlago Charm Branch of 0>e_^ Mrm. H*nry a o f » * « trated by Exhibit of tiM Mmcheiter itegubHcw cancer 90dety. Telephone 4183 da>a. 6918 evenings. WoniMi’a CSub. and Kra. An interesting exhibit on the (Claaalflad AdverUalng an Page 14) MANCHESTER, CONN, FRIDAY, JANUARY *6, 1951 (SIXTEEN PAGES) PRICE FIVE CENTS Finlay, wUl attend the meeting ot Health Market- VOL. LXX, NO. 98 the Rational Republican Women a cultured pearl Indiutry Is noyv on Club In New York Oty. Saturday. SUte Welfare Conunlasloner display In the window of Michael's Robert J. Smith ha* been raap- Jewelers on Main atreet. The ex polnted to his post by Governor hibit, to be shown 'til February 6, In Fact Thousands Of People Shop Here For Economy Launch New Mohawk Has Only New 2nd Milk Price Here Chinese Reds Are Wrong About This GI Lxxige. The 'commissioner ha* Includes an aquarium model of a England Skiing This Week 2 American Corps held executive poeltlon* in the pearl “ farm" and was made es HALE'S Welfare Department for lo years, pecially for^the Michael stores by Move to OK Cornwall, <3onn,, Jan. 26.— more than half of them aa head the Richelieu Pearl company. A31 Of The Time. Have You Tried It?? (/P)—Walt Schoenknecht, Mo In Month Brings Tab of the department. The pending Illustrated In the display are hawk ski area manager, an Headquarters reappointment waa noted In yes the various steps In the production nounced today that there will Reach Point Fifteen terday's Herald. of cultured pearls, accompanied by Pari-Mutuels be skiing here this week-end. FOR explanatory card* and photo IVORY Schoenknecht aald unless To 24 Cents a Quart graphs, from the insertion of a 4 Exfro Specials there Is an imexpecled anow- The meeting of the Peat Grands mother of pearl ball Into the nroRY Asaoclation of King David Liodge. LIBBY’S FLAKES Bill Would Allow Two fall, Mohawk will be the only Miles from Seoul oyster to a completed /string of New England ski area to have No. 31. scheduled for tomorrow pearls. Also shown are pearls In soap Horse Racing Tracks Hartford. Jan. 26— --Hartford . hearing, and preparing an order evening, haa been postponed until Pvt. KBsmieT 8. Orcyb various stages of development and Delrich Large skiing. and other Connecticut dealers to aJtcr each hearing. Friday evening, February 2. crosB-secUons of the gems. 8 For 32c In State; Introduce Schoenknecht aald work day prepared to raise the retail Hammerbeig ordered a farmer’s crews produced more than 300 price increase of '44 cent* a hun Battle Tested Outfits Private Kaxmler S. Orayb, eon One of the sample pearls 1* Com Beef price of milk one cent a quart France Urges The Manchester Juvenile of Mr. and Mr*. Joseph Grzyb, of much larger than the others but 31c Drastic Narcotics Act tons of snow last night with dredweight or about a cent a Push Near Capital in 1 Grange will meet tomorrow night 37 Mill atreet. Manchester. Conn., is mlsshapened. Had the large experimental snow - making Feb. 1, the second hike for the con quart, effective Feb. 1, bringing at 6:30 at Tinker hall. All mem Is at Fort Hood, Texas, taking gem developed normally It would l \ ( ) R \ IVORY state Capitol, Hartford, Jan. 25 machines. Crews will continue sumer within a month. the producer price U> 16.48 a hun **Lin]ited Objective” ib. working today. There will be New Europe bers are urged to be present. Mov- training with a unit of the famed have been of great value. IVORY —VP)—A new attempt to legalize One big dealer declining to be dredweight. This ,.. an anticipation Attack; Drive Has IM win be shown after the meet 2nd Armored Division. Natural pearls are found In one SOAP SNCW iSNOW pari mutuel betting on horM rac no skiing today. quoted said he expects by this of a riae in the Boston market and ing. ____ out of every thousand oysters and action to pass on to the public a a hike which was already announc Powerful Tank, Ar* are due to the accidental penetra 8 For • ing In Connecticut waa Initiated Army Plan .CERESOTA price rise of about a cent a quart ed in the New York price. Nutmeg Forest, Tall Cedars The W.B.A. Guard Club will tion of a microscopic crystal Into 4 3 < [32c today in the General Assembly. tillery, Air Support meet tomorrow evening at eight MIDIUM paid to the farmer, ordered over Order Moved Fast Minstrels will hold a rehearsal at the membrane of the oyster. Over 2 7 c A bill creating a three-man Rac The Boston price formula actual o’clock for Its monthly meeting a period of years, the oyster covers ing Commisaion and authorizing Senators See night by State Milk Administrator the Masonic Temple tomorrow Donald O. Hammerberg. ly will not take effect in this .Slate Asks 11 Nations, Includ* Tokyo, Saturday, Jan. 27. Ranges. Refrigerators evening at seven o’clock and also with Mrs. Pauline Bcrrett of 16 the Irritating crystal with films of PERSONAL not more than two race track* In Eldridge street. FLOUR the state waa Introduced in the It will mean that the family until such time as the Boston ing Wpst Germany, to —(/P)-^trong elements of at Odd Fellows hall on Sunday nacre and a pearl is formed. formula catches up with the Con In cultured pearls, a mother of House by Rep. Ervlhg Pruyn (R., Security Body grade milk at retail, 22 cents In two American corps slammed ~ Washers and AU afternoon at three o'clock. Chair IVORY OXYDOL December, will be 24 cents a quart necticut price. Karmers fearful of Join; W ould Supple* man Ed Swanson has requested pearl bead replaces the crystal Oolebrook). The bill bore the nota The Wapplng Parent-Teacher 8 For in February. Early this month •'federal enliaglemerif'' were as northward within 16 miles of Other Appliances that the full cast appear for the Association will conduct a card and Is cultivated Into a pearl over Scottissue tion that Pruyn had Introduced it dealers took the initiative in in sured at the price hearing Friday ment Ike's (]ommand Seoul on the Korean western rehearsal Sunday. party, Saturday evening, February a period of from three to nine by request. Wasting Time 3, at eight o'clock In the fire house years. 19c It is a common practice for leg creasing the retail price one cent that the relationship to Boston 1’ront Friday against spotty Tts J W H A J ^ C O M J . 4 9 ^ 32c on the grounds of an increase In doc* not mean federal control, and Part*. Jan 26 —'Al — France The First District American Le In that village. Prises will be islators to offer bllla turned over to minor Red opposition. A to them by conatituents. their own operating costs. Pro that the action by the State may made an historic mjVe today to gion and Auxiliary meeting will awarded the->^nners and refresh Cub Pack No. 120, sponsored by | SPIC special Ui iS. Eighth Army the Catholic Mothers Circles, will end Birth Control Bill Ote Red Probe Sparked ducers received no part of this. be rescinded at any time u|K>n be held at the new Hockanurn ments served. Proceeds TVlll be S. Sgt. Oliver Fniwley, shnnn viniting his wife and rhlldren In Fllts- muster the soldiers of Europe, who summary called it “a limited used for supplementary equip hold Its monthly meeting tomor DREFT The horse rac||ig bill made its By McC^arthy; House Tie Price to Beaton holding a hearing called for by burgh, was a most mi; piised OI when informed the Chinese Reds still school on High atreet. Just beyond row evening at seven o’clock In 3 1 ^ iS p ic have si>illed each other's blood for objective attack." But It mode Pratt A Whitney. In East Hart ment for the Wapplng grammar SPAN appearance as the Leglalature en Big news to the farmer in to farmers, dealers or consumers, were listing him a* u prisoner. Hr was raptured by the Reds hut achooL St. James’s hall. Group Eyes Youths Hammerberg made a record for was freed Nov. 2,1 and has been gelling m
MANCHESTER EVENI^^G HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN., FRIDAY, JANUARY 26, 1961
paper will contain a brief resume of the highlights elated for Guard HAVE VUUR PARTY, No Funds Here Glee Club Aids Becruiting Mght. BANqum UR WCODLNU Reminder for Motorists. RCCEPnUN JN Russia; sad -haired retired of tha ault, has glvan no indication Keody "DIsaater Plan” Bans Whip Rear AdalrallSiM ry 8, Land. GeU Diploma A sk s C o u rt when he would TUl* on the motiona. Recruit Rally Engaged to Wed Senator Oilletta (D -Iow a)’'-sang He also 'hM y*t to deeld* a gdrt For Flu Shots The Herald today reminds Connecticut motorists that New Haven, Jan. — The OAVEY’S C B S Fires “lows.” J. M. Ellzalde, the Phil of Mibb Kellems’ cose Ipyolving Southern N ew England Telephone PRIVATE OINDiO ROOM In Prisons f o v h B the Motor Vehicle Department has set February 15 ippine Ambassador, gave a piano T o Reverse $1,686 Imposed as penalUas''dur as tha final day for handling mailed applications Cdmpany saya It haa a "disaater PHONB tiOl G irl Refusing solo.' The Ciiban Ambaaaador doub ing the term of Fltspatrick'a pre Neither Town Nor^ State Beethoven Qroup to plan’’ near completion. Enia C. (Conttnned From Pago One) led as comedian and guitar player. decessor. To recover the sum, Ml*# for 1951 re^strations. After that, you may hava Sing oh Legion'g Pro Maxey, Vice Preaident, announced Have Ap(irppriation to to stand in long lines. Sign your application. Make Congreosnwn Trills Tax V e rd ic t Kellems sued the government It gram Monday Night in a aUtement yesterday that the Loyalty Test roles were granted during the last There were lots more acts and self. Judge Hlncks reserved dsr otiingt Pay * for Inoculations out a check, money order or postal note, payable to plan would "provide for emergency 10 days of Gov. James Folsom's actors, Senators, generals, com ci.sion on that phase of the case, the Commissioner o f Motor Vehicles. Send it to your service In and out o f a stricken administration. missioners and folks like that. tried to the court because the Tlic local Legion Post today area.” It was drawn up, ha said, U. S. Files Two IVIolioiitt SPfCIAL NOTICE Dr. Robert Keeiiey, local luslth nearest Motor Vehicle Department office. Don’t She Denies Membership The Legislature abandoned plans Miss Frieda Henock of the Federal government does not permit m e INSPECTION officer, reported today tliat he has completed arrangements securing to meet '‘possible emergencies." Communiuations Commission In . Kelleiiifl ( jihc Jury trial in cases against it. CO V Ii' TO ELGIN OWNERS send cash. Registrations expire February 28. In Red^ Organizations to adjourn, approving a resolution received nia.'.y inqiiiric from par. the Beethoven Glee Club to appear CIRCLE to remain In session for a thor played "Sidewalks of New York’; W ith Judge llinekH; Y«w #ateh U n waaing Tb* n ott depeadabU enta of Manchester schoul children on the entertainment portion of ough investigation of the old Par with Javanese bells. And Repre lineoiMUatMalkw. power for •ocurate time- But Declines to Sign sentative Kersten (R-Wts) brought seeking information on getting in- the program Monday evening at STARTS don Board’s activities. Dccifliuii Ifl Reserved S ix j ar* vital to its ift the DuraPowrr fludnsa tnooulaticn. at school for 34. ITieir next game svill be with BURNSIDEr.V: TODAY In Kis order to cease beating along his wife and five children to Killed^ the Legion Home. This Is the meet Because of Principle peifonaaoca. And so«etiia«r Mainspring*- Guaranteed a minimum fee. Sulfield, Tuesday, Jan. 30. ONE ENTIRE WEEK prisoners. Persons told the ward sing "M y Mother's Rosary." Manche*sl**r ing featuring National Guard Re New Haven. .Ian, 26—ori -The npai^ Brisf it hcM for « - iieesr to btvak in iCTTiee! The State Boai-d of Health, Dr. U'appUig Orange met at the ens and superintendents to notify Wheq Secretary Achcaon In At (li’ossin^ Available for moat EI(ina. cruiting Night, and is open to the LUXURY 8EATINO New York, Jan. 26—(4’)— The troduced a wounded 'Korean war government has aaked the federal . port, goaraatM work. Keeney says, doc_ not provide Community House Tuesday evening guards and other employes. Fur general public. HEARING AIDS MGM Presents t^ Columbia Broadcasting System veteran, Pfc. Anthony J. Trotlo of funds or for “ flu" ahoU. The re- with only about 3C present. The U n te Huetk The local musical organization ther, the governor said he wantwl court to upset a Jury verdict wbicli (C'ontiniietl from Page One) «Ul ratoAi r«B tine small attendance wa.* In part due ClittoB Webb C. Heaton has dismissed a,, girl office em to be advised by return mail that Norristown, Pa., as the "most im aponaiblUty o f malring arratige- I* famed throughout the state for Jeaa ReaBett Van JOHNSON X : * held that Vivien Kellrnia liad imt C H O C O LA T It Lis Hcott ploye who refused to sign a loyal every one thoroughly undcr-stood portant man" in the hall. Presi menta for school children to Ire in to the special town meeting the the caliber of Its personnel and wilfully violated the withholding - H id Snow apparently failed to ob Tonight "For ty statement explaining whether dent Truman aroZe to hia feet. oculated would be up to the echool same evening. During the busineaa perreh-mances. An enjoyable selec Kathryn GRAYSON the order. tax law. serve II hell w arning signal. DEWEY-RICHMAN Military' whist, sponsored by “ Dark she had belonged to an organisa Mrsi’ Truman and the eptire'audi- authoritiea In Maiich^ter, Dr. session the lecturer, Hannah W il tion of popular and patriotic tunes Heaven’s Whip Use Assailed In two motions filed yesterday, The Snows were believed tn have JEI%'EIJSR8 — E:RT. 1906 Daughters of Isabella, .St. Bridget's tion designated as subversive. encr followed suit. Ache.sdn said Keeney said. liams, presented Mrs. Dorothy by the group Is assured by Fred Sake” City” During the four years of Fol U. S. Attorney Adrian W. Maher been returning home from a rhitrch 767 MAIN STREET ihall. The name of the employe, dis the "G.I. from the flghting front," QUINN'S I f Manchester providea the Foster with a Past Master's Jewel. North Mctliodist Conie-Doiiblc Werner, the director, and A1 At t iU At *:!*•«:&* som's administration that expired asked Judge Carroll C. Hincks to service In Sheridan. Heavisides, the business manager. Sat. I p. m, A G nat Kid’s Shaw! charged yesterday* was not made Jan. 15, the Alabama ptnal sys-, WR.S a symbol , for all men flghting funds, school children \^*ill receive Also an Invitation was received to club old time dance at Y. j L " —, — ------•.— in sef aside the vertllct In which the Snow recently bad been employed attend Eest Centra] Pomona meet for public by the network. tern was widely criticized for usdll^” '' their liberties everywhere on a farni near the Hamllton-Tlp- PHARMACY “ flu" shots and local physicians Simdaj. January 28 ro February 47™*',^ n . IfrytTATi " P A L L A S " I b Cai a r the world Jury decided for Mias Kellems In ing at Coluntbia, Feb. g at 7:30 about 10:00 p. ni., and will round Paula RAYMOND James H. Ream, executive vice of the whip. Folsom ordered it ton eouniy line. The family came wtU eoopamte in administering Oblervance of Vputh VVwk, RAST ragg PARKIKG president o f CBS, said that so fsr The eniply legs of the trousers her civil Suit against Internal Utem, Dr. Keeney added. p. m. and the officers were urged sponsored by United Christian out entertainment consisting also — Ruselwal Photo abolished except in "extreme" Shown as he received his diplo Revenue Collector John J. Fitz to the .Sheridan community from of playing by the local High School Barry SULLIVAN the girl was the only one of the of his uniform told Trollo’s story. BoHon echool children arc get bo attend an offlcer’a meotlng at Youth Movement. 5li»s Phyllis J. McNaUy cases. ma from Capt. W. R. Cariithere, patrick, The verdict entitled her Ai k z "**" alioiit eight year* ago. hand, and a premier showing In LEWIS STONE network's 2,500 regular employes Representative Larry Dumas of An artilleryman, captured by the ting “ flu” alota tliTough arrange Columbia Grange Jan. 80. A fter Sunday, January 38 USN. upon ills graduation from to recover $6,133 tn penaltle.s Manchester o f movie films of the REGINALD OWEN who refused to sign the state Birmingham presented the resolu R^ds, he was forced to walk bare ments made nitb an adult group the program games were playgd Benefit show for polio drive, Mr, and Mrs. Ernest McNally, footed in the bitter cold for 10 the U. .S. Fleet Sonar School, Key levied against her: 1950 World Series Games between ment. tion for the l>-gtslatiire to remain West. Fla., Is David Rockwell and school officials. A minimum and a mock wedding was hrid with Armory, 2 p.m. the Yankees and the Phillies. Ream said the policy of dis of 330 Main street, announce the days before hia reaelie. One motion aaked that the court Sessions Dated |WHY in .session until the pardon systoiii Roger 'Williams as thv brids; Alden 5londay, January 29 GLASTONBURY Nichols, seanian, USN. son of Mr. enter a Judgment for the dcfeiid- f YOUR lUT lUY fee la char,;ed. Next Monday’s Issue of this missing nory-slgners of the state engagement of their daughter, is inve.stigated. ReiiiinUcd that A form er steel worker, he ii Local State Guard recruit rally nnil Mr's.' Arthur Nichols of 26 ant. Slinuld that he denied, the oth f Meek 9*a K-m- Iqiit a ... WaM-e Cartton, the groom; Norman Gig Toung In ment had been adopted to give Phyllis Jean McNally, to Gerald such action would cost money, he now in Walter Reed Army lio.spi- IJv Rcvii’!W Board! Southergkl, bridesmaid, and Fran sponsored by American Legion. THEATER effect to the company's loyally P. Nallen, son of Mr. and Mrs. tal here awaiting the fitting of Dclniont, .St . Maiuheater, Conn er aaked for a new trial. "March of Dimes Revue,” at St. 74 IIEBBO.H AVE.. G LA6TO NBIBY "Hunt The Mnn Down” declared: who recently coiiipicted the six- The government contends that cis Foster, l>«8t roan. Walden Col program which was announced Gerald Nallen of Camden, N. J. "It's a cheap price to pay for artificial leg.^. James's school. Fred MarMarrar Irraa DBaaa month course It the school. (O ffi the pemilties were legally ini|K>aed lins was the officiating clergyman. last month A spring wedding is planned. I cleaning up a rotten mess. It's a Sitting belwoen Ache.soii and Any persona wlabing to appeal W u p p iu g Tuesday, January 30 "XEVEB A DFLI. MOMENT” cial U S. Nnvv Photograph 1003- Following the wedding a “shower” ^ T I N E E B . She Won’t Elaborate ' cheap price to pay to make sure Mrs. Alben Barkley, wife of the under a statute Which providea for aNaeaament laid aa of last October League o f Women Voters unit Alee 8471. them agaliiijt oniploycrs who wll- was given to Mrs. Elsie Crpndall OoBBld U'Coaaar J lu ijr DBraata “ It’s the only way to make It convicted murderers aren't sprung vice president, Troilo led in sing 1 which forma th
