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4 WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY «, ^‘T W E I ^ iiandiPBtier lEwtntnjj Bloodthohile Visits South Methodist Church-TqniorroWf 1:4S to 6:30 p.m, ;•— / K' "ftio About Town Average Daily Net P*esa RoH The Weather ■'-^h ■ ______Kor the iVeek Ended Forecast dt D. S. Wsetibnr Boiee jJ?lM*trict Deputy Night will be ob- Februnry 2nd, 1857 F j t ’Tid by Iteiicheater Kmblem Cloudy, little change In tompera- • TiCam, No. 351,, At ■ o’clock today , >ln Tinker Halt Gueata from Rock 12,425 tare tonight Low 28-88. Partly ville and Putnam are expected. ’ - Member of the Audit cloudy, cqntinued rather mild Fri Honored gueata will be Peat Su Burenn of Ctrculntion day; High fa) 48s. preme Preaident Mra. George Wil- Manchester^-^^CUy of Villagm Charm lianus Paat Supreme Preaident VALENTINES Mra. George Graxiadlo and Su preme Diatrict Deputy Mra. Vivian VOL. LXXVI, NO. 109 (TWENTY. PAGES) MANCHESTER. CONN., THUfepAY, FEBRUARY 7, 1957 (Claoaltlod Advertizing on Pngn 18) PRICE rnrs c e n t r BMuaoliel of Putnam. Following the meeting refreehmenta will be for Everyone nerved by Mra. Kenneth Hodge and her committee. ‘ We've a wonderful selection for chil Lakota Council, No. 81, Degree dren and adults. Many colorful cut New Floor Sought o f Pocahontaa, will meet tonight at outs for the kiddies; plus many sen 7:80. in Odd Fellewa' Hall. timental Valentines for the grown " 1 The llancheater Federation of ups. On MMHAddition; Utah Prisoners Free Democratic Women will meet at 7:80 pjn., Feb. 18 at the Com munity Y. 1® TO The ntonthly meeting of the May Cost $300,000 Chlldren’a Cyatlc Flbroaia Aaan. of Connecticut, Inc., will be held Feb. ■v — — — 18 at 8 p.m. in the. pariah house of the South Congreg^onal Church, A fourth floor, containings*'to Incresae its ability to care for an additional 38 beds and patients by more than .50 per cent 510 Wethersfield Ava, Hartford. “A flve-floor wing,” Mr. 'Watkina She'd Love One Of These! _ costing about 4300,000, has. aiaW;—'*wa'a the origtnai—recom . The adult-prospective member- been included in ravised plans mendation of Dr. Anthony J. J ^ p group of the Zion Lutheran They’re especially nice for Valentine gifts. , Church will meet at the church to for the new wing of the M a n -I Rourke, hoapUal consultant, whoee morrow night at 8:80. Chester Memorial Hospital, i “ P n tish M ap G roups Split CnardHurt "KWICK-DRY" PRINTED ^ __ ,__ plans for the expansion. Re- 7^* h 'Rnnrd of atudle.i have borne out Dr. TERRY KITCHEN TOWELS vote(^ by the h^P Rourke'a contention that the 4- U.S., Russia Stenciling Course Truateea. WM announced probably not In 12-H ou r C. mmore^Watl^in*, preaident of „,eet the community's' requlre- On Court Reforms Will Be Repealed the Board. . | ^^nU beyond 1980.” Originally, it was planned to "X longer-ranged solution .to the T rade W ar 5 9 - . build a 3-floor wing at a coat of W ild Party / / i problem than this,” he said, "Is ob state Capitol, Hartfordre, This put Riscassl, a former The course'in-stencilling, given $1,470.0Point of the Mountain, \ chester. YWCA program^ \jrlU be a to an estimated $1,770,000. new wing, the hospital's capacity officially approved today opinion a.s to how 7 ar uon-|’j9 4 5 ^ ^ position far removed' Utaj), Feb. 7 (/P)— Rioting repeated aa part o f the - winter /P Baaed on Long Range Saving* will be increased by 98 beds. This plans to mold western Europe program, beginning Feb. 18. There Lint-free, more absorbent.xRed, blue, green yellow In making the announcement, necticut ought to go in re from that of Gov. Rlblcoff, a Dem-1 convicts knuckled under early and blue towels. Aprons iii red,'blue or pink. will bring the total number of beds into a giadt economic unit organizing its court system ocrat who has strongly u r g e d will be eight ciasa sessions, meet S i o J u d i t t L Watkins explained the decision to to 265, as compared with the pre ...... ^ ’ today after ruling Utah State ing every other week on Monday, erect the additional floor at this capable of competing with developed todffy in the early reorganIzaMon of the minor mu-, CANNON GOLD PRACTICAL EMBROIDERED sent complement of 167.' nicipal coUrtz. Prison in nearly 12 hours of mornings from 0:80 to noon. Add plenty of sugar and spice to your spring wardrobe time waa based on reasons of the United States and Rdssia. 8tag:es of a hearing by the Decoration of furniture, trays, LUREX BORDERED economy and the wisdom of meet The ho.spltsI will then be able to The aim is to wipe out tariff Rlblcoff favors a bill, also be uncontrolled revolt that was lass and tinware will be featured . . . select from our array of sweaters. We’ve charming ing the critical problem of today's care for 4,700 more patients a year barriers among 17 West European Legislature’s Judiciary com fore the Judiciary committee to a strange mixture of violent the course. TOWEL ENSEMBLES - PILLOW CASES cla.ssics^—cardigan or slipover styles— in colors easy to rapidly increasing demand upon above the 8,000 now admitted 'an countries and Join some 250 mil mittee on various reorganiza-* day, which proposes much the nually, (Uid thus assure for the res firm TirnnnaoU' 'Same form Of reorganization aa destruction and almost tender teacher, Mrs. D. J. Cooney, match with your favorite skirts. We’ve importantly the hospital's service under its lion consumers into a free trade concern for 27 hostagee. an '^ tr u c to r of the Brazier Facer C lo th ...... 49e ea. idents who rely upon Manchester area and common market for their Traffic Jams Elevator Service .98 bulky sweaters and boleros. See, choose now. Sizes 34 ibnger-range program. ? ^ l e W T t ! h ; house was filled S * S h o u l d '’ V h Z r ' f S l Some prisonerz went on a wild methdd, has ah extensive collec- Hand Size ...... 99c'ea. arid * 2 pair The wing. Including the latest Memorial the hospital protection manufactured goods. capacity for the8K.* hearing on that it woulcl Dot Change the tlon ofF^pattama to use, Including to 40. they need, and have a right to ex lO’tod Shot aIc(9iol-and-power binge; others sat addition will enable the. hcapital The government of Prime Min the Old and highly controversial: around nonchalantly watching tele ^ aarty American. Overcrowded conditions at Man possible six years ago. it Isn't to Bath S iz e ...... $1.98 ea. She'll appreciate these good looking Price—SLIP-ON ...... $3.98<$6.98 pect. for a good many years to At 10 to 1 odds, William Negiey, 43, of San Antonio, Tex., Um ister Harold Macmillan announced Further information may he ob chester Memorial Hospital are day, say officials. The plant, they pome.” vision and looking out for the cap- Beautiful gold bordered on white, embroidered cases in florals. Mr. and bers up bow with which he hopes to kill an elephant and collect its approval of the scheme in a Various spokesmen for the tlvea they had seized. tained by calling the local YWCA leading to traffic Jams that hos say, simply can not meet the in pink, yellow, green and blue grounds. Mrs. and His and Her pkttems. CARDIGANS...... $5.98-$8.98 ‘The additional floor,” Watkina i $10,000. He leaves Feb. 9 for Belgian Congo to back up hia white paper and propo.sed that the necticut Bar Assn, urged adop probate courts, Its president, Fred ofBca. pital officials regard as downright creasing demands the community SPORTSWEAR—SECOND FLOOR Nasser Getting added, "will make it possible to i $1,000 boaat. Council of Ministers of the organi tion of a bill reorganizing courts Rundbaken of ^Hartford, told the They jlelded to Gov. George D. dangerous. is placing on it. avoid another capital fimd cam zation for European Economic Co committee. Clyde's firm insistence that he on every level, including the pro Committee members, all but A patient's life, they say. can ’This is the reason for the Man paign for expansion purpioses three ' operation (OEEC) eatablish the' bate. would not even consider their de depend'on the speed with which he chester Memorial Hospital build NEW SPRING FABRICS More, Russian or four years from now. Moreover | machinery to negotiate detailed tv,. /-„,.-.v„ tiiree of whom are Republicans, mands until they turned ibose their ing fund, which will be raised by I Its construction at this time can be j hostages and gave up their wea ARE YOU WORRIED? can be wheeled 'to the various diag- arrangements Bar Awn ’ toe largell countv or^ questioned witnesses rep- pons. nostic and tregUnpnt facilities of public subscription, Are arriving daily at Hale’s Fabric. Dept. accomplished at a much lower coat • uar Assn., toe largest countj or , relenting the State Bar Assn, as Madame Vaughn Reds Unveil U.S. Spy Meet Next Week ganizatlon within toe state ;to the extent dt support for re- The wild party ended at 5:56 Reader and Advisor the hosplUI. For patients like the ^ Plans for a new wing have been Planes,' Tanks than would be the case if it were ' The council meets in Paris next one shown here, the hospital must drawn with an eye to the need for ______[ added, as a further construction ' ‘ ‘J"' -. Organization among association (MST). The last 18 of the On AS Affairs Of Life EverglazR Ckambray week with British CThancellor of measure la "too far-reaching a n d i„,* ^ ^ „. The committee also hostages filed out of the convict- Honrs: 11 a.m. to 8 pm . Dally be able to keep its channels of speedy passage from one .point to contains features for which there In plain colon, and correlating stripes the Exchequer Peter Thorney- showed mvich loterest in the finan controUed section of the modem PHONE CH 8-8785 communication open. | anothef. These plans include: Isl^Srted'^to haverlsl^'ed^^^^ »l**<»y croft presiding. is "no need at thia time.” While keeplhg channels open at i 1. Convenient entrances. and checks. SB" wide. in building coats in recent Net During TV Show cial aspects of reorganization, and prison some 20 miles south of Salt tfd Franklin Are.,dlartford shipments Xo Egypt -in recent lj rise An OEEC study group already Lake City. With them ckme convict Manchester Memorial Hospital was 3. Relocation of expanded serv- Toiletries years and said the trustees believe ■ That po.sitlon waa taken by asked that figures showing the eX' appears to be a has announced that technically U i ices ta assure easy accessibility. weeks in w'hat^ that: the increase will continue. Leon Riscassl. chairman of the Dense or saving that would result Spokesmen, who surrendered their ------L move to rebuild President Nasser's wduld be possible to set up a Iree Legislative Committee of the arms.------I ,3. Two more elevators to-ehml- Cites 1944 Campaign from reorganization be filed tui. nate the present inadequate eleva battered armed fprees. Moscow, Feb. 7 (/Pi—The Madison s Foreign, Ministry spokesman waa trade area In association with Eu Hartford County Bar\Assn. In soon as possible. . 4S Suggeetiona Top American offlilals who dis "The hospiUl's experience in Avenue treatment has been ap- a collection of what he called ropean countries. stead of the State Bar Associa- tor sc'rvide. At limes, crowded ele- ' A wstav-lAnv* One bar assocltaion spokesman. Goy. Clyde said he would now For Valentine Gifts... closed this today said, howevef. 1944,” he said,'"confirms the wis plied with a heavy hand to Mos American spy equipment. It in France, West Germany, Italy, tlon's bill, he favored a measure however, said he felt that the cost I colder the 43 "suggestions’’ of "SliM Rtpalring of Mit iRttM’ Kind" I vators have held up the delivery of dom of the board's decision. In I meals to patients and delayed the One of our most popular fabrics for / they could not be sure whether the cow’s newest spy charge. cluded portable radio transmitters Belgium, Holland and Luxem introduced by Rep. Frederick Pope of operating an efficient, unified l ™ prjponers. But first he left the transportation of patients to the op both women's and children's dresses, shlpmenU represent a new pur- 1944, .although the campaign waa With television cameras trained and receivers, maps, forged docu bourg, are putting the finishing Jr. (R-Fairfield), majority leader court system would be less than' ^*ot home to rest after erating room to a point where that skirts and sportswear. 9 - beautiful Revlon Futurama Lipstick...... $1.25 chaae or additional deliveries \inder successful, soaring building cdsts on an elaborately frepared stage ments. cameras and poison cap touches to their common market of the House, combining ti)c j that of operating the "present in -1 nijmt-long tension of facing room was thrown off schedule. colors. Washes and irons so quickly a $250 million contract disclosed in forced the delay of construction setting, the Foreign Ministrj’ yes sules. The poison, it was said, was treaty. Over a periocl of years it present common pleas and super- j efficient system.’ them down. S A M Y U L Y E S and easily. Mix or match the checks September 1955. There have bwn until 1949, when another campaign terday presented a 3-hour espion to be swallowed if the agents were would blot out tariff among them- ior courts into one court and leav in Connecticut ia "widepread and The State Board of Corrections, { 4. Adequate storage space for Horawny by was necessary to raise .he further W oA Done While You Wait or While You Shop ! wheel chairs and stretchers, which or stripes with the plain. Revlon Love Pat, Powder ...... $1.35 rumors, but no confirmation, of a age activity claim against the captured. selvea/and set up common tariff ing the state’s municipal and pro governing body of the prison, wsus I presently clutter the hallways and second such deal. funds required.” United States. Featured were four For a clincher llychev introduc rules for goods entering the area bate courts as they are. *, (Continued on Page Two) called to meet at the prison itmiwr RUBBERS and ARCTICS ; other areas. Make a pleated skirt In less than one Revlon Aquamarine Mist ...... $1.75 The officials said they have what live "spies.” ed the four "spies" he said had from outside. the afternoon. REPAIRED { With these facilities, the hospital hour! Ameritex “ Status Quo” no-iron, as sAtiitactory €vl* (Coatlnued on Page Two) L. F, Ilyichev, head of the been altaped into Soviet territory Common Market One guard 'was stabbed and i says, it' will be able to keep its per lence that Soviet deUveries include Foreign Ministry Press depart- by the U.S. Intelligence Service. The bigger free trade idea, one prisoner beaten during tta aiu- a Heavy duty zippera replaced. Revlon Spray Mist Cologne . .\,. . $2.50 r lifeline of communications free and ■Stadium tanks; - menMrreeMdqcted Uv* lepgthy Reading fratn prepared aUU- wtalelT 'Hacmlllan originally fa- During Next 13 Years lee. ■TTie prisoner wag reported in ! open. conoN carrtprfit *tA8 probably Rusrian jet | prZsentation beforz « news CPU-' ments unddr the glaring TV lights, vorfd when he was chancellor of satisfactory condition and the NOW AT 23 OAK ST, j , (Herald photo by Pinto) Friendship Garden Bath Powder X$1.40 ference attended by some 200 ; the four told stories of falling into For Skirts 5-Pc. PLACE SETTING the exchequer, “would take the guard In' fair condition. A At Purnell Place Soviet qnd foreign reporters. the spy business through U.S. in common market aa its center Lowest Price Coty's Cologne ...... $2.00 and $ ^ ^ *‘^ew Soviet weapons GUZa PlsU Prison officials said during early Oak Street aide of Purnell Parking stood to have been unloaded in Televised and broadcast live for ducements that Included drink piece, stages of the rioting they could aee Ever—Only \2ic An Inch! crates from Communist ships amid , the Moscow area, It also was ing, gambling, swearing and visits in addition to'the common mar State Told Highway what appeared to be a body hang OPEN MONDAVS GINIRAl Buy only your waist measure plus one ONLY *1 6 '’ ' Little Lady Powder M its ...... $1.25 p ea t secrecy, mainy at the E gyp-. ^^^^^ited Nations. N. Y., Feb. 7 j filmed for later showing elsewhere to houses of prostitution. ket nations, the other 11 OEEC ing in one o f the cell blocks but • CLOSED WED. AT NOON Inch. Make up a skirt with a 28'' waist in the Commuplst bloc. The four idenuned themselves countries would be eligible to tain. HOUSEWARES DEPT. « tian port of 'Alexandrls. i'/n —I.srael't conditions for pulling there was no later confirmation. for about $3.50 in less than an hour, Little Lady Bubble Bath ...... $1.00 The new shipments all haw ar-1 out of Egypt and the Gaza Strip .^mounts to Secret tVar as Nikolai I. Yakuts, Mikhail P. They are Sweden. Nonvay, Den TV SERVICE BASEMENT Kudrayavtaev, Adam L. Novikov The prisoners began retreating McCALL without a pattern. Hand washable and rived since the Mideast fighting | brought a counter request from Ilyichev charged the United mark, Portugal, Iceland, Greece. to their cells, and authorities went PATTERN drip dry. 3 beautiful floral' stripe ended three months ago. U.N. Secretary General Dag Ham- States is tarrying on an unpreced and Konstantin I. Khmelitaky. Turkey, Ireland, Austria, Switzer Needs at $1.4 Billion S195 Plus * Parts Musical Ppwder Boxes $3.98 and $5.98 They said they fell Into German through to make a preliminary No. 4009 prints.' Instructions free! Any new Soviet arms ship- marskjold that the Israelis spell ented espionage campaign that land and Britain. survey of damage. State Highway TEL. Ml 8-5488 menu to Egypt would ^ a \1ote- out their own Int'entlonz. amounts to secret war against the hands during Worid’ War II, began One important difference in the Revlon Nail Polish...... 65c w'orklng for U.S.. Intelligence state C7apUoI, Hartford, Feb. 7 The commiaslon, created by the tion of a United Nations Assembly Hsmmarskjold discussed last Soviet Union and other .Com top two schemes ia that each mem (Continued on Page Twelve) night that he had aaked Israeli agencies in postwar Germany and (/P)—A special commission report 1955 Legislature' " t o study the cease-fire resolution, adopted Nov. munist nations. Such action, he ber of the free trade area would re ed today that Connecticut will LEATHER BELTS Ambassador Abba Eban tp find out declared, makes the United States were trained by U.S. espionage overall problems connected with (xfhUsL 1, which called on all cdUntrlea to need $1,420,000,000 during the highway financing," submitted its <£a&Ll from his government:- schools there. lovely new styles in exciting colors; also shining pat- refrain from introducing new war guilty of "gross interference in the (Coottnued on Page Nineteen) next 13 years "to rernedy critical materials into the Middle East 1. If . Israel wUl allow the U.N. home affairs of sovereign nations.” The four added that they sur bulky report to Gov. Rlblcoff. PETERMAN ents^n narrow to wide widths. rendered or were captured in the deficiencies” in its highway sys The Governor, promptly agreed \ area. Emergency Force iUNia^) to post Charges detailed included opera- tem. PLUMBING and HEATI.NO Nasser’s acceptance of addition troops on its side of the Eg>’ptian- ti(in of spy schools in West Ger Soviet Union between May 1953 with the commission that the gaso Bulletins $*1.00^ 1*1 al Soviet arms would be almost Israell armistice line. many, regular violation of Soviet and April 1954. Hershey Asks The task, said the highway fi line'tax should be continued at its SAY8: GAS H EA T I and each ai edvertksd In WOAAAN'S HOME COMPANION certain to add to Middle East ten 2. Whether Israel recognizes air space and smuggling agents Khmelitsky said he had been nancing study commission, will present 6-cent level. from tlie AP Wires sion at this time. The full signifi into the Soviet .Union. supplying American IntefUgence I pose a major financial problem to With'a lower rate, Rlblcoff said, IS'BEST FOR ?57 cance would not be clear, infor- (Continued on Page Nineteen) On.a long table in front of the with false reports ever sjnee he Training for ' toe state since it Will require it to Connecticut road building would BEST FOR A LIFETIME \ mai\U said, until it was known was arrested by Soviet secnirity find $450 million . from . revenue "grind to a very, very bad halt." REDS OUST AMERICANS Smart Girls hpw much added Soviet equipment agents' almost four years ago. His sources that are not “ currently The 6-cent rate, Rlblcoff said, WMhlngton, Feb. 7 (/IV^Kta* he was to get. last Instructions from the United Deferred Men foreseeable." was agreed on by both parties be sia tae ordered expaUeH .ot tw*. Iiecause of the strict security T h e F B I S t o r y States were received only l a s t The commiasnon, headed by --28 December, he added. cause it was felt to be the "abso assIsUat Naval attacbea at the precautions surrounding deliveitss Frazar B. Wilde,. Hartford in- lute minimum if Connecticut was •U.8. embassy ia Moscow; Tta ^ Eyerywhere American authoritlea have been The, four said their objectives as Washington. Feb. 7 (/pi — The surance executive, said the prob-i , __ ...in. ______u,_u___ head of the draft system ssid today State Departinetit, annomtetag unable thus far to determine how agents had been ‘‘military and eco lem of recommending .pfclflc needs. -tbis today, said tta two Ameri much Soviet equipment has been nomic spying, diversionism, com “ it- would seem wise . . and soiu'ces of additional .revenue "la VACUUM CLEANER humane “ to give some military To,reduce It now, said Ribicoffr cans were nasaoltod on a street delivered since the fighting ended. promising Soviet and party work far to comple'x” to cover in the Th Lentagrad where one wan training to many of the men now report. would mean that Connecticut now on ly But they agree that the new shlp- ers, obtaining Soviet documents, would lose federal highway grants oariytog a camera. The an- all make a pojnt menU thus far are not nearly as Trailed spreading anti-Soviet literature deferred because of parenthood or It aald, however, that if thj nounoemmit named the. twe nf- , big as the original $250 million other caiues. and not be able to "keep up with its and false rumors and drawing state does .not continue its gaso vital road needs." fleers as Capt. Paul R. UtfebnaH order. The first contract is known | morally unstable people into spy Lt. ■ Gen. Lewis B. Hershey, line tax at the present rate of 6 of wearing ‘ReoJIetic’ Program of the Marine Corps, which .is to have included more than 100 ing activities." Selective Service director,, said in cents a gallon "the atate'e ability psrt of the Navy, and Naval ijt, Mtg Jet fighters, about 50 IL 28 They said they had not been testimony prepared for s House to accelerate highway construc The commission said the huge WiHlam S. Lewis. twin Jet medium bombers, more punish.ed in any way after Soviet Arined services subcommittee that tion” Will be imparled seriously. highway program envisaged from with compitie set 1957-1969 is "realistic and well- than 150 medium Unks, sonic security caught up vith them. it is "disquieting" to think of what Under present legislation, the ujL HOLDS rrioirr p o l i c y - of attachments the 'United States would have to tax la. due to revtrt to Its former conceived." Wasbington. Feb. 7 (/F>—Ad (CoutiBued on Page Twn) (Continue oi. Page Fifteen) do if it .suddenly had to bujid up 4-c.enU-a-galIon rate July 1. It is needed, it said, because: ministration ofliolals said today • FuMas G-B 8wlv«l-lsp c » ^ z h i ten by DOX WHITEHEAD?inforination, hut when toe FBI its arnied forces by twd million J Nine months after J. Edgar Hoo Favors 6-Cent Gas Tax "i. The advantages of this pro- there was no Indication this Gev- s RoOii deans sltr« sas^ had. gathered together toe parts, men. methods ! Sram to .the average motorist and SPANKY ver flashed the'waraing that atom-'i there was the clear picture of es When revenue raising ernment would esito Ita “ tight • Eztrn-lasgt ’’Iksuw-Awsy” Bsd ic secrets had been .stolen by He ssid the two choices, both are considered, said the comm is-' taxpayer make its achievement inooey” policy in the pnttom of • PowsfM G-E nNter pionage later revealed in testimony bad," would be "to recall at least B. T. PETERMAN Benson to Cut agents of the Communists, the in federal court. •ion, "among 'the features which > highly desirable from the stand- 'the Bank of England’s dedslaii j w^Ie wretched story of espionage ; one million of generally unor should receive particular . atten- ■ point of practical economics, . to reduce Its discount rate from Installer O f PANTS On Nqv. 29, 1944—three months News Tidbits ganised former servicemen, aging Sy) to 5 per oeat. was known to the FBI. . after T/4 S(^. David Greenglass' tlon are extension.) of toe 6-cent ■ “2. Growth of Connecticut's In- American-Standard Price Support FBI agents. had followed th e' ready reservists, or take one mil gasollne tax and review of charges dustrial 'anit commercial enter- traiiafer to the secret Los Alamos Culled from. AP Wires lion untrained who have not eerved, spy trail to Dr, Klaus Fuchs, andj atomic bomb project — Ruth on ■ larger commercial vehicles, I prises may be swiously impaired STARTS HUNGER STRIKE Equipment from Fuchs to the * Philadelphia ' -but unfortunately have not particularly those from out ol j ------' Cairo. Feb. 7 (A-Dorto Shafik,. . "ROLL-EASY” On Feed Grain Greenglass arrived In Albuquer trained.” leader, of the Egyptian Feminist TeL MI 9-9404 or 9-3001 chemist. Horry Gold. Fi-oin Gold, j que. N, M. This was their second state.' ’ ' (Continued on ^ g e Nineteen) the path led to a 28-^year-old e x -' Newspaper/and magaxihe deliv In making his estimate of man Movement, was reported to«lay to And we va got thatiK Dimple-knit cotton m gay colors and o charming rosebud wedding anniversary. erers vote to end sta-dny strike have embarked on a “ hanger VACUUM CLEANER Install'A Clean 'Washington, Feb. 7 (g^—Secre- Army sergeant. David Greenglass, j One day while walking along power needs in case the United which curtailed distribution in New States had to augment its forces strike to the death" tor the “ fre- now only . Quiet, Efficient print. . . Smooth knit cotton in solid colors and o smart |kin check print. . . ^ r y of Agriculture Benson will who lived with his-wife, Ruth, and Highway 86. out beyond the city announce soon a broad list Of thrir two children in New York York Metropolitan area.. .Haiti by two million., Hershey waa ap dpm of my couatry.’ ’ In n shUe- limits, Ruth told David about a stUI without gavemment chief but meat to the press, she laid she farm product price support rates City. talk she'd had with Julius and parently counting on Using ' those S’enators Ask Ike List - for 1957 which would reduce the Greenglass was in the kitchen | life goes on much ss usual. reservists who are now attending demanded, among other thtaga, 7 A a KERICAN e BosMe waistbonds, ruffle or cuff fWih leg • Coy Waihfost colon ond white Ethel Rosenberg in -Neiy York. government’s financial liability in preparing the baby's milk formula | West German Lt. Gen. Hans paid drills. an "end of tta d l^ torial reglmn Ethel was David’s sister, Spetdel named eommauder of in Egypt which will eventanlly e Eosy to wed), need no ironing • towoo’l shrink out e/Rt underwriting farmera' markets. when two FBI agenta knocked on Ruth said; He said elsewhere in his testi Somewhat lower rates than last the door. It waa June 15, 1950. | NATO land forcen in Central Eu mony there are 914,000 of....these lead my country to baakriiptcy "Julius, said at last he's doing rope. , .President Eisenhower tella Specific Inflation Cui^bs and anarchy.'' year are expected for livestock Greenglass left the kitchen and What he always wanted to do — and that while it is "optimistic" to GMKS. ^ feed grains and oilseed crops, but opened the door. Congre«lonaI prayer brenktast think Utat they are . ready for ive Information to the Soviet that strength for common tasks is INVES'nGATE MALTREATMENT little if any changes in floors un Agente Look Around s;nlon!" combat, .the remaining 2H mil- Washington, Feb. 7 (A^—Legis-- inflatioh, the President could do Parris Island. SA!.. Feb. 7 ( A . with der milk and daily products and The agenta showed their identl- gained through unity in faith and Oreenglaas Agiecz hope. lative leaders called on President something about it himself. Anthorities at this Maitee Cerp* complete cotton. -, fleation'. “We are trying to lo Ruth said that Julius krtew (Oenttoaed ea Page Twelve) Eisenhower today to lay down "He could stop this excaaslVe Depot. where six recmlls The' net effect of these changes cate information on materials lost: David was working on the atomic Chicago newspaper says it has set of learned that scieirtlsts uave con- specific proposals if he wants Con government spending by cutting drowned on a discipilnary nmreh attachments would be to reduce the potential misplaced or stolen' at Uie Los bomb, Juttus and Ethel wanted last .\pril, began aa faivesttgatlon amount of money the depart rinded Orimen sister* died of ex gress to enact controls against in- hia own budget Just aa he cut Tru Alamos project. You worked at David to give them information man's budget by $9. billion' in today of “ several’ ’ reemUs* ment's Commodity Credit Corpor Los Alamos, didn't you?” posure. . .South Carolina Supreme England Bank Cuts fiatloD. • N m r k m M MR W ^ U a i d u f d about his work ■ which would be _ — Eisenhower’s statement that the 1053," Byrd said.. c h a r ^ that drill bistruetera had • Bvan n i i ip w d dmiu ation (CCC) would have to put up "Yes." Greenglass said. "But 1 useful to Russia. If all nations had Court reaffirms “ long mtahUshed mistreated them. Tta pubUe to- rule" that is libelous to print that Intl^est on L A i a n S i •"•y •>»ve to move in Sen. Saltonsta'U of Maasaebu- rmmrfW&SMtirt to carry out price commitments to can’t help you. I know nothing this atomic information, Julius formathm oftlee said four drill to- Ryts A -M m is m l 8MS 8 - Dtaels Wt Slyls c - limsai ML priMlucers. about It.” / a'white person is s negro. if business and labor fail to mirb aetta, chairman of the conference Hot Water or Steam Boiler Omtheem PM, MM w Sn** D - . Sm * WL said, one nation couldn't use the price and wage rises found Demo' of ell GOP Senators.' aaid the stmetors asaigned to Ptotoea SM 8sadstltta¥a««,PW(. SNMsNtmWMNLPhk. Pt» A*A*i PlA •••• Benson's.. reason for lowering The agents continued to ques bomb as a threat against another Mother of blonde actress who London, Feb. 7 tP)-^The Bank have been removed from toetrae- For The Ultimate In Ydto*. IhM 2-18 yis. supports on fe ^ grains—oats, tion the ex-sergeant. Would he died yestetoay in New York says crats and Republicans ah^m& di queation of controls had not been Sea Them Now! E-Z TERMS! MM.tew3.Uyn. gg^ nation. . o f England today reduced its in vided over toe present'xPM>'*for tlon duty during tta toqulry, ex A T OUR 85c abtsS-ISyti. qr BsA Sin* 8.U yn. - barley, grain sorghums as well aa luwe any objections if they looked she tad not received n letter fiwn dizeuBsed in the regular weekly pected to last 18 days to tim ' Home Heatiqg David was scared. "I can't do it. terest rate' for lending money controls. ^ meetings of Republican leaders corn—^would be to reduce the in around the npartinent? , Rujth.” he said. But next day he her dangtater for three yearn.. weeka. APPUANCf DEPARTMENTJ. $9e from 5H to 5 per cent Chairman Fulbright (D-Ark) of with the President. He- said he centive for heavy production of "I have nothing to hide,” Graen- agreed Julius had been' hia herd Authoritative sources say United The decrease brought the rate PLEASE USE OUR OAK STREET ENTRANCE these crops at a time when sup glaas peraisted. "Go ahead." Stntea may furnish Bnliun. both Senato Banking committee, who knew of no imminent meaaage to RAP R ioars PRfWORAI* WE GIVE GREEN STAMPS to t years. He didn't want to see down from iU higheet point elnpc has lujiiperted the administration’e • • plies and surpluses are the largest A few nUnuias later one o f the Julius fsil gt/anything be tried. gnided missiles and artillery weh- Congress on the subject. . H'aehtogton. Feb. 1 Wash and wear cultured Pettl-Point, neei^s little or nov. 1832, set last Feb: 16 in a move "tight money" polky, said the of record. \j. agents left the apartment with 24 'David gave Ruth a description pons to be fitted with British-made to stem Britein'e rielng inflation. ' “Althoughi I favored etandby Beuthemere ntouatod a freatad GREEN STAMPS GIVEN WITH CASH SALES ironing, wrinkles hang out after wearing, no starch n«ces-4 . $1,81 for-Gont /■ picturea of Greenglass and his of the Los .^ m o s layout, the ap j atomic warheads. / country might have to go to more controls, I would be alow tp vote attack ea CIvU Rights propaaato The cut win have worldwide re- direct ' controU—particularly on sary. As seen in leading fashion magazines. Colors: Red, ■ The Secretary also has proposed wiffL proximate number of people work Southern Bell Telephone'Ca r percuaaiona since the Bank of for any new controls," Saltbnetall af a oongresatoeal' eomwtttea beige, aqua and puch. Sizes 5 to 15. - to support com at. $1.31 a bushel . Harry Gold studied them, ing in the' rm rlcted area, and the orives cash eettlemrat ef 8815,888 England is the key financial in- consumer cre d it-^ inflationary eeid. ' , ' heewtog today. 1* tewehed e t t under a new soil bank allotment last he said: "This is the man names of scienttsts whOM ixmnec- from Communications Wimltors t i preaaurea grow. Sen. O’Mahoaey (D-tVyo), who brietfiiig give - sad - take' ‘ e a , BL EL t stithtian of the eterfing area. Oth program pending before Congreea. contacted at Albuquerque.'! tion with the atomic project was Amertctt for physical damggp to er financial inetitUtioiu. tieually “ As a practical matter, though,” ia directing a senatorial mquiryv rhaagee with eeeaaiiMea awBM asf $ 1 4 - 9 8 This comiiarM .with $1.50 for last AteaKe R atab1^le8t supposed to be top-secret. Me had comptay’s facuities during 88^day follow the lead of the nationalised he said. “Congress is not likely to into gasoline price IncreaMs, skid here. .Sfltaeasee frem Gceifgto ih -M H A U e O n year's, crop grown on 14 'ins oom- For a time Graangtaswprotastad picked up their names by over ipfiS strike... John A. RooMvelt do anything unless the PrfMident 'it is up to Eisenhower to “make and Atotama dsaeoared Mw la g -. AUMCMiwwt Cowa- Besnoye thia advl mad attach TEEN DBPt.--SlEXX>ND FLOOR plying with the government con-.! hia innocrewa. But then, tike hearing talk at the plant ^taid several political asaociatoa are The bank’s alcUon. on ikders of makes aome specific retommenda* Up hU mind what )>iz on in tUative prepnmie to kadi iwafll it to yogr existing bwUer for tfol profram. that of Foeha and Gold, his part Gives Xaiaes to fipllus Mhig to court to eeaspel Maatat- or ef the Exchequer Ooitt.”' ■ ' , j, flation ia going'to be.'^ aa Ita “seed of a SavtaMgrya • CORNIR MAIN m i OAK STREETS quick reference. Prompt, oonr- ' Last y e v 'a rata . repipaenUd of the story finally epUlad forth. Rhth memorised all DaVid told her toa OOP OrgnalzattoH to let them Thoraeycroft, makes money 'Chalrtnjan ^ w d (D-Vaf o f the Elseqhower.. said he wasn’t ael^- OaMapa.* “ itoMtoal.'' a a f tMus quotnttona. Piaaa ky | 8 ^ the parts faU Into ' ------' Senate ' Finance committee aaid iSleak 8> flail*'' fC m U s m t em r a g e r m m t ptaee. S 6 o m person, had all tlie I Oh M f s Xm ) o S . - ‘ em rafe“tm y that if UseDhower is ‘worried a h ^ t !'«• F H e T ta ),
