Lt. Riker Witnaili Ofobikii-Hka Caaisatkn

'■ I : < . el ' ? ? '1 - ''(■ ■ /.-i ' ■ .. A* •Ai • ■ ■V, ' _ ' , ./> • ; U.}- /■ r ■ { -s' / , ■!, V r' - - * )».' 'I- J ... fr.. \: v - ; -■^ -■ ■■• ’ ■ '■ ' 1 ■ . . '■ gfS lj'j.T - ;?i,- v'^ -I . ^ ■ . ”*■.*4 t i -'M. ^ :. *1»NDAY, FEBRUARY 22, Wsi ii a m ^ in & g r k v “ ’ • - y A - ‘-•■■n- >w7- -psiWAW^-ii-.rr •• A'r- ...... I g r a l f t • S V V >. \ AvbrHTff D bI ^ Net Preas R«n 'ihiiM , ...... v ' ■ ■ . _ faafc-^ w w ip tiir. ttiiy' "ItSt SiSSsasafasssesi htrill rasH a atatsri com- Ma oommeatator, trill apebk on help to' damsgs the nervous ays- wh^eoomenem of Uvlng. When ^Ctu^s on '‘Fashion Treads for Spri^, itdi.” tenu of ehlkh^ as yet unborn. lit -libsrf trill when the Women's Club d Man* Jeeua Christ has captured our 11,136 O a A lcohol and >“Drink bedemea mUsd with hearts, and . becomes our standard BANISH -UNWANTED HAIR FORKVBB H-' Vat M lotrint Chester meets tonicht at • o ’clock crima la which othsra are hurt. Member' of tiw Audit Uw fWQitss'. riMstlaff. thO Itov. in Luther BaU, Epiahuel Imtheraa Of motHrs and action, than ws shall Bureau of araulstione The cpncluaiM eg n survey of the strike for purit;’ of heart, remem­ Why. let WMlghtly .hair eS your faoo veil , u w F n ey Snith trill civs sa addrsss Church. Duty ofdiu rch drinking ia^Waildngtsn. bering that It 'is t)te pure who ‘shall ghiw goad Weim. Let nw free yon of Nda 3. on a subfsct o f Intsrsst to all Ma* Mancho$$^r-^A City o / l VUlago Charm D. C.. paar sQRuaer 'Tnvsnled see Go<^';\^- -■ ~ soslal hsnriean Mrever. My m e£ally an. f4\it sona Worthtpful Mastsr, John L. Sons trera;4>o(n at the Hartford ^ nay war on crimodn that city mm Voa Dock, sxtoads a oorOal tnvl* Hospital on Fbb. IS and Feb if, re- *To minister rodemptimly. to ptovod ntethed la eale, permaaeat aad VOL. LXXIII, NO. 122 twist also Iw a hauls against alco- MBDT TtH ipU fm mOHT net mar the ahta. (Ctoeetlted Adverttalag en Png* ifi) tatlon to. all Mastsr Masons to at* RMctivbly to Mr, and Mrs. Joeeph. pemons bodnd by Stains l onged hX holl" MANCHESTER, CONN.. TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 23, 1954 '.||4|^ ttMA iBsalaakl 44 Saultera R d„ and to ------. (TWELVE PAte^) piitcg tsad and hoar this (tao spsakor. At alcoholism, the <|9irUtla|i Chjwcir Fhmlly. ths Ray. llr . Post point- Memorial Tempie, Pythian gla^ m A r Y C. WAiDi R.N. - .muTirn ths7 oonetuston of tho BMSUns Mr. aftd Mrs. Albert L. Falco, 70 ad out that the drinker puahM shut il«ito»N«law LanoK St. A .daughter was bom must be a sympatheUo feliehrahip ters, will meet at g t>.m. tomorrow Celrtlfled Bleefreloglat thoia trill bo a social hour and ro* Mtere the words of tha Apostle tke door of his heart, thgt he and Ui Odd-'Fellowa Han. The offteeira froshments. - ^ _ there on Feb. i f to Mr. and Mrs. klf Ctod'may not have communion. m MAIN BTRBBTv, . Tt|,. MI-»-2d|7 Franklin M. Lister. l(tt Melalne Rd,i Psul are translated ^ o aetkm: and degfee staff are roqussted to ‘Bear one another’s buidmu, and so *Ths drinker who- aaesthetiasa T/ear thslr white-drtasss for the in- . An Worl( By ApjehUminj . « • Power Go. Miaatoaomoh Tribo M. lOHM. fulfUl t ^ in wef Christ’," tbs Hsv. hia ODd-^g|m powers of thought lUaUon cercraeay. A sociel hour Fras Itrtnr**- ^ ii«rth win nwst tonicht iy Ttakor Hall, The Past Ghiaf Daughters of Jbha K. Pad. mipatsr of thd North and wilL^ alcohoL is unable to With refteriimenU wU foUbw. • wyi hav* M Its at t o’clock, to m'ako airaago* Helen Davidson Lodge, Na IS, • S'} tomoTTOir St meats t w the coming criebration DaughUrs of Scotia. aW hold i \ Opens Plea tbs amtth ICstb- o f the 42nd anaivonary of tho or* meetiag tomorrow night . at S Lt. Riker Witnaili Ofobikii-Hka caaisatkn. th e svoht trill be' o’clock at the home of Mrs. Looter Wolcott, m Mala St, fM t i t N «rtt Usth- stafod at the CSardea Oreve, March gathered ' ta ^ths ebuircb For Boosts trill iBsak Skid Row. ; sand residential customers. ThoMary Cushman group of the There sro Tp, Blodgett. Ths prsnchsr'Commsatsd upon fenses in connection with the Lt. (jg) AiuireWL. l^er, s a v e t o the tacraaae la liqiKir taxea since Such an increase. If gmnted. rtpooL disposal of surplus ships from would be the first in the company’s ni, Manchester’s oftly r«- Tho Manchester Republican ‘Ten^bilUon doUers."' he said, World War II. history, Barney said. It would add g itriated pristmlr of the Women’s Club will follow a lunch- Among the individual were for­ about 10 per cent or one and one- crean War, was called as a . Wednesday at 12:30 p. m.’ at “was received into the federal trsssury in 1W2 as compared to mer Rep. Joseph Casey (D-Mssa). half million dollars to the firm’s witness today in the Washing­ the TMCA, with a “poltical work­ two billion doUnrs in liqfior twees Ths Indictments, Brownell said, annual income. shop" in charge of Mra John Rott- were voted by n gmnd jury here Homes in Manchester, the Fafm- ton hearing on the conduct E L K m m m in 1M4.' Marine Col. Frank Schwable. aer, proaideat; Mra Robert Mc­ “Howevsr, ths fact which has last April 23, but were kept eesled ington Valley and the Torrington Intosh. Mra Victor Johnson and until the government reached the area would be affected along with: RIker, who formerly limd at 680 Mra WUHam H. Stuck. Former not bean brought out to that for Spring St, told a 4-amftti1buBal every g l received, about IS are .conclusion that some of the defen­ Middletpw’n, New London, Stam­ Secretary of State Frances Burke dants, living abroad, are unlikely ford, Darien, Thomaston, Canaan he was brought to hlir'Srit's end" SHEAR S SCISSORS paid out to pay for the tshgible by incfssant COmrauiot efforts to Redick will bo the prlncij^ speak­ costa of increased drinking! Amer­ ever to return to the United and Salisbury areas. er. Local members are urged to States, WaUng to be heard lb opposi- force a germ wanam rnnfnolnn ican families qpend eufftcleat mon­ from him whitohe was hold cat>- attend the meeting, whether ora ot ey oh liquor each year to provide The indictments announced to­ tlon were officials of several of they , plan to be present...at the day, which am a part of a series these communities, with Torring­ Uve by the^Ms. geod for 24.000,000 hungry -chtt- Ohro la. luacbeoh. dron the world over.« * of such indictments, named Casey PWl Bum m of Trinktod. Cols,, g r lu as be balds » tetovislaa set ton and Stamford having the SMular $I .4S^ J for a eecond time during the ser­ be wrehaaed far $M at ttie Mg Waohlagtan’s Birthday sale-aa an­ largest lepresentation. The CTO p e s p ^ the intense proosurt, The Rev. Mr. Poet d e cle s o A ^ t Rlker riaid he didn't confess; 92.25 voluM ^ the Chutoh must-take a pomtive ies. The ex-lawmaker, named nual feature af Washington’s celebration of tip; drrnt presldent’o Wrtb- was also gathering evidence to Casey for a second time during the dmy. Other bargain bnniem wnit In line to get Into on nlrendy cus­ use in fighting the proposal. lie in Mancheotor last Sop-, stand. “The Christian Church." he bee after his release too jr. lea The ex-lai^aker, who once tomer-jammed store. Phil said he got la Une too tote—g'.S0 a. m.__ Mayor William T. Carroll, for­ aaeertsd, "dnro hot. fatter in its . A RIker was reticent when stand nor dam it give tacit aa- headed, a group alleged to have to get a reany cbeap oel.“ (AP Wfmpboto). mer State Lt. Governor led the made immense profits in sunlus talking with reporters about hia aont .to those, yiariioes wUeh ■. tn- ’^®*T!»‘i:ton delegation of. about 10 'Captivity.. -...... dtrectiy encoumge the conaump- Ship tfahi^en, w u aM con- person;^ He told newsmen prior tkwt of b everegi dlcOlMd. - sptracy to breach a nurebaae oon- to the opening of thC'hearing that tod ^ buwomr, titoct with the govern ment by Bales his adihinlstratibh would put Its to toe inquiry centering on “ The tragedy Of maiQr a AuMk Schwable, a Marine flyer who did to that Ita aetlona epeak , ihom of stock In the purchasing, com­ full fori’c in battling the requested pany to oth(gs without approval rate increase.. , ■^gn s false bScterioIoglcal war­ 4 |UMLT ca l vociferously than ita preaghlneata. fare confession.' The 45qrosr-

Aristotle S. On,.8ala fabulously northwest of Luanjf Prabang, the Royal Capitol of Laos, has ol*.Smretanr 0 .4 eo-M Hotort ..-# _8tevma, left, M4and Sen. JosephJoaeph McCnrthyMcCarthy (B-Wla)(B-Wia) spenksnLk nfterotter neoepUng gold med- hours a day of constant hammer­ drinker hurts himsslf, hia. n slA - month or so. for the oppoMUon to *P^d*F *h* ^poennlng of nrmed service personnel. Stevens opoke nt ing. bor and hto Ood. wealthy reslde.it of AigenUna who of American donated B-26 bombers. prepare its cas& ThA^toonipsny SPECIALTY. ryns a woridwiife shipping ht-siness The High Gamotond said ele-J — ....r ' ■ ■ — ' Volley Forge, Pn,, nt Freodoms Foondatlon eeremeny n-hlle McCnrtky nppenred before the Sene of "I don’t know how long I could “Alcohol taken ns n.-hevsmgs asks that the nqw ra t^ b e effec­ the Amerienn JqyolutfOp Ip PMtodelph^ <.4P Wirephoto). W«»reo neioie me Bone of have kept' it up," toe tall, hand­ has incaleulsMO potsadss for evU. haadqubriem at Monte Carlo. menu of VietBtti'Divl^M ' tive as of July 1. LAUNDRY Tho#* indictments Charged them 308,. which unlensned an offensive some young naval officer said. "It It to powerful aaough to altar Labor’s Role GqmtIoMd only lasted a week or a week and materially the emotional. Istal- with conspiring to defmud the gov. toward Luang Prabang Jan. 30, h a s A W if J 1 111 cl Is le Labor's role in o p t i n g the in­ M HARRISON STREET eRiment. pvJled back ita forces from the S half." lectual. and voUtioonl capariUes of crease was questtW l by 0>m- Rreke Down- Crying the human eystam. The drinker to AU of the tndictmente involve viotnttjr of the capital as well an mlssien Chairman Eugene 8. Mvong SaL The division 1* regroup-'* Room Worker ‘^ f o r e Utif grilling was ovtr," n renUty-dodBsr. For him akehol tharffSa thfif sflfplus U.’ ff. ffO"em- Salvage W »rk Loughlln. / ment ships were pumnased in the Ing Inthe mlley of the Bac River fRIkw said,-“I-broke down' cry­ c i r f d M , " IT b • ■ s,^W fr to the igoddess of the dhy drmuh. .When Atty.y fohn R, Thompeon ing—r alto*! imSw whit "i®''do."*''” the viceroy of a toKto-tginted hrines dr Americans and lliejgaily 80 Wiles northwest of' Luang ■ r T ' of Ham'den funnelled to aliens throu^ cor- Pmbang. lounced himeelf as “I woilldn’t be asliamed of toat,** w a s h ssmI Hdl flry. \ cxtotence. Ood’e imago to progms- repreaenUni e CTO Chairman interposed toe presidoai. o f the ttTWSkratr-’.' « < riv^-destr^iod-iiihialife,- — i*ywnev#Tvim'mmnwwA«aone*^^neH.iim' loughlln T h e ...... if .;.tha-.CUJ> wae-« eourti-Mnjy-Gen. «*i^ D r-£ »;^ ''' ’ “Tha drinker, hurta hlmaelf. H e investigations began jne-e ..?T4JP.?A. U.nlpn ...forces, storinad.! By. W ILU AM ^. WAUGH- customer tho company. .SCOlL...... ______^ hurta othem also. Hs s su a. bad xttsth two'yearo agdr down on two VietminK pttots west I Atty. /Thompson said the com­ Among those ch||ged today with The 4-member tribunal is trying ■ • / pany i^a not but that some of its S oV lP t IVfillfillFV i 23 A former FBl uiuJercover tipfiter to determine whether chargM > cohspiracy to defrlna the United claimed members were. , V-. cuimsd they Inflicted heavy the sulphur-pocked island which testified today that she had known as a dues-paying, <»rd- should be filed against Schwable. and viola’ s tht false state- losses" on the" Commuriiat-Ied you repreaenUng the mem­ ment’ ^ajatute was Stravros Ni- rebela in World War n cost the U. S. Communist'a woman who Sen. McCarthy (R-Wis,) Riker sold the Ruds kept telling' Marines 20.000 casualties to win. b e r at their direction?’’ Loughlln h'.m they knew the United States Whila they la s t. . ^ and they won’t last a chos, G|^k ship owner Hvirig French, Army headquarters said asked. / 'i^ O lC S ■ ffilirU lC aE I^ n ^ ’ IS handling “top secret messages*' as an Army code long at these sbhrply-cut prices! Think TWO hundred and fifty Japanese room employe. had jfirord disease germs over ct- I! ; . • ••' abroad. The wives of NIarchos and one French force hit the Vletminh “l am representing Uieni at the rill an areps behind the Communist of it . . . you (ton hug TW O pairs for Onsaats are sisters. in the village of .Buc Tap. 12 mites workmen are ealvaging junk left Mre. Miary. Markward. the FBI ! Over from the fighting nine years direction of the leaders” the labor lines and piomisisd ho wruld bo lust about tbs Mies of one! Made to Toii will love our fahHcs in new textures and finisKea-kthe det Shims, sturdy and eas:^ to J .west of Hanoi, and drpve them attorney explained. W ith U. S. Blast ...... ^ itoUonsUy famoub Griffon! iUl B h acis- ago to ship back to Japanese fac­ j as A ^ e Lee Moss. taken to a POV' camp and relieved care for. Crease resistant cottons and rayons—cottons for cok iting new itriped and plain from pillboxes and entrenchments. tories. \ T a lk of further questioning If ho would mm am of Jiot dropped forged steel chainbray and broadcloth in prints and plain. ttat stays ahaip for jrsam of. bard use. Flghteis and bombers joined in They ere working under an Moscov/, Feb. 23 (P)--Russla"s f M m *^ri[w ilrtnrim admit he taken part. Gigantic Chain the attack, machine gunning and agreement between' the U. S. mil­ military leaders marked the 36th; suit and white gloves, testified at "I didn’t ' know anything about Them’s a stsa wid style for sm iy need, '5 ■ r.’"• hadn't done. Maybe it was sti^id 4 5 "' W iii^ ^’Shaiidu" down the project as uneconomical SUtes and repeated assurances Senator Oaims A—7" Bant Dressmaker 36" Washable Vietminh casi alties.. but they were because of the distances involved W ill Determine Mrs. Markward told the subcom­ ? ide or oometlang." , Shears .*.4!,. heavy..,. ' tliat Soviet Jat-med forces are By the time Ih* Ormmuniots At Boston Yard and present U. S. scrap prices. > sharpening their tfclll with the mittee that ee a former Communist B - r ’-g" Household • A similar attack wan reported in psrty officisl here she h«d known Washington. Fqb, 23 OP) —Sen. gave rp, he said, "I was at my >h AiCietate * village near Nam Dlnh, 85 miles Flag Sttn Flies “newest weapona’’ vritr end.’’ Shetom ...... Atop Mr. Surfibachi. 'Hie Amer­ GG Application V. 8. War AbM Cited Annie Leo Moss as a Communist Ferguson (R-Mi<^) said today Boston, Feb. 23.(P)—The largest southeast of Hanoi. The French p ^ y member. At the time, she Democratic talk of Ebusiness re­ He added “I told them . they ' Sewing ican flag flies where It w4s plant­ The Army Chief, of Staff, Mar­ and strongest chain ever made is said nine rebels were killed and 28 By FRANX CAREY said, the woman was a cafeteria cession Is hurting the itount>Y »"<1 could go ahead and tooot nie.“ being f o r ^ today at the Boston captures. — , ed Feb. 23, 1945—one of \he few shal Vatoily Sokolovsky, charged Setosom AA spou where the Stare and Stripes Scienm Reporter worker in the Pentagon ought to be stopped. 'v. Another witness, Sidney OoM, Naval Shipyard and the scene is The French Union troops con- in IzvesUa that "American' im 23, a former Marine oeigeant. IV—314-4’’ Embroidery . are never lowered. Washington, Feb. 23 tSV-The peririisU are preparing a new McCarthy a moment before said Ferguaon, who heads ths^nkte 5 9 ' jd - L---- as awesome as “Dante’s Inferno." Un.ued their probing sorties from reaction of the medical profeaolon toe woman whom Mra Markward GOP Policy Committee^ spoke out testified he and ■ his fellow , war idasora ^QQ Furnaces rcMr and spout tongues “ We use about one flag a week," war against the Soviet Union and prisoners just “laughed off". the northwest Indochiiia Fortress laid Maj. Harry M. Edwards, of —particularly atate and IbcSl the People'/^Democncles." He was to name is. according to after former President Hoover Mom and mom of thssa popular oM fashioned pnttenia ^ .cot­ of flame and gargantuan hammers Plain of I Dien Bien Phu but again the subcommittee's undersUnding, had discounted the poesibillty of Schwable’s confession when it was Notfoa Dtpt. clang on white hot steel as the 360- Gleason, Tenn., executive officer health officera—to a aomewhat In- warned that Soviet forces am pre­ ton with such unusual color combinations. For drapertos, Bfdr failed tojdraw the encUr.ling. Viet- at an Air Force base used by cohclusive report on the use of paring, tor cbmbat in the atomic now working in the code room of a depression and Democratic Na­ called to their attention at .an--,,/ Yogll M that timliin^^^ : ^rsds, slipcovers, drosses, aprons, etc. ><= yd. 'pound links ere Joined in showers niinh divisions into battle. other . Row camp. , <* of glowing metal fragments. trans-Pacifle planes. gemma globulin againsV polio may the Army Signal Corps, "handling tional Chairman Step^ien A. Mitch­ y - , A Frepch patrol northeast of the determine tha extent to which It The Soviet Defense Minister, top secret messages.” ell had said reaction of the pock- ' - Chain for Forreotal ' Nearby are ifour shrines for the (Continued ou Fago tw») Beautiful two-tone fine quality shsuntung in gorgeous color- It will be the anchor chain of the Plain kiltod one Vletminh and cap­ 23,()p0 Japanese defenders' killed. to used this year. Marshal Nikolai Bulganin, in i McCartliy' is embroiled In-con- etbook nerve is likely to deter- Silent AiitomatiG Oil Heat- ings. giant 60,000-ton aircraft carrier tured anbther^ but otherwise, head- Japan was permitted to send re­ Health officials indicated they special order of the day, called on trqvorsy with Secretory of to*,®’ **’* control of Congress In No- \ quarterisi reported, a "strong re­ the armed forces tor increased Arniy Stevens over McCarthy’s'^ vember. I^pular 3 6 -' Avondlale,^Stripe€b J ___ 2- U8S Forrestalr iiow nearing coip-' ligious groups to build them. would, awdit such reaction before pletion at Newport News, Va. connaissance" encountered no reb­ Looking down on* the black determining the extent to which vigilance, miUUry preparedness Propag anda Seen Effective \ el opposition. and competency in using the most (Continued on Pago Eleven) "I don’t think there is going to costs less...and here's why! S-- i .. V / V • ■ ! >4’ Calmly supervising the Hercu­ sands of the invasion beach from gamma globulin is .used in 1954— lean task is youthful Psul Ivss, Else'.vhere in the Far East, In­ atop Sqrabachi, it is hard to be­ a n d 'h o ^ modern weapoiu. be any recession but I must say B u lle t in s dian L t Gen. K. S; Thlmayya. A group of 17 polio experts ap- dm. Nikolai Kuznetsov also the propag|ui6o tor it is much Tbs luMMU Tiaritsn Silent Aatosastic-Wsll-EUme O il master of .the cavernous chain lieve that any force could storm i ^ lf;ia|in^-J'ERMANENI. shop. He came to the shop as an dian ■ L t Gen. K. S.' Thimayya, up that •open stretoh-in tha face by the U. S. Public Health ^lotMghted new weapons, writing more effective tosn 1 had antlci frbai tht AP Wires Bnmer blankeu walls o f tbs boating plant with s natufsk V. apprentice boy and now at 33 is twice reported last, night that: in Izvestia. that the Soviet Army pated it would be,"'^Ferguson said bomiag, blne-bot I ssm . 'This scientific ptoCsinsat o f the (Ce^tinned on Page Seven) and Novy h ^ received new arms in an interview. ' t ' ■ its head. The building lUelf could (Cootiniied on Page Seven) Evidenm Is l^kW ig"' News Tidbits One W eek Dry isqMstihsfumScsorbpUsrwslto, wham it doss the m M nerve .as hangar for dirigibles and 1. It has f(Hind no eridence th*( and equipment “which are greatly “ All this talk is persuading soms .•VIC RASCHl TRADED . I goic^ U <>ns of it» Wggsst fusl-tSTrOg fsstnrei,...... r It contains ^uipment that Vulcan, gamitfa globulin, a b t ^ d ^ v a - stqie^to^ to the arms and 0(Hl1 ocpito- CuilM from AP Wires pocqde liot-to buy. And when ibey ^ ''81'' Fotenburg,''FIa . ■yq old Roman god of metalworking, tlve, prevented or mitigated para^ nent of the eecond world wa,wa?.*’ don’t buy pn article, soifiebody who V, tm toy , Pdwera with leaders preto that os a man who had had one baadod ftteber. to Ibo gssiwSwf to SOTS up ta XSlt on ibsl—-oftsa ssora—omr - ’ which.bad epMemicB .tost summer.' wtio charged 'Reactionary/ circles depression named (or him he . e ^ ‘" are 2 fL 414 in. long--to rated .. .3* IL. hod found no evidence ing for final action on thorny Qudiaalaof IbaNaR ordinary gua-tyj^ burners. „ - J4'i ^ I D COLORI^ at 36,133,176 pounds. Have Choice in the United Statee andr Britain thought he could speak 'with good that gamma globulin was effective question this week . . . Asst. Sec­ authority there are no signs on the RIRUARY 22. f* FI9RUARY 27 Breaking point of the chain is treacherously held up the opening retory of State Walter S. .Robert­ era. A respected naese in autoesstic basting for more then tc' : - ...... ■' ...... n^. -r.--!' when given to family contacts of of a second front (in w told War landscape of any big depression years, Timkeo Silent Autoasdeis your ntost wsosmws/ oil mted at “in excess of 214 million persons Stricken. son tells Congress Reds have now./ ^ • • > • • - ! • • • • YtoMlitoiHEtoaifBaammBmaiEsiwmmMntommmMMnBqMmtotom ‘FoundoUon President Bosll statements to SUte farmers in 20 Sub Crewm an Dies • ‘ • . ■ ' there are tour, kinds of income. Vatican city, Feb. 23 UP»—Pope 1. Gross income. This la your Cftisen Ja EHther O'Connor said the ijndlng in the yearn milk dtolers of iOonhectlcut case of family contacts “was to PitUlku-gh,' Fob. 23 iff)—The ask for Cnt of one cent a quart in 36" FULLER ‘ ‘ - Pius was reported today experi­ tjtal'income, including what your Groton, Feb. 25.A crew m s farin price of milk. aoBvbd,^ Ike veS-asas bwnsr It S beart I ehsry i encing renewed difficulty in taking employer deducted tor. taxes or be expected” and that the founda- first batch of city school .young­ member of .tlie aubinariM U8S 1 M Y OtEHNIN SERVlOE #• your income. You must also deride Uon. fpreaeeing that, had urged food and anxiety increased < over anything else. whether you will take the etondard sters today rocoived their injec­ Secretory of . Stole Dulles came Piper at toe base hem was in­ mmrktu IM m Eirmwi, Mssn. • ^ ExRniaea Deduetod' unsuccessfully last year that “i^ out for round two In his fight te toytod bvrBtra*"™^'**' eitd velar **■•**•.fcsslari froai uMdi ^ I _ Printed and Woven Figured hie health. 10 per cent dedueji'in tor personal tions of Salk’s ' Vatoins—science's stantly killed and two ahlpmatco AMErrEO gp TO II M L 2.. Adjusted grooo income. This far the leaser amount of GG be win Congreoa to his view 'rountry were injured at 4:15 a. m. today ,iR ^ I Hm rifM wsdal far yoar kaaM. laay « V: 8 9 ' yd Vatican aourcea said that the expenses o“ Itemts them. , used that wgy.’’ "first best hope"/ of conquering to gross income miniu authorised Articles 3 snt; 4 in this seriea more than held its own at Big' when the car in which they worn HOTUTORMYS fr*a MNswyt aa4 aaSaialaai 77-year- but mqy include [ that the coramittoe's fmdtngs had warning of tlto th j^ lon a ' , r ■ t (qna yeio tore* o q u ip ^ with aew end aodmt Rpral Road, RooU 1, dovleon to /Ffotoet IM* oouuiijrd MLWMBt e CM M S ^ o jlQE PUMOOI e- Bd W WA1B B A IB * u B tag* di « ioa •*«**!*•> « OS F*f* !•*■) « \ ' r'" ■ > : I -. I - » 'M • t "J: ‘ f >} r - / t j ,r,. J' '■f'. ,.-r

MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER. CONN<. TUESDAY, FEBRUARY « , 19^ c MA:»JCHE8TER e v e n i n g h e r a l d , MANCHESTER, c o n n ., T U E S D A Y , F E B R U A R Y 28, 1954' w*« P o l w e M a k & H at M tocrs Seen year.. .Averaga ■ *»• . faut yaar~/was i t .prm (lUte isa.o«fi,oa6A » ...III f • --0]^s-lVew OlHen- ^ v v m n S l f b V eyen more than the illna,' he noted, needs by I960. [/. S.j^Team on Belgian A id Charge H urled "W ilte our (fonnscticiit towns 88 Church Renovation Begins^ O fnrs.'C laas la the loss' of license for from one Norwalk, Feb. 13 Mfi — A com­ to five years, and cities mprtgaga ttoir fotuna * o r t e r S t ‘ */. / ■ to meet, the soaring cost! of afi> pany spoktoman says that Hat A person convicted for the first I X B y John Bailey in Misery Saul SUvefstetin, president of ^industrialists in thy six cities, To ltdist .FivCf Six JWeeks In IBpeaking time, he said, can apply,.for'\a *V ■ ucatlon. the Lodge admintstratliw: \ Oorp- of America ihay be foreed tha Rogers Corp., said totoy ha along With visits to many of the limited license after being off the^ with ite famiUar apathy, nfuasd S i Hartford, Feb. 23 bP):—Democrat PorUte^ ■ Street was made a to leava Norwalk if a atriking will laava for M gium March 7 saminar msmtors’ plants. road for one year.- But to obtain to act in demanding for the people By SAUL PETT I ranged with a certain Company, „^When the Belftan tour ta com­ Bolton, Fsb, 33 State Cfiifiirman .lohn M. Bailey of thia State and other statM their through Stm t yesterday with the AFL. uiiion doesn’t soon make, as the head of a four-man market (Special) — SH. E. and Fred Sommariva A coujroe In Elements of Speech, such a privilege, certain ’ condi­ IFer Hal Bevlel . which he named, for her to get a pleted, the team will mtot M Faria The renovation pre tions, must to met, ..J today accused the State Republi­ rightful share for education of the Mmm BapalilgBi^ InstaUation ' of 11 stop. signs at sewing machine free aa well aa the overtures for resumption of nego^ research team which' Is sbnt with American and EuTOpaan au- ting at tha aohool last beginning Monday night in the can administration ot* "apathy” to­ royalties from the nation’s oU re- New York IB—Out of a clinical totng Congregational Church ^ I drew a fairly, good at- The person mast present at least fiind UptoWHfol thought streets interacting Porter tram B. curiority, 1 went to an "agony** |30 *.n carit. T tiationa. thoritiaa to report. * * •d yesterday by Herbert Manchester High School, .will be ward the problem of rising educa>< servM,” said Bsllty, to aid the iiiduatry of that coun­ lutchin ce. three affidavits that he has stopped « f i m - iKMid Othl, now center Street ^southeast to High- telavlaien program recently and "Ah, hoy!** Bull sighed. ‘'That Last waek tha ualon aaid a get- 33 TeasM Aettve > / ton, local contractor.