^ -Jl r MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN„ F R ID A Y . J A N U A R Y 26. 1U51 PAGE rnni'' MANUHESTBR EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER. CONN., FRIDAY. JANUARY 26. 1961 Kiwood P. Dowd. Mrs. Mary Ann named. chalrnuin of the pot-luck Rooms, W a ll street. Mrs. Nalion, will visit at the Hotel Bond on Cast Annoiinc^d . Brown as Dr. William R. Chunday, Banker Dlea his hbme here yesterda}’. ' Moore York from 1606 to 1681 whtn he fcupper for the annual Spring 4-H Mra. RychUng and Mra. Louis May 28. Members voted to pur Handley as Vats Louise Simmone, Jody Qolnlk aa Bettjr Chumlay, Dr. Graenwlch, Jan, 26— iffb—Robert was prwldant o f the New AiMtefk retired. He nerved aa Chamber Soutli Coventry, Steullet were named the committee chase yam for an afghan which Eva Folsom as Myrtle Mae Sim Ixiuls Block as Judge Omar G aff a branch office at Loa Anfelro, 'Bud and Bloom.'' rally planned for February 10. at Reed Moore, S3, retired New York dam National Bank, New York, lain of Naty York during tha Ad- 6:45 p.m. at the Church Com in charge of the unlt-aponsored Mrs. Cynthia Harlpw of Storrs has To Play "Har\ ey’ mons, Ann McAdams os Mra. Ethel ney, and JSlTy Sapienaa aa Duane liif.. six years aga 8 ^ hM ___ Irig the.» mMUng Deputy Parents’ Cares J. -Mrs. Paulin* Littia banker and one-time Chamberlain from IBOO to 1606, and of the Com ministratloh of -WilUqm J. Oaynor, munity House In North Coventry. set-back-party here the evening of volunteered to crochet and when Chauvenet Carol MoVeIgh aa Ruth Wilson. Harvey will be portrayed Given rothora tad aUters In OaHfornlA John Grlawold o f Sbmers prsront- Co^’entey* 7-6281 Kelly, R. N „ Thomas Turner as MHIM ed Jewela to past secretary,^ Mrs. of the City of New York, died at mercial Trust Company la Raw Mayor from 1610 to 1618. Assisting her will be Mra. Fred February 23. The proceeds of completed to be sold for the bene by Harvey. Henry Vogel of Somera road fo- fit of the Laurel Olrl's State pro The cast of '’Han»ey," recent Dr. Lyman Sanderson, William The play la now under rehaoraal. .•elved word by Trana-AtlanOc tel- Charles Aultman and past lectur Priest’s Topic erick H. Miller, George A. Kings both parties will be earinarked for The Waterfront Park Associa aponaaring a delegate to the I.aure1 gram. Mrs. Jamea will be in Broadway comedy hit which will i SciioolTest^ 'phoBC of the de*th of his fether* er, Mrs. William Zerver. Five bury and MVa. Donald Gehring. ,>oterVogel In Germany where be dollara was voted to the March of tion will have n special meeting Officers of the various local 4-H Girl’s State program this summer charge of the tickets for thla spe be presented for the first time by clubs are contacting each mem at the University of Connecticut. cial project. The group voted to Yen need to ruEos itlBndBtiag, | :iaa been for aome years. Dimes. It was announced the Rev. Tiimnins to .Sunday at 2 p. in. at the Nathan a little theater group In thla area rellsriiit Murterole. It sot mly I school of tnatnictlon for East ber regarding covered dishes for Paat Commander Francis W. donate I2..60 to each the Coventry Mr. Vogel operated a meat mar on March 3, ha« been announced by fu t, long-lutiag relkf but sel ^ Become Fiwl Credew Central Pomona Orange will be Speaker at Opfen Meet- Hale Community Center to vote the aupper. The Senior 4-H Club Perkins of Mansfield spoke to the and Mansfield March of Dimes fund ket In Springfield, Maks., fof ■ on the transfer of title of Lake- helpatte^ tbebritatioBaadtee^im hu.mber o f years, coming to El held in Yeoman's hall, Columbia, membera have volunteered their pupils of grades 6. 7, and 8 at the drive*. Director Jean Moore. The play will loeal aoBteetioa. Buy Mtarteelal . Night at the view Drive, Shore Drive and Wan- lington years ago purchasing what on Jnntiary 30 and all officers are * ing on Wednesday oaslatancc and will net up tablea, George Heraey Robertson School be presented at the Bowers achool gumbaug Drive to the Town of serve and assist with the cteanlng Waaiiiiigton School is known as the old Wadsworth urged to attend this meeting. on Wedneaday In connection with by the Community Players under Coventry., Mrs, Peter C. Am up. All .parents, children nnd any ero farm which he conducted for a The next meeting will be held Rev. Jamea P. Timmlna. who is Americanism, aa arranged through 8 the sponsorship of CMbbonii Aa- MUST IE on February 1st and a competitive brose, chairman of the develop others intereated In 4-H work are Mra. Harold S. James of Mansfield She Coiiib World - About forty Jntert»t««> good many years until he went to In his fourteenth year *a rector of aembly. Catholic I-adlea of Colum Germany on business and pleasure. program will he presented at that ment road committee said Wed urged to attend the supper and Canter, unit Americanism chair ' from the WmeWngton St. Brldgel’a church, will apeak at nesday there would also be action entertainment following. During bus. time. , man, Mra. Jamea gave a book re For Old Combs Joseph Handley will be seen aa cwie flrrt froderu U«t night In Mrs. Samuel Dancaiise attended an open meeting Wedneaday eve taken on the revision of the as the entertainment program Miss port on "Red Channels" pertaining ning. January 81 at eight o'clock the eehool Ubimry. P «g « by the district lecturers conference sociation by-laws and any other Miss Diane Motycka will speak on to Communistic Infiltration which ••IF" ...... ,. . Perry Como in St. Brldgefa hall op "Parente’ her trip to New Orleans recently Dover-Foxcroft, Me.— Xlrs. they took the-brnme mental test which was held In Coventry Sat , necessary business to come before she recently read. Mrs. Irene .Smith Marlborough Problems." Before aaaumUig the ns a member of the vegetable Ida Shrang la combing the world “I APOLOGIZE” ...... children urday evening. ,\f, the meeting. reported that the Poppy Seals had . Billy Eckatein rectorate of S t B rldget'r pariah, judging team at the national con- WANTED Robert Post has returned home Raymond B. Bennett was elect arrived and rhe would arrange that for comba. Coliectlng combs la from the Middlesex hospital where ha waa a curate at St Jamet’a frience. Mi.ss Shirley Welk will “TENNESSEE W A LTZ" . . . Spike Jones The Orange held its regular ed pre.sident of the Booth-Dimock these be at the next meeting here her hobby and she has act her he was a patlept for a couple of church, and after long aaaoclaUon Memorial Library, Inc.. Tue.sday speak on her trip to the 4-H con aS S .«S S t >»■»<»;: meeting Thursday with the past the evening of Februarj- 12. Mrs. with parente and children ln*boU» night. Other officers elected dur ference In Chicago recently. The goal at 1,000. But caring for a EXPERIENCED "BEYOND THE SUNSET' . . . . Allen-Hritt ■cherter echoota. masters and post lecturers In dhys. Richard C. Snow gave a report on home comfort ------At the special town meeting local parishes, is well qualified to / ing- the board of trustees meeting groups will divide Into three home and four children limits the •ar” The "oohe" and ahs of w e Rev. James P. Timmlna ^ child welfare, Mrs. Willlaifi H. wet* intermingled with charge of the evening s program I u. u-as voted to aiithnrise handle his subject. Father Tim then were niee president John groups: Pai’cnts, leaders and chil amount of world-combing she can ------Cl---- ..Tiu. hoard of selectmen and town mins Is also aditor of Tha Catholic dren. for appropriate rtlseusslons. Kenyon, Community service chair CARPENTERS ••■Siproeelona aa _^;pn a 1 which was as follows; Song, “ The chlldien, while comparatively little ! MacDnnifId,- Stone, flr.: treasurer. do personally. ti*ea.super to borrow f4.000 in an IVanscrlpt. publication o f the Robert S. White; scerctary. Miss The Auxiliary to the .Green- man, submitted a detailed report m d e child do that? Grange, is Marching On" by all: time for attention la devoted to j Her existing collection of 374 MORlARTY Bros ticipation of taxes and to accept Connecticut Diocese. He la a popu Jan* M. Flaherty. Jack Isserman Chobot Post. At-, members at their ,on an invoatlgatlon of the X-Ray For Inside and Outside '* * ^ r ln g the two hours and a half, reading, "What the Orange la," the psyhcological side. j Mobile Unit. The members voted covers virtually every American 3 1 5 CENTER ST litM Scminell explaled that the the additional grant from the lar speaker, enlivens his lectures A discussion will follow Rector was elected chairman of the meeting Monday night named Mrs. Work— Apply at by Mrs. Howard Lord; reading, George R. Nelson of Andover, Mrs. to give further Investigation and period during the paat 200 years TEL 5135 tMt aoiiaht to discover the various state for the Mar\> Hall achool. with shafts of w it and leaves an Timmins’ discourse, and he wilk be | finance committee. On this com Potterton’s "Tlic Cooperator,’ by William Mr. nnd Mrs. .Tames Rvan snent audience wishing he would con Eugene Rychllng and Mrs. Arthur study to this project. It was re nnd includes comba from England, .*> Onqer Road J ^ S ^ W lW e s of their Wills.’ ; song. "Pafron.s Chain" by glad to answer problems of the { mittee will be .\vthur Rebert, Hen LARGE STOCK— Al-L SPEEDS. .13. 45. 78 the week-end In New York City tinue further. ry W. Ford. Mrs. Thomas \V. Rid Webb, both of Coventry, as the ported at the meeting that the Past Italy. France and China. Ma Or I’hnne 4112 • I t o ^ D f these abilities, she said, all: t.nbleau. "Apiculture" with parents. , \ with relatives. Sponsored by St. Monica's cir er and Kenneth .Rpencer. Jesse •ommitteo in charge of the unit President's parley wll be held terials In the combs range from AT THE CENTER • 5.19 541 MAIN STREIST are getting meaning from Mrs. .‘’ amiiel Pancause and Mrs. FUEL OIL sentences, and paragraphs, dis cle, whose membera are mothers Albertlne Bralnard was elected sponsored .set-haek part'’ the eve April 21 at the Hotel Garde In bone and tortoise shell to wood JARVIS RKAITY (O. George Goncl. taking part: song, Jfost of the forests o f Greece Graves Gets New Post of teen-age children, mothers of chairman of the library commit ning of February 3 at the I-eglon i Hartford. The National President and split bamboo. covering the extent o* *",1 ".Sifting,” by all. hav# been cut down. A«M fvtnrdlnatlon, finding out if children of all-age levels, and their tee. He will select hl.s own com Next came a skit titled "X-Ray Hartford. .Tan. 2« (IP' Thommi ‘#VM are developed to diBtinguUh .1. nraves. of West Ifartford. has husbands will be welcome and the mittee. Mrs. John H. Westland ^ J e c ^ ascertaining Specialist" with Mr. apd Mrs, fathers are particularly Invited to was elected chairman of the mem William Zerver, Mr. and Mrs. W il been appointed Clerk of the House ability to work in two. or three Anpropriatinn.s Committee, Graves attend. bership eommittee to choose her dlme^ons, and searching for dc- liam Bottomley, Mr. and ' Mrs own working committee. The Samuel Dancaiise and John Lord who wdll receive $3,000 for the ses The meeting Is by no means lim GiewingWrigley’i building nnd grounds committee velopnient of number*. taking part. The Patrons test sion. will take a leave of absence ited to Catholic Mothers Circles, inSe question and answer p e ri^ from his post as Assistant Director leaders of clilldren’s groups. Den Sit bock. Rdox. Ea|oy tlw comforN of o worn homo will have C. Davis Talkins a.s was by .Ssmuel Daneause and chairman, Robert S. White, John turned out to b* John Icord and the. Word and ■of the Connecticut Public Expen mothers and others Interested . in left •ItUftUon bid been. the development of children, aplr- Spearmint Gum M. Stone. Sr. Miss Charlotte Sign te.at was hy .Samuel Dan- ditures Council. The appointment w m were surprised to hear that In a white tho wintry Now Engloiid I I howte. If yoo*vo 90t Albertlne was elected chairman cau.se. Paul Hobert.a and John was announced vesterdav hv Ren. .itunlly,...... will be wcleome. Ample in- class there could be a range of Arthur R. B. Tanner (R-Wood-, formation and guidance is avail- of the historical committee. Dean fl^ y e a r t in mental age. despite Lor.i. Refreshes You MORIARTY'S wotchin9 yoar homo comfort noodi yoo'ro ' able for physical development of Wllev resigned as a member of the fact that alt children were al Tlte program ended with the (bury) Committee Chairman. the Board of Trustees and'Andrew most chronologically the aame. oR sot. Export bomor sonrteo, cteoR bondof MobWigof J. Buckley. Jr., was elected to Another queatlon dealt w l^ the fill this vacancy. marking aystem and Mother on (dolivorod OBtomatleaRy). 24 boor sorvico. vast fiml Mrs. Herbert W. Love was the value of parent conferencea. elected president nf the Coventry Paftfclpating In the Republican Women’a; club during along with Miss Scannell a ^ the rosorvos —• oro o l yovrs os o MORlARTY castomor. their anntial meeting Monday eve narcnt*. were MtM PRE-SEASON BUYS IN “HI-VALU” ning at tho Nathan Hale Com end Miss Dorothea munity Center. Other officers 8m?uC%'«»bington fitst grade CONVERSION BURNERS elected follow: Vice president, Sichers. and Vincent Ramlxl. DEPENDABLE USED CARS! Mrs. John S. Blssell; treasurer. principal of the iwhool. Mrs. Philip I. Hot way: corre ' T h e ^ lrs t graders for a night , sponding secretary, Mrs. Edison went home with a bettor | BOILER-BURNER UNITS O. Davis; recording secretary. edge and appreciation of the , 4.DOOR SEDAN Mrs. A. Harry W. Olsen. The qehod program.______^ I Take a tip from the basketball naembers voted to dispense with OOMPLEn HEATINS SYSnNS the February meeting. During Gleaming black. Immaculate boys. They say pleasant chewing 1949-V8 o f tasty WRieUY'S SPEARMINT GUM the March meeting plans for ac- throughout. Fully equlp|>ed I keeps mouth and throat moist , ttvltles for the year wHI be made. Ellington The club has 42 members at pres with radio, heater, etc. Sln- I and comfortable. gte owner, low ifllleage. Very • e a 4 W t « , ent. The name of Mrs. Frank giro ot undetermined origin de- MERCURY specially priced. And that refreshing. long-last •treyad the amaU warehouse on Wralght waa Inadvertently omitted ing Wrtgley’s Spearmint flavor aa serving on the committee as- the Adolf Lana property on Som gives you a dandy little pick-up. oiaUng with the Heart Fund Drive ers road Monday morning. The • e o for the Willlmantlc District Heart building la owned by Irving Lugln- WRIGLEY'S SPEARMINT GUM is always Aaaociatlon to take place next buhl and operated by Arthur l^na 1938 a treat. Tastes so good. Lasts so month. 