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■ ' i-'v N e w Floor Seught Nasser Getting Bar, ME A Names Crasli Victim Scouts Begin More Russian Teachers in ’ Still ^Critical’ -Annual Drive KNOW TOUR OPPONENTS artments Planes, Tanks Eight Plays TO PICK BEST PLAT ■ ee tli ^ p n M M H Addition; On Court Refarms noth iddea ridaemMe The condition of Patricia Mur The annual financial drive tot Bff Alfred Sheinweld ROASTING CHICKENS NO RTH phy, 9, ihjured last Thursday by Boy Scouts of Blackledge District, tOontteaed from Pag. Oae) (OoattBBOd from Pago Oae) contended that sassntisllly it la a “Kalsidosoope-195r’ win be pre Knowledge of your (^ponenta is 4 A 9 6 2 , ,000 Cost a runaway car on Park St;, re (Charter Oak Council, is beipg held sometimes more Important than a Every week we sell more of our juicy fkivorso^e chBr* simple, direct bill. sented by local teachers at the Y A 6 mained “criUcal” today according this week. The area which com- heavy Soviet tanks, artillery, anti Sen. Harold Borden. (D-Hart- 0 19 8 8 2 coal-barbecued chickens, 50c extra for roasting any sbe, M a y Cost $3009000 aircraft guns, weapons and per Interest in court raorganlaatioa new High School auditorium Feb. knowledge of the odds,- TUs was Rockville, Feb. 7 (Special)—, .Church will meet at 8 o’clock at to Manchester Memorial Hospital prlzea Andover, Bolton, Glaaton-, vary keen,” a retired Jurist told ford), a committee member, chal- 16. Proceeds wiU be u s ^ by. the the key to the winning play in a 4 K J 8 four to eight pounds. Call early for Sunday orders, when sonnel carriers and half a doaen lenk^ that contention with the V rnS T BAFT Conetruction of 60 garden apari* the home of Mrs. Alice Carpenter. authorities - bury, Hebron, Msmcheiter and (OeaMaaeg from Page One) small submarines. the committee at the outset of comment: Manchester Education Assn, for' hand from the Winter National mente off South St. at an eztl- The United Lutheran Church spits are loaded. Nasser's Air Force may have Women will meet at the church The girl waa reported reapond- Marlborough was canvassed last Skating Conditions the hearing. “It seems to me you used a scholarship funds, Tournament in New Orleans last tV.V t?o'.8 mated coit of 9500,000 ii planned ing to treatment of extenaive in Sunday by Scouts who distributed To obtain the (utida for the been 50 j>er cent destroyed in the “Never has general interest great big broom, especially tq the The series of eight playlets cov- December. at 7:30. brief battle against Israeli, Brit by Louia Lavitt, real eeUte agent, ternal injuriu and a possible hip literature to all homes. This Sun boUding program a total ot |280,* Park Department offlciala been so great,” said former Su probate courts.” ers 100 years of chenjing theatri- West opened the throe of spades. ♦ 8 9 * * 10** 0 4 9 9 Ladies of Maple Grove will meet fracture. *' ROGER OLCOn QOO la BOW arailable fr>r buildin? reported this morning that ish and French forces, although preme Court Justice Newell Jen The. bar bill would reduce the cal tastes, including, tragedy and Bast playe^ the Jack, and I won X It waz iezmed today. at 8 o’clocllocg at Franklin St. club- day, accompanied by thdir parents, many Egyptian planes, succeeded HDUTU Also listed aa remaining on the purpoaeo. Tbere la the poaaibiUty due to the tmpredicted weather nings as a public bearing on the number of prdbate Judges from tire, melodrama, tragedy and in my own hand with the king. I A K 18 4 South Park Garden Apartments, house to make plans for the an critical list were C^larkson F. they will call at the homes for 403 West Center Street Mitchell 3-7853 condltiona, no decision on pub in flying to airfields in Saudi issue opened in the hall> of the mystery. entered dummy with the ace of niversary banquet. The meeting 1 of addltioaal fimda through a Fed* Arabia, Syria and other neighbor 132 to 9. T K Q J 9 8 aa the project ie called, will be Bailey, 66,. and his wife. Lillian, 64, contributiohs. atal grant Preoent eatimatoa are lic ice abating at the town’a House l^fore a big crowd. lik e Jennings, McCormick testi Four of the scenes wlU be taken hearts and led a diamond to the K Q 7 located on about '200,000 square will be followed by a social. ing Arab countries. king, losing to the ace. This was Andover, injured In a head on The district has a total member .1 th at approximately 91,000,000 supervised areas would be He is chairman of the Citisens’ fied that he has found “tremendous from professional plays: The ♦ A Q feet of land running south from the Ladles of Columbus will meet at crash on MewBolton Rd. Tuesday. Buat be aeoured from other aourcea made until this afternoon. His Army is reliably estimated Committee for Court Reorganisa comic frmeral scene from ‘“Tom disappointing, since if the aoe of 8 o'clock at the Moose Club to ship of 1,669 Scouts registered in to have suffered, far less damage. interest” in court reorganization Month West N oH h K ast top of Plllzbury Hill, with a 60- Mrs. Bailey reportedly spent a to complete financing of the proj tion, a group backing a bill drafted among the informed section of the Sawyer,*” a bit from the suspense diamonds had been in the East 1 4 P ass foot wide pasmgeway to South St. work on cahcer dressings for the 23 Cub Packs, 20 Scout Troops and However, a telephone ah -' band, the slam would have been I Y Pass comfortable night after under five Explore'r units. ect Commenting on tbla, Watklna swering service will be avail-’ by the Connecticut Bar Assn. public. ' drama, “Ladles in Retirement;” 1 NT Pats 4 NT Paaa Entrance will be from South St. Rockville Public Health Nursing going surgery. Both of her legs Jennings testified that he 1s en three brief dialogues, from “Jour “on ice.” only. Assn. Institutions sponsoring Scout N O W OPEN atreaaed the urgency of aecuring a able at Center Springs Lodge The 'Winner “Where there is ignorance Pass Pass were fractured in the crash. The units are Second Congregational BUbatantial oreraubacrlption of the couraged by the support given the (about the issue), there is apathy,” ney's End;” and a glimpse into the West now led the five of spades, Opening lead—4 * Three 2-story tmiu of brick and _ VO-AG Decision from 3 to 6:80 tonight at future called “If Girls Asked Boyd and I had to make a key decision. condition of her husband was re Church, Highland Park PTA, Cen UNDER 9890,000 ^objective of the current which tim e the conditions Ocala, Fla. UP)—Thomas Cum bar bill by legal n)inds. ha said. frame conetruction will contain 20 A decisive meeting on the loca ported im “unchanged.” Bailey bbtld&ig fund campaign. mings beat a train to a railroad The bill which provides, among Legislative Opposition for Dates.” Should I play low from the diunmy, apartments each, with three and tion of a proposed vocations! agri ter Congregational Church, St. will be relayed’ to those in Four Written by Teachers hoping that West held the queen suffered a brain concussion and a Mary's ^Iscopal Church. Hebron NEW MANAUEMENT “Many Indlvlduala anc corpon- terested. Also, after 6:30, per Crossing and saved his bankroll. other things, for elimination of the Sighs of strong legislative op 5 2 Diamonds-10 8 5.3 Clubs-K J 6. one-half or four and one-half cultural center will be held during possible fractured skull and inl- tlona have already made generoua Cummings said he had pulled present city, town, borough and position to court reorganisation Four skits have been written by of spades? Or should 1 go up with What do you do? rooms. Each apartment 1* entirely the week of Feb. 26, William H. PTA. Ehcchange Club of Glaston sona desiring information may members of the teaching staff: A the ace, hoping to drop the queen possiible fractured skull and In- bury, Eastburv PTA. South School contrlbutiona," he aald,, “which his car off the highway to sleep justice of the peace courts, faces came only yesterday after Senate Answer: Bid six no-tnunp. Part on one floor, with both front and Kahn, chairman of t.u School The Baileys were riding toward xneana to ua that .the people of call center Springs Lodge. a while and was wakened by an uncertain reception at the hands Republicans, who hold a 31-5 melodriuna from the 19th century, of spades, drop the Jack of Board and its representative at the PTA. Waddell' School PTA, Hollis diamonds, or bring about some ner shows 22 to 34 points, and you rear entrances. Bolton when their car waa hit by ter Street School PTA, Manchester THE CLARK HOUSE llancheater and aurroundlng towna man who claimed to be a law of- of the Republican majority in the majority in the upper chamber, “Pureheart Place” or “Who’ll Pay have 12 points. The combined r.:eetlng8, revealed last night. the Hateful Mortgage?” by David sort of obscure squeeze play for Owned by Edwin Lavitt a car drive. 1 bv Mrs. Rose Dore, Green PTA, Buckley School PTA. fully appreciate the critfcal need JClcer demanding to see his driver's Legislature, it was indicated yes- met in a caucus. count is therefore 34 to 36 points, The land is owned by Edwin M. Three members of the State De STORRS, CONNECTICUT terday by an informal sounding of Monahan of the High School fac the slam? ___ __ '■ 40. of 128 Birch St. Mrs. Dore Washington School PTA. ,for enlargement and will aUpport buyer, Mrs. Robert Martin, was the license. Later, GOP Senate leaders said Odds~I5r Flnpeae which should be-enough fqjasm all Lavitt but under optlbn* to Louis partment of Vocational Education was treated at tliB liuspUAl afid' Route 195—Near UConn Campus our fund campaign liberally to aee ri^tfril owner of the certificate, Suspicious, Cummings ran. When sentiment among OOP leaders. that while the Senators made no ulty a hillbilly scene by Mrs. Mary slam but not for a graM'-slam. will be present at the meeting, C'ommned Catholic Mothers' Cir Ann H andley of Robertson Mathematically, the odds toid Lavitt, who said he has applied to released. Police said today that no to the aound aolution of our prob found in thh box after Mrs. Martin he saw a train approaching on a Cites Waste-of Ifftort definite derisions on court reform (Copyright 1957, General Feat- FHA for financing. as well as representatives from the cle, Andover PTA, Nathan Hale lem of adequate hoapltal f acilitiea." had brought her purchases home. nearby track he dashed across in In testimony prepared for the It seemed plainly clear there was School'; a take-off on the “Roaring me to flneue. The odds were interested to'wns. Each town will charges have yet been made, but PTA, Verplanck PTA, Bowers Open Dally 7 AM. to 10 P.M. Twenties” entitled “The Jazz against dropping the queen of tnres Mip.) A building permit was applied Chat Patrolman Albert Scabies is The auction was held to dispose front of it and hid in underbrush, hearing. Carter W. Atkins, execu little sentiment for the proposals. yesterday. Robert H. Chambers Is present the reasons for its choice PTA. First Church of Christ Con Finest In fountain and cafeteria service. of household effects of an estate watching the man search for him tive director of the Connecticut As one influential Republican’ Age,” by Barbara Jones and Syl ■padee or the Jack of diamonds. of location. If the towns still can still investigating. gregational in Glastonbury. Marl Luncheons and dinners from via Claflln of the Bowers School; There was an even chance for the clvU engineer for-the apartments. whose executor contended inclusion after the train passed. Public Expenditure Council, criti said of reform: Qubu) Exhibits Painting not agree on a site, the State of borough Congregational Church. n A.M. to 8 P.M. of the stock certificate in Mrs. cised the local courts qn these ‘.‘I don’t think it has a prayer of and a satire from a play called flnesse in spadea. ficials will make the decision. Eastbury Civic League, South Ha reported to the Florida "A Streetr Car-Dame’s DesiK,” by However, West wae Cliff Russell A tropical water color painting’ Chinese cuisine available on apeclal or Martin’s purchase was an “uncon Highway Patrol, which confirmed points: a chance.” EASTWOOD by James P. Quinn. Ellington, will Their decision, in turn, must be French Club Set Methodist Church. Bolton PTA, St. der. Dine In the Cypress Room. Avail scious mistake.” “The Judges are more often Jthan Even those who were sympa Isador Wolf of Keeney Street of Miami, one of the beet players James' Church, Andover Volunteer Cummings' suspicion that his pur School. in the country. A good player does be on exhibit at the Rockville Li approved by the State Department. able for banquets and special occaaions, suer didn’t ' represent the law. A not without legal training.” thetic to some sort of court reform “Bwt serlanMui^ •! the rm a be brary this month. Miss Winifred Murphy Fire Department. Emanuel Luth also. Their “Judgments are subjeot to were reported unlikely to support The cast of “Pureheart Place,” n’t lead sway from a queen against si^ MerM*”—mr .nim crib^ To Install Slate eran Cliurch,’ American Legion flashlight and overcoat were taken or "Who’U Pay the Hateful Mort six no-trump. Hence, no matter - traly ■umsrsbie rietsnl I bstM Quinn, a member of the Tolland Miss Winifred Murphy, 7'8, of 78 TEL. OArfield 9-9366 from hla car. re-trial in the higher courts with it even under a compromise plan. Bersauw - Yale Brimmm - Belea County Art Assn., painted the pic High St., died yesterday after a Post. No. 102, and Andover JL gage?” includes Betty Brown, what the odds were, I knew that Is The French Club of Manchester Sportsmen's Club. resulting duplication and waste of However, Riblcoff’s idea di re Jack Palmer, Zane Vaughn and Cliff didn’t hold the queen of ture while on vacation In Venice, long illnesa. Bom In Tolland, Nov. effort" form differs slightly from that of Symond Tavener of the High spades. Fla. 7, 1879, she Was the daughter of the will hold its annual installation of Frank Miller of the Savings The Judges “are not retained in the association and the chances of School, with Mrs. Margaret Carl For this reason I put up dum ANASTASIA’ Ken Gore, Gloucester, Mass., late Jeremiah and Mary Kelly officers’ banquet Sunday at 6 p.m. Bank of Manchester Is chairman of office on the basis of merit and ex the Governor’s plan ieem only a son as director. my’s ace of spades and mapped CisemaSeape e>4 Oelar landscape painter, was guest of the Murphy. She leaves a sister, Mrs. at the Red Ember Restaurant, the- drive, and John W. Mortimer perience, but, on the other hand, bit better. . ' The “Tom Sawyer” scene, di the queen. The rest was Just a t;es ■ sue Art Assn". Tuesday night. Using Josephine Hirth, Bristol. with Dr. J. L. Hebeit as master is chairman of Blackledge District. NAMES seldom survive 'the election of a Tlia GOP leaders, none of whom rected by Miss Ethel Robb, is matter of cashing trioke. - risa 'THE palette knife almost exclusively. The funeral will be held tomor of ceremonies. Governor of the opposite patty.” would be quoted by name, said the acted by Dorothy Hills, Dorothy OBEAT AKEBlOAN'rASTIMB” Gore pajnfied a Connecticut win row at 8:30 a.m. at Burke Funeral Honored guests will include the ,The Judges' “records for the DaUy Qoectlon Tasa Evall • A a a Freacla Senators feel the association plan Getehell, Muriel Smith, Evelyn Partner deals and bids two no- liSe • ills - 4:i5 ter seerie in a two hour demon Home, and at St. Bernard's Church Rev. Theodore Gubala. of St. YOU CAN handling of millions of dollars Is much too technical and that its Latty, Constance Adams, Sailih Am. Walt friiaar’a “Waatwszd Ba stration. He also'presented a port- at 9 o'clock. Burial will be in St. Bridget’s Church, who will be the M obiiheaf have, time and again, drawn heavy trump. The next player passes. Bernard's Cemetery. BEER — W INES SOCOSV.VACUUM HtATINC Oil implications are so great it would Bombria, Joan Connary, Carolyn You hold: Spades-A 9 8 Heorte-A Tha wesaea'wes< •f<)Mo of several landscapes painted princtpdl speaker; and the Rev. Mutual Admiration Society TRUST criticism from the auditors of pub take a handful of legal experts Christie and Patricia Murphy of vhlle visiting In Tolland County. Friends may call at the funeral Edgar J. Farrell of St. James' LIQUORS lic accounts.” to understand Ita full meaning. the Waddell and Verplanck mfiiools. Hospital Notes home today from 3 to 5 and 7 to 9 Chui-ch. Walter N. Leclerc, chair The three McAllister brothers with something in common—their "W t deliver" Other witnesses who came to the Asks Draktlc Reduction “Ladies in Retirement,” put on Admitted I'esterday; Miss Gail p.m. man of the Board of Directors, birthday-pose with their mother. Mrs. Samuel McAllister, for their [ hearing with prepared testimony The bar association bill, unlike by the Green, Highland Park, Na Lutz, 7 Hale St. Ext.; Mrs. Jose will seat the officers-elect, who first picture together. The newest inember of the family, Gregory 1 includ^: Ribicofrs plan, calls for a drastic than Hale and Lincoln schools, phine Ltebe, 26 Prospect St.; Mrs. Vernon and TaloottvlUe news are William C. Marsh, president; Wayne, was born Jan. 28 at Manchester Memorial Hospital, which K Arthur Drug Stores j MORIARTY William H. Mortensen, former reduction and change in probate Helen Oronskl, 101 Brooklyn St.; items are handled through The Mrs. Henry J. Cormier, vice pres is also the birthday of his 6-year-old brother Paul James and his 5- will be directed by Mrs. Madeline Herald’s Rockville Bureau, 7 W. ^ Bk ▲ A ▲ ▲ ,4k ▲ ▲ ^ Mobil State Senate and former mayor of courts. It would cut from 122 to Mitchell with a cast of Margaret M r s. Betty Curran, Windsor ident; Mrs. Arthur P. C y r , secre year-old brother Robert Allen. The McAllisters live at 19 Jackson . r w '* £ Hartford—"The fact that a number nine the number of probate courts Boyle, Ruth Briggs, Judith Dick- TELEVISION Locks. Main St., telephone TR. 5-3136. tary; and Mrs. Paul Grenier, St. (Herald Photo by Pinto). of these (minor) courts are staffed Discharged Yesterday: Timothy treasurer. fuel! I BROTHERS and put probate Judges on salary- hart and Dorothy Poole. Mrs. HOUSEKEEPERS Kerosene by persons of ability and integrity Currently they collect fees for Elaine Shultz will direct Charles Green, 28 South St.; Penelope An from nearby St. Mary's told the is our good fortune, but the preS' Johnson, Robert Wolfert, John derson, 28 Valley View Lane; John Augusta, Kan. (Ah—Robbers who FAIR TRADE Busy Hunter PRESCRIPTIONS Distribaton ence of competent individuals handling cases. Van Wprt 'fbrxjs Bulletin, appeal \. Both bills would abolish munici Riley and Mark Kiistoff of the PBOOEAMS Oosson, Thompson vine; Mrs. Bes entered a home near Augusta ap Milwaukee (A*i —The< Milwau ing to other hunters to watch (or “FREE PICK-UP tni tiilo 10 riuif should not be allowed to obscure sie Blyun, Mounted Rt.; Diane parently had housekeeping in kee Sentinel offered free want Van Wert, Ohio (4*)—Somewhere tot i3u*f>ir- 301-315 CMtwr St. the fallings of an archaic and hi' pal or Justice courts in each town Barnard faculty in ‘‘Journey’s the setter. AND DELIVERY” and city and transfer their End.” Maynard, Skinner Rd. mind. ads to local youngsters. around here there's .a setter who's The trio said they got their limit adequate system of Justice in our ' Tonight's Events They removed a heating stove, Jon, age 8, offered to ‘'ex lower courts .. I appeal to the function to a court similaf to the Act “jazz Age” Video Everyday — working overtime. in the (irst 10 minutes of the pheas PINE PHARMACY M l 3-5135 Superior Court setup. The “Jazz Age” scene will be All Rights R ^ rv e d — The Book (ilub of the Women’s several light fixlui-es and- -he change my mother's mangle for a The dog doesn't know when to ant season, but the dog kept on go- General Assembly and in particu Guild of Union Congregational kitchen sink. 664 CENTER 9T— Ml 9-9814 lar to my fellow Republicans who The GOP leaders said senti directed. by co-author Barbara H. T. Dieldiison A Co., lae. record player or a 24-lnch bike.” quit, Sam Price and two are a majority of this body to ment at the caucus was that Jones and performed by teachers make in this session a real start on these municipal courts, while far from the ^wers and Buck court reorganisation. Considera from ideal, have a good deal of schools; Jean Gimalowskl, Paul r tions of patronage, or the fact that home town support. Finkbein, Patricia Taylor, Vincent the opposition p ^ y purports to be The leaders said that the gen Ramisi, Gene Clennon, Nancy .backing such reorganisation, should eral feeling in the caucus was for Leonard and Mary Hutchinson. 1 not Influence the Judgment of legis a quick 'vote in the Legislature on In her mountaineer - type crea lators.” the issue, rather than to perroit tion, Mrs; Handley will direct nine Lucius F. Robinson Jr., State Bar the controversy to simmer through teachers from the Robertson, Hol Assn, president; “when this bill the remaining months of the ses- lister and Buckland schools: Leo was under consideration in the sion. I Diana, William Freeman, Edytha past, the extent of its support in Coffin, Marilyn McLeod, Robert ELECTRONICS the bar association has been ques “Our intention,” said one Sena.^ Heins, Helen Maurice, Katherine tioned. At the last annual meeting tor, “is to get expeditious action. Orcutt, Florence Woods and Ed- LABORATORIES of the association, in October 19S6, -■We got rid of the county govem- wgrd Borlts. ■> j a resolution was passed requiring’ it quesUon qAckly. ,We’ll try preimtaUn from the the bllrto be.submitted to .as- do the same with the court Keenoy, Whshlngton, and Souih 27/ BROAD soclation for a vote.” r reform question.” schools, “A Street Oar Dame’s Approved by 8 or 4 The county, government refer Deslfe,” wlU be directed by its RADIO T 1 I f V I S I 0 N (Robinson then went on to tell ence concerned the decision Tues author, Isador Wolf, with a cast of the committee that 676 members day of the JudicliU'y committee to Eileen Barrett, Billie Morrow and Cktmaal 4 Maw HsTea. Cass. were polled on various provisions reject Ribicofrs recommendation Jack Early, Kenneth Holt wlU Ciuumal |Saa lubruarw, H a rtta ^ , Caaa. of the bill, and “in no case was ap calling for abolition of county gov CImual It SpilB^aM, 1___ direct “If Girls Asked Boys for Cbaaaal M NawBritals. Gaaa. Budget Priced I proval by less than three out of ernment. Dates,” with the foUowing actors Cksaiiai U Wsta^r^r fcau. four votes.” ) from the High School: Michael Cluuwal“ ■ bS ■ b lyib ■ ca.■ I. JSeaa. The hall of the House was Guadano, Syl'via French, Richard crowded for the hearing, which at Young, Diane WlUard, Evelyn tracted more spectators and witr HOTPOINT I nesses than any committee session Gerard .and Lawrence Perry. so far this year. Locat Stocks Members of the Manchester Ed • SEPTIC TANKS Sen. Arthur H. Healey (D-New ucation Assn, are selling tickets Dutollatton and Repair APPLIANCES and a considerable proportion of SperiaUata Haven), the Senate’s minority lead g wotatloiis rmalslied the membership is involved in er, told the committee that “no Oohara fr .aUddlebrook. • S E ¥^ CLEANED AT piece-meal” reorganization plan producUon details, in addiUon to and INSTALLED would be acceptable. those in the ‘various casts and in As did other witnesses, Healey Bid Asked the musical numbers. • CELLARS DRAINED stressed the many years that First Nattonal Bank of Manchepter 39 84 TOWN and COUNTRY NORINAN’S court reorganisation has been con 448 Hartford Rd. TeL IH 84824 sidered find presented to the. legis Hartford National ^ Bank and Trust (Jo. 31 33 L in a g e c o . lature in various forms. p h o n b a n 9 -4 ia 4 4 4 “Never has so little result^ Conn. Bknk and LoFOND ( I) BFOBfSOpPB ' from so much work,” he said. Trust Co...... 37 40 4 4 4 Manchester Trust ... '62 67 lil:4e < I) MEW8 4 :tt “Oertalnly we ■ haven’t very BROTHERS “ VAUAMT u d t ! l i f t ”" ' ® much to show for our efforts,” the fire Inaoraaea llniwnaales n C E TAB DOCOH (H) CANDID CAMERA retired Jurist remarked. Aetna Fire ...... 6 6 ^ 71H STEAK HOUSE LOVE o r U F B ' One of the first. Republicans to MONtoN. BtASS. (U) EIDDIE BABTOON8 tea|lfy was Rep. Frederick Pope National Fire ...... 79 84 U:M < l> 8 E ^ H FOB TOMOBBOW 7:14 Phoenix ...... 77 80 OZ44> n COVLD BE YOU i T:U Jr.‘of Fairfield, majority leader of B oom of Three Bona of Fun U:U ( 4) ODIDIMO UOHT ' • the House. Life and Inoeinaity Ins. Cos. 1:4# < 4) BOUYWOOD BEST. He favors reorganization of the Aetna U t i ...... 172 182 Skews Thursday. FrMey, iI4i BEBB __ {5! minor courts only to the extent Aetna Casualty...... 116 136 (ZS) AT flOME WITH BITTY (44) JOHN DALT AMD THB Conn. General ...... 249 264 O U M GOBNEB of putting the municipal courts in Soturday and Sunday 1:14 (U) BTAm DP yufD Be 144 (14) w SS t o ERVANB some of the state's larger cities Hartford Steam Boiler 79 84 OODBTED 7:44 ( I) LONE BANOBB Travelers ...... 74% 78% 1:U (41) STAY WELL pn a full time basis. 1:44 „ . Maaaaca tram Aba** This,' he said, would be "a ITibUe UtOllHe----- Featuring Run-Dowi rOBD SHOW ' N. B. Machine Oo, . 38% 36% STATE Onaati Dair tw North and Judd . . 87 40 ' 285 Center 8L—Ml 8-8144 F U riw ak t Men and Woimn! RusaeU Mfg...... 9% 11% HOW Thru SAT. 14M ( 4) PEOPLE’S CEOlinS . 44 47 Today Feat, shown at 5sS0-8:10 2:N ( 8) HOVBB PABTY There's poslUvely nothlnsr bet' You Get These Deluxe Features te r Terry Steam ... .150 _ (IS) KABTOONLANDIBlDOir----- 14:14 than FERRIZAN. to ppick l^ you (tSA4)TEMME8BEB BBHIB 14:M up and make you feel th a t U fa Torrlngton ...... 26 28 EUA FOBD’S BHOW 14:U QUALITY LONG LONG DYNA-POWER is worth llvlns again. U.S. En'v’lp com . 23 25 , (U) OABBY MOOBE U:M If your condition as is ao often ' ‘ BOB 0BO8BT (M) TONIORT HIGH PERFORMANCE STAND-UP FRONT pick you right up. Increase your was foutta to be home for the ar 8:U ( I) CARTOON CARNIVAL 11:44 (44) TONIOHT appetite, give you more energy (U) MEM TOWARD TBB UGBT J»5> mbwb and PBBVDES TO BUY! TUNING from richer redder blood. madillo, a rattlesnake, and a rab , „ (H) VALIANT LADY ( 4) NEWS MAHOGANY WOOD bit, says the National Geognqihie 444 (U) BBIOBTEB DAY “l« (M) PBAITBB AMD RATIONAL ITORRIZAN IS Sold on a positive ( 4) B A IO M T A N ^ CABINET WITH MODERN Guarantee of complete satisfac Society. < ANTHEM SET-AND-FORGET tion or money back. STYUNG sure you gat. genuine 4tU (If) BBOBBT STORM VOLUME CONTROL FERRIZAN. ISO Tableu tl.lS. 4 44 (14) BDOB OP HIORT PICR UP 4;;44 (44-14) MODERN BOlUaOBS AMD ALUMNIZED90" ~ g. W. Bale Department Store uRSua-OMKiun^l!^^eeaaa 6.44 ( 4) M l t n y MOCSB CLUB (M) AMOfl • ANDY PICTURE TUBE 25 TUBE PERFORMANCE (44) THE riBBT BHOW DEUVIRY BURNSIDE Hus (4 0 COMBDT TIMB (44) FBATUBB MOVIE 24 HOUR SERVIOB ON BEtonontDED RIOELTI (41) OUT W m (Bi Prazraaa) •;44 (14) TBB BIO BHOW . BEQUEST (14) BTOB4B8 OF TBB CBB- tesrid Bfrsaaa Tel Bm»w TDBT ,_____ (44) OBBB AtoTBY HSHER 69-DAY FACTORY WARRANTY WESTOWN 4 44 ( 4) BTAOB 4 FHARMACY I I (14) BABLT.EBOWEBASMiUj* DRY CLEANSERS PHARMACY ‘ANASTASIA’ (SI) AOHNNT , Dial MI 8-71U. 825 Bread St. PIUS 1 YEAR nCTDRE TDBE WARRANTY 488 Bartfetd BC—Ml 84848 la neesie6*e|W Celer tiU (U> IWUiOBT TBRATl
Rffnethf* Tm s Ewaii . Mm / “aaEAT AMEEicaw raa n x E " Snndanf, Fnb. 10 • 444 - U MAPLE SUPER SERVICE STATION W n W H C lo fn J1 \ I I« \ < I —i »l. II - HIM - I MU TAKE UP TO 30 MONTHS TO PRY! Eat.. '1 e,ai. Ore^ EM gheW.I M l . I U: I i N M " IU. V In I I, v H I Evwy Night C^ WARNRiaCOLOn HURRY! .3- 445 H.ARTFORD ROAD, Near McKEE . A tYK IO an., ‘yeelward Be ' ADULTS ONLY GUARANTEED 1 ’X “Diaaariaai” “Daaea , , I Rocid Service \ ' FiatDEUyBRY SERVICE! iV^^^Baanr^ No OiikfraWo. ONLY SALE! : r . OPEN DAILY, 9 to 9 FREE PARKING T r. ■ ¥ ' .A \ - t 'T ’ i'r-'' ■ i *-fr- V f ••' •*;U' ‘^r -V/ '•'■■;■ I' t V .. ifn .'■ \ ’ < . L / / . j/:/. 'i-'Y . / \ /* 1 ■ MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN., THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 7, 1957 ■ ' : PAG E r r v E * r ". PAGE FOUR . ■J" MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER,,CONN-; THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 7,n967 provided from that time op. Since mixes poUtJet into Juatica — la Andover , / every child h*a been . provided by hta rulings that tha Amaiican and expect to-pay for the baneflta cal motivation, concantratea on tba space on tbe bus schedules no M t p r likewise one of the chief reform BfaMbBlIi ArriM press was suddenly traiuformed they derive from progfasa. vary appeallrv avgumait that local other arrangemenU) ha've seemed DroocUes The toll bridge which passes Juatica is adminlaterad best by lo arguments in N tw York. CbSM ETICS into a weapon of American for So much for the preliminary necessary. Stipniti^ Ifprald By ROaiEB PRICfe over the Connecticut, and. the Conniscticut cal man. who know the background 1 Funds to Support Scouting Mrs. Chaniberlaln' added- that "Wff OM Binrvr lv«r" - m POBUSHED BY THE eign policy, to be wielded by him, bridges which are to be built In the of the people 'with whom Miay are aimUaritiet. It U atlll unclear parents have the privilege of ' »g »A t-n FRtNTINO CO, me. and he, obviously, was the first future are all, to my way of think dealing. whether the New York opposition IS BIsscll Street Yankee Program Scheduled Sunday choosing to provide, .transpottqtion to try to vise the American pre’sa ing, forma o f pfogresa in the great The other side of the sam.e coin— has a strategy of aubatItuUng a themselves,' but r^uested that est aenae of the word. They render By A. H. O. that having: Judicial offices staffed pdlite fake for the reM reform be as part of a deal with Communist they do so after T:40. . saTO ^fe ‘ a valuable and time eavlng service by local politicians qccaaionally ing sought Andover, Feb. 7 (Special)-,- Con-'- will peecede the next meeting Feb. "That," she said, "1* early PublUhera China. Now he accuses Commu Pounded October 1, U81 and they are an additional conven Wa have previouslpjr drawn an friction s for the Finance Drive 1 18, in accordance with a new policy enough as classes do not fo'rinally nist China of having done the ience for everyone who uses them. PnhUelMd Bvery Erenlns Ezeej analogy between tantati've'diBCUB- which will support a sCouUng pro- ■ of the local Grange to have a pot begin until 8:45 a.m.” kBidarb mod HMldaya.- Entered at r . same thing, but the truth. U foat A person in hta right state of Srarn for 82 local boys will be | ihok .supper once a month. Mrs. Peraonal Mention mind wouldn’t expect to hop On a slona of an indoma tax for Oon- taatontee at Manebester. Conn., tha first guilt in this b u s in g of sought Sunday, Scout leaders an» Mary Boudreau will be in charge of Linda Popoff has returned home ioMBd Claaa Mall Matter. bus and travel into Hartford for necticut and the hot probability of SUBSCRIPTION RATES mixing freedom of the preii .with nounced last night | th* patriotic program planned for fiwin the Manchester Memorial Payable in Advance free? Why, then, ahould. anyone a tales tax In Massaebuaetta, which Instead of following the procedure! that date ' llospltal. Unda Buffered a fracture national policy was his. And think it's right to take advance of of previoua years, In which en-1 l^ t o n Fire Fllma _ Year .... S16.M already has a state Income tax. above the temple In a fall from the i whereas we expect such things of the convenience offered by the new Spectacular mories , of l a r g e Mootbe ... $7.75 Another interesting parallel to slide on the school playground. She | Montha . 3.90 the Communists, who habitually bridge across the Connecticut and ‘n Boston area will be. is the daughter of Mr. and Mr*, i dontb .. . 1.3U not have to pay anything. Remem Connecticut Issues and policy N^tipnal the following week, a single callLhown to members of the Tolland- ;..to Win your Valentine! weeMy ...... 