- offered by the Retail Merchants drinking and that >his character tion coats, and of giving “c6ld com­ laiKt Street \ try develop its marketing tech- BllvOrstein 'said the purpoee'of U expected that the long fort” to. those concerned about the Opp. nCftNa In Brooittyh, everything went according to pUm: waa to the rescue all iMfit. Uement In tha. 7-months-old atrike nlquea. tract includee plastering . awaited demonstration of 8-D Bureau of the Chamber of Com* and conduct are beyond reproach. Clovor H a crop waa introduced CMet of Polibe Herman, O. I never felt woree. Next came two young honSy the team’a visit,' like that of the problem. was near. BUverstetn, Who Already- haa Inetallatlon of a block celUng, Vlewmaater will take place at the The person must also provide proof into England ip the 17th Century tMUmiMfv nppannd to Schendel ordarad Om eigmi aa a moonera who wanted to win 30 other teams that have been eent electrical wiling and a r njerce. Registrations are now be­ The riiow waa "Strike R Rich, been to Belgium twice in the last next meeting of the club March 8. of financial responaibUity, Kelley He again urged that Connecticut and later into the United Statce. on e8k point «lth what safety measure for\the heavliy which gives away about 3380,000 a tor a Korean orphan b ^ ^ut Hat Corp, General Counsel to nine different West European form. Completion of tha stork ing accepted by.Uie advisory com­ Mid thia la uaurlly ir the form of enter a court fight againxt what he Walter Merritt declared last night two yeara^ in similar programs. countries, la hsip the cetmtries IbyThla program was originally tiM cnurt tma told lu t week. traveled route and u(^d he con­ year to people who teir their trou­ the husband had once betrienl__ to estimated at five or aUi^eeka -rheduled early last fall and has mittee or r-.t the (Chamber offices. expensiye and extensive Insurance called the ’’tidelands oi] grab.” templated the same thlCf for sev­ bles before the cameras. For that in KoriiA “ The boy," we were told, the end of the strike is ao closer was a laat-mlnute addition-to the, visited develop the -productivity In the meantime, rinirch wor­ {Class will start promptly at 7 tooveroge. He referred tb federal tegiriation A ■uMdiwlim of w itAm u teati- team, having been asked to aerve and what he calla the "marketiv- h postponed msiiy times. So 8ad. p l W f Schwnbte appeared eral opter busy streets l^towa. kind of dough, you can buy a lot of "was h u n ^ , cold, had Insufftctent than It was when It sUrted July ship servicee willheld In the milch interest has been shown In o'clock and continue on a weekly / ■ Kelley pointed Up the drunken granting to individual states title ’Ike other. streete—Adams and trouble. clothteg and hla bones Were on it only three days Ha (raa j ity” of their industriea. parish room to .phloh sit movable basis, two boura each week, for driving situation to back his con­ to tidelands along their cofiate. h iM tr narvoua^-taad one aaid ^e swoWen.” iMilwkKl at the Bporial' reqiieet^ thIsNnethod of projecting colored nanm to be in hla " r i^ t S, Adams and Parker—uill, hew- The audience Involved ihoetly Unloto a settlement te reached He caite thia aa important battle furniture w s^arrled by men of eight weeks. Helen Taft; assistant tention that the major cause of which In some Mtatee contain oil of (he Belgians who had ‘beoome lA the current ideolo^cal fight for slides In three dlmensioiui, that the department manager of r. well m M '’>^iarlinn he. waa carrM In a ever, have to wait until a qnal women and______some serviceman____ who„ The couple had trouble Identify, somn, Merritt aaid, "we wUI be the - churejr Sunday afternoon. club 1a Nliappy * the demonstration accidents and highway violations deposite. Congress haa rejected derision made by the aieemed to have wandered in out of tng corapoMra and won only 7 $30. forced to move our operationa men’s minds now being -fought, Even t1^ organ and pulpit were program can finally be announced known Hartford store, will be thsj rests in the -notortst Mm’eelf. tegisiatlon which would nialce tide- traUt Irani one1*OW camp to an* boredom Hull thought that was too bad, but rey’.'.«i -ito ^ c e ’.'untesa the economlss ef Inatructoi'. . , / YOU ARE INVin etlitf Dee. A iwa. State on'whathC to change tne Oa the stage there were from Norwalk. We hope this Includqdr in the, moving program with L-erUinty. "Motorists must learn that high­ lands federal property, and allocate many ea of a wairti detergent one.tomlae a aUver toing. will not be the outcome.” west Bnr<^ are atrangthsnod and. The course is 4inder the direc/ way safety depends on them- lUher aaid, however, he n eM ^ color of street signs from yellov^ whlon prepared the sanctuary for A rt Oreap to Meet proceeds Jram tidelaiida .resources an(i black to red and white. ^ paatt-bdard hearts since this he added: • That'll go a long way / Merritt waa apeaklng before a the atandard of living incraaaed, " val of ths workmen yester- tibn of the Connecticut State Dept, •elvea,’* he said. "Thby must to all the states for eduoational To Writs fo Mrs. Ulfi S. VJfftr, 280S Arbdr Hi peeaiwg nnuaual about the colonW« JosepO P. Navlor Studio u\*’the original show with a heart" Korea.” / we can't tell the people tharr how The Manchester Fine Arte of Education,;. Bureau oi Voca­ Jean Claire CokHBbet He said state tralflc authoritiee dinner meeting of aupervtaoiy par- y- , .V. Aseiv will-., hold... Its' postponed learn to be ccurtepu,, and respect purposes,..;...... ,...... VehMMr. and saw nothing to maka and^ the soap pays for the heart. The test guest hras M FuMic SonneL wonderful democracy la and how tional EdQeatiOn. ‘ the rights of others;” Orivfit O i Box 2A95f Jocksoni'Mramnppfi torfoBriv'' him queatiM) Schwable'a mentai cpw are considering^ the red-on-white Church School claseee for grades •neeUng tomorrow night at ...... -V " Mi'te titiMllai Rho4e island' and 'Alabama, with Health nurse who wanted to/win tod Communiam la. three through the high school will Grammar, pronunciation and Dr. William L. Conlon pacity. Mr. and Mrs. Ernest O. Chap­ sighs nbw provided for in the fed­ minutes before air-time, The Uhited Hatters, Chip and Whlton Memorial Auditorium. Lo­ pemocrat adminietrations. are t^ - how shfi has boon rtstored to fictivo IHa aftfir bo* tail man cams out and money for a hospital bto fto her MllUnery Workers International "Most of the Communists in to held st the Community Hall vocabulary building are included In ing to reverse the action of Oon- The hearing, which may end this man, 440 Keeney St, announce the eral uniform code. tot Just toen.lhavimagrain W frt Europe are. economic, comr.. cal members have been reminded ,tbt course thjf covers, .correctness * p.i’s.-.WUliam L... Conlon. a02 s.^ vNMt, x«Kuaed today at 10 Am. engagement - tt f - their daughter, Schendel went ahead with* the V'thA man with the seal-, mailed the strUfe- demending -that during "the -Um«' - the- sanctuary h o bring ilohg IketW pids and StcveuioiiB Visit. * graee by -OH appeal te the Supreme ing cripplad in naarly avary {oini in* hiN' bocly- witK' ran out of time. ’Ihere wer* only a munlste and not politieal cemmu- “•■T and effectiveness of speech, both Lakewood Circle, wlio maintained Court. beCore a qtecial court of three Ma*. Miss Jean Claire Oolombat to Porter Street plana because, he ly Mg who turned out to he the company provide a guarantee work la being done. The church te charcoal pencils if they plan to Waiter er, the ahow’a pro- f w seconds left to" ahnouiice nlste,’: hs added. 'They vote Com-7^ renting the hall at the regular of which are important in business a practice in general medicine here Bailey, who has tocommended (IM genetids and a Navy admiral. Gordon Charles Eaglcson, son of said, the eituation there was more in a new contract that none of munist hot because they like < participate in the program which ahd social life. Group participation Pawtucket Corps ducer. , a short man with ••heartilne" caUa in behalf of the the Srm’s operationa would to ratee for thia type of use. for about nine years, wilt open an previously that Connecticut also Hiker, a navy pilot, was re^ Mr. and Mrs. Albert Eagleeon, Jr„ basardons. School children travel heavy gli rick girl in Hartfortl. Thato dooa- mr.nlam so much but 'oecauae toey will feature sketching from a live 1a the teaching method used in the office at 29 Haynes St. tomorrow turned to the United States last S4S Charter Oak St. the street to. the Highland Park and a nervous, set moved from Norwalk. The work being done by Hutch­ model under the direction of Wal' -course. ^ ! take such action, recalled In a smile. ln( the man who had uona Included 859 from a meat mar- don’t like what they have no inson Ik the first step in a long Mr. and Mrs. Peter Stevenson, for the practice of radiology. RHEUMATOID ARTHRITIS 'September after 10 months of Red Miss Colombat a graduate of School, and the etreet only haa The company alreajly has an­ ter Van Aradale. Members of the Advisory Com­ statement Issued through the Introduced him.' ket, which wa^ named. / - Sees WMe Prog range program to completely re­ who arrived a wSck ago today In December Dr. (^nlon waa ■ 4 ea^vlty. He was originally re* Manchester High School, is sm* sidewalks on the eouth aide. nounced it haa tot up a plant in Sbepberds HoM Meeting mittee include Mrt. Emily Tully, Democrat State O ntral Commit­ . .ITtparX made.. A Later, I wint backatege-*wh^ SUverstein predlctMi" tha| the decorate, the- -chucch.. .aanctuacy^ ftfito.. Yeovil, England,-.ware-. -In- certified as a apeclalist by the tee that, -Goy. Lodge discussed ed­ Idoycd'as a telephone -operator at - -^In vuMttion; the atraet Is traveK Pfo^jMctlv* (toneatenie ^ r e b ^ Newadsi-MAi- wheiw SalriUnr op* program within ' tiie- next 'fwo Yfihepherds and H6rdkmet(; 4-H chairman;-gfontgomeryiWard'CB'.; ’AnieiTcan Qtord of after And witK fmitettlat soranatr'froin haad^ foof. Sbo" speech which T totak to be aa an­ eratlona on 'choaper grade folt The renovating committee has vlted by their friends, MaJ. and ucation coats in a statewide radio being shot diswn in Korea in Nov. the Southern New England Tele­ ed by motorists driving to the swer to rectot critictem of the interviewed for future ritows. They yeara would to eitim ad to Include Animal Husbandry Club, report a Mrs. Dorothy Hayes, Montgomery- completing ia fellowahip in the IMtt. His parents. Mr. and Mrs. phone Co. ahore on Route 35, and Iqr rosl- hate are expected to start been at work for more than a year Ward (3o.; Mra. Dorothy Pacek, Mrs. John Pickup, to accompsqy and television talk last week. He will raply at onca and tall you how sho racoivad this show on the grotoMte that it at­ included a. pregnant wm an . and countries in^.Xria, Africa and drafting plana for the work to to eudceseful docking demonatration them to Pawtucket, R. I., yester- apecialty at Lahey <3Unlc in Bos­ also referred to a recent' report liawrence 1,. RUter of OM Spring Mr. Eagleeon attended local dsnte from Bolton and other com* husMUul, two women /With small Marto 1. South Amsjpira, and said indica­ by Stewart McDonough at their McLellana; Miss Patricia Hewitt, ton. tracts needy people tA New Toric Merritt dtecuaaed the new done in which they .consulted ds.y to -visit relatives and friends, by State Education Commissioner wondarful raliaf. S t cherished the hope that thOir schools and is now serving in the munltiee to the east who use it who end up on relief aM that it chUdren, two soldiera/ and oim tions wer^that Ipdia and Chlls meeting Saturday. 'Those mem- F. W, Woolworth; Mrs. Ida Ottone, U. S. Navy on the U. 8. 8. Anti* plant last night, saying funds for Architects Malcolm, Robinson the Pawtucket Corps having been Radiology is the taking and Finis E. Engleman estimating that non was stil^ alive aa a short cut to Routes 4A-A exhiMta bad. taste in paratoMr hu­ ytring lady, somewhat' dlahavaUcd would hA among the llrat Of those Knows Slid Evelyn Edwards Freto tort who would like to enter the- -McLcUans and Ivar P. Carlaon, J MaJ. .Pickup’s first assignment in etam. and A [In a. long coat and toddle shoes, construction- bad been eubaertbed f*H Qattle Judging Contest may W. Hale Corp. reading of X-rays and treatment In May. IbSS, the Rikers re* man misery in pubHc. tcTforite teems of experts'from of Hartford. thia country. by X-ray. A t present, Dr. C!onlon eeived a telegram from Vice Ad* No definite date has been set Schendel’s action follows a re* "We’re not running a who was crying quite, vlribly. by Nevada townapooplo. T t o ^ ^ country to aid Ur the develop- obtain entry blank* at the Frank for the wedding. Members of the eommittee In­ The quartet had returned to will restrict hia practice to admin­ inirat X I*. Holloway, Jr., chief Jection by the Board of Dlnctora department,” Framer aaid. ..,‘.1’” * **. n«rvoto.”'/8hs aobbed. tira coat of the -project, to said «nt of their Induatiy. ' clude; Thomas C. Johnson (chair­ Paggtell,.Farm. according to the town but a abort time, when Mrs. of a petition for sldewalka on the Ih « getting married next month. waa about 3400,000. istering diagnostic X-raya and in­ el Naval Personnel in Washington, liUla quia game, which Is bSM He also predicted^ ttukt, despite man), Paul Arnold, Mrs. Robert announcement of Carol West pub­ Typsy M otoristg Pickup escorted Mrs. Stevenson to terpreting them. MANCHESTER KNITTING MILLS north aide of Porter Street. A t I want a tractor for my farm.’’ licity representative for the local / with nncouflrtned information that ly for entertainment and present plans In Congress to let C.- Glenncy, Mrs. David Toomey. the lower hall of the Citadel for a Since hla return to. Manchester Rihar was a prisoner in a Red war that time, the directors instructed Inqptratlon." / Sm U afiveretotto the FOA die this year, the agency group. surprise pantry shower which the Schendel to install traffic contrala William A. Roberts and the Rev. Snare All-Tim e in 4an-Jafy, Dr. Conlbn has been O b itu ary Framer concluded bF telling us^ Carol W ood Uuyg would to kept alive and would Arthur A. Wallace. Comiag Events Friendship Circle had arranged in to Insure safety, familiar With hlm'xOh "previous United Methodist Youth Fellow­ appointed to a position on the X- Mewa SlaaBy he wasn’t asking to to hpplaud continue at least its tschnical as­ Future progress in the execution her honor. .She waa overwhelmed ray staff at Manchester Memorial ' Schendel said that, with the con- Public idecords virits. ship will continue its discussion Arrest Record Alter several, false reports that veraioB rit Adams and 8. Adams but he’d appreciate it i f we did The local had sistance progranu. 'Of the overall/plan will be de­ by their khul thoughtfulness and HoaplUI. Share of Agency pendent on scifulring the financial on boy-gfri relationships at the thrilled at the array of pantry RUnr was aniang men being re- and Parker Streete to through whrii he ralMd hla hands thus and briefed the t a ^ M well The memoere of Silventeln’a ; From 1938 to 1980 he maintain­ pablated last August, the news ao and, beaidea, there would be means. This phase of renovation church tonight at 7. Richard ataples of ail kinds, nothing per­ D em tliS' 'streete, Manchester will have a AttaetoMatattarlbfoeni o one gobut^o Italy, Wash­ team are J. Ralph Corbett, presi­ Hartford, Feb. 23 OP) — Tipsy ed a general practice here with i t his release came Aug. 31. prises later for thoae wh(> applaud­ Aly. W dent of Nutbne Oorp., Cincinnati, has the wholehearted cooperation Kreyaig will continue aa diacuk ishable, spread before her. .r-- She DOIIAR DAYS Fli Mrs, Carol Wood, 43 Bralnard the exception of a term in the U. S. uniform traffic pattern. Nationalionql BanklEto of Man* ington laatweek. rion leader. motorists proved bad actors during could hardly find., words to. express his return to Manchester. Adams and S. Adanu run north ed the most; cheater' PI., a profearioaal modal with the Ohio, who will conduct seminars of all church; affiliated organisa- 1958, piling up an all-time peak Navy, from 1943 to 1846. In 1950 Biker was publicly honored, Sept. against Thomas J. Mc- Th e tokm waa picked the tiona who are conatantly at work Bomarco will hold ite regular her thanks. \ Bara. Bertha Oeea Bymarslck .from Hartford Road, across OW. As the show got under way, Kinney d Hejen Gwyneth Gilbert Modeling School Councillor Internatlonel Proj^sa on sales management; Hairy A. in arreata—a 24 per cent iitcrease he accepted the fellowship at IP when a parade and ceremony Framer was very buey, running McKinney, 3600, A Agency, in Hartfiird. haa bought to. supplement parish funds. mfeting at Congregational Church The Circle exteiiided an invita­ m Mrs. Bertha Gcss Rymandck, Center Street to Buckland, and property Oble St. / in Management. Inc.,.^d ia ghr Dote, advertising' apeclalist for pvlah room at 3 p. m. with a pro­ oyer the previous year, Lahey Clinic. BOYS' SANFORIZED took place. PfO. William Prey, a around checklag camera angles, a part interest in that agency, an U fe magasine, advsrtislhg; and - flmd-RaMag Events Slated tion to all women-ef'the corps to TV, died.last night at the home of PSrk^, Which carries traffic to Jdhn H. Lappen, Inc., against to Belgium in connection with gram of colored movlpa scheduled. State Motor Vehicles Coriimte- attend the party, ano they were Df. Cohibn is'married and is'the wounded Manchester soldier was her son. William F. Geas, 286 the Wilbur Cross Hijpiway, ex­ watching the clock, leading ap- instrument filed today .in the town Donald E. Wes*, director of market One of these organizations, tha sioner Charles F. Kelley today de- father of three- children. also honored at that ceremony. plsuae and aeveral times darting Thomas J. McKinney, 3400, pro­ clerk’s office indicates.' ‘ Foreign Operations Admlnls- Ladies Benevolent Society, an­ —— ur- / • moat generour with their doijs- School St., after a short iUnese. tends northeasterly fn m Porter perty on cote fit. trstlon’a technical aaristence pro- raqearch.McCairCorp., market re- Manchester Evening Herald Bol- 'scrlbed the drunken driving arrests tions. For instance, there was 23 Biker later married Miss Anne 'Street in the eastern section of backstage to announce "Heartilne A conditional Mil of sfi^h. nounced the dates of three future ss definitely frightening” and Born in Gbnnany, May 34, 1374. BIB ef Sale gram. Ion cerrespoHdent Mrs. Joee^ pounds of sugar in 3-pound togs; Visher of Weston, Mass. She she had heen a resident of Man­ town throiwh Manchester Gretii calls,” ' which prrajmabiy come cates Gwyneth Gilbert, S^erstein Will conduct ^ aemi- fund raising events. A roast beef "representing an alarming con^- FLANNEL SHIRTS .May. Oe.'.to DenoMUk..’ — dinner will be sw ed In the parish D’ltniin, telephone Mltehell 3-5545 tea and coffee of the best brands, . Uves with him At Pensacola Navat chester Air the past 50 years. She -to Tolland Tunipike. . from people watching at home.— ■ CteBMnt- Quay to Adolph A. ford, baa iold the firm nan'to salea priiicipla's. llon'of geheral poril." ' ...... ' A ir Station in Florida where Rlker The first contsatants were Quay, ^ the burintoe known as SUverstein said hq will to gone room of the church April 3 and a cans of vegetable, fruits; Jars of was a member of the ConcotdBa A thrqwh' street waa racently Wood, wife of L. T, The Organization which picked .„.*l1MKEDA.TK.>:0’!re^^^...... He said last year’s arrests of this Food Hangover? _ to tra^i|S.^5^ . ■da.of Woodhridga,Bteaat.-«riiWh. k§»yor of Q>)«y:aTVdol.Sarvlce,3io Hartford Oilda Kone of f at leaat four.weeks, .and..that, him ...... rummaga sate,.will ha., conducted. nsture hH- a- htgh'of -3;(Mt;i::*n hiJ- find- JelUes.. i»Uahea. .splcaiu. Xuthebaa-Oiureh-raiid-ef the Ladieo ' Rd trip migbt to extended to include ■the team ;^e d P M , tt thb UhirriT" New Britain, Feb. 23 cereals and cake mixes, Ald„fiqciaty of that church.. tuns southcaat fi^m the northarn Hartferd and Lionel Hampton, the Sale price U 38^000 of which . . April 1<). crease of almost 300 oyer 1952j_., band teator: Aftbr a4aw itosstions. Denmark. Re had becii tenta-' Statesr affiliate . to-' tha ^.-Comlte ■ W Olenney and Mrs. Eighteen hundred proaltiction and .M-uaie,’ gram » s and a- get- Beaidea her son. she Icavea two tltininua o f Main SOdel. - Trato-'Naam-UnitStoteii 31.300 Is the iaatlal. paytoent. ac­ International ^de L'Organiaation skilled employes of the American Ghe of the most discour^ng they won 3500. for a girl in Hart­ cording to ..the instrument The tivciy Invited by the Denes last William Hand nill be in charge of acquainted period followed, and li*f. No water, » • mixisa—. Tape^ Shufflers’ daughters, Mrs. Albert Hines of Adolph Quey, doing btolnesi aa Sclentlflque. \ « ^ Hardware Corp. have voted to au­ factors,., he said, haa been the up- refreshments in keeping with ford, “who ia sick—very sick—Just Quey'a Tydol Servlto, 510 Hartford sale tnclutos fixtures, equipment year. the rummage sale. Spring house- \Vard trend in such arrests which T ium* *"^ ^ ***- Jdwayi carty’ Manchester and Mra. Julian Tour* ' Silverstein’s team will visit Brus­ cleaning may yield items suitable thorize the International Asaocia- Washington’s Birthday wefe Crowd Attending to prove how sick she is. her Rd. / end goo«I^H. are now 150 per cent over the 1044 Qog Up^onom y nard of East Hartford; one sister, weight has gone from 143 to 73.” sels, Ghent Charleroi, Liege and ACTOBB PLEE f i r s fbr the sale end membeiw and tioii of MachinisU (A FL) to aet a served. Mrs James Quinn of East Hart­ es. R. Burr A Company Inc. total. In only one year, 1949, waa X also thought it waa nice of Antwerp, Iq Belgium, and the cap­ New Verk, Feb. 31DPw-^Ahout friends are urged to I-eep the date date for a strike If the company ford; one brother, Herman Lam- doing business as Plantland Nur- W m m r» a. refuaea their demand for a 20 centa there a decrease in this climb. Party, Food Sale Warren Hull, the host, to bring out ital city of the Duchy of Luxen- 50 actors were driven from in mind...... EXTENDED* FORECAST Bridgeport, Feb. iS (^PV-r-The precht of . Manchester, 10 grand­ mri«|, 119 Oakland SL . iMSi Night their reenm enrty today 1^ a fire hourly wage increiase. The vote ... Although the* figures are dis­ ; Boston, Feb. 23 f/Pl'—-The tem­ the foct that the majror owns a bourg, the first tUhe siich a tesim Th e group -vdll also serve a couraging. he said, Connecticut *NSOnl^)0< United States will becohie "a na* children, and one great grand­ Marriage Uoeaees ha* visited that.Duchy. la the Lanebe Qab. One aetor, waa announced last night by Ed­ perature in New England during child. restaurant in Hartford, which atrawbVrry deaaert in June, the courts and police departments de­ tlon of office workers’* unless Halrdraa««rs of kUnchester bean hia name; end that Hamp­ Rudolph Walter Harry, 55 The team’s schedule calls for a Eddy Garr, was taken to Reqae- exact date depending upon the rip- ward J. Perealuha, a representa­ the next five days. Wednesday steps are taken to mrlte office The funeral will be held Thurs­ wore elated at tke good weather By THE ASSOCIATED FBBS8 tive of the union. He said the serve praise for their "energetic ton’s next theater date will be Ave;, Rockville and Jiuk Meriden—Dr. Edward Stock- steady grind of seminars, with each velt HoepItaL eafieriag freia the • ening of Jocal berries. The third through Sunday, will average two work as efficient as factory pro­ day at 3 p. m. at the Omcordia and attendance at their annual Keeney, 168 Keeney St^ member meeting with close to 300 effects e f enseke. company had countered the union’s efforts and aplended coopera­ to six degrees above the seasonal Handsome plaid pattetto in a large assortment of colors. at the Apollo in Harlem- bridge Gutoee, 60, nationally military whist in the current series tion in arresting and cb'nvicting Anofhnr SmVIcn ly duction and salesmanship, EmmOU Lutheran Church Mdth the pastor, card party and food sale this After a Binging commercial and SquUi Methodist Churto. will be held at the parish room a now contract demands wjth pro- normal with no Important day to J. Leahy, New York management the Rev. Erich O. Brandt, officiat­ known obstetrician and among the poaala calling for no wage in­ drunken drivers. 2-way collar, breast pocket Xu first quality. 6 to 16. afternoon at tos American Legion a plug for a movie magaaine. a Naren Allan E llto ^ 3 Main St. pioneers of childMrth by Cae­ wee’ from tonight. TTiose in charge day'Changea. MANCHESTER eonsultant, said today. ing. Burial will be in the family HalL and Jean S y ^ Postma. 136 creases and taking away present Some 87 per cent of those Precipitation during this , period gray-haired, , nervous woman tried sarean eectlon. Born in Salem, of arrangements for the card party employe advantages. Present wage arrested on the charges, he said, AUTO PARTI "For every person who is out plot in the East Ceiqctery. When the doors opened at 13:45 to wia $125 for a sewing machine. Autumn 8t„ 27, Center Con- Include: Mrs. George Smith. Mrs. v.’ill on the average total over twoi CHILDR^'S getting business, there are one and Friends may call at the Holmes Meat. Died Mdndsy. acales were not made available-' were found gulitv. Fines collected 370 Broad .Bt. Tel. Ml-O-JfitS a good crowd had already gathered She said she’s alone in the world, gregatiohal,Cnurch. Lima;' Peru-^Fcrnando Fuchs, PhiUp Dooley, Mrs. Paul Willey, thirds of an inch occurring aa rain onc-hiOf paper shufflers,” said Funeral Home tonight from 7 to and at 1 p.m. thoy woi e sarvad des- The preseht Contract explfeS next Added up to (232.000—about 36 or snow* about Wednesday an,d CYLINDER HEAD she sews for a living. And "they IMliig Permits 83, a mining engineer. Minister of r Mra Winiatti PhUlipe,’ Mrs. Henry Monday. * PLANNING r „ ’ lAShy In a talk prepared, for a 9:30 and tomorrow firom 3 to 5:30 sart—all aorta of delictoua home took away .my old machine, .I’m To Piu l Buettnsr . for a garage , MoDonoughemd Mrs. John Maaeey. per cent more than in the previous again about Friday or Saturday. meeting of the Bridgefmrt chanter and from 7 to 9:30 p. m. the Interior in 1915 and Finance made cakaa and coffee. Early com­ back in toe rent and my lights at p A Autumn'St., 3600. Mlnlrier from 1921 to 1930. Died TELEVISION X r Camera Ulnb MeetMg Heht - of the National Oftioe Mwoiage* ers also received aampW of cos- NYLON have been turned off.”„... *'o Residential Builders for Alex Sunday. \ i^Btogwp% fans, who ment Assn. • metica, and priaas /ere awarded to Having difficulty with several-^udy for a garage ait 474 Adams Census . figures, hs aato, show, . Beverly HUls, Calif. — Mrs. ;;;; ''have been doing . some mental _ theee wiio toeeed in- coiiteto'the miaatlona, -the- woman -woir o) St. 31.965; Edythe L.'Chance, 73, ' widciw of rtrMchiHg "to Appreciate more; a«- t l ^ there are 6.513,000 office wlehlng well. \ 360. But at the last second, F wmkeiB in American industry Funends To Fred J. Brunoll for altera­ Frank Cihance, famous first base­ PROGRAMS vimeed phases of their* hobby ef Attractively arn^qwd ^^ble el's "Heartilne” voice siumhi ocnrnprad to 3,740,000 salesmen, tions to a dwelling at 36 Colenum man and manager of toe Chicago C a n r^ Club meetings, were de- o . t-ii £irl39A.i:ilUa«4..Aa(:h-..caifi„.teblA thto-‘Stcika.lt Ricb't hto-Juaf ■R(L,..3300...-:...... r CUto.'-Dted- Suaidayv"-- IVldee-fiverydey-—AG ■Rtgfats-.neBcrved'-^H.-T.-PlekliteoirA CO.;-lne.| - ' llghteAj with* -the.'togimiesaV jw o' t 0*411 jwji?ee-e» .Xi.-Mewcw’#*/* (M*.-nB.aHCw/erankv»*'. -. Louis L. Moheathal with favors at each place; • \ ...... gram.at^aat.night’s.meetlng-wWLth. ■^y - IsistiirmlE .more than. 175 . JniUon. - The sortion:- whera an' a&Ka df •mecaa o f p ^ r annually at cost of Largsty attended fiih eW seev- several dWeloj^g tanks on hand, Ites for Louis Lester Hohenthal, delectabla cakes, plea, cooldee and they watch^ tnree films developed 30 cants per' piece of pspe . Thia is 67 Princeton St., who died FMday "[rowniea were on sale attracted Shivers ahff IShaicesI / added each year to the national at the meetlrtg. All three appeared aften an extended iUnesa, were any b«Qrers. Tkr** Outstosdinf STARTS to produce g<>bd negatives and it atockpUe o* one and one-quarter held yesterday afternoon at 3 Always at these affairs, somt ^ PAIRS trilhoa pieces of iktper'.'' FBotswi in Onn \! la expected a pflpt demonstration. o'clock at tile South Methodist one comes up with an unusual offer­ * may be scheduled'' in the near fu' Leahy not only arid something Oiurch. ■ ought to ha done ah. A film exposed by Mrs. Oscar xQMciflcally what: the Rev. Dr. Fred R. Edgar, min­ Olcott Dr., who , made, decorated ^ 1 l i i ) V - "Stop creating these new pieces ’ Kteysig, during the October Civil ^ I ister of the South Methodist and donated a great Mg b e a u t^ Defense demonstration in town, of paper. Call A halt to multl- Church, the Rev. Dr. Karl E. Story, square cake with red. white .,7Z»d Boys’ muUi-coior blazer stE[pe sox. Girls' white eejnes of every piece of borre* U H f conversion I - drew particular interest of the club former pastor of the church end blue icing, in recognition of Wash­ as well as one exposed by Edwin crew sox with triple roll cuff. Selected Irfeg. spondince and every form, po ington’s Mrtoday yeateriisy. On away with duplicating flllitg the Rfv. Percy Smith, aaaocHte i . Oates during last .week’s portrait pastor of the church. the upper left hand corner waa a ’ workshlp. openUionA The average comphny George .