1941 PLYM OUTH 1949 FORD "V-B"' long. Costs so little. Just try It. BROTHERS Bov Scouts of Troop 67 will meet whtrs.ha waa • for the ConaoUdatod Cigar • Co. 2-Door Coupe CUSTOM PACKARD "8" tonlglit 7:80 p. m. at the Nathan The bulkUng burned to the groimd Gray, imdio, heater. Ex- Black, with radio and Chewing ^ Hale Community Center clubroom. and an adjoining barn caught ^ o rellrat rnbher. Very good IJght green, radio, heater. heater. Tip-top transpor SIS CENTER STREEI.. MAMCNESTER mtPNOHI SISI . The Scouts of the Explorer Post but waa soon put ouL ^ e flro- mechanically, Clean and A -I through tation for WRIGLEY’S SPEARMINT GUM will meet at their headquarters on men laid hose from a brook across out. Top buy at olds digesflen, feerfi, breofh Mason street, same time. the road that they dammed up to C O lh '^ Mra. O. J. McClellan. Mrs. BBt WBt*T Bitd efficient work ■•vofl j ONLY $369 ONLY $199 Floyd N. Wiley, Xfrs. H. Wilbur ttM Other boUding. which la a c w Fan Price $ljl95 Full price Stevens, Mrs. E. Lynn Beerwort, barn. Tba eowa were turned in Mrs. Raymond B. Bennett, Mrs. to the parture aa a safety meas- John H. Westland and Mrs. Erneat uro. Building and contents were J. Sterket will be In charge of the partly covered by Insurance. ■ Garden Club rummage aale F ri Tba "rMrasari’ sponsor^ for day and Saturday from 10 a.m. un the Ellington Center Consolidate 1937 DODGE 4-DOOR TIPS til 4 P. M. at the Nathan Hale Mh0(d by the EUlngton Center P. Black, single owner (that’s right). Actnally Community Center. Proceeds are T. A. whlrti waa hel^ In the au only W.OOO “eaby” miten. Previous owner for the treasury for the support ditorium waa a very auccesaful claims no oll-burncr. Heater, seat covers. for tho o f community service projects. affair as the • net proceeds were Clean and good paint and rubber. Mrs. Joaeph, Motycka has been 134 0 . Tht csoinnilttw, ncnool Handy Man chUdran and aU who w s ls te tha project wish to thank all hurt-J ness men and Indlvlduala who c ^ op6rate6 ao well, and are eapeclai- j Those cracked ceilings can be ly grateful to those who donated permanently rejwired by one the fine door prises. of two easy-to-install meth The achool children express l 1948 PONTIAC "8" 1948 PACKARD "8" ods. Cover with plaster board Ihelr thanks to the • Ellington Board o f Education for the gift of STREAMLINER CLUB COUPE ' and then paint with McKin fl60. This money will be u.sed ’ CUSTOM MODEL 4-DR. SEDAN ney's Paint-0-Plast . . . gives for a movie projector for the .tlisnlutely like new In and oat. Hydra- Magnificent, black. Only 1,800 miles. Single the effect of sand-finished matlr, radio, heater, spotlight and loaded school. I owner. A luxury car you’d he proud of. plaster. Or,*“cover with inter Uola Feldman of Ellington Is i with arressorirs, lioaiititui! A onre-ln-a- iv- one Of eight 4-H. club girls who llfetlme car! To see It Is to buy It! Overdrive, radio, heater and others. locking pi;e-finished insulat 1 were awarded gold seals for the ing K uW ood ceiling tiles. s": home making record books m turned tor for the year 1950. Lola apaelaltsed in "Food Preparation. N o t too early to think about Dr. J. Kingsley Blrge, Congre- | window and porch screens. gatlonal missionary to Turkey, 1948 PACKARD It’s best to cut all pieces of will be guest speaker next Sun C LU B SED A N day at the morning service at i lumber to size,' give- ’em two Dark gray. Low mileage, single owner. 10:46. Monday night. January coats of paint, then assemble^ Overdrive, radio, heater, electro-clutch. New beauty for 26 Mra. Birge wlU be the special putty and paint again. ■peaker at the Ladles' Benevolent Perfect throughout. Very special Socletv meeting which will be | held In the Congregational church $1,489 o ld w a lls with Has the Mrs. been campaign , aocial rooms at 8 p. m. ing for a mo 1 ■ / ■ \ MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER. CONN. FRIDAY. JANUARY 26. 1951 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANUHESTER, CONN., FRIDAY, JANUARY 26, l» » l PAGE esn ar of Unltsd Methodist church pcepagwida takaa Oie form of a many, ona taction of tha world drive several members of w o in which ahs'Blao apMalad for In* ^thodist TouthFell^lp to Radio Plea Briugs fow simple elementary statements amonj; many aactlona, one eultura . Bolton WONS — 14M w n o — 1880 Fruit Vegetable foftnatloh about thbfr young aon. HATS CLEANED and opinion among many eulturaa the mid-winter MYF OomerenM WFHAJ-10S.7 That Bump Last Night She ohoked wtth'-BoM when she mpsafod again and hgain. TOla Doris Mohr OTtalla* 'w d Eo uttered the.words: and optnlona. And aoma of this Rally at Brocton, Growers Meeting News of Danny AND BLOCKED repatltlon la most important. Tor Tel. Manchester S548 on Saturday. Nwey Lw, WKNB -'j; Today’s Radio WBAY — 910 9 • "Any Information you might exparienca la already upon ua aa, McKinney, Craig and M ^ ^ give may mean the caylng of our It la baaed on a oonvlcUon that WCOG — Ittfi Dastora Standard 'nme WTHT — 1*80 HENRY’S people will beUeve anything If Uila week, we encountered our “ Mrs. Ralph Wing. Red Cross Spencer are among those y The Manchester Fruit and Veg Was Not R eal *Thing* (CobMbim4 Dbib Page Obb) son’s life .. .Perhaps Just a little Sk«e SendSB Diy toattend the rally which wifi open more help would find our Danny.. tiwy hear It often ehough. Tha find point blank defeat In the chairman In Bolton snd member of etable association ufill hold Its an-' f4 g No, Mala St. Deyat the locsl Civil Defense committee 4:00k. 10: nual meeting tomorrow night at tearful, tHree-mwute appeal over Every minute covnte." atatement to be accepted la first United Ngtlona- a defeat which la A special commlttto WDRC—Strike It Rich. WTIC—Bill Stem. the air for anyone having infor Police Ijeutqnant Frederick B. has announced plans to hold First WDRC—Hartford School of Mu- 8 at the Itallan-Amerlcan dub on ''The Thing" that rumbled * said it sounded aa If a heavy truck laughsd at aa abaiuvl, then be- prompting acme Americana^to aay Aid courses at United Methodist' the Official Board of » ' WTHT-»Famlly Album. had paaaed his house. At Colehoa- mation about Danny to "please Young confirmed receipt jo t the odist church will meet tonight to . I sic. Eldridgc street. The state conven through the Connecticut River note at the Matson home and said comsa famUlar; perhaps dhem Is that we should secede Immediate church under the sponsorship of WHAT—Polka Hop. tion wlT toe held In Manchester ter, it was reported aa a deep come forward." I discuss plans for toe church \VTI0—Backstage Wife. I WONS---News; Jack's Wax- Valley for brief sei'onds last night It Was now locked iii the police M wM at tlM ly. the W8C8 snd at Center Congre neat faU and preparation for It, rumble. Douht' RjUMom Motive something In it after all or It gational church sponsored by the ten services. Week \yKNB— News; Request Matl- , works. was identified by .some local resi sefe. M T S ifct «k OiiaaMOr. Coonn •• In thla raactldn, we are like the Laymen's Sunday and Easter torv- I 10;45— Indiidtng nomination of a’ chair- Toll gate attendanta at the Police said' they believe It likely AiUnrlliii Stent would not be mpeated ao often, Ladles Bpnevolent Society. Both nee. .» miui,’ will be made at the meeting dent! as an explosion, a strong Raymond E. Baldwin Bridge be that the telephone message was He said Mr. and Mrs. Matson CSi<5in«>B mtff. early atate of 'New York, which Ices. Members of the Mmmlttee I w n c— Pro and Con. brought the note to Police Head H4US8BB — BELTS and finally it becomes accepUd as courses would be conducted during WON8^HolI>-wood, U.S.A. tomorrow night. Election of offi gust of wind ajid an expreas tratnj tween Old Lyme and Old Say- delivered by tho same person who gnMeUVnON lUTW arc Mrs. CTIfford Stephen, Al WCCC—Junior Disc Jockey. j 11:00— quarters and were cautioned not CLASTIC H081ERT conaidered Itaelf too big and too the evening hours. The course is cers is also on the agenda. but authorities at Fordham Uni hrook were completely oblivious sent the- note. OI* cJStTiun ...... ;H:S true;” standard 18 hours given In 8 peri bert Holman, Arnold McKinney, 4:18— ■ I News on all stations. to make any mention of that let CRUTCHES — BRAOXS ' So far, thla reminds us of Uis powerful to be dictated to by its Roger Smith. Maurice Spencer and ! ll:l< k - The association conducts the versity say "it" was an "absolute of tho quake. An East Hampton They added they have no way of ods of three hours each week. W n c —Stella Dallas. | Manchester auction market In resident said the dlstnrhanco ter." he said. "She agreed not to Expert nttecB techniques of some schools of fellow states- and which some Some enrollments have already Rev. J. R. Yeager. WONS—Jack Downey’a Music WDRC—'The World Tonight. ly Insignificant" earth tremor re knowing whether the ca ll' and reveal 11. 1 told her It was the «««i* X W ...... • ;g, .t Mrs. John S. Holmes, formerly WTHT—UN HighllghU. which farmers from some eight or gave the house a terrific shake. written message are "legitimate" .1 American advertising. times takes the same attitude been received but more must be ■ Shop. corded at exactly 10:'J8.19 p. m. fleet break we hqd received In this WwUT. kr ...... 416.00 Miss Pearl OlesecKe, skllH Tues WONS—Jack’s Waxworks. ten surrounding towns east of the And there were many people, or the woCk of a crank. case and .that with quiet, orderly ■rt»a. m i t n a . ow .But the Chinese Communists even today. But we will not made In order to obtain an author WCCC—Big Brother Bill. river participate. The switchboard at Police Head ized Red Cross Instructor. Volun day on the S. B. America for \VTIC—Songs by George Sau- both in Manchester and through Police discount the theoiy that police Investigation we might be secede: we will feel pretty ugly F iince and Italjr. She expwU to 4:89— quarters was kept b>isy for several out the state, who didn't notice use It for more Irhportant things teers sre urged to enroll with Mrs. WDRC—Yankee Kitchen. telle. Danny was kidnaped for ransom able to capitalise on It snd return m • jgQcuTtD for a time and demonstrate some Byron Shinn, 2-9P31; Mrs. James meet her huaband. Ensign Holnies. minutes as tl^e A-bomb-consctous any unusual sounds or tremors i as the father is employed merely her son to her side."” ■ riaa* !• than deodorants. who Is on a tour of duty In the WTXC—Lerenso Jones. and the curious queried police. rather pointed resentment against G. Hassett, 4849; Mrs. Ernest As- WDRC-- Public Service Pro last night. Tlic first they knew |IIS iiighi janitor at the Quincy Dls- IJeut. Young said It Is possible TRADE-IN •‘A striking example of this," Mediterranean. Mrs. Holmes will WHAY—News. The Harvard university selsini>- nboul "The Thing" ws.s in Hstcii- | ^^1,-1 rmirthmise. mM M M A dlSOStehSS Cffdtttd tO 1% Of plnwall. 2-1.391 or Mrs. Wing. gram. Auclover young Danny was taken sway by a the British correspondent goes on, those fellow nations who dared do some sightseeing before return Vi’KNB—News; Sports. graph recorded a "slight earth mg to radio news programs this mentally unbalanced woman who wniOISaO I" tW» P***' 4.163. The aim of national head WTHT—Dollar Derby. 11:80— The father accompanied the "Is'the statement that Russia, not voto^ against us; and eventually quarters Is to have at least one ing home late In AplH. w n c—Music. quake" at 10:27.62 at a dlxtance morning and In rcaillng the news mother in tho teicvlalon broadcast has no children ot her own. 4:48— ■ The supper meeting of the men of r/'Ut 70 miles from the Instru- papers. NOW! America, defeated Japan In 1946. we Will begin Vo get the point, person In every houshold trained In w n c — Young Wldder Brown. 11:88— of the Tolland County Association XlaOtlalN* 6*T«te »t« ^ *0 r*»erT»a, First Aid. Should disaster come, Pnneral Director Wee , WONS -News. m i/.. Manchester Msreh of Dimes At first It was treated with ridi which la that in any effective as Ever notice where the ^^gang" WDRC—Old Record Shop. of Churches will be held at the A Bolton resident reports that authorities, who have promtseil to the training would be Invaluable; 1 2 :00— Vernon Center Congregational ran m rrtet dtwt dfH. ■• ^ sociation of nations thsre must Bethel. Jan. —<>P)—Henry A. 8 :00— the tremor occurred "at almost reveal "The Thing" at the polio cule; most Chinese had first-hand In any event, It is of constant use 28 W n c —Neus: Music. church on Monday, January 29, at $ 2 5 T O $ 7 5 ' lUDtWMUUTet: be give as w’ell aa take, yielding In everyday Hying. Mrs. Wing also ! Webb, Br.. 64. veteran town official, WDRC—News: Old Record 10:30 p. m. sharp and sounded benefit show at the Armory Sun knowledge of the American war 7 p. m. The topic will ^ "The for all tho world like an explosion. as well as rule. This is, in fact, announced the fliwt class In Home ' was found dead In hie automobile Shop. I Prrquepey Modulation day, disclaim any connection with effort. Then they began to thUik gets together? Place of the Church in the Pres Not until after I'd made certain Inst night's ociuirrcnce. "The WEDDING T m S T C » ' < * » o , DttTPlt an6 Boaton, Nursing will begin on Tuesday, near the Municipal Water Depart w n c —When a Girl Marries. the great genius of the American WDRC—FM 98.7 MC. ent Emergency (War and Civilian Ihere’d been no explosion, did I for your old refrigerator in arRE*t) or that perhaps part of the truth had February 6 at the home of Mrs. ment’s chlorinating plant. Dr.. Al WONS—Mark Trail. W DRf— FM On the Air 8-10 p. m. Thing we hnve Is the real thing," KKIiaSR ACVIT political system, our glory, and Where thsrk is music there's fun, and that's where tVia youngsters eonsregatA Defense!. This Is the only meet think It co!iId have been anything they stall'd. been kept from them, and soon Fred Johnson. Red Cross nurse, bert Trempert, Medical Examiner, WHAY—Story Queen. WFHA— 108.7 .Mf’., trade for a new, modem-* ClRCCLATIOfW. our strength, and It la hard to You’ll find them in the home where there la a piano and someone to play Tt. For ing that the Andover Men's Club •else." STATIONERY educated men who ought to have who has been named instructor. I reported that W’ehb died of a heart WTHT—Big Jon and Sparky. WTIC— FM BOA Sic. will hold this month. Men are ria prlntlcg Companyi- loe.. Imagine that wc will really be too This Is a 12 hour course given In j attack about three hours before his no mechanical Instrument can ever take the place of creative music . . . for enter 8:15— WFH.\ A Columhla man compared the (h S ctl raapoMlblllt, for known better were taking it aa an tainment, for enjoyment. You owe your cliiUlrcn and your.self the joy of music in advised to got their tickets for trenifir In sound and dtirallnn “to | V' backward in Ijfansfcrring our own 6 two hour period.^. The first class body was discovered by a truck WTIC—Portia Faces Life. 9:30 a. m.-l:00 p. m.—Music for resei'vations from Art Lockwood traM rapblcal arror* aopaarint accepted fact that the Russian will meet on three' successive Tues driver. Webb, the town’a only the home. So why not stop in at Watkins tomorrow and learn how easily your WHAY—March of Dimes. Listening. a fast train going through town.” : . A SPECIALTY aaa athar raaOl^ ideals to the larger arena ol by January 25. A Manchester man said he ^ PHILCO fn tlw lUBelmtar ■aaoHH HaraH. armies caused the surrender of day and Wednesday mornings funeral director, was Water Com-1 home, too, can have a really fine piano. 8:80— WTIC— FM On the air 6:25 a. m.- At a meeting of Andover Lake world affairs. from 9:30 to 11:30. Mrs. Johnson thought his hoii.se hsd been struck Japan.” mlsaloner for more than 30 years. w n c - J u s t Plain Bill. I a. m. Corporation, in the Town hall, the SHOE .Amnninccmentfi, Invitnlioiip, Friday, January 39 is now enrolling members for an by a gnat of wind. Another persim. ' This sample of the power of He serv'ed as the Town Court Pro^ WONS-:—Clyde Beatty .Show. Same as WTIC. following directors were elected: R. who was In bed at the time, rc , EASY TERMS! afternoon class and will conduct ecutor for nearly 25 ytars, and LaMotte Russell, Fred L. Carpen Reception, Repl.v CardH, eU:. Communist propaganda does not an evening class on Monday If WTHT—Joe Glrand. ported feeling hla bed tremble REPAIRING a ^ c e Of Honorable Truce daring World War H was Bethel a WHAY—Meet tho Band. Televialon ter of Manchester, Edson D. Her surprise us. Those who propa there Is a demand for It. Recnilta slightly, . Cake Boxes, Matcliea, Napkins, etc. Civil Defense Director. One of 8:48— WNHO—TV rick of Bolton. Laurence C, Stan Reports of the rumblings ran : Of the Better Kind •n»ar# haaa baan to manj- 4 lplo- Open Forum for this course may contact the In ley of Simsbury. John H. Yeo gandise with lies always have an structor. Mrs. Fred Johnson at hiB two sons Is Chief Henry A. | WDRC—Cilrt Massey and Mar 4:00—Homemaker'a Exchange. up and down the Conneetletif Rtv- I DONE WHILE Large Selection — La)>v prices matle eompbcatlona ralaad that it obvious advantage. It la that a Webb, Jr., of the Bethel Fire de tha 'niton. 4:30—Vanity Fair. mans, Perry B. Cook and George er from Old Lyme to East Hart BENSON’S Winning Friends Abroad 2-1218, or Mrs. Thomaa C. John C. Stanley. Percy Cook presid la atooat difficult to remember son. 2-1335, for additional Informa partment. He aUo leaves two WHAT—Sports, 6;00—Lucky Pup. ford. State Police at several bar- YOU WAIT Radio • Televtslee • AppUaBeee lie can indeed be simply told, daughters and tevsral grandchll-1 5:15—Time for Beany. ed. rneks first said they had reports what the world a ?rat abJecUve In To the Editor, tion. w n c —Front P ags' Farrell. whereas a truth la always com ,,dren. 8:88— 5:30—Howdy Doody. Announcements were made tb of a severe explosion somewhere 718 MAIN STREET Rev. and Mrs. J. Richard Yeager Steinway, “Instrument of the effect that a School of Instruc SAM :rULYES Korea ought to ba. plex. The liars of this world are So the Reds even use witch doc WTHT—Falstaff’a Fabulous Fa 6:00—^Twilight Time. In Conneetieut hut were unable to ' CAMPRESS ths Immortals," Weber, tion for Grange officers will be TM1.F.PHONE 8538 That drat objecUve, It aeema to always glib, because they can, at tors to win over African natives. bles. 6:30—Faye Emerson. loeate It. 701 M.4IN STKKKT 5 So. Main 81. Phone 2-2240 Steck. Everett, Cable-Kel held at Columbia Grange on Jan The tremors struck with varying \ ^ ought to ba to halt the flghf- They will go native to get the na WONS-Victor Borg*. 