30 regard the press as nothing more will be made. Robert PopOff, Lakeside Drive. ttatio Copy .. .05 ber, where the money atopi, prog exists to -the south, in New York Windham County Firemen’s Assn.' Little "Missy” Joanne Munson than a tool of government, It is ress stops. Lets not allow thla to Finance Drive materials were de at their meeting Feb. 18 at the MEMBER OF state. layed In reaching this town which recently undei-went a tonsilectomy TUB AB8qqATEl>,PIUb:» startling to find them in Ameri happen, to us. « Sports Center Restaurant, in W il at the Manchester Memorial Hos ‘CXialn Getter’ A, J. Turgeon Jr. Connecticut holds its hearing on Beautv is now a part of the Blackledge dis The Aaaoelated^eaa I* excliulvely can policy. r ■ li mantle. pital. She returned this week to antitled to tba uae ot repubUcatioo of Thla Droodle Just gave me the the issue of court reform today.' trict. an newa dlapatcbei credited to It. or Through ' their contributions. The Andover Volunteer Fire De the home of her parents. Mr. and i best idea I ’ve had all year. I ’m The New York Icgisiature begins partment will hold Its monthly net otbenriaa credited In tMa Mper hearings on a New York.«ourt re Scout leaders said, townspeople will Mrs. George Munson, Hebron Rd. | and alao tba lOcal news publltbed bere. From An Expert going to start a Droodle Chain Salon be supporting the local Cub Scout meeting at 8 p.m. Friday In the John D. Clarke Jr., has been re-1 QUALITY All rlglita of republlcatlon of special A Thought for Today form proposal next Tuesda; Firehouse. dlipatcbca herein are also reserved. r LetteV. Naturally, since 1 thoughU The New York court refonrf program," tsim 36 hoys enrolled in cuperating at home from an ankle j Former President Herbert Hoo Bpoasored by the Maackceter Pack 124; a Boy Scout program, New Cliiirch Members Listed ipjur.v suffered in a basketball A. Sere- of it my name will go. at the head Oanaell a f Okarekaa. posal, like that In Connecticu ver, humorously posing as an ex with 28 members In Troop 124; and ■ New members of the First Con game. Clarke is a student at the / of the list BO I'll be the first one to been long brewing. Week gregational Ch$irch include Mrs. 11. > Tba to a new Explorer Post 124, which has University of. Connecticut. He is V — New pert on the subject, had this receive any of the benefits. I flg- Aa In Connecticut, the year 1967 Holden Wright and Guy Outlaw. !ite In about-three o f fo ur months A Friend .teems to be the year for a ahow- an enrollment of 18 boys. the son o f Mr. and Mrs. John D. -b^rtou t ^RflMloA A«• ^ ^ 6 9 c A ll these towns are within the eidla are high government spend " « * r l eTn."™ "- P*’.’!®*-'’' " ) ' ' ' ' '‘*be charges against Tonkonow town manager and the police chief liuence in Albany must be reckoned Pine Acre Beauty Salon, 465 Hartford Road— MI 9-7897 Th.'! I at the time ftf hi.s iniury apeclfied that he made miarepre-,^ recognised territory served by the ing and the high taxes they en with.” it waa decided upon to hold a merit Weldon Beauty Studio, 99 East Center St,— MI 3-5009 S.mda>% 1 I'-ainlly Worshipnhip SService .sentations to two clients and mis Howell Cheney Technical School. tail, and the cure would be to examination between the present In New York, as In Connecticut, I Services si the First Congrega appropriated $198 in public hous LaROSA ITALIAN STYLE, PROTEIN RICH These towns regularly supply .two lieutenants, namely Raymond Chess Club the opposition, whatever its politi ju ry Committee Named ciit spending and cut taxes. But tional Church Sunday morning will ing funds. . Griffin and Walters Cassells Sr. First Selectman L. Edward begin with Church School at 9:30 .mote than one third'bf the student only half of this la sound. The He waa accused in one instance I might add according to the rec Whitcomb has announced the ap for Grades 1 -12. followed by a isnrollment at /ihe Manchester Last week's meeting was can of falling to reinstate-a divorce ac spending la Inflationary. The'tax- ords General Manager Martin pointment of a jury committee by j family worship service ‘ in ' the tion and in another of allowing SRAGHEni or MACARONI acnooi. Ana ^ is lor tneir com- celed due to the poor weather. The Ing ia n o t To the contrary, un promised the police chief consider the Board of Selectmen at a recent j church for Grades 1 to 6 and their the statute of limitations to expire bined popi^tion of some 155,000, ation in the choice of a second cap same schedule of events wilt be meeting. j parenta at.lOtlO a.m. Church .school on another civil matter. In both HUNT’S RED. FLAVORFUL pleasant as It may seem, the tax held this week: Adoption of the and'notJdM for the estimated 40,*- tain whenever deemed necessary. The committee includes Mrs. kindergarten, for age.s 4 to .5. will leases, the bar assmiation alleged, ing helpa Blphon off some of the constitution, election of ofBcera, Undoubtedly someone has slli^ied John Hutchin.son, Mrs. Frank be held at 11 .i,m, during the he let the clients believe suits had Thick, 6 Oz. 000 population, of Manchester, pressure inside the Inflationary and the start of the club tourna Hamilton and Lawrence Moe. It up In not carrying out their duties morning worship .service. i already been instituted. .Rich Cans school Is maintained. balloon. If we really want to fight by setting up the date and the time ment. will he their duty to select a list TOMATO PASTE The key move to last weeks of 36 po.s.sible jurors which they Cliiirch Notes | Tonkonow admitted the allega- /The representatives o t these Inflation, we will cut government for such examination. The public problem is Q—KBl. will submit to the Tolland County The Rev. Stephen R. Chamber- i tions. The defense .counsel, David HUNT'S— FROM VINE-RIPENED TOMy^TOES neighbors, then, should Join in at large is most interested, and I lain will preach his last sermorl aS H. Jacobs of Meriden and David spending, but keep' taxes as they for one would like to know the rea Thla Weeks Problem Superior Court as spon as possible. Manchester's natural effort to see are, until they pay off som e'of son behind it. White to play and mate in 3 In other town business, the pastor of the First COOi.regations 1 I Goldstein of Bridgeport, urged 6 Oz. that the .new project for Howell ’banking - you for the allotted moves. * Board of Selectmen signed a mile Church at the 11 a.m. morning , leniency, contending there was our inflationary debt. worship service Sunday. He has | "nothing in all three counts that ■Cans Cheliey Technical School, now one apace, White’s Black's age agreement with the Slate TOMATO SAUCE In the philosophy of both Mr. nion topic, "Citizens'. can be considered flagrant vlola- / of the last three items in a long Francia J. Happenny, Position Position ) ! Highway .Department whWi listed ” ' Hoover and Secretary Humphrey, K —K3 K - « B 3 25.1^miles of improved .roid.s and o f Two.fJountrles".'Tl^e Scripture tions.' PILLSBURY term state program first launched there seems an assumption that. ‘Price of Progress’ R—KN 8 P -Q 2 3.4 miles of unimproved roads in Lesson .will .be taken from Isaiah Goldstein said the defendant was In IH S, does not miss what should To the Editor, B--QB5 P—K2 this town. 62; Colo.ssien* 1:9-23; and Phillip- merely "foolish" in his.conduct. NABISCO MAPLE FLAVORED If only the government will atop Cake MU H'hlte, yeiiow- 'be Its routine turn in the present prunight while reading over the N —QN7 P —K4 Grange News ,4 V Jacobs urged that during the pe- a c^ g fluah, the giavy train can The Disndssal Council and re- ^hlch the alleged mlscon- General Assembly. Perhaps the paper I came upon an article bear P— QB6 A total of $214 was rai.sed anil WAFFLE SANDWICH 49c keeb rolling ever more handsome ing the tltl^' ’’Crusade Every 150 P—Q« ception honoring the Rev Mr. juct occurred Tonkonow had been present General Assembly will presented to the family of Lc.ilie IcSALE ly for everybody eist. That, un Years?" It amused me to no end. In P — K4 Anderson from a fund spon.sored Chamberlain will be held at 3 p.m. | under pre.ssiire of personal prob- keep the faith, in routine fashion. pleasantly again, ia hot true. If reading It over, the thought came P—K 6 Sunday in th? church. : lenis. He was in "severe financial bv the Andover Grange, it waa re- ! Tetley Tea Bags PKG of 64 57c In any case, vigUaiice Will do no to me. that with all the progress ported at... a . recent r.Grange______meeting. 1 .1 Mi-alts," Jacobs said, EDUCATOR CftAX 35c we are going to make the pros be the Rev. Vt.llliam Tlilstle. Mod- uUnian told Judge Rvan the last harm, and the more vigilance the and all the other changes in Ander.son died recently folloiving A perity we have last longer,- every society, there .still remains that erator of the Tolland Association instance of misconduct occiiired better. Deaths Last Night long illness. SUNSHINE c h o c o l a t e SUNSWEET TASTY body, nbt just government, is go group of people who harbor and re In othei- business the Grange or Congregational C h r 1st i a n four years ago, and that Tonko ing to have to atop acting aa if tain -the "something for nothing” meeting appointed Ellswoitlv L. Chuichea. .and the Rev. John-G. now's recoi-d since then was good. 5V4 OZ 9Q|* By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS B eck.^rm er pastor of the Hebron Disbarment or suspension n SUN. PACKED Prune Juice 32e it vx’ere inexhaustible. attitude toward life. I guess the Coveil piiblicit.v chairman to pro GRAHAMS PKG QVART The Press 'As A Tool world will never go on long enough New York, — Dr. Rayipond and Cmead C o n g r e g e t i o n a 1 too harsh, " Ullman said. Eller Kirk. 66, dean of the gradu vide a more adequate coverage of to completely rid itself of these Grange activities. Churches who will be the supply The defense produced canceled Mr. Dulles has come up with ate school of Polytechnic In people. Mra. John H. Yeoman.s. lecturei', pastor of the loca church until ..heoks indlrsUng Tonkonow had PRODUCE B naw reason why he won't per Still Too Much, Anyway No matter how far back In his stitute of Brooklyn, and at one a new pastoi- Is called. | ,„ll restitution of fees in tiib e' a chemistry professor or Installed Mrs. Elwood Hudson as a mit American newspapermen to Soviet Russia announces a tory one cares to. study, whenever member of the executive commit Members of the .Senior Pilgrim both civil matters and the $198 to u go to Communist China. He now an event' of progress waa recorded, chemistry department head at Fellort^snip ,.-ill rjeet st the local ibe Meiiden Housing Authority, AGAIN THOSE LUSCIOUS / budget which ifoowa a cut in de Iowa State, the University of tee. Mrs. Yeomans alao reported on church af 2; 15 p.m. Sundav for " r . says that -Oommuniat' China is there was alao a price for It, the a recent regional meeting, of lec fense spending. This will, lii- burden of which someone or some Minnesota and Montana State transportation to the Tolland Pil ' v i n e -r i p e n e d trying to make a deal with ua College, died Wednesday. He waa turer* in Somers at which empha grim Fellftwship Rally ai Somers. FIKK IN NEW BRITAIN I FROZEN FOODS | evitably, be made into grist for group of pepple had to bear. In the sis, was placed on a project which by which it would release the 10 days when the massive pyramids born In Hamilton County, Neb. The rally theme ' •ill be "Let New Britain. Feb. 7 i,F)—-An in TOMATOES u,39e the Russian propaganda mill. It will provide eralt materials for In vestigation wa* underway today In ENRICHED American civilians being held of Egypt were built by means of. Redwood City, Calif., — George George Do It Bettering Your will be hailed aa evidence of Rus- Wilcox Mclver III, 30. of dian. resori-atlona. In connection P.F." an effort to determine the origin s ' prisoner in China if the United slavery there was still a price td I with the Indian project. Mrs. Yeo aia'a sincere intentions on dis be paid. The price of this progress New Brunswick. N. J., a Broad .Early Birds at .School * ' of a general alai-m fire that SHURFINE State# would allow American mans will plan a program based LUSCIOUS, SWEET, JUICY armament, and it will be compared, was paid with human lives as un way actor, , died Wednesday.. He An early-bii'd problem has caused an estimated $50,000 tn PILLSBURY newm en to visit that country. was born in Baltimore, on the native Indians of Connecti arisen at the local elementary' $60,000 damage to 81-year-old Orange Juice 2 cans 33e with President Etaenhower's re told thousands died before these cut. TEMPLE ORANGES oo* 39c Mr. Dullea aays we won’t make projects were completed. school. In ,th e last issue of the Hanna's Bloc)< at 432-442 Main St., quest for an increase In American Valentine table decorations and late yesterday. any such deal, because it repre' Let us be grateful that the price School newspaper Mrs. Doris E. , irilltary apending. strawberry shortcakes were, pro Chamberlain said that several i The fire broke out in the cellar BIRD.S KYK FLOUR sents blackmail. of today’s progress is not to -be F A N C Y FIRM The' American answer to this Is paid for with human, lives as were vided by the Homo E<;onomlcs i chtYdren'have been arriving a t : of a store and flashed through the FORTE-PIdlS Comimttee. headed by Mr*:. John .school between 7 and 7;.30 a.m. In thla veraion of his bsn on that the Russian cut ia small; and the pyrramids of ancient Egypt. In walls to the attic of the 4-story Freneir Fries 2 PKGS 35c Hutchinson. Other membera.of the However, no children are ad- building. CUCUMBERS 3 For 29c American nawsmen going to i,ot, indeed, aa great as it should the day and age of progress let us POI China, Mr. DuUea coven that ban also hope that there are. and al Cornmlttee are Mra. Ronald Bock- . mitted to the school until 7:40 a.m. One injury, was reported. Fire be. if Russia is carrying out ita US. Mr*. Elwood Hudson and Missi\yhen the fir*t si hool bus arrives. man -Stan Czuprinsky cut hi* hand EMPRE.SS with a certain new patriotic ways will be, plenty of, p.rople NEW own previously announced sched around who still believe in paying Marion Stanley. Teacher assignments have been i on a nail and required qjnergency FANCY FRESH irenaer. ic ia no longer a denial ule of a reduction in ita RvUifoi'y ENERGY HERE ELSE aiTiong all t h e ’57 cstn can you A potluc.k iupper at 6:30 p.m. I scheduled so that supervision 1* , treatment. Swordfish Steaks PKrto<''0 » ^ Large be, nobody knows. All one ran VENETIAN ILINDS ■ 12 _ rORTF. M.lt brand-new in body and styling and interior beauty^ 3 Medium 4% ^ _ Large Large — cana was sny psrt of the issue. aay la ' that it if better to have BBw ttfalily Choica Frafih Notiv* Poultry — Diroct From Our Ffirms to You ' Pkg. OibC Bara aa4 a a rrif la w^*tf Bars X O C Pkg. Pkg. *3 4 23c In fact, the press conference Russia announcing . . reduction in EsAslOHNSOrr part af saw ka4«. Cat More important—brand-new in everything that 2’ • then went on to press Mr.'Dulles rarfa Phu im laMal at e q u lp w * " * ' stead of boasting and proclaiming, lafWi la4a2o gives lift and life qnd lilt to a car—for that’s where 7 ; l ‘ ! to the point where he admitted an ihcreaae in military apending. PAINT CO. that, even if the Chinese released WELDON DRUG CO. we put most of our hard-cash millions in building That could cause some alarm, and 723.Main St„ Tel. MI 9-4501 BOl MAIN STREET whit. ..Jividuoi Muiehostor Shopping Parka«lo->W. MM«Ho Tumpiko t id e JOY CHEER OXYDOL DREFT Si i the 10 Americans aithout any even stimulate ua to a greater you this sensation. ” , e bargaining, even if the 10 Ameri- W « t y ' Porhodt Storo Opon Wttdnosdoy. Thursday and Friday TIN 9 P.M.-MI 9>82S1 Increase in our own military dol •Large eana a-ere not an issue, the State p * ' " ' ' - ...... 505 Main St. Storo Opon Thursday TNI 9 P!M«—4dl 9><8098 Lstrge O O — I,arKe O ^ ' lars. Both of us^re spending far S o you boss a brand-new tOp-torque engine, com Pkg. OAQ t Department 'attitude a'ould still 5 ^ . ‘ . 77e ■ 31e ■ Pkg. OAC Pkg. too much for arms aa it ia. mand a brand-new instant Dynaflow.* ba tha same in regard to letting ...... American newsmen go to China. •••aa.a SPECIAL ...... ■ / a\bu ride in a new chassis design that “ nesbi” the Tbta emerged, then, ae an in ; ...... ■jt... ' s stance in which Mr. DuUes was Freedom’s Comer GAUDET body in dies lo w e r without loss of headroom, leg- finding and using a temporary CHICKEN LEGS MEDIUM EGGS Ample Parking in Front, Side or Rear of Building A. government that generally aa- 78$ MAIN ST. — OPrOSITE wboLWOSTH’S room, footroom — or ground clearance. aBbl for a poUcy which existed serta the right to say which of its TO BROIL OR FRY FARM FRESH GRADE ” A" before the alibi came along and acts may be divulged and which OPEN MONDAYS G o see for yourself at your Buick dealer’s — which would exist after the alibi must be conceal^ exercises a \ OPEN THURSDAY UNTIL 8:30 P. M.-FRIDAY UNTIL 9 P. M; Mioald disappear. ThU ia the type power that tends to tyranny whai- Buick’s the dream car to drive — and the most aver ita outward form. It'has the Of opportunistic argument which power to enforce acceptance of ita p *DIAMONDf$7rto$T007 satisfying buy in ihe land today. • «»#•••** doz. Bsama Mperficially clevar M d ef- policies by exaggerating their mer 1 CHECK OUR PRICES—THEN SHOP AROUND I ! *Ntw AJvmncd VaH*Ht PileklP^tia/law it (aetive, but whijii always weakens its and diaterUng their, disadvan • WE BEUEVE YOU WILL COME BACK - * (Aa tnlf Dynaftw BHitk tuUSf ttitf. II it ' \> the basic case o f the telicy maker tages. It has the neanq of conceal ttandtrd an Kttdwuitttr, S tftr andCtnhirf ing ita crimes and deralictiona and I — “ e a s y TERMS OR PAY CASH AND SAVE | i e u ' POULTRY PARTS ' ualmg it, — tpHttml at mtdiii. tain east an fka exaggerating its virtues and tri WMM MTm AUfOMOMiai AM MST Spatial, . "CiHP Only Frpm ConpocHeut's Flnost W U lf Roclu” Furthbrntore^ when Mr. Dullee umphs. It possesses a device for on#^:..^uraa“ .1 wictoea* •wex WSl tuns TMM Bocoigd, tha Chinese Commtmiats accompUsbing that greatest of all UP TO FQR’YbuFoIb WATCH in of baW tjia onas wiio Unked- the comipUona—.the corruption of the ,« n a mind o f the public Haelf. A people, BREASTS, LEGS, LIVERS, WINGS,. two lanes, ha was conveniently e A * so .corrupted, le a people no longer CAMERAS SHAVERS -? CLOCKS IgaBriag ^ fact that he was the free, wbatevec the fonn and atruc- GREETING CARDS ^ GIFT$ -- RINGS BACKS ond NECKS, JSIZZARDS Brtgtoal one to make the free tufo of Its govarnmental agencies. r v ; if STORE OF MANCHESTER, INC. O W A m n a ir ' t i tlMaAmBrlcan preis I t ih’in this Sense that wa are eon- ^ « t p ommI Comporo «-• Guorantood t«i Satisfy \ i - « | n TER .'f^DELI^^^ PLENTY O F FREE PAUI^IHG ______with.# Choice betWMn ae- ]ShppAtGaudei'$~^il^Pays^ A..****** i-- • "vri V Amtuoapimmik \ I ' 'TV-i. w , { \ • 'h.- ,1. , rv * A ' i •.A>. .aw' '.'Tr/ ■•■•r ", 7./A> Tif'itit. 7 - .f ,-■ I ■ 7 - I' ,n:> I ' . H > ft' ‘.■T ‘m : ' •-S m X P .■>lv 7 ’ . . . * •> . ' . /V . Ma n c h e s t e r 'EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN,, THURSDAY, PEBRUARV 7, 1987 PAGE SEVEN $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ ^ s$ ■y-- f.w-s > $ f t % T
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PLAfN ^0Ut« CAKE RAIStN POUND CAKE But hurry - last big day Saturday! /• ■ *> - '*'■ ICE CREAM POUND CAKE \ P O U N D CAKE H N A S T - Fancy ^ from the Finest Ee^em Apples SAVE ISe ON 7 YOUl CHOiCI OF ANY THIII E s iS P t C '^ Id-OZ $ CANS SA’i* FINAST - FRESH FROZEN B O N E IN FOR t APPUSAHCE f t -Mr s (J M l i A U L ■ Pure • Made from the Finest' Concord Grapes SAVE 17c ON 3 JARS A Tender Flavorful Roast — ■,t Fryers or W ell Trimmed. Serve It 24-OZ JARS Sunday (or Dinner and Please LB i Broilers Y O U S A V I ,/^' the Whole Family. HNAST - SoH W hite :'V lOc
IS c $ $ H N A S T .• Debdous Tangy fresh-Togiate Flavor * SAVE ON 4 CANS IMMMaiMMBOoMMBBSWii»| ■ iiiw»jiii^W rfaNs@t«SBUWiaa8Miamw«!t^ 46-OZ ■ - ■■/ - ■ nOUTBSUB CANS WELL TRIMMED, TENDER, JUICY STEAKS - CUT FROM HEAVY WESTERN CORN-FED STEERS Hrast Luxury Quality .Facial Tisiuas art Sjrong Wet or Dry K and So Soft . .SAVE l i e ON 6 flOXES is-f'. TOMORMHieE I BOXES PORTERHOUSE OF 400 H N A S T - Fancy Large Whole Sections SAVE Sc ON 6 CANS LB 16-OZ CANS or SIRLOIN
RAPERUIT EVISCERATED - PLUMP, TENDER, BROAD-BREASTED TURKEYS - ESPECIALLY FED TO GIVE YOU MORE MEAT 6 ■/ YOR GARDEN ■ Frozen F IN A S T - Picked and Packed at the Peak of Perfection SAVE 16 c ON 8 CANS
16-OZ CANS (A hast . YOUNG HENS UNDER. -ORN-* fMAENSHVEET \ X IBS LB $ Fresh Frozen • Sliced Northwest AAarshall Variety and BELTSVILLES 18 - Packed, in Heavy jSyr^> d l E A M S l Y U $ SAVE 1 7 e ON 3 PACKAGES/ 'V' H N A S T o r H U N T 'S - Fancy Tangy Tomato Flavor SAVE f c ON 13 CANS •A'-
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4 « 0 l | 0 0 PKGS QMRI MSIE Produce VaUied- 1 0 i Wmr V a i tie s! H l l S H f Y o r N I S T U S - Milk Chocolate^ Pkin or with A h m ^ SAVE 1 7 c ON 3 BARS Smoked Butts GIANT “ 59c P M 3 2 C N K A S BARS rapefruit «!•* frank/urts Y O t G A I M N O “ 45c 10-02 4 0 0 Sliced Bacon \ Sweet Tender FLORIDA - WHITE or PINK Difufoor I t 6 ^ , V SAVE l i e . ON 6 PKGS 6 CANHBBRS /‘ FOR I® M eat X. Large, firm and Juicy "t“» 3 US 1.00 SAVE i t c ON 6 CANS $ R IC H M O N D - Excellent Quality • Firm R^-Ripe Beef § 7 nHENDS BEAMS 190Z GOLDEN RIP^ : NUTRITIOUS ■" TEXA$ - LARGE TENDER BUNCHFI r cioV"'** ----- ^ Pea, Red Kidney -mm CANS or Yellow Eye . 28 0Z 4 0 0 I ««*^»‘>^st,c.e.A c6N .^iii nn C/^NS — SAVE 4 e ON 4 C A N S . ^ W ICH I ' S ,a f t Banioitos 2 “.25 ^ Broccoli TOMATOES FLORIDA - .U.'s. FANCY \ 'FLORIDA - CRISP LARGE BUNCHES LB 39< o o o f b o o C L O V I R D A U - light Meat, Plenty of Gopd Solid Tuna' SAVE 1 4 c ON 4 CANS C o rB t ,BCHS S N A P r V SPECt^ Sweets 4 29V stainless steel For a Healthy Happy Dog 15*/i-OZ 4 1 7-OZ 2 6 e CANS I^H ' SAVE ON 13 CANS fCANS V.-I PRESERVES uibny mw Wor. $' 2)a^ VaL> BROOKSIDE BUHER FINAST_____ - Fancy . ■ ■ 'i S>I MIMAUL ^ ^400 i SAVE 17e ON 3 CANS R IC H M O N D . Cut . Tender Crisp SAVE I S c ON 7 CANS kpricot. Peach or Pineapple . ^ 4 7 - , 30OZ 7 ONLY SAVE 1 6 e ON 4 JARS P 4 Fruit Cofktail 3 CANS 1.00 FR ISH = 15’A-0Z - d- CRBAMIRY LB ROLL •o ch CANS tlC H M O N D - Sliced ' ' ' < SAVE JOcON 7CANS 6 9 * f t Green Beans 7 ' ^ l i . p o PEANUT BUTTER Nabisco. Graham Crackers .^u«c37c. **'W A wecHA,ro, J2.S 0 ■V i ilCHMOND • T^ar Green SAVE 15e ON 10 Cm { SREEN BEANS 1 3 c Sunshine Butter Cookies fh-oz pkg 3ic , R IC H M O N D - Sweet, Tender Green Garden Peas SAVE ON 7 CANS ty.i/ SAVE 5 e ON 3 JARS .<9 , Sweet Pens fOcrl.OO ®eOKlNG FOUK' Pizza Pie Mix CONU . 13W.OZ PXC 31c .\. 17-OZ F te iB liS I D • Large Whole . . SAVE M e ON 4 JARS NOW ON SALE # 'E v i‘; CANS Woodbury Soap v«yM.w ■' 2 *athiau29c Cemp/«, Set Coniitf, o/ SUCED BEETS DM Kcklee 4 , : ^ ' 1 . 0 0 Octagon Soap FecThalaundry /BAR lOt FINMT ..a t6-OZ Exceflent .Quality 4 1 W i RESERVE ^ 4 CANS SWEET PEAS SAVE 1 6 e ON 8 CANS 8 ‘i. TM RIGHT TO , FIRST I UMiT QUANTITIES ■eae ; " 1. I SALADA "TEA/BAGS, Red. Heart Dial ,, 1 , Dial | Cream Che4se*-| Comet* Mrsl.Filtitrf'f Mcrgirino DOG FOOD DIdPORANT SOAP / j COMPlIXtON Soi^ ^ I 'KRAFT - PHUADEIPHA I dlANSER om uiMo 31e - ru., K r a f t , K r a f t c h e e s e cheese Spreads Handy Links .^^Party Srfacks LIPTON'S TEA KroUehmor'i i MACARONI DINNER CTN0M6 24c C T N O f« 6 lc CTNOf too ,T;19 SALAD. OIL •lukrT • PuMnle. lUluh, Nnaappie' KHAH ; Old fn^lUh, Hoke/-: KRAH ASSORTED CHEESES KRATTViSSORTED ■ .. THE BRISK TEA! 2 31e I” 2 35c, X 25c |2J;S29 c «d37c I 2 29c Wheat Germ it-ORiAR. m a<^ Oliva Nmanto J and CtiaaM N.'lann , X. '•t .. i: f ^ 2 l3 1 e 160Z ITL'. 3 7 c‘ i;-'- 2 4 7 c CTNOF 0 4 - CTNOF Z t - ^ iz la yOlJAK K®\27e 2 COPS 3 7 c 16 TBAGS 4 . 4 c 4« T-BACS OI c X ■ ■ - a ' . 7 : i. VV’.'.Ja ■ i-V v', X’ ''f ' -X'-i ■''.’’’'v r ' ■ V \ * ♦ * W tllAj V ..• v " X V' ■if. r . . ~ '- Iv i\: -.J .^.. ' ■lu. "7' I • 7 ,]’ ■'”:7 7 : \ ' 1'7'-^" / 7 ■, ■V • /■■ /■ V ?1 ■:ir • “V . 7 \ . / - ., (f 7 ■7- ■ '..'■■.’ "‘ ■77 i' ■■-7^7:; '■,■■■. : ; ; ; ^ ' 7 r 7 } *•• MANCHESTER EVENING H E R ^D , MANCHESTER, CONN^ THURSDAY, FEBRUARY. 7,71957 P A G E H i m MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER. CbNN., THURSDAY, FEBRUARY T, 1967 . chairman, announced the plans for ders March 4, and will turn these ing will be March 5 at the home ney, Leo B, Flaherty-Jr., who re Scouts^elease the dinner, in on March 18. TTie cookies will of Miss Emily Smith, 85 E. Middle Rockville vealed his client is making the »p- liam Roberts, William Allison, Robert Mortehaen. Mrs. Howard H. misaloner i»f Civil Rights Marvia peared on enargea of .operating Cwrial, Diane TsdfOrd nab Oregory Mrs.' Robert Johns is in .charge be delivered March 29.. ■ Tpke. peal, an employe Is entltlM to^the Joseph Lefebvre, Allen Belcher, Jensen and Mrs. Samuel Valenti. Welch on civU rights. without a ' Ucenae and apeodlng. Carlni. ' Resei^e News - Plans w ^Annual of decorations; Mrs. C. EMson Reports pf committee chairmen W om an to Appeal customary 2-weeks notice which ’D. Forrest L. Knapp, general Skywatch Schedule John Hagan, Trevor Jones, Homer Church. Notes Justice' Swanson sufipeixM the Cose, tickets, which are being and other reporta were also heard the employer expects to receive. Mrs. C arles C. Church and Mrs. secretary of the Massachusetts Manchester BVealng ^Herald ' D inn^ Feb. 21 distributed ..through neighborhood during the meeting. Mrs. Vemer Ceiling Zero For ‘Notice Pay’ Flaherty used this argument when Fagley, Richard Fowler and Rob Council of Churches, will speak on charge of speeding beca'tM of in JBMtoa eorreepondent.Doris Bf. Jhe high degree of mobility of the case was heard in. Chty Court. Friday. Fbb. 8 Troop73SettoSeekFunds ert Stephens. Each will be accom R. Kneeland Jones Sr. are attend chairmen; and Mrs. Edward Nylin will be in charge of the serv Midnight-2 a.m. . ing a legislative seminar arranged "Churches and Sociar Legislation” sufficient evidence but lectured DTtalla, telephoae MItcheU the Field Artillery has contijbuted Brown, program. The program will ice bureau, and troop leaders will Payette, Idaho (F)—Food store O'Loughlin in his decision, found ...... Vohmteers Needed panied by uniformed Boy Scouta at a dinner to be held this eve to the effectlvenest Of the TJ.S. TlMh anndal (Hrl Scout dinner manager. Jack Balnbridge blamed, Rockville, Feb.. 7 Special)—Mrs. 2 a.m.-4 a.mj ...... Voluntoers Needed by the Cdnnectlgut CoUhcli of Cooley on the principles of oareful 3-5545. consist of the awarding dP-serv- rejMrt all service to .her. . there was no written -contract of 4 a.m.--8 a.m, ...... Volunteers Needed Brownie Hold laveatiture (lurches at - Immanuel Luthdran ning. Army. Artillery pieces ranging in for adult members and friends of the first meeting of the Junior the weather when he. tossed out Patricia Kibbe, 129 Union. St., will employment, the employer had ap- In Annual Boy Scout Drive Brownie Troop ISg held investi Fined fit4 la Court driving. Jhe >udge ftmod Cooley Ice numerals and other - awards, 320,000 worth of^ unusable gro 6 a.m.-8 a.m. ... .Volunteers Needed Chureh in Hartford today. , sise from the mule-packed 75 mm tfis orgAniaation will be held at and akits put on by Senior Troops Planning Board, consisting of two appeal the City Court decision in pOrentlv hot encouraged-the plain 8 a.m.-io a.m. ., .Celeste Kmg ture services for 15 new members • Attillto Oolro, Farmington, was guilty of driving without a license Driving Dlind Howitzer to the 8-inch gtm have representatives from each Interme ceries. The church women heard %,talk and levied a fine of 330. 8:30 p.m. Feb. 21 at the Emanuel 1, 6 and 50,- giving some of the . The food -was permeated with here suit against United Aircraft tiff to leave her previous employ 10 a.m.-Noon ...... O le ste King Bolton, F«b. 7 (Special)— tiOealYCamp JohiUon, located In Uila at its meeting this week. The pro this morning, oil how laws are presented In Trial Justice (^ rt been used in post actions of the diate troop, will be held in the (jqrp., for 2-weeks “notice pay,” it ment to come to work for him,, and gram was attended, by mothen of Coofey was arrested Jan. 31 by Lutheran CSiurch. highlights of ^ e past year in the stench of gas odorizer fluid Noon-2 p.m...... I....i...... 3fary Stephens \BMT Scout Troop 73 will concen- town, and Camp Pioneer. made, by Fred U.. Conrad Jr.,. fol Tuesday night originally charged Coeur D'Alene, Idaho VP)—A. L. field artillery. Maitchester Girl Scouting. junior high room of the Center Con- was reported yesterday. her employment was for an indefi 2 p.m.-4 p.m...... N orm a 7nckerihg-OaU Binmeild'%>« the girls and refreshments were with reckless driving. He jtleaded State Policeman Robert McDonald This equipment, usually mount Reporting on this annual event gregatlonal Chufch,on Feb. 28 from Spilled at a neighboring ware She originally lost her bid for nite period of time, therefore could tr»U tta offorta in Uie annual Boy Black Led^e District now has a lowed by a touf of the State- Cap WycoSof-^ Spokane,* Waslh.roonded, A coo^e sale, again under the house. 4 p.m.-4 p.m. .i...... Thomas Hickey full time Scout executive to ad serv^ to complete the special oc itol, attendance at legislative ses polo contendere to the lesser charge following a mishap «ir.*Rt. 44A in ed on self propelled tanks chassis at the February meeting of the 11 a.m. to nqpn, 3130 pay when Judge Francis T, be terminated by either party with 6 p.m.-8 p.m...... Wayne Gdriand Scotit Week financial campaign on casion. of failure to grant hatf-the travel which the accused- lost control of the comer of a building, drove up (H r tow ^ by trucks can be quickly chairmanship of Mr. and Mrs. Mrs. John Wabrek, 15 Benton St., Balnbridge says the fumes nor O'Loughlin ruled in favor of the or without cause. minister its program. Bruce Me- sions and a vlstt to Governor Rlb- Manchester Girl Scout Council 8 p.m.-10 p.m...... Olive R ^ , Alice Fagan vWta ip local homes this Sunday. Elroy of East Hartford, assistant Girls who received their pins icoff. , ed portion'of the highway. He was his car and went off the road for a slight grade, suddenly sdw the emplacM for close support of Bruce Miller, will be held this will serve as chairman of the mally would dissipate into the at aircraft firm. 10 ^.m.-MidiUght .. Joeeph.Marcin a dlatancarof 59 feet. He was rep ground forces or fqr long range Tifesday night at the home of Mrs. spring, with the same varieties of Juliette, Low. Birthplace l^hnd. mosphere, but low clouds and His decision was rendered a week ■The British government Ibol- The TrpPp, which collected a rec- camp director at Pioneer, were Linda J.. Amsden, Kathleen The Rev. Fred Edgar of Man found guUty and fined |34 by Trial nose of his car drop several feet John Pickles, 55 HoU' St„ Miss atch Post located on top of M uchester Police Station. Vdluii*- ord stun of »406 in 195«. has set ifs ^ assigned to this district on a Belcher, Colleen CarinI, Star Chap Justice John Swanson. resented by Atty Ronald Jacobs fires, greatly enhancing the ef cookies on sale as in . previous Following the' meeting, refresh hanging, fog kept Iherp close to after.the case was heard Jan. 21. ished the slave trade in its African teera may register at Chvil^ Defense Headquarters, Municipal BuHdthF, chester* was one of three State of Manchester. . with a spine-jarr}ng crash. fectiveness of Infantry uniU, Jacqueline Hollander, general years. Girls will begin taking or ments were served. The next meet the ground this time. According to Mrs. Kibbe's attor colonies In 1807-11. - sights for an even larger amount full time basis for the first time lin. Barbara Anne Oocconi, Susan clergymen who led discussion . Oolro was Involved in ah acci on Monday, Wednesday, Friday frqm 1-8 p.m. this year. Previously his services Dooley, Peggy Jane Doraey, groups on "How To Be of Influ dent several weeks ago near the School PoUe Drive Nets |97 He'd driven .up the loading ramp The S64th Field Artillery Bat this year. were shared uith another district. Patricia Hathaway. Leslie Ann ence in State Government." In Manchester town line on Rts. 8 and Osntiibutions in thi. Folio Drive Wycoff of Suokane, Wash, rounded talion located In Manchester is ‘ Troop'\Commtttee Chairman Grose also advised that some Hunter, Barbara Liebman, Valbrie terest groups were conducted by 44A. The court was told he was by local school children ha"* while trying toVnd his bearings in training in the use of the 155 mm Ronald Orose reports \that the lo visits in the local campaign may McAnceny, Lois A. Skinner, Polly Dr. John Blasko,. State Commis traveling west, misjudged his dis reached a final total of 397.72. Ac the 3 a.m. darkness. His car landed Howitzer wMch can fire a projec cal Troop is partp n t of the Black be made anythne between now. and Ann Swanson, Susan Thompson sioner of Mental Health; the Rev. tance when passing another car knowledgmdnts are gratefully with Ifs front wheels on the tile up to 1t;000 yards. t«dge Diatripc of Charter Oak Peb; 17 when the drive officially and -Carolyn Wogman. Pauline Schwartz of New Haven and collided head-on with an east- made to Donald J. Sobol, Kathleen ground,' its rear ones still on the SENSATIONAL DINNERWARE OFFER qt A*P 116 East Center * 261 Bread St. Council. He pointed out that.funds ends. However, Troop members Susan Daley became a member Teachers College Who talked on bound car. A. second eastbouijd car Maneggia, Howard B., Ann Miner, loading ramp. About 10 billion dollars worth of raised in the annual drive are used plan to make their major effort in of the troop on transfer from Bev education; David H. Keppel, direc was forded off the road in the mis Kenneth Shapaslan, Donna To - Police called a! wrecker and free road maps are given to people for the abpport of the council and the oampaign Sunday. „ erly, Mass. tor of Public Welfare for Hart hap. ford, Margaret Peace, Susan Jans helped Wycoff get his car back to in the United States and Canada JUtrief programa This Includes Local calls will be made by Wil Troop 138 leaders are Ifrs. ford, on welfare apd State Comr Herbert (Jooley. of Coventry ap Miller, Thomas Erlckeoh, Helen barth; every year. Savings Up To 60«...9n|y 19* Eaek With Every -S.OO Purchase... See The Benue Pieces, Tot!