\ahton, former minister realistic flag with the'proper num­ haa an operating file for each 3.8 MIOAO ,* Developing was done by Oates, LADIES' VIRGIN WOOL of music at the South Methodist ber of red and sdilte stripes and 277 3U-9-IIS4 ptow Eliminate overlapping fit* stars. . X' BETTER USED CAR K, Church and a close friend of the deceased, played favorite aelec- The' commuiM wee deliberating T t I £ V I S I 0 N SALES and "Unnecessary records pile up in tlons on the organ. Burial was in what to to with such an Iramenao radio SERVICE drawer kfter drav'er almost dally. the East Cemetery. cake, qnu from, the commente we L CENTRAL SWEATERS Weed them out. Burn them. Get rid Active bearers were William ovei^ard, it probably would ' be Igvipped Yvllh Izclvflvt of them eomehow. 1 know how un* Higgins, of .the Vinal Technical a to n e d off, but The Herald re­ Cbaaacl S (Unacrlr.*) New aavee. •:ee < SAD M I^ N b e b l k Show— neceaaary ntost of these records Ceas. SPECrALTY BUY lllftiHiBr iyo CeBilltioiitd Air SyittM’ School, in Mldt^townt 'H. E. Hug- porter had to leave; couldn’t wait Chaaaal 3S New Briula. Casa, Kay Tompson. Charlie Ao- are..." gard, of the- Windham Regional to hear MC Bill Cooper make the casual H Maliralir, lisas.'; Irtewhlte Technical School.\ln WlLimantlc; first announcement. Ctaasal U Wstaraenr. CUs. ‘“ ^ 6 b5SB!P' ^<^ ‘**®* ' ^ LAUNDRY lA^ith y^eather Eye Coodhioned Air mOBWAY UNIT TO BIEiET Mario. FavA of the Howell^Cheney Outdoors, playera were sUU com- Chssul n 8*risaflaM, Maas. Technical School, hr _. IteCnchiichester ing from all directions, and the .40 HARRISON STREET finest car heating and ventilatiiif, lystem, *1710 Hartford, Feb. 33 (AT—-The (•*> .PANTOMIME q riZ and------John DeMino,nVr Ed'Edwird M. An- thought occurred to us—how wom­ •tN ( i> rm aY LET. show (Mi BED aBELTOir saOIP -■ your used Nash gives you iiafer, more first Bwating A f the Lodge ap- draws and Jpho MHIb; all of toe en do love a card party 6r a fash­ •Mi BAM M.' H Ji8TBB.V TMKA- Qudity loundtrin^ nf mknted East-Wsat Highway ion ahow! ' TKM— vBUalng Guna" ...... comfortable, thermostatically controlled in­ E. C. Goodwin Tecw cal Sriiool. ih (M'.WmKRII .PLAyHOCaa Spaad-up Committee will meet New Britain, o f which Mr. Hohen­ («> VKCLE ED’S ri'M CLCB e . X w n s 1 Sail, h e. airtobis. linnns. wnt terior warmth in the coldest weather. It’s this a ib in u ^ at the State Li- thal was the asalstaut director. i:U « S, IMtE Anna ANDY safe because fresh air is drawn in at.wind- hrary. >:M ( aai, lipHQirDY------DOODV. TIMB 3 Mala St. — Pbaae ,M|-S-5125 wosh irtid Huff dry. H ow ra^ bearers were Emmett 1:41 «1S» ANIl■MAI.______rU V T IM E shield'tevel-far above the monoxide fumes Tta committee, under chairman, O'Brien and Richard Howes, both A bout To w n • :«e ( Si .tT'A OCM PBOBLKM OLD LEHIGH COAL WUUam M. Maltbie, is composed of Hartford; H. H. Wilber, of New. (M* NKWA AT SIX—Peta Stoner Te l . ML9-2425 ' “ of cars ahead-then filtered, heated, and (IS) riLM . SHELL FUEL UlL of .Hartford, W u t Hartford and Britain; John Hill of. Bridgeport; . WItb Amaxiag FGA-5x ” circulated throughout car. picture.) BaM Hartford city officials and S t Gertrude’s Mothers Circle (U> LAHY o r TME BOOKSBELF -Robert Dobba, of Dubury: Car­ —^lern- Kneelud fX>R CLEAN HEAT -sAll first quality 100% pure virgin wool. Gray heather, tea toattor, burinSaamen. Gov. Lodge appointed mel Greco, of Hartfordi-^Lavirrence \;lll meet at the home of Mni. Wil­ > leit CIROO BID Thb Weather Eye keeps glius areas fog- the committee when U>e towns in- Smith, of Meriden; Josepii Daly of liam ammerman,'31 Gardner-St, • :M IM) THE EABLV SHOW— blue; green. 34 to 40. tomorr^ at 8 p.m. - ' ;-Mya»w.v Liner’.! free, too. During cxtrenM icing conditions, vrivad Vigorously prateated High- Norwich; Hebert Jones, of Tor- Ill) JOLLT GENE u-ay Cbmmlssioner G. Albert Hill's rington; Paul Cubeu. of Stam­ 111) WKATBBBMAN lU ry McCaryr.-atamer: Mel large defros.«.< activated by 'povoffai \ asUmata that It would 1m 10 years ford; H. O. Folgiman. of Water- The Holy Angels Mothers CUv:te k:M .(Ml SPOBTS-Sni Keeling ^.- - —- - bert -BaHerlnS.' — bldweii, lieep sWndshierd clear; ^ . CHILDREN'S bMora even ths tint leg was con- bury, WilUam Lyons, of New Ha- will meet tomorrow night at 3 • :W ,( S) 8POBT3COPE- Svd JaUaS IttLPAFTGMINK QCn o’clock at the home of Mrs. Mary IM) NEWS A WBATBEll ^ 4wai) Mams eoa-DAO- ,y«.»-j?.wartl EtoA. qf,.E»toai|^ J, DBADBnM4''BDtTIP»----'-e-y ' n3ea:.and -drive *« used Nadi-AtHlytar tlie-> D. :Ctarke, of. Wiliimantie; Henry -Biwya,-AHogiera^ PL Tto' * ill) SPOBTP-Jermieely ' -i';y' Eddie, of Manchester: Roy W. ItaA-Ulifi'llM d ‘C ir. ■ "fi-'-AMInar RacMwIm SeMsl' f'.---:--' > m twto fiede for fwweihigl ^ / Bfest tertngfield. Mass., Feb. 23 Adams, of New Britain; Fred qplll IB—Rhode Shaponik, 17; of Spring- Manganella, of Manchester; Rue- Mr. and Mra. Gordem Fv. . AUen BAVIS BAKERY^^- » PewatfiHl IcewemIsMBiigliMl Reelifing teaderizliitl ^ ■'--****«r^ field, waa killed yesterday when a sell Mac Comiskey, of Bridge­ and their daughters, Kathleen and Judy, 63 Morse Rd., have returned ^^SPECIAUZINa IN motorcycle on which she was rid- port. George Weaver, of Hartford, ‘m ’ I*a5 b e o ^ ' fi Safor, UaWaad Akfiyla CeiiiirMclleiit lag eeiUdad with an automobUe. frbm a trip to 'Tfew York City; and Edward Stepeck of Middle- While there they were gueete at Seefch-lrifli-ERglish itise^.i MU rtmoB FOB vovasicLF PoUca aaid aha waa' thrown over town. **'\^ Allen * < b the .motorcycle to the roadway the Park Sheraton Hotel. . FASTRIES and •sgo 34.35 19.23 233 Main St. Burial will be in »i8 o 39.05 NASH 1949 ”600” 4-Door N A S H -1949 AmbaSeador J ^ S. H a i^ , 47. of Brooklyn. the East Cemetetry. H I S) ■ gO gW - l*OB#OOJI KBT Sedan. Black with famous (!>• ■ S P * ^ K * * * '' -*0«ir Heerls Akw* •••*• ^ m s h 2-tone bluq. l^eather Eye, H. Y., driver of the car, was not Frianda may call at ths funeral lirt A iM* •• sise SN.4S wkw Weather Bye. Sold and economical Overdrive. Me- es-ffrossw " ’* .. ISMl.Vfe*"* home tonight from 7 to 0 o’clock. ■WMkly HHWHWIII •< Ite.l serviced by us. . .$495 ^ . chanicaliy perfect. Needs 11:1# ICI) nrRATKKB •• eomd body work. As 2iid ACTION THRIUER FEATURETTE 6 i a I'U) CBUafiDEB BaSBlT H :U IN) TBB LMK m io W- NASH 1951 Rambler <3on- e Fine pinwale corduroy in blue, green, rep. 8iaae 3 to 6. "QUO VADIS" vertible Pan • American ia ...... r....349S e All wools and wool blends. Sises 7 to 13. TBCS. a< 1:U 1 :el I S) WILD BILL HICBOB a Employed men and women — at Btsalsr rriree! m t CAPTAIM VIDBO Red. Radio, heater, with WALT DISNErS married end tingle— enjoy a famous Weather Eye. NASH 1951. Statesman 3* Wed. "rerwer r»Msl«” sad IS*. * fiKALTa Door." Maroon. Radio, ^Forward Manchester ' OISM Weba Naw Trua-Lift Advantura . lit) NKWfi DE8 B prompt "yot” at Aetenef* A loan Like new ...... ItW lUVjTEatllBB Teasnew’s Day Biahligirte at Fyiii—* entitles you te netien- Weather Eye. King of 1..!* ^ . I j| wrainBfTBlKB IT I t nicx NASH 1051 Ambaaaador Uke n e w ...... gitg OY T ia (O ) JOBB DBLY—Newt wido crediL Wide choieo of p4y* 4-Door, Dark blub. Radio, % of ______i ift> MABOB SND S K rr GIRLS' ALL WOOL^ Biririea % of quota Amount 5is i,?i mont plant . . . you teieet bett Weather Eye and eco­ qUPU ' Amount collected collected THE Nofuro's Mo^ “Jk-SSF.*’*BORPiraL payment date. Phone first for e otivd nomical Overdrive. One 7 $ 1,750 73 9 1,275 TiU laa) WBATaRBVANE-Cevel Jo- l o o n in one vWt Come in or writa owaei* ...... 11193 SU PON SWEATERS . find U tilities f . , . 16 4,000 24 i*tii¥roiTnn bert • KEITH'S VARH 975 Mystorious 1 :M I S) i m a FLBaSVBR L Estfite and Insurfince 5 1,250 70 875 (to»»> uoiroLaa e d w a b d s a m * NEWS SH< action, bu ild in g and ON OUfi GIANT SCREEN. Swompl TBK NRW8 '^ mwistTKHNICOIOR IW) FILM DEPOT S Q U i 7 1,750 ((ti rOMMBBCiaL , 1,275 hart Laaeaeter The /and (haf fime forgotf 20 6,000 60 ia T:U I 0-0 )^ NBWa CABavaM -^Ohe 3,000 ...... -"HIS Cemerno'Sways* ^ ^ laaas) SO s r a r r o B o sbo w noB. 9:ifi tofiorj .6 1,250 26 325 m a j e s t y WboldMde 30 7,600 36 2,650 OVEEFE" ia celar 2 600 116 576 6 2,000 .1,676 .'> ’■ f’l/

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■ t MAWCHESTER E V ^IN ^ HBRA l 6. IfANOlkSTER. C»NN*. TUESDAY. FEBRUARY M , 1954 yAWCTESTER EVENING HERALD,^^^^^^ CPl^N,,^ TUESj^^ FEBRUABYjKa, 1954: awririm w wm* ^ 4ln t MliM It wNf, pHRiaiimeat Tail& 8‘4o^ S tresB ’ ■ W K inC -i^A f ■ hw GothnefitietU D a i f y -IttiiitBi .'F itn'dB'' A fip eiJ iMlimlf of Um Bricktr mmmdment. ^ W006>-1S88 WHAT-RI# TIm Pi^ About Spring sibility for flrliiy Dr. Uanion, ahd Hartford county YW CA, aa > w t IM *4.. ___ > Uftl Co. 3 of the SMFD went to when he doea hla caae wlU not re­ 3 a. m. — 4 a. m...... Vshniteera Needed. ita to^pUad'byThe radl/managa- un?6,^'d*“**k*''- Sff'oada 4 a. m. — e a. m: ...... Vohmteera Needed. of Its Public-Affairs program,.and WTh^Nei^ ol World Third Annual Event to 136 Plymouth' Lane apd.Oo. 1 flect any annp Judgment violation On queitions of law, the State jnenU and era'subject' ; to change Wfofc-Oliopailari to 691 Hartford Rd., for minor- HMr Supreme Court is impeccable, by 81 8* III. “ 8 A. m* aeaoassssoseso NAA4Ia4s the United Nations Asan. .of Man­ WOTH—<3. Hratler Be HelfTl^arch 11, 12 Style Trends of hla own pi^dpiea of tolei^ce. Without notice. 1lJto— grass blSMs. any vote of a majority of its mem­ 9 a. m. -V Noon Vahuileera Needed. chester are JoinUy sponsoring a • 4isa- Noon — 3 ,p. m. ., Thohsas Max wall. 2 l } * * 7dupper Barenada At the yTaddell School The MFD put out a grass fire bers. talk Slid two study groups In a Hop WTlC-^no Man's Pamlly along the’ raiiro*!d tracks, off Spring was in the air last night KM On questions' ^ . etiquette, it Is 3 p. m. — 3 f>. m. . , . . . Mrs. Harold Loiid. Oliva CharUer. aeries on "Know Tbur * United .WDRC—K H Murrow i/. 6 p. m. —■ 8 p. m. .. Woodland Street, reaponding to when members of the Women's A Diplomacy For Peace not Infallible. . . . Wtliiam Simpson. Barbara Widlett NaUons." . . I^ S tW iH tk ; |WOTH—Eddie Fliher Judges^for the Third .. Annual 8 p. m. — 10 p. m. .. •i bell alarm 4, indicating a minor Clul d f Mancherter and their It was an unpleasant develop^ ...M yra Fltagerald. Vlortnee Plitt. The two groups feel U e need of • WHAY—T.B.A. Scisnc^Falr, to be'held' at tha Indian diplomacy, which played 10 p. m. — Midnight fire. »»te**ee»«e«e«eee ment for the state, We think, that, Hvatt Sutliffe. Bussell W right this study of the United NaUohs ,»|^=sa’£ss;*- WTK;--Dlnah Skora , gu ^fs gathered at Emanuel Lu­ a large role in the ending of the - Volunteers may regUter at O v ll Defense - Headquarters. Muni 255?;'“ *!"®^ 4re ninny Waditott School March 11 ajid 12, e a eoeee«eaeeee»e»d»ee« Y-TO in the Supreme h u r t’s handling as. while jMsce/btlll bangs in the - L. P. Sol# and A Holf V Pulkx Hop theran Church to hear Mrs. Kay ' •e»eee«e« eeeeeeeaeee* cipal Building,. Manchester, on Mondays, Wedneadaya and Pridai% Mickey Bpillane announced today by Anthoiiy eeeeeeeeeee A«^V fighting in Korea, has now ad­ of the Senate redlqfricting case, it balance, some groups are attack­ Judge. Hartford utyliat, talk on • e e aeeee* eee from 1-5 p. m. ‘w m ay- t .b.a . Ailbtio, faci'.lty advisor of the "Fashion 'Trends for Spring, 1964." •••eeaaaeee«aeee#ee dressed ttnelf to the question of did not look up ffom the law long ing tha U. N. others are aeekfog to WTIC—Inome Tnx 1^# OOp]^' •*eae4.**»*«aeee«e lanchester High School Science Anxiety Increasing Mra. Judge showed how easphs- :S the flghtin< in Indo-Chlna* enough to consider the possibhity strengthqii it (hrough revision. Columbia and Mercury Records 'WDRO—People Are Funny AIRSLI that here was also an opportuni^ ajpeak of God to their children. This atfuggle. la one of our lm>. . WGTH-MIcCry SplllS^? Club, sponsors of the event. aia this spring fo on a softer, more ITiine Minister Nenru, ill for eUquette. . , , portent national issues today, •foe- , feminine look. With Mfoe Jean ^7%ff whisky fo i uast Pfo'tpta are content to “tot Buy One ise f Second WfoMf-rtU TWSS Hop Vice Principal Chester A. Robin-^ Over Pope’s Health p oti^ speech to his Parliament, The question - of etiquette' in­ News Rhynie^ the church achool teacher take pn Tuesday, March 2, Mrs. Eu- » - ^ f c r . i . son, o f the High school, wni ik iY s .Muleahty modeling .first a suit and volved might well have bean pice Carter, a non-govammental SruSS” ?,*'®*''* Review WDRC-Mr. And then several dreases, she fioted bow yeur fm croi - ^ aSiMws dtepalctata credUad to It: or suggested that, in view nf the fact care of rellglen'' In their homea. - £**• MeitaM WGTH—HIjih Adventure****^***’ sa fisid Judge. Whether the members of the Su­ — T— By 4. P, D,^ M ■ observer to the United Nations i:4a—. ' j. : Senior Division Judges, grades 9 (Cmittaned tram Fage-One) this fo carried out by the rounded that the Geneva conference la They forget reUglon to taught in at HALF PRICE shoulders, the little or no walet- preme Court should hot. have gone the church; It to lived out in. the from the YWCA. wiU speak on - Ilf ■ I ■ ■ ^^WCTH—Jack Downey WHAY-T.B.A. through 12, include David j : Blldk, g u e s ts ! apMlal Bchethtled io discuss the Situation to some lengths, even perhaps tp “ Legal Aid Preatdeht Says Bar- "How tha U. N. Works" at a meet­ WTIC—Barrie Craig assfotant professor of education at Press Office said that it was hoped llne, the fuller skirt and ' in the -,|lyitclin aereliij w alap ytatrved- home. . WDRC-Mr. and Mr* softer color# and taxtures. in Indo-Ciilua, the :iwo'sides th e^ some tempering of personal con­ teaders Coaaolted t>1rsS^ ing to be held in- the auditorium of ‘ ^ BSUf-Jf*** t’ofoa Hop the University o f Connecticut; that the Pope might soon be able •‘Faihera. .bring up you/ chil­ PRICE GOES UP m a r c h 1st N; '■-it. ^ WGTH-MIsh Advert ’Dili season,fabric fo the news— Ihill aervice c U ^ ct K. E. A. lerv- viction*. in order to present The mah-wr^'s flrst eonsulted the Nathan Hale School on Spruce Timothy Ho'ran, chief chemist at stop fighting mear.tVhile. uheon- dren 1h the diaclpline and iiutruc- / *?» Msllne* 'WHAY-f.BA- to take all hla nourishment orally. silks and worslodr. blended to­ luff- unanimity on this .psirtlcular cans* . whew leghl peohimna Jar . , v tlon o f the Iford." ; ...... St. at 8 p. m. U m pubBe fo cor­ r WTW^Th* Women Chenay- Broa: and’-head of tha ra- The Vatican Newspaper L’Ooser- /' ^ AbUatier* nuttvear Ihia '^llohaily, bii their preicht lines. Three factors in the situation ■w* V Shop WTlC—Dragnet VeraoB F. HansCMW gether for suits and the pureet silk Is mainly not ixlawyer . . . but a The Bible teaches Ua that when dially invited. WDRC—Johnny Dollar diolorical di'/iaion of the local vatore Romano today discounted IS'IIII .^*21*® Mc'lpern Poto / “ ■■ His motive was simple. He thought might have suggeated an unusual Tuesday and Thursday Ihitil 9:00 - < WOTH—Jack Downey BUliam C. Fenninuui .nsde up into pretty gowns which keeper of the bar . . . this to aot God to real to Mom and Dad, Re Study groups will be held at the J. WOTH—New* v8w U, Civil Defense, a«id Mrs. Rosamund hopes of a rapid recovery for Pope ^iT suREau ^oy effort for such unanimity. l.ito- Vemon F, Hauschlld, chairman have' their ' owii 'peilon'' lining. 1AMC5 L t v m a CO, ic(in o to h *.-eitalw»aiiaew'w-r-woem« ..Toojney, .taacjiiitr lA 4he.. aavantb -Fius.and jMid that ha atlU raqulMs "Peilon" -to _ __ Flrrt.- tiw rase Waa « dir— ^gtatip Tottad i aihrvey slMaa' a end i8. Tneoe groups, with ex­ grade at HpUfoter School. Of-the Maneliesler Red‘C n m 'fifod Wmiarn c. Fihfilmah. vice pfen- tha fightlhg go on meanwhile if Mary. The center of the home •WTIC—Dratoet drive which opened yesterday, ex­ "assiduous care." material that can be washed. teat of atreagth and purpose that men prefer. . . a barroom to pert help, will study tha chhrter of Box MaUnee WDRC-Johnny Dollar Junior Division Judges will ba Ident of.the Phoenix State Bank ' The Herald PrlnUna Coestoam there is any poasibility of the tween the two political parti to not the^Tamtly television set. ^ WOTH-T-Sammy Kaye plained today that the local cam­ ■ But Vatican sources denied a For acceseoriea, drapery fabric ‘asaumea no flnanclal ieap Ja The Manchester Kvenlng Kve ' Herald. whs came to the state b^nch as fo tl}liir most necessary aspect of WHAY—We'iterb Cereven ‘ * :—My Friend Irma residents to donate first to their terday resumed working in his meeting of the Manchester Rotary leather, 1s still in use, but this year, aod their heads . . . tor eomyaeats ReTlatratlon for the atudv groun ^ --- J—Jr. Cha. Com. pe^lsor of Pratt A Whitney Ex- private office. of good gmie. He ciiculated that. Democrats, and two ^ cmna thelir growth. By precept and IMrimenthl Division. home town organization.. au b tonight at the Manchester in addition to shoes and handbags, REPAIRS Diaoiar advertialng cloeing houii: area't esaeatlal . . , the speaker may be made at the YW CA office „ .to not jr u f, sald. t ^ Vatl- .‘.t,to sppearlnxon hats,, peeSeeday—l;ei-iii."mrldw-■ bpee, Jigbt.had. heon.halted, t t .-s* M as'i------.edampte. tiiey.,nieke„ In ■ th«r-**Osmint»lty^ T " BmtiRnt', ■; /^^^A.¥-U!,»rA-..------• - - ' Judges * wiH’*be - jismed'-for- each - ‘T h e aerviceo provided - by- the Country, Club. - - , -. - \' -h n o w r ttH> b a t«i^ iN in '.''T . MltoW 130 CEl^TER Sr;::;iCORNEir OF 'can sources, adding that the Pon­ Tuesday—1 p. m. Mondar might be difficult fa.* anybody to Third. the caae itself seemed him full release , . . and wOa’t John B. Post Monday, through;.Friday, from 8 ieoora nnop grade fo the Elementary Divleion. Red Crass to Manciiestcr and Bol­ Fenniman, .who has had exten- No Brims on Hats Wednesday—1 p. m. Tuesday. SSt Pre«ton of Yukon WDRC—My Friend Irma / tiff still must rest in bed moat The bats this spring are much Thursday—1 p. m. Wednesday- get it started up again. to f:eme dowo, unavoidably, to Sponsored by the Manchester a. m, to 3-p>'m. Sixth grade Judgee wUi be Dr. ton residents is the responsibility mve experience as a trust'officer, protest or foteiynpt. . . uatil Ifo’s •taa- ^ WOTH—ChrintUn Science of the day. smaller, more like doll haU, add pk m. Thur^p. rather elemental differences of through his p lm . . . the .taaa Council of Churches. • - WHAY—lailln Quarter . i#!ie— John J. Allison. Raymond Goalee’ of the Manchester Chepter," Hsus, will speak on estate planning. He DP ■MuroAsr—1______^ a m.na Thera is no indication, as yet. interpretation of a very few WCCC—Record Review WHAY-rT.B,A. child said, adding that “donations The Pohtiff'a food still in large­ was graduated from Wesleyan whether large or small there will ^ Claadfled deadriae:* RdlUiP: 10:90 a m. each behind tlK> bar agrees . . aad WTIC-Flbber. Holly engineer at C5teney Brqs., and thdt anybody will take Nehru's words and a very few WkNB-—New*; Juike Box Matine* WDRC—b Parmn* - .. to other communities by local resi­ ly eeml-liquid and hi# ability to University and took graduate be no brims, i^ y of publicaHoo tvetpt iaturday — casts ao sta|^ doubt . . . that WTIL—liirenxo Jont* Philip L. Emery, high achoot sci­ take it varies from one day to . Belts, scarves and gloves are Wri*e*r4Mb S*|#«ti4 a. as. . • suggestion seriously. . ThSL im­ What happened fo this set of aaythlag will go auTy . . .whea WDRC—Memoi-y ban* WOTH—Frank Edward* ence teachbr. Superintendent ^ dents does not help the Manchester work at Rutgers University, ma­ circumstances was that three of WGTH—aSy King Chapter in its efforts to serve the another. • joring in trusta and mlnoring in much 01014' decorative, sporting mediate argument ngainst it U conies the legal boot . . . aad TRUSS RTTINS **W?IAY-T.B.A. Schools Arthur H. Illing, Law- It has not yet been poasible to sequins, seashells, embroidery, and Tueifosy, February 23 the Justices said, these words and though a day la.eoart will coaw Wnc-Can You Top Thla lence l*erry, high school science citizens of this locality. ’ investments. , Potterton's ^ a t it would be difficult, techni- facta meant one thing and two "'tfitAY—News ; WDRC—Oalen Drake Havechlld pointed out thst many take X-raye of hia stomach to de­ He has been ' connected with appear in either the most vivid . ; whea lawyers steraly quia By ARBON OntoMtedT Bxperta WTK;—rtya to Marry teacher, and Levon Parmakian,' 188 O ater Bt., Cor. of C h m li cafly speaking, fb nrranga an end aaid they meant another. What WDRC-Haisey. Tilton tWTH—Grune; Muilc Manchester residents are enqiloyed termine definitely the cause of his Phoenix Bank since 1933 and la colors or are dyed to match the . . . the case sure looks nabeat- Alsa Abdnastasl fiapporta, Btaa- IStSS— mechanical engineer at: Pratt A gastric ailment This, evidently, coetume. The Jewelry will be 1%e Manion Caae of fighting in an irreguiar„auer- happened, further, was that the \ WGTH-^y Kins WIIAY—Poll»h National Home Whitney, will Judge the fifth in Hartford v/here they pre asked now trust officer -as well as vice able . . . when viewed thrwigh a is because the Pontiff cannot yet heavy, chunky necklaces and rlUa type of war. Still, if an^ will three Juaticea who said they meant gin flsx* Me Haalery aad aU types of WHAf—SpotllsM on Sport: 2ItP.rH- Symphony Orcheatra grade entiiea. to donate to the Red Cross drive in president. He' has spoken at a President Giaenho\vei‘ does not what the Democrats claimed they WDRC—Mo<>d» for Romance take and retain the barium fluid "chandelier" earrings. aargical appffaaeea. Frivato Fit- WTIC-New* I^WOTO—Hill; Starlight Symphony- Judging the fourth grade clasa tljat community. number of sales congresses, Con­ bplieve, as ha has shown many for peace should happen Ui exist, meant/happened to be the three WDRC—Newi neceasary for the X-rays. ' Miss Mulcahey modeled a basic Mag nmmm. will be Mrs. Caroline Domijon, TTJe Manchester Red Cross quota necticut Life Insurance and Trust P rovt to your own sattM/action one would think that troops on Justices of Democratic origin, and WGTH-NeW* * WHAY—Pollah National Home ' Pope Pius will be 78 year* old navy blue dress and showed many 'times, in enforcing, conformity of Junior high achool science teacher; this year fo $20,000 of which 50 per Council groups, aiid he has lec­ your child hat talent to play that the (wo Justices who said aria— WTIC—H. Sympbonv Orcheatra a week from today, the anniver­ of these bright eyecatchera. r4ri thought for ltd own sake, upon either side would be abls to stop < WUA'f~S“ PP*'' 8«renado WDRC—Mood* for homance Dr. Lane Glddinge, dermatologist cent to earmarked for use by the tured at tne University of Con­ they meant what the Republicans A Hiought for Tudiiy Q»iia*t PhaiWHf /•, JJTTIC—Strictly Sport* ^^WGra-HIII; Burllght Bymidtony local chapter. The remainder goes sary alao of hfo election aa Pon­ necticut as well as for thO Prac­ Refreshments were Mrved at the anybody. He is himself broad and advancing, and s to p , slutting at Manchester Memorial Hospital, tiff 15 years ago. claimed they meant happened to WDRC—Jack Zalman tc the national organization to be ticing Law Institute. \ cloae of the program by co-chair­ tolerant, and would-like to run an wherever they might, be. and that be the two Justices of Republican WOTH—Patler»on WHAY Nite Watch / and Mrs. Roy Bosworth, director men, Mrs. J. F. Squires and Mrs. TW O T R im iS *!*•- WTIC-New* / of the Belton Science Club. .used primarily for services to serv­ administration which is th«t way, it might not be such^a difficult origin. WHAV—Supper Screnant WDRC—New* / icemen, blood collection and disaa- Edward Klrkham, and their com­ pair t WTIC—Georae Do It ^T^H-New* ______^ Judges will make their selec­ .Hartford, another sister of Mrs. 'Which woi4d mean M adminlMra- thing after alL. Now, quite obviously, we do .for..reUef„_.,...... , Johnstons Qbgei*ve mittee. Mrs. Harold T< West, Mrs, no4 intend to-tafen or claim, o r "A parent who camot talh to ■ "WDRC^. L«mB»r'a6' tion* Wedneaday, March 16.’ Prise- Johnston, - . served— ruby-colored Waiter Don; Mr#. 'George" ’Van- WGTH—Bill Stem inuY-N Ite Watch/ Hauschild has sei-ved as chair­ pinch. From 5 o'clock on, Mrs. tion incluaive of many varietiiis Buh whatever the outcome, it is ■uggebt, even In the moot subtle a child directly and aimply about WTIC-World New*^ winning exhibiU will be dfoplsyed Sykel end Mre. John Haney Sl4S— . the following two days. man of the residential division dur­ Robert Dunlop and Mias Vera Dion of thought and opinion. good to have in the world S'point way, that such political align- God fo not aucceeding aa a par­ ■ \ WHAY--8upper Serenade WDRC-NIght Owl 40th Wedding Date poured at tables attractively deco­ WOTH-Mualc / A plaque wilt be presented to ing the 1953 Red Cross fund drive. I>oured and Mra. MeSweegan, Jr., ct Therefore, when he forces an of view and a diplomacy which mekta were .a cause of the ilcci- ent. whatever succesa he may WTIC—9-Btar X -* lltSS- / ...... a rated in a patriotic motif, red alens InvoKed. We happen to achieve in other ways." WDRC—U Thoma* ., the school entering the best cisas Hartford attended at the punch tadiyidual out. p f Us administra­ UUcB of peace, tin t and plpts ,fpr WGTH-r-Dlnper Data WHAY-NIte WAtrh Mr. and Mfo. JMeph H. John- cai-nations floating in b)ue -and Imve known moot -of these gen- Thlg trenchant sentence, from YtSSi.:;...... WTIC—StarHm Berenada ------.exblbib. The plaque. Can- be- retired bowL-.^..,,.______<______silver' drums. *— — , ----- " tion, and when the thought and peace first and is not afraid to WDRC—NlghFOwl by- the school winning it three sToh,' 15'Hawley St^ were at home -Mr. and Mrs. Johnston are active Ucaen well enough, when t h ^ the book by EHton and Pauline WHAlf—Supper Serenade II:M— 7 to their friends Sunday afternoon A t the business meeting, pre­ .opinion of the.lnawardS''-will be- made Mary’s Guild and a member o f the such acUPn, one 'ciah bp ijQre' that many dlpioihades in the world are WHAY—Supper Herenade ■ (tdotatibBB Ita rM ^ d " The aefuar date was Feb. 19, but Woman’e Auxiliary of the erty to rest mainly on threats for ex­ Wo think that, after th^y had / . Bid.Asked ning, B. . Bennett who waa then Preston, co-chairmen, and Mra. How many parents are OPBN EVERT EVENIN6 No. 17, and Grand Chaplain of the when the task of firing Dr, Clar­ tending war, then it seemi goou made up their minds, they should First National Bank rector of 'St. Mary's Episcopal Supreme Orange L o^ e. Mr. John­ H. Omkiin, Mrs. Robert Johansson -I ^'eshsnted o f teettf3ring to the . . . GNTIL' • - ■ Choice of Forms ence Manion as ehidrman of the fo r the wdrld that there is one hay* iMkuaed long (mwgh to ctm- of Manchester 34 _ 38_ Church, and. had as their wedding ston fo active in the BritfolirAjnerl- and Mrs. Walter Schardt. A aseel«at»4eeeU#a »Ut Ymsk-WM*. Lords" as the Apostle Paul sug­ Men of Temple Are Guests attendants Joeeph Mbbre~ and Miss Conunlasion on Inter-Govemmen- skier that their division by convic­ Hartford NatibroU ^ cah Club. Over 65 members signed tots in StTslartne r*nr cSIM’s sn- diplomacy which has managed to tion and interpretation had hap­ gested? A fe we not living in Awaits Taxpayer Bank and Trust ..., 32 "34 Florence Johnston who two years tal Relations waa delegated to avoid this, at the cost of some un­ later became Mrs. Joseph Moore. the guest book from this club. ■•nsair. m 4 MUrttac bis kf*. pened to coincide with a political a time when God is so far re­ Hartford Conn. Trust . **84 89 One of the highlights of the day ttsM latsraata. Start bha rtartas Sherman Adams, and when the popularity for Itself among the pattern. /And we think that, if moved from e'veryday experience, Manchester Trust 80 — The "open houfo" was preceded , At South Methodist Church lUMttanal FrMa Pa«e uax) was the surprise serenading of the n»«r Ml n im p m iH*, Wiieaat firing was accomplished without they ha^paused for that consider-- we grow redfaced to epeak Hfo 1 NC Phoenix State Bank by a- family dinner at noon at various miligenmU, but with the couple by Kenneth Jones on the win** riaaa Ibnntb Mt Bent-Ts- atlon, tney might have considered name? ' and Trust 59 84 which Mr, and Mrs. Moore were any statement from the White boon that it is eUll able to chart, Approximately 125 men of South During the recess- Lincoln’s men not more than $160 additionsl in­ be.'