6:46—Sports. win, tailor their lie to the simplest son and the Knabe. “OIB- 7:00—Kukla, Fran and Ollie! uary 30. and a Lecturers' Regional Intensity. One Old Lyme resident ' ing. t e a poda«m and condition of language. The tellers of truth, on tives. In Rome, ihty adopt "doing clal Plano of .the Metro Eveqlng 7:30—Roberta Quinlan. Conference at Coventry on Janu honor. as the Romans do" to foster Com politan Opera," are tha 7:45—Newsreel. ary 20. tha other hand, are alwaya awk # D R C —News. MIsa Marion Stanley presented Tha halt to the flghUng, Ideally munism. Reputation famous names and qual 8:00—Mama. ward, and hesitant, »nd some ity makes that await your WHAY—News. an interesting march, which re •raaklng, ahould conja on tha-.S8th 8:30—We the People. times confused themselves, simply Too often, we fall short in re selection at Watkins. WONS—News. 9:00—Henry Morgan. sulted \ln the appearance of a specting the native customs when panUlal, the original boundary because the truth about most Our reputation Spinets start at |565. WTOT—Sports; Joe Girand's 9:30—The Clock. lighted birthdn.v rake for all hav FORD STeP-AHFAD ENGINEERING AC H ItV fS NEW TRUCK ECONOMY line tha United Natlona went Into in other countries. We have, too Show. , 10:00—Boxing. ing birthdays In .lanuary. things la alwaya somewhat con often, aaaiimed we were'popular In w n c —News. Korea to protect and reeatabllah. gained from our 10:46— Greatest Fighta. The latest edition of “ Scene 'n fusing, because the triith, by Its the world and our ways automat 8:10— Herd," Tolland Coiinty 4-H News, Thara ore many, troubleaome years experience 11:00—Broadway Open House. own nature, compels the weighing ically created good will. Some WDRC—Jack Smith Sportscast. 12:00— Newsreel. contains the report of ' Andover dlpkmiatfc queaUona which have times our businessmen have played 4-H Club membra who have re- of many factors. providing aervice.s I i | \ •:18— bean tangled In with tha queaUon Into the hands of European com WDRC—Jack Zalman, cejwd awards. Marjorie Boying- Suppose we undertook to tell petitors by not adapting their biis- distinction to all, ton for Home Improvement; San of baiting tha fighting In Korea, w n c —Strictly Sports; Wcath- the story of who did lick Japan? Ineaa ways to customers abroad. aen.sible cost.s. - ' er. Deaths Last Night dra White, all-around club work n haa been t£a atrong poalUon of and leadership, and Shirley Pratt Here they are ! Could ws do it truthfuUy In ona Ws have not always shown our WOKS—Sports. the United fitataa that,'while auch selves at our best in the rest of for vegetable demonstration work. sentence? Or by one almple state WHAY—Supper Serenade. By The Assficiated Press problema muat alwaya be open to the world. We cannot rely on gain 8:80— Also, gold seals for best home- ment?' Of course we could not. Yock — diaries Spencer making r«cord books turned in dlaeuaaion, the end of the fighting ing friends on not being as bad or WDRC—Record Album. Beyond the obvious credit to the as much hated aa the Keds; Neith Hart, 63, advertiaing executive, this year go to Shirley Pratt, in Korea ahould come flrat. 8:89— American forces which did Indeed er Is It enough to gain the friend- former Grand Exalted Ruler of the frozen foods; Sandra White, junior Thom ta now a chance, in tha WTHT—B a r c n o Gammell; Benevolent and Protective Order leadership and food preparation. \ perform the major portion of the ahlp of the business Interests or Weather. behavior of the Oommunlata in middle class or rich abroad. Many of Elks, and from 1922 to 1937 These record hooks were among Japaneae defeat, we would have WDRC—Record Album, the approximately 400 turned in, the field, that an unoffldal truce ara Jealous of ua. It la essential w n c —Emil Cote Glee Club. business manager of "The Elks" to give side credit to the Austra that we win the poor and work Official Piano of tha Magazine. He was bom in Cincin the neatest and most complete. can be created, approxlmaUly on WONS—News; ETvening Star. lians, to the British, to the Chi ers over to ua and prove we have nati. Shirley Pratt won the Slate Vege the Uth parallel line. Metropolitan Opera WKNB—Sports; Newsreel. table Demonatratlon Contest in nese, and to tha Russians, oven better to offer than Communism. Moscow—Sergei Ivanovich Vavi Them ta now a chanca that the Money or the equivalent sent often Sign of a worthy service November and went to the Nation though the main contribution of WDRC—Lowell Thomas. lov, 59, IVeaident of the Academy al Junior Vegetable Growers As does not help those It should. It of Sciences of the U.S.S.R. since fighting can ba halted. the latter may have been that WTIC—Three Star Extra. sociation’s annua) meeting in New Slone will not buy real friendship. WONS—News. 1945, and a Deputy to the Su r.> Thiit chance ahould be exploit 'That was proven in China. Orleans, Ixmisiana. Other club they kept Japanese armies Immo- 142 EAST CENTER ST., MANCHESTER WTHT—Weather; Music. preme SoGlet. members In Andover are; Dorothy ed. Oura la to help those desiring billged In Manchuria by the mere OFF THE STREET PARKING 8 :8 8 — Bismarck. N. D. - - Walter J. Chadwick,' Joan Clark. Andrea Tha maaona It ahould be ex- demoerdtte liberty and to spread Gooley, Irene Goas. Earleen Jlll- thriaf o f Russian Intsrvention. the desire.' It is to adapt that to the ^ WTOT—Edwin C. Hill. Madock, 70, Democratic Governor j^ t a d am thaaa: Tha truth might even sound, a of North Dakota fr o m AuguiC son. Irene Lathrop, Mary Lathrop, ways of the people, not to force Louise LeMalr. Judith Louis, Mar 1. Once a truea haa been eatab- little conftuing, aa if there were our ways or change customs. We 1VDRC—Beulah. 1928, to January. 1929, and retired W HAT—symphony Hall. head of the North Dakota Office of guerite Mercier, Jean Moran. Joan Uabod, It ti going to be difficult some doubt about the w-hole thing. must treat the natives as equals. Mortlock, Noreen O'Brien. Connie Genuine democracy cannot be W n C —Guest star. , the Federal Farm Security Admin for even audir tough cuatomem aa The lie never sounds confused. WONS-rFulton Lewis. Jr. Parks. Hariann Platt, Maureen forced on peoples. istration. Taylor, Eleanor Weissenbom. Mar tha Chineae Commuhiata to reopen Yet, In the end. the lie wilt al WTHT—News; /Hesdline Edi- Yours truly. Before You Buy STORM SASH! tlon. , New York —Tom Revere. 48, jory Yale and Katherine Yeo hooUlltiaa. ways sink and die, and the more | J. W. Cheney. 1:18— radio and television manager for mans. S. 41m Boot Important thing in complex truth supplant It. A lie's < INVESTIGATE the Blow Oo., Inc., since 1947. for Dlsruss Civil Defense Watkips Budget Payn^t WONS—TeUo-Teat. tha weald, rlght-VMiw, te to heap weakness is exactly the same Plan gives -you up toF 15 WDRC—Jack Smith. mer City Eklitor of the New York There are more than 18,700 mo Post and once wMh newepapera In tion picture theaters in the United tha Koraan conflict from apread- quality which gives It its early AU -M ETAL, months to pay. WTHT—Elmer Davis, Cheshire. Jan. 26-(4*1 - More Baltimore and Columbus. States. ing. If that can be accomplished strength. It makes its first im than 70 members of the Connecti w n c —Album of the Week. with principle and with honor. cut Police Chiefs Association met RUSCO SELF-STORINa pact by Its simple glibness. But S. A truce along the 38th par here yesterday for a discussion of WONS—Gabriel Heatter. eventually it becomes recognized WTHT—Lone Ranger. allel would leave tha United Na- Civil Defense measures. Among (^oiubinution Storm Sash aud Screens aa something too glib and too sim the speakers was Brig. Gen. Wil WDRC—Club Fifteen. tlocM la poaaeaalon of Ita original ■ w n c—News. ple really to be true, liam Hesketh. the State's new Civil '■ RUSCO GIVES YOU; objective in Rorea. It would 1:48— F. & D. AUTO STORES NAS THE Aa history goes, the Communist Defense Director. During an Infor a A Warmer, Mors Comfortablo Homs WDRC—Edward R. Mutrow, mean that aggreasion had been mal discussion, most of the chiefs stable of lies la in for a short run. • Magic Paaol Vaattlatton News. repulaad. had been resiated, had expressed the view that auxillsrv • Fuel Saving Up To 1/8 w nc—One Man'a Family. SET YOUYE BEEN WAITING FOR N ew drivtag cmnfeit/sr ‘81/ f W TnscA bmAAi M t bean eontalned, had failed of its policemen, recruited to aid In casV* WONS—News. o Positive Locking for Prowler Proteclloo - tU s F-S, qf«r m tU m qf Nee sgw J-JTAJf Cefc/ New objective. It would actually con- Our Own System of emergencies, should be clothed In gray uniforms Instead of blue, eMcAwwer f w /f—AearfafFeerw re mm tis SendThBrAt atltute .a United Natloiui victory— DO .N’T UKL.AY . . . For Froo Demonstmtioo aad Estimate WONS—Count of Monte Criato. >kr ’9f, SMfv tptr, tkt ttjkJmmritt! If we have philosophy enough worn by regular members of the ' WDRC—Songs for Sale. not a victory attained through to do it, we can find nil the pnral- force WTHT—Private "Eye”. forci of arms alone, but a victory lels to our difficulties in Uio Unit- i n-h. -i. T PHONE A. 0. ARONSON—7691 C h e v r o l e t WTIC—Nero Wolfe. In Itm Iww-prk* IM d •; coming from a combination o( , I oe known salt deposits in New WHAY—Cote Glee Club. ed Nations In the history of these Mexico, if developed, would sup- 8:18— United Nations military resolve or write to Wo Offor tho Following Qudity Cars For Solo. United States. j ply the entire western hemisphere I5HAY—Bit of Irelend. BEAOTffNl CABNin laeMe aad «M, aew M TiaAt h r ‘SI tMm O n fy with the prestige and world Im For what is being encountered j thmi.snnd.s of years Thoy Are In Excollont Condition Throughout. 8:88— pea gyaal ater ocaaBay laala*aB, la 4e portance of that organization in in the early stages of the United WHAY—So Proudly We Hall. THE BARTLEn-BRAINARD GO. MORf per Mlar aa aay hatAai Khl its first pioneer role aa a world Nations is a repetition, on a larg I.egal Notices WTHT—Thla la Tour FBI. POWIR m OT ICPNOHIV law enforcement agency. 108 WOODBINE 8T. HARTFORD W|ON8—Esklmoe. er scale, but not really on a scale AT ,\ iriru T UK I’ ROBATE h»ld w n c —Adventures of Sam There are more than 180 aodels, with .% Product of The F. C. ttttseell Co.. Clevelaad /SOnerfif^^'^ In summary, the present atti too much more difficult, of the within »nd for Ihn Spade. aew features throughout . . . froBB 94- 1. Bm Food yvsMi Powor PBae is tude of the Chinese Communists DlUrlt-t rtf Msnchrtutnr. on thr 24th ■ sinpist, WUr-ptevae axr .«d problems which have also • srlsen d »v of .taiiuiry 1<1.M 1949 Chevrolet Styleline Deluxe Four-Door Sedan 8.‘88— h.p. Pickups to 149-h.p. Big Jobe! ornies the smti power froia the Indicates that the United Nations r r . . w n i jn u s I \v,\l.r.,ETT niiick. Radio. Heater, Delfoslers Whlleuull Tires, Back-up WDRC—Hear It Now. IFW In U)e strtiggles of Americans of J u d e . ' • R K n Scries F-1 for rar*Hke shtliiof With a Ford lYuck, and ONLY witjh now has a chance to secure its Lights Spotlight und Scat Covers. WTHT—Pud* ead Harriet. diffijSriit states and localities to ..r l;:,hiir,l ho\crt. litr of a Ford IFuck, yoa caa choota a V-J or 8. H oeMsaasWeffy tnetert ead . own original objective in Korea, °.WTlC—Magnificent Montague. Grsio-tifhr Fickup bo^r live under one law. M iuH ‘h('.-l' T In -all! IiiBtrlrl. d om .jf.d . WONS—Air Force Hour. Six, to match your power neads exactly. ■ fires the right eetesot ad gas, at has a chance to bring the fighting Tha a.lm iin«tr»i..r having nahibitad hwt hordwood Hoer with pteel peecitelr r he tighi irnrtum,yo m ufk Very often, in nut Amencan hla a.lm inl»lrall..ii H.-.-miiit w ith aald a»- WHAY—March O’ Dimes. 8:80— skid stripe! Behind the new Ford firom cod ore ceaiceailr cluegiag s p ^ . Wpd to an end with United Nations system, one state or group of tala Irt thla I'nuvt f .r alirtwan.-a. It (a ★ ★ ★ Wider reer otb windows —50% sad powM reqaitcniean. OUPKIlKIl That -ha 3rd dav of WTHT—Sheriff: Roll Call, engine performance advancements like principles honored, and has a a I * * ‘Tha ffowpeftr more rear sefery vision ! states has felt itself faced with an Kpbruar, in.,i .a,, o'rhM-k fora- w n c—Duffy’s Tavern. flew autothcrmic pistons, new chrome- 8.Meae e leatmailSBet eyiieexe, chance to*]rad the world toward impossible defeat in tlie processes nortti at tha I'r.hat.' Orfla,. In tlia 1950 Chavrolst Coswrtiblt Gou|m With Powar Glide WONS—Music. (MekM 8T|8) Two new csbs: The 5-STAR; the Power Pilot sect ooly eaecee- M iinh'lj.al Riillding In aald M anchaatar. ead the 5-STAR EXTRA. Engi- plated top rings, new high-lift cam . consideration of Other Inevitable of the national legislature. Very Radio, Heater, Defrosters. Back-up Ughts. Direction Signals. 18:0«->- ifol laitetdoitwo.ycthdetigatd ha and th.* aaina i- Haaignad for a haar- v' J '* *f,' Y Royal Slaster Whitewall Tires Windshield Washers, ^end^ neered for msTimum dritref con- shafts . . . new traiumissions, and axle to •yschtoaisc fiiWg rw4(« te sate- Far Elastern problems without I n g o n 111.- fill,,wan,. ..f aald ad m ln ia-‘ >5"rtC - Life of Riley. Ford's PesMt Pilot tfnm see Wp MtfersMace often differences of sectional opin Guards. This was an executive's car and has never been regls* fort! 5-STAR EXTRA C*b hes for even longer truck life .,, and Ford's teMly. the accompaniment ot bloodshed trail*.n acroi^ni w ith .-an. aatata, aarar- WTHT—Boxing. •ddttionel features et slight eTtrt •r ql 1 ipetds cad pawtf We*, N •« eUkudfs. ie ion have developed which have tsim nant <.f hair- and ordar of dlatrl- tered. Very Ia»w Vlllcage. Blue with Tan Top. WDRC—We tw e Tour Word. . POWER RiLOT for 6 new kind n( xU 'wcsibtrl It’t'deslaMtl te opcceie tm itt as 4.TaeMaaMta«B in Korea. seemed beyond settlement or com- butlon. an.t ihia Voiirt dlrn-ta F.CONOMY! Come in todsy and dis ■ccaieirlT u coevceiiiMtt syetCtBs o t fed Wed- yoa get eo-keeck pert ]f;lS — C.hronM.pl.ird top piiioa riogi . . The World, in rts policy, ought thal in.lira nf the Urn# and io( tad btiaf, r*t H fit Note regard,‘ttqaiwt Only Font W the low-price. I ■ promise. '•Very often the strong- WONS—I Love a Mystery. sow irandird in (II four Ford cover all the things yom want in new to try to cut through its confusion < plara a.-algnad for raid Iirar- REW leu lerTicc. gives TOO Power Pilot Eeeoomy I est views of some particular slate Ing be given i,, all peraona known to MIUOIE TUUNPIRO MANCNISTII R C A M c n m easinn, for lonacr crlieder Iffcl Ford Trucks f o r '51! ■ and concentrate on its basic and as to what is right and just have ha InleraatAl thvyeln to appear and be Autoihrrmic pittoat, hfah-lift haard tliarTon h.v publlahlng a copy of MUUOH mevtsioN cxaitbsfrt for cop perforaiaoct I fundamental objective, and on the been roughly defeated. Very often thla ordar in aunia nrw apaper having s f e ' 1950 Chevrolet Delair With Power Glide ; SAVE ON .gxilrr, quiet thihioa with eew chance that it may ilow be wiUun some section has felt like resign- plrculallon In aald D IalrIrt. at laaa*. live 1 Two-Tone, Black and qreen. Radio Heater and Defrosters, Pravan In mara than a million hamae w daya beh.re tha day of aald hearing, 4-tpced Syochto-Sileot uxaimU- reach in Korea, llalt the fight Bark-up Lights Direetlon Hlgiiak. Whitewall Tires. This was ihg from the Union because it and by mailing In a regtatrr^ letter O Here's your kind of televHionI Coma lea tha 6753 today—you*8 •ioaxvtikhletintracoMooFord 1 ing with honor: then turn to the mi or before January 26 1951. a e o p y o f an executive's ear and Is comparable to new. could'find ao recognition of Its k'i The Newport. . . offering the Hkekl Seriet F-4, F-5 xed F-6 modcU m diplomatic table In place of the thla nrdi r a*.draaard to Edwnrd O. CARPET own point of view, and amcc, Boyea, in:i Cadar atraat, M anchaater, TELEVISION cfeoreit piefure* you've ever seeni Aad another exdutiva . . , o«k' battlefield for future procedures. tragically, a whole section of the Conn : Kh.ranre J. Boyce. 106 Cedar Roem SIse Stige Aad they're the iteodlett, toe, fodrsd about the RCA Vklor Foctory-Sarv* atreet. M anehaater. Conn. 'W fD to Wall lastafiatloBe Union did secede. JOH.N J. WALLKTT. Judge. Inplooe by RCA Vktor’i Eye WHnoM ice Coairect covering, for o reo- Pdni, Trucking Familiar Technique Pkluro Synchrenizor.-Now, extra- Yet we have learned, in our AT A COUBT PROBATB held •enable foe, expert talavWen bl- Casts Lass or EM 1949 GhevroM FIsslHm Spteial Two-D«or Stdan MANCHESTER powerful circuit give batf poofble I Trucks iaff *t«srl i; Manrhaatar within anC for the WE SELL (toHotion ond malnteaonce. A British correspoDdent o|. -the rolea aa sections and states of one piatrlrl r . f .Manchaater. on the J4th • Crystal Green. Heater and Defrosters, Seat jCovers, Trunk receptien... anywhere I irecouM— Manchester Guardian, lately iq country, to "take it." We have day of January. 