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‘*5 -.a 7'. • / ' ' ' ' .-X- I 7 .L ' ..■■■7...... 77-. ' / . •'.■jA-Oa " __ ^ 7 '4'7 ( " '7 .■'V7’ ;7 ^ 7 n - - 7 ^^c7 ' ' : l 7 7 r- '' 7 7 7'X"-." I.\v . t t o a M a n c h e s t e r e v e n in g h e r a l d , Ma n c h e s t e r , c o n n ., Th u r s d a y , Fe b r u a r y 7,1957 -4; 'PAOB'^lKBVEN ■ to M .S gt RUMOII in Rider’s favor after ooiulderlng cal recruiter, the statement o f the S-y#af-ol 8 riof Court from Town Court Oct; 34. He pleaded innocent in the local Selhice - will be located at the saxophone, base claHnet, trumpet, Main St., was found innocent In r Dnis Storti tholes $ 10^i)0Q tromiwne, baas horn or piano are Hartford County Superior ' Court court. Rider hru represented by Army and Navy Glub every week now being recruited 'by the Air yesterday of risk of injury to a Hartford Atty. Frank A. Fraheis. Los Alamos from S:30 «.m. to 4:30 p.m. on Force, and should contact Sgt. minor female and breach of peace. For Survey Wednesday and Ftlday, according Tracy. Judge Abraham S. Rorden ruled Slngapora haa MO.OOP py>|^e. " A d ^ (2taitiiMM« from P * t» Om ; Rockville, Feb. -? (Special)—X profearional sun'ey of the three and repeated it;'to Julius Rosen-, 0 loeal governmental systems ap haw when she ietumed home. ^ WE GIVE WORLD GREEN STAMf»S FOR F R | | glFTS I V o nronths after this meeting pears Imminent. , , David returned to New York on . The Board of'PInance Tuesday leave. At Julius' request he made night hpprovisd a $10,000 sppropri- a munber of sketches of a flattype atim$ Anatmi Yakovlev in a little bar taken in the selection of a firm to and re ^ u r a n t at 43nd St. and undertake -the worlc. STAMPS WITH EYEEY P U k C H A iT T Third AvO., in Manhattan. They :tM Y O l'll S U Il 1 < O M ’ IINS Ml lU Mayor Herman G. Olson spoke in had a drink, And then sat at a table egreement and noted that hli-int, B m where they coUld talk ^without be an out-of-town agency will al ing overheard. !■ - i ' Yo u x L-PINO dOUPOMO lit OWIFT* lay the fear of residents that each FOOD M M ! ThO two men discussed the'time a PAO«'’«OkOO ••• IN group 4s interested only in Us own and-place of their next pteeting. It welfare. He said he would want to would be aft^ Gold's ratusn from \ J | B L O O K REG. SSePkg. see definite recommendations made F U t ^ M S S r o BanU Fe. where he wakxto pick by the consultant firm and sug . P toM ryl •I up atomic Information imppU^ by David Greengiass,' left,, makes no effort to hide handcuffs a ^ e ia gested open meetings be held for Dr. Klaus Fuchs. Then YakOvlev taken to court in .spy trial by United States.marshal. ✓ T«i# •• MOT a sou*ON-oo nOT ou oi I WITH , explanation to the public. told Gold that after seeing Fuchs, ...... COUPON ' pkg. "If vye have a plan that is feas he must go to Albuquerque on an-\ ible I think everyone will get be other extrememly Important mls- . X. hind us 100-per cent," the Mayor gioi;. said. , The Russian gave Gold a sheet Senators Ask ^ 6 List Ronald C. Burke of the Vernon of onionskin paper on which was Full Shank Fire District assured the Board of written the name "Greengiass," Half ft Financs o f the District’s com and an address. Below thg, name Specific Inflation Curbs to eat plete cooperation in the proposed was a notation: "Recognition sig Ready Hams survey. , nal. I am from Julius.’ 49 Commenting on the attitude of fsenrtoF Yakovlev handed GPm. Ma Failed Under Hoover Baby Beef manner of choosing a committee H** PINIAPPLI JUICI 27c PEACHES tllMd md H«lv« cn **C Albuquerque. The Oroenglasses '6'M ahoney ssid he doesn’t fie-1 3, P.m. Sunday in the vestry Lean to select the survey firm and to hsH hurt finished breakfast when With Cdtoaga Jieve voluntary oontrela will work, of the -church. Pork Roast Spring Lb, -SiCt as “watchdog" over it. PHEAPflE JWCE H r . I s c 35' Xzunii^Breast 15c BAKMOPOWBa ObvIi cm He the stranger knocaedC Davia' The Posts are leaving Manches ICwiiss agreed that officials of ol '^55< He said {Key had failed under for opened the door. Fresh the three governments would name NESTliS MOASILS * r 2 .1 c "Are you Mr. Greengiass?'’ mer President Hoover in lt(29. ter next week for East Hartford, Fresh rk*.- McCOBMICXS >‘-27c "Any business, although It may where the Rev.- Mr. Poet .will as Rib Lb members from their groups to be lAKIN O "Y e s." . • Lean Pork Chops 35c HRSHCYS CHOCOLATI P*«.' HEASNEYS CHOCOLATI H at. n . Gold stepped into t^ living be guided by men of the best of sume the pastorate of the Burn nominated for the 'committee. \ h . aiii»F«AHASA'’lW KISStS |At. SI* good will, has Its principal inter side Methodist Church. Fresh A Town Meeting must give final artnd room. He said, "I come from Ground Beef TOMATO JUKE UflhM 27c WHITMiN'C auostid i m. Quentin Mangun. chairmau of m approval to the Ineqviitie^' Com n m in a n j chocolatkC H O C O LA T B >!»pke. Jose profits.” Lb. Wirt SAUSAGE MEAT lens mold on wtdeh he had been ing assisted by Mrs. Wesley ft also be presented. Sen. Gore \(D-Tenn) said hi 10 to 12 Lbs. f r e s h l y nOMPAK SALT “ . r i f c QUK Thouin: Mrs. Robert Arendt Is Sauerkraut Beg CD to Get $10,(K)0 •JV-* GROUND •MF. NUTLCS COCOA ""•45c working,, anl described in writing doesn'.t .see any.hedd for controls at 31c POMer how the loM was used as a trig hoatesi. A $10,000 appropriation for Civil C.P.-' KLEMKX PAaAL this time, He said the economy is Hen Turkeys VIAL 4 r Tinuis ■SSV 27c DR0MilAAYIA1ENraw,'c:i;?1c 4d' Amer. Flev.P gering device in atomic experi apott.v, with alternating areas of Defense (CD) was also approved MEAT lAAF mentsy'Again he listed names of inflation and depression. Loaf Cheese Sliced Tuesday, night by the Board of Fi FACIAL TmUE ^»'l9c Boneless* Brisket Lb. 53c nance. LIPTON TEA BAGS « < ^ 6 ]e poc^e he i^arded - as possible "Unfortunately, the administra ft ead^age recruits. tion's ‘tight money' .remedy ia gen Endico Edmund Dwyer, CD directorl re HAPWMS 2->rt' 2k BISCUITS .✓ Greengiass was back in New Head Cut OW N H A D T 2 p h p i 2k eral and not specific,” he said. "The 6 Oz. p k f . quested the funds for renovation of YorkNm another furlough in Sep- Ask Your Doctor Sliced Swiss 35c the Peerless Mill building so it can NAPAMS H»dMii 2 "Jy," 2k IllM. result'is that in some respects It Corned Beef PIZZAPf MIX u ,«. 39c temberVlMS. The atomic bomba ia more hurtful than helpful." . be used for CD headquarters. / had bem dropped on Hiroshima To Phono Us . Half the amount will be reim SA« SEALET k UNCLE BEN’S MCE and Nagasaki. The war was over. Sen. H. Alexander Smith (R -N j) 0^Vso Q ofo" Poodumol 2 »c said he hopes controls won't be burse by matching funds from 'ur This nrao' David gave .Julius a the government. A similar request T m i lUMILi lU ri « . OQ- sketch oT-a cross-section of the come necessary, CAPITOLNIISH CRiAMERY I M W LICHT Idf AT CHUNKS c«n -^ "C "Sometimes controls aeam to of the City Council has not been TNi SUSON’S FIRST MR OROP AT A Nagasaki type bomb as he visual approve yet. fWBIVES 'i.7-29c ifbicficii imAiyc WiM ln.tTa ized it frma knowledge of his own make matters worse, rather than lEHSATIOHALLOWFRIOE! SrtBrtt Jtr better,’: he aaid. g r o c e r y b u y s Secoe Selectman Franklin G. LARGI I lb. work on the triggering device and swins MAYONNAISE 'i.7 31c 3 o c from the discussions he had heard. Sen. Capehart (R-Indl, who has Welles, who had vtaite the CD SUNSWRT PRJJtliS supply house in Newington, said,. U. S. NO. 1 GRADE ~ SIZE "A" RED BLISS 33 BS. UU Julius was pleased. "This is very tried unsuccessfully in the past to MAYONNAISE J«r DK 35e good,." he said. "get administration support for f c o g ^ i t "TTiere is almost no Ihnit to what HAWAIIAN PUNCH (Tomorrow: "WorseThan standby price-wage-rent controls, PARD we can get if we have CD head SAL^IB BUESSMG “jr 2 k Youf tisxt quarters." BLUEKRDBUrfER APPLESAUCE 21i- Jk Murder.’ ’ aaid he wouldn't like to seq«Buch Wah the C oed Tode He said the articles arie obtain 13BC.JO curbs Imposed.' ^ SWIFT'NINC SALAB BUESSMG FtbsA^I Jgr CfufliBd * !; ," 2 7 c able for 3 per cent of their value, PMEAPPLE "But as much as I dialike them, ProssriirtioR swins ORANGE JUICE 12 M England B a ^ Cuts there Is no question that we will SHORTiNING 2 For 29c covering cost of handling. NEW POTATOES POTATO eWPS FfBili^lt pkg. 49c ALUMMUM FOA RayNBldi2 fBlIi 5k have to uae them If we are threat John R. Gottier, chairman of the FRESHPAK to y s M i tiquiD w. i j f Board of Finance, wondere where UaiOK cilANtH SIC ened with runaway intlatibn,” he M ^*p6pi^iit"rnn 1191FMNCH BBESSMG i:i;29c Interest on Loans Your tost PRI the CD equipment would be stored said. EVAPORATED MILK3 Sen. Humphrey ID-Minn) Voiced' Q uinn's Shortoning Buy if the town and city should decide (OoattBoed from Page One) the opinion that ^ the inflationary to aell the building, as proposed by FRESHPAK . Ib i. trend has been brought about "b y the Rockville Planning Commis easier to get' by reducing the in price gouging and profiteering on sion. terest which borrowers will have the part o f buaineea, far beyond First Selectman Herbert I. Pa- MARGARINE to pay. / W Q |9 Quidc, Soonomkt^ tAoeSs » iW I T J E M im any wage increases or justified Jt gsnl assured him that apace would MORRELL 39 The reduction in effect opens markup due to increased costs. ’ w 91® he found somewhere for the equip bank vaulU a bit more for would- "If the President wants to stop ment. be borrowers—from industrialisU GOLDEN LARD planning plant expansion as part G**PEFRUIT;Z;.5.?,3r of BriUin'a export drive to lowar- Fine Blend SUNSHINE , - ' Incom'e indi-viduals wanting to buy 1 Lb. Bag Mrs. G)nant I FTTIIPr CALIFORNIA |Q^ a house. GIVES YOU THAT OLOWI KRISPY CRACKERS CMIB IN IU M B A o lb in R Financial observers recently had L C I I W v C i ICEBERG hd. 1 9 Coffee 85' T he B e st Of. T he L o t! CHASE B SANBORN speculated that a rata reduction White Meat Heads UNAM MUCKHIS MNCMaHI was coming. The glow of health . . . the 25e They argued that money should Maine Green Mountain INSTANT COFFEE d i a l be made easier to stimulate indus aun8hinq.,glow that Comes - Mrs, Winthrop F, Conant was MMSflES2 ;t 1 9 ' m m f trial investment needed for the Installed aa president at the fifth ROYALTY t o 1. odemlzation of factories and from Sunshirje Vitamin d T •66 k Obt Stare TMMSOAY. IWBAY ssi SATUMAY, FEBMMBY 9 35' annual meeting of the United 'Na expanaloa of national productivity. This ia partlcuiariy needed to hoes* Vitamin Q is vital to your A B Kosher tions Association of Manchester MANDARIN OMNES 2 nHSSELS SPROUTS a ly exporta nec ett'ary to counter the (UNAM) Tuesday night at the TEA AT ITS BEST . fam ily! Helps build growing Qt. Jar 'JkT 49c|SWmilEABT CAKI PAN] 2 pW. unexpected strains put on the Brit You may thinkPOTATOES good poutoes can’t be found but that’s probably Center, Church. ish economy by the Sues invasion, 3v;< 29cj CASIIMtt BOUQUH 4?^3Sc bodies, helps make strong Dill Pickles because you haven’t tried Popular. WE’VE OOT ’EM! MAINE Other officers, inatglled by retir SALADA TEA BAGS. closing of the Suez Canal and loss 29' GREEN MOUNTAIN POTATOES. Oood for hollinrbsklng «? ing President Edward Buahnell, ■■H-- o f Britiah markets in the Middle bones and sound teeth. And WHITE AND MEALY. Get some to were: Mark KraviU, vice presi S sst. . Hunt night. You’ll say they’A the best ever! PLUS TUriM-t STAMPS you get this extra "sunshine" dent; Mrs. George H. Willard Jr„ Some boosters for a rate reduc Calif. recording secretary; Mrs. Ronald tion also argued the high interest in every glass of Scaltest Ungard, corresponding secretary; rate was placing an additional Tomato Paste 12'”99' PASCAL CELERY Bch. 1 5 c and Columbia of Mr. and 'Mrs. Fredric Ames; Rose. At their naxt meeting at 8 Howard Bid W KM B-M O' w r i o —iM^ Coventry Scott Karl.' son of Mr. and Mr*. p.m. Feb. 19 they will make fasioy Rendmts Protest Resolution Utah Convicts Free 27 Richard Waghar. sandwiches at the Rose home. ? WtoBO—IBM Daily Radio WHAV-GIfl d rl Scouts Plan New meml^rs recetve(l Into the Comlag Bveat* Passed hy.Directors Tuesday To Be Aired WOOD—1890 4-H Fam ily Night Planned - church include: By letter «1 trans Tomorrow's activities follow- Hostages as . Riot Ends Eaato'ra DayUght ttOM WHOP— 1416 Cookie Sale i)rive fer. Birge Dayton (rom Rocky Explorer ScOut Post 4H, 8 p.m., Hill Congregational Church, Mrs. Pond Hill School; Chtb Tack 57 BMw«U St. and HadunaUck'St. B y ZBA Again The (oUowing pmgram echeduies^ii**- At Church Community House BIrgt Dayton from SeconQ Con Deii 2. 7:15 p.m. -with Mrs. Nerman Rockville. ars supplied In' ttw radio manage- WHAY-Serensde Columbia, Feb. 7 (Special)—The wets. rOidenU today were pro- (OoutlBBed frem Page One) minlstraUosf' section by the pris gregational Church, P a 1 m e r. "Jake” LeDoyt; Chib Pack 63 Den taatinr a roaolulion paaaed by nienu and at* subject to change w vxfsrffr"** Sivenlns Good Muate annual Girl Scout cookie sale drive 5) 7 p.m. with Mra. Joseph Lock*; John Howard is applying to the oners ahd was taken to a Salt Mass.; Mra. William Hotchklsa Uie Board o f Dlractora Tuesday wUiibul nouc*. i-f WTje-Dick Burtil opens officially today, with both Coventry, Feb. 7 Special)—Thevit wlli be delivered to the office of from Covenant Lutheran Church, .Den 2, 7 p.m. with Mrs. Charles PINE Patrol IBupt., Lyle Hyatt said he Lake City Hospital, where he was Andy ooncamiiilf the location of Nik# Boy Drowns TSoning Board of Appeals (ZBA) WHAY—Open House , WBOP—Fulton Lewis A the Girl Scouta and Brownies par annual 4-K family night will be Mrs. Thomas O'Brien, visiting New Britain; Mr. and Mrs. EM- Ralach; setback card party, 8 p.m., was prepM-ing a cell-by-ceir shake- reported in fair condition. III*— V • boutfng In town. again for permission to divide Later, convict Alwin Straus WOCC Rwura -K«vu* ticipating, Mias Jean Natach, drive held at 6:30 p.m. Monday in the nurse, for special use at well-child win Lawton from Rocky Hill Con /.merictcn Legion home; social, 8 PHARMACY down. ,. W K N irT .M .. WHAY—Serenade Nortk Coventry Church Commu- conferences, as well as other local pjn., Nathai Hale Oommuhlty The reaidanta have pkmned a property on 134 Oakland St., which was beaten and thrown out by the WTIC—Ross Miller Evening Good MuMe fhairman, announced. gregational Uhurch; Mr. and Mrs. AM Oeator 8 L -« s L BO 9-M|f« meeting for S p.m. SaOirday at In Mill Pond The Hot of about 500 prisoner* ''nlty House on Rt. 44A. ■ All 4-H health programs. Center; Junior Bowing Basket 4-H, will result in two lots having lei convicts. Straus, a ring-leader In W DRO-^ Koiey ,'XiS?,®'r.A!!en Brown The girls wUl take orders from Frederick Nebera from '8outh the Keeney Street School. stafted about 6:30'p.m. (MSI!) dur the 1951 riot, was released today WPOP—waxworks W rfc-Dlck Burlel families are invited. Storm night The group also voted 130 to Ihe Park Methodist Church, Hartford; 2:30 p.m. with Mrs. Emil V. r a - area than- is required. In Residence ing yesterday’s evening dlnher tiU— WDRC—A m o. and Andy townspeople through Feb. IS. The Will lie Feb. 27. Coventry Recreation Committee met; Little SclssOro «>H, 3 p.m. Both Mr*. PhyllU Jackston. 405 Rockville, Feb. 7/(Speclal) .— from a Salt Lake Hospital to be WHAlf—Open House |.WPOP-Fd P Morgan cookie* will be delivered during the Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Peloquin PINE LENOX Ralph Elliot 12./df 101 Bidoklyn A, hour, apparently in an argument returned to the prison. WCCC -Record Revut The program will be In the form i for a 'picnic table for the Plains from Glastonbury Congregational with Mrs. C. L. Little; North Cov Hackmatack St., and Frank , WKNB-P.M. WHAY—Join the Navy second .week in March, which is Stamlar, 710 Keeney St., aaid they -St, drow;ned yesterday in Paper He will be given his second hear between a convict and a guard. It The rioting prisoners' swept of a potiuck supper. Athletic Field improvement pro Church. . ' entry Volunteer Firemen's Wom spread quickly through the convict WTIC—Ross Miller Evening Good Muele Girl Scout Waek. The club leaders are asked tp- gram. en’s Auxiliary, 8 p.m. firehouse. atrenuouily object^ to the fact Mill Pond. He was skating along ing when the ZBA meets Monday from the mess hall through the WDRO—Cat aoiby tJNUJB-Evenlng Berenade As an added incentive to get- the Received by reaffirmation of PHARMACY section of the prison. Authorities WPOP—‘Waxworks WTIC;-Newa of the World that the Board took a formal ac the south side of the pond opposite at 8 p.m. in the Municipal Building cottidors. T^ey poured into the girl* interested, there will be a contact each member to ascertain A to.tal of $170.50 was con faith was William Hotchkiss; and 2M E. Ceater 8L—BO sealed off the administrative sec- S;|S— JXS5£~Amos and Andy ’ the number coming, Including tion without notifying resident* 134 E. Main S t when he ap to hear seven applications. recreation hally, where a basket WHAV—Batty Kunbalt ^ WTOP—Gabriel Heatter prize of a week’s expense paid va tributed to the Santera Ravlin fund. by confirmation of faith, Mrs. Manchester Evealag Herald that any action was contemplated. parently skated off the ice into Howard inn into public opposi .tlon. ball game was in progress between WUCC—Record Revue cation at Camp Laurel for' the girl guests, and advise either William *1710 annual banquet committee Robert Visny. Coventry eorreapondeat, Mr*. ■me Board passed a resolution the water. tion when he first presented his ap- The convicts grabbed the hos a Latter-Day Saints (Mormoh) WKNB-P.M. in the Eastern Connecticut District E. Glenney or Mr*. Winthrop Mer- tor the April social meeting was 96 Get Salk Shots Charles L. Uttle, telephone FI tages, including 13 members of a WTIC—Ross Miller fiam Sr. as soon as possible. ' selected and' includes Mrs. Irene 2-6281. 'J, Tuesday Insisting the Army lo His body was recovered from ;>UcaUon before a ZBA hearing Church'team from nearby Granger WDRC—Cal' Kolby W K y»:JfeSSe?‘''S;|5* who sella the moat cookies. Pro Ninty-slx person* received Salt; cate the housing “in an area moat about six feet of water by Deputy -iuly 18. church basketball, team which was and the Frison team.They shouted WPOP—Waxworks WTIC-^ne Man's Family ceeds wll) go into the Camp Fund. Highlighting the program will Gale (chairman), Mrs. . Ronald playing a prison team and four 4: WDRC—E R. Mdrrow be a talk by Miss Shirley L. Weik, Knapp, Mrs. Harold Moore, Mrs. polio vaccine inoculations during The United State* ha* about nearly conforming to the overall Jailer Richard HUl, Tolland, with Mrs. William Eeils. 144 Oakland that “The con* have taken over!” WHAVe-Beuy Kimball ^ WPOP—Say It With Musle Aaaistlng Mlaa Natach are the fol teachers who came from the out Dudley Ferguson, and Mrs. Rich the make-up session Tuesday nine million skiUed worktrt and planning of the town.” St, and Alphonse Lukas, 139 Oak and seized the visiting team and WCCC—Record Review lowing Girl Scout and Brownie Tolland county assistant club side to give lessons. Nine vrere re WKNB-P.M. WHAY—Polka Party ard Breen. ni;.ht in Coventry Grammar technicians. . The resolution was passed under land St, objected on the grounds spectators. Leaders: Mrs. Leo Cohen, neighbor agent, on experiences of her Euro leased at 'intervals during the WTIC—Radio Lane hood chairman; Mrs. Theodore pean tour. There will also be group On March 5 the group wilt be School. Six hundred adults now suspension o f the rules and with-, Howard indicated he later might Treated with Kindness W DRU--^ Kolby have received shots. These persons seek ZBA permission to establish night as the convicts dickered be JVPOP—Waxworka W TIC -B ob Hope Sanden, Mrs. Walter Wheaton, Mr*. singing, 4-H films and comics for guests of the Connecticut Light St out discussion. Paul D. Smith, one of the-basket- ‘ WDRC—R. Q. Lewla Power Co. in Willlmantic, during will be eligible to. receive their see- on office to conduct his oil buhr- fore finely glviiw up and releasing WPOP-Detectlve Burton Starkey, Mrs. Ernest the younger, children. The exact meaning of the resolu ball players, said he was treated **WHA'V—Record Radio a food demonstration at . the plant ohd shots the latter part of the ncss, which is located in the rekjr the remMnlng iS. WCCC—Record Review w Payne, Mrs. John Carpenter, Mrs. Baby Chicks Ottered tion was M>puently unclear today with kindness. WHAY-Polka Party office building in that city. month, and will be notified by poet to the OorM of Ebigineers, New of property. BIsimes Rada! Agitation Those guys would give us the W K N B -P.M . , » William Forbes, Mrs. Theodore Baby chicks are again being of Prison Warden -Marcell Graham wnC—News fedVpmnf Good ACuale Swol, Mrs; Amqld Sihvonen,.' Mrs. The group will meet Feb. 19 in cards of details. England Division. They also said they were fearful shirts off their backs to keep us , WDRC—News Rspprter WKNB-Plaller Parly ^ fered 4-H club members through wgs in Washington to talk with WPOP—Bob and Ray WTIC—Bob Hope John Fprryan, Mrs. John Martin the Sears Roebuck Foundation 4-H the Nathan Hale Community Cen \ Learn to Make Toast Col. George Kibler said today the the gas station located in the front warm,” he said. "They brought us W DRC,-Eddy Arnold ter with Mrs. Herman “Jake” Le mifht fall into Irresponsible hands FBI officials in the course of a tou'r liU— and Mra. Frank Marchisa. ^ — Poultry pfog ftrar This is plaOned 'ITie Uttle Scissors 4-H cooking • resolution’ had been read to him food and everything else we needed WHAY—Record Radio ^W PoP-Ofllclal Dateline • Named Heart Chairman Deyt and Mrs. Jului Ke: [p "^Tjaday afternoon--learned . B e r the pnone and a copy lAkde. when sold. It was also alleged tnat. of prisons. A s he prepared to re ■ V. W tXC—Bscord Review------to help new club ' members get the kitchen.*'^ -i’— WHAV—Polka Party Mrs. UarJeton B. Hutchins has hostesses. to makO French toast at the tiome Asked if he interpreted die action in Howard's absence, "hot rodders" turn to Utah, he smd racial agita Sniith described the prison as a ■ WKNB—Evening Senersde started in poultry. Those who have tion was his only guess as to the w riC —tUKU Radio Lana WTIC—Gilder.lecve again been named chairman of the Baked Bean Supper Set of their leader, Mrs. Herbert E. ^as a protest by the Board of Direc have operated vehiclea around the “wreck.” WDRC—Csl Kolby WDRC—Robert Q Lewis Heart Aasoctation Drive for Cplitoi- taken part in a similar pragram in tors against the Army's locating cause of the^ uprising. WPOP—Bob and Ray WPOP-Mystery Tims Mrs. (Tharles Raisch Is chair station in a dangerous manner. The convicts, first demand was *|4S—, bia. She is'secretary of the Willi- previous years or are well estab the houses at UOcesrood Circle “ There has -been a little talk lished in 4-H poultry work are not man of a public home-baked bean Would Sell Stetion lor face-to-face bargaining with *'wHAY-Owln* Easy WHAY-Polks Parly .mantle District Assooiation. area. Col. Kibler Ndedined com about the colored .boys' thinking WTIC-Glldersleeve supper slated from 5:30 to 7 p.m. Howard's attorney. Jay Rub- Clyde. He quickly drove from Salt WCCC—Rsoord Review Matinee Series Set eligible. ment \ , _ tnow, said his client wuihed to they should have the privilege of WKNB—Evening Senerade' WDRC—Robert Q. Lewis Adequate housing and equipment Saturday in the American Legion Lake City to the prison while some t Time Another in the PTA matipee A copy of the rnohiUon was divide the land so he. might sell the living anywhere in the building, 200 officers were being assembled. WTIU—lUbU Radio Lane facilities are necessary to apply. Home on Wall St. by the Auxiliary WDRU-Oal Kolby aeries shows for childten wlU be of the focal Post. 'fadadea lastallattea, plaa tax. ea route to Boston by mail today. service station but hold onto the and that's all I can think of off WPOP—Bob and Ray W HAY-Nlght Watch Those interested may apply for 50 Early In the riot, the lights of WTIC—At the U.N. held in the Schaffer Auditorium, The Board action Bl«o brought oil truck storage garage at the hand,” he said. the prison blazed brightly. But Site— or 100 straight run sex-link baby Assisting will be Mrs. Stanley Gtisraatesd tor t year. WHAY—Swing Eaey WDRC—The World Tonight WUlimkntlc State Teachers College Harris, Mrs. Eugene Rychllng, forth a protest from Atty. Wertey rear of the property. "But that has never come to an ( ^^QI*'~Modern Sounds chicks, by lu rch 2. ' shortly after midnight, either WCCC—Record Review Saturday at' 1:16 p.m. "Rhythm Mrs. Harold J. Newcomb, Mra. CALL "P E nr WILSON C. Qryk. \ Lucas represented his mother, actual issue,” he added. through carelessness or intent, ■ WKNB—Evonln* Senerade and the Modem Dance" will be Chicks for this year’s program Oryk represents som#\ Bldwell Graham said Negroes and whites WTIC—tisiu Radio Lana WHAY—Night Watch Lotiis A. Steullet. Mrs. Ernest -Mrs. Josephine Lucas 139 Oakland the prisoners blew, up the boiler . '■ WDRC—Today in Sports WTIC—Al the U.N. presented by Jacqueline Van Gass- will be delivered April 8. according Ml 9-5650 S t rssidenia as “amicuaXcuriae.” are segregated as to eating and WDRC—The World Tonight beek. director of a dance group at Marsh, Mrs. Ralph M. Burns, Mrs. He has been invited to attmd the St., during the hearing. In the power house and the lights WPOP—MdSlc and News to Albert B. Gray, county club John Lacek, Mra. Kenneth Jorgen In another ■ application slated sleeping, but not otherwise. went out. W POP-M odern Sounds the University of Connecticut. •genL Y SMTlee OaUs meeting Saturday. ^ The racial issue was one of the *'tvH AY—Dst'ellne S ;* t— sen, and Mra. -Richard S. Snow. Oryk caUed the Board acUon “a Monday, Green Manor EaUtea, Later, a fire was set in a stor WCCC—Oood Evening Onod Huklo W HAY-Night Watch Scouts Seek Fund* Proceeds wUl be for the unit’s Day or Night $ 2 .9 5 It was "Knight” day in William C, Coe’s eighth grade English 43 complaints made by the prison age room and smoke drifted ’ WKNB—Evening Serenade WTIC—WeBtward Look Manchester Evening Herald Co- most undemocratic and unfair Ralph ElUot Inc., is seeking a -variance to erect WDRC—Rues Naughtun An additional appeal is being community service benefit pro class at. the High School yesterday. ' William N. Knight, who la ers. through the corridors. Salt Lake W TIC - News i liimbia correspondent, Mr*. Frank procedure.*.' < rooftop sign approximately 256 WDRC—News Reporter WPOP—Modern Sound. made for funds for the Girl Scout gram. county Civil Defense emergency square feSt. in area, which is larger participating in ja teacher observation and participation. program, Other “suggestions” included Coimty firemen went in to try to WPOP—News S:U- ' Marchisa, AC. 3-9060. He aaid two Urge segments of W HAY-Nlght Watch Council of Eastern 'Connecticut Cub'Scout Pack 57 will meet at equipment. than regulations allow in Business Father^ Son conducts the clau as his father, N. William, extreme right, chats "better” food, a prison newspaper, fight,- it but withdrew under • its— Camp Laurel, Lebanon, program, the town are vitally concerned with the supervising teacher. The two Knights form a father-son shorter prison sentences and a new WHAY-Sport Spotlight^ WTiC—Westward IxK‘k 8 p.m. Wednesday at the home of . “and were not notified of any ah- Assistant Fire Chief John Zone II at 947 Center St. threats from the convicts. They WCCC—Good Evenins Oood Music WDRC—Russ Naughton • according to Mrs. Albert I. Mann Mr. and Mrs. Harry R. Ryan Jr. SChwars and Richird Bundy of According to zoning officials, the teaching combination at the school this week. * ' « corrections board. Were not able to return until this WKNB—Evening Serenade WPOP—Modern Sound. of Storrs, president.- tlon." WTIC—Sports IS iiS — Circulation Total to plan the Blue and Gold Ban Rockville Fire Department located sign'would be about 4 by 32 feet, Teaching at Before the break came, a prison morning. WHAY-Nlght Watch Those who.,; have not already He aaid the Board "bad no busi er identified as Duck Nielsen told WDRC—W esihrr and Zalman • quet Feb. 27. ness suspending rulsa/’ He said the body from a boat. Police said and would be in the form of a It was an eerie' night of bights WPOP—iJiwrence Welk WTIC—Roterl McCormick pledged or made a contribution are Church Notes huge" green and white arrow •Hal Boyle' a reporter on an intra-building and sounds tor newsmen who were , WDRC—R u.» Naughton 57 MilRon DaHv there was nothing urgent about the boy had been in the water SiSS— W PO P-M odem Sounds asked to send their donations to more than half an hour. carrying the legend “ Shopping High School telephone that "Just about every crowded into one long room of the WHAY—Serenade The Pilgi-im Fellows’.ilp of the the resoluUon. paTUcularly sbiM WCCC—Good Evenins Good Musle local chairman and treasurer, Mrs, First Congregational Church will Parkade." The sign would be near thing” was wrong with the prison. administration building. They' WKNB—Alan Brown W HAY-Nlght Watch New York, Feb, 7 (ff>--Editor Ivan Robertson. the Board had already ruled on Notifies PoUee WTIC—Carlin* Conn^^rvallon attend the Tolland County-w-idc the intersection of W. Middle Tpke. In Washington, Graham said: could hear faint, muffled crashes WTIC—L « George Do H Sc Publisher says 57 mtUlon copies the matter. Miss Ann Marley, 137 East Main By LEONARD ZEIDENBERG Reverie of Fugitive WDRC—Oiiv Lombardo WDRC—Rupa NauRhton A total of 3433 toward a $600 and Center St., where the road “I’m sure when the. (Governor and and* Jangllngs from the convict W PO P-M odem Sounda Pilgrim Fello-> •-.'ihip As.sn. rally The Board bad already passed St. notified police of the incident N. William (Bill) Knight and his WPOP—Mel Allen of United States newspapers were goal has been contributed by local Sunday in the Somers Congrega was recently reconstructed. the board receive the true picture section as prisoners rampaged *:«*— resident* to the program, Mrs. a resolution which was similar but at 8:45 p.m. She told .of seeing an WHAY—Serenade WHAY-J«i*ht Watch sold daily in 1956—almost a mil tional Church. The groUp will leave Other Requests n William N. (N icky)' Knight the situation will be different from through the building. WTIC-Jane Plckcna , Robertson stated today. not so detailed or strongly worded. other youngster, Edward Taraaek, WCCC—G $400 and the midger gone. only the Lakewood Circle site and men at the best age for military last night when fire broke out in liam C. Coe's eighth grade English This is what I think pf in the Police aaid the nudger is a Cousin Charles Gray Another negotiator was' Buddy SHURFINE COFFEE the Bldwell site under considera service. 