.'plpes. Bar Plan. We wUI risen la rear ty. even if that had to fo- Some parents are -ashamed to BEAL ESTATE INSURANCE.'. come from wages, salLr}', dividends Fire laewf ance Cosspaalee invited guests. Four generations beaM a- braae Mw, tall barbsarS House as to the reasons for it. occasionally, such a direct route some surrender of convictlifo EMER8ENCY Methodist Church and Temple got busy and filled the ''wlg\vam"' Aetna Fire...... 56 59 were represented at tha dinner. so that when the con>%ntion was and interest. BaMarla Aereeeale, Brarctt at CsMa- The question in wliich the roUn- to peace as that of ceasing fire. on .the part of the -court minority. Bath Sholom shared an evening of Hartford F i r e ...... 180 185 Mr. and Mra Johnston have two OIL BURNiR reconvened there was no room for If you have any other kind of Meban srtart. la tba .stria aad tal­ try Is Interested, as a result of this It/might have been conaidered National F ir e ...... 81 84 daughters, Mrs. Dorothy Wohl­ fun,and fellowship last night at the Seward backers. The Lincoln income—from rent, for instance— LET US HLL YOUR ar at raar cbalca. tar as Uttla as firing, is whether ;,*or not Dr. w it h that to preaerve the Court SERVICI "INSURANSMITHS 1914" Phoenix...... lo i 106' gemuth and Mrs. Jean Mathis- /, the annual Good Neighbor Night, men also popularized their candi- you can't use 1040A. If it's s Joint son, also four grandchildren. Fron Elm And Swamp / from, the foeviUble gossip of the return, this appllei to both hus­ Life and Indemnity Ina. Coo. Manion was being punish^ for his poUticlans, imd 'to make it ifopoe. LECLERC sponsored by the Men's Club of d a t^ y shooting off a cannon every Aetna L i f e ...... 102 107 Mrs.^Wohlgemuth and Mrs. Mathia- beliefs, and, if so, whether this CALL tiipc Lincoln's name was mcn- band and w ife.. son received and welcomed the lO O When, at 7:15 o'clock on tl(c aiMe Tor Jthp..politICfoh8 to detivb FUNERAL HOME South Church Who. were hosts 'to Simple Precees •Aetna C asu alty,.;..,.138 148 ^ n e d . As a result of^ these ms- guesta which numtored over .MO was either necessary or Justified. nfoynfog of Feb, 30, .a..rad-wfoked from superficial appearances the 963 M AIN ST., GROUND FLGOR-^TEL Mitchell 9^5241 ’• • the Temple men. - ■ I f you qualify for 1040A, you can Coniv General-----.,.,265 ..,., .280 ... W brence that. ' at some “ later day ^/neuvefings, TJncbln rtcelved " the Hartford. Steam Boil. . 49 52 'd-urihg the day and evening. ^ rh a p s the first thing to oe nomination. merely fill in name, marttai status, MONTH blackbird suddenly a p p e a r^ out iif a Court of different complexion, FUNERAL Following a buffet, supper Travelerti ...... 925 945 The couple waa remembered by •aid is that,.this is not Uie first o f the blue. Ujpited on UiM top- ehtertafoment, the men w ^ r e Mr. Watkins drew a wonderful income, exemptions aind social many cards of congratulations, Plua amall eartaga /ao •the same case might receive a dJf- WILLIAMS security number; sign it and attach PaMIc Utittttce CaHed for and delivered Hnia . toBialipdy.-haa. heaa,.ffoad-for -*itoat~twig*ot“elm"jphirtt"ly tlwtHt** 'fawat-verdieti SERVM3& -Vi - m«-S-»es6WUe*4utamiar ..v.MiUWt .to .iWBtelfig., ..wonl.piclura.of .Llncdto.’a..aioeroy Coniw Ught-Power-i".* -.* -l* - i# - - .flawars.jatoer,.«urnaii^*-ehlnaAn(l' .. nsting UUk by ,.C., RifoprX Wgt- 'W»''ttb'e MtYie' S l^ ‘y ^ gifitotin ' 9 T ^ p t l f ' t r TO E¥c'ry” 'i^iBny hla beUsfs, avan fo tha EisenhowM' dHfonst first llghtingr place for tha I^ ey -were all right -on the -law. ^ 3 wlsbpvr:i ~ years as.Preaidant.of the.Unitad Conn. Power , , , -40- 4 2 - .glMSW.arc, mostly. tuby..color...... w a iter n : kins, well known localTmiafoess- States, the hostility of the men he emloyeta'^ fepbffihg income’ and Hartford Elec. Lt. . . . 54*4 56*4 Mrs. Johnston received h4r cfikrfe."'* ■ ...... ani~'cartagej' ■wiU b4'~crcdlfiMl admiiilsti^tion. Such firings hava but they should have caUpd fo Lecierc, tfix deductions), 'This you mail to flrst red-wing every spiring, issu^ Emily Post, too. man, who spoke on " jn e Living bad chosen as his cabinet .members, Hartford Gas Coi .... 35^4 38V4 giiests in a black crepe gown "with if you decide to buy later. ' taken pl^ce, for instance, fo his first aeries of /creees” and, ‘ IMrector Lincoln.''' the secession of states from the ^ our district director of internal So. New England Bilv r and rhinestone trim and red revenue. various government departments, '<13 Main Street. Uanchestor Mr, Watkins traced the entire Union, and the criticism, heaped Tel. 34'4 36*4 acceasoriea and wore a corsage of PINE PHARMACY after a calm survey of the Febru­ King Faisal/ I I of Iraq and He’ credits you with the standard on thS| argument that men held upon him for hfo anti-alavery eland. Mannfaetnrkig Companies sweetheart roees, presented to her ary landscape, tpok off to relay King Hussein I of Jordan are ex­ Call MI-9.5869 life Of' Lincoln pfo bpybood 16 per cent personal deduction, M HH cataioo GOSS PIANO CO. over fo office and fo policy posi­ actly the same age. LOOK ABEAO of poverty, t h e ^ n of a shiftless The speaker Innlcated hfo real in- Allied 'Thermol by her grandchildren. Mrs. Moore CALL MI.9-9814 the good news tock to his brothers jercst In the subject of Lincoln In figures your fax and sends you s Am. HardVMire 14 . 16 wore a cortege Of Happy Day. M f tA ^ STRUT _317 ASYLUM sriuafT tions wars in fundamental dis­ father, to Ms shocking aSsasina- bill or a refund.' Yo'i'cannot itemize stationed a fev/miles. South—when tion at.thx.4kge of 56. 'ihe speaker hfo recitation from memory of Arrow, Hart, Heg. . . . ,38*4 41'4 rose#, - HARTFORD Oppooile Hotel Beoiil agreement with the policies they many of Lincoln's famous speeches. yocr personal deductions oh this Assoc. Spring ---- - 25*4 28*4 Mrs. 8te>yart Kennedy, a slater n ^ I stated thsU, although Uncoln gave form. ' OPEN THUB8DAT EVENINGS / were supposed to be carrying out. He concluded his talk stating, Bristol Brass ...... 14*4 18<4 of Mrs. Johnston, and Mrs. Walter Hartford JA-5-6€9f idea that wjifve cccould manage to keep the lippreasion of being lazy and You can use short Form 1040’ When these‘firings hj^va bMn ac- waa hot held in very high'esteem "Tliere Is no pattermfor Lincoln. Cheifey Bros. ^ , 8V4 10 Tedford, cister-ln-Iaw, poured and it quiet, ^ r various reasons. All historians agree fie was unique, for any kind of income under bv/iifo aaaoclatee, he always had a t oinns...... 95 105 served the guests with dainty WANDELU compUahad, of New D eal' hold- among, the famous but thst he was $5,000 but you can’t itemize per­ In thy first place, the coming TOWN and COUNTKY Everybody Likes ^ s lr e to learn. In hia early life, Era-Hart ------29*4. 32*4 party aan^twichea, cupcakes and overs, they have received the en­ one hundred per cent American." sonal deductions. The short 1046 is Fafnir Bearing ...... 34V4 37*4 of Uu^Tirst red-wing '.vas, like the /nfo reading matarfol consisted of p’ecea of a three-tierxl wedding merely tbe first page (front and Landers, Frary, Clkv', 26 ? 28 thusiastic support of many of the first puBsy-wUlowa, too early. Last ^ the Bible, the Laws o f Indians, the cake, Mrs. Frank MeSweegan of ANDERSON WOMEN'S OUTLET / ’ .. ■ V.-: '/ ' ' back) of the form. A table on the New Brit; Mach. Co. \ 48Vi 51 '4 same fodividuals who now ^protest Declaration of IndependencX and yeaf, the red-wfog set an all Ume 48 PUHNELL PLACE back Shows the tax on your in­ North and Judd .. .. 27 30 the firUig*«f,Dr. Manion. But it is record by appearfog as early as - the constitution Ot the United come, giving automatic credit of 10 Russell Mfg. lOVi 12'4 Building States. Mr. Watkins said, rMany per cent for personal deductions.* ^uat as possible for the Eisenhower Feb. 38. TId' have him appear eight 48 STEPS OFF MAIN Manchester Stanley Works com. ., 43 46 ^brivedti’^ Banking of Lincoln'! apeechca r^ected por­ If your adjusted gross income administration to bring a misfit full days eSrUer this year was, fo Terry Steam ...... 100 110 Contractors tions of the Bible and hfotprlcal Date Book waa $5,006 or more or if you want Torrington 26 28 THE OFFICES OP Into office as it fo for it to fiil4 our .first reaction, more tactless OPEN EVERY EVENING UNTIL9 documents which Lincoln read over ./■ to itemize your persmial deductlona Rosidfiitial-Ceffliiwreial . ona already there. And with U. S. Envelope com. .. 73 80 than pleSsuferglving. and over," you must uze long Form 1040. U. S. Envelope pfd. .. 63 68 D BS. WARD G R E E ': AltoratkNis-RaiiiMlaliHg Manion, as with other firings for ■/7- Here you figure out -the tax your­ In Um second.place, tho day the X'- _ T h e speaker related soire Inter- Tomorrow Veeder Ropt .2814,3i >4 OPEN ALL DAY WEDNESDAYS It’s a simiJle matter to hop in the car dstfog facta concerning Lincoln^ self. : ' bMlefs, the sttuatim w4s thdt his Public forum on proposed ex­ TTie above quotations ara 'dot to **Bu8inc«<8 Built On redrwlng first appeared, last year, . famous Gettysburg address. It was First figure your adjusted gross AND very strong beliefs happened to af­ pressway throu gh Manchester, M construed as actual markets. Customer Satisfaction" lysi fOso the day on which the and, without leaving it, conduct your I'A-ii ■ made some four months following income. Then subtract peraonal de­ fect hia own preformanCe of his Bowers School, 8 prm . ductions, either 10 per cent, of the Full Insurance Coverage boldest and most unscrupulous ot banking business with our *‘drive-in’! the Battle of .Gettysburg, and the COURTNEY SIMPSON own Job. ■ ■ . -V ' V : Thursday, Feb. 25 total which you Itemize. That is our' city slldiers put peas In rV< program planned for Uiat particu­ Tel. MI-9-3033 or Dr. Manion is a man ojf strongly teller. Notedy primps. Nobody fusses lar day called for the principal ad­ Winter b rid ge party at Man­ your net Income. Now subtract ground. We bad no desire to alert youf allowance for exemptions to W ILL BE CLOSED rightist views, which, ih this par­ dress by Edward Everett, with a chester Country CHub 8 p. m. Here get your hat taxable, income. .Tel/MI-3-6651 such rashness this year. or hires a baby sitter when they can few remarlts fron the President of Friday, Feb. 28 ticular day and age, hkppens To Then you fighre your tax, using ■ So, aa we say, y.'e vrere going to the United St.'.tes. Evferett's speech Masonic Ball at IJix M S s o n i c . UNTIL MARCH 4 Ihean. that ha fo a state's rights bank from their own car. rates printed on the form and in- • 82 Baldwin Road keep quiet about the fact that a lasted uVer two and one-half hours, Temple. • inan, an anti-federal govenpnent structlon pamphlet. Attach a check Manchester, Conn. red-wlnged blackpird arrived m whereas Lincoln's unforgettable ■ Saturday, Feb. 27 or money order or aak for a refund man, and markedly reactionary in ifancheatet* on Feb. 26, eight days address lasted but two minutea'and Annual Ladies Night, British- according to what the figU|-ea show. bis views of what should be the he made - his exit to quicktv that Araerican Club. *h*ad of the all-Ume record set the^ photographer waa unable to functioning of the federal govern­ last y4ar. Annual Ladies Night, Army and (Tomorrow: DeducUona) ment Jn the. economic life of the 4 e('a picture. Navy Club. But our strength for fighUng off Mr, Watkins gave a vivid picture cowtry. As-chairman of tha epm:; Manchester Improvement Aun. OPEN WEDS. ALL DAY the auguries of spring • Is- mortat •/■-of the famous Dougtaa-Llncoln de-- dinner dajtee, LUhusnUA HUl. 7 mission in question, his fosit was £ . bates— the contrast between the and limited. And the odds turned P- fo- J MANCHESTCR and, fodtoputaWy- against juf-wlienv'yee-; , twoumcfir-DoiigJaa but. five, Jeet S'soiutim the MATIE GiORGE WASPANGTOPT ^ tail and Lincoln hovering over him ; 7. — AW NING C a "r: I’t Ballet IP VINMIOBLI LOOK terday momfog, while the atmos- 'Talk on “ How the U. N. Worka," problems involved. ■ ' ■ at six fe e t He gave an interest- .... HAS MOVID phere.of thgl warm nighj^raih.w’ae " fog account of Liiiccdii'’s aomfoar*- NaUuuuMato School auditorium. S 48PUJ^ELLP^CE ‘ ~ ■‘Thosa who object to hla bifog DIDN'T THROW A SILVER IKPLLAR 7 Freni IM ftorttcM Itosi 1tore>u rtin over the'pasture swamp, the tion at the'Republican Convention To INTO YOBR FUTURE... fticad. fo r Ibaoa teUefa o l Ida w m4(^ to Oilcagtt Ckmttary to poiwlar -T-.'FeidajrirAiaeck-'S.-.-. r kawifiiat lABIEI^QFFMAINr fitat song of the’fiftf piM ^f‘t»ine 195-Wtot Okfor Streei bays beep the first to demand the ACROSS THE RAPPAHANNOCKV. . belief, Lincoln a nomination waa Worid, Day of Prayer service. maket piping through the mist * r .V. you’d be able to plan for what lies ahead. fifin g pf any chairman who had hot "In the bag” but waa aa the re­ Salvation Aj-my Citadel, 3:36 p.m. This waa not, in itself, a record. sult of shrewd ppiltical maneuver­ happened to be strongly leftist fo . . But you can make your dollars go as Tuesday, Marxli 8 mere ottrodlve Nmii ever, Ydo no The next best thing is to be prepared for -ITie peeper, once the back of win­ ing. Seward, who waa Uien-Gov­ Study group on IL N „ Commun­ lenger dlmb in, you wpNi Ini TMre't tala views. But, for the work of far, figuratively apeaking. If you make use Do your banking ernor of New York, was Lincoln’s probabilities. ter has been broken, is almost like* ity Y, 8 p. m. “Z a reol front perto (fold* for Irevot- Mttb a commfoafon, extremism of rival for the nomination and during a thermometer and barometer Fluff-Dry Laundry Service Saturday, March IS STATIONERY \ hql and a real retideniial front deer. tb * right is Just as bad as ex- the- convention proceeding*, the Every member of the-Lappen erfanixatiM combined. Given, the fight tern Lfoimln eupporters called a recess- Tall Cedars Ladies Night, State m LEADING BRANDS 4 . trsmisip of the left, when it ap­ in suburban com- perature and atmosphere, he will of our thrifty Armory. L AIRMAIL - NO^nn ^ is qualified by training experience to pears Hi. the person of the chair­ Tneeday, March l8 try out his voice. Last year, os a . . . And think what a saving in energy Advertfoement— - advise yon bow you can beat protect year man who fo supposed to guide the Study group on U- N „ COmmun-*^ matter of fact, he tried it out a r ArtlNir Dmg Sttiit j THAT eommfoeion fo its study and con- fort with free Ity Y, 8 p. m. future and the fntnre of yoar family. IltUe earlier fo the month. But he and liother, i f you entrust your washables dnslons. Used Car Dealer suit na . . . BrithtNit ob licatioa or y e a r part does not move necessarily in fe- to our Care. Obviously, then, there is a limit . . . ao that you may look into the fatara 'ill flecUon of the basic trend of the BLOOM IN TH SPRING f f i ’fraedom of opinion and thought porking and no AdmiH Charge. 1" weather, as does the red-wing. wRh peace of mind. te ' any adrainfotration when , the Green Btamps Accused off cutting used bar i^cea The peeper is here and emerges a^lnion and. thought in question far, far below competjtora. Honest RWETHE a CIrrIe Catteqs when the weather happens to be -Douglas, local used car dealer, ha^spea to concarp' the actual field traffic. right for a- day or t\yo. The-, red­ openly admitted the cha'rge. Of FtaMad Gab*. . '1^' Which the public Servant fo SILVER UNE BUS UNE But matt wonderful of al ls die ipa* Before Losses Happen wing is doWn south and flies here course my car# are priced much o p ^ tfo g . -Ihr, Manion could not cheaper than competition because : deui interier. The "cerridqr loeh” It *\8traigbt Ltaens only when he knows the weather NEW MODEL our volume of repeat tales affords; DAILY RE8UUR ROUTE BUS SERVICE to M -Ibeen fired if hia extreme genel Com*, tee for yourself. Moder­ a Npw Kajrooa Insure with happen’ is going to be fairly decent to him, LAUNDRY t DRY CLEANIND ' us a steady* turnover. We don't ’ ately pdeed, completoly ftimlAed— for instance, happened UP from now on. . care- what the dealers’ - guides are * Ft yours for a dawn paynmat and a New Paodles to appip to opfne field fo which he quoting, we sell bur cars at the But, whatever our huttact', moaddy terms you can afford. • • a |ito .hoidfog rceponsibiUty lowest possible prices regardless 81ZE.H a Chiaasbnijrs peeper and red-wing together are YOU H V i, 24-3d iNitoelf. of what the other guy 1# asking, MANGHESnR ANR HARTFORR irs A Pism t SCHOQMtP too much to keep quiet about. -TTie for his cars. A t hfo lot, which fo , 82-88 a Worsted Raya. JohmH. fl>9 ,teve been fired. folUy, glad, new-a inuat out W iyi the located at 333 Main St.. Dougn THROUGH FARE 20c tii 14 Wmel t.___ pointed out Yvhat be formed typical; "ALL FAMOUS NAME FABRU^ juwa iM was bargains. "Let’s see anybody else and tlfo peepers plpfog from other sell a 1949 Oievrolxt De Luxe 4-dr.; A b o PesRlar 8 clie*|id fin f ft r I sI mmI iZiid BMfH PRoif irAMOUB MAKERS , Moal prograas bog^ there to no aecurity for such MAMCHESTEB TRVST sedan for 8886 or a 1956 Chevrolet UTMiitf from UrM Aircraft, For liifiymatlmi edb for I84S— '' declared Honest Doug-t. ■ ■ ’ S U IT fO O AY tea. Douglas further stated that Ton t Csoalri OalM each and. every car fo Just what he rehttoanta It to he. "W e ll always SILVER U IK BUS LM^ las n u h n ¥oiw T to be Just happy about them, u d mVWGJr iM a cEidii'' Mtocwotia. toMHi u im /- OPEN EVENINGS ^ IL 9 -. 1' ) 1 '/■• I. i/.t VJ i '' '■j M.. iP, r :• r • •. XT I .- . . V- ■ .V- ■ ' ' ■ . , : ■ I ■ > ■.f ., ■• f- .7 ...... i' .'V V... ‘ . . '

HANCHK8TEB jCVE^KG HEtfALD, MANCHESTER. CONN^ TUESDAY/lTSBRUARY » , 1M4 ...... y ." '. ' ... W f'M TW !!}!!!>' 1"t M^CHESTER EVENING HEBAIJ< M^CHKSTBR, CONN.* TUESDAY* FI^RRUARV 23, 1964^ Jt¥ f OWlAINE H)X FUNNY BUSINESS BYHERSHBEKtiEB lU IL Y F];itnciaSc)MltiM;.38 HamUn, d^viHC:Vcrnon,,:.si7^^^ B fiR dr€iiU iaioiiB : . iitfBiai ~ Btr?48r#. -J3orralne Fhllon;' t r G «s^" BRKlMt0«*,.TMC SoyeoTT Of Amw r <» F w «o» Finikfki man n . ; M n. Domiigiiim IN T»IK PIMKit r — KiU Youth, Hurt poeao, M Walnut St; iktwin Pem­ Cm Hm Air W orn ."Voters Cfttled to Apptxove berton; 183 Adams 8t^! George Morgan, Stafford; Benjamin Rydle- ; e W o r k A atam. hatchat-taatid woeaap aa- Auguat \ r The motUl you aaiCi /Mau Criticaliy wicz, 13 Union St.; Ernest Friend, 49th Founding Anniversary iBodlir Mrts tarad Um offica and damanmd'ta open the bua window, which you 203 Summit St.; WiUism MlSer, 17 j tBKMoiBd 4niMr.|DMKi aaa tha chiaf. 4 couldn't clooa in Daeambar. Finance Board budget Bid CsmphUl Ave., RockvlUe; Edward Done by Japs Manchester Was linked lodayTi- I tatevistai S.OOMpMBpotat Boat la tha goo' called for tonight a*: t in the Town other on the WUbur Croan High->^ of 135 dug-in positions command­ Ulbalatt ■"«« r Aftar tha woman'a dapartura rector had a latter from Daavar Hall to ace if the town will approve Thla ie the drat time in aeVeral Cargo, South Coventry'; Donald ing every inch of the approach. anniversary oY the Uunding of the I beta rclhiuMd by th* ) nt'-- t V t m i m M n t t tha boat tant for tha'offca boy. way Jaet night and this morning. Bcaaer, 114 Adelaide Rd.; John Intematiunal RoUry Organization, Ulatantiea. from a lady who waa aakiag ta the following approprlatlona aa i i,o~d In Tolland, Barry t . Monroe.- Japanese worlcmcii have re­ lu'vloa, ■ Boaa — Tou'ra a alca ]u4(a of anliat aa the atata'a **Flrat air* Barry, 144 Parker St.; Judith Seid- moved almost every sign of. the of which Paul P. Harris was the' UMadUMcy w SSS» baauty. rem an d ed by the Board Of | inltteea wiU l,e an^Tnce^^^^^^ 20, of New Canaan, suffered feta) Ilk, 14 Windemere Ave,, Rockville. founder. "Tht method ism4 iff *■1* tlVtetefaa raid airen." injuries laU last night when hie heavy casualties. Still being re­ atMoaowaof 4Siitt Office Boy-^WaU, air. I thought f ADMITTED TODAY: Darlene moved, however, le a landing ship RoUry actiyitiea throughout the inocuUtiona. dM aat pariatt MMartt kadan iSSSSSm langUi latamal daeap Ffrat, tha sum of 126,733.35 to * car rammed into the rear of a world arc 1>ased on th? same gen­ nanoM tor laS s^^ H aha might ba your wfa. Cut price: surgoon'a bUL MA M d Mra. Kenneth Dowding trailac truck, Stewart, 15$. Birch St. which had been waidicd high up on ing any coBctuaioaa as i St Ralatad . ta fruit Boaa -t- (anappingj 8ha ial the Board of Education with of the Hartford Turnpike are par- BIRTHS YESTERDAY: A dough- the beach, then covered by the eral objectlvBs, the development gamma giobuUa t r u sMMIlMi tin (pL) Itladiaa $5,450 to ba uaad for citerationa Monroe' died of a fractured of fellowship among bualneas and UKaack SOOraltad (tor.) 47 WolghU at No man can bacoraa a groat enU of twla daiighUrs born Mon- ter to Mr. and Mrs. Richard Dean, aand. not," ho aaid. "The p ir^w m * SI tract Mia and repaira and $22,063.25 for new ekull early today, at; n Stafford »Devon Dr.; a daughter to Mr. professional men, the betterment mSeaiate «5re2r^ HarptMnukar rrr. The only mhA leader of men unleu ha lua tha Springs hoapltal- — Workmen are difiging it out and fTHucriaa 4teallaetiea at mnk Of humah k M iie ts i h ^ ' Richard —r; Kary may not ba type of woman, half amoroua, and Board of Selectman for snow re^ ineon, 43, of Dudley 8t., Haver-, Esther A va, RbckvUla machinegun, rifle and grenade st­ J I VWhBIM able to .cook, but aha cartainly moval and the town j^iirage. . o,ther daughter and a son. hUl, Maae.. were traveling wMt "Ideal of Service'' been reached.” " . half. Amaaon.—Shannon Fifa la P«»opraU Meet ^piSPHAR(iED YESTERDAY: uck. ..Tile one basic cbjecUva ut I 1 r- inr*ir ta^* beautiful viiah! Bateveport...... - ffourthi to appropriate the sum when the accident oecurred on mr The stench o f volcanic sulphuf chounittca’s report. ha*di^ ' SSOUy____ _ of $150 for the Fact-Finding Com­ Democratl«r Club of upgrade. The truck was partly David Rosa 52 Sdhool S t; Gall RcUry ia ita "Ideal of Service" scribed by the Health Service, aj^ thA City meeU fonlght at 8 at still dominates the air but the SdnaaaD . Moae Ughtfoot, one of the beat mittee. ThU last amount is sought on the hiihway shoulder.' • Welfer, 71 Spring St., Rockville; which ia to be thoughtful and help­ pcared to ba unequivocal ia say” W riter—How'a your flay theXSupertor Court room when Roger Parrott, Jr., 7» Plymouth scenery has changed. New foei- ful to others. ip s that < man waa critically In- Mre. aara Pierre, SS Village St., BY J»JL. WOXlAllS OUR BaARDING HOUSE- fBrlUun- Teaebere- GoHege -Roekviilet- 'F rtt* ' Noren; Amloverr rotation, Jn-tha offteas-wtiUmem* ...PwU.P, HarrK.. tnociilattaa. ptogsewat-and ■*>0-fer wjTJommxY T “ 'gwaptBr caw SadlU friie met'M * l^e age ,of duici^i^ t m i u -’"'Tlw prmctpar‘ iMSker team jMird' when-W-^anr^hnd k ifilHHf- the aoutliwest end and -isolated bers. 4tPea«ouB Stkte Sen. Patrick J. WardVof and \the local High tnick collided. Mrs. Nancy Shutersn, Wspping; Surabachi. cent for reseanfii. Only about ing up the Btepa. when you are too young to die and School. For nearly halt a century. Ro­ awarding of prizes to the atudenU million doaea were available ! dhow Foreman — Great Scott^ man. Hartford. A nominating committee Norman A. Workaman, 48, of Mra Edna Curtia 283 School St.; The amphitheater and Death Val­ too old to have any fun. ^ -iii preliminary game at tary has continued to grow in winning t-Tr art contest and a tal­ year, and nllocatioaa of tha eup- FAf/?^fiMp WltfetMB ttiO f SI Sang bird aren't you killed? will be named to select i slate ^ 7 Yonkers suffered poaalble .frac­ Howard Chamberlain, Warehouee ley, the two points where the fight­ officers - to be voted upon at the local a ll-a t^ team from tures of the skuU and spina when Point* Mrs. Leontine Waldo and numbers and strength. Today Ro­ ent and other type of contest, send­ pUes Mras admlniatorad ^ tha U. 8. Z 7VllldK-*~< >4 Made amai Moae — No, (dUatiitf .off‘ hia Let us not ba ovaraanguina of tOMi Jftdget LeagueX will play ing Stalled for •* time, today are tary ia a world-wide organisation ing a group of high school studenU Office of Dcfenee Mobilisation. UCbuich clotheal .I gueaa datyconcrete May meeting. Refreehnnents will be he was thrown from his car. son. 104 West St.; Merrill Payne, parts of the big landing strip. ------AAM*iK> SMAi.1.- ther apaady triumph. Lac ua ba ^team from the Manchester Mld- He was taken to Johnson Me- 83 North S t; Mrs. Renee Aron­ A U« -CoMt OuArd of some 380,000 -business Said pro* to a day’s Scssiop o the United Yaata VnclMUleogei mOPltlldMMMi Ctattval pavement muata broke n^r fall. quite sober. Let ua diligently ap­ ■efved by' the Ellington Demo­ feaeionsl.executives who are mem­ O'Ckmnor declared thnt'founda- MlbrtWcatiena cratic Town committee. l ^ g u a The local p lW rs will morisl Hospital, Stafford Springs, son and son. East Hartford; Mrs. navigation sUtion stands on the Nations, and the Isnding-of support ply the meaiu, never doubting that ^*""*‘*L Snlryb. \Ronald bers of more than 8,000 Rotary to both local and sUte charitiea, tion-qwnsotod 'tegU wKh f t r Shouting In n ^a in jail ia Church Plana^Changra where hie condition waa describe Helen M atte and son. 111 E. Mid­ northeast corner, where the Japa- clube. There are RoUry clube in a Juijt God, in HU own good time, as "critical.” Hospital authorities dle Tpke.; Mrs. Joyce Crockett and neee made their final stand and including the local Easter seal sale Inoculations in 1851 and 1852, havo unlawful n a . will give lu the rightful result.— The committee appointed at the ^ m u ^ , Francis Eckels, almost every city in the United for crippled children and adults. "not been challenged” by the r«- , Vlylan, Quincy. Fla. annual meeting of the First Con­ save him a 50-50 chance to live. daughter, 4 West St.; Mrs. Mary where their commender was slain. OOtTN Abraham Lincoln. Carter, g State Policeman William Steph­ LaBeUa and daughter, i03 Village On a sandstone cliff in this sector SUtea and Canada and in 88 coun­ The art contest is now in prog­ port of the conunittee. He dedniod gregational ChU.-ch of Vernon to Smith, Robert Casati and tries throughout .the world. ress. with Miss Hazel LuU, art the previous tseto "iadicatad that ISatalloBt C A R N IV i mak# inyeatigatlona into the prob­ Janton. \ enson said - that Werksinan. ap­ St.. Rockville; Mra Phyllia TWn- Is a cut-out replicf of the flag- paitidaa BY DICK TURNER parently headed toward Boaton," gello, Hartford. raiflng ceremony on Surabachi- Organized Here In 1848 teacher, supervising. when GG waa given in raaM in­ lem of overcrowding in the Church EvFntfi The Manchester Rotary Club The Mancheater club's Student oculation at tha propap tima and SAlfKiaB School has met with the State .attempted to pass out a car and DISCHARGED TODAY: Wilbur Beneath It U inscribed "W. L Rich, r lUided with the heavy traller- Slat NCB (Navy Construction Bat- waa organized on Feb.. 30, 1940, Loan Fund, which can be used by in the proper amount, to ehildroa Conference Leaders, Dr. English nafd a Men 8 Club will be held Ranson, 46 Earl St.; Ponak' Bunt „------and now baa 51 active members. college StudenU as an aid in pay­ in the moat suacepUMa ago groups, and Mr. Hanaen, Director of Re­ trimk heading in a westerly direc­ 72 Drive A; Gary Bray, Talcott^ 1®*?’ tonight at the^-hurch hall when tion, The Impact hurled him to Some of the major projecU of the ing their college expenses, has just the results were 80 per cent effec­ ■ ' ligious Education.. ^ane will be completed for the ^Ue; Mrs. Dorothy MeParUand, Mancheater club ace the annual been started. The money for thia tive for a limited p^od of tima.” They have called in the services the pavement. South Windsor; SUpl*en Me- ‘'*" BUGS BUNNY ««PP«r ^ i r h wUl take SteMenson aaid that the truck Boya and Girls Week, which this fund Is obUlned through Rotary’s An official of ODM said repre- of Dr. John R.' Scotford, president place TTiursday ev ^ l Inemey. 8 Pioneer CSrcle; W illiami.w, s • year will be from May 3 to 8, and annual minstrel show. Thia loan sentativea of Uis agency hava driver \was Robert Madden. 44, Martel 8 of the North American Conference T^e annual Blue i^d Gold ban, Marte&i. Stephens St.; Howard w h ^ will include a dance for high fund is available to Manchester. invited to attend .conference with on Church. Architecture. —— ------of .Newai;^ N. Y-.No^Arrest was Weidon, WUUmantfe;. Mrs. Mary la taken U a APfT"Bt7O0C; quet of the Ciib SebS^ bf made, thevStatc Policeman added. -- - ^ email plant and compressed into school StodehtA a day on which residehU who are college studenU officials of tha I^llo Foundation ITM CU^ ET. Scotford will be in Vernon Halyorsen, Sr Oxford Et.; Mm. elected boys and girls ^11 Uke and need financial aasiaUnce to and iff the AssocUtioh of State add March 6 to meet with the Survey Margie MacDonald. 22 Wedgewood bales. - ^ church social rooms stArUng at One huge stack ‘of compreioed over the town offtcea for a day, the further thrir education. Territorial Health Officers early Committee and other church offl- Dr.; Donald Rannacher, 71 Oliver , , I _____ — : a . 6:30 p. m." \ B oston’s Shipyard metal was made from beer cane in M uch "to consider what pbould cerd and to make a survey and in- Tankeroosan Tribe of Re Rd.; Frank Ploharski, Iisrtford. be the method of diatributkm ef vestlgqtion of the church suid com­ M^n discarded by the Americans. the system conquers, strenghten- will meet tonight et 8 in cn*B , AIto _lp the. Junkyard-sre. tanks, New Polio .yH ccine gamma globulin this year<^ munity: M akes H uge C hain ing its. natural- resistance ta the ‘ He said that as yet. bh madHin- Han with^ a meeting------•‘fir of the Bed FFeiBicIi E n d S iege ~ roUa of barbed wire, rusting vehi­ disease. \ Sunday morning at the 10:45 a. - w — - ...... gry had. boaa, net .up |6r tha-Bov- Ibjii rhr" MfVice He wit) preach oh the' M^^a...3oci^.:01uh rollovrtnir. v cles. -plane parU and amrriitbtotts Given to G hildren "Dr. Salk beliaves tha vaccine ^ 4 * AFAAM meeU craft. emment - adm inister rationhig "Baoy BMun.and.the Churcb4^ and W ilhU eS. Support will, preduca. .immunity,\f , ah ^rstem fdiowsd hurt ye«r. at 2:30 there will be a meetthg of tonm^t a t r Bi'Masonlq 'Hall Oiice IWied. tlie hiittal is inowd milch as seven months u tw in­ * Ffand. lodge officer as the speak­ ^ing bakers lii Hades, with long to tbe 88 EUatem Pilot, a rusting (Continued from Page One) alt the members of the church end er of the qvening. jection. \ all the parents of the Church netal tongs 'rqsh through searing 1 (Centlnued from Page One) hulk rammed into the beach and While;the Pittsburgh test isUw School pupils to listen to,.the ren. The Adult B.l b 1 e Study and hekt tO'Shov* a socketed unit into forming one section of a break­ The University of PltUburgh first, for Salk’s vaccine, it will WMV MCTTHBBS OETOBaV suits of his findings and to discuss ^ y e r Group of the taleottvllle th e \ roaring maw of k fUmace. chairman of the controversial com­ water. There the metal is lowered scientist said he wanted the chil­ not be the only one. CongregatlohAl Church meets at 8 ThenXthey reverse that step and InU boats and Uken {o small Japa­ dren to approach the tests in a Hundreds of thousands of with him the best poeAible.answers m. ^ the home of Mr. and Mrs. mission which handled Korean War nese steamers offshore. . to- the church prohisM. This move the. metal to a furnace of prisoner .oparations at Panmun- compleUly normal frame of mind, youngsters throughout the nation That*# Oar CM L^ d Howard Of Bnm Hill Rd. even ‘m^fS intense heat. The Japanese smaed frequently without the chance to build up wfli receive injections during the b y v . t . h a m u n meeting will Iw open to any resi- The Tolland Cbunty Tobacco Jom. left tmlay for home, hia work M they went about their work. dent of the parish, ettnreh member jTe'Be 1804 Feet Long Snished. menUl. Uneions and feSre before­ spring In a 'campaign conducted riHAVl Growers meet tonight at 7:30 at 51nally,\the heated unit and Its Japanese on IWO Jim a were not hand. The first injections were by the National Foundation for or not. the Ellington, Town Hall with Thimayya flew to Tokyo with smllinff nine years s^e today. oiscoLgarsD^ Pythian M eeB u Set mate — which already has been V. S. Ambassador Ellis Briggs given at Arsenal Elementary Infantile Paralysia . MMf LOCATION Damon .. LdOffb,’ ludghts of demonstrations to be followed by a joined with a preceding link—are School. talk on the farm price program placed on the anvil and the great and U. S. diplomat Kenneth Young VMCHOPkSaS Pythias, wlil r.:eet 'Vettlesday eve* arid a panel dlscuaalon. ^ for a short vacation. Car Crashes Pole, Watches Effect of Test Early dirtstian chronologista ning, Feb.'2,4. at A o'clock at the hammer crashAs down. Again and Dr. Salk haa planned the local often dated events from the birth again the process ia repgatad, for Tbe Indian general was /dialr- ^DSSSbPTttS, VFW Home on Elm Street. There man of the Neutral Nations Re­ test so that he can watch the vac­ of Abraham which they placed at mVMMi* will be initiation of new members Taleottvllle items are now han­ the Foireaul wants 800 fathoms Sub Crewm an Dies cine's effect atep-by-step In the 2016 B.C. dled through the SCanrbester Eve­ (1800 fbet) of the ^ a f k And It is patriation commission whose work and plans for various future actlvi- ended Sunday midnight under youngeters receiving it. tiee will be discussed and commit­ ning Herald Rockville bureau h>- so ponderous, she wlQ require caVd at One Market St, telephone traveling cranes to fake it down terms of the armistice agree- tOentlnned froni F ^ s One) Blood teaU will be given with tees appointed. Rockville 5-3136. menL He saw the last of his the injections—which may num- Cub Scout Meeting Slated (lay it-in loope), The chain, known aa I^avy die- 6.000 Indlgn troops put aboard N.' Y.', Identified by the base as ber as many as three for each Cub Sooiit Pack 86 meets to- the ship Jalburza today. driver of the 1853 2-door :.edan and child—to record the progress, of rLliiOEKRUKl .. night a t 7:30 o*elock at the County lock, was invented at the yard. k AT LOW PBIOBL- 4 M othe^ Club Told Many sizes have been forged there TUmsyga la Hoaered Radioman John P. McDonald, 22, the vaccine in building,up Immu- Home School in Vernon Center. . An 8 th Army honor guard,--emn- of 185 Kent Rd., Springfield, Mas?, nlzation to the crippling polio This is an important meeting and and for raan> years the yard has O f C biircb School supplied virtually all the Navyls posed of American. South Korean 'The exteitt of their injuries or virus. , rArthir Drag Sterts j -tX . all Cub Scouts•• *'***>'*'*^v**ru.v^c«v*»'rFi»«^ are urged to be v iMVl-Xithsc. toiilad.. Stations.-. troopA th e li;, .cflndittoa-:- jcouid-. .noi....ba .-..Xba.^.&tst-lsxga-Acsle, effort-ls...to- ■anchoT'chcmr ’ 'Tit(rT«ei«iatbti*'Ts^ learned immediately as teaU and “WoMWn’t yo u fik t fo r m o -to p a c k y o u a K ttio hmoh>«4n for the Forrestal powd new pn>b- put on a ceremony Yqr. the (MpaH.- determine whether , the ..vaccine — - Named Bank Clerk ~~ Mrs. Hooics John:^cn, director of ing India^. (Sen. iilaxwell Tey- Xxrays were being taken, will confer t!he ' hoped-for immu­ * eaM you got out In ^ rtfiiigh agalnY* Twenty-four-year-old Kenneth lems for the Yard Comraandjer, The base quoted Delaney aa say­ Religious Education a*. Cen‘.e. Capt* p. D. Gold, and mahy lor, 8th Army Commander, and nity from infantile paralysis. But WELKIN. inaMtabr AM Mcrk, of 100 Prospect' St„ has Congregational Chui'cli', who waa Lt. Gen. S. E, Anderson. 5th Air ing he was blinded by lighU of on the Vaccine haa been testVd. over been appointed, clerk at the Peo­ fearer? blows of the big hammer oncoming car as he waj making BOOTS AND HER BUDDIES gnesl speakbi at the meeting of might create such earthquake Force Oimmander, saw Thimayya a period of iyears, on countless wincffU* BY EDGAR MARTIN ple's Saving Bank t6 succeed the the Mothers Club of the church a right liand turn toward Gfoton laboratory animals and on more voon,vcLuconmiywt^9fr late Neleon C. Meed, according to tremors nearby bulIdings.,^ might be Borough. The Delaney car went INCOME TAX ! 'MCMPHiUieg ja m * WWW6*.. w WBUtiir* last night, gave the members an damaged, or cbimnm toppled. No South Korean'official showed than 800 human beings. an announdement by J. Everett interesting and* enlightening talk, up at Seoul City Air Baas for off the road to the left, the base x to u v m r T m r M> M M T 4 « 4 MFrCFUMMOM North,! secretary-treasurer of the However, such effective founda­ S*id. ' . Bo confident is Dr. Salk that iAMIS t fW U A CO.pUXINCTON.Cr. HBfnjBrrmHt YMTM W>V p^rUpulwly in regard to the churqh tion was instsIM that little or no the Thimayya departure. But the vaccine cannot harm those re­ TlfTlttXM iUB^Am0...ltKU savinga institution. school and Uecurriculuu She stat­ Mayor Kim Tae Son and other The Piper ie a luilt o* Bubmarine RETURNS/ 0 0 m gMMBf * ----- MMMBCViy. '« 0 'W Mark, Who received the much 'vibration ia felt a short distance Squadron 2. ceiving it that he, his wife and V t S t k l ed that the Pilgrim , et ursea arc away. Korean officials pointedly Waited their two children were, among Basinesa aod ladlvMnal sought-after position at the local used and that the same subject is until the Thimayya ceremony end* At Your Hone or bank, resigned his po.sition with While Ivas makes chain for the ARRESTED 150 TIMES the first to be inoculated. taught to children of different age ed before bidding Young goodbye; The vaccine itself is a combina­ 248 MAIN 8T. the Hartford National Bank where levels. This year the aubject is new carrier, the yard's ancient Young came here with Ambaasa- Coventry, Feb. 23 (Special)-^ ' For AppoiataMat OaU TRIXY FOUNDATIONS ropeivatk close by is turning out tion of the three paralysis-produc­ he haa been em'ployed elnce grad­ "Tbe Churih." ' dor Arthur Dean last October for William Hunt, 47, who police say ing atraina of frallo known to BRAS and SUPS uating from Rockville High'school She said that 'leiiter Church c o rd ^ for the Navy’s oldest war- the pretimlnary talks at Panmun- haa appeared in court more than RAY COOPER B a^ft Coreetry Sarviea in 1M8. He started . hlJ' new shitriq rommlsslon, tha tTSS Con- science. It ia cultured in Labora­ I I Smool has one Of the highest en­ jom for a Korean Political Confer­ 150 times on dnmkenness charges, tories and lafety-tested before it CAU MI-3.M1i Espairtag mad Bemodeliag stitutloi^tOld Ironsidesy, launched' duties at the local bank'thla mottl­ rollments among Congregational ence. He ended hie mission yes­ was bound over to Tolland County la administered. ing. Ih 1787., terday and win return to the Unit- Superior Court on a charge of in­ IF NO ANSWER BIR8. DELFINA POLA / Churches ip the sUte, if not in Once injected, the vaccine in­ CALL MI-S-4148 88 School 8L-Ad-8-4fi82 Sings with Glee Club , N*!W Ekigland. IncI ding teachers Master Rppemaker David Him- ad States. toxication. ' ducts a mild case of polio which Roger s E. Martin. 37 Windsor and pupils in all departments, the melfarb, who has made an extep- Thimayya told newsmen:. . .Hunt waa aent to tli^ Tolland Ave., wUI sing as. a member of enrollment ia about 1 ,600, with an •ive study, days the ropewslk, ‘:i’m pleased to leave,. although Jail to await trial when he waa y . the TVlmty College Glee Club, average attendance eabh Sunday of eetablished in 1637, Is the country'e Pve made mhhy friendSUpa In my unabia to produce $l|8o bond. He . •!. f oyer the MdUud . Broadeneting' upwards of 600. oldest in opersUpn. Ropemsking, aU months here. It was s diffi­ waa arrested Sunday afternoon by says HimmclfsrbXja man’s ^dest cult ■ asalgnmeht:' ZWa.- done my fBI8C^A*8POP System. Jp...a Jhalf-hour coqft-.to-' ' Mnt- Johnston gave a numhae of -SUte Trocar Ronald Jixobson of ReetSltctiofi BY AL VERMEER coast broadmat Sunday frdhi 12 intei-esting anecdotes aiid recom­ iH, dating hack at 1 ^ to 2U B.C; best as honestly sndxtruthfully as. the Stafford Spring* Barrseke I to 12:30 p. m. Proposed closing «xtme ropewslk, I could. I haven’t satisfied ever}’* after a complaint was received that MICKEY FINN mended aeveral books,-one of which - jA Lonrs OP \s T T * BIffck iDiight Court ef Common Pleas a low, narrow, tunnelOike structure body but I’ve done the b«st I a man was staggering along a ^ ^ B U T 1 BY LANK LEONARD V. as "Voup C:hlld>' Religion," by 1,300 feet long, currently is being W6ULONT KNOW IWUUW.-" Case# have been assigned for Mildred and ^ank Eakin, for jm - could.” highway in The Center. , WHAT K IN O ^ tomorrow’s session of the Tolland swcrlng childirn's questions on re* opposed by Massachusetts Ckm- There were no incidents as ^e O P ST O C K -syBwiMuLv YiworvEr i WaLGOOPHtWlL W I - I ^ County Court of Common Pleas greSsmen. \ last group of 1,033 Indian soldiers ligion. Ropcwslks are quite property KEFAUVER STAYS HOME TO E u v : ^BMreMNr^MUflF ^p,M»ttniw/oM«iGrAHii as follows;. Robert A: Cooke et al Preceding'the talk, the members made ■ the 60-miIe train trip from LaconiA N. H., Feb. 23 OfV-Sen. f m H t m . y GWONat! , named, Before powered machinery, Paiimunjom to luchon Tuesday. Estes Kefauver (D-Tenn)‘aeya he nc (WwnoH wry) ce a » i x h pim if Vs. Charles Paquin; Mai^ Paquin enjoyed a slipper in the Robbins a workman literally walked ^ c k - HttT MJO CAUGHT AFW-AH-^ MWCANS^MW ^G-OOOPMff -at al va. Robert A. Cooke; Walter room,' consisting of various caA- About 200 to 300 South Koreans is spending much of hU time in MM V» S S MW ward down the etructure withXone tried to block s train loadtd with ATWEOPIWL^^------faifiRyET? ^ o K w m m , GMMtASSMGiTBU.] W, Colburn vs. Charles Ouyer et sbrole dishes, salads, pickles; olives, Tenneesee these days becaqae he end at a rope being fabricaled. \. Indian troopa Monday, but they expects to hava A"luud race" for 6 0 I C B « f ll^ J5^1PMINTB«Cr!l K-nwiomoFosL al; RaynumU W«at vs. Margaret rolls and butter, tea, coffee and H. Fain; John S. Blsseil v i. Sper­ cake. were scattered by bayonet-wield­ re-election. . SAVE MORE — ry B. Whitaaot% ei'al,'' Motors In- The committee in charge includ­ ing American soldiers. He took tlmV out yesterday K*«es46Aii$riHEfliiW»ie isurance -■€oirp>=-^ Dante N eg ;^! ed Vrs. Jam ei Ma.Her, Mrs; R'lpert H ospital N otes >^Tb« Indians, guarded mpre than from a akifng weekend to hold a OPMWtZPf et ai; Ngncy Aj, Btross et al.vs. -Uptllng and Mrs. Samuel J. Rolere turned back to their fhmer Democratic nomlnatloh for Presi- MORE OFTEN B ^flt Ball Slated was in chrrge of devotions in the ADMITTED YESTERDAY'. M rs captors last month. . .. Sgt.-'-Bhrl Beebe, iShainTUUi of absence 'of Mrs.'llleymond Winter, dtnt...... EUzabedf M U it, 7$ Mather St. He said "President Eisenhower and coni^ct^ A.j^cf^biwheM,sea-., r3Xiviia>.'KAa»-.V3SEBL(Uii*i«.T.Mr.,e irton,. - - - ■ • • . . 8hsar-.;Xurtalna-ahould..ha -light* had -a-good -program W40TlBffiAa3Cltr$kOlB(fiCTKB, NiWffffSOICTBt ' wongwsiiouip at „iBg picKiPiiP wsffff m IMJUReO'____ ihflieiii role — siBce 1 i f 1. iMMIBWMl^ \ NMO'ftWORKlitOOMTM' :HMS YOU lU JO V fP ^ HOUbE.iCKNC.. From m e suact- ^ T O . lh«iY-L,XA.«aiPT m i 580W NWru iim w o u B t 9 0 e BUGIBLOOI^- . BCLLBUOS NBRORSCiiOeL (UNIONS f N e w s / RIGISnitiD CHECKS CHRISTMAS cu lts K ■*. A i y A i m m I SOc e $1.00. c r i ^ 10c a ---- -—- »»« » « -vj < r . 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f Angie a rs Polish Gisuit :ets Crucial Tilts High-llyiiig.YBiiktet Winner Meets assiff EARL W. YOST inrll* I ^ b f e m Sports Editor uesne III *6* 1 '^6ik>^(W ) -ew ay M pWMrdt M# «ke T o Share Quintet F ,/i**v.^**^**''^^ ^ ■8°. tkele We.a 34 eiitries. It doeant pay for a player to Thia season 36 wo;uen entered. Notre Dame, No. 6, Lurhed on the Qu^fl and ,lliUnskis b iS lb a lT s'un w oki ? f i i n e ^ S t fr3rio'nT1cori^'’om St.. Francis of Brooklyn became' iplanted Iowa which fell to a 20Ui 5. OlcJohoma ARM (1 Toworiag XUlor Kowalakl of the i [open his mouth and holler at. o' Attendance opening night far on the home of Kentucky'basket- ‘ scoring out- steam in the fourth quarter to ti e seventh team in the National place tie with Illinois. eatured Wednesday; ^Irbn Men feom Center dow-n Pennsyl’'anla 62-47. i | M «M 0Mortt]r a ai tkfMuk- Motor Ctty of ttao world, DetroU, Irefer**'. \ year * turnout. Ai- hall today, for Um three’ big stars ' . i., Invitation TouiTianient fleld,- Jriin- Duquesne, which met the flrst of have piayed their last game there. ,Kven though the big three have In another Big 10 game Mln- Ing Duquesne, Western Kentucky. 4. Western Kentucl^ "(8) the WMli> K*a IOm will atop inaldo the aquare rins MidgM Champ Manon Play Whites Hope to Spring Up$et three tough challenges tor the cur­ I Vet'T lidTRec ‘ AH America Cliff Hagan, Frank Pkyed their Iwt game ^at homo. r.escta bested Michigan 79-70. Wichita. Dayton. Niagara and rent week by/swamplng Bowling (26-1) ...... bU K » P tm mnmU witk jrao* Wedaosday nlfht to t>atUo Baron. I Frankie s D r i^ in _ in the Rec a'..eya, the beat possible sc&mmo-n Tulsa cloi'ted Detroit 89-70 in a Antonio Verdi in one of the co< j At East Side Floor; lUmMy and Lou Talor^oouloa. the J]'® picture is brigaiter t^ a y for Louisville. Green 79-52'^iast night, garntrsd 6. Notw Dome ( 8 ) '(IT-: • vMltiM »«’* Y senior League will r e o ^ e I Senior Lksgue.fwnd that out last datlons were made by the Rec last remaining membera of Ken-. Kentucky, ranked second in the .Missouri Valley Conference gaa e 834 points On the haals of 10 points 7. Holy Croes (4) (81- iM vy, It^ OTTM nM« nlMw^* feature wrestUnf bouts at the play tomorrow night with two cru-N ' New York, Feb. 23 (A>) — I Game Starts at ,8 Friday plght sV the Eaat Side gym. staff. ^ tiicky's.. ----- 1851" nafional . champions, r. . . , counliy behind Duquesne, than for While Wichita was di r.iplng Hous­ Duquesne’s unbeaten basketball tor first place, nine tor second, etc. 2 Oeorge WokUiigtoii ll4J - n v HBMft t t pofcB* I j ^ o i y . StandiiM West, playoff heHh aad It toone aa'a teal Officials were A1 Bogginl of League' and the Chefiey Leagueu. by Iowa's brash sophomores 82-64. day, tttOe bM i IB tten- ; Miller's Restaurant and third place 22 poirita, Tsioropoulos. 20 and The Dukes from Pittsburgh, for Both teams now owii, identical 11. Maryland (3) (31-8) ...142 Kowalskt will be mdking bis Man­ thaler. [Manchiiater and Hank Glce>ibauni were, organised. Today all but Che *wj. . . The upsgt, coupled vylth Illinois' chester debut against Uie Baron.^ . . YANKEES ■ ' I Frankies collide In the opening XltUtpiF 12 the hig. three come the second straight week, * cap­ 22-0. records. Gunner HUlnskl, the league's round. I of Hartford. latter, loop Is operating success^ loari to'tying Vandy all by (hem- 66-04 thriller over Wlsncmsln on PRINCETON EDGED Yale 59- 13. Louisiana- State (18-21-. .'142 St. Petersburg, Feb. 23 (/P»— i tured the No. 1 spot in the Asso- The Dukes have to meet 13. La Sous (1) 130-4) ...... 128- iaading acorer, wUl ba at center foe * a a T h e game aUrted out in a.)hl|d T'4i>vA-niiribsrnf other membem two free throw's by Jiny. Wright 57 on Dick Batfa layup with flve-| •clatetTPress poH o f sports writers r BOOpOrrATACLANCE TICKET SAUB him been re­ Piiul Krlchell, chief scout for the style and tiefore action had'pn hatl and Dayton bn sue 14. WlchiU (34-3) ...... 86 the Center Street fillers nith Slosh WINNER OF TONIOmrSKxme Of the fairer sex are rolling in \vith a minute to play, left In­ atconds remaining to stay in the and sportscasters With. the W ild­ nights this weak. The test with ported as brisk for the double Davis and another leading scorer, New York Yankees, today wss ad- [greased very'long, two technical mixed doilhies circuits. 15. Oklahoma a t y (14-5) . . 28 meeU Nasslff Arms, runnera-up to iHU <111 b e e , barred from diana in front with .. 10-2 record. Bastern League race, but Arizena cats from Lexington Close behind. the Flyers could be a toumambnt Monday's Beaolt iieatiire. which wU^alao iod .. the ^ino Pagixni, .nt t.lwt guard wwl- nmted to St. Anthony's Hospital, [foula.wero ciUied,jn a arfi,ncarly.l00_womenipllr. Bu .Iowa-ia 8rS a-ad Illinois 8^2-, -(. -opped out of the running for. the ,16. Daytqn j|,22;5) ...... TT '*■ 'TftotoaMlAaiM for^ja checkup. Me compTalnid of^ the champion Courant five. 4a. a' plaafto^kyeov Un NOaA, have ■ -The fimt six teams, in fact, held preview since both teams aw en^ m i^ty midgets on Uie card. Bonny tions. Tne front court nMh will be one game elimination Friday night I piaye'- ' , , itij In the or^apized local leagues. two. fnorcsy^gtilar season '’’gomes Duque.9(iite: Niagara 33, Furman 30, •and- Boh-Reed reodyHo gn at- the- ■NeW'YorhtGhapter'Df 4he-Saseball- FHihlfBStWMATty FdIWih. Htwr- [can nxettflttsnsK' wift— ^ ” — ■ 'One fiobby'-Kmgltr"-^’ can’t '^ y “ lit' flii" y '’t ^ e a ’’''lBnWcky'’’’ ittSi' ' lic^ li" 'a Foyniitrs....FfSHR' ‘ SWVY’" •prffC«"TMsm "n’lKtH; ceorg*'’ Wash­ I0L9i8-7-1S-'5-4'-3-2:r’' 'i»tftt. initial talp. t l i : Fioricle (Wobiayrit Rounding out the all-staT card H- Writers Association of America, ie Krough and Marty Klingie twill Preato, Bores was charged with" was rgsponslbl^for the biggeat beioiUM they're now.poat; 22-0 slate. • ■ tinued hla amazing scoring by *.oi s- ington, the Southern Conference (first place votes and won-lost villc 17, Loyola (New Orleoas) will be handsome Jeaie James, ^ The second of two games will receiving the 'ttU Slocum Memo­ probably make up the starting crovvd to watch a pt-ofesilional haa- LSU kept pace with - Western i(entua)ty. N o..4 team ing in 41 points in Fi;rTnan's 83-76 pace-setter, remained in the’No. 2 .re<:ord8 in parenthesis); 14, St. Francis (Fa.) 15, Ckilorodo rial Award for qutstpndlng contri­ a technical by the offlcinl. "Why WRESTLING of last week's card, and George find Green Manor trying hard for five. don’t you make it two?" Bores ketball game in hfancheSter this in the SEC race by witlppliig 4n the latest Associated Press toll, victory over Richmond.' Ke now spot, Seattle dropped two notches 1. Duquesne (38) (22-0) . . . 834 15, North CoroHila SUte 14. C4H- a win over the 'taplesa White en­ bution to baseball over a long season. It waa like old tlhies at has 1.041 fcr the season and 2,370 to ninth. Duke; the lone newcom­ t:30-AIIM ORY Hewitt James won the aen^nnal Pinky Hohenthat la the spark­ said. Two it was and the enraged hania 78-65 es 6-8 Bob Pettit, ckgiefl out its home season -with a 2. Kentucky (27) (22-0) . . . 853 fornla 13, Oregon State 13, North­ last week a n d ^ en came haek in try. The game should be good period of time. Hh hau been with plug of tbaMlllermen. The former •layer added,.-‘-Why not make it the Armory last Surnfay after­ best - rriasketball player in the ■ victory oyer Cincinnati. for his career. er to the top ten this week, sup- 3. Indlana_(12) (17-3) ____ 681 western 12, St Louis 11. the main event to paii^ up with if the White club wtB field its full the Yankees for 34 years. Manchester High scoring star is Oreo?'' The official said,. "it is noon when Bobby showed in a DOUKE FUTURE team. Working dates have ham Gerry Coleman, left, and two New York Yankees’ rookie seednd GIANT^ one of the top point-getters in the British American unlform^\for the Manuel Bonicato dM e^ Verdi and basenum. Bob Mcisner, center, and Woody Held, have some fun aa three, and you're out of the game.” Gypsy Joe Gooxaleo'in the tag- pend the GNassmen all season. Phoenix, Arlx.. Feb. 23 (A?)—Wes league. Miller'a have been going first time this season. Oreea Manor, pi*Aed aa the dark they leap ding FairticM Reynolds Agrees Frank_ Rickey, bnqlher of _ Branch, for that one. In 1937, even when [ore I got old-enough tor It to to get an opponent. Referee Henry ...... 103 94 309 Babcock ...... 117 130 133 360 the quiet Westrum. Caliber o f bowlers entered this host -to'Merfde'n at the Armorv. «lo any g ^ d arid, since I cmuld / Pollnaliy ...... 113 90 333 season is much better than a year slgnid ine forihc'eardlM^^ twining with the celebrated DUulio had a hard time recently Molumi^y ...... — 100 30O ToUU 653 540 637 1630 DODGERS With Knight irro'.ind, the P.\'s the day alter I was gVaduated from tardUioIs, I mlsaed a g i ^ deal bat bhUer than anything else, uJ- Monday's Results when he-was'floored by a midget DefTennter Mater* (01 ------Vero BeAch,~ Fla., Feb. 23 VPt T d Yawks’ Therms ago. -Sdricos- into..the...1,51 .single plan- to-«ngage In the playoffSi re­ Philadelphia 79. Minneapolis. .73 Total* ...... 518 488 853 1660 Jarvia ...... 103 131 100 334 Miami, Ohio, -UhlVet-Sity in JUW o f “ •? •* Dny»^* timoteljMieeaihe' a llrtit baseman. and when all four m id^ts raced The Broo'xlyn Dodgers' brass, here rolled by Marge Noclter in elim­ versing thelk intentions of a week J935 Pepper Mgrtln and th»l One summer when I was in col- Fort Wayne 95, Milwaukee 82 MIDGITS - HspUmpiI RTy"mirdif hl* tm- I was painting my father'* house" ?*"*** stm-biiWed 'teger' ray' faH(er, EWmeft'.' iiitfd' two Boston 111, BaitlmoMs n o (3 tofecca waa on the hottem, yelling Hontle ...... ,.,,...... ,9 7 114 )«8 317 Went ...... 98 *3 91 381 jwaaqn wprkouta,.,ia lp3pressed^ luii^phy'ri j,48 pr07e the point, a” .?.-lP,eclcd .deckiim t.Q come, home.; uncles .play«(i^n the.Oxford .town oyertlnica) , Sonny Ctoinlily' 8*-Me (41 the eging hurler checked into their the West Side Rec. Three more mighty Red Wings appeared to­ chester Oliedience Club competed Iriakiadda “Last year I though Milwaukee games renisin on the regular It didn't require much coaxing before I quit teaching biolrigical Sity bf■ Ohio baseball ahd basket- adding machines and perhaps hire Ica ttofiaa avaBabla far Club, Armory, Miller's Walnut Granny Hamner object to playing Ballerceon ...... 106 103 no 319 St. Petersburg, F ^ , camp. Plumbing Stars ad' accountant ^ to keep track of day to )>e headed for another clean in the Boston Dog Show last Sun­ Street Tavern and from Hal Turk McCaaa'a (6) Cotton ...... 1 00 — 101 201 had the best pitching, but this year A Iwldout until 'oat night. Rey­ lea^'ue schedule, to get me to sign tor 5125 a month science and mechanical art and bail teams in my Junior and sen­ sweep of top individual and team day at Mechanics Hall, Boston. ' - n u s basebul) “with .one eye. on the play. Martin .... 83 133 113 336- t-'olc....— ...... 133 — .133 I think we have,'' he said. “In tact, —and no bomiB. X took one look Uoaitoing baaketbaU at Ohio High ior ycara which taught me les­ their .scores. _ • ington at^The Herald. Chamber* 68 333 Horvath ...... V.93 100 01 203 nolds-come to terniri. with (aimerol V,'es Feshler and Steve m C- honors of the^ National Hockey laoM ad lit«My tta raltd Ing fleld and one eye on the stands.” ...... 110 we hatie so njuch good pitching STANDING'S at the paint brush and the mess schools. 1 put In 14 years In the sons es a leader. I played ^ Ir d Ordinary mortals have a tough Curtis Gaskell'a "Diana’’ worked 9mm lamoi The twr Philadelphia FhllUcs' Guthrie. _ ...... 104 119 .319 i,***"**...... A7 07 136 .706 Manager George Wel«s in a tele­ Adains combined to Score 23 polntsi League. to perfection to win oyer a large Lamoureux ...... 123 118 .746 l^cckor...... 131 135 135 381 that I wouldn't want to liave Mah- phone convenMtion fropn his Okla­ . W to lead the Flumbers to their ninth o wood 1 had to cover on the side i latter capacity-six at New Madi- ba-'e for Miami, then shorts? time'-of It. Lost night, f >r example, Vo. Mgliway ia Maachattar. regulars offered that explanation! Snow ...... 