1951. iCARPETT CENTER Guard. The Newport eoaiot Ib a hond- Communist C?iina, pays wry trib learned to see our points of view Preaent. JOHN J. W.VLLETT. SGS Mala RL. Taritelke Oermr Far -Judjce. EM •omo modem eietal cabinet with a ute to the success of Communist defeated in Congress, apd, instead Rptate of ChartHf Obuchowskv, of WE F i x 8 Id B M —Wefi. Ta Nona phoaoHack for the RCA Victor "45." $239-95 b^le i^pagsnda. In a word, the of seceding, to .prepare better and M*nchpii>r. In 9n\<\ Dhlrlct. tnrapKb)^. iV i f la p—TeL 8-4848 Tim ponserMilor hurtng fuhfblU d h U I k x Ind. lechnique Is., a familiar one~the more forceful arigumenta for an •nnuKt Lcroiint wJth Kiild FiUt« to thli STANEK’S is set up to handle the tiomelimes com laetallatSea Extra big. bbid Ue, told, in the eimplcit other day. We have learned to Court for AllowKncr. It Ig , ORDERED; Thgt the €th dgy of plex problems of television repair as few' TV dealers 1941 tlymolilli Four-Dfor SMan language, many timaa over. accept policies, which we our Tt\)r\Mrx. at tci o'clock. ‘ fore •re. Along with our modern show room we offer a com Black. Radio and Heater. "One of the . most vivid impres- selves oppose, because they are noon. at the Probate Offee In ih« MunJ- cipgf Building fn ggid Mancbciter. bo pletely equipped, efficiently staffed service department, o t ths Oommqnlsta’ rule," supported by a majority.' At the and the sune tg agsigned for t hearing geared to turn out work fast—turn out work right. ^ GLASS .^m us this old China hand, “is the same time, eaph state, and each on the allowance of tald account with aald eatate and thla Court dlrvcta that {Kwsr of their propagan- t Airro, initROR, p l a t e section, haa had to learn that it is notice of the time and place aaaigned . Motorola — HoHicroftors TV and Radio masters of the art, they hot able to impose ita ‘own will for aald hearing be given to U1 peraona Carter Chevrolet Co, J Inc, and rURNITUBB DIPS the psopit believe and known to be Ipterpiitrd therein to ap- STEEL b a s h lpfHt|;i|9' - and its own decision upon the rest nnC be In rd thereon by pubUah< without using of the country without winning • mg a ropy of thla order Ip aome nawa- , ptatfilartafa far- Loaw^Ofaal DILLON msthods of ths paper iMving p circulation In catd DtP- Pa|at and VanrifB fair democratic argument trict. laaat Ova daya bafora tha day who - oould nsvar AU these same experiences are of aald hearing, and by moling In a 3 1 f MAIN STRICT MANCHISTIR , svsa . wltti ahead of us in our membership In reglatered letter on o* before January W. IWl. a copy of thla order addraaaed 3. A . W H I T E GLASS CO. ‘$4 |Mirt» lA. ttij. IBM d" Nv MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER. CONN., FRIDAY, JANUARY 26, 1961 F A n v in iiM mAnCitc^>isK B T om n o nBRAO-Li, aiARUMBariBR, CUN«, FRroAY, JANUARY>26, 1981 l*-vy fK carriaga of Juatlca. I still think 1 questions with "I can't remember" and Mr. and Mrs. Abraham Uni(»n Congregational church, aue- collega where ahe waa given a B. Special Kiddies’ irai ONUr BEUBtn^ any of the vehicles Involved waa I Wednesday In the ’Tolland County, B. degrea. She waa subsaquent- IWS? C\’0 meets Tuesilay at 7:30 p m. Liuk New York was. frahied.” and "I don't know” he snapped at traveling at an excessive rate o f ! Superior Court, After Mr. Rosen Schwarz will be hosts during the reading Donald B. Kegler. Othar at the church hall. Kefauver: "Waa I embarrassed by haa ffled hla brief. Attorney H. L. social hour. officers are: Vice prealdenta, Lu ly amployed at Sta'mford hospital Rica aaid Utor Kaatal waa con BUT'UIOSEIISUP' Ruckville i speed. Faretta’i failure to keep to and Hartford hospital. She will For Hardwora, Point, Snow SliO¥ab Coventry victed and aantencad to thraa yaara the uuestioning here because I Show Tomorrow Brookes.' representing toe State Meetings Tonight ther C. Trouton, Rudolph Schmltlt, South Coventry hla right was only because of skid In charge of.,,p ib ecouts, and carry on tegular staff nuraing their Wednesday Dixie Crime In the federal panitentiary at A t voted the Btatea Rights Uckatt” ding, which the Coroner holds waa will have opportunity to fll* also. Kiowa Council. Degree of Po Mrs. Baollee Little S5 toward’ thF loc®l •M^rch o " I didn't know your polltlca," ---- r—-. cahontas, wHl'mee^at 8 p. m. at Glepn Stephenson in charge et dutlaa, giving'bedside nuraing care Cut lanta, Ga. He aerved at lea^ part Another special entertainment, "tint deliberate or intentional nor The cage Involves veteran’s assisting 'Kith cllnoa and. doing Other Houiehold Needs Dimes drive. $Ao Sen. Kefauver told him. ' . preference.-The state gives war Red Men’s hall. jVt, ’ entertain public relations; secretary, Ken- Ces-eetry (ConHnued from Page Oue) of that time. on the aerten and on the stage, Rider’s Death the result of hla negligent acta or general health education work. Volunteer Hire t’ornpany 2 in A soft-spoken Methodist minister s»ICAUtCO am BY CO iM ) f vcteraiia credit for the amount of ment will be given following the net 1, Leighton; and treasurer. Bur- will be given tomorro-/' afternoon at omissions." • North Coventry: $10 toward the the ___ jtsnrhubMapreecribedby time spent in service. The plain meeting' with Mrs. Florence toji Llsk. ond Shell Gat or Oil NW rag* The Joint Republican Town Com have been associated alnce added aparka to tha lively hearing the SUte .theater especially for thousands of Doctors. It not only Ordered for Induction 'tecond Mile for Congregational vyhen be told the committee that | Said Accident tiffs do not object to tol* count Lynch In charge. '• Joins Nursing Btoff mittee haa unanimously voted to 1070'a. American Hires j^ldren. The doors will open at relieves such-coughing' " ou^hlng but also Fourteen Tolland County young I tIM ®B« whtch Christian Women Refused to Trotlfy gamblera had offered him a a fw ' ‘loosens up phlegm'legm' and makes # -i----- ’ men were ordered for Induction ing toward penaiona, but do ob-' The Vernon 4-H Seamstresses Miss Jacqueline McHugh has V, toward Save the twelve noon and the show wlU be. will meet si 8 p. m. at the home been added to the .professional tecomipend a reorganization to He listed owners of tha Beverly Sunday achool building to with- < It easier to raise, mrusaoi la , January 24 by Local Board No. 21. Ject to lU being credited toward tlM aHotin«nt et xnc«t era!ion. On February Danish Symphony gin at one o'clock. n fe and 'mfgbty' effective for Coroner Finds No Criih- seniority rights. They claim that of Miss Faith Gibson to heur a I staff of the RockVlll* Pubic provide a aingle. united party for tv will serve a dinner at noon at cinh and iheir percentage of own draw "padlock" suits against aev-1 Featured 'on the screen will be These'Include: Rockville, Theodore DONT WAIT ictering purpo«M.-^c^ the town with all randldates t o ^ eral Jefferson Pariah (countyl | both old and young. Pleasdnt 1 P. Pnlozle. Everett C. Dickinson; recently when several workers talk by Mrs. Edward Satter- I Health N,using aasoclatlon, Blllng tiie Chnnh Community Commumiy Housenuwi,^ to... „er snipship as: ivaBin,Kastel, 47', per cent, , ■ ' My Dog In "Sgt. Mike," ax well as iual Act Cjiuscd Fatal thwaite on "Color and Lino In ' the position left vacant by tha rea- co x SERVICE STATION ,„i, -■ -mnd B*do*n*—win be nominated at a Joint caucus. The the Connectlrnt Milk Prothtcerir costello jo per cent. Cirloa Mar- gambling castles. , Tolland. Roderick G. Catpenter; I were released because of lack of j Until Yonr Old Wgsher _ , _ * Copenhagen-^>P)—Any...... —. weal^y — , gevera,g^veral cariounacartoons oiof iinterest to chil- taSinSa^PEHTUgSIHt: I funds in their departments, on a Dress." Mothers of the glrl-s Ignatlort ,of Mrs. Sophie Lavitt 278 MAIN BIMBET •in i i t Iw Jn^third t the eMne Mme commlttee ia canvassing regi^stered A^ssorlallon members during their , J2', per Cent, A. G. Ric||«*- The Beverly wa» on# of toe American can't Juat come to Go-, qj^ the stage will be the Smash on Highway I Andover. Robert Karl LInka; Col- £ • individual ration ia reduced. Republicans to find out whether the ' umbta, Irving M. Siegel, Guy C. I basis of those standing lowest In have been Invited to attend. A i several months ago. Mlsa Mc- Brcilu Down snnual meeting. In charge of i fore 12*i per cent,, and Dudley clubs involved in the auiU seeking, p^„bagen and hire the Danish uxual kiddles revuv and fashion [ short biisinesa meeting will be ' Hugh, a resident of Manchester, ligggd that he did not be* party will hold one caucus for the dinning riwm that day will be Costellos brother-ln- I Beckt South Coventry,, Emil F. ! seniority, some were allowed to — ■ ^ --I — closufs su ta Radio Symphony Orchestra show. Rockville, Jan. 26— (Special) — I gd who had worked In the depart- [held at 7:30 p. m. I'ocelved her training at Adelphl • m it wuoW be neceeeary to drop entire toven or separate caucuses Mrn. Keller tnd MTR. Cliirt per cent. .grounds they violated anti-gam-i Dj-i..pi. ... mnciusion of the special Strode. Jr.'. Ronald L Boyd; Som- A finding ixiued Thursday by \ ers, Arthur B. Holniea, Daniel C. I luent longer than some wlio wen- I Tiie Men’s clul, of the Rockville TRADE4N ibe rattOR any l«wer tWi jwer. in the two voting districts, as in Edmondson. The ^Inelhurv Marcello, a Slclllan-borii Vice ! “ '*"K ' , »«>■• private purpose, but Compojwr ^ r e g ^ " ^ w .Methodi.st cliiirch will hold n tvan if Argentina ehipa no f^eat the past. The committee has pro isew ill have M.s May Kingsburj GOT A NFW C AR ? Coroner Bernard J. Ackerman on : Fraro; ijtafford Springa, Norman I kept but who had a higher , almg I The 33-year-old minister aaid he ; Samuel Barber of Philadelphia ^ dn again at 3:15. B. Palardy. William J. Legautt; I due to military service. ' pinochle party at Wesleyan hall FOR DOOM,T0U6MDITMD here at an. vided each voter a ballot on which Mrs. Gladys Ayer, I Kefaiiver called "one of the prln- the death of Eme.it Curry Rider, to mark his decialon. These bal I turned down tfie offer and the con- -(Pa.i did. '• i ______. Staffordvilie. Ruasell S. Belcher; I NO objectijin was raised in the i at 7:30 p. m. NOW! Meat Very Cheap mcier, Mrs, I Jjpal criminals. of the United 39, of New Britain January 8, VIen’s Union Rlecta ‘ PUfVOMS*^« The Atmy ami Navy lots must be returned postmarked igregation underwrote Ita own' He came to Copenhagen to pre-' . n _. E^id,nc« and Wlllington, Ruasell G. Wilson. I case of those already in the em- f BUh foverininent food ■“*»f*'*‘** Mary Sforrs in Robertson I States," testified at the morning ] building for $80,000. three racordinga in Eng-1 innor»nt statea that thia waa not caused by . ' Doctors and dentlsta regiatered i ploy of the state at the time they I Edward Hamm haij been elroted Get Oar Bif Janaair f . ^ ? what little meat la avaUable on or before .Ianuar>’ 31 to be valid. p,e George Hersej | ^„ i o „ yesterday. He refuaed to president of the Men's "Linton of The Board of Tax Review will ! Orleans Pariah Criminal Sheriff , where he ia going to conduct I C^gary — hDrf h?d the "criminal act. omisaion n r 'ja „ „ „ r y 15, nine dentiata. seven ! entered toe serrice, but rather on mbellevabty cheap by John J. Groach, a New Orleans ; gome of hla own works. He had | purchaaer of a turkey her* had carelessncaa of any other person ‘ physicians and bne veterinarian 1 those who entered the emiiloy of Trade-In Allowance On a u b atandiaida. Lamb chope cost 33 j police patrolman in 1026. could not j the money. He had a good, old | the bird roaating in tiie o\ cn he, or persons. registered from Tolland County. ! the state for the fir.st Ume after centa a pound, ground or roasting remember where he got $2,000 in j friendship, too. with Danish Con- police came in to got it " Mr. Rider was Injured January 7 Named lb t'nmmttteea i serving in the armed force#. kI".,;.”.', 's. ‘. s ! f;;;.rsyt.';",.™ ncf,„,n.., three Week# time ,to apply oh a ductor Nicolai Malko. who has deuce ,n a court case. On payment 51II.H-FEn SPEED QUEEN beef i » ronta, roaating i««nb 1« '■'J. qrhnnl 56- Robertson 1 (While the commiiieecommittee threwmrrw ' tnree vveeKS ume ,io »pi»y on « aucior inicoiai inaiKu. win. ------In a colllalon on the Wilbur Cross nepresentative Maurice L Synagogue fterslce FRESH FROZEN •anta. and beefeteak 34 cents. on Tuesday, February 6: and also Beverly highway about a mile east of the oh.Batufday, February 10. to listen ^rhmd 215 ^Scorers for East School I questions at issstel. tlw Beverly j j7.ft00 house mortgage^ been the teacher of Barlw. Malko of ^m er’^who Spurling has been named member Rabbi Samuel Epstein will OB w^rrvsson and Kohierk with w lfhlSiJiub, 15 g combination night club-j I eaimed it if I paid it," Groach , arranged with the oirhertra. Md bird, stolen by two men ^ Merrpw road- intersection when the of the Hoit.se cornffUttee on finance Imported cooked ham la npt ra- to complaints on assessments. preach at the’ #ervice at B’nai POULTRY tiooed. but is out of the reach of « r h Msrlsnd with $:*: snd Cone,Cone. I r,^no. reported its night's bnsl-; Barber la now well prepared car he was operating Was struck of the General Assembly, and BINGO Israel sjTtagogue tonight on “Get r>r«l VQllOfl John K. Kingsbtiry, Sr. of North esrh, Msrlano IS, n _ ------^ took an unexplained rise). , 'after answering a number of tha English recordings. from a district farmer. h” one driven bv Patrick Faretta Hcprcscntativc Eugene V. Dick the average British Reaiiler sii.l Moore with Breach...... - \ ting the Most Out of Life. " Steven ROASTERS...... ib. 56c O'd r»ploc«mtfft Ht fvf .Or»f*A RENDIX It costa an average of *140 * Coventry , resigned as of January Doris West scored 15 points for the i x i„ .,|peklv groomed Kastel « f Roalndale, Massachiisctta, which ha.s been named to the.... labor____ com- CboiB '•ilk e»ii FM, T«th. 1, ns trial justice due to his age. Great — hope you'll enjoy the the Berman will chant the Klddush Wf.it #IIM, w taewnr. OI-, Mte, bm pound. • Irfcals: Dorothy Wsrd, 7; and Joan blandly nodded "yes’ when skidded as F aretta was [ n^ittcc. They both represent CAPONS and Every Saturday Night Mr. Kingsbury wss appointed a Aver 3 Mvers of Rockville gave; Kefauver asked him if he knew good driving you have ahead. to pass a truck, and when be ‘ town of Vrmon. i^ngik. Two newapapera. one in a ^ t Justice of the peace some 40 yei»fs could not straighten out. hit the CAPONETTES .. .ib. 64c OrQfdwi C—I WOR A«f Sikp M ce article, blamed the Food the best defensive playing for her I g g „ Maclo. Galveaton. Tex., But don't forget — Juat WM state Employees Sue An^ 5«« #Of8 OrefWI BENSON’S ago and haa been an acting trial school: for Coventry. Wls Lyman, , g„n,hler. Allen Smiley. Carlos Mar- NEW ENGLAND front end and right side of the Attorney James K. Rosen of Delivered In Manrheoter STARTING AT 8:15 SHARP boSatry for the meat rtor^ge accident can change yo«r c v Rider car, with both vehicles be lOOK rON THIS $tCN # ladle - IMevMaa - Appilaaeaa rffua-1 Justice for about 25 years. isnet Ryrhling and Roberta Kal- Pnsfello. Tonv Logaii, Into a pile of Junk. Good-bya New Haven was given ten days to C b i U M i Friday Evenings They demands, The Bosrd of Selectmen hsve ap- her Transportation was furnished Dansky. Bugsie Siegel, and SUPER ing extensively damaged. file briefs with Judge Thomas J. Call After S P. M. In f to meet fo rei^ Mit nnitbied IscRov M. Rohrrt* of Tal- .^ r.— and you might he faced Coroner Ackerman finds that €l)l£G0^ 718 MAIN STREET l» d itUaJudged the world prire^^^^^^^ f ^ t stre;! North . Poventry as hv Mts. Donald flehring and Mrs. f.iber names that read like a the surface of the highway was Molloy in the case of Phyllis G. 20 REGULAR GAMES 3 S P E Q A L S P'.iigene Rychling. Next Tuesd^ "who's who" in rackets, with crippling damage claims. Landry et al against the Person C o M t H. A. FRINK SKmaalnC$rp. TEMEPHON-E $585 tiatlon and waa not aw a . justice. Edison O. Davis has covered with snow, sleet and ice the local girls Will again d>”tor to, (f Costello was on the MARKET and was slippery in spots. There nel Appeal Board of the State of To rsIiCTa mlaertea Sullivan Avenue—tVappIng MW etMM •Ptcknim inflation. rviniervative i been appointed alternate trial j'lia- Rockville to play the Maple Street, | ou b s payroll, Kastel said You've got a big inveatmant In Connecticut which had a hearing The oppoatUoB ^ n ie n a t u e o ^ your car — protect It with Hart- were no indications, however, that without doslag, rub onVI5JfS pgrty waa .quick to serve notice 11 > »ppolnted Gilbert H. School girl’s team at 3:30 p. m. TURNPIKE The School Building Comrnittee | “Good WlU Work" 151 MIDDLE TURNPIKE. WEST FREE DEUYERY TELEPHONE 8338 .^ford Automoblla Inturancs — probably would make an 7 wfUman as presiding grand .turor reports that construetloh on that It'i guaranteed protection. tha meat criaia.______^ Harry tV. Ol.sen as aller- "What does he do? ” investigator new addition, to the George Her- Downey Rico asked. 1 sev Rohe, Ison School is progress- "He does good will V’ork,'' Ksa- i I “ 1; ""nev. Reginald A. Merrifleld will I Ing very satisfactorily. The roof tel snswei-ed. i OPEN THURSDAY. FRIDAY. SATURDAY 8:100 A. M. TO f:00 P. M. n T g a lln n d I use ax hla sermon topic a^ 11 a.m. I is on the four-classroom wln|:, all ; windows are in here, classroom "How mueh does he get for this OPEN ALL DAY SUNDAY 8:00 A. M. TO 8:00 P. M. • partitions and corridor partitions goodwill work?" Rice quizzed. I J.UIUBUU ______IlSundav. at the Second Pongrega- I are now being Installed as well as "I believe lie get.