1,300,000 are available for a delivery truck at Wooibridge St. classes. first few free hours of a winter Washington, a Negro, who once of the pickpocket. OLD LOG,CABIN tion, that presumably meant Bid duty, l.lOO.OOio are fathers and 2, and E. Middle Tpke. As a result, some eighth grade vacation, as I sit here and look Charles Gray, 58, of 89 Penn during the course of bargaining STRAIGHT BOUUON wen S t, although town officials 300,000 are classed as “unaccept The truck, owned by Nassau classes ban troop from Elngllsh to at my arm and watch the peculiar sylvania Ave., New Britain, died went to the PA system and yelled' HANDY'S 8RIGHTWOOD BONELESS have never specifledi able” for various reasons. Furniture Oa.,' Hartford, was also math without leaving the Knight nerve Jerks, of civilieation slowly at his home yesterday at 4:15 p.m. to the cavorting inmates in their w BOX OF 64 TETLEY Oen. Robirt Fleming, division The pool of 1,300,000 available slightly damaged. family circle. subklde. of a heart attack. He was an ei cells to quiet down 'and stop PROOF BOT W.ST engineer, has recommended to the men. he continue, would probably Firemen from Hose Companies No re'ports. yet on who is the ploye of Landers, Frary ah PRESCRimON i 4 YEARS OID r fed so grateful to be here. I “ messing around” so that negoti tt) Department of Defense that it “shrink all too fast” in case of 2, -3 and 4 of the South Manchester tougher taskmaster, father or son. feel grateful because I know I Clarke, New Britain, and ha( ations could proceed. EXPERIENCE 4 TEA BAGS ■ 62c need. But in any case, he said, Fire Department used a booster frequently visited in Manchester. Fruited HAMS stick with the Lakewood site. am fortunate. I realize fully that \ Guard Lt. M. L. Coleman was By Onr Fharmaclsts ^ FULLY COOKED Now the new Board resolu men in this group "should be hose and a half inch lined hooked of the 2,700 million people bn He leaves his wife, Mrs. Rosa stabbed in the stomach during an E tion “win be given serious consid trained and used to replace the to a nearby hydrant. The alarm Earth Only a few million ever get bella Shannon -Gray; two sons argument' which sparked the re 12-OZ. CAN LIBBY'S JAMES STEWART eration," according to Col. Kibler. aging men among the 2 ^ million was rung in at 5:35 p.m. from"box the chance to have a winter vaca- William and Robert; and a daugh volt He was thrown into the ad* •OUaSON WHISKIY men who have already served 85. Uon of this .type so far from home ter, Dorothy. Mrs. Gray is a sister varying terms of service."/ * Before the fire cotild be brought of Harold Shannon, 17 Oval Lane, LAMB FORES i 100, 5TH 9 D o Hershey went op to say '-thall —and even fewer have the reckless CORNEintEEF - 43c About Town under, control, several pieces of courage to go so deeply in dqbt and' the family attended the wed PROOF , B O f w - '” many of the fathers and “ unac- furniture were burned or damaged to do it. diifg ln town on Satur^y of Miss FSESH aVISCiKATED •OTTIEO IN BOND ceptables” could "perform- w e l by smoke and water. Included in Q What was the'average in C;pthia Shannon ahd Roland especially in a repdy reserwe.” the damaged furniture were a sofa, It is trips like this that really 3 Nb, eon M * . DISnUEO IN KENTUCKY' Dilworth-Comell-Quey Post. No. come of workers during the year separate the boy# from the bank ^ y o n . 103, American Legion, will hold its “ If there is a large mobiliza several bureaus, corner cabinets, 19557 FLOFFO trfV tion they will be taken,” he said. rupta. (So long boyhood!) / Funeral services will be held CAPONETTES Lb^SZc annual Valentine dance Saturday mirrors, tables and chairs. A — Men who worked at full- 1 fed so grateful to my wife. "It would seem wise for the nation The truck's driver, Durward Saturday afternoon at 1:30 at the night at the post home. Dancing tim,e' Jobs earned an average in- Frances, at this gracious moment. Hanson and ’Erickson Funeral Gins will be from 9 to 1, with music fur apd huhiane for them if they were Ritchie, 42, Bast Hartford, said he com.e of $4,200 or $1,500 greater EAST HARTFORD^ TELEPHONE BU 9-9851 UROSA No. * M* N.. 7 trsdned.” I learned about women from her, Home,;New Britain, with burial in nished by Tony O’Bright's orohes was unable to explain how the fire than the average for women. The and after nearly 20 years of mar CHUCK STEAKS lk4 9 c tra. 'Di* subcoipnilttee is studying started. He gave the damage esti Rose Hill Memorial Park, Rocky women's average was $2,700. riage, there Isn't a day dawns that Hill. military reaerve programs, es mate to Fire Chief W. Clifford I don’t learn more. RED CROWN Boy Scout Troop- 47, South pecially one the' Army wants to Mason. BONELESS. WHITE. TENDER SPAGHETTI, expand. Under this plan, men take Ritchie said he and his helper, Q.^What is the. authority tor Wotheh are a heartening, helpful Methodiat Church, is planning to the - Electoral Collt!,e? adc, apd without them (be world A Treat ...... a«ca > S ;2 9 5 hold a food sal* at the J. W. Hale six months active duty training, Sidney Calvin, Hartford, had To Eat Lb ‘ then go into a ready reserve drill stqpped earlier at a restaurant at A.—The" United States Constitu wouldn’t be half so interesting (or Foherab Veal Legs Store Saturday morning, beginning tion. nearly so populated.) ELBO MACARONI 19LB. BOX HAIFW i r at 9:30. Anyone who would like to ing unit Vernon Circle and were on their '■4 GAl way to make deliveries here in They do keep the moss from ac FRESH, PLUMP, TENDER. eontribute food or have it picked The National Guard la objecting (J.—Which state la increasing cumulating on a man, up may contact either Mrs. Wood- to a new order that all its new Manchester when, the fire broke Howard Edelsoa OCEAN SPRAY ^ e ' out moat rapidly in population? I also admire women because SUPER Ready to PICTSWEET row Trotter or Mrs. Everett Kel- enlistees must take six months of they will battle corporations,- big. The funeral of Howard Edelsbn, Cook Lb. W O A.—California leads in number*. 23 Creatwood Dr., was held at 2 FnrN Chickens ««y. basic training. The Guard- favors In percentage increase latest fig or small. So few men will. I am ROBIN HOOD limiting this to II weeks for its the kind of a guy who, if he puts a o'clock yesterday afternoon at the CORN ON THE COB 2 Pkg*. 39c ures Show Nevada first with 54.6 John B. Burke Funeral Home. • WORTHMDRB’SUCED Cranberry sauce 2 ““ 35c STH te A r John L. Gagliardone. 314 Card .recruits under 18H, the minimum 'per cent estimated increase. penny in a subway gum machine SEA SPRAY SOT A .T J Her St, a marketing major at the draft age, and the gum doesn’t borne out, Rabbi Leon Wind of the Temple \ • OZ. CANS PICTSWEET Uplveraity of Connecticut, pnd Zoel Maj. Gen.- Edgar C. Erickson walks cautiously back and forth on Bath Sholom officiated. Burial was News Tidbits Q — What is the general *P- • Swift’s Bacon Special Pkg. 49e X Parenteau. Coventry, a speech told the subcommittee in pre the platform to be sure it is dq.- in Beth-Alom OmeteryV New ' all rayon dresa ORANGE JUICE 2 Oaas 35c and drama major-, are among four pared testimony the Army. Na Culled from AP Wires pearance of the okapi? serted and there are no wltneases Britain. seniors who have completed the ad- tional Guard had a ndt loss in en A — These rare beasts are before going back and kicking the Bearers were Eld ward Kamin • U.S. CHOICE—SIRLOIN or SHORT strange creatiures with giraffe -vaneed course Rf)TC program and listed men of 3,050 from July machine. sky, Joseph EMelson, Samuel Eldel- I ’ Deliciously tender, luwe received commissions as re heads, donkey ears, horse necks, My, wife—like most wives — ha* aon, Mervin Ekielson, PhiUp EMel- BUITONI LASAGNE POLO CLUB through Dec. 31, 1956, "com elk bodies, and zebra , legs. Pkg. 49 c serve second-Ueutehanta in the pared to a net gain of 14,681 for America's surgeons receive Word more grit. She believes that what son and Herbert Ekielson. . 9 8 juicy and full of !b V.S, Array. the corresponding period” of 1955. of “ fantastically, simple” half-hour is good for her should be good for hearty flavor SJ2.89 ()t-I* it correct to speak of the 1 0 iSTEAKS NEW! FARM HOUSE Erickson is' chief of the Defense operation first developed in Italy General Motors. She has had a run Anniversary Mass T h e Banking Story” will be pre that may help erase threat of people of Thailand, the country ning feud with the American- Tele Department's National Guard formerly known as Siam, ’ An anniversary Mass for the re- r FMA1S e VEGERABlK 1 FRENCH CHOCOLATE PIE 69c ^ i 6 . 9 5 seated next week by N. WHliam Bureau. g death from coronary thrombosis. phone CTdegraph Co. that goes 'iTiai? back to the days when Don Ameche ise of the souls of Mr. and Mrs. • OCEAN FRESH, TENDER, YOUNG, LIVE Kniidit public relations officer at Antl-JapanM feeling flares in ante 'Paganl will pe said at Smartly styled rayon the Manchester Trust Co., to all ■ r Manila over arrival with a good A—The word Thai mean* Invented Alexander Graham Bell. g "free” ; and it noW is correct to . Here’s an example: a.m. -Saturday in St. Bridget's sheath. . . a wonderful eight of Mr*. Grace Kunx's per will mission of a Japanese official Church. From'the cold CAUFORNIA sonal economics classes at Man who reportedly served with secret speak of the people of Thailand Shh vraa sure that we wouldn’t f^hion for.the career COLBERT Public Records as That need to buy airline passage tor our ' Maine waters 1C 9 chester High School. police during Wartime occupation girl. Accented with a where they thrive - d«59Q 94.4 of Philippines. daughter, 'Itacy Arin, because "We iLOBSTEatS ^S3.09 crilip white ' collar, NAVELORANGES PROOF * The midweek prayer service to Warrantee Deeds ! Police round ap 300 Cypriot can hold her on our laps—and she lb night at • o’clock in the Salva Andrew Ansaldi to Frank Beocio won’t take up seat space.” striped bow and pock youths for questtonlag after at Alderman Quits Well, when we. checked in at the P o lic e . A ir e s is V Prices will soon be very high. Buy now at this exceptionally tion Army Citadel will be con and Sally A. Becdo, proberty on least 12 bomb attacks on British ets and a striking row dncted by Mrs..Major John Pick Wells S t airport the Jolly ticket man 0 Jowprice. MANY OTHER POPUUUt property on Nicosia. . . Belgian Rockville Council chucked Tracy un^r the chin, and of white buttons down up. Mrs. Doris Howard will C. Rudolph Anderson and Ethel Foreign Minister Paul-Henri FrancU J. Leister,' 27, of 183 SUNKIST LEMONS 6*“ 2!lc ■RANDS AVAUAIU AT brtng the MbI* measaga said, "Pretty chBd, how old are the front. Washable, W. Anderson to darehce E. Win Bpaak arrives in New York on you?" . / ■ ■ Hackmatack SU whs arrested and slow . and Mattie M. Winslow, RockviUe, Feb. 7 (Special)— creasejresisUnt finish. S NABISCO PREMIUM CRACKERS ib. 2 7 c 2 AAPSTORI|S way to Waahihgton to discuss Tracy wisely/ kept her mouth chaiged with intoxication at 4:45 Gsoegs S. lig h t 1 Bow S t. has property at 10 Russell S t atomic energy matters with high WlUiam SUles Jr., Demoa-aUc In jiavy. coral or toast, RED. RIPE notend the suigical ward of Hart- alderman, ■ has resigned his post shut, as did her mother, but proud p.m. yesterday, on S< Main St. neju- .OPEN DAILY and SUNDAY 8 A.M. fo 7 P.M. Jay E. Rubinow, trustee, to Wil UJB. officiala MJ. Nebo PI. Leister is scheduled Vith white. Sizes 10- Coed H o^ tal. ot. tlie City Council, it was learned Papa had to burst out, "She’s 3H cH . pk«. fU j lard 8. Beckley and Pauhne A. Soviet Defense Minister (3e0rgl —and big for her age.” to'appjiar in court Saturday. 16. THURSDAY «Md FWlbAY 8 A.M. to 9 P.M. Beckley, property on -Butternut Zhukov flying to Burma Sunday 'today. TOMATOES ■ocEuaro IN Rd. As Frances ^ared at me, the 1 1 8 for six-day visit ; . Madrid resi The alderman from Ward Four airlines mdn said: TEAJgiSTERS FACE CHARGES V e s i t s , MbM, WVk. 7 (dV> . bsssneat . dents begin boycotting municipal said his chknge in working hours . w iM M M ii^ aecialiBts, sti*- “Aha! Then she’ll have to have WaalOngton. Feb. 7 (/n —The OPEN uww-*'-* EAST CENTER State of Oopnscticut to Connec transportation to protest high would conflict with thp (Jduncil a half fare ticket!” Senate’s GoVerainent Operatloas FANCY WESTlERN . ig n ^ r id^mihig_>a am ir pnrtyfs ticut Power (Jo.,'property north of cost of living. meetings held every, two weeks. W. Middle Tpke. ' While the development o f avia ’ conanlttee today reebnunended . BUI limiting use of hangman^ ; will not realfm his position os tion halted, , France* aind the air that fonf officials-of the Team * Pte. STREET ; riaT%*l^."wU ' *** Marriage LleeMS noose la Britain appears on its the 'Board of. Education, which a, 2Sc lines fellow battled out the issue, sters Union he proeecnted oa OARIOfS PraHtfAhariag Stateps St^kbsQ -Edward Kosakpwski, 14 way to final approval. . , 'SodaUst meets -once a month. \ ,with me standing bn th|s •idelines Karvy B t, and Bhtrlay PodUer. 431 oontenipt of '(E g ress charges. M l> 4 1 7 8 a n c h e s t e r Party protests government -plsns HIS' term expires next January, raurmuring a 11 * r n a tie 1 y. "On One of the four Is Kiaar O. W* Give M : Bt, jPsbf 23. St for Japan to obtain guided missiles Lemocrats hold a majority aeoss wife!" sod "On tlckat a ^ l” Sags-ABea, East HfirMerfl. Is spaa Tnesday Mueagli t U n i m r N at lousI OatlMUe Moha. exsontive vlee presMsut 9iN Jl«I. to 5t99 PJMU; FrUajr saMl 9i60 P J i; ^ from United States. sary to name, a Tt^gy mse,s, Mg help. She kept o f the gIMit
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the burglar aald when the lady of -Agent—have you efvet' had ap- \ Ben^n to Cut NOTICE BUGS-BUNNY Answer to Previouo Pu«3ld Ileds Unveil U.S. Spy tha houae caught him stealing her pendiclUa? ' , t 121BUUU K WE WILL IE CLOSED ALL DAI stiver. X WAS ONLY TryiN' r , Applicant—WelL I , was. operat "Planetarium [7< Price Support SAff SOME SIDORN* Sense and Nonseni^e ed on, but I have never felt quite a SATURDAY. PEIRUARY f OVEP. PETUNIA! An insurance ajfent, filling out Sj^re whether it appendicitis an application, asked, or professional curiosity. AOSOM 8t Mounds used On Feed Grain ■ Tommy— P «, what U an equl? employer. t Red planet by golfer* noxT ' _ Lady— And can’t you get one ? 80 Indian weight g Source of (Oqallaaed from Pngp o m ) Pa—rWhy, er..U-£»--ahem! For Tnimp— No, mum, You see, 80 Grafted (her.) (CoMtlnued from Page One) goodnoM’' »ake, Tommy, don’t you he’s been dead twenty-eight yeara. CARNIVAL BY DICK TURNER light ' THE STUDIO know anything about mythology, IHeavaaiy - IMWN 'one meekly as he turned away. "Tell Frank E. Stanek was best man, products be reduced in view- of the a H»t H 37 Triumph the United States has elevated acts wants a reference from my last him that I ’ll call another time.” , k 8 P Jb H and ushers were William Leone, fact that milk production keeps 40 Penetrate of subversion against nations not cousin of the bride and R. S. The Walls Just Won^t Stretch A ny More Increasing and continues to out 42 Sea eagle P to its liking to the level of state S-7 JT Clemens, brother-in-law of the strip merkets. But a final dqciaion 9:30 p.m; 43 Card game policy . . . in gross violation of in f bridegroom. A t Manchester Memorial Hoapt^who has been associated with UiewThe trustees have given up their U,expected to continue ti e present MAJOR HOOPLE 44 Weasel-Uke JT E ternational norma and amounting OUT OUR WAY BY J. R. W ILLIAM S OUR BOARDING HOUSE , with The bride’s gown of white satin tal,1 where...u,..,. plant facilities no «longer___ _ InatlfiitlATTinstitution flinnjisince 10991922, Mn/Iand IrnAVL'sknows Hboard"amt'H’- rAnmroom. The doctors have dollar-andrcents rate of 33.25 a animal, i to nothing short of aggressive Television’s jn’eatesf’ u - IT r and lace was in empire style, with can meet the demands placed on the conditions of overcrowding, has moved their lllA-ary. The mainte hundred pounds for milk and 58.6 47 Horn ■ acts.” remarked, "Ths walls wont stretch , .__50T1O WBAItV00R ’^voumi JU « r LUCKY M9U 1 AUTOMOBILE? MY WORD/ scalloped neckline, long, pointed nance staff has transformed some cents a pound for butterfat. dramatic show OaLO«HESA*aiM,HUHl W nosrr NAME TD w om Y , a ir p l a n e ? Z DO 51 Goddess of Ilyichev said "imperialist ag- them by the community’s growing any more." slorage space into a 4-bed admit NOW,MA2TOR,KEEP lOOkiTk? AT d f sleeves and chapel-length train. Increasing stock* o f oilseeds are AMUTTIW DOE/HE» discord - gressive forces” 'in America are X POSTT WATCH VDU BVCKV WHAT B e l ie f s - Her veil of French illu.sion- was health needs, overcrowding and Desperate and makeshift meas ting ward. TVo beds have been expected to influence Benson to TKW MaUtfOOUT, SCXJWMP OOTPOUMPMT/ MV EYE6/ TOO ARE PERFECTLY 92 East (Fr.) operating under the guise of all KIND OF 1Hl6 UPSTART i r w 8 9T held in place by a crown of seed makeshift accommodations are the ures have become routine proced- crowded into roomji that are not lower supports for such oilseed U P MATH W C i;« U J« H V CALM, pe a c e fu l,TIRED 54 Go by m sorts of private committees, foun b a l d e r ISTRYiNS pearls and orange blossoms, and oruer of the day. I lire at the hospital in its effort to I only too small for efficient patient crops as soybeans, flaxseed and r r l a x / -^ t h e r e now —YOO a-7 aircraft, i dations a ^ unions. He named the F ' " d a s h R SI V The accompanying photograph meet the community’s need f - care and privacy but, in addition, cottonseed. ARE 60IN& FDR VOUR FIRST TO HYPNO- us. SM- Oa. 55 Royal Italian Ford, Bockefeller, East European she carried a cascade of gardenias 7 T17E ME.' and carnations. show-a a men’s ward which, until niedical service. T^e women’s are poorly located for proper nurs Last year's crops .were supported • t R id e in a m a u t o m o b il e — e |W >, UM e»mi, IM,. family name Si n and Carnegie Foundations as well T w fs f, DOESN'T HE r " recently, was the medical record's w-ard across the hal' from the ing and other auxiliary services. at 32.15 a bushel or 75 per cent Julia, M sd i" a n d w h e n YOU COME SAOC 50 Scottish as the crusade for freedom, which The maid of honor was gowned kNOWTHATXAM ‘Don't for|;ot! YOU bo tho first on# out of the offico ' 16 in Jeweled aqua satin and net. and departmept. It was con-.-erted in men's ward seen here started life The nurses have taken on extra of parity for soybeans; 33.09 a Stars as your > ■ WE'LL TAYE A SHORT FU6HT sheepfold !T A operates Radio Free Europe. view of the pressing need for ad as the medical staff’s conference patients. V A V. * ONEOFTHEECBRr 7 her arm bouquet was of yellow bushel or 70 per cent of parity for IN AN AIRPLANE/ toni^t and got your own hat back!" 51 Hurl TTie Moscow press and radio al HYPNOTIC MASTERS carnations. Miss Buccino wore ditional bed.,, and was fully o-- room. It was converted several The list of improvisations is a flaxseed and 348.60 a ton or 70 peY Gas Company’s so had. a field day with the spy cupled the day it -wa* open^. J* •' 1 OF THE A S B ? >_ jeweled dusty rose satin and car w-eeks ago. long one, but the hospital feela It cent of parity for cottonseed. This m= y charge. Looking in on the ward is Miss A space originally intended as has reached the limit of w-hat can ried Blnk carnaUons; Mrs. Oem- year’s rates are expected to be be repreffehtativB Full-page reports plus 2-column Eva Johnson, assistant at'minislra- the children’s playroom has been PRISCILLA’S POP Where-There’s A Will— BY AL VKRMEER ens. Jeweled emerald green satin be done for patients under such tween 65 and 70 per cent of parity runovera were carried under the tor of the hospital. Miss Johnson. used as a men’s w-ard for years. conditions. for soybeans and 6 points less 'or IT OLkSMt TtDUR Identical headline. "American and net and her flowers were I ’M naroon carnations. i each flaxseed and cottonseed. MOM! TO COME AfALLOVAlANCrE Spies” in Pravda. the Communist This year’s wheat rate alriady WOULD)\ \ / f -party newspaper; Izvestia, the The mother of the bride chose cluding McCu.Mker, and an addition H O N fe S T OLJTOF M Yi WOULDN'T Rockville has been announced at 32 g bushel ALLOW-rfBESIKJ TO IF I y ' / .•• government organ, and Red Star, for her ileughters wedding pink al person, will divide their time be '(EOT A lace over net, and the bride- tween teaching and cbunseling, the or 82.6 per cent of parity, the same the Defenae Ministry paper. Oth aa last year. Wheat was not re RAISE er papers also gave the stotT wull giuoms mother-" wore a mauve vice principal said. He noted this duced because supplies are being u treatjnent sheath dress. Both mothers wore arrangement is deemed advisable Board Votes $200 to $750 trimmed under prt^uction control ' Moscow Radio devoted the main orchid corsages. They assisted the to avoid barriers that sometimes and export programs. portion of its broadcast last night bildal party at a dinner for 60 arise betw-een regular teachers and to a rqport on American "inter- ^est, at the Italian American Hike in Pay for Teachers ' full time counselors. l?i! t.iub. and a reception for 150 Hear That Humming? j <‘r. ferenep In Soviet internal affairs." "The esseffee of the guidance PEGGY guests. program,” McCuaker said, "is the When the couple left for a trip Rockville, Feb. 7 (Special) — rental figures as follows; Estl- relationship between the counselor New- Milford, Feb. 7 (fli)— There to Wa.shlngton. D.C., the bride Teachers' salaries for the next* mated 3600 per year for utilities and the student, which Is developed are almost as many bees in this was wearing a black lace top, school year will be 3200 to 3750 for three rooms, this figure being through individual conferences.” Small western Connecticut town subject to change according to use *Skr*T —> white chiffon skirt, black coat, higher than at present. , Ofhei' School Bualneaa (pop. 5,800) 'as there are people Your Dental of utilities; 3500 per year for each in the United States. y's-T jr.R«M.uATHEMDWITViMtr sage. room; and premises to be left in That 'little bit of intelligence night adopted a ar.aln of 33.900 ten teacher at Northeast 'School, comes from the. annual report of LANE «». US. CM. I a-7 m d M. Health «^”»d«*ted with 35,800 after hearing reports on the The trustees also felt the towm as resigned effective "A-prll 29. a l l e y OOP No Savvy? BY V. 1. h a MLIN Town Clerk Howard Peck. L r C t Manchester High difficulty of securing and retaining Mrs. John Murphy, a former kin BY RAT GOTTO should be responsible for liability Yeaterday, he reported the bee ..JD fi»Y ME SIOCX> COTTON WOODS Schcwl and is employed in the ad teachers at the present salaiy dergarten teacher in Vernon, was >BUT TM BESRUNIMG vertising section of the W T and insurance protection, and for population at 140 million. He said 777 MAIN ST. — MANCHESTER ^ w e d be r WOULDN'T MISS Fl.i;ORIDATION scale of 33,400 to 35,200. chosen to fill the position at a sRtArATr2 <|M pNtslY,ICTPL ABOUT FIFTEEN / fM N O T TO TMINR TW WRCA16, HERESTH'DEAL, -B U T HELPLESS ifKY CHARLKYT rubbish removal. the town has eight beekeepers who TWB«YMUJCN/^TWS FffiT RTTH' ( SURE.. CHARLEY 1 — WITHOUT A Big m a n TO where ARE VTXJ GaNG ? THIS TRIP FOR A (This is the fourth In s series of Grant store at the Shoppers Park- salary of 34750. ade. The increased wages for teach- The Board voted to assure the o\vn 47 hives. fiHOULDER.SAY.. w e V e been GRAB CUM .SHARE OF FTIIZE HERD OF six nrticies on dental health being ers will cost the town 347,0.’i0, al-; trusles that their intere.st would be Martin F. Fagan and Norman r K THOSE REBOUNDS OFF JERSEY HEFFUHS: And you think you've got a u ev. MV OFFERED A PERCENTAISe OF presented by The Herald, In coop * RraUiiate of Icw-liig for normal increments. This protected in the proposal, but w ill C. Young will represent the local TH ' GATE TO PLAY AN EXHIBITION ' TH' BOAROS.',- SO IF OYER TH'RIDGE the 1953 class, Manchestei High bousing problem. eration with the Manchester Den figure does not include the salaries consult with the town counsel re- school system at a teachers con G.AME WITH A PRO TEAM IN WE CAN JUST GET TO HOUND UP School, served with the U.S. Nav,- THAT GIANT-SIZED TREE-TOP TOWER, tal Society, In observance of Na of additional teachers that vviU be . gai-ding the agreement, ference at Yale University Grad NEW 'rt)RK/,„ foiir years and is presentlv a tool- “ WILDCAT* CENTER lA c o t t o n : tional Cbildren’s Dental Health required. j The Board sought use of the uate School March 29 and 30. Week, Feb. 3-9.) wrt..*'’’’' "PPrantice at Pratt and ASK YOUR Whitney .'.ircraft. Raymond E. Ramsdell. superin-1 rooms after Ramsdell revealed the Atty. Leo B. Flaherty Jr. was CLOSED tendent of schools, estimated that increasing enrollment in elemen The -bride’s gift to the I ride named a member of the planning Fluoridation of public v ater sup 13 new- teachers will be needed tary schools. The superintendent DOCTOR poom was a cigarette lighter, an1 committee for a community con plies, is now a routine procedure next year, several of whom will \jt plana to use the-church t-ooms for ference'on school problem K to be in n n riy 1,300 communities and to her attendants she (live jewelry filling new- positions. There are 107 ABOUT ^ U . The bridegroom s gift to the kindergarten oia.sses, thus releas-| sponsored by the Citizens' Corn- serves over 28 million persons. teachers in the "lyster.i now. ing three rooms in the County p id e was a gold locket, and to his mlttee foi* Education, and co-spon E According to the nation's top TTie Board recognized the need Home School for the overflow from sored by the Board. best man and i-shers he presented All Day most health authorities, the evi wallets. , • for a merit system., but felt the Vernon Elementary School. A letter from Seymour E. Lavitt dence is conclusive that fluorida general increase was most urgent Outdance Program Explained w-a.i read in which Lavitt pro CMS tion is an effective and safe pio- ly needed so that the superinten Joseph McCiisker, vice principal posed a system which would give X" ' cedure for substantial reduction Cas€*r onjrtin dent can obtain teachers for the of the high school, explained the the gifted child an expanded pro To Get Rsqjdfy of dental decay. Mr. and Mrs. Raymond A, Long- 1957-58 year. guidance program, which will have gram with little. If any, additional BOOTS An d HER BUDDIES Ambitions BY EDGAR MARTIN ■'What was a hope of a genera tin. 357 Woodbridge St., announce Replacement Obtained the equivalent of one new full time cost to the tow'n. Lavitt referred BY ROY CRANE tion ago is now a fact of pieven- For TRe Greatest BUZ SA W YE R the November marriage of their Ramsdell announced that John counselor next year. to the .gifted child as "our perish CONN6CTICUT MIOICAl SI9VIC6 «4C50 UW JLY*.^ to o '- TT V C R t'.ve dentlitry," the American. Den daughter, Linda Ann. to W. LOOX,IUZ,Y9U'0 M. Riddiough, Machias, Maine, has The four present counaeloics, in able resource.” ooHNTiTyneMt WN,fUZ! tal Association has reported. George Case Jr., son of Mr. and P.e. »e x 101 • Ntw NAVIH I Sale In VNTViCR TVHt OPPC«CTU>iVT^ TD T H «T "TO CPRSJl YOUAglTANTlWr HAP A fR8TTY «Atgr$M»N« been engaged to fill the position'of YW lPW Rt WWEUF VCR A TOPyNNV. o r The emergence o( the public Mrs. Warren G. Case Sr. of Plea a grade 7 teacher at the Maple St. YOUOiONTTfUai RDU6Hn.l8HTM y»rw '(ou? health program is backed by near sant Valley Rd.. South Windsor. Map^ester's V" —------^ CONCBTT CPREER. ■\S R O N t Vbi tMOS)CAf Hie bast ways we know to accempHsh this U fb ^ivt Hiot gal a kitehon or bathroom to 7 NAggep OOKSttUIS IN ARENT AOASSELOP MANY WHO Baltimore (Jff — After robbing lamf, and the winner will then en KINFOLKS'. CAN KEEP a city taxi driller .of 13 dollart In ter the Miss National contest in moke Her fondost dreoms come triie. A ond J wHi pkm and dosign it for her, inotoU the OxtarM, do th* eenpantry, plumbing, Hiing, elaelri- THAT COOL bills, three men remarked aa they 'Washington the week of March 24. ABOUTA jumped from his cab: MiM National will be awarded a col workTbrook woNs Ttf necessary); oH for o price you wiH find hard to boiiovo. In addition, wo can arrange on oosy budget pkm for you. VISIT To the "Keep the change, buddy.” trip to Bermuda. . DENTIST I Our slosignor wW cdH at your homo wiHibut obiigotien and help you pkm tho bathroom or kitchen of your droaml. Order a VALENTINE kitchen Or bathroom for YOUR swoothoort TODAY! V* //olv fo Gera LOAN in f-THp!