107 115 335 of the house and was on my way bob *md eight at Lewistown. end batted In the clean-up spo the Bust op Celtics defeated the The Wings moved a step nearer class of 40 dogs in Novice A with „ ToUl* ...... 503 558 661 1633 agtir Walt Alston's headache of homa City home. He assured Weiss Pagoni; an<]. Son ...... U win in 12 starts. The winners en­ j Oaorga Howttt to their difficulty In agreMng to a ! trying to sort it out” Ponticelll'a ...... 10 (iod, Ml»«., of the Class I took physical education in Playing first base for Huntington timora. Bullets III-IIO after an unprecedented sixth atraight a score of 199, plus. “Diana’* Landy Runs Mile ...... "sit 560 653 1638 TillUla (t> he would i t i the flrst plrine for the joyed a four point spread at the league title last night when they tied 'for first place and it waa nec­ Excaiaaf pataatM. C ol 1054 contract with President B obT . ' Pasaal* (4i Wilkie Jr...... — 103 111 213 Manchester Plumbing. 9 D F.ast Dixie League. ‘ .l«>Hege and always wanted to W. Va.. in the Class C Mid-At­ overtime, periods. Bob Cousy CBrpenter. Bonuiea based on at-1 Bmeraon ...... 90 130 .725 P- Ballaleper ...... 93 87 100 388 RED SOX southland. *-alf of the fln# play of Feshle.'c turned back the Montreal Canadi- essary to do an additional exer­ Sarasota, Fla., Feb. 23 (AV-BlIly ' Reynolds slgotog is O sl^Blflesat Gus'a Grinders...... 5 1 dldn’.t, realize It at the time, leach. In classroom instruction lantic League in 1936, I hit 38 hit'the fwrds for 42 points In the Botoinrod Boats S lA f (1!ax In 4K)2.6 Time ten'lance are the stuihbllng blotdu §™M J • ...... 128 138 357 8>- John ...... 69 103 00 283 McA.dam piched up the tempo in blit I was destined to become the and coaching, 1 learned construe- home runs, batting more than .300. pror<^ of ladihg (the Celtics from ens. 3-0 In a crucial game at De­ cise to break the tie Which was H a r Y f a r d , J A c lo a a ...... Ill 134 .TStI **0Kee ...... -...... 113 104 129 346 Werle, a one-time Pittsburgh Pi one fer the Yanks, who stUl havri n Brown and Beaiipre , 4 the secend half to keep his,team in lael.) adt BA CMk, Anaoqr, la the contract negotiations. Varrlck - ■ ...... 114 105 .753 pnaFer* ...... 112 115 100 337 Nasslff Amis . 4 originHl gu.v''(rom Prorla. I’ve | live teaching and how to make Tt wa.s one of tour tlme.s that I a 14-pomt deficit. troit. awarded to the local dog. Wafemt OitB. Mmoi'o aad » Lo# Man ... rats lefthander, hss served notice doien discontented nth f."ont. Jerry Rothman and- Br.ice Melbourne, Feb. 23 (F) — John Miller Imd Hamner were the cnly. Kovia ...... to 100 380 — 88 Deci’s Drive In ...... '3 lieen eveiywhere. But I had' suggestions. hit 25 or more home runsyln.a The victory moved, the Celtics Right-winger Gordie Howe kept "Diana's” son. “Andre”, owned aid Saorto Dapartaaiart. Ooaeral S -0 2 S 3 . that he Is out for a starting Job round np Inclndlag ouch 5IcCTa!n shared scoring honors tor Landy, A ii s t r a 11 a's ace miler, two viuigned players'ln can^ yes­ Totals .. 5 » ~679 '697 1715 ToUIa .. 511 539 1539 Flrst Wationa. Bonk 2 10 (Irrann* of beteg a profensioniil I have never seen a .World Se­ season In the minors. , / witltin a game and a half of the pace with hia mates by atretdilng by Roberta Hallpdc. placed tlUrd fHwfaalaB fL U (Stadeats Sde) on the Boston Red Sox nmund staff. pitchera no Vie Bneehl and the lose.xs. his edge in the individual acoring turned in a 4:02.6 clocking tonight terday as the ..’hlllles opsned The 31-yesf^old Werle, who Ford. The Yank braeo Imilpla.vrr s ln ^ as a kid, I bonneed ries game, except on television. I had average speed' for a big Syracuse Natibnala in their battle in, Novice B with a score of 186. EL.KH LKAUCR PeafsMs <11 Maarlirslrr flumblaz (m the ball against' the door of my First, it was teaching that kept fellow and the long ball earned race to 10 points Over Montreal's Both of these dogs have complet­ at Olympic: Park bucking a strong spring training with short drill. ReJ-nolds aa the key mon In the Manchester Flumblng remained B. r . Pte for second p la ^ in the 'Eiastern Prtacetaa <41 Low Man ...... 96 99 — 196 gained a reputation as* a- relief father’s horn. me away from the big fall show. I me a chance with the (Cardinals in Maurice Richard with a pair of as­ ed their C. D. degree work as of headwind on a track made heavy In all, 22 men—11 pitchers, flve Therrirn- ...... 112 98 105 316 j ...... 87 79 100 286 pitcher in the National League sev holdout scige. They figured that In contention'(6r, league honors in s. Me Adam, r ...... 4 2-2 10 Division. .. by a drlxxling rain. catchers and six infield and out- BurXeas ...... 116 01 100 307 Lll^orth ...... 94 M 79 258 0 ) f ‘West" Side >tiu^e.. Ba*:mpy Terry Sawchitck strengthened Laridy’k time, Just 1.2 seconds fleldeni were on hand. BalvatOra 138 706 119 3$n 9/Jinn ' . 109 89 108 3M p-onld fall la line aeon. They prob- : Sp'-nr f ...... ever, -and quickly discovered that offs and the Little World Series. | I had realized my life's ambi- Johnston tOssed in points a.s peting for prizes. ' / Burnett ...... 94 129 125 348 “ cCann - ...... 106 91 106 .703 flrst session at the Sox spring !! 6 i:*t a pla.vcr in-the lower hiinorS had I hope to manage the Dodgers ' tton. his bid for a third straight Vazina off the world standard of 4:01.4 Still missing Is mound ace Robin _ ._w BocfinI — 103 102 nhly wilL I F'-.-'hl'T.' r the Phitsdeiphia Wamora upset Helen Ford's “Margeaux'* koa camp yesterday and announced: I MrFarlatul. g .. t u-i 2 i to work all year round to keep in my first World Series. I was a major league ballplayer. tlie Minneapolis' Lakerk— the Trophy as the Loop's leaat-scored- set by Sweden's Gunder Haegg In Roberts. Robby has still to sgree ToUla .. T «i ~4a 449 1320 ■ > Whether Reynolds got his 82A00 I K, T(ioipt.v. X one more point to earn h efore^e Totals ...... 491 443 493 1437 "I l ^ r e I’ve got a great chance I ■ ■ 'n ■ Iti H *^*P *heid of the aheriff. Western Division leadersA78-V2, oti goalie by picking up his I3tk meui pgReiiME! KM «n . nuMtpiUonAl.,^^ gpaaWBxi'i -nr ' tty "foo^-people-IhlS'-yeari- It^ -was' -vilset-noUilMn-lio-iier' Welan-weuld- ..X)...JUeAdam,. a . .«)agg2)gtgg,.h(g...,4eg)m .’KorlL.jniig. “9»”l«r"28»' B4i4f 8hUtolff.":S»itrcTO .ment In the light of the running -IS -371 Andfrapn Sln>mi>n», g . . " - (M) — ..... TTKsr rrmil!'veiKF'Tihur » $rriy<‘i‘- ‘ '5Srf5NTi'-'Wi(flFr‘ 'Atator'^^^ ■and ” 'ForT Wayne'"'aecisiorieff^**'''' is unusual. as^ this .dog hU hod ___ tvsh;. *.r.9.«.. Just sn. accident that .I evse. got say^ Blit It .tvos George who mode Tcaciies-Trlple. A; - 1- sflrrteA’ playtng" sandlot-lMutetMlt good at’EhbetM Field' -i- from waxikee 95-82...... goBtr-?gati6t average o r 1.71;.... Stt «f 3 Stainltss Sttfl conditions the young aussie faced. BEST-OP-SHOiV' Harris .... 106 .710 Handley .... the reputation of being a relief the phone call and Ailie certglnly |T,,t«l» ...... 12 20 obedience training leas than tvro Nevertheless the fabled 4-min­ Thrombley 101 297 ^'»n. •••••• ...... *9i 111 97 ; It is one of the principal rear at IS. 1 was a pitcher when I was the bench. • Meanwhile, in games throug The leading scoers: months. — _ SchtibFrl ... 117 116 / 98 ; pitcher. I've been doing it ever doesn’t nfod ths monsy he makes ^ HriiHB a HoAUpro (2S> a A Pta ute, mile, which Landy pursues in Boitbn, Feb. 23 — A Blood­ Totals .... 396 399 1187 HcKone .... 104 103 107 ; since but .1 still think Tm out o.f bosebfdl to keep himoelf. So B. r. PI*. Sunday, Jolinaton enjoyed a 238 select,company Iqcluding Amer­ hound has won Best-of*Show for ■ Rnitiman. f ...... 3 0-2 ^ 1 LAKES FOR ANGLERS point lead in his drive to.win the Howe,.Detroit . . . 26 41. 6t \ Totals ...... "mo "iM "467 r536 starter." 4 it's fairly certain that he got the TRY O U R X ' ' Uonlrim, f ...... 1 ■(VO 2 2. ^ichard, Montreal 33 24 57 icans Wes Santee and Mai Whit­ the. first time In the 41 year his­ t’Caaa (I) 840,000 he was soMng. iXHZllo. 1 ...... 0- (M» 0 1 scoring chdmpionsltip for tlie sec­ MIXING BOWLS field, England's Roger Bannister tory of the Esstem. Dog Club Lea ...... Ill Ids'- 320 Sw!in*on. t ...... ! (W1 n . CCIL to Lose Middletown ond straight year. 3. I^dsay, Detroit . 20i 29 48 Pamona ...... 73 70 331 •• Mairal* <81 WHITE 1M>X "I'm very welt satlaflod,’’ he aoid. MrClaln. C. 2-.’! fi ’ Topeka, Kan. (Ab--lf you don’t 4. Gedffrion. M'treal 26 21 46 and Uixembourg’s Josy Barthel, Show. Ch. Fancy Bomliardier,. a McKinney ...... Ill to 31.7 Fcrxuaon 103 -r- Johnston, ’ who scored 1,.164 Sport Schedule ...... 108 93 Tampa, Fla., Fe)>; 23 (AV- Weiss was not particularly wor­ niiharha. .V, .V.** V. .0 1-.1 1 ' have a lake, make .one. 'Tliat'a the 5'.'KellyNDetrolt . . . 15 32 47 eluded him In his last big mils race 4-year-old bloodhound owned by Desimone ...... 113 Pitcher Jack Herahmon, a con Kiiilpy. s ...... 1. 1-1 points lost year, hak collected 453 ltog.*69Valse ______?! « 117 ried alMut the rash of holdouts. Ven,' 'J*. E...... 0 0-0 0 , High to Valley B League 6. Relbei.NDetroit .. 15 28 44 of the season, -i. ' > Tom and Pearl Sbeahan of Tbr- Totals ...... 408 409 370 1117 ...... 97 107 verted first baseman, says he PICK-UP field goals and 472 free thruna tor “Let's Just wait and see what Ola.'n. E 1 I-l 3 Fish and Game Commission. They 7. Rontv, NOy York. 18 31 44 rington. Conn., was awarded the Skidmarc (8) S'®*"* • • ...... 107 90 (Ml a total ef 1,378 for a percentage of Tofilght NOWSiMcialat ...... 103 93 101 thtnka he con continue, with the happens,” he observed. "It could be 1 Kraii..*, E **.*••***• G 0 will start soon’ on the sixth new 8. Olmstead. aCntreal 12 31 43 INTRA-CITY RIVALS top prixe yesterday in competition Narrito .. ___..... 101 103 88 292 T«rc* ••• /ANP By EARL YOST V 234. Easy Ed Marauley of the Cel­ Millers vs. F)oiikiea. 8—Rac. Enrico ,...... 94 J13 in 3 1 8 , Chicago White Sox a winning habit that this situation will change Total* ...... 6-12 23 man-made l^ e . This one, near 8. Mosdell. Montreal. 21 20 41 with five other group winners. Woods ...... 102 97 98 3«7 .••• ...... 514 600 530 1534 that was tops in the minor leagues. Memberahip itt the Centrat Con­ tics Is In second spot with 1,140. We^sday, Feh. M ' Chicago The Intra-dty naasrles (41 O'iiclUy and so there's no uIm get­ Mankato, wil't be a 60-ai.itr. MMak)oNat>TigH *tseci*Ti* with w u a ***** hat (swta *YHrT*H* *r. fur admission to the Central Val- W L Pet. ,to s))ow'em how it's'done aiuk,he Kvi-rMt ...... 108 124 138 M8 •• -Association playoffs. . Idy B Leagpi* and the application nected with 393 out of 814 for a did so. The Salisbury, Coi CunllH 106 lOB 114 .727 I stop suffered a tom Houlder mus­ B. 'A.s 8 '2 .800 Gveea Bays 138 no happened Friday. GrOmmoa was C A U BRUNO .500 84.4 mark. Harry Gallatin of the • lilhtirfiNM V. Dell* Fcr* 198 Genoveal . . . . 139 114 have, learned about pitching alnce taken to a ho^ital and Dr. L C. ..Current members of Valley B ’ Pihera ..... S40«««a«4 .300 close. He barely defeated bhp4m- McAuliffe keld the light- 95 30.7 3tan ... 87 77 IS 1 gave vp trying to tiie a first Yose- New- York KniekerimCkera la the Ir.g’s own Clarence ‘HOli '312.5 wetgfii tiUe from 1286 -luitll hid crwlwry aCNUINELY COMFORTABUL Carlo 112 Middleman, the team safgeon, mid aw Southington, Newington, Downbeats , .100 K. Della Fer* 100 191 ■ . , man would fill several volumes. SINUSAMTHMA_>kl HAY FEVER rebound lender with 83/. . while points to . 211.8. Hill leaped 239 retirement in 1896. He waa un­ • I MtH«| flan Moazer ...... — 217 I Total* .».[...... 495 660 488 1544 he would be out for on Indefinite Plalni'lllei Windsor, .Rockvlil^, i ,------, Cou.xy leads In the assist depart-^ EFFICIENT D. Kloter ...... Ill 330* ' Maxffles Itl "Sure, I’ve got a lot more to period. AMAZING NEW TREAtMENT------FREE TRIAL Farmington, Wi-thersfleld, - WoodH The EJazt Side Rec Intermediate and 231 feet. Wilbert Rasmussen defeated Xflnwighout his boxing Home Bannlnx ...... “ W Porterfield . leam but I couldn’t be working for Ml 9-5295 TbOHnadi ka*« rmivtil aau ti^ <«M ntitf wMi sac naiillBaal, MW u Miomm, ment with 424. of Ishpeming was.Uiird with 206.7, career w h la started in 1884. All told, some eevon clubs now row Wllsoo of Middletown and IVe a speeial, one-time purchase, .Peretto ...... '.. 118 338 ^ H. Hall ...,. X better pitching coach than Man­ team irmpiom of bif (ciu, uwiaa. iina* htif idw*. t*«ua«* ip (anhmd, *aca- 'League playoffs w*ill get under­ •e get a set newt Bowls are smoothly roundsd for easy i f ! _ I B. Phelan .. are holding woHiouto. aUkongh of- MANCHESTER. nra ill tree, cliccktioncc, tog/ei bcaf. back t i kc*4, oSw* aack *a4 AaeMan, Glastonbury. Wethersfield, It Is Totals ...... SIS 606 637 1547 B- ager Paul Richards.'' ncioily the trolabig abosen doesn’t dcip ani Hcaiius* “o*? b<"“ ^------'------" “— ■*------way Wednesday night In the flrst mixing. They dean like magic. Slses: S qt., 114 qt., SL qt. C. Whelan keed ol bcitinz, can't ia«l_ ------— .------— reported,’ will move up Into the start until NaiYh 1. Beoldes the MOTOR SALES « u » d br nital ciMiatHiaia. Na atanac tow awrk fd* to** ClaM A nutks next scbiiol term. game at 7, the league champion Owners Maakasler Ba'alialar (1> Touts 618 634 494'-1541 CARDS ^ Yanks, the Boltlmere OHelea, the jrMUMnif FOO U.—.. British Americans will take on the Tedford ^St. Petersburg, Fis., Feb. 23 OP) HIS s e n Sa t i o n a i /S w , ______,. Middletown is the only school Chappell , 96 — lOl Milwaukee .Bravee, PMIodetphla _ _OSTFAID,______fYp___ coff_ Pr___ IP If? k $• fMftt inr k ikMt wmm 99m wttn COLLBiOE BASKETB.\LL -Royce Lint, a 32-yeor-oid gray- 5 in the (JCIL With a Class B rat^ third place Sophomores. The sec­ USED TV • , , dp Farrand 113 97 — PMlIlee, New -York fHaats, Boston ing. Other (JCIL schools 81*8 ond 'game will find second N VllUier .97 90 88 Duquesne 78,. Bowling Green 52 hoired rookie pitriier, showed up Red Sox and Detrolf Tigers ore ■/ CARTER CHEVROLET CO., Inc STEAM IRONS ...... Were $19.95 NOW $14.95 FOfUi .... 106 104 104 Notre Dame 52, Penn 47 ' for his flrst day 'at the- St. -Louis Bristol, Meriden. Windham of place Bohns - fading the High Builders LaChapelle — 79 — ITOberIng up. ' Willlmantic. Hall of West Hart­ School Freshmen. The second game CAN OPENERS______...... Were $3.49 NOW $179 J. Vlttner — 110 79 Princeton 58, Yale 57 , C^ordlnals’ spring training camp Elsewhere along the baseball D np J^Bcaed CARPENTER’S HAMMERS . . ..89c Oohuabia flB.-'Harvand and favorably inqiirasoed Manager. trOUl- "-.-.-jev.-i-. . . - ford and Manchester. All are y/Hi start at 8:16. 311 MAIN STREET TotaliT' :.r.v:;..7x.. W7 480 478; 1465 Army 52, Pitt 72 Eddie Stonky. Class 'A-’sc)ibbls.’ ' The • winners of ‘WedneSdaj^ POWER SAW .....,. r...... Was $59.50 NOW $43.95 ■Slljrwato Xervirs (3) Manager Paul Richards of the ^hools with over a 800 boy night’s contests will meet In a best DeBllela...... 83 — 90 ITS VlUanoya 62, Lemoyne 48 , - “Good knuckleboU, curve, prqtty CMcago White Sox hss divided his BRILL S E T ...... Was $26.50 NOW $19.95 BETTER McCabe ...... to 133. 83 .700 Fordhom 67, Wagner 44 (Mr fast boll," sold Stonky yester­ squad Into three units with em­ eiifollment are automatlcnliy In tv.'o out of three series for the Weller ..,...,,.,,.,,,,116.112 W Class A, while dasa B la made championship. The time for these ROTOR POWER MOWER .. Was $89.95 NOW $79.95 liajfea .88,108 — .194 C(3NY54. St. John's (BUn) 60 day.' phasis on conditioning pitchera ; t PHONE: MITCHELL 9-5238 Richardson ...... 98 134 to .730 Boston. College 87, Providence 85 Manager Fred Honey of Uie 'foriom" 7 Up of SClUMis i):tth enrollmenta qf amek wQI be onnouheed at a later RADIOS ...... Were $19.95 NOW $16.95 LIVING ifrom 125 to 2M boys. Glawl C date, ______'ELEGTWe'RLANKETS'-'x;'v'j-^H^5~H^~?-rfv‘^'v^$85.96''^ ' 44*'. a ki/U a MSP* .M8, - Bboda.lalaatl J(L.MaiBa Pitlobucgh .PlnUM la leohing -•ver • Buffeio 65, Colgate 64' ' -soiools have Trom 1 to 124 .boys —i— ----- 1—:------UPRIGHT d e e p FREEZER Waa $529.95 NOW $399.^5 ToUla 680 B8T 48S 1563 some candidates for the'chib i ... "Right now my only interest ia enrolled. R ^ a Bhiink and Hattie'Wigiey rrCARTER SA Y S~ USED REFRIGERATORS .(goaranteetl) ^9.95 ua through plcWng ujf boys who aren't loaded 'of Akron, Ohio, have’ been boWl- 6 PC. SCREW DRIVER SET .. .(Extra Special) $2.17 Brooklyn —r Gene Smith, 12T, down with lead." he oold. Viola Huskey was selected as ing on the same team In the same .'A:---- the "most'atltietHr-giri"'-nt ^tfto- league 4p-the*oame bewiiftg' eetab^ TI IfnUnnnir ’ • ...... W ashington - stripped DaTrr - Gah’ lordo, 128>4, Los Angeles (3). 8‘nLL AX$0ALEAH ncssee WesJeyoa College. lis'liment tor 20 yekra. “PLEASANT DWVING DI A INFRA RED BROILER . . . Was $69.95 NOW $49.95 “ BETTER - IN H O M E . Holyoke, Moss.—(torsid Dreyer, Miami (Ah—Four Jockeys who HIKES .SAVE 15^^' 150, SouUP Africa stopped Johnny. rode Hialeah's opening day 28 HEATING H E A T l Bowman Brown, 156,'"New York years ago are atUl at the track, 1954 CHEVROLET... s m B U f «)• though not in a rider’s capacity. U t m t u ^ j u S Butte, Montana—Ramon Tlsca- 6 f t f h t Be F. Goodrich Ivon Parke, Walter KeUy and Ken YOU DON’T HAVE TO GAMBLE ON plus : reno, 145, Lm Angeles decisloned Noe ore trainers. FretMy Stevens is yours. ” s ' * ,. BUly Sudduth, 147, Tokepa, Kan. is sn ‘ agent for Jockey Hetlley NEW ITUBELESS TIRES mith BUILT-IN (10). Woodhouse. COMDINATION WINDOWS A DOORS I step tpfcksr ea slippery reads DOMESTIC 10-inch SEPTIC TANKS CLEANED The finest rcisds in .the world and the finest car in 'its D O M E ST IC M o b ilh e a t O V Ii lOaOboXtOO INSTAUATIONS AND 17 *'’ * * ' * ^ A O ^ rMtoJC. HOT WATER SOCONY VACUUM HEATING OIL field—mean itreateir motoring enjoyment for you. exeheime H O T W A T E R IchtftBrfitii YIARt OP OINNOAfll SUVICI TILL YOU... „ Chevrolet for 1954 ia ^werdd to serve you and make I • LIPE-SAVEIl IreoW 4ei NLesMsdi ef l/nquestionabfy SpeeiaiGift otter fW rfep res i ISMPPORTEI^ BEIT your driving a pleasure. the best ttmy^to am Frlammy,ExpMt Ftml O ff M a tr le a l Have You An Event HASIC VITALinR” ADDED FREE YOU’RE RIGHT WITH • Pmimtmd fntttHm o fe M 4m- heat yourhom el NoExtriCost ’iir TAKtM nm MIDDU OUT to septic -toaks, oeaapoois^ Adds bilUona of boetetla to jm t tank pereiti hrvlw hleweeff a. AIR coat* las* te Iwat tium water Wont dean, aatoBsatk, seiMwmiMl hoct fer: year Scheduled That Calls 09 /m ou Aoi'' nr'pool. Fast netton. Better eleaaing-by 8 to 1. . Boouty of s^ ia f, ooeBomy of oporofioil, ood smootfc. LIfE-SAVtk rapeirt IN ewe pesc •r steaoi. . homo? Call ua for dep6ndablBMot)illi—l pw toMort A complete organization of TRAINED RCWAOC SPEClALliBTB htm • nLTERED AIR 1* washed eltsa ITIm GwtHH6*ld iollen yo«r flewra. H*lpa Mas of porfoniMMeo, oro yours wHh tbo 1954 CbovrUot. • Cmh hm Htmm eay reeelof tin mm4 for your funueo—^eslgnod for tool afincianeyl using tbo most modem egnlpsntnt and marMaery—RESULT! A ef dust, peSees. nnas /w ^ ftwdbsa felito*. )0-l«ch woMtond •( BirriER job at a LOWER PRICE. - fclewew#.p«e#e>500. . Phone BarWa W o^ Balea, Ml Main 8t„ Ing Shop, , ' p.m.' Write Box H, Herald, giving Phona MI. 45131. canaed ^ k e r, 288 High 8t.. w., Senator Oaiins ------— Hours: 10 to 5—7:30 to 4:30 D. M. available to' build your locstion. Agency Ml. 9*7702, referencea and salary expected. SINGLE ROOM, ,.privata homa, Box 42, Willlmantlc, Conh. corner McKee, MI. 9*761$. ‘ ‘ IN t BUICX Coupe, food mechani* Live Stock—Vohic^ Launch; JOaatlaaad Png* One) cal condition. Radio, heater. Call BuiMiitf—ControttinK 14 0 41 TAPPAN DELUXE gas range.lii shower, parking space.. Tel. MI. MANCHESTBRr*-Very sultabla. for tra m MI. S-M4S. excellent condtUon,'’| l 00. Inquire 4*4031. Hoosea for Saia 1 2 SIX ROOM ranch, ona-car'garage. doctor Or 4xeoutlve. 7 acres and SPEICIALIZINO iii cuatum built ga- WE BUT COWS, caivss sg Ml btef 103 High St. $15,600. Five room ranch; two-car a beauUful custom built six roorit' Canter Congrdgatlonal Church, struct another conflagration like I’JKtt U t^ triE D ADVT. ORGANIZING cattle. Alao horses. n e la \ Brea. 1»4» CHBVROLlET deluxe tudor, ragea, Stanley overhead doora, CAPE COD, Ranch and colonial of garaga. |18,00Q. fllx room ranch ranch home,, two-car garage, latge tha ftrat chgreh foundial in Man- W a g i n g \^ . ^ a t of the decade of the thirties;" MON. THRU FRL .Ahincta, block tile cellinga, al* ■^Tel. ML 1-T4(». ' ATTENTION Ladisi) 8Up*covtra style, two-car garage, 123.400. full basement, two fireplaces, hot TOen, he said, a total financial col­ nice condition, tW6 full price. JSTAhT OF ROOM WITH twin beds for all price and size need. For a chester, wUI celebrate tU 178Ui ah- 10:30 A. M. Douflaa Invitea you to look, com* teratlona, additiona. Call Frank and drapes cuatom ma^«. Ra*up* gentlemen. Ml. 3*774$. quick sale call Gaston Realty, Gaston Realty, Brokef. iO; 3*8731 water heat, country setting, with lapse In Europe combine with p u ^ bolstering. BeaiiUfm. fabrlcs; ML 35M i. , ■ ’ nive ary this year by Inaugurating SATURDAY 9 A. M. pare elaewhere. Oouflaa Motora, ContoU, ML S-SS2S. MANCHESTER Broker. MI. 95731, MI. .8*a838. ■ wpanslve view. Absolute privacy. Zone Unit Hearing lie over-optimism and a weak bank­ Poultry and Supptiao prtnts. stripes, solids. Expertly ROOM FOR RENT near Center. This axclualva property may bb an extenaiva building and raDova-> ing system at home to bring about ass Main. * CABINET MAK1N0:-W3 alao do DRIVE-IN THEATER GAS BROODER atovea, 800 finished; 15 down, S3 weekly, Mra. Rolston, 34 Hs m I St. Ml. DUPLEX 85, fxceUent condiUon, ^ p « :te d by caUiiig Howard R. Uon program, for which an eaU-, world wide depression, >N w a x all typea of carpenfry work, re­ balance one year to pay. Call 3 5707. $3800 DOWN, 4 room ranch, radiant four rooms with bath down, iiiany HasUnga Agency any Ume. Man­ On Dump Delayed Mitchell told a news conference XMipe. B FOR capacity. 3 electric time heat, garya. ^one Adams 3-8887. mated fund of $300,009 will be re-1 BBAimiBCUTED healer, good condition.(I. Ownc Owner go­ modeling, alterationa, , addiUona, JAckoon .2-7780 or JAckam 45184. po^bUiUts. 151’ lot. 4% ’ mort* chester MI. 3*1107, qulred. I ywterday he believes control of etc. Good workmanahtp and rea- assorted feedera and waterara, Out of town revtrae chargea. WILL RENT room to working gaga, centrally located. $12,600. Congress will turn in November on ing overaeaa. No reaaonable offer OPENING MARCH^Oth elecprle hot water hSater and, U mother and child. Board and care SEVEN ROOM Colonial Cape Cod. .This forward movement was' Wapping, Feb. 23 (Special)— 19» 0HRY3UR WINOSOH .0ialMI.3-.5121 xeluaed. PL 3*70S1 anytime. ' aonable rates, Esilmatea gladly .Caritan W. HuUUUna. .ML i-uso,* I^ E ^UTES.from ManchesUr, voted at the-annual maetlng-af the' how .the vqtera answer 4he qttss* ' riven. Call Dick 'hI PI. a*4eOS or h;p.. motor,- AU ttema tike «W, SIMMONS Studio couch with Of rinld'WhUe mother works' ' or 10 ihilea frbm Mancheater.Two*' beauUfut five room, three bed­ TI16 public haaring of'the Boning RaOie, heater. Exedfcat'eeiedltleB:— : reaaonaMa. RockuUla 8-4S80 church In January, and It is hoped tlon: "Am 1 better or worM off w IMl - 1*40 PLTMOUTHS. Two to ohh at MI. S-5764. \POSITIONS OPEN mapla arpts, blue upholstery. will rent room with kitchen privi­ car garage, breezeway, acraen room, welltxKiatructed ranch. Rot Board of .'«?peals acheduled for j mornings. to have the. eotual I70th anni­ than I was a year agoT" chooee from. Bhccellent condition Practically new, MI. 2-S4M after leges'to a working woman. MI. and storm windows. Bath up, lava­ w oivORTUNTTY Knocks, six fin* water oil heat, baseboard radla*'< versary celebration in October, tonight has been poetponed because Ferguson discounted that, say- 1951 0HRY3LER WIHNOR M E im it«^ for the year. Only $7 down. Center GARAGES. Wood, brick, cinder Manager 5 P. m. 2-4420.“ tory down. Living room 18 x 37 tailed rooms In Waddell School tlon, two flraplacaa. An axcaUent of tka lack 5f a quorum. One of tlie Inpj V Atty. Christie McCormick heads the (Hard Top)- Radio, heater. Prieed right " ' * * * ' AaaoaiKeaicau 2 Motor Salea, 441 Main St. block. Financing arrianged. Real* with flreplaca. Lot 100 x 400. This eecUon, full basement, oil heat, value at $11,300. Manchester—Four committee. members U U1 and another Is out "I think the American people Exiwrienced Snack Bar Articles for Sale 45 QLENWOOD .COMBINATION oU* t dentlat BuUdera. CHiutel 7-014L Is-a baautiful home for $33,000. >r*- aluminum screens and doors, rear room Gape Cod, near schools -and Tha building fund* campaign is of the State, ' |ue much more intelligent then Mr. "WravroUJO. and buaineia income Man gas range with table top covers. Apartments—Flats— Gaston Realty, Brokar, Ml. 95731, porch, ameaite drive, all In fine buses. Oil heat, excellent condi­ The application due to coma be- OPEN EVERY EVENING UNt IiL 9 ... Siptfwmiea. MLvMM tor ap* MEW. PRK*engineered garage.- No ROYAL AND Smith-ODtona portr -A-l- condition. Price $80. Ml. Scheduled foe. the period fnm- M ltch^ gives them credit with be-, Trailers fsT M e 9-A Mamtenaike Man abla and standard tirpawntara. Tenements -99' Ml. 3*8839. > condiUon, n3,800. Madeline flihlUi. tion. $9,800. The Ellsworth Mitten ■ / ' . _ Bri'wh'Photo. March 33 to April 18, and Dr. fbra the hearing concerns■a'pro- Ing. .They know we Republicans -peiatment at your home. down payment, five years to pay. . Cashieh4 2*1834. Realtor, MI. 8*1643, MI. 81148. Agency, Realtors. Mr, Whltcher. ^^PauHne Beaaette posed dump site on Kelly Road- IMO TRAILMOBILE, SI’ open top. Built to your speciflcatioha. 40- AU makaa of adding machines PR)B*WAR Six room Cape Cod, Mather H.' Neill, 80 Plymouth Lane, are trying to get from a war to a HbuDOKWAT M OiA— Shoea and . Sold or rented. Repalra on aU < MI. 9*9531 - MI. $-8980. There has been considerable op­ peace economy. . ' *■ aeml-aluminum. Trailer in excel­ year warrantee. Pay aa little aa Car Hop SIUIVEL GAS refrigerator, Ih very FOUR ROOM apartment, heat aiand laraa shade traes, artistic atons NEW 8 ROOM colonial. .011 hot has been named chairman. epwrtawear. Owenr all d tarp. Rea* Development Corp. For eaUmate, WRITE: $38. CaU MI. 35748. floor two bedrooms, living room The facilities of the church and ing to be better satisfied with a MS Went MlddUe Tpke.______BAiLBT’8 Antique Shop. 342 Mala locatad, overslse garage, amealta place. - Cloae to school. Price >he engagement of their daughter, Selectmen. more substantial and continul'ttg \ aonabte. Phone ML 4*1440. MX. t-S07». MODBSIN THREE room apartment drive, many extras, only $13,900. $18,800. Gaston Realty, Broker. with dinette area, kitchen Ulo. Pauline, to William F. Lautenbach, church achoN Sre over-taxed. The BROWN-BEAU atrect. MItcheU 4-8003. Moderately Fellowcraft Degree Given MANCHESTER 20 CU. FT. Upright freaur, lone bath, heat and Janitor 'service Carlton W. Hutehina, Ml. 95133, MI. >8731, Ml. 3*8833. wall, bathroom tilo wall school has outgrown the addition of peace economy, with some of the HAVE YOUR chlld'a portrait taken priced Items in-clilna, gtaaa, tin* year old. Reasonable. Manchester Phone Ml. 4*7786. son of Max C. Lautenbach,' 119 the west wing, built in 1939. The Fellowcraft dagreii was con­ inflation squeezed out of It." at home by an experienced pho* wars, pewter and furniture. Attar 8 p. m. 9*4894. floor one finished bedroom, Maple St., and the late Mrs. Lula ferred at Evergreen. Lodge Mo>' Aato Repsiiing — Painting 7 Rooting—Siding 16 DRIVE-IN THEATER MI. 4*1103. Ml. 9*5888. y . $13,000 BUTS eight room home on unfinished, two dormers. AsMstos It Is proposed to add to this seo- Fefguson scld he doesn’t agree tograpB ^er. Call Elite Studio. ML M. Laqtenbacln tlon and to make many other day night after the business ses­ with Mitchell’s estimate that Pres- NOW AT 3S8 EAST CENTER S T.