-, $867.20, which the eiertrirarwork here. All the I is Sl.OOO a month leas social se- ; tional church in observance of RIB END -Janies D. Burke Tolland who haa waa sent again one youthoeen ae, Sunday: hbiu,- "The ...... Almost Per- , steel work in the aiidltorluni is in cuiity." Kastel sat'd. MAIHE SARDINES aelectedof Dtmea chalrm*"for • Die Mairh , ; jfs< There t Young will be Man," two member# Next \ve. ofk hasthe i place and the.roof is going on here. i “ Otir . records snow that Mj\ ■ ROAST PORK IJ>. W H m i MEAT oSCO f Dimes fSWMb for tor Tolland, conlribuMapa. haa sent Any out [cbriatlanI been set aside Endeavor as Sdcielv Touth **«sMeek. t-j The aieel wnrU «t the front an- costciio received checks in excesa^ 4 i'ane 99c W h at is th e t r u t h ? on# who ha# nbt aa yet received services. Marilyn Jor trance and loading" platform---- nsR of the Sl.OOO$1,000 Ra month .. iiaUry.** LEAN SLICED TUNA FU K ES Can folder and wlahea to contribute to , will read the scripture snd alito been completed and this roof Sen. Kefauver Interposed. “ For , IJi. LABOE, JUICY A t variouB atagea in the preaent diaputa with tha help poUm victim may send their I gblrlev...... Christensen will be In l.s being put on. The face brick for wlint was this additional money i BACON contributiona to Mr. Burke, ad- : charge - of the respon.sive reading. the front of the auditorium, the paid? " QUALITY BONELESS aORIDA ORANBES brotherhooda of railroad operating employeea divaaed Tolland road, R.F.D., Tol- Chrtatlan Endeavor Society will only item abort on the Job. has I Kastel. nervous and liTifated. j The Railroads been promised as in transit to the DEL MONTE meet at 7:30 p.m. at the Ch,irch 'replied: "I don't remember." | CHUUK ROAST lib. . . . the railroada agreed to arbitrate. The union Club membera are listed a# Community' House. Helen .Tordsn conslnirtion job. This assures Kastel was the only big time : completion of the hnlldlng to con- STANDING raUIT COCKTAIL I.ge. Can 37c *0 for 1»5L First year membero will be leader. gambling nr rackets man who j leadera refuaed. are" Ca««n «e Bllnn, Madeline Got- the ' tract speciftrations. according to I made any semblance of answering j 4 OZ. CANS SNOW CROP Rev. Harold E. Parsivns of ,.•111 the (Ommittee. No date as to coiii- RIB ROAST BEEF Lb 79c tlar’ Carol Hagan. Janet Loyzim. Firat Congregational (.'liurch questions. Witli his attornev con- | 175 East . . . the railroada accepted the recommendiitiona Elaine Olnurtead. Barbara Rldzon, ------" - . , niption of the construction of the stnntlv confetring .alongside, the : ORANOE JUICE 2 for 33c use as hla .«tpnday Lb. 69c A REAL TREAT __ Center St. Atm S^anghl James Elliot, Carol 10:45 a. m. aervirea Would You j,- co . contractors. I ."iquatty gambler blew tip In a rage j A U BEEF HAMBURB of Preeideni Truman’a Emergency Board. Tha ^ ttle r and Werner Kunzll, J^ onlr once. Tel. .1665 Have Chosen Them?" from Mark _ . ______Lb. REAL OOLD COFFEE l, He union leadera refuaed. Membera who have been In 4-H 2 and 14. The children's atorv' wlU j That came when Rice aaked: SELEGTEB STEAKS more than one year are; Barbara "Were vou charged with grand Edgar Clarke be ".SJxty-six Books In One " The M l l V O r C S S CaldwelL JuUana Duell, Sandra larrenv ” Insuror The Union Leaders seek to . . . the railroada accaptad the White Home adult discussion group will meet n r l l l S I l » » l 4- Jonoa, Margaret Loyzim, Dorothy I Both Kastel and his attorney l| ALL POPULAR BRANDS OF BEER ON ICE Luhraen. SalUe Smith, Lorraliie at 10 a. m.; Sun,lay S«'hool and propoeal o f August 19,1960. The union leadera Kindergarten at 9:45 a. m.: Niiis- RetircH at 7eet. Wlnchell, Daniel Rldzon. Donald •T Was Framed” refuaed. Rldaon and Loonard Rldzon. Oth- ery class at 10:30 a. m. The an- ______, mial meeting of the church will be 1 p _,»_Mra. "T'll deny that to my dying day." ora who haven’t signed, need only he shouted. "Tt wax a gross mis- Finally an Agreement was idgned at tha White House writs to toe 4-H CliTb office to ^ ch u ror**' Sadie'Young' has left Stewart. B. receive tholr enrollment card. on December 21, 1950. Now the union leaden seek Mrs. Mary Guertln who haa been under observation at John to repudiate the Agreement. son Memorial hospital, Stafford ...... to Vancouver to re Springa, for several daya has re- in ctiRTp* of the Auxiliarv to She went to Slevvart In 1910 B A N TLY The railroads stand ready to put the terms of thia tuniad to her home In toe Sugar Groen-t'Ttobot AL, during the gold „«,..ig the gold rush when the SOME IVINGS VOli MIGHT LIKE TO KNOW Agreement into effect immediately, with back pay Hin aeoUon of Tolland. party Friday at 8 p m. at the Le population waa 10,000. Today it has Mrs. Laura Judson haa had aa gion Rooms, South Coventry. ! shrunk to 300. OIL CO. at the rates and dates indicated. ^ recent gueata aeveral of her rela There■mere werewem 12 and - one-half------| The only mementos she brought tives from • Hartford and tVest table# of set-back in play VVednes- her were a beaverskln ■ ni.T MAIN ST. Hartford. day night during th', Nathan Hale 20 yeara old, a allver nugget, The Agreepient ia given in full below. yiM Marjorie Maaeham a atu- ABOUT lOVR POWER COMPANY 0 «mmunity-Center organiiattonal L^did prpreaenta6«i^..-~ ...... from friends,. . TEL. 5293 dant at B o^ot Junior Collega. ooromittee •ponxored card party in "The rest of the souvenirs are Worcester, May., returned to her all in niy mind." says Mrs. Young. TbOand home Wednesday for a thF •udiloriuni. Mr*. Ralph C. Huffman, chalrtmji was aaolsted "It’s bekutlRil In Stewart in the Range and Fuel few dasra recesa. by Mr*. J'ohn H. Weatland, Ken suntmer. There's only about one- Mrs. Emery M. Clough who haa and-a-half hbura of darkneaa and been ui for aeveral weeks la now neth 8pa«iC“r, William "B ll^” Oil Distributors Rebaarge a#id lidlai, Luthl. 37te the fobina start to alng St two In oonTalaeeteg at her Tolland home. toa morning. \K Mr. anduMra. Furlong Flynn nriaea were awarded to tha foUow- spent Wetbiesday, Jan. 24 on a Women's 1st. Mrs. Ida Mrtt btialnesa trip to Boaton. of North Windham: 2j,d, Mrs. Ida the Tolland Girls' 4-H Oub The Steele of Stafford Springa. 3rd, Hi^py Go Lucky" sewing group Mrs. Willard Green. Men'# let, baa now Increased to 27 membera. Winfield J. AncJreiva of Willlman- H°" •UbUii*- Mrs. Simeon Luhraen and Mrs. tic; 2nd, R. Aiibli. at Willlmantle; : Albert Thomforde are the tead- 3rd, A, McDermott of Willimantlc, | f l l t M sra and Mrs. Henry Duel] la aa- .Sp ■::l, f'.rf : ' V^r...'d . to:-A • ^ A rj MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER. CONN.. FRIDAY. JANUARY 2«, 1961 PAOB MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN„ FRIDAY, JANUARY i6, 1981 his -wife and small child. Mr. room, houabig the fourth and Cancer Detection, Carter, who Is associated In the fifth grads, taught by Mrs. Doro Pupils Studying 811 'MAIN STREET AT THE CENTER to td l thorn how to light It. Seasonal Drop New Antenna insurance buainess with his grand thy Parkhurst. haa 48 puplla. At Kltne, hood Ot the rarm Bu JaiiiiBry Jumbo SbIb Ti*cmcudous Succcss^rt^Bttrtpn^^ Obituary Subject of Talk father, Harvey B. Brained, of present, the first three gnidas are Weather Data reau FodoraUon, waa Wiled aa Hartford, has found it necessary so large a .single room is needed ^ , - - to be closer to his work. He and for each one. According to the principal apeaher at a one-day 111 Employment No TV Bopst Second grade pupils of ihe meeting ot the GOP NaUonal Dr. Edward P. White of Hart Mrs. Carter have bought a home enunieratlon, the board says. It ^owCT^ork ford, who will speak on the aub- in Newington into which they wdll looks as if this condition will con Washington school have been Committee. ■ • -I ^ Deaths move next spring but In the In tinue to exist. When school making a study recently of dif Mr. Truman told hl» new* con Trend in W,ork Here New York Station En ,|ect of "Cancer IJftectlon,” at the terim they will, when they move opens next fall, at least one more ferent types of weather Indicators I ference yesterday the Brannon spen meeting of. the Soroptimlst on Saturday, go to West Hartford teacher must be added to the including thermometers, barome-1 Plan is on the list of must legis Down Due largely to Allen M. Barrett gineers Say Tliis Area ters, weather and temperature! inbeution Permit Giv lation for Congress and always Allen Marcus Barrett of S3 StI club Monday evening at 7:30 at for the winter. teaching staff. M Big Project to Time of the Year John street, died a t his home early Will Not Benefit Murphy’a restaurant, la well East Central Pomona Grange The board announced that the charts; also the necessity of wear- ' has been. will meet In Yeomans’ hall Febru school Is working in close har Ing different types of clothing Opponents have charged the this morning after a short Illness. known to a number of local med suited to changing weather condi Add Service Begins proposal ’of. Secretary of Agricul Bom In Wethersfield Bow, Ver Hartfortl, Jan. 26—(JP)—Tele ical men and highly regarded. He ary 3 at 7:30 with the local mony with the plans set forth by Seasonal forces moved into the Orange aa hosts TJhe order of the Civil defense program out tions. ture Brannan to' make production driver’s seat In January as the mont, March 31. 1873, the son of vision set owners In the Hartford la on the staff of St. Francis lios- In further pursuit of their invites you to our ' A, Manchester electric power payments to farmers would In Samuel and GHlca Jane Rumrill area who are In hopes being pltal and waa formerly at the De business for the evening includes lined by the Commissioner of Ed- ' pKipJoyniBbt trend was down- installation of the recently elected iicaflon and through the state su- study, they vrliilted the Weather fprojaet of the Connecticut Power volve huge federal subsidies. Un Barrett, he bad been a resident of able to receive New York stations, tection Center maintained by the Bureau at Bntinard Field, Hart der the plan perishable prodiicts "wards. Other influences on the em Manchester for the past twenty- once the new 222-foot tower atop Connecticut Cancer Society at officers. )>ervlsor. A comprehensive plan ' company will get under way short- ...... for the protection of the pupils ford, and under the direction of would be sold at current market ployment trend were temporarily five years. For many years he, was the Empire State building is put McCook hospital. Hartford, which Mr. .and Mrs. Donald Woodward Mr. B^iiller and Mr. Husch, they fly wKh the bringing in of two new I farmers would receive employed ?by Cheney Brothers'and rotates Its physicians. He will and two daughters, Nancy and and the protection and preserva pushed Into the background as Into use, are'due for a disappoint tion of valuable school records la learned how the weather for this i towMmiseton .linsb from Dutch | payments to ^in g Ihcir income up later by the J. W. Hale Corpora ment. illustrate hUs talk bv a film par- C^ralle. left here Saturday on a urea Is predicted. post-Christmas adjustments were tion. and has Impersonated Santa ticularly adapted to hla subject, vacation trip to Florida. Mrs. being' worked out. i/vt ‘ ev** on the Ctnnectlcut river n flxed level. highlighted. Construction activity Engineers at Station WNBT, one They were unable to visit the I Where this a^ea’* genoraMng plMt Claus at the store to thousands of of the occupants oq top of the Em one that Is educational with noth Woodward la the town treasurer. eased up because of winter weath children from this and nearby ing the average person would Mrs. Myron Berkowitz and small joyedV?d r^radioa radio play nh'r.'Hl obtained J *r; at S»?trol tow.r on that day but they : la located. The total work, er and substantial numbers of pire State, said today that if Cen did study the weather Instru towns. • tral Connecticut television sets shrink from. It should be of daughter, Cherji. have returned Xale University by Miss Elizabeth ments visible from the ground, ,ad to coot over *150 000, Will workers were affected by Inven He leaves his wife. Mrs. Marlon speciaL interest to nurse# and tbe from a three weeks' visit In New Bonturl. lecturer, who is a stu vide Manchoiter with power fa- Hope Truman tory layoffs. All these combined are not already picking up their and saw a Wiggins Airlines plane Hall Barrett, two daughters, Mrs. programs over Channel 4 “they gienfiral public, and they are cor York, with her parents, Mr. and dent at Willlmantic State Teach cBitlcs which tuivc l.een to reduce the employment level, to n of Mancheater Mra. Murray B'latowm. Mrs, Ber take alt. -•> oeariWrdened in iheli present rtate Harris Dickinson wdn't after we start telecasting dially InvHed. er's OoUege, which was presented The children were accompanied to introduce Spring's Talk Answers offset conj^ulng, though slowing, and Mrs. David Viets of Suffleld; Soroptimlst club members will kowitz reports that her mother, at their Wednesday night meeting aa the town has undergone great manufacturing gains. over the new antenna March 1.” who underwent surgery ■ three by their teacher. Mra. Stanley one grandson and four great ■ Station . WNBT is the most pow have tbeir dinner-meeting prompt- in Yeomans Hall under Miss Bon- Jure* and five mothers: Mrs. - But, the employment drop was grandchildren, also five stepchil * ly at 6:30 Monday evening at weeks ago, is improving satisfac // less than normal, less than the erful of the five stations scheduled torily. turi’s direction. Lucius W. Robin Dickson, Mrs. Alwln Brown, Mrs. Worried Globe dren. ^ to use the new antenna. Murphy’s. Their main project Ts son, Jr., and Dorothy Evans, stole Henry Stmler, Mrs. Ronald Sher watt subetatlon on the south wde usual seasonal downturn. Retail the management of the annual Mrs. Sarah Friedland of Nor Stores are reporting better than Mr. Barrett was a member of "Although we have increased our wich is visiting her daughter and the show with their exceptionally wood and Mrs. Edward Farrell. Toicott strtet l« the South Methodist church, a spring campaign for funds, the good Interpretation of their role# by Building Inspector David (Continued from Page One) average January sales and con- elevation." an WNBT engineer said major portion of which Is devoted son-in-law. Mr. and Mra. Morris stnictiqn Is at an unusually high Mason of St. Mark's Lodge, A. F. today, "we are not Increasing our Kaplan, for a few days. in "Crowded Paradise." Others In I m . The sis tlon, I" frtt >n and A. M. of Granby, Conn., a to promotion of the work of the PARIS at a PRICE Dresses will be of brick ana block constni Executive, the Congress and the level for this tlmP-The tem Right here you will find *11 the gaiety and lively spirit of the famed Parie The acre station site '**• niram Council, No. 14 of Rock purchased some mor.tlv ago from cision on this Issue," he said, "for Thenf too, muc^ of the seasonal past, "If they ecceive it at all.” r.oliiiiikia the home of Rev. George Milne of Miss Bonturl had charge of sound perature In England during my part. I believe In calling an work always means cutbacks dur ville; Evening Star Chapter, No. However, the use of the new Hebron 'Tuesday aftetnoon to dis effects to complete the skit. Rus the next 'five days, Saturday boulevards — exprwsed in • collection of dresses fashioned of print* Wtlber T. UtUe and Mrs. Uttle 63 of Warehouse Point; Memorial planned . evelopmeW, now aggressor an aggressor." He add ing these times. antenna is expected to bring con- cuss a possible revival of Lenten sell Andrews, accompanied by Mrs. t\)rough next Wednesday, will ed. that the question "of what can The basic upward trend is soon Lodge, No. 38, Knights of Pythian oidcrable Improvement in televi Albert E. Lyman, veteran band services within the union. ’Die Chauncey M. Squier, Sr., sang "On average near or slightly below the designed in Paris by couturier artisU. Whimsical, gay, sweet— but all gals will cover about half the ^!*a- expected to reassert itself. Disrup of Manchester; Pythian Sisters of sion viewing in the New York area. leader and music instructor, has group has been Inactive since seasonal normal. Continued cold ’^ .T T d d ltio n al fadiitWs and should be done about the ag Memorial Temple, No. 33; the D. the Deep” and "In the Garden of gression In Korea of course must tions because of materials shortag organized a new band which start some months before the death of Tomorrow." Members all added Saturday and Sunday. Moderating in multicolor combinations -*- in Spring's newest shades on ' make a large a d d l ^ to the be discussed with all other friend es have been anticipated rather O. K. K. of fhe Pypian order and i ed Its rehearsals in Yeomans Hall Rev. Elmer Thlenas of Marlbor temperatures early In week hut town’s taxable property. the Brltlsh-Amerlcan Club. I Sunday evening. It will be madedip ough, an active worker for it. their names to a card sent Jointly ly nations.” Thursday morning thousands of .