tVHONBBwMpial TCOMSMUontut the BansfieiAt man Z-7 t II Pm. «■ 1-7 gtVt a -few , about youtiti^ who Hktsfo ta/YBSr As Low As FIR WEEK MORTY MEEKLE BY DICK CAVALLI THE STORY OF MARTHA WAYNE Lamont Has A Caller BY WILSON SCRUGGS o e r A i- T R ir i TG U M A PC irqgui^MAMCfiT WHAT* THAT ^ rHEtusne BUT BY T)C TMUr )DU s u c e n o h p l l ' ^ T A o n c t f d o n g :Hi th t cash confident you V y W A T M T u m a*- (auiTCAiirT MCBkTTEF.IC^N dOn^------>OUl!CMUMeLINfl ^ AREfTEQTT€UU,' KMreroFENroitf i wmvWMH-OgADl*^ mada a utst chokado ATTMCnAfcTyl P U L L A4V H E A P ABOJTAHCSAPLfMO MAPmk.rALLAMONrW'V ME KMfOe t/soiiroF(t»A C an tin g to Bakafkidgfm Manchostor's kHrgost and most comploto. plumbing sorv- WTWAT tOVNIHID i \i' |-^HAUNT?^— T)ie««TCNNG 1DMUE cvn Y Pi. .10 M l 3-6884 Anytim e flU IT (T FW7DU,M«K«ri«u>RrrTs2 Hr»gar/ I S8S6» 1888 wiSmMtMW Alans ice. Serving rosklontiai. commercial and industrial oc- c ia H M IN MAIN JILL TMeWOR. Day, Night or Sunday ; coupts. When you want bosN»4bink of us! . . ANDERSON and JOHNSON 00. 4 1 LandJ.! I ' 83 CHARTER OAK ST. (Roar)MANCHESTER HEATING V
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PAOfS SIXTEEN BIANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN., THURSDAY, FEBRtlARY 7, 1967, ; ! . MANCHESTER EVgNING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN., THURSDAY, FiERRUARV 7, 1957 PAGE SBV£3ltBl!H
THE Seofing Parade Herald Angle Hot Rod E:^pected to :e By Thrw 400 Scores Wings’ Production Line Pours iu 36 Markers J»AT BOLDUC Bright Future Rolled in Y Loop Aeetatant 8|mrta Editor Royals Back on Beenn
Ranks on Top of List Further boasting their claim •rery, soccer, ^>eedbeIl and awlm Seen for Star as the top league in town, the Agaiust Yale iu Defeat Intramural Program . V bowlers came up with three J ' ■ ‘ After Losing Streak better than 400 4eeres last of^hrpCc.rEira^rornd’'l“n^ I aJ.“d"*a After College Detroit, Feb. 7 time srreat hockey New York, Feb. 7 (/P)—rLittle men, take heart! You, too, lines is the Production Line of the Detroit Red Wings. The | night, somewhat ef an oddity tramilral Department at Manches- ming. IVEST SIDE MIDGETS In local circles. can be an athletic whiz like Chet Forte of Columbia, the ter High School,, haa formally or Standings New York, Feb, 7
triple while surpassing the pre- Cone for the boys, and Miss Julia Pagani and Son .... . 3 6 .333 Rowe, whose combined National »• g ^ I Forte (pronounced fort-se) for all is the keynote of our inti a- of each when Rod Hundley fin- laat five game* in a aix-dajr apfili. Wous high of 422 set by BlUy Case, Miss . Martha Peter.son and N n siff Arfns ...... 3 7 .300 Hockey League career cover 24 I illg e lg -a r f-j-a I i raised the spirits of the elevator-' Mrs.. June Brady for the girls. .mural program; u very important ishea up at West Virginia and Rochester Is no atrangfiv to flr*t PaganI Jr. earUer In the sea phase of toe overall program grow- Pontlcclli’a ...... 1 7 .125 years, have worked their way son. W V r C E ,hoe set by plumping home 36 w i t h facilities — gyms, .locker goes to Work for one of toe pro place, having been In that ipot through seven centers. The pros.- o g • gpv e e l points ss his Lions lost to Yale rooms, showers, drying rooms, i.'g out of the instructional courses basketball clubs in the NBA. Jan. 1 to wrap up toe Weat All- Andy Lamoureaux, rolling in I'liysical educaf.'on.’ Fire & Police defeated! Pagani’s •nt center on the Production L^io with Don WUUs, had games of swimming pool — as good aa can Lapchick, w’ho has completed Star coaching J(>b for ita akippar, *{ the first-place Red W inn, 21- 132-119-157 for a fine 408 bplit. ,Jr Decision I- The chore gave the 5-foot 9 pre- At the moment toe high school and Gus’a Grinders edged Pon- Bdbby Wan^r. However, attar to* be found anywhere, the early re the cycle of college coach to pro Ucelli’s last night at the .Cedar St. s>sj>o1d Norm Ullman. Is wo. 8. tM ^ ga m e score. Veteran 'X.: '— :— ' ; med semor a total of 451 polnta in sponse has been more than gratify Y'ogram haa thriee levels classified coach and. back to college coach, All-Star game, toe Royala went There were paralleling careers Chet Nowlcki of the ManchM- ■ Ghteagq,~F«b. 7 t/P)—The 5-1 j 15 gaines for an average of 30.67^ ing. A total of 1.10 boys and 227 by grades. Tile grade 11-12 level gym In the weekly Midget League Into their slump. « each group of three players on is capably handled by Miss Case recently took bis St. John’a Unl- doubleheader. ter Motor Sales pinned a 402 odds went to Joey Giardello’s cornered to Kansas’ Wilt CSianr- girls are participating in volley yer/»lty Red Men of Brooklyn to The Royals, aprlnklad with tnes which have dominated play triple on single giunee of 158- head last night. .- . i bsnaln'Is 29.78 average for 14 ball while 300 boys and 325 girls and Early. Mias Petersen, Martin Fire A Police, paced by toe youngsters,, squeezed past runner- town through the years. and Hartwell are dol >g an excel Morgantown, W. Va., for a game 186-110. Joe.v. .the overwhelming favor-i gams.I 'Chamberlain, at asven are competing In the basketball with Hundley and toe Moun shooting of Art Storey, defeated up St. Louis 103-100 last night for The Boston ^hilns had two lent job with the grades 9-10 p o- Paganl's . 47-26. The winners Ite, waa lucky to get a apllt 10; feet,^ Is the current "(JoOd Big program. And as Maetozo has taineers. I their second straight aUecaaa. Their -----peat lines, th s 'fe -called Dynamite^ round decision dver Randy Sandy, Man" ys. Forte, the "Good Little pointed but. "The cooperation gram while Cone and Lawrence scored heavily in every period to only aetbaek in toe past six days Jne of the Ikte 1920‘s and early iiniMl * ttrartien in a televised bout at Chicago Sta Man in basketbail’a perenn^ ar from Arthur IUing.Xaupcrintendent work with grades 7-8 as does Mrs. remain in cuntentluii fui league was a two-point defeat to Philadel lO’s and the Kraut Line of the dium. gument. ' Brady. He came back predicting that h(>nors. Storey had his best night 40's. The first crew had Dit Clap- Of schools). Edson Bailey (high phia Sunday. He didn’t look anything like the liunnenip to PriBoeton school principal)'. and Douglas Bulletin and intramural boards, Hot Rod would become a great 'of toe season, registering 18 Mr, Cooney Welland and Dutch Rangers Beat No. 2 ranking middleweight that pro player as well as a standout polnta and played a good game Block Set Up Win galnor. On the Kraut Line were Despite Forte, Yale used 81- Pierce (business manager for toe posters and announcements en Rookie Boh Burrow blocked* he is. A ferocious last two rounds point fshoptlng by Larry Downs Board of Education) has aided t)ie courage participation and -convey crowd attraction with hta talent off the boards. John Lucas ranked W o ^ Dumart, Milt Schmidt saved the victory’ for him. ■for the -unusual. potential tie-breaking field goal by inow Bruin coach) and Bob Boston, Eye and a 30-point contribution from program tremendously in institut understanding to the studei.ta and next rvllh 13 tallies. Jeff Tybur Bob PettlL the league’* Teadlag Under the five-point syytem of John Lee to Squelch the Lions and ing a varied, balanced and co faculty. Records, percentages, sta Hundley, who leads the Moun waa high for the Barbers, netting , Sauer. * Williams Signs 1957 Contract scoring. Referee Walt Brightmore taineers against NYU in part of a scorer, with 18 seconds to g « to in Ranger Front Line beconle runnerup to Princeton in ordinated program of physical tistics and s-andingi. are being nine points and Frank Ziebarth sure toe verdict. The Roymia blew Boston Red Sox General Manager Joe Cronin; and outfielder .Ted Williams snills as Williams finished voted for Giardello 48-44 and the l y y League race at 5-1 while education and intramurals." kept and compiled and playoffs college doubleheader at Madison had four. The losers were handi T h e' Cook brothers. Bill and Fourth Place Judge Frank McAdams favored Square Garden tonight, scored 30 a big lead aa toe Hawks surged Bun. had F iw k Boucher as their signing his 1957 contract in . Boston Feb. 6. No terms wers announced but Williams said; "It's Colurtibia (4-2) dropped to third. The principal objectives of the and the various tournaments, de capped due to the loss of play- ahead 91-89 with five mlnutaa to very satisfactory to both parties." This will be Ted’s 16th season with the Red Sox. (AP Wlre- him 47-4.V Judge Frank Clark pending upon the sport, are points' while West Virginia maker Bobby Dowd. center on the New York Rangers New York, Feb. 7 (JV-The Etaewhere, the night was made program are: ' • play only to have Rochester regain photo). called It for Sandy, 47-46. The AP Physical fltneSs — To. provide an utilized. crushed a better than adequate and about the' same time the New York Rangers, striving for card had It 48-46 for Giardello. notaUe by the second straight de Gus’s Grinders rallied from a the advantage for good on fi pair MontrMl Matodns had Babe Sle- feat of Louisville, rated sixth na opportunity for students to devel The Intramural Officrali Club St. John’s club, 105-72. Reverse Pitch a fourth-placs fihish in the Na Trained Well More than that, with the home halftime disadvantage to nip Pon- of long Shota by Maurie* Stoksa. bert, Nels Stewart and Hooley tionally in the Aseociated Press op a sound body along with a sound and the Leaders Club, for both Ucelll’s 24-22. Allan Rudd, Toddy tional Hockey League and the TttI Still tht Hightt Paiji Playtr "I trained well for this fight, but crowd luring him on, Hot Rod Welter champ Carmen Basll- Pettit garnered scoring Iionora Smith. playoff berih that goes with it, I just couldn’t get my second weekly poll. Little Morehead, the mind. boys and girls, are very active in Potter and Allan Cyr shared the lo, who expects Johnny Sax with 24 points, two more than th* nation's leading reboundefs, ap Carry over value—To develop officiating all oonteata. They are threw a couple liook shots on free scoring honors with six polnta ton to try and hide in their The "Kid Line” of the Toronto get a chance to move into that wind." said Joey, who last Sep throw attempts, tossed in a hand Royals' Jack Twynun. Stoksa and Maple Leafs included. Boucher position tonight. , tember sledged top-ranked Bobby plied the boot to the Cardinals 85- through satisfactory participation taught the proper techniques and each, most of them in the final Cleveland bout, does just Dick Ricketts contributed 18 each Jackson, Joe Prlmeau and Charlie 74.; And it was reboimdlng, par an Interest in' a variety of sports rules understanding. An award ful of other "clowning” nianeu- two pe: ioda. Doug Pearson with 10 that Vito the aid of a train The New Yorkkrg, fresh off a Boyd into submission in five vera, and Ltopped once or twice tq to the Rochester attack.. Conacher. After that came Herb Plans to Remain in Baseball rounds. ticularly that of the Eagles’ Steve that wi)l save leisure-time value. system baaed on cumulative points markers and Bob Friday with ing maak at a Miami gylm- 3-2 victory over Boston last night, Hamilton, that undid Louisville. Feeling of Belonging take over leading the West Vir The Boston Oelta, tha Btafitarn Lewis, Marty Barry and • Larry visit last-place (Chicago tonight. A "I just didn't have In nay mind will be instituted for both clubs.* four, were high for the Con nasium. Division front-runners, posted their Aurie of Detroit, then the tremen Leg Man Hamilton grabbed 27 of More- School spirit—To develon a feel ginia cheering section. Warming Up foY Better Things tractors. . triumph over the Black Hawks that this would be a tough fight. Correct Philosophy Such conduct by a college player 12th rictory in the last 18 fitarta, dous Chicago line of Doug, and Yankees’ Joe Collins uses an I read in the papers that Sandy head’s 58 rebounds and topped the ing of belonging by providing an Presentl.v. the girls' intramural West 'Virginia’s Hot Rod Hundley got off to a slow start, head E.AST SIDE MIDGETS would put the Rangers in fourth scoring with 36 points. Charlie opportunity for cooperation with on a foreign court frequently is overwhelming Fort Wayhe’a Waat- Max Bentley, along with BUI ics pond near his New Jer place a point ahead of Toronto, wasn’t much—and I read where I program operates on Monday, line-wise, but his ^ e n t play has put him back in toe top strata Standings Mosienko. Later on . there was After Playing Days Are Over Tyra scored 21 points as Louis others In play situations. considered "showboating" and 'Lap ern section pace-setter* lOS-gS. sey home for some leg-condi which is idle. was a 4-1, '5-1 favorite. I Juat got Wednesday and alternate Fridays of college basketball heroes. The 6-4 Hundley’s style combines W L Pet. Phils Open Camp, BUI Sharman sparked Boston With Montreal’s Punch Line of ’Toe tioning beford heading south overconfident. ville slipped to a 14-4 season rec A • fall program of intramurals chick is toe first to agree. But rebounding, shooting and comedy. Chiefs ...... 6 New York has found Chicago an rthe game if I’m wanted. Aa you,,he felt he could play, he replied: ord. while the boya take over on Tues 2 .714 a 28-polnt output. Blake (now the Canadien coach), for spring training. Boston, Feb. 7 (/P)— Ted' "He was always on top of me, was not operated because the while it might be frow’ned upon O u is e rs ...... 4 4 J500 Season Is Official EHmer Lach and Maurice (The easy touch this season, beating get older you start realizing there day, Thursday and alternate Fri in many , college circles, it has a Th* New York Knicks bowled WiII i a ms, temperamental "If someone asked me three and I always had to keep watching Another of the nation’s elite, Physical Education Wing o f the days. As Maetozo pointed out, "The Fngines ...... 3 4 .428 Rocket Richard). the Hawks seven times, playing isn't k whole lot of tilings you place in the NBA. over toe Syracuse Nata 119-100 to throughout his brilliant ca years ago if I, thought I’d be aign- that he didn’t butt me in the face 14th-ranked Canisius came a crop building had not been completed. correct philo.sophy within the field Ladders ...... 3 5 .375 . But -no three o f these plaj’ers two ties and losing just once in know better than baseball.’’ per when Marquette tumbled the The winter or Indoor program be Hundle.v has amazing accuracy Clearwater, Fla., Feb. 7 solidify their hold on third place 10 games. ing in '57, I would have bet them with his head when he came of physical education and athletics ever ran away with NHL scoring Harvard Post reer, is mellowing with age Ted indicated he would prefer to charging in. Griffln.s 81-80. Canisius, dow'n 81- gan with a four-unit volleyball with a jump shot from close or Meriden After Revenge Baseball season gets underway lo, the Eastern Division and alao as Lindsay and Howe have done. no." is equal share of faeilitiea, time, The front-running Chiefs nipped climb to 'Within one gam* of run The Rangers gained ground on —or maybe it’s just the off become a coach or an executive "A fighter is just like a race 72 with , little more than a minute league for boys, with 16 teams far away. He has good speed and toe Engines 28-26 in the Police A here today when the Philadel Since the IMiMH) season, Howe the Maple Leafs last night as To In a serious tone, he added: equipment, progp-am and oppor nerup Philadelphia. The Warriors season. The 38-^'ear-old Bos when he said "I’m not so sure a horse," Joey phllo.Ken Sears and Carl Braun col aince thm haa twice been second, Harvard continued iU search for ball after his playing days. I Williams, who is noted for giv- Negro from New Trork, kept pres Confei-ence battling was on the By PAT BOLDUC Trailing tliroughout the contest, tonight. After signing for his 16th sea suring Giardello in Hurricane hght side with Penn beating ing the remaining indoor season cooperation. “ Students have been The crowd-pleasing antics, lected 25 points apiece for th* once third and once sixth. a new football coach today con Williams displayed a beaming I ing an honest answer even to his enthusiaatic In their response to the Chiefs fought back to knot the fident of finding a maliefld inan to Scores 20th Goal grin after signing a one-year con I harshest critics, once blurted out son with the Red Sox, Williams Jackeon fashion and took little'Brown 67-66 in a. lower-echelon (3-4 weeks), tumbling and appara- however, are confined to only a Past records and performances will be forgottep tomorrow score in the final period and then Knicks and Richie Guerin added Andy Bathgate's flp t period predicted a fine year for himse’f notice of Joey’s best punches— j Ivy. League encounter. Princeton's 'tus units will be conducted in the program.” Maetozo related. few—Bob Cousy of the Boston night when CCIL giants Manchester and Meriden clash in an Changes Reported 23, the tame total Syraeusa’s play sudeeed Uoyd Jordan, who was tract for about , 8100,000 which he would rather be a fireman than “But we are in hopes of a larger win out as Mike Reardon threw fired last month. goal, nis 20th of the season, ig- continues him as baseball’s high- play baseball. That was In his "I will do my verj’ be3t which have accounted for 21 Ivy ' rtilera Buffered first-period preparation for the annual phy Celtics, Sweetwater Clifton of the important cage contest starting at 8:15 at the Silver City in a two-pointer with only seconds er-coach, Pfiul Seymour, aeorad. nlted the Raineis. Gsi -Gardner sical education demonstration turnout aa the program develops. In Eastern Classic Chuck Mencel’a three-point play Athletic Director Tom BoUes, re eit "Paid player early days with the-Red gowi j to help the cliilii______1______knockouts. shakes but. calmed to overtake New York Knickerboerkers. m, to r- Armory. Few Silk Town-ians wiij ho ayn^ng thv crowd since. left to play. Trailing 19-13 at the evened It for Boston late In the "Berore i went ^lU|t foi toe ninth Rutgers 69-.18 in a non-league which began last year. Table ten The-youngatera have had very Harlem with 15 seconds left gave v l c t ^ - cently returned from a Western But' he turned off the grin and Another time, in a temperament "If I don’t drive In a hundrn.l mer Harlem Globetrotter, and waccoitUng to Meriden Coach Ben THternussion, and by five points at auinsa, but Jack Evans put New round, they told me I had to get game for the Tigers’ sixth straight nis tournaments (singles and tie in the Way of intramurala due perhaps one or two others. hungry Minneapolis its uphill anc- Talo 108, Oolum^ 87. trip, said yosterdky "Lota of well became serious when asked If he al outburst, he said he was runs, hit 25 or 30 homers and bat to double aesaions and have turned Zajac, all seats have been sold for toe end of the third period, the WilUmantlc. Feb. 7 ((Pi—A rec York in front 2-1 In the second would like to remain in baseball him,’’ said Giardello, who out victory. doubles) Intramural swimming and Potential Goldmine ord number of some 224 bowlers cess to offset a 35-p(>tnt perform OolgaU 75. Cornell 89- qualified men have indicated a de period. through with baseball when His .330 or .340, I will be disappoint to outside activities, such aa jobs several weeks. winners outacored their opponents when he haa to quit as a player. ed," he said. "If I can’t I’ll se» weighed his swarming foe 159%i Dayton went to a doiible-over* swim meets are also on-t ..e agenda Combine his basketball and 12-5 In the-final quarter. For the are expected to compete in the 15- ance by Phllly’s Nell Johnkton, Pennsylvania 67,u , isiuwnB ro^ _M oo. . sire” to take over the lob. playing days were over. The rea after school, etc.' Loop Leaders Sporting a perfect 6-0 league Princeton 60, Rutgers 58. Dean Prentice converted Bath "After my playing days-are over the writing on the wall. But I’m pounds to 157'2. “I think I hurt time before quelling Miami of for the winter months. clov-nlng abilities. Lapchick say.*, winners, Reardon scored 17 mark game annual Eaatern Duckpln E*.4torn DIvlskMi Bolles declined to disclose any son: He wanted to go fishing. Maetozo also rtoorted that the record, the Indiana need to repeat A m y 90. Albrls 74. \ gate’s rebound midway in the I will do everything possible to Part of the Past sure I can do it." him in the ninth and 10th.” Ohio 68-67 and Temple foiled a Maetozo, wno alao coaches the and aome pro team vlll have a ers to set the pace while tiny (jlasslc here Feb. 14-17, it was an- W L Pet. names because “it might be embar apring program will Include soft- Red and White tennis team, is their previous 60-59 triumph to Boston...... ,,3 5 18 .888 Temple 81, VU1llanova 72. third period for a 3-1 lead, but the help th6 game,” he said. "Other But, apparently, those thoughts Williams has a .348 lifetime bat Both Leveled O t * Villanova comeback to beat toe potential gold mine in a year or Top Classmen Randy Smith hooped eight. For noun^ced today by Ed Feustel, Na rassing to some for only one per- Bruins came back with a goal with than that I want to fish any time He staggered Sandy for the first Wildcats 81-72. hell leagues on all levels, horse high in his praise of Ted Fair two. insure a second straight CCIL tional Duckpln Bawling Congress Philadelphia ...... 28 98 .019 MuhlenberiJanberg 96, Gettysburg 72. wm Is going to get the Harvard are part of the past as far as Wil ting average, highest amotig ac.- i title. On the other hand, a Meriden the losers, Tony Blanchard netted Quanttco Marines 85. Duqussne less than two minutes to go by in" any place I want." liams is concerned. ■time \v1th a right to the head in (Cornell Bowa Again shoe pitching tournaments, track banks, superintendent of mainte "I read where I said he's the 10 points while John McNeil added assistsmt secretary. New York ...... 28 38 JM)0 Job:<‘ live major league players. He and field cor.ipetition. archery in nance at the high achool. and his j win would accord the Red Raiders Syracuse ...... 24 97 T2. Fleming Mackell. He thought the matter over Ted, who will be 39 In August, ranks fifth among the all-time the ninth. Both lev'eled off in the Cornell sagged to a 2-12 record greatest college player I’ve ever ST.\N DINGS six. The event, which drew an un .471 "I’m sure that some of the esn- Gump Worsley was outstanding carefully for a few more seconds 10th, and in one tangle both struction and competit.on. tennis competent staff for the aSsistande w L Pet a half game lead until the loop’s Weetem DIvlalen Lehigh 84, Dickinson (Pa) 58. didstesI wpuld fit nloely into the ts looking forward only to the 1957 home run hitters with 418, ha* in losing to arch rival Colgate seen," Lapchic; said. "I don’t be The Ouisers held on X o their precedented 190 entries last year, Drexel 87. Delaware 60. in the Ranger nets with 25 saves, and added: ' ' season — not beyond. plopped through the ropes onto 75-63; Bowling Green choked a tournaments and a life saving class rendered in all activities. Damato's ...... 9 0 1.000 Ho'** Tuesday night in Manches- second place position as Don Sim- not counting some who were Fort Wa;^e ...... 25 90 .480 , . he added. driven in 1,552 runs, scored' l.SJ.) in swimming. lieve I quite said that, but there's !e67 between the Red and White Carnegie Tech 07, Grove aty 13 of them tn the final period when "Put it this way. I would stay in Asked how many more oeasonr and collected 2,189 hits. the ring apron. The referee count Lo.vola of Chicago threat, 83-73. One final w’ord from Maetozo: no question ) 'at the guy really Pagani’s ...... 6 3 mons rolled up 15 points to pace turned away because of a lack of S t LouU ...... 24 27 .471 Don Felt. Bojies’ assistant, L_. "Next fall," Maetozo explained, .444 ^'’ ‘l Bristol. Rochester...... 24 99 .403 •8. Boston turaed on the pressure. ed to seven before they got Ijack and Amherst spanked Harvard "Whether continued participation Showed us something. Missilemen ...... 4 5 toe attaok. Jack Simmons threw facilities, has been placed on a for a trip South when the athletic "we will have touch football ts for fun and , satisfaction that Minneapolis ...... 21 SO .419 Adelphia 71, Yeshiva 56. Bathgate’s two points boosted his in and squared off again. 64-55. The service academies fared With Hundley at the controls, Chatterbox ...... 4 5 .444 > Boasting a four-game winning In six talliea.. For the losers, tali four-day schedule this -grear. The director returned home. Felt re leagues, a similar program in soc comes from competition, or from a ...... 2 6 .250 streak over the Raiders, Manches- Amherst 64. Harvard 55. season’s total-to 47 and Ued him Giardello may have another well. Army stopping Albright the ^lountaineers are sweeping to LaFlamme ...... Stan Olander hooped eight markr Etastem will be bowled in seven .Maine 89, New Hampshire 71. portedly was scheduled |o stop at for fourth plaqe in the individual fight, wssibly a reraatit. with 90-74, Navy solving Penn State's cer. speedball, tennis and other desire on the part of the student to White Glass ______.1 7 .125 ter copped the first meeting in the Duke to confer with an assistant anotlier Southern Conference title era while Norm Gibson and Jeff shifts. In this manner, a total of Boston tTniv. 78, Tufts 60. scoring race. Yankees Made Bonus Mistake Sandy, - before the International i zone defense .33-48 and the Air activities’ also will he instituted.” improve further partially learned ; final three minutes and SO seconds Gentllcore added seven and five 224 bowlers can be accommodated. coach thsrs and possiblyvisit Programs -for Girls skills, students are In'vited and and probably a post-season spot ' thanks to eight consecutive free Heavyweight King Bridgeport 77, New Haven Defense was the order of the Boxing Club lines him up in March I Force Academy drubbing Colorado in toe NCAA tournament. Playing effortless ball, unde points, respectively. TchrsTre. South Carolina to talk with War for the winner of the Spider V.'ebb- j College 104-.33. The following programs are of urged to participate in as many feated Damuto (k>nstruction to.ved throws, four each by big Norm ren Giese,/ ' night in the Montreal-Detrmt In Signing Green Frank Leja They’ve won 16 of 19 starts. All To Receive Award American InU. 80, Clark (Mass) game. TTie Leafs’ George Arm Neal Rivers bout Feb. 15 in Ne v i In other attractions it was fered to all interested girls: activities in the intramural pro with White Glass while coasting to Hdhenthal and Hayes Stagner. The BOAST THAT BACKFIRED A LONG BELT T6. BoIIm declined to discuss Felt’s Fall—Field Hockey, tennis, arch- grams as possible.’' three losses came In succession— an ea.*y 64-54 triumph in last strong produced the equaliser Tork. [Muhlenberg 96, Gettysburg 72; to Duke, Utah and Iow a-in the Otis. Kan. (>^—OUs High Assumption (Maas) - M, Msrri- movements and said he had no idea MIXED DOUBLES night’s Rec Senior Basketball Mllivaukee (iP)—You never get (toicago, Peb. 7 (fiV-Heavy earl^vin the second period after New York (NEA)—-Frank LejAvAmalfitano. This youngster’s big- At sUke is a title shot in June Washington o f St. Lotiis 72, Port- Dixie aaasic at Raleigh late In School's undefeated basketball inack 40. when a' coach will be named. Four of the six matches resulted agalnst Gene Fullmer or Ray! land Univ. 65; Stetson 95. Miami League contest at the high achool away from toe fact toat this la the weight champion Floyd Pattarson - Bolles admitted he talked with Donnie 'Marshall's goal gave the got a wad of money for signing gest contribution, to the Polo December. team boasted that it would run Salem (Mass) 70, Plymouth (Canadlena a brief lead in the last with the Yankees, skt in dugouts Grounders was as a pinch-runner in close 2-1 decisions, with - Ruth Robinson. Fullmer will defend his (Fla.) 93; Lafayette 91. Scranton gym. In the opening game, the All Tickets Sold up 100 points against Bison, a home of the Milwaukee Braves wllLrecelve the ' boxer o f , 1958 (NH) Tehra. 58. Oklahoma’s Bud Wilkinson on the minute of the first period. and Bob Ostrander upending Bette middleweight title’ in a rematch TO; Moravian 84. Hofstra 66; Bos league-leading Teachers captured a award from the Chicago Boxing phone, but said It was only to get fpr two campaigns, then had a forced at third base on a single Foreign Boxers in Spotlight traditional rival. iBlson playeni and Cbuaty Stadium. For instance, Rider 76, Montclair 57. frightful season to left field. He could neither and WWI Phillips, Jean Gaudino with Robinson at Chicago Stadium ton University 73, Tufts 60; and bruising 42-38 victory over the | All tickets for Friday night’s heard of toe boast. When the game a sign in ^ n t of an east aide res Writers and Broadcastera’ Aasn.. Danbury Tchrs. 80, Willlmantic the veteran OU coach's recom and Hank'^lttke defeated Marge April 24. San Francisco 67, (Tollegs of the stubborn Leftovers, second place | at the group’s rescheduled annual mendations for a young coach who ■' iin three minor field nor throw. Free - Scoring Tilt Alerlden High-Manrhester High started the Bisons did a lot of stal taurant reads: "Kalt's, 29,952 feet T4. leagues. and John Cushing, Millie and Ollie Last night’s scrap drew 2i481 Pacific 51. occupants in the businessmen's j ling. Final seore: Otis 7, Bison 2. N.E. of Home Plate. ring dinner on Feb. 24. Lafayette 91, Scrantmi 70; might be interested in coming to Curtice, Hick e y Baseball executives defend the Jarvis shaded Daisy and Russ Mor And Pose Threat to Champs ba.skrtball game at th* Meri The dinner, originally slatad for The W o r 1 d I bonus • rule as protecting them fans and a net gate Of 83,361. It Taken by Hershey League. I den Armory have been sold. Hunger 89. Fairfield 75. Harvard. rison,and Mary and Dick Simmbna was Giardello’s seventh straight Jan. 8, win be at to* Sharaton Champions have against themselves, edged Gladys and Herb Smith. In Although their total was the: Sports Editor C3iff Burton of On UConn Clinic victory, gi’/ing him a record of 64- Hocjiey at a Glance New York, Feb. 7 (/P) — Is the-/championship and the fly and lowest of the season, the Contrac- Hotel. There are seven separate spe not yet given up "When you have ' to keep the other games, Edna and John Hcd- New York, Feb. 7 ((P)—The Her the Meriden Record said late Patterson’s manager, Ctu USED TO BE SIMPLE Storra. Feb. 7 Jack Curtice, 13-5 United States In danger of losing I baritam crowns already worn by tors were ahead at every turn, I last night that several hundred cies of North American cats. on young boy on the parent club for two lund blanked Madeline and Tom shey Bears have tightened their Riflemen Edge Loomis School D’Amato. will be presented fin head football coach at the Univer but a Is highly ‘ elucidates Buzzy Bavasl Morley and Lll and Bob Molumphy Wednesday's Resulta lU g ^ p on toe world's , boxing {outsiders, there is a threat of for posting quarter leads of 11-6, 23-18 Meriden fans -were disappointed sity of Utah and Eddie Hickey; \’ER8ATILB ATHLETE National League hold on third place and moved to award as manager o f 1958. . Detroit (fP)—If you see Percy significant that of the Dodgers, "you take a good shutout Jean and Lee Smith, both Utles7 eign domination. and 49-32. All five starters tallied I when the supply of tickets was head baskethall coach-at St. LbUis Ekiglewood, Colo. (A3—Note to New York 3, Boston 2 within a point of runnerup (Cleve Haver out on the Ice of bne of . .. th e strapping look. Were it not for the regu 3-0. Noteworthy scores were With Cherif Hamia favored to land, turning the American Hockey in double figures with Joe Shea the exhausted before the demands NeUon Potter, former pitcher University, aill be the principal college football, basketball end Montreal 1, Toronto 1 (Tie) . 'While Joe Browm and Wallace leader with 17 points. Others in- j rould be met. And Stretch Win Streak to 27 Michigan’s lakes, looking for fish M-lr i r 8,t baseman lation, we would be throwing chalked up by Lll MolumpKy 123- move into the featherweight League Into a hot three-team race. for toe S t Louis Browns and Boa- CHADWICK HEATING with a hand mirror, he's got good lecturers at the 12th annual C o n - W 142-365. Jean Smith 123, Mary Sim j trac'K coaches; Kay McFarland of /kmeriran League (Bud) Smith have been fighting’* eluded Norm Burke 14). Jim There will be no sale of tick to'I money around to youngsters with : Englewood high school is a fair The Bears closed the gap last ton Braves, has 13 bowling allaya reason, it’s scientific ice fUhlng. nectlcut Coaches Clinic here Aua Iraft list. Early I no chance." mons 120-116, Ruth Ostrander 113, - Herahey 7, Springfield 6 aeries in the 135-pound cl*ss, the Carey (12), Wimpy Wilson (11) ets at the door and Manchester A superb 188 rifle score by een-'va careful 176, outpointing his op- COMPANY SAYS 13-15. “ country athlete. The 6-foot-3. 170- night defeating toe last place in M t Morris, III. he explains. You use the mirror to IndlcaUon. most gut as Paul Richards points Madeline Morley 113, Jean Gaudino Thursday’s Schedule No.. 1 contenders, Dullio Loi of and .Jack Scott (10). - followers of the Indians are ad lor Alan Ferris 'gave Manchester ponent by seven to give Manchea- I pounder led EngleWpod to its first New York at CSilcago onl Springfield . . Indiana 7-6. ______Hershey„ vised to stay home rather than GAS HEAT reflect light through a small hole Athletic Director J. Orlesn certainly are that 112-110, Maitre Ojshing 111. Walt Italy awaits his chance to spirit brought Us point total to 50 and Three-Game Lead High School Its 27th consecutive ter toe four-point victory. in the ice to the bottom. If you can even toe prac out, the swag paid for signatures ; Northern Colorado football cham- Boston, at Detroit be disappointed at tive gate. Christian of the University of Con Frank Leja of totally untried, kids would fi Phillips 343, Ollie Jarvis 343 and the title overseas. trails league-leading Providence by The win was Damato'a ninth and victory In Tlflery over a tough The only other 180 or better Is It s r Fm ’ 'S7. see vegetaUon. it’s a likely place tically letter per Hank Wlttke 144-342. ' pionship .end to the finals of the Eastern LMffUh necticut Is the clinic director, n ie nance all the minor leagues. MANCHESTER Unless (wmebody can stop the four points. the Rec leaders opened a full three- Loomis School in the local Armory score was Dave Nutter’s 180. Nut toflkh. clinic, co-sponsored by the univer fect Yankee brass can make a mis state ( lass AA playoffs. On of- Johnstown at New Havfn ter’s fine 87 standing score was GENERAL ’ Ktst For a UfetliM Tha^ would give _more young RESTAURANT LEAGUE ! fsnse. he’s mostly an end but he rapid advance of.Cuba’s Isaac There were no other -gam es game lead over second place Pa- yesterday. The margin of victory sity and the Connecticut Inter- take in the utterly ridiculous bonus Several fine scores were noted ganl Caterere. With six weeks re victors led by 10 points at one for the Indiana, their lowcft in two wrecked by a poor prone perform (Cincinnati manager Birdie Teb- sters a chance to' develop and I ran and passsd aa a back whep he AUTO PARTS Logart and Mexico’s Gasper Or scheduled. ~ • scholastic Athletic Conference, is business. major league scouts time for after last night’s action, ,’rtie list maining on the schedule. It is quite stage in the second period, again -years, was only four polnta, 879- ance due to damaged rifle sights. TV SERVICE b*tta rates catcher Smoky Burgess For every Kuenn and Kaline and I was needed/ On defense he’s a hklf- Y FO IX SHOOT tega, the welterweight round rob Ed Panagabko, who had a brief the largest in the northeast. Last something more than a cursdry included Skippy KeSms 14O-120-384. 