-m . I RFD No.' 2—Manchester ALMOST NEW lO-gallon Prigidalre MANCHESTER—New raiich, qual* large lot, steam oil furnace. Near exterior, hot air heat, olL 60’ MIsa Bessette Is a graduate of sion at Masonic Temple. Merle FOR THE BEST in Bonded h^lt MAHOGANY Vanity, very gtxid MODBRIf 414 roomvheated , apart- ■4ty • constnictton,.-Bo.,d8valopwant, ■ . -..-huar^/cbuzchea - and -at«eea;....Medc<> radical .changes to. the- auditorium, iS™i.®«enFow.er:* populad^ with, . electric; automaHc-hot. sratealieat. comutlon.- 'Can - her'oswr-iur dbinr.' -a -M9’-. -WW-b e aoW" withy*sailing' ther'Tw gh' sefflodr Tiipwy. ■ u m r “wiraen wee' Th the voters'(s diminishing...... --MMtamemmr m M irntm ani ■ ^ V E TOUR child a ^ r tr a it taken ■^"^CARBUIW u f’’rooTa, ahifhtli’ 'idSWr'ffittara; er. Low price fbr immediate sale. r-WiHrih&’MiiaranrA^^^ large kitohen, three bedrooma,. line Smith,' Realtor, MI. 3*1643 or machine. * Mortgage /arranged. and other departments of the edi­ conductora and roof repairs call ML 4r7376. aon 5 5 p.m. 119 Russell St. Springfleld, Mass.;' and la employed fice, which la believed to be the charge of the evening’s work. Ike Stpr Falling? .. at home. Special for the month M Phone MI. 4*3344 after 8. full ceUar, wooded lot, centraUy MI.>1148. Owner moving out of juWn. Buyer In the accounting department of March—ra ^ a r S7.N portrait for C ousin, Mitchea S-7707. ^ a te d . Only $13,000. Carlton W. may move in immediately. Real fifth building In the history of . the Fair Ualt Meets Mitchell saw the President’s - ...... / ..... Help Wanted—Male 36 NEW 8 ROOM Cape Ckxl, large lot. the Eastern States Farmers' Ex­ church. About 79 persons, including fair • yi.N. can Elite studio. MI. s-ssu. Economy overhaul, most all STEAM OR HOT water boUer and 17 CU. FT. UNITED freeMr. Rea­ Basinraa Locations Hutchins, MI. 95132, 3*4894. bargain price, $ 9 ^. George L. change, West Springfleld. popularity Is golqg down because « RAT’S ROOriNO Co. BuUt*up oil burner unit. In good operating Oil hqt water heat. Price $13,400. From records of the Church’s workers and Ju^ea, attended the the people are idMtifying him ■ I . . _ . . ______cars. Parts and labor $49.95. sonable. MI. 2*8588. Grasladlo, Realtpf. MI. 9-8878. roofs, gutter work, roof, chimney condition. Lew price tqr Immedi­ ------— ^ :— ------, y . for Rent 14 TEN . MINUTES from Center — Gaston Raalty, Broker. ML $5731, Mr. Lautenbach was graduated EchleslasticarSeciety, the fNlowing annual meetin>and supper of the more closely vrith Ms party "and No money down. $4.90 month­ repairs. Free esUmates. Ray Hag- WANTED 'Three bedroom ranch, 3^ years MI. 3*8631. r from Manchester High School and notes were obtained: Wrapping Fair Inc., at the Com- Pmaaala S ate removal. Phone 4u, 4*3344 LARGE STORE for rent with base­ they know from prevlmis experi­ ly. All work guaranteed. snow. Ml. 4*2414. Ray Jackson, First class toolmakara and nia- after ■ p.m, - SIX PENNSYLVANIA D^ITCH old. Attractive living room, fire­ fo r 3d(« 73 served three years In the Navy "In 1838, Thomas Hooker led a ihL'nity Houae Friday 'vening. Mre. ence what the Republicans are THE PROSPECr Hiu School for ML 4*8328. chinlata, 55 hour week.' Company ment, desirable locaUon,. Suitable place, picture window. Laundry MANCHESTER—68 foot ranch, six during World War II. He Is nbw group of people from Maseachuaette Hannah Wllllacu was In chsrgt of like.” \ antique chsira. Call MI. 9*4878. YdUll want to ' young children. Tcanaportatloa paid Group and Retirement plan. DBXTA-DE WALT power tools and for any business. For informaUon, room off kitchen. Hie bath with large rooms, expandable, hot MANCHEWltn — Well located A* employed by the Manchester Park to settle In an area called Hartford. the supper. MANCHESTER ROOFING- and writs Bex E, Herald. water heat, fuU cellar, bree'zeway, The party chairman reported Riraiahad, Mrs. LtU Tybur, direc­ COLE MOTORS Onl.v Srat class men need apply. accaamrtaa, Salas, sarvica, demon- 1993 KELVINATOR, Model NH. stall shower, Hot water oU heat, zone lota with water and sewer. Department. In time more people came to live Colored Aims of the fair, the Democratic stock ’.’going Up tor. Phone MIteheU t-S747. Siding Company offers winter ABA TOOL and DIE CO., Inc. atration. Terms arrangad. C ^tol storage 7.1 cubic feet, shelf area basement garage. Large rear two^car flarage, many extras, ■ 90’ or ^140’ frontage, good depth. on both sides and ’nm othy CHe'ne^ Cs cans have i>at: them at the-sscond foundations. Expert coraetry aerv* S '244 ...... Vlsion "program A 20-gun saiute year, Francis Foster, Levon Par- table," he said. 2*7344, ToU frea, 3-5381. MECHANIC—Mutt be experienced. Call owner between 4 and 7 p.m- wiU dMered Ifi Moscow.-^ —-s3= clerk. tee la your hmaa; Aida R. Adams,. Gobd Wages. ^ GUI Motor Sales, Ati* ALTOEENDM'comblnatloh'irin* 17” Telerision sie^ $80. PI. 3-7907. "The first busines.s: Voted to "The power and agric^ture SS Durant St. ML 4*4140. Wanted To Rent 68 From bpmmunlst -China, Mao Hi# 1954 fair wUl be iield Sept. BALLARD'S DRlVINa SCHOOL- 171 Union Street. RockviUe 8*5888 dows and doora, self*storlns,.aave Tel. Ml; 9*3853. build a meetiag House for public 11 problsms are not being solved. “Maachaater’a oldaat." Ownar* . Rcfsidepce: MI-9r:7751 FORCED TO s e l l below coM, Tze-^ng, Premier-Foreign Minis­ . Profit of last year’s event were There is. a great deal of unemploy­ INCOME TAXES prepared, audit* Heating—Plnmbing 17 or 8-976S. » heat, comfort, convanlence, last a COUPLE DESIRES 4, 8, or 8 room Worship In Orford by m-*re than only half those of the previous Certified -by AAA and Board of lifetime. Free demonstration. CSU WALNUT TWIN bed. spring and house or apartment, unfurnished. new four room ranch which is ter (jhou En-Lal, and Army Com­ two thirds of the Lawful Voters ment. Credit is tight S lid Uie people Ing and bookkeeping service. By EducaUon. We offtr tralnlns, ax* GUARANTEED Plumbing and ready for Interior decoraUng. mander ijn Chief .Gen. Chu Teh all year. Consequently, gifts regularly 1952 PONTIAO anytime. BiU Tunsky. MI. 9-20M. mattress, like nevl^, $38. Walnut Fine references. RockvUle 8-3497. Ne AR BBNTON ST. and location in the Society. made to churches, the Fire Depart­ feel the Republican party la more 1999 CHEVROLET appointment. MI. 4^11. perianca, totest raathods. MRcheU haatmg. Alterations and new vanity and bench, $39. Walnut m new high school, aix rooms Spacious living room, large kitch­ sent warm greietings to their So­ "Voted to raise thres_ pence on interested in the East than the .Aete Sedas Leaded a$ Custom GataBaa. LaaisC 4*3248. work. Perms glass a|actric and ORGANIZING BSIAUTIFUL Selectian of wool rem* X en, oak floors, artesian weU, gas viet oppe^site numbers. ment and Orange will be cut In leathsr oiflMrtsteriaff. INCOME TAX ServlceXlS years; wardrobe, $39. Wplqut men’s /./complete, froht dormers, fire* the pound on.'the LisL.i|i;'mane}r for. half this yMr. " - West, and.ready-to,let. the. West axperlenca. For appointment gas Water heafera Sold and in­ nanta at low prices. Also rug wool dre'sier' irith mifror, $40. Ml. ‘ place, corner cupboard In dining hot air heat, walking (hstahei of Sokolovsky’s 3-coUimn article in to build said Meeting House." slide." MORTLOCK’8 DRIVING School. stalled. rime payments arranged and tnatructlma in braldins mgs. 8*7736. iodispansabU For-Woptan (k>ventry Lake. FuU price $8200. The ntminailng committee for write or call Joseph A, Cheater, room, good cloeet space. plasUc the goven^ment organ charged next yeer Includes Henry Wayner, True D. Morse, Undersecretary Indorsed teaching method means Sketley Brathera. Mitchell 9-S714. CaU RockvUla 8*8708. tUe. bath, large kitchen, ateam oil $3000 required. ACB Realty Co. that ‘‘reactionary circles" in the of Agriculture, said in a St. Louia X. $ 1 < ^ 5 Breed Brook. Tel. Windsor Locks, fewer lessons. Dual control' car. MANCHESTER , MI. 9-3393. Chester Rau imd Harry WOlIes. MAtional 4*4738. j I DON’T NEED *EM \ heat. Hot Point alsctric hot water United States at the end of World Coming Bveata speech last night the downward SkUled, courteous instructor. U* uENNOX Furnaces and warm air DRIVE-IN THEATER LAWN MOWERS Reduced. Sava YOURS FOR ONLY heatef. laundry tubs, brara plumb­ War II( had "rajicted the policy Winsted Stands turn of farm prices has been check­ cense Included. No failures. MI. heaUng. EUu-1 Van Camp. Mltcheli during Wards Lay-Awsy sale. A basketball game, "Old Timers ed and "the year ahead will be VTANTiBDl-Rtdera to Aircraft: t^lrd 4*7398. 4-5844. FOR Only $1 holds any hand mower. $23.16 ing, screens, storm winoows, im­ Wanted—•Real Batatc ^77 agreed upon,by\the Allies.. .aimed vs Young Timers.” Is to be played shift; Convenient parkli\g near mediate occupancy. Excellrot con at strengthening-the peace and se­ Pa|; on CD Slash after the March 9 meeting of the profitable for farmers." Powerhouse entrance. Leave Wad­ $8 holds any power mower. untU MONTHLY PAYMEN’TS ditlon, Price $13,800. Escott Agen. curity of all peo^es.” He said enactment of flexible 1999 CHEVROLET 1959 CHEVROLET OPENING MARCH 10th April IS. Save now at sale prices. READY ttLTTERS waiUng. For im* Qrangc. Walter Foatqr la or- ConvertlWe. Oae owner at dell Bd. and West Center St. 11 :S0, Motorcycles—Bicyclts 11 Moving-TrackinK—’ Rellabilit.v and Trustworthy Cy, licensed broker, 388 High at mddiata acUon list your property “Setting themsrives the goal of price supports urged by Eisen­ >Doar. Radia aad hsa$Mr» Montgomery Ward, 838 Main St., That's AU I Require Winsted, Feb, 33 if)—The Board irimiidng the . "Old Timers” and Plume MI. S-4S23 after S p.m.^ , Manchester. W.v oorner McKee, ML 3*7883. with the Albert J, Gatto Co.. Real- establishing world tule,” the mar­ Pete Zeleaki la heeding the "Yoimg hower wouM help promote general Storsfe 20 POSITIONS OPEN K ton, CH. 9-848I, evenings. Ml. shal continued, "the United States of Selectmen did nothing lest night farm prosperity. TAKE OVER MANCHBSTER-Gff East Center TlmerA” 38” BOY'8 Bicycle, in good condi­ AUSTIN A. CHAMBERS CO-. FLAGSTONE. Sums for walls, M948, JA. 8*3989. imperialists,. .are eras ting new to rescind Its action abolishing by Applications for new members BIG SAVINGS $ 8 5 0 AatoBiobilw tor Salt 4 tion. Inquire 187 Maple St. 1. Manager UNPAID BALANCE ' Bt. Six rooms, oU heat, very nice aggressive blocs and building iiext Mondqy the Winsted Civil De­ local andi long distance moving, housa fronu, tireplacas, stc. Bol­ Has Been In Storage 5 . Months cah be secured from Secretary 2. Experienced Snack Bar ton Notch Quarry.. Ml. 4-M17. ' penced - In lot, ameaite drive. WANTED -* Biagla. numerous military t>as^, conduct­ fense program—but tha action was A GOOD Used car or • new paclms. 'storage. CaU MItcheU I sold this to a young couple 5 $11,500, down ^ym ent a.000, Im threa-famUy. busl- Walter Foster end Master Chester Pre-War Cars Available 150 to |100->No Money Down OldsawbUa With Rodnt ama^ S-S187. H artford S-1423. Man ing a mad armaments ra^eand re- diacuaMd a t langth.. Business Services .Offered 13 ■ 'nil _ ------m FOOT Coidipot .refrigerator, months ago, but they are-not get­ mediate occupincy. Colonial, nesi iperty. Hava many cash milltarliing West Ormany and Selectman Joseph Rosgen tried Rau. There are only two more oontMt Al OaUlano, at the Man- 3. Maintenance Man ting married. Georgian. type, four bedrooms, buyers. \ Mortgages arrangad. Japan.” \ to amend the motion of last week meetlnge during which names can chaster Meter laleau MttdmU g u a r a n t e e d MANCHESTER— ackage DeUv- less than two years old. Like new. be submitted. Top quaUty tala* ery. Local light truckmg and ,4. Cashiers Very, reasonable. Cah arrange to BLONDE BEDROOM large IIvh^ room, fireplace, lot Piaaae :a L. Grariadlo. Sokolovsky claimed'4he\ Soviet uUUch abolished the program, but adUM.: . : vision aervlce. CaUa racctvea be* Wesr.buav'ncbooL and Bealta >9fl2K--50* -Union Is-purstting a pershiteht pol-“ Jie-waa- wwuecesafuL*. — -----—w . . .'ll*® TP.0St ,»i)J .koW fof« 4'p.nr tm iM 'ser^^ •Jiacksga. ,deU.very..Jleftismtom» .5.,Car.Hopi -JBALH3L 4x11,85.... - “LIVING ROOM SUITE' a social meeting tonight at 8 al •S rO R B YOU Bay a need e a r -awsbara and—stove -moving -a . .*HotMU. F(U'..qulck... sale,..JH.80Q. Henry. lcy-«f -peace-but-he -aakl-the-Rue- Ro^en-claimed-the-boardis orig­ h l ^ W . **1347. - - specialty. MI.'9*0753. TRAD&INS Accepted on Schick, 6-PC. DINETTE SET MulUple homes, 4 and 4, 8 and 8, slen armed forcee at their \ma* inal action was meant oiily to cut Clommuhity... Malt.' Tla'fre'ehments Bee tSormaa Motor Bales. Buick WRITE; 7~coNii5mNGr8Si5io^ will be served and there will be en­ Eoles and Service. 2S8 1 WIRING INBTALLA’nON at hU Remington, Sunbeam razors. Alsj "Westinghouse” EUecHkef. S end • rodhiB. Other pldliierUei in peuvers lest fell had proved their off the expenditure to the CD pro­ 155 CENTER ST. ~ M ANCHESTIR cutting heads for aU razors. Rus* "Coloric” Combination Range a • Bolton, Opventiy and Vernon. TOUR PROPERTY? ade'i'tncss with the latest weapohe. gram no4 to abolish it outright. tertainment. street MltdicU 4-467L Open eve- types. No Job too smalL Peter MANCHESTER saU’a. Barber Shop, corner Oak Howard R, Hastinga Agency. Call Without obligaUoa td you, wa Tomorrow at the Community ninga. Pantaluk, 40 Foattr atrasL Pboac Painting—i>apcrlng < 21 ”MayUg” Waaher "Modern developments, in mlH- The present appropriation is TEL ML.9-4B4I d r and Spruce. 24 INCHES nnyUme. M an^ettar, MI. >1107. wUl appralaa or maka you a cash about $2,200. House there will be an- all-day MItcheU 4*7303. DECORATE NOW; Guaranteed ;VE-IN THEATER "Ebneraon” Television Set tery science and technique are in a HONEST ^ CHEVROLET Fordor, radio, "Hoo\’er” Vacuum offer for property. See us bafoca new stage," he continued. “The In their motion, the selectmen planning Retreat of the Pilgrim OPEN EVENINGS UNTIL 9 workmanship. Full insurance cov­ R|T) No. 2—Manchester GRAVEL—Quick delivery—washed EAST HARTFORD; flUBset Ridge you aalL aaid they were reluctant to spend Youth' Fellowship. The Retreat heater, oxoaUant throughout Bring HAROLD * SONS. Rubbish erage. Keystone Decorators. iD. sand, atone, loam. Nusadorf Sand Also Included Sealy innerapring area (first Uma on market) cus- BRAE-BURN REALTY iruperialists S>re openly threaten­ will begin-with breakfast at 8 a. m. your own mechanic. It’s a bargain moval, also esUarq clsantu. Mattresa and Box Spring. ’’Alexan­ ing the peoples with the uae of \raoney for the project and get 7 ^ 9*1803. and Stone Co. Tel. MI. 9*7408. \. ton buUt, 1981. Two badroom Phone MUchaU S-827S: nothing In return. and end with a worship seevice at at 1448. Douglas Motora, SSS Main. MItcheU 9-4034. der Smith” Rugs, Lamps, Tables, ranch, larg« living room with fire atomic weapons. . , , The peraonnel 9 p. m. During tne day the Stand­ PAINTING AND Paperhsnging. HAVE YOU THE KNACK kitchen cabinet. Inlaid' and s few ^ 2236 \ IF READY to buy, aaU, a: change of the Soviet Army and Navy will ' ast week local Civil Defense 1444 FORD Custom tudor, beauU . place and picture window, dining JJlrMtor James B, Morgan re­ ing Committee will map out a pro­ COMPLETE Repairs by Stuart R. Satisfaction guaranteed. 39 years’ FOR KEEPING raiN G S. UONEL ELECTRIC Train. CaU other articles. room, unusually large cabinet I a: estate, mortgages arrangad. continue to improve their military ful, absolutaly beautiful condition Wolcott on wringer and automatic Watching this royal pineapple signed because of what he called gram for the remainder of Uie experience. Orders taken, for out­ RUNNING MI. 9*1793. Phone Me Immediately Kitchen, ceramic Ule bath, closed O i s u l t Howard R. H- tlnga. training, and increase their mili­ year. - Thf ThrM R'o In avery respect Just SMS fuU washing machinaa. vacuum clean- side work now. Call ^ y m o n d centerpiece take fonin as your cro­ Agency, MItcheU 9*ll0‘i. tary skill and knowledge based on the Ikck of local puUic Interest. p rira^aitively.'D ouglas Motors, stairway to stUc, screened and William E. Laka, regional Civil The Men's Club of the Communi­ era, motors, amaU appliancaa. Truedeau. MI. 9*1814. 8AUi^_c,d or notion rack, HARTFORD CHapel 7-0358 chet hook flashes around and ^ glassed eight foot breezeway, 13 x modern demands.” Welding, IM Main St., Phona Ml. about the gob of Enveloiie Ma-1 nine feet ‘ long. ' —Make me an offer. around wilt fasclhate you from be­ CASH WAITING for any . type real Defense director, said at tha board ty Church will hold a meeting E'ri- RIGHT PRICES After 7 P. M. CHr6-4690 23 attached garage, amesite drive­ Soviet Policy Seen Shliting day evening at the Community 45873. chine Adjuster. You don’t Mrs. Elliott, 75 Henry St. Ml. See It Day Or Night ginning to end. The stitches are way ,\fuU basement, Ansco coin, •state you have to aeU. First and The tone of the Army Day cele­ meetinx last night he thinks no 3444 FORD CUSTOM tudor, radio, 3*7133. easy but your completed doily will ..aacond mortgage money available, "apathy/xieta here” and cited the House, preceded by a potluck sup­ RIGHT GOOD CARS haatar. Baautiful noumm flnlah. PAINTING AND need to be an Engineer or even If you have no means of transpor­ bination acreena and storm, semi bration indicates: . > per at 8:30 p. m. Bach man should DOORS OPENED,, keys fitted, be perfection and win many com­ Alao listings wanted. Call The 1, The present pout-Stalin So­ 700 local \volunteer workers. How­ DILL PAPER HANGING air conditioned oil heat, 82 gaUon Naw sUp, qovers. Runa lUie new, copied, vacuum claanara, irons, a technical school graduate. BRAND NEW G. E. blanket, fold­ tation I'll send my auto for you. No pliments. Johnson, hiding Company, 953 ever, in his resignation Morgan brmg a'salad or a hot dieh. RIGHT PLACE TO lUY OouBlaa lifbtors, 383 Main St. guns, etc., repaired.- Shears, ing couch, flrt’a ice skatee, $3. obligation. , Universal electric hot' water heat­ viet leaders )Mve achieved aw ay Peraenal Meation ^any of our best adjusters Pattern No. 2238 Contains cro­ er, copper plumbing, laundry tubs, Main St. Ml. 3*7438. Evenings N0. of life among themselves which •aid less Uim lOO workers were ac­ kmves, mowsrs stc., put Into con­ JOHN M. McCANN MlsceUanrous items. 34 Victoria cheting Instructions for 18, 24 or 9*0018, tive in the^rorgram. Mr. and Mrs. David Burnham of SALES aind SER cable from non-technical call­ Road. MI. 3-8838. ^mgle exterior. Priced under offers prospects of relative stabil­ Ellington Rd., in company with dition for coming needs. Braith- 30 Laurel Street A—L—B“-F,—R—T—S 30-inch Centerpiece; materisi re­ ity at the top. Roagen embbaiised at last night'e 1952 H A C K 4.DOOR NO MONEY DOWN ings. The work is interesting 43-45 Allyn St.. Hartford $18,000. The Escott Agency, meeting thar. the State Civil de­ Mr. Burnham’s brother, Raymond waite. 53 Pearl atricat. Tel. Ml-3-7388 or Ml-3-6738 quirements and stitch Illustrations. licensed broker. MI. 9-7M3. 3. From now on, Soviet propa­ SEDAN 3M7 Chevrolet TUdor -x- Approxi­ and important and pays in JACKET . Sei>d . 25c. in c o in s.y o u r name, Code ftoom Clerk fense faeadquiftera. backed byg% Burnham and family of East.Hari* COMPUETE Hand and power lawn HEARING AID. Uaed . good cohdi- ganda can be expected to prepare State law, can. direct Winsted to ford, left by auto’TridSy for a Oreea. This ear Is C I T O C mately |5 per week. proportion. Adjusters also re­ tlon. Tel.-MI. 9*8389. Maehinery and Tools 52 addraas and the pattern number to TWO-FAMILY Flat— 4 and 6. $98 the way for another failure ih In­ mower aalee and service. Motors p a in t in g . Exterior and mterlor, 8 ^ 3 4 ANNE CABOT. THE MANCHES­ ! monthly income. Price reduced to maintain a Civil Defense program. vacation In Florida. like MW. U-854. _ # ■ ^ - F a R D I486 Dodse Sedan— -Approxlmateljr tuned and overhauled, pickup and psperhanglng. Cailinss reflnlsh* ceive of coubsa, all the othea WE BUT*Sell*Trade-Rent power 33*48 With Red8 ternational negotiations, this one WARDS DRUM;Lot Oil sale. Pricea TER EVEN’INO HKRALO. U90 $11,000 for quick sale. Immediate at Geneva in April When Far East 619 MAIN STREET MANCHI8TEB $5 per week, deUVery aarvict. Gibadn’a Garage. ad. WaU paper hooka on request. benefits of our liberal per­ mowera. chain aaws, tillers, gar­ AVE. AMERICAS, NEW YORK occupancy, $1,000 required. Call 1951 P O N TIA C 4-DR4 Ml. 3-0012. on Wards Heavy Duty Oil are now den MActorSr out^pards, power tensions are to be dis^ssed. T EMlmatea given. Fully Inaured. sonnel policy: Up to 3 weeks’ at the year's lowest—low as 84c Dreas-up frock and Jacket pair/ 38. N. V. ACB Realty Go. MI. 9*2393. (Caatlanad from Page‘One) 3M7 Hudson Tpdor — Approxi­ CaU Edward R. Price. MItcheU tbola: Terms airanged. Capitol Presenting the complete Anne 8. 'The Soviet govermnent will SEDAN mately $5 per waeK FURNITURE Reftnlshlng, antique 9*1003. vacation with ^ay a year; paid sal. l(t 58 gal. drums. Buy now, Equipment Co., 38 Mam Street. for women. . / be. able to make no startling gains Oreea. Radio, heater. •furniture a apadalty, chaira caned holidays use It later on Wards Contract Pattern No. 8082 is in sizes 32, Cabot Needlework Album. Direc­ NEW SIX-ROOM colohial, excellent charge the Army has ’’coddled ^ me insurance; tions for puppet mittens, ba; Ic em­ constructioh, tUe bath, lavatory, oh the consumer front for some Thle ear la Imraac- A A C I k s Hudson Con via b le •*- Ap- and ruehed. Anson F. ’Thorp. weekly sipk benefits for self; Plan. Montgomery Ward, 838 Main 'GARDEN TRACTORS reduced! 34. 38. 38. 40. 42. 44. 48. Size 34. Communists.” time to come. Therefore, the fierce NOW! proxliMtely $3150 per PAINTING and St., Manchester.. 4% yards of 89-lnch;- % yards con­ broidery stitchea and grand de­ fireplace, shade trees, very cen- Stevens was once scheduled for alate. U-808...... ^ week. Phone MItcheU 9*8738. hospital benefits for self Save* during Ward’s Lay-Away traL Ml. 95183.9*4894. enemy outside the door is being re­ PAPER HANGING arid sale. Regujac.t238.90 3 B. P. 'Chor- trast, short aleeVe. signs are printed in thia issue. 25 committee today on the Issu^but vived. 3SM Dodfe Sedan—lUpproximats- MANCHESTER T. V. Servlet, family and congenial work­ cents. 1951 CHEVROLCT A«1 U sedI Cars • ' * FLOOR SANDING Pattern No. 8934 is in sizes 32, Bailding Materials 47 Trac, now $226.!so. Reverae drive MANCHESTER, 198 Henry Street. a 'fa6e-to-face meeting w ^ . the Contrast wbet Merahel of Artil­ ly $4<50 per weeh. radio and T,V, speciaUsts alnca and REFWISHING ing conditions. If -interested and, five speeds ahead. (jHnton 34. 38, 38, 40. 42. 44. 40. Size 34, Idbal family homa! Six spacious McCarthy deferred the seiwton un- lery M. Chrlstyakov said today USED CARS! lEL-A IR / 1931. Houaa aaivt.'e cs|l $3.51’ engine, regular $104.99, 3 *H. P. 3% yards of 39-inch. Two pat- rooms. pIusJieated.stm.HK>m. modr UI‘niursday. /_____ with the pinpaganda-Una of, last 2kl . Sedan .— Approxi­ MIteheU 45SW day or tdgM. •fJ«ck Row^^^ o r niyaidf. Gray; Radies haa> ^*4m Q |* mately $3-25 per week. National ^Color imalceii ====--' ’TtoWnYTac. 'two speed d:ri^e. ' I ern kitchen with dishwasher, lava­ '''Histead, McCSrUty March. Just after Stalin died and er, poWergild*. ^ I 1952 FORD CUSTOM FOBOOR CHCC- GHiBERY F IC K E tr Claude Bilson, Supt. cycle engine, now $94.99. $ H. P. E\>r these patterns, send 30c for We Save You Money into thia case, whic'^he describe POWER BURNERS and Range all colors ..-..p er aq. | 12.95 tory, oil ateam heat, basement ga there was uncertainly at the top -USED RIGHT! Radio, hsater, FardsosattB. Ossdrich Whalsn Miok 1448 Packard Tudor — Approxi­ MI-3-6982 ‘ UNITED STATES All Clear Pine Windows, complete, Power-Trac only $337.90. C;omplete Each, in 0— HBRAm.'Ti8rAvt:: AmaiiiDAs. 8*3981, RodtvU1^9887. earthy said the tMtimony he was I>qntyey, declared there .were, all fwdrB0|'he;5i^^ eU^883. , , NEW YORK 88, N. T . • Wp Offer BIj; Savings ■ ; scyHadter. : Triephone Mitchell 9*5442 ■ - SaiVicihg. "Learh by Doing" ' at Knotty Pine 8; t, 10 widths. khout to take should come as ”ho ioris of possfbnities for coHabora- Cm IM toww WM« sirvleMi H9 IH. Isisf. .All 8' iengt^ . ...Fti Basic Fashion for '53. Fall and JH0,50$.-BUYA FOUR'room homa auipriaa” to tha Army becauaa tion between'ICast and West.--He OONDSUl’S T V: Sarvlce. avaUaUa CqniMcUcut’a. Oldest .Elactronica Help Wantcfi A*c Moslail Instnnnwitg 53 CHARLES MSIISHMAN with futnlliire or may be bought iik A* j f m i M c i 0 iMyt f S d iwwiw. hifc. any tima. 'Antanna convarslons’. School. Ehiroll now. for spring Canadian Sheathing and .Winter, Is a complete guide lir "the Army h$d the same informs- announced; “ The posaibllity of eo- 1952 MERC4JRY 2-DR. .lNt.M«BCURT iledanv Lwftnua 37 .ptanniag ;a;.pracUcal* . saw-stmpta- MORTCAlGiE. C a wtttaout fnrnitura at agreed price. ■Woir' months 'agoi'"—• oocratfoir -was’ manifested s iH l PhHca factory aupen rlsad service; .bum sr V Bhrenlhg . class, atutliig. MOStG^ Irntrumental - roiiititl;- Cbm* MadeUne SmiUi, Realtor, MI. ■ Cdtor ■green.''Rhdlii,' ■''" Muc, An original exceptionally Tel. Ml. 9-14M. March ioth; day class starting Western Framing T.L.L. • wararobe. Gift pattern printed In­ He dald.he had given Pentagon more vividly during the war 1952 FORD ODimNf TOOOR clean car throughout. Has to be EXPERIENCED Shoe clerk for plete liOe of instruments. Rental side the book. Send 25 cents today. PHONECH.4^3 9-1843 or. MI. 9*1148. heater. Oaa ewaer. n o O A C Radis, hsater. March 18, 1954. Call Hartford per M $103.06 applied to purchase price. Rep­ officials noUce some ' time ago •gainst itbe Fascist states. 'Hip D-871, # i o * * a aaan.to be appreciated. 8ond Workers ' ttroa. INI - FORD custom convertibls 8 w right MItchaU 4*8448. Hartford, Co^. Immaculate siic ftnishad rooms, MeOsrthy said that “in fair­ Today Chistyakov said that In >Door. 'Radio, heater. 1951 STUDEBAKER Building Materials V- HAIRodio.TVSwvlc« ness" to Secretary Stevens, he World War II, "reactionary circles It ^ v e r a . Bloc. ■T-, cyUader. Beautiful black finish, ALL KINDS of antenna work. CaU UNUSUAL Opportunity for right F7 Starkwaathnr St. large modern kltchan, ftreplaoe, Caapa. red leatker upholstery, radio, heat- man or woman to become Realsilk Wearing Apparel—Furs 57 two front dormers, amesite drive, wanted to emphasise that "I doubt ih the United Ststea and Britain 1952 STUPEBJU(ER NM M .V4 ADR. $1195 U-891J* . : ...... $845 Art Pinney, TV Antenna Special­ Mortgages. 31 N A T IO N A L very much that Secretary Stavens treacherously held up the opening •r. g^aal lighU, very low mUeage. ist, Bslra and Sarvica. Very, fair branch sales manager. Pay while SERVICE OHAROE 8M9 garage, trees and shrubs. Handy EM om y-^os avardrive. A heaatiflil one owner car. See It learning. Fine future l» hatlonz^y- BUILDERS SUPPLIES to bus, stores, schools and church. personally-knew about this case.” of a second front in order to weak­ 1*50 rA C K A ID pricaa. Tel. Ml. 4*4773. FIRST AND second mortgages STORM COAT, Size 18, Phone MI. 'The hearing wa6 the first in en the U.S.S.R. and aave the Fas­ / boy it today. Center Motor Sales, bought for our own account. Fast, known growing busihepe. If you ' 420 Davenport Avenue 9-3819.______TEL. ML9-444S Shown By Appointment Only 1951 FTOO V-l m nON WANH $79$ >Door. Gray. Radio, heater. 