• reading "Burton’s January than actual. , . to Mrs. Charles German, who It is becoming colder ai^n about mid Demand for labor is still strong. The* funeral of Mr. Barrett w ill! of pupils of hla in the town# of Donald Tuttle and son, Robert, week. cool rayon Fyftnch crepa. Want Peaeefal Solution Doggone Dog’s Gone; women »feam«d down VaJ^^^at^^ ^ be held at the South Methodist France Urges Columbia, Mansfield, Andover and spent Sunday In Boston and reported Is gaining slightly in her And he pointed out that the Qualified mine workers are at a flght against polio In a Panama Some normals for the period are Twice Killed, Scoots street into Burton a store, in re- jerfuj circus music - coming minimum. About a quarter of the church Monday afternoon at two | Colchester. The local boys In the brought back a string of Rhode aa follows: Boston 27. iVovidence Senator^ See American resolution now pending o’clock. Rev. Fred R. Edgar will i group Include Jim and Ronnie Island Reds that Mr. Tuttle ex hospital. Individual cards are to Collected in Paris by Future Maid — these prints wash wonderfully —the In the United Nations, while sponse to a double page adv. in over the loudspeaker all day. All men currently unemployed are 61 New Europe be given Raymond Lyman, rural 27, Nantucket 30, New Haven 28. years old or over. Many firms are officiate and burial will be ih the Cobb, Victor Wolmer. Kenneth hibited at the 103rd annual Bos Concord. N. H.. 21, Burlington 17. branding the Chinese Communists At the south end of Foster the Manchester Herald, advertia- the personnel at Burton's were East cemetery. Garrison, . Roger Pepin. Dould ton Poultry Show. His birds carrier who will endeavor to see styles express ihe new slim lines from Paris . . . utterly srriart and looking street early this afternoon contideiing a shift towards great Portland 22, Eastport 20, Green Security Body aa aggressors, would leave the way ing their "January Jumbo Sale." wearing little Clown Pins w;lth Friends m aycall at his home, I D’Auteui,and David Ph'ane, all of placed first In the young trio that they are sent out at Intervals ville 12 and Presque Isle 11. open for further efforts to end the there was a big pmldle of Befiiie opening time, a large tiny little bulbs for noses that lit' er utilization of women. Most of Army Plan whom auCTid Horace W. Porter gruup; he took first, second and giving her mail every day rather so much more than their price. Come in. you'll u ani «cvcral. blood. One minute a dog lay the people unemployed are not In 83 St. John street, Saturday,eve-| At Boston the normal maxlnuim Korean fighting and reach a rrowd of women were gathered In ; up when pressed. The hundreds School. The personnel Is all young fourth place In the cockerel class; than all in one big bunch. temperature during this period Is peaceful settlement of outstand right In the middle of the pool front of the local retail establish-1 of Jumbo Purchases and Clear- the ojien market but are principal nlng from 7 to 9:36; Sunday ^ e r- (Continued rnim Fsge One I boys—the youngest of whom Is Wasting Time ly persons affected by temporary noon from 3:00 until 5:30, and second and third pullets, and third, Mrs. Marshall Squier, master, 37, and the normal minimum tem ing issuea" of blood; the next minute there ment, peering Into the •windows : ances were quickly cleared Jrom their drummer. Warren Wozlak fourth and flfdi hens, all in the named the Home Economics com'* The reference to discussions was no dog. Somewhere In the shelves by wise and tUVlfty layoffs because of seasonal work Sunday evening from 7 to 9:30. perature 23. Ihut had been cleverly trimmed It la the request of the family be .outside the European Army of Colchester, seven year old son Rose Comb classification. mittee as those in charge of re Precipitation during this period (OMttnaed Brom Page One) with other nations on what may that vicinity is a dog. probably with a circus motif. At nine shoppers, and everyone agreed and will soon be recalled by their control for such duties as riot of a garage owner In that town, Mr. and Mra. Clarence Grant be done about the aggression In hurt, but Dog Wanlrn I>“e that It was more fun than X employers. that Instead of sending flowers, freshments for the school of in will on the average total three- Miss Anna Lord Strauss, fom er o'cloc'k when the doors were prevention, regulation of traffic Mr. Lyman says, does an outstand and two children, who have made struction to be held here January quarters of an Inch occurring as Korea was generally expected to Fracehla.can't find It. thrown open^ the shoppers were three-ring circus. In the photo All-time wage records were 'friends will make a donation to and internal crime and for Use as ing job with the trap drums. War their home in Woodland Terrace president at the L e ^ e of Wom- Irsaen British concern o\-er the A Herald reporter spotted above are left to right. Mrs. Janet made in the state. The Hartford the Allen Barret ■ Memorial Fund ren has loved drams since he was 30, hy Connecticut State Orange enow over northern New England m voters, as vice chairman. the greeted by a tall Jolly clown who of the South Methodist church. service forces if strikes threaten for some time, will move Into the deputy John Griswold for officers and rain or snow ovrer southern possibility of U. 8. Insistence that the "dead" dog In the middle lianded out bags of peanuts and Bycholski, Mrs. Ruth Brown. Bur area climbed to the top In produc vital communications. *. able to toddle. His mother hestita- house recently vacated by Mr. and Rev. Karl jMorgan Block, Episco severe sanctions be used against tion workers wages, hitting an av ted about encouraging him be of aU subordinate Granges bv the New England. Precipitation will of the road and stopped to put lolly pops to tifie children. The ton Knopp and the clown, Martin The European Army's first chore Mrs. Chester Koblinsky on Lake occur early In the week. pal bishop of California; Red China. In a call for the dog warden. bags had little stickers attache BY .1. R. WILLIAMS SI s ir>i» |4(H)PI ft I THAT frSM^’TMMS.'OMB OF -THB V4AM VfA ovrriNS icy « ptan-iBST, AatOMobilM for 9ah HAO aa M HOWL TO 0 « T OFF SPiNB TMinKiNS o f Sense apd INousens^^f mTBRIOR agd axtarior p«tettag, *TH' R K m iR OAMO AN* M OW BHB AIN'T . RANTED 1949 PONTIAC SEDAN CELLARS CLEANED, aahaa and pAperhangUig. eatUnga raflnlahad. TALK. T K B u l l in t o SO 1 ^ KNOWS ■XACTIV WHCRB 601N 0 TO SNrmuSB.' COUPE rubblah removed. Phone 7644. Fully tnaured. Bxi art work. Wall U S CHAN<3IKr J O B S 6TBAL^ BVeBN AtmCLB OF FOOD MV OFFICIAL Fred—Why do you make a mark He—When X raanteded * M -g paper bouka. Edward R Prica. DEPARTMENT MANAGER WALNUT COCKTAIL Ublea, ware unrruK-'TKu. A IS AND OBEYS J FORBCAST IS; 6 cylinder, low mileage. E;c- ■ M WB> on your watch? thought m u were aa aagef. ' UOHT Trucking and moving. Call Pbons 2-10u3. SPECIAL Prloe until March lot 319.95 now 316.86; matchlog end CHAUCER IS ABOUT Jake—Every time I >take ■ my She—It’s uiu plsia you 'AE. cellent condition throughout. HARDWARE and , ? Admtiianeiitt 2-9097 before 9 or after 6:30 or on Rad Book maganlne, 30 montha tables, wiara 313.^ now 316.88; TO GST CAUOHT watch out of hock, I put another oould maaaga BALCH PONTIAC, Inc. FOR PAINTINO, paper banging, solid maple end and drum tablae HOLLISTER School section. Top iN A 8LIZZARO , notch on It. 2-09SS anytime. ELECTRICS 34. New aubaoriptkma jjid re out slthor clothse or hati. 165 Center Street ceiling! whitened. Soota aanded newal!. Cash or charge. Call 7398 ware 816.95 now 313.88; large wal quaMty home. First floor has liv OF CROCKEOy/ ALL TYPES of income taxea pre and reflntshed and general car Here U an excellent op McCall Oorp. Telephone Division, nut comer table 28”x28” was ing room, fireplace, dlnhig room, Methodist—I thought your min Manchester 2-4545____ pared by tax expert. Reaaonable Employ*#—Sir, can ytm lat um penter work call, -'llbert Flckett portunity for a young man 14 Canterbury atreet. 334.96 now 329.88; Duran {riastlc modem kitchen. Second floor has ister was to hav* a call to Minne off tomorrow aftamooa' to gv e x t r a c l e a n I/?W Mn.EAQE ratei. Phone 2-0744. Mr. Dolan 6982. experienced In aelling cooktsdl chair was 318.96, now two large bedrooms, tile bath, apolis? niristmaa ahopplng with my UMfr—Vary !«»• T* a t l o w e r p r ic e s after 6:30 p. m. small hardware, paints m o t o r o l a Oar radio, over-eink 316.88; green floral tapeatry oc deep cloaets. Full basement, oil Baptist—He did expect It, but UeT \ S t a v a l* CMUe. Axurrrtn to Written-Ouarantee , Steel cabinet, 24 Inches, baby car casional chair wsc 362.95, now burner. Immediate occupancy. RANGE Bumera. pot burners and R c fstn iif n and electrics. Must be he went up there to preach' a trial Bmplover—Certainty not! W* ilw*«tfiuaett* Mccfi»e cspaklo of learning to riage, baby kiddie atroUcr. In 349AS; occasional . chair with Liberal mortgage available. Doug 1960 CHEVROLBTS beatera cleaneo. serviced and re sermon and took his text from are•e too busy! . check stock and write or- , quire 36 North Scho>U atreet las Blanchard. 6447. 8t. Paul; so It's all off. tig . OMI J-4205. 1960 PONTIACS paired. Also new range bumera MATTRBISU. Tom old mattreaaaa plastic arms Was 349.95, now EmpIoy*e-r-(miich------ranatod).' l - 1950 PLTMOUTHS aterlUzed and leinade like aehr. ders for iperonah^ise as 336.88; lady’s barrel back chair Thank you, alr» you iar* very ‘kind. ' Installed. Joseph Senna. Phone ROYAL AND Smith-Corona port ROCKVIU4P—Rewarding Invest 1950 OLDSMOBILE.S Call Jonca Fumltura and Floor needed. Excellent dhpor- was 344.96, now 3^4.88; thme- It 1* to your ciedlt to be dis 2-014V. able and atsndaro typowrltara m ent Substantia! 4 apartment 1960 BUICKS Covering. 36 Oak. Ta). 3-1041. ' tunity for advancement. pieca* ntahogany bedroom suite,, liked by the right people. . Archaeologlsta have dug up'in All makes of adding machlnea ' house on bu> line. Jgdlvlduat heat 1950 DODOES WINDOW SHADES made to order full size ed, chest,' and dresser formation about people who lived 1949 PLYMOUTHS Apply Employment Office sold or rented, Repairs on ai with mirror, w a s . 3264, now ing units. Sizeable lot. Elasy to During the first six months of In this district thousands o f y*an TNOGHX TAX and accounting and inatalled. Venetian bllndi Buwda ' Stockg' buy! Easy to pay for! Let me 1949 PONTIACS and eurtaln rods. 24 hour service. m^ea. Marlow’s. 3239.88; three-piece modern gray this year 6,588 persons have had' ago. We've no objection unlaaa uratcf. Call Dan Moaler. 2-8829. 1949 CHEVROLETS W. T. GRANT COMPANY give you the facts. Madeline Elstlmatea gladly, given. Fagan Mortgages SI walnut bedrcom suite, full size their drivers’ llcsnsss suspended they start digging up the dirt on 1948' CHEVROLETS 816 Main Street BOLfON — Building stone and Smith, Realtor. 2-1642 or 4679. WANTBO—BWO- 3:S0 to 13 liilft, Window Shadw Co., Route 44 at bed, cheet, and dresser with -mir for drunk nr csri-less driving. those of us who are attll alive. F'AHNEETOCK and Co. Stock- Manchester flagstone.' Also ruck drilling Surely that should bo s wsrnlng P r«a *Ml WhRney * Irom Bridge Beat Terms — Best Trades Bolton Notch Phone 2-4473. ror, was 3249.95, now 3219.88; COOPER STREEH. \ spacious 8- Commodity Brokers. 75 Pearl and blasting. Bolton Notch tjuar' to all persons who think thry ran Man Mariam, what do- you atwat. Can 6033.______Also Good Selection I937’s to 1942 ry. Phone 2-0617. Stanley Patnode 4’6”x6’ all wool rugs (samplsel room single homi with large lot, 24 HOUR oil burner aervlce. Min- street, Hartford. Telephone 7- drink and drive or who drive mean by letting your child snateh COLE MOTORS—4164 0121.’ Evening appointriaenU. Can TOOL Deaignera and dotaileraL Ex. 39.88 and 317.88; loop pile cotton over 100’ front. Home In need of TH® PROSPUWl HIU School for neapolia controls. Earl Van Camp, UPRIGHT PIANO, boy’s aheepskln throw rugs were 32.79 now 31-69; without regard to the rogula- off mv wig? ' *QimF chtjdfftp. pT0*'kliid®rywt6D, registared representative, Joseph perienceri. Hlgheat rate#, 63-hour some repalis. Expectional oppor i-U tions. ffione 5244. week. Manrhestci Tool and De coiit, sixe 18, boy's suit, -size 16, inlaid linoleum and felt base rem Mother—Sir, If It U Just a wig, kladargarten, flrat grade. lloniUy 1937 FORD oiipe. radio and hrtt- McCluskey, Manchester 2-3272. tunity for man wiU large family. JHE'LL En t h u se m think nothing of It. I was afraid man's overcoat, size 42. Win nants, 10% ’ 1 25'S off. One only, titfough Friday. TranaporUUon er jQood motor and tlree Phone 2- FLOOR PROBLEJiS solved with sign, 130 Hartfoid road. Phone 2- Attractively priced. , Immediate THE CLASS PlSTlMCnON teVEBSe Woman In Montgomery. Als- that the little devil had acalped {umlaicd. *ln. Lela Tybur. direc 9773. linoleum, a.sphall tile counter. 4364. chester 22. rifle. All in fine con' vacuum Cleaner, upright model, occupancy. Robert J. 'Smith. Inc., bema, drove into a service station you! tor. PbOTe«67^______Expert wor...aanahlp, free esti BaatneM Oppoftimitiea 52 diUon.. Call 2-2118. demonstrator, full guarantee, was 953 Main street. Phone 3450. MICK IS- K'.N.N Foom For Iniproxi niynt! LANK LEONARD end asked that the oil be changed. WANTED—Twx> oarpentem twp 'O u s t s a t t h e r e a n d l e t t h e b a b y t h r o w mates. Open evenings. Jones Fur $44.95, now 319.85. One only, coal, That was done, then aha aaksd It is not true Uiat mantsd men 1940 OLD.SMOBILE 6, 1350. Prt- HAVE YOU Been looking for wagee. OsU between 7 aiid 8 MORRY'S WORKING Men’s Store, CUSTOM RANCH Houao, 6 rooms, HIS R O B B E R B A L L INTO THE F IR E ! ” /- j - a - y / ^unwsi MRS BAUJttlD'S pre-klndergar niture, Oak atreet. Phone 2-1041. wood gas combination stove. Ali flTffTMniNt that the radiator be drained and make better saleamen than haehe- vate sale. Phone 4448. vending busineao ? One dispensing mornings, 8172, 8 Depot Square, Manchester 8691, white porcelain, separate broiler, bath, lavatory ant laundry room. atONTNOW/ ten school baa at opening for otb a new product? Look no further! freah water be put In. That also lore just because they get more ^.hUH for the winter term, age 3V4 la cleaning hoaee regardless of was 1224.95, now,.S129.88. .Jdoiiti- Attgcjisd,S6 %gc, T icy JUST WfMT orders at home. PONTIAC 8. 1948, medium blue, DE LONGS Refrigerator aervlca. Phone Manchester 3894 for ap BY ilERSllDERGBR was done, but we are not Inform price increa^ee. You eave ,25% gomery WaH, Hath streei. heat. Baseboard radiation. Two FUNNY BUSINESS^ •NTOTWKOOM/ ed what happened when she asked to 6. Call 2-l«3«- "9 LAhewood six psasengei’’ setlanette. Low Repair! on all makea, commer pointment. A rare and golden op EXPERIBINCED First claas car cial and domeaUe. Emergency 24- on all winter goods of famous fireplaces. Aluminum combina th ^ the attendant let out all the Oti'l—Whnt’s an operetta? Circle. mileagei All new white walls, hy- portunity for the vending field. penter. Call 2-375-. hour aervlce Phone 2-1797. niakee. Be wise, don't delay, buy GENERAL Motors Frigldairc, rug. tion Windows. *.3 acre landscap air tn the tires, because It had B.-iv —Don’t be foolish: If* a SIGN UP FOB CivUlar defense. dramatic, radio, heater. Immacu today! Morry’s low overhead In also miscellaneous items. Phone late. Brunner s, car wholesalers, CANVASSER to enroH mueic etu- ing plot. All feature,, for modern been In a long time, and replace gin who works for the telephone You can also help defend this DOORS OPENED, keys flUed, the North End means savings to 2-4386 mornings o. evenings. companly. 558 East Center street. Open eve Help Wanted—Female S5 dents. Give background and tx- living. Suburban Ilealtj Co., Real It with freeh air. community against Pobo by mail- copied, vacuum cleaners. Irons, you- Open dsilly 9 a. m. to 8 p. m. tors. 49 Perkins street. Phone nings. Wcd.iejtday through Friday t ? perlepea. Write Box H. Herald. SERVEL GAS refrigerator with your cOntributioii to the guns, etc. repaired, skate*, Free alterations on all pants. 8215. UKTCh cd Dlm«e. •til 9, Saturday ’til 5. shears, knives, mowers, etc. put MAN WAN’rtlD to take charge freezing locker. Magic C?hcf gas BUGS BU N N Y FASHION SHOW DIRECTOR range. Both In excellent condition. PACKARD 8. 195), slx-paasenger In condition A r coming needs of wash room department. Steady FIVE NEW hom'ts. Four to six awnrrms.OLD \ IT'S ONE PAIR of boy’s hockey skifes, Call 2-9441. . rooms. Immediate occupancy. All four-door. Green. Executives car. Bralthwalte, 62 Pearl street. We arc seeking a housewife with employment. Good pay t« right FwiflNP/ Hpw oo ■yCBFT , Aatomotoilca rot Sal*4 •ize 11. Phone 2-0207. pleasant convemenl locations. T TOU UKS MV NEW Very low mileage. Special tan the qualifications necessary to be man. Expcrienco not necessary. 8 CU, FT, Eleotri • refrigerator, O N E THI leather upholstery. Ultramatic ALL APPLIANCES aervtced and trained for a lucrative. Interesting, Apply in person. New Model J. Crockett. Office 5416, residence CHEVROLETS. 1941 dub. IMO repaired, bumera, refrlgaralors. TALK-A-Phonc intsr-communica- studio couch. Good condition dub. 1939 coupe, 1937 aedan. 