270 BROAD ST. in among Carmen Baaillo, Johnny trial Vito the Boston Bruins of toe doubtful trie Contractors will be in toe third quarter aiid were still 875. The strain of the lengthy win Friday's Bristol match having Oaya aa the beat pinch hitter since year, more than 180 coaches from Roberts and AntonellU bonus ■Bob Guthrie 141-375,-Mike Brosow- I'back—good enough both way* ‘ o been postponed, toe Indians begin examination. be named to The Denver Post’s all- Saxton and Tony DeMarco w1 National Hockey League, Was toe overtaken despite losing big Pinky out front by 10 at the outset of streak got to the Indiana and Mlghta S2J5 Johnny Mice. 15 states registered. babies who panned out, there, are ski 151-135-348. Mike Zwick 127-361, Foul Shooting Contest at toe Y Hohenthal to the Armed Forces. pulled several previously depend CCIL competition against Wind I MetropoHtan and all-atate teams. will continue-tonight at 8;30 fol Buick,. Chevrolet,^, have to go. . big gun In the Bears’ attack. With the final eight minutes. But the TEL. fiq 8-8*89 several flops. . CTiarlie Whelan 357. Bill Anderson Ron Topping stood out for the fiery Red Raiders fought back to able point producers well below ham Monday, with, a Tuesday 353, Oop Polinsky 128-134-351. Elmo He also was sin all-stale basket lowing- the Midget Basketball Nash, International Even the ^ new middleweight Hershey commanding a 5-4 lead match against Middtetowm and a Trying des^raUIy to move toe|V «j«r T,itt-1s* P iittin «T ball player last season and won after two periods, Panagabko cellar-dwelling Glassnien with 19 go ahead 52-50 with 3:30 remain their averages. oidd Bro%yns who became the ▼ / •I-'* r U l l U l g Gavello 348. Eddie Pagani 125-345, League. Some boys were unable to Heads Done Complete champion, Gene Fullmer of West Wednesday outing with Farming- toe broad jump last spring in the Jordan, Utah- must conside.r scored twice before the firial ses markers and teammates Walt ing. The losers out.all score of 59 — or 11 un tablished a national rushing record bad back. Navy. The Warm Ait Furnace He had a 9-10 record last year but "It’s baen pretty good,” said yrayed with fresh water ssmI mild hunting 'hext spring. Sandy. 157'i. New York. 10. AND with toe addition of Bob Cerv, Jim lost some tough ones. of high school he was an accept der par. average of 8.49 yards over his "When 1 wanted tn go the dis T io iv ! For The Ultimate In Ptaoni and Lou Skizas. John. “But I atlll have a little tietergeat^•tcrge■t,kad thoroughly hand Need Second Baseman able gloveman. ran' well enough- Harney, Ed Furgol, St. An four-year collegiate career. Ije car tance I usually did." he aaid "Usu- Home Heating j In we have added more anti hit the ball out of sight. drews, 111., Bob ■ Inman, Detroit, trouble with It. Uke when I go t f o n g i d a ^ chamoised. W e never , I power and I think in our bail park . We , have no established second ried the football 506 times and o r In- FRIENDLY . Because their foxy forageis sus Mich., and Mike. Fetchlck. Maho- pk'ked up 4.244 yarda. Rhodes fishing and sit down quit# a u e harsh detergents thst m ight; {he will hit 25 home runs. He baseman but we are bringing up a while. After I stand up, it feels troitoie^* ‘’• 't did filve me aome. iaitue the finish. . . or dirty wash j CALL US TODAY! kid named Roberta from (Jolumbua pected they finally had a satis pac. N.Y.. split 8650 for their low earned a little All-America, berth I batted .304 with toe Yankctia but factory successor to Bobby Doerr, scores of 65.'Most of the pros bet a little bettor. water left over from a previous ! never had a chance to play reg- who may help us there. Joe De for his 1,200 >tards for 130 thrusts P o ^ s suffers from apondylltla, SERVICE the Red Sox ‘paid Billy Consolo tered or equaled par. 'in 10 games.during ths 1956 sea No TblllBg ’When a disintegration of the small bones CJtf. . . or "hic-or-m ist" assembly ' ,ularly with them. Ptaoni is a Maestri will do a good Job at short "They told it|6 in toe Navy I JEPPO HiGHUNP COAL OPEN ALLEYS stop;, Hec Lopez suita us at third. 860.000 in 7953. It turned out that Among toe local favorites to be son, too. ^ t link toe spinal column with Uae aiediods/ 'The automatic op- ' j rookie who can make it in center, Consolo had only .one of the an- fighting fm- top money in the final might have to havo an operation. j I’m not worr.'ed about Skizas. Wayne Belardi. who came to. ud the ^ y . He's had U most of his •ratioB o f the Watber gea the j CONNECTICUT COKi FOR LEAGUES PRIVATE PARTIES / swe'es- Consolo can run, but by round are Finsterwald, Ford, Llt- c o m e f r o m QUEBEC I suppose I win eventually but We. Before hU discharge fjrom toe 'doo* in Vi the tiaM naaded f o r - • He’ll hit. So' will Harry Simp from Detroit, will get an opportun there’s no telling when. H might son. • . r ; ity to win toe job at first base. If now. is convinced toat he belongs Uer, Furgol, Billy Casper Jr., win- Montreal lAV-AU hut three Navy he had been in a hoapltal for *»aitoal w a ^ n g . j PAY OR NIGHT PARKWAY in Triple A. where there is ho nei- of last week's Phoenix Open, members of the Stanley (Tup cham be tw o^esrs and It might not 1^ five weeks. Pitching is still our problem but he can't hit, then Simpson, who led law against his getting on base.. for five or 10.” iLfnTri^ we’ve improvto it and this could be toe club with 105 runs hatted in Souchak. No, 4 money win- pion Montreal Casadiens were Wlto B ^klyn aching for a left. Give >e«r car that "lijce new** look | TEL. M l 9-8100 " lARIER SHOP Dead Arm Uaderstandable •ner so far jjils year, and Bud bonv to Quebec. The three who How did Podras feel about ,the handed pitcher,, the Dodgers will . *oday. Drive in foe i ve this aithde and attach an interesting year. We win have and 21 home funa, can play there FOGARTY BROTHERS again.. . . ; ^ ' A\ bright young pitchers brm Holaeher, Apple Valley, Calif. . come from o.utaid^toe province are sUtemenU" by. Manfiger Walter keep a cloaa check on Podtoe* bau;k fill-point trash jobl 887 CENTER ST. tt ta f m f esM lag lUmace for 22 pitchere in camp at Wsat'Pfilm going wrong is understtads^le, Alston; who 'tald he jmight use 319 ^ O A D 8 T i--T E »*. MI 0-4538 Beach. Among thoae who will heljT Tommy JohnaoiT bf Winnipeg; during eprlhg treihing. It would ■ Prompt, ceur- I still believe thaf Y i^ e e s with b|Ut _ Giimta still'wonder'virhat John W raUef if Wa back bothered NEXT TO MOEBISON’S fire Ned Garver, L mi Kretjow. Otoe Bast can recognize colors very Man., and Bert, Olrastead .of Scep mejic toe (litfcrence between an MURPHY'S ALLEYS r their materiat and all fireund Dutch Ruetosr, toe ol4' left-hand wdli, an^ aoma red on a lure aeeata tre, Saak., and Bob Turner of Re him Ilka R did a t Mpfitrsfil 7 other pennant and ascood or third MORIARTY BROS. I Oy--r FloM Hltat Oil P m e if FAINT 8TOEB Ifoat, yirgU Trucks find Geofge strength fire the tefim to beaL 991 MAIN STREET i , er, MW )n aa infielder named j m often to Induce them to etrilca. gina, Saak. , "Whfitovar Walter My* go**. place. . ' 881-411 OENTEE S T B E n a
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V- MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, m X n CHES'P!R, CONN.* THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 7, 1957. PAGE NlNViElIH MANCHESTER EVENING HERALH, MANCHESTeIr . CONN., TEtURSDAY, FEBRUARY.^; 1967 A p artm eata— FlaUh— Bonsso Par Sal# 72 Bouaea For Salt 72 the AaoemUy withdrawal 51 Tenem entn 68 qussta. During Next 13 Years AntunifbOca tor Sstt 4 BuUdiin—Comroclliig 14 THERB OU.GUTA BE A LAW! BY FAGAtY aiMl SHORTEN Articles For Sale 45 MANCBSSTBli—She room -nadk PORTER STREET Section-- Large Shea iBleeted One sooros doM to th* Egyp TWO FURNISHBID rooms for renL ROTjfeL AND Smltli-Ooraiia port- NO MONEY NEEDED! Ideal iocotion, coovenlant to hua 6 room single, in excellent conm- tians sold a resolution was in IMS FORDAIXAC. ThUi la a M Colonial, two years old. Arab resolution to ask France to dsflclsnciss. Further pootoonenient EVERYTHINO 6 VUlage St., or TR. 56176. pansion attic. Aluminum windows negotiate at once with the Destfoy with Eorope G.M.C. 2-ton stake body, $495. ney and roof repairs oall Coujlilin. THE UNPAID Firemoce, lavatory down, fUU both Britain in tha post has balked of an Bggreaalvo reappraisal o f Dial Ml 3-5121 MI. 3-7707. STORE FIXTURES. Toledo scale, 'and screens. Hot water oil heat Algerian rebels on self-dstsnnins- 1954 Chevrolet pickup. F itsge^d BALANCE PRICE f i v e r o o m completely, furnished Fireplace, basement garage. Good up. Hot water oU heat, copper St Joining a supra-national organ highway construction policy will Motors, formerlyriy BrurBrunner’s, Tal cash register,. Blicer, 8 foot double ONLY $458.26 I^unbing, city uUUtiss, porchr'ga- tlon for the North Afrlcen terri flat including T v, first floor, oil size yrord srlth trees. On bus line, — ------...... isation,' such 08 the free trade probably bring a repetittoa of this cottvllle. Open evenings till 9, all RAY'S ROOFING CO . shingle and duty meat case. Large storage Free storMe until wanted. Free steam-heat, garage, hot water, rage, emesite drive, comMnati tory. Lodge sold adoption o f such pattern and another subotantlal de built up roofs, gutter and con freeser. For sale reasonabls. CMl near school and churches. Asking a resolution noW' might harm pro group she now proposes. One rea day Sat. and Sun. delivery. Free set up by our own lease, excellent location. Cali 50. $15,600. To inspset phone Barbara srlndows. awningh. Excellent con son was that it might loosen her lay in bringing ConnecUCot’a ductor work, roof, oblmne/ re JA. 8-3847, 86 p.m. / dition. Built ^.A n soldl. Charles spects for a peaceful settlemenL pairs. Ray Hagenow,tenow, ML 9-2314. reliable men. 8-6468 up to 5 p.m. After B, PI. Woods Agency. 50. 6-7702. ties with her Oommonwsslth and way system up to telerabta stand-! Lggt sad Foand 1953 CHRYSLER. 4-door sedan. ira. 2-7018. _ Lesperonce. 5 0 .!9-7820. ords." -Automatic, radio, heater,—white Rayay Jackson, I. 86325. IDEAL FOR FARM or restsurmit. Phone Me Immediately colonies. Another was a fear that FOUND—Brown and white female wall tires. Low mileage. Real Large storage freezer. Can be EAST 50DDLB TPKE. -Colonial, this country’s high standard of Much of the m4" — ~ ~r — For Rent 4 4 linnmore Dr.—Four rooms, state taxation.’^ 1955 FORD nine passenger station tatioion,. I’ll send my auto for you. TTremont Realty, 50. 8-4301. But In a speech otter becomiiv • P**PPy- 1^* FTacchta, Dog War- wagon. Fordomatic. Radio, heater. ing roofs of all kinds. Also new x4’9H” . Seven screens, 3l’’x4’9'', plus two partially finished, hot ’ Financing Blajor KreMsm iB'very good condition. One opait- Jto-otaigoUon,— BRICK BUILDING, two blocks water heat, recreation rooitlT A Ollhert and SuIUvon uperatto. Prime Minister las t-n opth, Mac. den. MIrS=«840; ------red ana white. White wan lires. tix ta :— Gutter work. ~Chimneys ------h— - from 5ioin St. Approximately 2800 millan said Britain’s “destiny” was However, the report added: . Very clean. Fitzgerald Motors. cleaned, repaired, 26 years' ex ment size Frigidaire. MI. 9-9558. in excellent condition, garage, l.flal6 36 Help Vf anted— Male 36 excellent condition. Reasonable. at the Center. Desirable Main St. a deficiency of this siao constltutoa Jetomatic, radio, heater, white Heating—Plumbing 17 location, heat furnished* Approxl- iron radiation, tUO bAth, lava in the IVethersfleld public schools, prejudice Bhirope’s high level o f 5U. 96534. tory, wall to wall caipet in liv employment the oommisslon’a major problem. wall tires. Low mileage. Very SALAD MAN and dishwasher. Part FIREPLACE MANTLE, excellent mstely 1900 sq. ft. floor space. 50. will be in charge of 'knuslc. She is FundomenteUy, the commioMon clean. Fit^erald Motors, Inc., Tal- MAN FOR established dry cleaning ing room, dining room, GE Suborhan For flala 75 It summoned up the govern Bln, Reload I* Doyoa Annomiceinenta PLUMBING and heating—Repairs THE ECONOMY SALES CO. or full time. Apply Red Ember' condition, $30. MI. 8-4389. 9-6808 or 50. 96531. Atty. John F. Shea Jr. also choir director at the chur h. said, Connsoticut boa financed Its cottvllle. Open Sat. and Sunday till and laundry route. Salary and Restaurant, Route 6 A 44A, Bolton. diahwasher, garage, concrete Mrs. Mildred Golchera of Staf ment's conviction that a free trade and contract worn. Cau ML 96841. commlaokhi. Apply New System FREEZER. Good condition, Rea- drive, combination screen and ANDOVER LAKE^-It’a a real buy highway construction 'by a potltl- INCOME TAXES prepared in your 5. For a young lady, general office Former HlUcrest location. sonable. Call 50. 3-5769. and 5I0rgant McGrath, aaslstant ford Springs will play the spinet, area would raise Induetrtsl efft- 5Uaa Cynthia Ann Shonnoo, caily acceptable level ^ taxatlep.tax ' work Ught dictation, typlQg. This Laundfy, 44 Harrison St windows, awnings, 6% mort for $16,500 when you consider five Mcretory. r ency by snoouraglng greater bomO or by appointment. Exper S. WATSON, PLUMBING and heat Building Matcrialn - 47 rooms, three bedrooms, plus fur- assisted by Peter A. Thorne on the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Harold rather than tax rates booed oa ienced tax work. Call MI. 8-4728. 1956 FORD cuatomline; excellent is a growing firm and In the proc' BOY, 17 Or over for drug atore. Ex ONE PAIR draperies, never used, Bonsefl For Rent 65 gage available. The goals of the new dub, Shea specialization, moss production condition, will sacrifice. MI, ing contractor. New inatallationa, nocs room, 75 ft. frontage on the violin, and Belden Ham, a speech H. Shannon, 17 Oval Lone, and highway needs" and haa mods tq> 7 ess of expanding. Good opportunity perience preferred. Must have USED LUMBER for sole. Special 110" Wide. 56’ ’ long, gray and said today, ore to: and new technical development. 9-6267. alteration work and repair work. SINGLE, FOUR room^JiOffle. FuUy Spring delivery at Ansoldl lokSi 830 f t deep, outsideutriide patio, therapist in the Berlin schools, on some ot the resolUnjg defidcneles INCOME TAX prepared. Personal MI. 9-3808. to advance. Five day weeiik. Hours STOCK BOY driver’s license. MUler Pharma9y, 2x4 under 8’ long, 30c each. 2x6>, pink. 50. 9-8885. Bring young people into the Re the boss vloL The staunchest European advo Roland L. Doyon, son of M n. by building toll roeds. and business. Frank Faridoni, MI. 399 Green Rd. furnished, all modern conven Heights nn. condition, like new. 50. 96110. six room first floor apartment in Floyd, Real. Estate, Andover, affairs. At Road Junction her cousin, Dorothy Gray of Ntw AUSTIN. A. CHAMBERS GO. local : taUer, vocational teacher, machln' LEONARD W. YOST Jeweler, re- Conn. PI. 2-7683, MI. 9-5650. ‘As President Eisenhower Britain. diseussloo ot why the program is Ists, cashier, timekeeper, mail Manchester. Good references. TO. SEARS ROEBUCK A CO. LOST CONFIDENCE quickly re 'Md long dls^ce_jnovta^ STENOGRAPHER, laundry work pMr«, adjusts watches expertly. FLORENCE pot type heater. Al- 8-2071. eald,” Shea declared, "The- pro Robert OuUstto of Hartford was needed, gave what it coiled these stored by a sKUled, courteous in' er, house worker, clerk typist, carrier, window cleaner, farm moet new. Will sell tor $16. 50. gram of modern RepubUcanlam Is A vshlule driven by Earl H. Ru- Donald Cprdner 'nMoaorabte and Immeosuiatda Maacheater Shopping Parkade Ing, storage Call ML 86ii YOUNG MAN Reasonable prices. Open daily. ACTION WANTED! best man, and uahsra were Robert structor. . Professional teaching, ford CH. 7-1423. salesperson, cutter, presser, dental hand, warehouse worker, ware Thursday evenings. 139 Sprucr 9-3439. SALES REPRESENTATIVE and Wanted Real Estate 77 dependent on the enthusiasm and din, 38, o f 83 Maple St., was struck reoaons: house manager, compositor, tool broadside yresterday morning ^y Doyon of Hartford, brother of the Mancbeater,. Conn. Manchester's leading driving hygienist, store manager, cashier. for training in retail atore. Will Street. 50. 9-4387. wile desire four or five room Owners are anxious to dispose of vision of our youth.”» To Receive High “A. In Osnnectiout'a larger pop- MAN CHESTER — Moving and telephone .operator, cosmetician, maker, welder. Jig borer, machine these properties. All in central lo ARB 'YOU CONSIDERINa a panel truck driven by Harry B. bridegroom, and WlUiam R. Martin school. Call Mr. Mortlock. MI. nave the chance to advance to house or duplex. Nice location. '"nisretore,” he added, "all those of Bloomfield. ulotloa areas, titere boa beenlaotm c _ - 9-7398. trucking Co. Ml. 8-6868. Uwnod mother’s helper, maid, charwom operator, cutter, sheet metal work' cations, immediate occupancy. All SELUNO YOUR PROPERTY? Nettles, 70, Hartford, on W. 54id- •tontlal reatdental movement to manager's position, If aggressive Musical Instruments S3 Imrhediately. Please contact 'J. W* will amrolse your property between the ages of 18 and 88 ore Scouting Award The brlde'e colonial t y ^ gown and operated by Walter B. Per- an, cook, countergirl, plant wrap er, engine lathe operator, mold Fuel and Peed 49-A Messner, 52 Summer St., Bedford, good, clean properties. We can still urged to Join and make use of the dle Tpke. The accident occurred suburban oreoe in which motor MANCHESTER Driving Academy and alert For details apply in pert maker, auto m echi^c, television free and without, ------oa'y- a obllj^tion. of white nylon tulle over taffeta ctt Jr., and William J. Pickering. per, chocolate dipper, assembler, son to Mass. arrange and VA mortgages opportunities to contribute to local at the Junction o f the two west vehlctos are the prtmaiy aouroe o f ••FOR MEN Who care" — Dante’e guarantees results. Expert InstruC' model. Some part time work and serviceman, comb . fixer, mUl DRY OAK W(X)D, cut fireplace We also buy property for cash. was of floor length with chapel USED PIANO, In excellent condi with 30% cash down. government." bound traffic lanes near the Hock- Donald Thomas Cordn\)r, son of tranepmiation. Barber Shop — Shopidng Plasa, tlon, dual controlled car. Call- MI. some Jobs for trainees. Conn.-State Wright, electronic technician, cut and stove lengths. $10 per load. COUPLE WISHES to rent single S eU ^ or buytog contact onum Ri'ver Bridge, police report Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Cbrdner, 26 train. Her shoulder-length veil of Painting—Papering 21 LYNN POULTRY FARMS PI. 2-7888, tion. Kemp's, Inc. 50. 3-6680. STANLETY BRAY Realtor Shea sold that all married cou Illusion was draped from a Juliet Such a A if t la of course fbnowed East Center at Lenox St. Quick 96763 or PI. 2-7249. Day or eve' Employment Service, 806 Main ter grinder, appliance serviceman, modern home in Manchester. MI. 112 Waddell Rd.—$12,900—Three ples as well as single persons ed. Green Mill St., will receive the God servicw—two barbers—frde park- ning appointments. . St„ Manchester. foreman, routeman, driver, high 3-7167. bedroom colonial. BRAE-BURN RfcALTY cap, and she carried a bridal bou by commercial development and REh'lNISHING ceilings, painti^, STORE 50ISIC instrumental, rental. Com 5U. 36273. are welcome to>jasemsnt garage. LISTINGS WANTED—Single, two- was present at last night's organ right of way. Donald is a member of Troop 47 gown was of aqua tulle and taffeta, TV SERVICE^ $2.50 per call. All 9-9237. Roskin Distributors, 275 Park to LaPointe Industries Inc., 155 TECHNICIANS Wanted— ^To B uy 58 fomilyr thrM-fomlly, business and her flowers were pink carna residential swing to suburban work guaranteed. Call Bob Webb. Ave., East Hartford. BU. 9-9861. toes, mealy and nice eating, de 210 HoUlster St.-:-$19,900 — Six^ ization meeting. at South Church, and is also a WANTED—Rida to Hartford from West Main St., Rockville, Conn. livered to your door. Call C.- T. property. Have many caab buyera. tions. Mrs. Shannon was attired in areas to escape oostly urlran con Charter Oak St. Call after 4 p.m. MI. 9-8801. CEILINGS, WALLS painted evC' Elxperienced men required to SS' WANTED—Maytag washer, wring room colonial, garage, 1% baths, red. member of the church membership gestion. • Hathaway. 50. 96438. er type with aluminum tub. Muat Farms and Land For Sale 71 Mortgagesgeaker. In A-l condition. Very Floors sanded and Mfimshed. Also m o n s ,/e ll Mein St.; Laurence rakaonsble. CaU MI. 9-0812 or MI. Chester, Conn. One of the top locS' day, Friday, Saturday. Suitable '(’••I We accommodate 1000 pe<^Ie After tho program, a sals was ing, church and civic leaders an overage of 37.8 mining deaths man in ' 1955; Sen. Newman papering and painung. TR. 6-3071 for handicapped person. CaU MI. per month in 1957 on the basis of 26867. or TR. 5-105D. tions that will bring operator far 1. Exclusive sales territory. oyer 900 con ! held in the csfsteria and refrssb- Boltiuuty.’ 15 Norman SL; Paul working in cooperation with the M. JdarelUus Jr. (R-TrumbUil), above average net profit. Oppor 9-6046 after 7 p.m. D og»—Birds—Peta 41 ments wsro served. SpltalnlCk, 82 Conway Rd. figures for the first 11 months—a Laing's successor as finance com tunity for person who qusJifies BIRTHS YESTORDAT: A Greater Hartford- Council of MUST 8EXX#-rl964 Merctiry two 3. Exclusive $10,000 train Churches. total of about 450 for the year. mittee chairman, and Lucius 8. door custom. Radio, front and to own their own biisinesr and be AMBITIOUS WOMEN, Turn Idle ing program. BIRO, cat and dog suppliea, whole- ''Oonn.’B Largest Auction Fl^rm" daughter to Mr. and Mrs. Jerome . Auto deaths for the year totaled Rowe, a telephone company exaeu- M ORTENS^ TV. Spedciailzed RCA hours' into busy cash. Car neces M e and ratall. Dally 9 to 5 p.m. HERE IT IS AU Scouts, thsir parents and - rear apeakers. Heeler, signal television service. 9-4641. assured of future security, Com Chemerko, Camp Meeting Rd., 436. - tlve. lights, log lights, dual exhaust, plete training given. Brand new sary..Call MI. 8-5347.' 8. Exclusive original alum Tuesday, Thursday, Iwday nighta BEAUTY COMFORT VALUE POST AUCTION ROOMS Dag Urges Israelis Bolton. ' friends, as well as friends of inum roll-up awnings. 7 to 9. Poiterfield'a Route 5 and RT. 6 — BERLIN TURNPIKE Scouting, ore invited to partici white wall tubeless tires. Color, DICK'S WEIATHER8TRIP Com equipment furnished at two-thirds WANTED—Girls for shirt pressing We are privileged to offer this old home In Andover Center, on DISCHARGED 'YESTERDAY: pany, doors and windows, custom Chapel, South Windsor. JA hi8S91. pate in this servioe. which marks Ught tan. Call MI. 9-3407. ordinary cost. National organiza- and general laundry work. Apply 4. Represent an old reliable acre of land, with two-ear garage'and bam. 0pp. Conn. Lt. ft Power Co. Bldg. Outliiie Gaza Plan 5trs. Wanda Scott, 174 Autumn work, guaranteed. Call Ml. 9-1588 ' tion of locally owner stores serving MANCHESTER PET Center, 995 10 rooms, '7 down, 8 up. 2 hatha, oM' ffreplocea in library and S t; Joseph Breen, 105 Pine St.; the 47th anniversary of Scouting. 1966 OLDSMOBILE Super 88 Holi after p.m. in person, M{q>le D17 Cleaners A company founded In 1918. 6 Kwik-Shakes, Frozen Dairy, Prod-, , Laundry, 73 Maple St., Manchea- Main St. .S A H Green stamps. den. Original oak floor In den, formerly used■ os art office. Some (Ooatianod from Page One) Mrs. Violet Clough, 90 E. Canter day coupe, fully equipped, Just ucts- and Kwik-Foods. This' one 5. Bam $100-$200 weekly. broken in. private owner. MI. SHOE FITTING service in your ter. 50. 9-4373. Free parking. "If you 'o f the roonM need redecorating. S t; Wilfred WhiUnsn, Lake Bon can be yours for only $5,500 want a pet—see ua." Q ^n Mon.,- Large eld trees enhance the setting, and ahrabs and flowers' Dr. Koshy Speaks that the General Aoeembly reaolu- Air Rd., Rockville; Reginald TOWN OF MANCHESTER. 9-1358- home. “ Leonard's Shoes " will fit iriitlal investment. Write or phone WOMEN SEW easy ready-cut 6. HaVe a Job with a future. % PONTIAC Sat. 66 . Thurs. and Frl.. 96. add to the charm of the grounds. * - , . i Smith, 73 Union S t; Mrs. IsU Pur any member of your family. For Kwik-Shake. P. O. Box 194. Elm tions- passed loat weekend call for CONNECTICUT 1966 FORD PICKUP, low mUeage, appointment call MI. 9-5036. house coats home. Earn from If thia la the c^portunlty you An outstaadlng buy for 916,000. and yrtu con move in immedi At South Church the Israelis to withdraw their ad vis, 48 .Lodgo Dr.; Sullivan' ‘baby *■ wood, Conn. AD 3-3988. $17.40 to $26.16 dozen. Write Ac MANCHESTER Pet Center for aU reasonable. K^sney'a Garage. MI. have been waiting for phone collect ately. ■ • ministrative units as well as thsir girl, 9 Linden PI., Rockville; Sslvm- 9-6083. AIRWAY SaniUser'^ kales and serv curate Style. Freeport, New York. your pets and pet's supplies. 50. , For appointment call tors Bivsngellsta, 63 Green Manor NOTICE PAINT, HARDWARE JA 9-4317 now! 9-4373. S a H green stamps. Open Dr. Abraham Koshy, a native of troops behind that line. Israel has TRADED QUALITY CARS ice. Trade in your old vacuum. such units in the Goss Strip and Rd.; Mrs. EliMbeth Enright and 1951 NASH Ambassador, sound, Charge the balance, your credit is. DIETARY MAID, 3:80 p.m.-7:lS p. Monday • Saturday, 96 p.m. HAZEL FLOYD. REAL ESTATE Travancors,' South India, will bo Property Revaluation AND WALLPAPER STORE m. six day week, 25 to 60 years Thursday. 9-9 p.m. 5745 hmm ivopoeed continuing her ad son, Homestead Dr„ Coventry; 1fS6‘P O N TU C CONVERT1ILE COUPE nonfoct ear. Needs nothing. Local good. We-handle our own accounts. We have an 'bxcluaive sales terri ANDOVER, CONN. — TEL. PI 2-7682 or Ml 9-5650 tho guest speaker at fiie cblldren’a -Albert Bin, 300 Spruce St.; David Explanation owner. $451. CaU MI. 96168. old. Apply to Dietitian, 1-3 p.m. ministration of that dlsput area Full power, radio and hegter, two-tone blue. Never reg. P. O. Box 361, or phone MI. 3-5210 Stock and fixtures $9700. Estab tory avallsble in Manchester. We vesper service at the South 5Ietho- Botteroa, 67 Autumn St; William Methods; used in making the before 8:30 a,m. or after 6 p.m. daily. Manchester Memorial Hos SEVEN MONTH old AKC regU- S MOTIFS even if her tnx^a pull out 1966 FORD Victoria hardtop, black lished 25 years. Excellent location. pital. will pay you. while you are In train tered male Boxer puppy. (?all after dist Church Sunday aftenioca at The Israeli delegation an Loveland, 41 Elro S t; Mrs. Bar ciurent Revaluation of taxable 1953 PLYMOUTH HARDTOP Ask for Mr. Aronson. 4:80. and red finish, red interior, Fordo- Long term lease. ing. We sell, manufacture and in- 6 p.m. 50. 9-0438. nounced earlier it had submitted to bara Possum and son, 37 Marble property in 5fancbeater will be ex Low mileage, two-tone paiht, radio and heater. Very ttiatic. radio, beater, power steer ESTABLISHED territory* for Avon Btall AlumaRoll Products exclusive He trill tp p e e e In native ooe- the Secretary General several con- S t; Jamas LoPenta, 65 Wedge- plained in detail at public meet clean car. Wire wheels. ing, Mg engine. A certified 7200 Household Scnrices Cosmetica now open In Manches tume, and will speak on the ob dltimis for withdrawal of IsrosU wood Dr. ings to be held in the Buckley J. JOHNSON SONS ter. (^tom ers waiting for service. ly in central Connecticut. servance of boUdayx In his native 1952 MERCURY 4.DOQR SEDAN mUs car. lik e new. Save at Cen Offered 13*A 1 Jvcstbct— V chicles troops from Egypt's Gulf of Aqaba DI801ARGED TODAY: Gory School Auditorium Thursday, Fsb- ter Motor Salea, 461 Main St . 90 ARCH STREET High income available to you. Cali coast and the G o u Strip. Pirksy, 67 Brookfield St. nisry, 7, and in the Verplonck Standard ‘shift and overdrive, dark green, .radio and FURNITURE repairing and refln MI. 36195. Dr. Koahy ia a member of the lies-PONTIAC station vragon, auto VALLEY OIL COMPANY, WE BUY COWS, calfs and beef 5ma Church, which was Israel demanded ossurOnos from School Auditorium Friday, Fsb- heater. A cream puff. Ishlng; antiques restored. F^imi NEW BRITAIN, .CONN. cattle, also entire herds. Call Egypt that she would retrain from BfEALTDIE SHIFTS ruory 8, at 8:00 P.5L Two matt matic, radio, heater, driven only ture Repair Service. Taicottville. COLOR TRANSFER founded by the Apostle Thomoa 1951 FORD 44>OOR SEDAN Help Wanted— Male 36 INC. PeUa Bros. 50. 8-7405. shooting once Israel puUed out and Tulse, Oklo. l/P)—^A police dog- ings have been arranged to give 28.000 miles. Vary clean Inside and MI. 3-7449. LUNCHEONETTE concession at 8466 end is the earliest church bi IMlo. here gave birth .to 10 puppiee-^five Automatic transmission, radio and heater. One owner out. Fitzgerald Motors Talcott- lakefront pavilion. Owner unable A pretty baby set trimmed with He was educated in ChriaUsn that the Egyptians would not property owners a dioice of nights APPLIANCE serviceman, career the cutest lamb motifs that jmu 4-14 yti. renew their blockade of Lnaell- mole and five female—which cre car. Dark green. vllla. formerty Brunner's. Open WEAVING of hums, mpth holes to handle. Terrific proposition for schools and ooUsges In India and ated a feeding problem. and of location. Tbs program wUl •venlnga, aU day Sat. and Sun. and tom clothing, hosiery runs, experienced party. Unlimited po opportunity for. mechanically In' ever saw wiU moke a wonderful wrm iM MW roceived hia BA. degreo from bound shipping la the Gulf o f bs tbs same each nighL. 1952 FORD STATION WAOON 4-DOOR handbags rer-alred, zipper re dinedlined marman to‘ 'learn appliance re gift for that special Uttle one or A t loading time, the mother tlU5. tentials. Write Box B, Herald. MH-O-KAMA Union Christian Collage and his A()Abft. dog nudgee the females does to Assessed values will be in- placement, umbrellas repaired, pair . business. Good starting a mother-to-be! Tou’U find the net - - HsmmarakjcAd hod separata creeeed considerably and the tax S sisats, standard transmission, radio and heater. salary, top benefiU, life time se 1— Positions offered are permanent. IxT. from Travoncoro Unlveraity. her whlie fending off the boy 1163 CHEVROLET hardtop Bel Air men'q.shirt coUan reversed and COMBlNA'nON body shop and ulck and easy to sew, and the A dorllag puffed sleeve dress, He has taught for 28 y ea n in tha half-hour interviews with Ebaa rate will be decraaaed materially 1955 RAMILER 4-DOOR powargUde, radio, heater, very curity 40 hour week, paid vaca dogs. When she is sura the girls replaced. Marlow’s Uitl* Mend front end shop for sale In the Seslgna ore simply pressed on, no cut bn easy to sew princess lines. American Mlaelan Goums, Jaffna, and Egyptian Foreign Sflnister os a result of the revaluation. No - sharp. Fitzgerald Motors. ing Shop. heart of Manchester. Very low tion, many other benefits,nefits. „dCal1 W A N TE A 2— r-They are'for 5 days, 40 hour work week. have hod enough she pushes them Radio and heater. Very clean one owner car. Priced ■oabroidery nScesesry. Note tho twin hsort-abaped pock- MI. 3-ltfl. Ask for Mr. Ceylon, and ooristed In a riirol 5Iahmoud Fswii. There was ao aside and leta in the boys. tices of assessment increases will overhead plvu good lease- Very r, Caniyter. n tte n i hNo. 5746 contains pat •U,"ths ruffled odgod collar. medical mieeten at Union OoUege. right. 1061 F(m D 44-door, radio, heater. FLAT FTOISH Holland- window little-capital required. MI. 8-1208 3— Surroundiriffs are pleaaant ffnd cheerful indication, however, that Egypt be irtoUed to property owners this V n f aharp. WANTED—Single man 18 to 40 who tern plecsa for aoequs, bib and No. 8466 wUiT p ATT-O-RAMA He is now studying at tbs Ksanedy would give any assurances or had week. 1953 PONTIAC 4-DOOR SEDAN CHIEFTAIN shades, made ^ to measure. All After hours BU. 9-9106. bootees; color transfer for 8 lamb Included ia I n ------I. A 5, A 10. 12. gsrnld Motors, Talrottville. For metal Venetian blinds at a new wants WM rooln with bath, .TV School of Misticoa at Hartford bsen asked for any. . Legal Notice Individual assessments will not . De luxe dark g ^ n . Automatic transmission, radio and GLASTONBURY 4— Two weeka’ vacation offered. motifs; sewing and ijnlshing dtroe- 14 years. S lu 6. 2 7-8 yards of 85- Seminary Foundation. meriy Brunner's. tUl 9. low price. Keys made while' you and linen'4|jrniahed, to ' answer Egypt and other Arab states UQUOB rESMlT be taken up at the mee tings Feb- ■ heater. Priced Wght for quick sale. vag^ N Help Wanted— Feulale 35 night cOUs estaUiahment Uono. Inch. Donald O. Reiff, student eoeist' meanwhile preesed for on eoriy mmcK or grrucano* walh Marlow'a. v. 5— 10 days sick leave. » Send 25c in coins, your nomo, For this pattezn, scad 35c in htary 7 and 8. Explanation will - . CADILLAC Modtl 62. driven with chance to pid am at South Churdi, will pieoide meeting o f the General Assembly oe mode o f the methods used to 1950 MUCK 4-DOOR SEDAN SPECIAL t g b 26,000 milss. It’s real sharp. FUftMICAUMQC counters, ceramic wsiu WAITRESSES, hostesses, saiad dollars aloo. Write Boxi oddrsaa and the pattern number coins, your niuns, sddrses, sloe de- at the aervice, and niilip Treggbr, T h 't ia to Siva noUC* that I, BDWIN 6— 6 paid hoUdaya. to ANNE CABOT. THE MAN- S in d , the pattera aumbsr to to put more pressure on IsraaL GRBOgilT JblAMS. of 133 Boliton 8t. assure equlQr o f ..values and. tax • Standard transmission, radio and heater. A -l deifi one YltagwaM Motors, Inc., ForTner- and floor tile. Let ua modernise iprls, dishwashers. Part or full CORRESPONDENT mtoister. at musto will direct the A UJ4. spokesman said the Ao- M A m n er'a Opan till t p.m., sU DIESEL HEAVY Equipment —Wq CHESTKB EVENING HEEALD, SUE BURNETT, TOE BfAN anthems by the Wesley and Carol M sodicsier, OooiMcUeut, bSTo tllsd aa burden. owner car/ your bathroom and Utchan. For time.’ Apply Red Ember Restau 7— Gh>up inaurapee ahd Hue Cynaa. eombly probably vrcsild meet eoriy sppUesUMi dstsd F ek 6. 1167. with the ^ Sat sod Son. til] 8. free estimates call ML 9-3655, Tha rani. Route 6 t 44A. Bolton. For are seeking men in thia area to .’V 1150 AVE. AMEtUCAfi. NEW GHBSTBB EVBNlNa HEKALD, Otoirs. Liquor Control Ooiaimaalon (or s Open House for fdbther explana Tile Sh<9 , BucklAbd. m er HlUcrest location. train for Diesel and Heavy Equip YORK Si, N. Y. IlM AVE. ABIEEIGAS, NEW , Mrs. Leonard Lincoln is in hext -w e ^ Re added that HOm- Oroeery Baer, permit for the aale of sl- tion of Revaluation m ethod will APPLY morskjdd is expected to loeue a poboUe Itguprpr oa ttieU>e premlaea at 184 be held in the Municipal Building | IM ^ 'C «m L A C 4idoor aedan. ment High pay and future aeeur- Come In and Diacuaa These Positions With litrs. Wood Now avaUohlfr— Uw'ookwfiil— cboreeqC omngemanto for those Bartfonl L. Maacbcatar, Coon. Megg j ^ like t ^ . Fitzgerald CASHIER AND (ciieral office cierk ity are the benefit* of a trained Needlework /Album containing Bfoia nuMpn, i^rtag and Sun^ monthtT VMper servleaa for chil< i.pOtt on the ottuktion befon . "nie ^ Hearing Boom, Wednesday and " Formerly Bgllding—Contnictlny 14 with pleasant personality tq meet and qualified DMIael min. If you mer '57 wiU daUgbt you with ita dren e( the church school, thsir then. ORKQOllY AO. ‘nitirsday, February IS l4. ROGER MORIN (COUNTY EDITOR) dooena o f lovely deslgna from will he coni public. 40 hour week, SiliO A.m. • 5 have mechanical aptitude, write hrhlcli to cbooeo mace pattens ia wealth o t m a t , easy to sew poiunts, fomlUee and friiftde. TMa Arab Bouroes claimed faot- duCted^^m^'dMpORT IbAXA 1957. S79 MAIN STREET—MANCiKSTBR BIDWEXX Home Imptovement Co. n.m.' No Saturdays. Nice .position to us for free infofrqatlon without C. R, BURR and CO., Inc: crochet, mbroUary^ond —Plus stylea; special fsotuiM; gift- pat onO is a part i t tbs church’a Oh- gnrowing support for a move to of 133 Bentee Bt.. MaaSastar, Coos, as Richonl Martin Alteretione, additiona, garagek. for recent graduate to replace obligation as to how you may m - ^ ^ t patteraei dtreetkiM itod t e n i ^ t o d insMe the book. Send a e re o m of rooe relations (hmday. elap a UJf.-backed eeeabink etn- permittee. . General Mimager Bn 9-4MS-OPEN EVENINC8 Re-aidlng apectallsts. t t u y btidg------^ 119 OAKLAND ST. — Ml 3-1i) young man assuming eUierfdutics. EDpttlng JfprulK ok. OalF 80« a eopyi for it now—just 85 c6Btft botigp on Xsrosl f i r not b s ^ A ^ No. 4605 ' at tenaa. MI 2-64SS or TO Mahdiestor Metaorial Ha^ltaL _ Trolpi 0-SIO2. / CaU M r, SeUer. MI.' 3-1141. Herald. A \ V . / ' \. \ i i i *\ V TWENTY V' THURSDA,Y, FEBRUARY 7, 1957 Average Daily. Net P*esa Run / Tha Wi Far the Weak Bnded Fereewrt o f D. 8, February 2nd, 1937