1959 FORD TUDOR m Main «t. have ambition, energy, clean rec­ We also have many other ttna which DemocraUc memberg, .of cist aggrassors from complete de­ ANTTQUSB Refinlshed. Repairing confldenUal service. Mancheater New Haven, Conn. Uaiy limonnea' McCarthy’s . senate InveatlgaUone feat." Color black. New C O A C done 6n any furniture. Tleman, Investment Corp., 244 Main atreet ord, write us about yourself. In­ homes from $8.5()0 to $41,000. ’ paiat J6b. U-791. .. J S|$S FOfGD Tudor. Real solid car. terview arranged. Give phone Tel. STate 7-3337 • Wanted—To Bdjr 5S' subcommittee have participated This was a return to a theme 1999 PLYNOUTH SPEC. DLL.44IR. $715 182 South Main St. Phone MI. ML 3-5418. Phone, anytime for InformsUmi m m . food tires. Prestone 3*9843. number. Geo, Bradner, .General and appointments. . since they quit the group in a row of the Stalin era, end it was sur­ Owaed tecaUy. Thia ••• onsTM Make an offer. Ml, Salea Manager, Real Silk Hosiery GUNS, PISTOLS^ shotguns, riflta, with M c C a ^ y laqL July.. rounded by etatements of other 1947 PLYM OUTH 1999 FORD CdYL TDBOR Bpsiness Opportunities 32 any con'diUon. Also swords, dag­ * E. REALTY CX). Present today ware Sena.;.' Mc­ military leaders warning the West >Door Sedaa.; Radio, heater, Haw fo la t WEBB'S *rVf- 17 Maple St., S3 per Mills, Inc., IndiaaapolU 8, Ipdiaha. Dianonfis—Watcheo— gers, arrow heads, powder horns, 19tt CHEVROLET AERO 2-NOR $995 house call. ^ 1 work ^ lly gukiran' FRANOnSE Available for reliable 310 Main Street Clellan (DrArk) and Jackaop (P- about "newest weapons" In the AU extras. Bayal hlae flalah. / saat cevere. New C C A C OLDER Chevrolels, Je w e lry 4S .etc. Call Stan, weekdays after>-i Wash). The third Democrat. Bro. hands of Soviet forces and the "In­ teed. CaU Ml. 9*8935 for qplck man. Small Investment. Good re­ weekends aU day. MI. 35717. MI-9-8897 or MI-S-4480 Urea. U-R38...... 4$ J good transporutim. honest sarvica. turns. No stock—Aluminum storm Dogs—Birds—P«U 41 LEONARD W. TOST, Jawrier. re- LOOKING FOR Symington (D-Mo) la out of the vincible” Soviet Union. The So­ 1I«9 FORD tOOOR $SlC auUNe us to accept $3 windows, door awnings and al'um- Mdrs, adjusts aratclMa expertly. WANTED—Good used- piano, rea­ oottBtry. viet military leaders played heavily 19S1 FORD ^Maton, |3 r Main. WEST SIDBrT-Two-famlly, 12 roofli. on the theme that "American Im­ Radio, heater. Tbaraughly raeoaditlaaad. SPECIAL ATTENTION HoasehoM Sanriecs • inum ladders. National Mfgr. Box CANARIES, GUARANTEB3> atag- Raaaonabla prleaa. Opaa dally. sonably priced. Phone CH. 8-5388 OFFICE SPACE duplex. One-car garaga, very It airo wfs' tha first hearing at D,' Herald. era, all colors, also famalas. Thuraday svaainga. 120 Bpruca after 8 p. m. . which the Democrata ha<| their perialists are preparing • new War to returning KOREAN truck 1448, Offerad IS-A large lot, ateam heat, «UI, copper own counael, Robert F. Kennedy, against the Soviet Union and Peo­ Good condition, MI. 3-0438. atiwet MIteheU. 0-438T. plumbing. In good condiUon. O ^* 1997 CHEVROLET CLUB O N PE /- brother of Sen. John F. Kennedy ples’ Democracies.’’ Fla* readttlaa. Goad tiraa., WAR veterans. iwner. Tel. OORNiceB, Drapea and a|ip covers THE NEW MANCHESTER Pet er. moving out of town.' Immediate custom mads by Claaslc Decora­ Help Wanted->Female Rooms withont Board 59 IN A 100% occupancy one aide. May be seen (D-Maaa). • ' / Center, 938 Main St., invites you Fuel and Feed 49-A SETTIC TMKS GRENADES IN CffELLAR AU CASt u m AlOVI CAMW’ tors. For frae aatimata caU MI. WOMAN to care for children while AifD by . appointment qnly. Asking 3-98M or M3. ^*8021. to visit peU of all kinds. Con- NEWLY DECORA'TED, BeautlfuUy UNCftOWDED O m C E Lewrehce, Hess.. Fep. 23 OPH^ . Your choice nay net be listed. We have.mnjr more! mother works. Live in or out. Call necHcut bred ParakeeU. Ul. SEASONED Hardwood for atova, furnished and spacious room. The LOCATION? 118,909. George L. G i^adlo, Real­ A l>year-oId boy Was held on a snt tor, MI. 9*8878. t Dover, Ideas, Fco. Sk (iP>—The Yoa are invited to inspect our duR as their aare being MORIARTY 3 0 ^ UNdiiiMTiONAL FLAT FINISH Holland window MI. 9-7313. 3-4273. Hoiira,. Monday Uirohgh fireplace or furnaces. Call Leon­ moat complete, light housekeeping PLUaaEB SEWERS PoUeb Department of this'wealthy dehnquency charge today after po­ Friday, 10 to 8,:30, Wednesday ard GlgUo. ML .3-7083. faculties available in Manchester. We have Jiiat such offices lice .'found eeveral item s' at mer­ reconditioned. shadea, iqada to maaaure. AU DEALERS—pemonatrafora — Sen ^ 22 BOWERS ST.—Charming 5 room suburban Boston town today for metal venetUut. blinds at a new closed at 3 p.m. 8. k M. Green You wlU marvel at the clcanUnest awaiting gpur inspection. colonial, basement gaiage. Large the Orst Ume has its own offlee. chandise and two live hand BROTHERS Dutchmaid lingerie, men’s and stamps. of this building. Children accepted. Nwhiaa CItaaal grenadcr in Jiis cellar. low price. Keys made while yeti children’s wear. Excellent com* H ouseboM GinnIs 51 For coaaplete InformatioB living room, Ureptiice, attractive Hitherto, police, have worked out UNOOLN-MERCURT Hasy OthriiM l Oariaiatlii wait. Marloar’a. CentraL Priced so rekaanahle dining room,, modern kitchca. of the home of Police CMef Chea­ Police had gone into the boy’s nr.aiJERff > mission. Hartford, Utchfield and BOXER PUP, ten months old. A. BENGAL WHITE combination oil­ you’U gasp! Ba aura and ae# this SaiHIa TaakA Dry WoflB, Sawar ae* Frank MiBer at cellar arbila Investigating - a, theR Tolland countlea. writs Dutch- Master bedroom, twin size, tile ter F. Halnlain. Townsfolk yester­ «piX WASHER , SERVICE by K. C. reglaterad. Price $78. MI, gas with chrome pipe and oil one. Mrs. DoiWy, 14 Arch 8t. Watefw bath upstairs. Screened side day dedicated tha acw offica in from a O>mmon 'StreM atora. SQUMEN&q Inc, N1-$1S CENTSR BT. maid, 30 \Cap*n St;, ' Windsor, 34800. drum, $9fl; In.very. gocKI condition. Morency - 18 yaan as flsld Conn. THE SAViNCS lANK p o r^ , G .B . bsatiag oM em, disb- spraal cenemoniea. Among the items found, polioa 634 CENTER STREET-^idI-3-5i01 XKL. eqginser on only Baadtx MI. 34772. fCR RENT —Light bouaskaeplat waaher.and disposal. Lovely park* The police chief doami’t expact •aid. wen cameras, a watdi, goK DOBERMa N PINCER. S rnomhs room for lady or coopie. Steam tha new otfleo to ba vwy crowded. dluba and ■quipmant. I laundry aquhnnanCle n t Call old. Houssbroken. Very fw>d ELECTROLUX Vacuum cleaner, JMONNEY la q s. Uks IteceUent ^ fiitahciaf OPEN • DAY8--0 A n r,, 85128. “ ;a v a r a a beatad, caatinama bat watar. TM. ot a ElvA Ijrlart / The Ksy to M ^ ^ c a Im found Um WOMAN TO do housework ana- day M t u ^ . Thhroughbtfad. CMI. ML used sixmsprtlu. Saerifica. % SO. 9-7783. .Aftar 'f p.m. ciR MI. IffTitwrtTnrfM . OF . a wtek. Os bus ttoo. ML M7SI, TMadffNMdaala ad u n ^ ' . ' S . vT y*- ■.V. ■ ■ • . ■

■".r ./•’ .vf" ' ^ I ■ 'I i > ■ . 'i- , " f i-’; ; ■. J'. 7 , i - . ‘ ’'-4..? "V-‘-'-(i ■' -- ' : ^ j jm . -V- /■ // A veraft DnUy Net Praia Rnn TUS^DAY, FEBRUARY 28, 196i I 'v J^.JliA.Wee|s..y4e«-r----- jUantlteBtfir Ettpitittg Iffralb ■’■fivtoaiy n . 1884 ' Iha-"'jUoceln;'^ fmiopj' PTA.’*''Ghlkl‘ >4«ssci:yr >rw7'.: ’■isiigm Slud9:0«sup w11I-m \ toam riow Gets Gommission night ui the school library at 7:30. Meaaber ef Km AaAt ■ Ot the Muidiea* William ^ a O’Neill of the Con- To Publicity jStaff Totid Near 3^000 Bareai af OIrmdatteaa w te -will re* aecticiit SUte peat of Health win M m tchetter-^A C k f of VilUige Charm a^ond to amviqieacy calla to- show the film ’’Human Growth RANGE mbrtow aftetamm and evening and lead the follow-up discussion. Stuart Moalor, son of Mr. and Members are urged to attend. MotoriaU coatlmied to pour in­ m are' jW. Nicholaa Maialalo, 4el. Mrs. Sidney Mosler, 22P S t James to the loCgl sub branch office today VOL.LXXIII,N 0 . 12r 18) MI S-aSM and Dr. . WUltam St., has become a member of the securing 18IM reglatraUona and MANCHESTER, CONN„ WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 24, IM i (TWENTY PAGES) Rabbi Leon Wind, of Temple Public RelaUonb Staff ot the Uni­ i. atroud, teL MI 9-479^, metgl IMenae plate lhaerU In­ COAL - COKE Beth Shoiom, le^ today for New versity of Bridg^wrt spector- Danial Kerr said more York to attend the sessioos of the A freshman a t the Paik Qity than 1.1Q0 ragiatratlona were is­ from School, Moelef received'the Job la R M ^ of tUneM at The Maacheeter Womcn'a . Re* iHStftnte of Religtmu Btudies at sued up until 1:30 this afternoon. 24 Hour Delivery Service the Jewish Theological Seminary accordance with his course. Indus­ Total regiatraUoaa since the of­ 1 AiWtale. wdl be held publican Club, at Ita luncheon- of America The Institute is an trial JournaUam. He ia working '' • i t Pk'Ri. Bt the Whiten meeting tomorrow at tka TMCA, fice opened last Friday la naarly interdenominational body, spon­ under A1 Ltpow, head sports pub­ 3,000, ihspsctor Kerr said. |M|ln>luni,t«rhen It la on N, Mala S t, will be hoeteaa to sored hy the Seminary for clergy­ licist at the Univeisity. His 'arork .able to take mekibera of the Hartford County men of all faitha Rabbi Wind will includes .writing hoam town re- Tax Collector Faul Cervlnl said IMORIARTY BROTHERS Must __ J a n reiniildBd to' Women'a Republican Club. The return on Thursday, -c leasies about members of the hie office was dbtaiff' a big busl- •nd padB for ■ketch^. following women wUl take part in school, and sports articles for the neea coUectlag haclr {axea on an- CENTER STREET TEL. MI-S*5iS5 « lire modeL - a panel: Mra Marie Shute, Wtot tomobilea. New reglatratloaB 815 v{Hartford;.Mni. Marion PhUlipa and -'The Bdgar group of the South Bridgeport papers. yUII npi.be. teiiMd tq inator vohicle. Mra. Qeotge Wood, Beat H a^ord; Methodist W8CS ivm meet tcmlght ■—He law gndnata or Manchester ownerf unUl the gUto tax, due le w M In tto W. CktaveB Bad Mlai at 8 o’clock at the- home of Miss High School. Ctass of 1853. At ia m t SC. v/lll eondoct the Mra Dorothy Whitbig, Bristol; last April, to paid Delinquent Pisadenn, Calif., Feb. Mrs. Beulah Granger, Bloomfield Audrey Saadberg. 27 LUley St. The M.H.S. Mosler waa active in Paint taxpayers must first pay tbs tax 24 fttat a l a aerieo of goapel aervicea speaker wUl be Mra Ruby .Van and Powder, the school dramatic Wuhington, Feb. 24 (/P)— «Wllaon and waa planning to re- —James Roosevelt, pic­ ttia avmiiw at t o'oioM in Tinker and Mra Robert McIntosh, Man- and taka ths rsesipt to tho motor sumo the taking ef his ttotimeny Of) Syckel 'ef 55 South Miain S t club, intra-mural basketball, A witness before the Senate tured by hia eatrgnged wife, -m ilt acdjaadajr aftemoona at 4 cheater. , Mrs. Frances Burke French Oub, president of the vehicle office Jir order to secure thla afternoon. afnrieea are non- Redidt, formerly Secretary of regietrstiona. Judiciary Committee on Earl Romelle, m A philinderer and ears Spanish Club, and a varsity letter- Dowd then agreed to release dad all are ^ordial* State for Connecticut will b m be A series of U broadcasts to ac­ Current registratiou expire at Warren’s nomination to be WiUtop to, toe cuirfwd^ of Ms at-, iliKflfir ol . fiiujices, was quaint and point out the value Of man in aodCsr and track. While at a apkaker. GOP. women who hrish the University, he has been a mem­ midhiighf Sunday. Office hours Cmef Justice was afresti^ by torneya, after they olodgad (hey ordered today to pay her fl,- to -attend the panel and not the closed retreats to the laity srUl be through Friday are 8:30 a. m. ■police today but was released would have him back before tha luncheon may do so. heard daily on the Sacred Heart ber of the varsity soccer team. Ho until 4:30 p.*m. Hours the office 436 g month temporary sup- : W, IWMuord, Ito X. Mid. plans to. participate .oa thk achooi ^ committee a t 8 p. m. „ *s'#fnsmrw ^ wii*w»jMwwr>’*/r. aneyw ■ r - y « BMMbar''‘iar " the- pragram over Stsdlon w nC ; etoft- to open Saturday 'gr#' ttSO ifir J® ...his. attorocya.. under--An ^ -Bafoiw tfimt devummafif WUaoh -Bhe had ttolted $8;600; Stratojet Explodes Duriiig Refueling ing at 1:43 p.m. Sunday, Feb. 38. track team.thia apring..^ TBRLtNlOeSa* agreement that he would re­ C |^ Caub, which All Saints Mothers Circle will On campua, Moeler raaidea at until noon. ' got into a hruah with Ckpitol Po­ said his income iii only Oder Station WOTH meet Wednesday at 8:S0 'at the They are presented through the turn to testify further this lice, but aU hands denied there courtesy of thp Religious of the Trumbull HaU. IA. PH«r F. Bice about 12,200. at tUlS'p,n. Snaday aftemoon. home of Mra Robert Savoy, 7 Start aew to nea and afternoon. wee any "aiteet.” Tha sum la to support bar and Ashland S t Cenacle who conduct a retreat house for women in Jdiddletown. Pater F. Rice. eon. of Mr. and oe|oy, every dasr,.llw badae Chairman rLangar (R-ND) an­ Sen. Langer (R-ND), tho com­ thair thrse young chHdran ponding which are membera of the nounced that the committee, after mittee chairman, callaid the Ckpi- trial of thair aapante mnlntspance Barbara* Aaan., will S t Christopher’s Mothers Circle LcK;al Man Fined Mra. Charles G. Rice, RFD 4, boBoty ef Caikaai Stedtog. njMUng behind cloeed doora for Swedish baking sale will be RorkvlU(^ recentW ,^mple{q(| g HALE'S tol officers .aa the CkUfornien suits. In ban, Mn. .Roosavalt ■apea- tomerrow- aftaraooh tUdU. .naet ..tonight-at.-f'.o'clock-.at-Ui^ Yeee,eke6eao£48*nddSw . abOuttwaJunira, had- reeeaee* UBtH proeaod- htoAOman*. forehanee- accused SMT-husband-of aniH l^ the home of Mrs. Helen Tevlln, af T"*” tulheb ~V£u" of~lBm'iinuei eburae ' at' ’tiM'' fiifim ti^' Officer «niitoad of obearelaf the uaual Lutheran Church Saturday, begin- ‘ Oh Twer Chaises HeadquaHers petteme. . . There*! agfb 2 p. m., (B8T) when it will raauma to testify. Nobody foun J a warrant adultery. Roosevelt has chanad tSbaadar afternoon cioalac, due Falknor Dr. The co-hostess will CSsndidate School at ,Fort Banning, it# conalderatlon of Warren’a nomi­ at that time and WUaon himself mantal eruslty. tka MMay reaterday. be Mra Rose O’Neill. hlrq; gt 1 p. m., under the aus­ Ga., and was 'commissioned a Sec­ to beeac that jort aaitt yea. nation for tha nation’* highaat pices of the Dorcas Society of the Chargee of breadi of the peace t O R said he then asked for protective Mnat Meat (Mart Ihes ond lieutenant. The course was. de­ Ask abeoL Geakato’s aaw judicial office, custody. Efforts to reach a compromise soln^n in the six week M church. The comnUttee in charge and posseaaion of obscene litera­ signed to commission enlisted men WUaon OaUed Fugitlva A capltol policeman accom­ Buparior Judge KurU Kauffman is Mrs. Kmma Harris, chairman; ture ledto a ISO fine and a three- aadaiivo^mpTeai kaife^ also ordered the eldeet son of the controversy over the Keeney Street Shhqcd appeared nefir as quaUfied combat infantry pla­ Shortly after noon, the. commit­ panied him as he fln^y came to Mrs. Florence Lucious, Mrs. Edith month jail sentence for Walter J. toon leaders. kaadle. Degt-raaiaUat tad late Prerident Franklin D. Roose­ rallapse .today. General Manager Richard niartin and Mtoer Quinn. 40, of 10 Short S t, in Hart­ tee had called Roderick J. WUaon the committee room’s closed doors velt to pay S8A00 on account for B(Uih.. Mrs. E3vira Daniels ' and A graduate of Manchester High ratde-prooL of Hollywood. Calif., into the hear­ where he waited an hour and a Sherwood Bowers both said results of a meeting betwetai Mrs. B-dith Shenning. The uaual ford yesterday. half before he was caUeg in. attorney's fees and S850 court them yesterday afternoon wen not ' Police Court Judge 8. Burr School in the Clasa of 1951, Rice ing roqm and awore him aa a wit- costs. assortment of Swedish baked graduated from Dean Academy in Bridal regiatnr, eemwtoat nesa even though he previouaiy had “This feUer ahowed up and 1 conclusive. j foods will be offered a t this, sale. LelMnd meted out the- eentenee called poUco and asked them to Tha judge, in a ruling from the Bowers said several suggeetiohe i after hs was told that Quinn ver­ Franklin Maas., in 1862. and en­ budgat p a y ant piaaa. been deecribed by the Justice De­ beach, said that |850 a month is Membera are requested to deliver tered the New York State OoUege CaoM to sasn. partment ea a fugiUve from Jus­ arreat him aa a fugitive from jus­ ,were made hut none------of themvouldi wouldj E 'J I their donation# at the church by bally abused a poUesmsn and had tice,” Langer told reportera. for the wifa’a support and there ia Vr mutually agi-eeable to aU: par­ obaesne pictures on hia person at of Foraetry at Syracuae Univer- tice. WUaon oppoaea tha nomind- SISO additlohal a month for each ower 18:30 at the latest. elty, Syraouee, N,. Y.. that faU. In tion. Langer said police a t the Sen­ ties. He laid no further meetings, the time of his srreet SIX-nKE PlACE-SETTINOt cMld. Roosevelt also wiw ordered had been planned 'out did not rule i Originally, Quinn was charged Feb.. 1853, he entered the Army While Wilson waa In the commit­ ate "called the fugitive squad" of to oontaiue paying'the children’s Sunset Rebekah Lodge otneers tee room. Cept. Michael J. Dowd Washington Metropolitan Police cut the poeslbihty of euMi meet-' and membera win g h a ^ r a bus only ^ t h breach of the peace. The and went to Fort Dix, N. J., for Mhool tuition which amounts to '.rga Meets G O P other charge was added pi court hie basic training, arrivlnit at FortT of the Metropolitan Dietrict Police “but nobody had a warrant." The IlSg a month. tr Friday, March 12, for New Brit­ Benning in August 7£ , said he had been advised by police Senator eaid he also Immadiately In anoUier development todsy, | ain. at which time tM y wiP pre­ yesterday at the inatructlon of Aa for the attoraey’f fees, the Martin asked for an o'l.'inion from 1 Judge Leikind after be. read a In San Francis .o that a felony noUfiad Deputy Atty. Geo. Wil­ court ruled that $2,000 waa pay­ sent the “friendship key’’ ter Unity warrant had been Issued for WU- liam P. Rogers that Wilson waa Town Counsel Charlee N, Oockett! Lodge of that city. Those who police r y ort on the tdeturee —Becrq- 50pA^ in annual revamie, Thi# •eene frem toe Bradtof aad eoM pioned by Republicans, aa a long­ spell m m t ioday on vagrancy. that it had been "cTehHjr SMW5. C U ft In April, 1852, before'geitog tary of Labor Jam w P. Mltchall Tv oukl enable the company to iaaua H MeOartoy waated aa y qaeo- term apur to huaineBB growth. anti-whlto'Mau Mau ferronets cast PAIAMAS tf oas aaUWered he weald appear “They meant no har^" Usdied that Mrs;'Most was a Oom- to Korea, to give information free­ opposes ah Immediate Iwbllc more aeouritiaa, to finance its need­ Several Democrats on tha tax­ on Ken3M in 1852 wlUi knife, torch Oiiaf John 8. Davis said to ( m d Rbo I Estott muniet party member. ly in the event of hia capture. works program as a eolutioa to ed expcoslon •program, he aeid. UamelL writing Houss ' Ways and Maaas and witch doctor rituM remMiu in­ Kinsey, 25. one-quarter Iadia$ 188 Eaat Center 8t« MI-»-«88i Hayea protested, “You have al­ He said a captain whoes name uaemployatent Ha ragarda pres­ The company hea to conclude Their aMstfag, wlOi aetwork tact despite a'bomber-hacked cam­ San Bernardino, CMif., and Joint T- • Jj. ready condemned her before ahe he didn’t remember told an Ih- ent treadf as part of a neceasary its case N^uraday. The hearing te te ^ M »ms cevortag the (Oaatlaaod sa Page Two) paign te crush tha rebaUioa. a Brit­ appears,’’ he said. doctrinatioh claea this was a now and uaayoidable readjustment in would thoa likely he receaeed for preoeodlage. Is schedaled for to- ish parliamentary delegaUon re­ (Oeallaaei ea Pago TWMvo) McCarthy reCeased Ms hearings kind of war and the old idea that America's economy. ' - a month oreo to permit opponents SEOWOWe ports, sms unUl. 10:S0 a. m. (BST) tomorrow CStlng employment uptrend Steveas* * stead bfeaght a A drastic shakeup o t the East t'i a 'priaoner should give only hia to prepare Quir aide of the cast. Bariy Week Buys at 4 t o 1 4 . when Secretary ef the Army name, rank and aerial number waa rince lin , he says “it just doesn’t Chirt oppoMhta ark Torrlngtoa toaihed chaaga at toe Peategea. African Oown Colonsr'a poUc'a w u Stevens ia to appear., for a face-to- out the window. make'aansa” to say the nation la Mayor WilUani^T. CkrroU, the city KlMra far a ka^: tteM th en turn propoaed by tha F-nmn. aU->party face encounter on McCarthy's Harris said tha captain told the heading for a depriMSlon. of Stamford andUho CIO. Beea gnaabUag aaioBg seme of delegation yesterday to help cope charge that the Army baa been soft Korea-bound fliers la affect: MitchaH,,ln a major speech to a 4w military that loyalty Is a News Tidbits with the bloody uprlMng that o m m B lilletm s toward .Communist^. Today’s baarljw schedule listed British experts toy may last a gen- POPU^ SUPER MARKETS “TheyTe going to And out any- Lincoln Day rally last night, aald tohtlnuifw. from ^ ic a . PrasldanL two-way stroat: It goes dowa aa ,;£iCnlle4^.l!r(»t A PJW im - g t^ n a , W' Oir Afigry axdiangS why-^go stoesd and tell them tha fMenl 'pnhMc works ptoiaeto. if Bainual Fargusoa, Jr., of the Ooir •vraff- aa'up<-''«-«'''^2JJ'''''' eratiOB.'. ■— -.. ■ froM Ui« AP Win* last weekend, accused McCarthy of truth right off.” * ihstltutad im m ediate, would neotlcut P o i^ Co. piqtatiag up The gnanUers tevo ania- Oaadaetod Sarvey “abiMiiig” Army offictra who hava Later, in POW caihpa where he make the adjustment “s)Urt>er, impact of thei proposed rate Iii4 tataed that they ara expected to Fraah from an 18-day survey of wound up, Harris said ha found 75 more palnfuL and more protract- Jordan' annouacea it wUl oana tha fertile land where British ofppm naiPK] *P* appeared before hia Investlgationa crease'on consumer he Idyal to toe ana at the IM ■2MBJMSllBf-OC Aftfr XjiSl2^ coun ■“aufcommlUto. T1»e'' sacratary fll-; to, 8fi par cent of ill air pwaonnel ad." '-'- " Marvin ChaaiOer, A aoc#rty hat that R haeat weHied from eecority feraea each meath are roctad that two Mficers. '‘.■(w had had been iastrUOted to “tell 'em Tha. 58-yaar-old Baeretary of too top dowa. ' tries to consider Uaitoil Nations kfUing off about 300 of tho ter- reteiy ef the A na 1 CHUCK STEAK OtRLS' NYLON analyst from Now York tSty, waa bid for Jordaa-IaraeU Conference rorieU and capturing 150, the dqiq- Sea. MeOartt ----- sulq^0MMad.vahouM.a^ .SiXthtog-ttMir.,asknrLt .can’t Juict . i * w ; ii) You Don’t Have to Pay wUl rest .at that level.” ian House of Representativea wlU done ita recruiting by a combine- Aa audience of 8,<>00 ia this in­ be htid Msj’ 29. tloB of persuasion and viManca, WOBK W1 I4XIT dustrial city heard the epoech. It U. 8. Ambassador Jamaa ■ C. “Tha Inffianca of the Mau Mau NewBrttala.1 VEAL Dunn says construction of Ameri New Brltala ths beer you ^ o y today For Living" Allowances « on Pago Three) (BdRor's Botot To au ay Bopab become sometMng o f'a problem can haaas ia Spain Is hegtealug (Oeattoaad ea Pago Thru) , plaate today ■eaea, Bebert Scott McLeod le aa to the Republicans. Moaa la their wa Ivaahoe ia tWeede. Other OOP after complation of planning stag# LONG Washington, (ff)—You do not In retrospect he believes hia ...... A m erican evangelist BiUy ara the Narth A i***?*fy f?!5?^V***?*** brew*rs,srhiledeveIoipingaUght, FRESHLY MEN’S partlaaae view Mai as eenathlag ef speaking tour may have been “ill- SLEEVE UDIES’ bavS to pay income tax oa all the Earih Tremors Hit a liability. Hera’e a d oeeop af a Graham raccivas mah aeeaa wal- back to 1842, Schafer brewed ■ .d ^ beer, have notaadrificedtnM . money you earn. The law provld« advised.” He frankly says that eaaaa from thousanda of hymn sing MeGinttls Names 21 Nylon aaaa tew la Waahlagtea tort'1 1 ^ - aiace he became a target of the Londoners aa doaan elargymen act b w that WM so good It became be« chaiactor. fLUCRED SEWERS NYLON deductions for expenses and ax- c fenaliy about.) SLICED Polos iempUona of $S00 each for most > Wilk^Barre Area DeaKKrats ho may be dropped aa Graham’s bodyguard. Beard Candidates ‘ overnight. Character to subtle com- AND SZEB8 8 to '8 Sox from hia $15,000-a-year job wMch Finance Minister AU Amini aaya LADY) T ^ y Sdisetor u b r ^ g a btoation of flavor, bouquet and SOI Strsona, Including youtsalf. who Waahlngton, Feb. 24 (PV—Robert boars the title: Administrator of 40-men committee representi^ wiosnew every other baeioV|oaUtiaethat always ve off your income. Together, they Wilkee-Barre, Pa., Feb. 24 — Walter Scott McLeod, the State Boetoa, Feb. 24 («)—Patrito F. are a kind of nontaxed Uving allow­ tha Bureau of Security, Consular major oil companies ia to vMt Iraa day. nw resaon? The Schaefer mark a brew. Schaefer to , SEFTIO TANKS ' 50c ■ 5 0 c Pr, The second oertea of earth tremors Department's security chief, to a ' A ttain and Personnel. next month to negotiate oo trans­ McOiaals, Now York iByoBtraaat 3 '^ SI ance. in three days dajnagad hundreds former football player who is mak­ {fill beer! McLeod unqueationahly • haa portation and sale ot Iranian Ml broker, today naroad a elate of n llatlilM d e n e i Thera a n two kinds of daduc- of homes and broke up streets last ing headliaes ia the political arena ; arouaad the ire of Democrats. Soviet Zone Prime Minister Otto he’will seek to have aiectod as di- PASCAL tions. Bight ih a 8-Uock area where .aa- with line plunges and end runs ' Rap. Emmanuel Caller (D-NY), Grotfwohi rejaeto Kestera Powers* rectors ef the New Haven Railroad • , * Septic Tfioks, Disia Fields, sum VALUE First, there a n businaBa ax- thraetta mines honeycomb the while the etanda cheer and jeer. ! for example, characterised him aa prepeeal of “UtUe sMutioq’’ for April 14 ia oppoeitioa to the pres­ Moaes. You taka moat, but not earth. - ■ It began with the RapubUcana I a “party huckster qanvaaaing divided Gensany. ' ent management headed by Frkd- ed'tol Diy Welh and Sewer Lines LAWMMNNEL ’ SIZES Sosi^ya mU of theaa out of your The riioek sent hundreds of por- cheering and the Democrats jeer- I votes.’’ It’s improper, said Cel­ y.- S. Secratary Geueral Dag -eric C Dumaine. installed and repaired. Income to find your adjusted gross sons, many hf thorn in n l^ t- lag as NcLeod, a husky 39 yeor-oid lar, ’Tor anyone who. holds so sen- Hammdrakjold expresMB heUM Four of the mea Baamd oa M^ 14 to 28 income. I ts real beer ! WhnSte Dot clotbos, fleeing to tha atroats with a Mde as tough sa a Mp- aitive a porttion as the security forthceming Geneva Coafersnea on Giaalar elate already are N*w Second coHM personal daductlona shortly W o rf midnight in tMa po.’a, ripped through the State Do- officer to onter the hurly-burly of Korea and Indochina ia .dofliiitoly Havea diraetora — CV . Prorajt WM. F. which you subtract from your ad- traaaor-oonaclous city. Poliee ra- partmeat in search of Communista the political arena." “w itU a U. N. ocMt.**. . . Btehop g Bayet. Baltiaurs. MA; HanU PV 9 7 4 'luated g n m Ineoma to find youf any busindas you opanU, or . ad pertod no One wna tapired, aad aocurity riaka. On the other hand, the man who' Bromley Oxaara aara Owniuwajem Ptoaburae, Hamlltoa, OaL: M a Mt Incoma. (Then .you aubtract y o v tn d a se praCjaatoa. . Bavsnl raaidinta of tha area hirad Mm, Undersecretary of State haa “Bover roachoa clargy", aad P. Bulbarinrd. Weauavy, H. T« STEELE ft SON your exemptiona to find your naf You rapert thtoi on « spaelnl r^ortod hearing uada^round .ax- Now some Democrats era ha- Donold Louric, thinks thia former ."aMaa ooUtlciaiia” saaMaSao aa a a < B M u « F . MAIN ST. taxabla iaiMma.) form e«)tod' “Bcbodola Cr-wkteh ploaioaa a t the tima Of the dis- finning to aniUe. After Me- Iowa aawspaper man, FBI agent fear firr “political advaatage.’* 4ft3 VBtNON ST. you p ^ tic ft«m jteM V«Bleo or tnrbanee. Thn Woodward coOiary Lowraa aeriaaI of Lincoln Day aadueaatorial aide ia doing's graat Inquiry at NorwaBc Boa|kta) aa Tim oMwia a FREE 188 MMHnje TUBNPIKE WEST — fBL. BO-L Thar# *PS main ktnda td of tha.GI«a Aldan Ooal Oo., has apaechae for the KapuhUcaa party Job. . ■ , to bow ,3-year old ttM -irako leg TffL o r huaincaa aspan eekjTm^e^ weeeti 3M8. hard eaal worUnga 4fi0 feet unfiar they think he may ba aa aaibap-' **rou oaa’t have a namby-pamby : y M .:tr PARKING OHM DAI.Y f AJi. H f F JR. 1 . 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