1947 transmission, hcate,' white and dignified opportunity. Our, Laundry, 73 Summit street. Reasonable. Call 8363 after 5:30 3751. rangea, waabera. etc. All work biwlnesa Is better costume jewelry. tion set. New, gpiarantced, Ideal ••dan, 1948 Aeroeedsn. 1949 A real bilv. Brunner's, car whole' for office, factory or private p'. m. 6 ROOM Single, built 4 years: street. guaranteed. Metro Service Co- Qualifications Include Intelligence, tudor. Douglae Motors, 333 Main. Salem, 358 r-ast Center home. Cost 349.75, sactiflee 100% insulated, 2 batlis.. Hot Wedneodsy Tel. Manchester k-0883. appearance, willingness to be traln- BOOTS AND HER Bt'OOIES ■Brain Slorm BY EDGAR MARTIN Open evenings, and AT LEAST THREE EVE * WANTED $32.50 installed. Large gold fram water heat, oil. Also 4 family f i r s t o f t h e y e a r through Friday ■til 9. Saturday REPAIRING BY Stuart R Wol- ed mirror (antique) |15. Jack's, 6 FT. (TROSLriY refrigerator. Kx 6-6-5-5-roomB. Gefttrally located. Gu.Roo.LueHy us’.voh o n a MANBl W W lI V tl V0\vv A SMALL V0.O «LTM -N O .V M 9A» NINGS A WEEK, rather than ex- cellenl cohditidn. $75. Call 5982. N\GMT OUT ; ANO TMT 09 OUlt OOVON AND - «UT iM SO UV«IT ‘.\T ISN'T SALES ON OUR TRIPLE •til 5. eott oh washing machines, vac .pertence. Write Mihchester Her TWO YOUNG MEN 209 Spruce street. For appointment' call Howard R. Wl'S AOUAVLN A VROSLYM- uum cleaners, ..lotors, small ap OVON CAG PUO HAD WOM&MORM IKACtLV A 9«OSL^M-j^ o»Wfcy.-oM.«oo.voyN uo xou 1939 CHEVROLET tudor, 1939 ald. Box UW. giving brief outline GENERAL Electric refrigerator. Hastings. Phone 2-1107. CHECKED USED CARS pliances. Weldmg and cutting. FOR DISPLAY WORK T O O O CO*5TU^>Y ML TA\S ? Chevrolet coupe. 1948 Chevrolet of your background. Include phone BoaU and Aeccflaoiiea 46 Mechanically sound. 7 cu. ft. $25. 1946 FORD TWO DOOR.—Gun Motor replacements A-1 Repair. number. MANCHESTER and vicinity. Cape Aerosedan. 1941 Chevrolet club W e have two openings for Call 4679. Cod style houses, under construc- metal gray, radio, heater, Sales, 180 Main. Phone 8597. SUBSTANTIAL Saving. Dunphy coupe. Completely overhauled. young men Interested In tioii. Four rooms finished with ex new Urea. Fine transporU- Others. Douglas Motors, 833 Display Work. You will be molded, car top boat. It’a not too Oon at low price, 3896. ASHES AND RubbbUh removed. WAN’TED— Experienced waitress. Marhinerv and Toola 53 pandable attic. One rix room fin Main. Call Norman Pierce, 9 Trotter trained on the job by eX'- early to t>-eitle your outboard 1933 PLYMOUTH SEDAN—Gray, Steady work. Apply In person. ished with two full l»aths. Priced ® perts, to set up counter atreet. Phone 2-0252. The Tea Room, 8C3 Main street. motor for a '51. (5pci 'tU 8 p. m. BULLDOZERS, crawler and wheel 11 $10,900 and up. For further in ndio, heater, new motor., TOM BROWN HAS THE displays of merchandise. McIntosh Boat Co., 41 (rear) Pur Good dependable car. Price Uti^ctora. Large .selection, terms formation call Alice Ctlampel ^ OOT A kOOEB CREAM PUFFS! AN’TIQUES Reflniahed. Repairing LICENSED Trained attendant ’This is an excellent oppor nell Place, arranged, new and used equip s TH REAP/ I'LU VANK Everyone Clean. One Owner Cars. Agency. Phone 2-4513. Mrs. Wag 1260. done on any furniture. Tiemann. Day duty. Apply 29 Cottage tunity for two young men ment. Dublin Tractor Os., North IT OUT/ 1940 PONTIAC 6 CYL. SEDAN 1960 tVlLLYS STA’HON WAGON 189 SQUth Main street Pbone to work out In a new line ner 2-0028. Mr. Mitten 6930. —Heater. Exceptionally clean. atreet. Diamonda— iWatchf Windham Road, WUlimantic. —Radio and heater. Good 5643. of work that Is extremely IMMACTULATE four-room hoUsr. {•mlly car. Priced at 3495. 1950.OLDS 4-DR. SEDAN—Model AVON COSMETICS: Always In Interesting. Jawdry 48 98. ’Two tone green. Save a lot LINOLEUM RemnanU,'50c square oil heat, new hot water heater.' IM t CHEVROUTf ^ D R SEDAN great demand. Earn weekly in Musical instruments 53 non-expandablc, situated on a on this one. yard. Asphalt tile, wall covering. Apply Employmeht Office LEONARD W. YOST, Jeweler, re Dark tdue, radio and heater. come by rt presenting our com corner lot. Full priec is $8,450. -T. “ Georg* had it lowered so we could get tome use out Tlias like new, low mUeage. 1949 CHRYSLER KEW YORKER Done by reliable, well-trained pany. For details write or call pairs. adjust, watches expertly. UPRIGHT PIANO. $25. Just tim >Y MtA itEVlCI. INC T M. ,T. prF. 4-DR.—Low mileage. Exception W. T. GRANT'eOMPANY Reasonable prices. Open dally. ed. Boxer Farm, Vernon. Rock J. Crockett. Broker. Phone 5416, of It!” Price 3996. men. All Jobe guaranteed. Hall Avon District Manager, 29 High A L L E Y OOP Houpa Ua Hoop? BY V T. H AM LIN ally clean. Linoleum Co., 32 Oak street 815 Mail) Street Thursday evenings, 129 Spruce ville 1992J3. residence 3751. CARMN .\l RY ni(*K TURNER 1946 HUDSON SUPER 3-DR— 1949. OLDS 4-DR. — Model 98 land Terrace, Middletown, Conn. Dark blue. Fine car for only Phone 2-4022, evenings 6166 or Manchester street Phone 2-4387. NO SOAP/ WHERE ONE Beautiful maroon color. New Phone 6-6377. FOUR-FAMILY house, in central ^IFMyROCKCtWAS THEY FIGQERED OA OF US QOflS.TH' 3796. 8109. SUCH A BUft-T WHV 0 J THAT WAS TH^ tires. Wanted—To Boy 58 location. One apartment will be GAH ZOOA OTHER GOES TOO... IM7 MERCURY SEDAN — Ever WOMAN To work part time. Mon THEY SOTHrA to 'EASIEST WAV 1948 PLYMOUTH 4-DR.-Radio FULL 'HME service station at Fuel and Feed 49A vacant. Oil heat first floor. Full HeLPusarriD TO GET R W T - JERKLf glade green. Radio, heater, TYPEWRrfFRS and adding ma- day through Friday. For details WANTED—Good used furniture heater. One owner clean car. tendant. Day shift. Good salary, price, $12,600. T. J. Ci'ockett. THEIR SnNKINQ HANDOOFEON WAHf •poOlgnt. fog Ughta, back up chinee repaired -nd overhauled. vtTitc Manchester Herald. Box HAY $30 per ton. Krause, WUli 1948 NASH CLUB COUPE—Ra plus commission. Apply In person. Any quantity. We offer you high Broker. Phone 5410. FLAMETP US KARTHMBN. ligbtM, slip covers, wonderful Work guaranteed. Tel. 2-3418. M-S. stating name, address and mantic. Tel. 3-0468. (^ 1 between est price*. Woodshed Phone 2- ? dio, heater. Beautiful blue paint. Ask for Mr. Mills. McClure Auto condition. Priced at 31,146. Really clean. age. 5 and 7 p. m. 3154. WEST CENTER Street. 8-room Wa want yon to check speed- C?o., 373 Main streat comer of single. In good condition. Bath \r 1949 PLYMOUTH CONV. CLXm HonsehoM Scrvleea Strant street. Sunoco Station. SE N ATE eiaaUr readings, former owners. COUPE—New white Urea. Real down, lavatory up. Large lot. Ga- i Offered 15A OFFIC r SIDE GLANCES BY GALBRATTB Our guarantee. Ah tires replaced ly clean. GRANTS HAS A Garden— I* arm— Dairy SIX-INCH Jointer Wanted. Phone rage with ample storage faclli-j ‘BLDO WASHER FOR laundry. Ehsper- 50 erith beat grade new Orea. No re- 1947 PONTIAC SEDAN COUPE WEAVING of bums, moth holes ienced preferred. Good wages and P roducts 2-3566. Ucs. Immediate occupancy. T. J.l STREAMLINER — Two tone and tom clothing, hosiery runs, GOOD JOB FOR YOU Crockett. Proker. Phone Office) working conditions. Opportunity FIRST QUALITY Green Moun A i U SPECIALS FROM 380 UP gray paint. Exceptional. handbags repaired, zipper re for advancement. Apply in per- 5416, residence C751. 1941 FORD 2-DR. SEDAN—Ra tain potatoes. Mealy, cook and |{lMtnl^ \Siih«ui Ih w /d , placement umbr^laa repaired, ‘ Good Starting Salary! •son. Maple Dry Cleaners and Don’t MiM. Call On Your dio. heater. Black. Rebuilt motor. taste good, $1.50 bushel. Deliver men’s shirt oollara reversed and Launderers. Ino., 72 Maple street. COMFORTABLE, heated room. I^wntown Dodge and replaced. Marlow's Little Mending ‘ Vacations With Pay! ed to your door. Call Hathaway One or two gentlemen. Near bath. I,ot8 for Sale 73 BR OW N -BEAUPRE, Inc. Plymouth Dealer Shop.. WANTETD— Ehtperlenced power oil 2-1390. Continuous hot water. ' "Private 36 Blssell St. Phone 7191 • Discount on Purcha.sesI '.N tXHINTKY Uke atmosphere, burner service and Installation GREEN MOUNTAIN potatoes No. entrance. Call 8905. CORNICES and valance boards. man. Call 4734 or 2-0760 after 6 large building loU with shade 1 FRECKLES AND HIS FRIENDS That’s AIL Boys! BY MERRILL C. BI-OSSER SOLDIENE and FLAGG, Inc. 1947 STUDEBAKER COUPE ‘ Promotions on Merit! 1 mealy. Amelia Jau'vla, 872 Park Custom built, choice of designs. p. m. HEATED Room for rent. Excel tree#. Overlook Drive. Wm. aS4 Center St. Phone 6101 er street. Tel. 702C Fully equipped. Here’s sn eco Phone 2-3524 from 9 a. m. to 9 * Retirement and Sick Plans! lent location. On bus line. Reason Kanehl. builder. Phone 7778. lauVERWlORE’ YfalH. NO CTNiCAL, TCU TWO HAVE 1 S ee w h a t i O n S o m e - men i nomical ear at a very reasonable p. m. ARE YOU Married—over 25 inter able. References exchanged. AND MIS BROKEN BRIDEGROOM BUT PERHAPS MADENOU6 M ' I MCAMT COULD /VieWTIOH, 1949 m e r c u r y asdim, fully equip, ■tOU'U- BE / a n d WERE price. ested in ahuelnees of your own? Phone 6930. HEART,' HE/ True, MUZZLKS SHOULD Bfl, ped. 31J195; 1946 Pontiac, best FLAT FINISH. Holland window ‘ Group Insurance! NICE APPLES, hand picked. M A ST ^ SICK / / tJOr tvEN STANISARD EQUIPMCNT/ Establish yourself with one of Wanted—Heal Estate 77 IRD? model, 31.396; 1949 Che'vrolct BALCH PONTIAC, Inc shades mad* to measurd. All «X»» # • . • ^ t Phone 4397. l a r g e ” FURNISHED, heated foedor, 31,395. Compare! Douglas Connecticut’s fines', baking com 155 Center Street metal Venetian bimds at a new panies. A worth while training room. Semi-private bath. Bus line. WANTED— Kesidehtiai properUes: Motom, 333 Main. low price! Keys made while you Full Time Work Suitable for two gentlemen. Call 4 to 8 rooms. Buyers walling. ------V Manchester 2-4545 program, paid while you are be HouflchoM Goodi 51 wait. MarloWa Apply at Employment Office 3702. Competent, confidential service. 1949 CHE'VROLET deluxe sedan, ing trained in knowledge o f busi 1940 8TUEEBAKBR sedan. Black W. T. Grant Company SEWING Machine. G. E. refrigera Suburban Realty Co., realtors, 49 radio, heeiter, low mileage. Private UANCHESTEUt Upholstering Co. ness. Ehccellent Mtcurity. Guaran* R(X)M For ent for girls or mar Reasonable. Phone. 2-3613. tor single iron bed. spring and Perkins street. TeL Mane. 8215. owner. Phone 2-4379. Re-upbolstertng. draperies, slip 815 Main Street teed salary, high commieeion. and ried couple Two minutes from wages well alcove average. Limit mattress, round cUning table, four covers. 48 Purnell Place. Call 2- Manchester Main street. Oall 2-1614 or 47 CONSIDERING SELLING BALCH SPECIALS 1938 CHEVROLETS. 1937 Chevro chairs, buffet, small kitchen table, 9521 Open evenings. ed only by peraon’e ability on Oottage street. YOUR PROPERTY? GOOD LOW COST let, 1937 Ford, 1937 Pontiac club eetabUshed roulea. Advancement four chairs, dresser. Inquire 21 TRANSPORTA’nON TYPIST Clerk. The first accept coupe, 1936 Chevn let*. Bargslns. hoepitalization. tw weeks’ vaca Biseell sgreeL Without obligation to you, wa able person ..nswerlng thib adver- Douglaa Motors. 333 Main. Roofing 16A Apartments, Flats, will appraise or make you a cash 1999 PONTIAC 6 4-DR. SEDAN ttsemeni providing she is willing tion with pay. EY>-■ appointment —Heater and radio. call Hartford 6-644'. 3 ROOMS FURNITURE offer for property. Sec us before FEIATURINU Guaranteed roofs to work hard car, be assured of a AND Tenements 63 1938 Plymouth. 1937 Terraplane. you sell. VepfR. Twi ■? W$A BCFVICF ILC T M ffgQ, U ■. PAT. Off. 1939 PACKARD 4-DR. SEDAN— 1936 Ford, 1936 C3ie\Tolet, 1934 and expert repairs as weU as permanent position nith good pay NEW qOMPANY APPUANCE8 Phone 6273 Raster and radio. Chevrolet. Your choice, $49. gutter and conductor work. Try to start. ■ A fine opportunity for JUST RETURNED BRAE-BURN R EA LTY __ /.steam heat. Prefei working cou PRISCILLA’S POP Simole Deduction BY AL V,ERMEER 1937 PONTIAC COUPE — Heater. Name your own terms. CVjle your “Local Roofer." Call Cough advancement and many advant IN MANCHESTER FROM FAMILY MOVING ple. Must furnish references. lin 7707. BUY. SELL, o!:ch,.i,go—need 4-5- Motors. 4164. ages which I shall be glad to dis TY) LOS ANGELES Write Box TK. Herald. BUT. DEAR! WE ALL BUT THREE MABHEO POrWTO VES.T FROM NOW ON I'L L 1936 DODGE 4-DR. SEDAN— cuss in an interview. Telephone This merchandise Is practically 6-'f room single- 2-famlly houses . mi sr sis eeivici. me. t. *. sio. u. a ear, ew. HAVE TO NIAKE i SANDWICHES FOR LUNCH ONLY MAKE TWOj Heater and radio. 1946 CHEVROLET two-door ROOFING. Spsclallaing tn repair Mr Gunthei, Hartford 8-2181 for requires a foremAiT for sec 100% new. The family w o had It and country property. Call, write SACRIFICES IF WE, d a v ! t h a t 's t o o O F TH EM ! 1636 PLYMOUTH 4-DR SEDAN ing roofs of all kinds. Also new or pbone, Howard R. Hastings, KfiUCH FOR ANYBODY.' sedan. Radio, heater. Exoellent appointment. ond shift. He must be able used It a very ehort time. We will Busineaa l.ocation9 "Senator 8m*H f#*l* that what thia country naada la -rHeater- mechanical condition Private roofs. Guttei work. Chimneys guarantee It as new. For Kent’ 64 489 Main street, Manchester 2- anothar Winaton Churohilir owner. Phon Coventry 7-6824 cleaned and lepaired.- 26 years ez- to run tool room machines. Plans for storage until wanted 1107. BALCH PONTIAC, Inc. after 7 p. m. , perlence'. Free eatlmatee. Call WANTED arranged at no extra cost, and STORE FOR rent, 216 Spruce DAILY CROSSWORD PUZZLE 155 Center St. Phone 2-4545 Howley, Manchester 5361. low. easy terms arranged. street. Apply Dlana’b Soda Shop, WANTED— Houses to sell! Cash Anawar to Pravioua Puiil* PLYMOUTH, 1947 club coupe, de Also need good reliable EXPERIENCED CASHIER FOR FURTHER DETAILS or call 38M. buyers waiting! Dial 2-1642 or PACKARD 8, custom six passen luxe. Medium gray. Very good all PHONE IMMEDIATELY 4679. Madelin* Smith, Realtor. Notionol Banner rarJIlilR'llNl 4iliLIC-ll2ll 1U ger, four door, dark gray. Up top Heating— Plumbing 17 Would you like to work In I lathe men for first and second rJIJl Ikii 4( iBiZlLTITIlWIrl /•24 around. Priced especially low at MR. ALBERT. HARTFORD 6-0358 OFFICE IN Orford building. Real L (ZIlllJFK 1I2II 4rji:4%^k4IUI ) oars. tMi ir M« tumeS, wc. T. k u & u. a mt. ow. family oar with automatic trans- $895. Brunner's, cai wholesalers. an office with modern, up 1 shift. • a f t e r 7 P. M. 46-4690 estate, professional, etc. Apply IF YOU W*nt to sell — call this 1 4l-ltoL-lh4l 4U1ZII miSaion. Radio, beater, etc. Low REMODEL and repair plumbing to date equipment? We office. Our (cputition speaks for HORIZONTAL VER’nCAL 358 East Onter street. now. For new fixtures. Installa Marlow'a IZJ NI mUeage. Brunner’s, car wboleeal- are now accepting appli HOSPITAL Beds and whael chair* Itself. Alice aam pet Agency. 1 Depicted is the 1 Emetic •’So thet’ e the new office boyl Well, don’t disturb him ara, 368 Elast Cente atreet. Open 1941 CHEVROLET club coupe, tions, repiping an repairs, call cations for a Full 'Time Our men receive good w($ges for aala or for rent Rates rea- Phone 2-4543 Mancaester.______flag o f ----- 2 Bristly ke’ll probably be listening to reveille in a coiqile of waeka!” Tom Dawkins, master plumber, Wanted to Kent . 6S svenlnga. Wednesday through completely overhauled. Guaran Cashier. Must be capable land alao share in the profits sonabla. Keith Furniture Oo. 7 This republic 3 Highway phone 3631. of learning and perform Phone 4159. q u a l i f i e d Buyera, anxlouriy Friday 'til 9 Saturday until 5. teed not fi, bum oil. Buy right, of . the company. WANTED— 4 or E room' un/umish- is a member 4 To (prefix) buy now. Buy Douglae Motors. ing clerical work in s11 1 ed apartment or small house waiting for good bomea !n gooi of the----- 5 Girl’s name UUt>60N 8 Commodore club Pl.UMBING and Heating. Furn parts o f store office op JANUARY (Clearance Sale.’ Living condition. U you want prompt ac U L I^ IIh fl lUirJkril tWhilZl 333 Main. aces, oil burners anc boilers. Earl Manchester or vicinity. Write N. Nations 6 Plant part rjiNi \m iJi ti.i coupe. 1948. Dark gray, dean and eration, Including: Ca.sh- room chairs, value* to $69.50 — tlon and personal attention oi BY MICHAEL O’MALLEY -Van Camp. Tel. 5744. your choice $39.60. Assorted Laydetideckcr, P. O. Box 361 13 (t IS a ,, 7 To [HrjLii II |[^■(-n n il 1UU 1 VIC FLINT Ready To Ten nice. Radio and heater. Special lering, filing, typing and Phbne 4497. PlainvlUe, Conn. your properly call, Doug*** 8 Tidy I II lull 4IZII llu i irJlTlZK 1 Wanted Autoa— atyles and covers Benson's, 713 homeland for THATWMdCVCBNf I'LL SSfyOiMMAtO Air BASS, UULm, LITTLE LOST SOULS IN THE DARK for toda'y |1 3 S - ^ FRroAT. fAircjAirr n , im ,La. . « iKanrlrpatpr .lEv^nitts HrroUi Help Fight Polio—Join the March of Dimes an or part oT aa area on ^ DupUMU bridg* win ba northerly Mde of Wpat OsBtsr The MlHUry Whlet of S t M w as um i^onlgtit and avary tTIday Zone Changes street. The BusineM Sone n on mret'e Circle, Deughtere of *•»* night at Tinker halt A dupllcata the easterly ride of Main atreet The Weather lUMHltToW ll m i l benefit of Chrlit the King Average Daily Net Preat Run toumsmaent wlU ba hald ayary U p T on igh t haa been propoaed extended to,in- FavwMt of 0 . a. Wmthor Baraaa sss,? "isu ->[“ • f's: Tuesday evening at tha .Oountpy ' i