The Hartford IHatrtct of the Pvt. Donald H. Gates, 33, son of protected egdhut the dlaeeaa aa Fnlr, odder tonight. Connecticut Fellowship of Oongre- Mr. and Mrs. Levarett Gates, 994 poeaible. ' 12,425 20a. Inetenelng cloadlnesa, little About Town gatic^-Chrlstlan Women will Parker 8t, has arrived at Fort Group to Air A concentrated effort srill be' V' Member of the Audit < change In tempemtvre Baturday. hold an open board meeting Tues Dix, N. J., and been assigned to made in Mancheater thia month Mo. JeAin A. ChriatenMn, >on o f day at the Asylum Hill Congrega L Co., 1st ’Training Regiment Of Bureau o f Circulation High In 48s. Mr. and Mrfe. Anthdhy Rowe, 398 Vaccine Plans aa part of the nationwide cam Manchester^A City itf Village Charm tional Oturch Hartford, from 10:15 the tl.S. Army Infantry Training paign t o . eradicate polio through ^H artford Rd., haa been traneferred a.m. to 2 p.m. Luncheon will be Center, for eight weeks of basic KEEP from Albuquerque, N. M., to Fort widespread yae of Salk vaccine. served. Reservations may be made training. He attended Manchester ’ A meeting to kick off a polio vac BliM, Tex., where'be will undergo by contacting. Mrs. William Shea, High School and was previously THIS VOL. Lxxvi, NO. no (TWENTY PAGES) MANCHESTER, CONN., FRIDAY, FE»RU>LRY 8, 1957 (CtpsalOhd Advertising on PRIC^ FIVE CENTS extensive training in guided miS' cination program in Mancheiter 509 Prospect St.,'' Wetnersflekl. employed at the Manchester Trust will be held Friday at 7:30 p.m. in Our Company Store Will Be Open To This ^ b llc ■lies. Guest, speakers will be the Rev. Co. the auxiliary room of Manchester y ■ UFE SATURDAY MORNINGS FRO»L9 A. M. until 12 NOON AJ.C. George W. Starkweather, Norman C.' Eddy of the East Har Memorial Hospital. 37, son of Mr. and Mrs. George N. lem Protestant Parish, and Mrs. Mra Eric Anderson wih lead de UNE The meeting was announced by Available are fine hand-knitting yams in Lambs Wool, Starinreather. 83 Otis St., is spend Carl Hansen, Hartford District votions at the meeting of the Dr. Melvin Horwltz, secretary of - CashmeTie and Fur Blends In a wide range of colors, at Israel Says stewardship and mission chairman. ing 38 days leave eit- home. On com Women’s Missionary Society to the Polio Advisory 'Committee, of attractive pnees. From time to- time also— Seconds of morrow evening at 7:80 in Eman FULL the Manchester Medical Society, That interpret The Retained List pletion of the leave, he will go to Pine Fabrics will be offered at prices substaiitially be TOpoIl, Lybia, North Africa. He Mrs. Raymono O. Haisted, presi uel Lutheran Churchy and Mrs. which has called the meeting. Wishes Of The Family D a g P arley enlisted in the A ir Force in June dent of the Green Thumb Garden Violet Harding will, seiwe as cha’.r- He aaid representativea o f edu- low market. - 1908, took his basic training at Club, presided at the meeting Mon man of the hostess rommlttes, oatlonal, Social, religtoua and JOHN B. BURKE lA c l^ n d A ir Force Base. San day evening-at the Community T. Members will bring white thread GIVE civic groupa, aa well aa oMhe town Why Not Plan To Visit Us This Saturday ? Antonio. Tex., and had a 23-week Colored slides o f members’ gar and needles for sewing, and their government, will be invited. FUNERAL HOME D eadlocked dens; and a number of pictures Dlmebooka. coarse for radio interceptor op BLOODI ’The purpoae of the meeting, he TB U l a 8-8888 erator at Keesler Air Force Base, taken by Mias Milllcent Jones o f aaid, will be to explain the polio- 87 BAST CENTER ST. ALDON SPINNINfi MILLS CORPORATION 'f.V Tel Aviv, Israel, Feb. 8 (/P) BOoxt, Miss. Bolton in . England and this'^poun- The Women’s Missionary So vaccination jprogram to the rep- try were shown. Refreshnaepts ciety o f Emanuel Lutheran Church The next visit of the Bloodmo- AMBULANCE SERVICE TALCOTTVILLE. CONN. The assessment against the — The Foreign Ministry saiii blle will be at South Methodist reaentativea and to enliat their aid Ttite Covenant l>ague will hold were served by Mrs. Edward Hig will work on bibs for infants at in getting aa many local reaidenti ° 1 ^1 QSif I dwellings in town is $6 8.' today it has reached a “ dead gins and Mrs. Henry E. Kiihn. Bethpage home when it meets Fri Church Friday from 1:45 until 757 for the Oct. 1, 1956 034,684 a* compared with $46,- a rummage sale Saturday iTrcm 6:30. lock” in negotiations with • to 13 noon at the vacant store day at 7:80 in Luther Hall. Dime aesament was announced to-1201,724 for the 8,902 dwellings U.If. Secretary General Dag located at 899 kfain St. Miss Elsie Scandia Lodge,- No. 23, Order of books should be brought to this day by General Manager listed in the i?j>6 Grand Ust. -T meeting. Hammarskjold over with / Johnson. 132 Maple St., heads the Vasa, will hold its monthly meet President Luclle Hlrtlv Of Ander- Richard Martin. in t h f new Grand Uat. real / committee. ’ ing tonight at 8 o’clock in the srn-Shea Auxiliary, . VF W ,, has The lUt is $39,621,275 higher ’ esUte accounts for $111,038,904 as drawal of Israeli troops from U basement of Orange HSll. By laws Earl Pv, White, son of Mr. and designated ’Tuesday an Past {Resi than the 1955 Grand List of $96 compared with $70,669,137, an in- 1 Sharni el Sheikh and Full Acciotr^ The Polish American Club will for HospiUl Plan, No. 2. will be Mrs. Patrick White, 34 Fairvlew dents’ Night, and has appointed Year in and year out more people save at Holers Food 227,482. That increase is 41 per crease of $40,369,767. | Gaza Strip. / hot hold its regular meeting this available, and. dues for the plan St., a senior at Springfield College the following committee. Mrs. Al- cent. But personal property is down ' Walter Eytan, director gdiieral Saturday, but instead will hold it will be payable at this time. where he is majoring in physical c-ea Gutcmer, chairman; Mrs, Mary Depf. Because: 1) Prices are lower. 2) We give SSrH Green The Increase la due, however, al $555,872. The asaesament in 1955 - of the Foreign Ministry, toM ne\»'s- Feb. 18 at the club at 8 p.m. A education, has been inducted into M cC ai^y, Mrs. Viola Turkshot. most entirely to the revaluation wais $30,112,026. The .new figure is men: / On Subjects pfUmtHi St speaKei wUl addrew — Wa -No:— ttT7 the Gnniiia Eta Chap(e.f of TRe Mrs. Gladys Ridolfl, Mrs. Adriana which has taken place. $29,556,154. tOwTi Xo rock bot- members on the work in the Legis LOL, will meet tomorrow night at national service fraternity. Alpha Cobb, Mrs. Mae Row- and M r.. Stamps with cash sales . . . Martin said today he eetimated Vet Exemptions Up tom terms. Our staiid is vital to lature. 8 o'clock in Orange HaU. Phi Omega. Inea Mahoney. that if the revaluation had not Ehcempttqns, mostly veterans,' Israel’s security afid there is no been made, the Grand List would are $4,748^301, an increase of room for further, retreat.” In A g e n d a have remained about the same. $192,620 over the last list. Elytan aaid Israel “ was not mere Natural gains would have been Following is a breakdown of the ly prepare^ but even anxious to Washington, Feb. 8 (ff)— HALE’S Self Serve and Meat Dept. Offsetoffset byDy naturalnaiurai losses,i^ej^, efpedallyevpeaaw Qranj Ligt data delivered by the evacuate Bharm* el Sheikh at the machinery which hM been moved ,j.ax Assessor Henry PVT. DAVID L. PORTER mouth of the Gulf of Aqaba, but President i Eisenhower and OPEN > OPEN town, he smd. Mutrle to Martin this morning would do so only after reoelving King Saud ended more than a New figures are listed first. "adequate guarantees" her ship week of formal talks today used to fix the tax rate for the on -- taa'ms aa^ ping interests would not )>e im with a 95-minute session, re TONIGHT FRIDAY a fiscal yedr which begins July 1 Marine /Wants paired by Egypt. and ends June 30. 1958. He said Israel was "not anxious" portedly in full afford on the Martin has estimated that the j up $22,832,960. 8 (THURSDAY) to annex the Gaza Strip, but would Middle East issues they dis 1^' NIGHT ^ mill rate will be 30 mills. Barns and sheds: 5.647 at To Drop Camp insist on maintaining an admlnia- cussed.. He said today that if there had $2,677,267, compared with 4,964 at y >—Em-: ago and the si^ond highest for vestigation of charges of maltreat her by Israel thrqugh Hammar w ill. return to fly Saud tomorrow BUTTER ployment dropped 1.660.000 last January since World War II. Oil Price Hike Held Plnooppio-Greipofruit TURKEYS ment of recruits at The Parris Is skjold. These demanded assur from Washington to the Azores, month to a total of 62,800,000. the However, the house of work land Marine training ba.>?e. ances that Egypt would agree to Riot Leaders Snyder said. There, he added, a SV/IFT'S government reported today. It was slumped as many industries Porter declined to elaborate on "a mutual apdfuil abstention from Spanish plane will take Saud to DRINK the qprggfit January decline since reduced overtime. The average the accusations that he and several beIllgerMp<\” Medrid for hie visit to Spain. 10 to II LB. 1949. work week In manufacturing was other recruits have made against But, Fly tan. added: "W e do not Not Linked to Suez At Utah Prison Eisenhower’s newest plant. Cbl- Large The total number of jobholders 48 minutes shorter than in Decem drill instructors. He said he would evelvbave confirmation that Ham- umbine III, is being overhauled at lb ber and stood at 40.2 hours. BROAD- Can For 65c was almost exactly the same “ » not discuss the ca.se until he talked nmrskjold. relayed our questions to o I » . ,u « » 1 iM .i. the Lockheed plant in Burbank, year ago, making Januar.v .the In addition, there W as^ rise in with his father. ------W ashington, Feb. 8 (/P)- rikai'd ( D-Tex) said, the crude oil Point of the Mountain. U tah, -caUt, and he will fly today In lta BREASTED * vitamin C Enriched, flrst month since March, 1955. in the number of workers who were The father. Nelson R. Porter ^ Despite many meetings between Sen. Barrett (R-Wyo) said price Increase was “ necessitated Feb.... 8. (/P)—Investigators — descend------predecessor, Columbine II. Non-CnrboOnted putting In a short week, because In Quartere which employment failed to show Hartfordt Vt., arrived here Wte Israeli representatives and Ham and justified by spiraling .costs, ed on Utah State Prison last night Snyder said Saud and Bisen- The size you need— Weights from a to 15 lb. a gain from the previous year. of slack work and other economic yesterday to talk with Mariiw'base marskjold, he said, "Things are today oil industry spokesmen mainly for steel and labor "BUnERBALL" factors. The number on shortened may be able to “ make a show .... in the wake of a 12-hour riot hower have exchanged gifts “of a Joblessness rose by 469,000 from ofilcials about the charges.,^e was not moving at ali.” The Senate InvesUgation. under among more than 500 Inmatea. personal nature’’ -He said the FRESH CRANRERRIES . . . JACK AUGUST'S December. The Joint announcement, work weeks totaled 1,200.000 in told he would have to>Wait until Simon Peres, director general of ing” fdr price increases the chairmanship of Sen. O'Ma The praters aiuweyed what 'White House would not discloM HENS. MIRACLE WHIP by Secretary of Commerce Weeks 1 January, an increase of about 12 OCEAN SFRAY CRANIERRY SAUCE . . . today to visit'his som ' wh(^ly aside from effects of honey (D-Wyo), is In recess until Warden Marcel Graham termed what they are. However, it is re HALE'S IS THE PLACE FOR FARM-FRESH and Secretary of Labor Mitchell per cent *om December and also Young Porter, X 6-foot, 200- (Continued on Page Ten) CUM CHOWDER I Tuesday, when spokesmen for the "several thousand dollars" worth ported Eisenhower gave the King STUFHNG . . . ALL SEASONED OVEN READY. pounder. and seyefal other recruits the Suez Canal closing. SAUD DRESSING POULTRY: FOWL.'ROASTERS, BROILERS. described this as “about an average i --— ^ Independent petroleum will testify. of damage and. listened to "eug- a bronM desk set Increase for this time of year.” i (Continued on Page Two) have chargejr they were mal Sohie members, of Congress and ISOM PEPFERIDGE or ARNOLD Meantime, plans for a separata. gestlons”' from the (]uiet convicts. Five Key Points CHICKEN PARTS. treated by their drill Instructors In ! others have, accused the oil in- InveatigaUon by a S-member Sen The unemployment total was 2.-; — ^------^ Armed inmates, who had cap ■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■fell ■ ■■■■■■■■■■. 940,000. or about 4H per cent of _ _ the latesi^utbreak of such charges | ' dustry of price gouging in the ate Commerce subcommittee were American and Arab offlcdala Atomic Plane I wake of steppe^-np^demands fpr tured 29 hostages, set fires in mat indicated beforehand the Elsen- HOME STYLE I LEAN, FRESHLY the civilian labor force: lOtOCK M a rk et UlDS at thlp^boot camp. Marine author- ^ announced by Sen. Magnuaon (D- A Hxrtfond home economUt Beef steak is king. But you can look the king right in itiea'''announced a prelimihary In- I 1 ’■ oil to be shipped,to iBurope. There,dW ashi, chairman o( the full com- tresses. smaaheo into the prison bowerriBaud.., communique wvuld DeimUe rile sharp drop in «m-1 • storeroom and looted the infirmary cover these key pointss . hail much of Intaraat to say PINEHURST ; CHOPPED PINEHURST ■ploymimt. -whlclf the cabinet-off I- i f M A p f l V P , veMigation Into- the charges hhd I FrOfect ’■I^lowed : h^ve-Beerf m\gg«Siri6nT?6r:igoverii mltlee'. Pinehurst the eye when the price is: m BT< « . . . : Wednesday evening, ended their 1. Extension ot the agreement about cers attributed mainly to the “ aaa- ‘ ^ been underway a month and tiist a | J I ment action If the oil firm;firiTJS don’t E to ‘‘emonstration 12 hour* later at under which the U.S. A ir Foree FARM HOUSE SAUSAGE ' CHUCK Froten Foods aonal downtrend.” non-farm em-| —— “ formal probe is underway. roll back their prices. The base did not list the other But Barrett told a newsman he tM's orate ywterday. uses the Dhahran A ir Base, possi We Carry A Complete Line plovmcnt was the highest ever re- j New York, Feb. 8 iJi—The By Pentagon CHOCOLATE CAKE recruits filing the charges, but wanted to hear the industry's side bly for five yeara MEAT I ^O U N D Whether it’s Sara Lee or *'Cnwted By Kraft” Of Jack August'* Products corded for January. It stood'at 67..-; market sagged today in fi TOted $ M ^ Magi^son said V tl' live trading, producing Ifxfaes of a announced that four drill instruc before reaching a conclusion. teLnng, ^ ence. with Gov. ^rge D Clyde 2. Increased U.S, military aid. Farm House Coffee Cakes 900,000. Washington, Feb. 8 (Jri— An of • i ■"d other state officials, the rlot- Saudi Arabia wants to double its and Farm Houaa new large . . . 'Lobster Tails or Lobster ‘S h o r t S t e a k s few ce((t8 to around tZ n share for tors in Recruit Platoon 399 were The Wyoming Republican is The report said the decline in ficial disclosure that the atom Representatives of the govern-; controlled all hut the adminls- 15,000-man force and moderFze aiiH .Chicken piee in en ar w I n> 4 0 c F^e . . . wonderful cocktail PREMIER Special! Kraft’s Crown ° leading issues. relieved of instruction duty pend- participating in a joint Senate ment, Industry and the public will 69 employment was attributable to powered plane project has been tratlve portion of the 6-ye«r-old It with bigger tanks and Jet ticle in the magazine sec Brand Pasteurized. Swiss . Sample prices w w e: Anti-Monopoly-Public Lands sub shrimp or just plain Pict- "sharp” cutbacks in the retail be heard, Magnuson said, "since pUnca tion o f the Courent test Sun Intemationai/Nickel down $2.37 (Continued on Page Two) slowed down comes from the Pen committee inquiry into recent fuel modern institution. sweet Peas or Succotash, trade and 'the postal service fol tagon. along with a hint that aoine the recent price increases have af day . . . FRUIT COCKTAIL at $102.12. Da Pont down 50 cent# oil and gasoline price boosts, and Although most of the hostages, 3. Assurance of U.S. economic ■ you will find:it in our frozen lowing the holiday hiring boom- guided missile.* may be pared out fected every segment of the econo aid for development project;!. CRUYERE CHEESE OUR SEAFOOD COUNTER OFFERS OYSTERS. at $183,50,'Union Carbide down operation of the emergency oll-for- m y." inclumng guards, special class food section. There also were declines in of that, weapon development pro Already we ere having'calls ■ PinehurstWhite Rock Large Can 8 Portions / SCALLOPS, SiyORDFISH. HAUBUT, COD. HAD- $1.25 at'$102, American Telephone Europe program sponsored by the teachers at the prison and mem 4. An Indication that Saudi for tha Chocolate Pie, which eonslructlon and othet outdoor oft ^ cents at $175.25, U.S. Steel gram. At yesterday's hearing before Arabia will cooperate with Eisen government. the joint subcommittees, Sen. bers of a visiting church basket the economist aaid w u ao ~ ^ THIS WEEK DOCK, BOSTON BLUE, MACKEREL. BUHERFISH. work. oft''at 62 cents at $60, Bethlehem Governor Raps hower’s proponed milltaiy:«cor *r>r,. Clifford C. F^imas, the as- Costs Justify Increase Kefauver (D-Tcnn) took govern ball team escaped injury, one good ahe ate' ? pieces for : CHICKEN PARTS AVE FEATURE The Increase in unemployment i . 1 $1 at $42.87, Generai ..Motors off 1 aistant secretary’ of defense for re- He said testimony yet to be pre ment officials to task 6n grounds 10*5''** breekfaet. Give me Farm was much smaller than the drop 25 cents at $39.76, O rysler off 60 ' search and development, told they did not seek to prevent price | Guard Lt. Marion L. Coleman, (CoBtinaed on Page TwelvB) House Coffee C ake, for • Every b r ^ 't aelected for quality and size . . . all PICTSWEET BONE-IN employment, offleiaK Said, beet cents at $65.37, Caterpillar off $2.50 ‘Rolling Stops’ sented might show that rising $ 1 . 0 0 newsmen yesterday that the rea increases Iqst foil in negotiating i; who was near the dining hail breakfast . . . but.wdiethsr ■ plump large breasts to give' you more white slices ASPARAGUS most of the housewives a i^ a tu - at $86, Boeing off $1.62 at $52, and sons are technical, not the result co4ts, unrelated to the Suez where the riot exploded and re crisis, Justified a hike in oil prices. with major American oil com-! you want the .chocolate pie ■ . . . large legs. W e will also have plenty of Fryers and dents who left Christinas ,Jobs Standard Oil (NJ) off 87 cents at; of budgetary economy. ceived a knife slash in the stom for breekfaet, lundh or din SPEARS 2 for 49e withdrew from the lalwr market At Stop Signs Siae€ early January crude oil panics for the emergency oil lift 1 ■ fresh from Miller’s Coventry Farm . . . Fowl for $54.62. I He was asked specifically about, to Europe. ach. was reported in "good" con ner you will flpd it on Bale and did not seek oUmr'w-ojk. With no particular news to cause | prices have been boosted 33 cents ■ Fricassee . . . the projest to perfect an airplane Read at the hearing were min dition. this weekend in Plnchurst’a PICTSWEET In Henvy Syrup Imported From Switzerland Employment factories 'the decline. Wall Street brokers] Hartford. Feb. 8 (J’ i—(jtovenior a barrel and ga.solinc one cent a. Inmate Alwiii Straus, pushed Bulletins driven by the power of a nuclear utes of a meeting here last Sept. froaen food case for 67c each dropped by 20Q,0()0, a sharper de- saw it as a techrtidal shift. They f today called for a gallon. through interior gates, by the ri WHOLE Chuck Roast ‘ * reactor. Sen: Symington (D-Mo.) In the House yesterday. Rep. 19 of the Middle East Emergency from the AP Wires along with Farm House Su e- Top Round and Tip PINEHURST 39 Cline than isyMoail in January-,At i explained the market seemed to oters after a beating, returned strengtheiiing o f the law. to re- told a televlaion audience Sunday committee. TTils record showed the berry, Cherry, Pumpkin end Choice Pinehurst I6,900,008:4dctory employment was ; be testing previous low points in ...... l-T’\ShFAnaA from a hospital in nearby 'Salt CHOICE GRADE STRAWBERRIES Defense officials have almost oil companies predicted that clos other delicious pies. A lw Cookie Dept, Speciol if yeufindlthdpfultoplionainamnafordfr.plMS* about^^.OOO higher than a year | average*. quire specifically that motorists Lake City and rejoined fellow lb .e a p 4 S e abandoned work oh the project ing of the Suez Canal would exert OIL PRICE PRORE SET the famous Farm House CUBE TOP ROUND MILK LUNCH ______ih *. Bay b«for« pick-up. come to a “ full atop" at yellow “ because they don't want to spend prisoners. “ Whltey" Ross, anoth Pecan Pie which Sella for KEEBLER MILK LUNCH 31 stop signs posted at intersections. "serious upward pressure" on Waahingtoii, Feb. 8 (dfi — U. the money." Furnas said the A- News Tidbits petroleum prices. er convict, had slashed his wrists S9c end the family else His actions follow a rulinv by as the rioters surged into his cell S. Dist. Judge Albert V, Biyaw STEAKS ROAST REGULAR SUNSHINE HYDROX ... plane program “ la being stretched today Buthorized a federal Chicken Pies which is also Common Pleas Court Judge .Vine out for technical reasons." He Culled from AP Wires Kefauver said Arthur S. Plenj- block, Prisoners, oiassifled Ross > an 89c aeller. EDUCATOR NEW CRAX NMIICO S u ^ r le F B I Story - - 29 grand Jury iavesUgBtion Into re- R. ParmeloS who said that since said, too, that “ u-e originally Were ming. outgoing Defense Mobiliza and Straus as "stool pigeons." STRAWBERRIES 42e tion chief; Asst. Secretary, of the tent widespread oil prtee in- the 1955-'Legislature removed the a little optimistic” ab^t the pro Comparative peace returned to ■ '■ ■ ■ ■ ■ fe.fe ■ ■ lb . lb Frozen Food Interior Felix E. Wormser, and orease. Judge Bryan aetpd la ■■■ifefefefefefe word"‘Tbll,’’ it la now onjy neces gram. I .:nce Gharles of England the penitentiary as shotgun-armed Did You Know? Halo's has o complofo lino of small JORET , ^ . - ■ •____ I 1 «‘’**^*other ®w*x;*i$$iicj$vgovernment vLiiwicLiaofficials featsat iiiIn response to a motion preeieateil SfMcId Ftotani: sary to make "a practical or'ral- Further remarks suggested the guards herded straggling inmates siio voaotoMds, fruits, stows, hosh and spoghotti for ling stop.” kept home from oh the meeting but did not try to back into their cells and locked, by attorneys In the Justtoe De- POND’S LANOUN RICH WHITE ROCK ira iT ^ ROCK Save 75c Specials designers are again confronted day because of cold. . . Gold Coast i keep prices dowrn.---- They said .. they^ partmenPs Aati-Trast Dtvfslaa. A M $ ( 3 5 ^ On that basis, the judge ac with the basic trouble: The atomic of Africa to have cabinet and them up riio individual or small family. quitted Waite.' N. Malboeux, Suf- had no authority to do ao. DRY SKIN CREAM on this Special at Pinehurst reactor must be lijrhter in weight parliamentary aystem of govern A t the height of the demonstra CHICKEN CHICKEN ni-m-m Country Good! I * field. In a railing stop lituatidm The' Senator aaid it didn't do tion, convict negotiators sum BECK DENIES FUOHT —" ...... ' . ' 8 Pkg. Snow Crop Succotash than those now teing tried, and ment under new constitution. London, Feb. 8 (JB—Daya ASc Governor Ribicoff said he is not necessity for a quantity of radia much good for President Eisen moned Gov. Clyde- from Salt Lake BREASTS questioning the Parmelee ruling.. Tunisian Gove'rnmeift protest* hower and other high administra City and presented him with a Ust Beck, Teamstera Union prcai- I LEGS V IT A L IS * Fresh Fruits and Vegetables 18 Ox. tion-proof shielding persists. dent, arrived in London b f With Regular Cold Cream " I f what he rays is ao,” the Gover to Prime blinlster^ Nehru about tion offlciala to sound general of 43 "suggestions" for improving This means, apparently, that plane today. He said be wnaa*t Than nor said, it would seem that a India's actions on Kashmir. u-arnUigs. about inflation if '‘those their lot. Oyde told them if they while the Atomic Energy Commis- 93c Value For 73c 2 Reg. 29c Size BROCCOLI, lorgo bunch ...... 35c 2 For 45c ^ Associate Justice Eklwsird J. Day ducking out of the United Staten atatuatory amendment is neces aion (A E C ) has operated a jet who have charge of running the surrendered their hostages and | Including Tax » 7 9 * CAULIFLOWER, largo hoods ...... 35c sary." ' of Supreme Court of Errors named shop" don’t follow up these words. to avoid queettoalng by a Swi 65® For Only ..... oaicious Ossnicht IMI bj DON WHITEREAD.^any relucCance to serve, the proa- engine using the heat from an I arms, he would Usten to their com- to head General Archdioresan \ But although urging a price' roll plaints, ate oommlttee inveafigatiag la ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ' ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■'■ ■ fe.fe ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ GREEN PEPPER ...... lb. 25c Roth Block Hawk Vool — The British announced------a the ar- excused by the judge The Governo- - left no doubt to J bor rackets. Beck toM report ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■■ ■ ■ ;■ ■ Committee for reconstruction of back. Kefauver said it Would take Among the demands made by the ' ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ n at of IClau* Fuchs, the atomic himself. the fact that he regarded the mat (CoDttnncd on Page. Two) er* he'wB* goiag back to the BALDWIN APPLES ...... 3 lbs. 39c . COFFEE ter very seriously, especially in St. JciBepli's Cathedral. "action of the strongest kind to I ------• TOis is.mighty fine value on regular 808 cans of York or Pork Chopottos KienUst. bn Feb. 3, 1960. JuUus ‘Sordid, Dirty Work’ do anything now." ‘ (Conttnoed on Page Four) 'United. State# at the end e t State Applesai^e. Serve it with pork . . . use it for des FLORIDA ORANGES, lorgo.sin ., .. doz. 59c. Rosenberg came to the Qreenglass the light of hia traffic aafqty pro American who spent tiiree 5Iarcb aad added: "1 will ba 8 Oz. The Jury found the Rosenberga gram. sert . . . Buy 2Tor a dozen and save. Fresher By Far GRAPEFRUIT. Pink SoocNoss ....____'. 3 for 29c that lets apartment and asked David to guilty of violating the Elapionage weeks in Hungary in solitary con only too ready to appear'before go for a walk. _ ■ ”Thts apparent loop-hole in the finement for helping, refugees the rommlttec:” atatute, which provided that thoqe law could cause much misunder ShurHne • FRUITS...VEGETABLES 49c' ,*You remember the man who found -^ Ity "shall be punished by crom border into. Austria arrives yea sleep! c ^ e to see you In Albuquerque?" standing and many accidents,’’ in New York. . West Gennan Child Died Mysteriously URGE ISRAEL SANCTIONS death or by imprisonment for not the Governor added. Sure there's a difference in potatoes ■. . Julius asked. "Well, Fuchs was -more than 30. yeara" The court Parliament abolishes "bread and Ignited Nafioaa, N. Y., FVb. $ ' 4 o^ Swanson 2 Chorry a la » one of his contacts.’’ He fig He said he was sure the legisla water" prison terms for new Ger (AV-Tbe head of 4he 21-natlea cans PINEHURST SELECTED room waa hushed on th« day Judge tive intent wuq' that, cars should Sauce 2 Pios or Bluoborry Pits ured that Harry Gold would be Kaufman waa to pass sentence— man Army. Asian-African Mor *a^ today caught next, and that Dreenglaas come to a full atop at such signs. Parents Clasped Hands the U.N. must resort to’ “ etfee, ■*** $1.13 April 5, 1951: . . Espionage, as However, he noted, this should.be Belgrade Government announces had better leave the country. thre” measure*. Including innr IDAHOES 5 “ -49c ■viewed here today,. . . is rather a clearly stated in the law so as to 16,912 Hungarians have arrived A fter GoW’a arrest, Julius urged tions. In view of IsraeTa refusal $2.00 dozen 35c sordid, dirty work— however ideal leave no doubt. in YugoslavJi since October revo PINEHURST SELECTED D i^ d to leave a# soon aa poa- istic are the rationalizations 'of lution. . . Prime Minister Nehru to withdraw from Egypt. Jor > ■ ■ . ■ ' ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ f ■ ji ■ ■ ■ ' ■ ■ Moving fast on the maitter, the In 15-Story Death Leap sime. He gave David traveling in the persons who engaged -In it— Governqr directed Motor Vehicles invitee singer Enrthn KItt • to dan’s Abdul MenennIUfa’I SAVE ON with but one paramount theme, a •. ■ WITH COUPON structions and $6,000 In cash. But John J. Tynan to look into the aub- have dinner with him. ' s his Btotemeat to reporter* after MAINE RUSSETS the betrayal of one’s own country a 40-mlnute private rn n rtrg 5“»39c Greenglasa didn’t- go. Ject in detail and take up the ques- Mayor of Budapest at time ot IVALON SPONBES Greenglasi testified that hia . . . I consider your Crime worse New York. Feb. 8 (ATt -A diz-wwho wed in 1948 after getting tioa with U.N. Secretary i**r revolution to visit Connecticut. , . aqquainted in Florida, were “a a u l if l o w e r ^ri^• used $1,000 o f the money to than murder. Plain deliberate con traught Brooklyn couple . clasped HammaraUJold. i BT SIMONIZ C BROCCOLI nucoa (Con^'ued on Page Foi Comn>unist Blast Germany begins happy couple and very sympathet pay household hills; $4,000 he sent templated murder is dwarfed in hands and plunged 15 storiea to GREEN BEANS campaign to ellmlnnte dlsloj-nl ic toward each other.” A t Special Ihrtee CUKES CH O CaA TE FUDGE OlO-FASHIONEO SFtCE OOOOOOOOOOfe S e n r e l O f to his lawyer after hia arrest. magnitude by Comparison with fhe their death early today about three CONVICTION UPHELD FRENCH ENDIVE crime you have committed. students from its universities. hours after their 5-year-old daugh- He said that, although Kennedy Washingtoa, Feb. g (^ i—Tba CHICKORY RittCNPMN Three Indicted FREE GIFT i Julius and Ethel RoaenbeVg and Long Deliberation London Discussing! Egypt to seek denth penalty ter died under mysterious clrcum- -bad notaoi'worKea worked aincesince 1952,i»oz. theyuiey U.S. u .a Court oof f SllUtarr Ariwals RBX~ttoiivd David Greenglasa were indicted “ What I am about to say is not for four Britohs and 12 other per stances. were not in finflnM - clal '- ’ difficulty ”be- today upheld tbe eo n viettoT tf for WASHED SPINACH Police aaid they could not deter- cause Kennedy Keimedy had received an in-? Army Lt. CoL Harry -irm lng Cello B a g '2 3 c by a federal grand Jury on charges easy for me. I- have deliberated Queen, Philip Riftj sona charged with spying after 27e MiriNt fir i l for hours, dayq and nights. I have Suez Canal was nationalized last mine until 'an autopsy later today heritance from bis parents. on chsirges o f recording prnpa- andBRECK’S I o f conspiracy to commit espionage. Police said that, from the way ■ ■ ■ ■ O recn glM pleaded guilty and tty- carefully weighed the evidence. . . July. . . Police 'officially list death whether the Uttle ^ r i perished ganda for the eaetny in tte K *. ■ ■■'■■■'■■ ■'■ ■ ■ ■ ■ RED RIPE TOMATOES Box of 4. III fiBiif ntkf Baltimore, Feb. 8 OP)— The Bial- I Illness or a mishap, or waa killed. their bodies were found in a 19c calved a 15-year prison sentence. I have searched the records — I of actress Doreep Wq^bury as a rcaa War. The accusatioa vra* timora 8un aaya London’s cafe However, there wa* no mark of courtyard at the front of the ■ ■ ■ ■ ;■ fefefefeKfefe BARGAIN I H ie Roeenbergs pleaded not guilty. have searched my conscience— to suicide. ' that Fteming, aa a prlseaar of ! ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ Quart 59c society is "talking openly of a> violence on her body. building, they must have gone OPEN TIInVghT tlL L 'im The trial opened on March 6, find aoine reason for mercy. . . war. recorded material alnod a$ " It is not in my power, Julius rift between ()ueen Elizabeth end The victims of th* family down "holdiiig hnnds> togethen" promoting "dlaaffectioB aad dl*- For breakfast‘or dessert... for salads ... . . you will • CATALOG I 1961, in th: United States court TRAIN KILLS FIVE and Ethel Roeenberg forgive the Duke of ISdlnburgh." " tragedy were Joseph T. Kennedy. • The family lived in- a one-bed loyalty" among other POIVa like the quality of Shurfine grapefruit, , OKANGE house In Foley Square. New York. Fort Clay, W , Va.^ Feb. 8 (IPt k 2 Far 64C you. Only the Lord can end mercy A London diz ratch by Sun cor 46, his wife. Nan, 42, and their room apartment on the 15tb floor He was aentencod by a o*urt- FMDAY T IU 941 P J l See details on • The Judge was Irving Robert -^The Norfolk' and Weetera's for what you have d oile.. . . you respondent Josm Graham reports: chilcl Valerie. of a atyliab apartment bulldi^ at martial to dismisaal from th* Redeem Your Coupon Here! yaiifitisn, who, at 40, was the FowhaUa Arrow . pasaeager. Shurfine package •••••* ,ore hereby sentenced ^ Che pun "The whisper started- last sum- A brother of Kennedy quoted 345 Clinton Ave., Brooklyn. 'I ^ i r aerric* aad total tarfeltor* af eoungest federal Jurist in the ishment of death. ; ' (her. It Waa then hinted by the train Ztnick an automobile at investigating • officer* a* saying furnishings appeared vvell worn, pay and allowaaoe*. United States. Before the. Roadtbergs died as know-it-alls that the Duke o ' Eklin- a eeoaalag at U:40 p.m. today,) they believed th* girl may have howaciitd. HirH" GREEN STAMPS GIVEN WITH CASH SALES Judge Kaufman made it clear traitors in 'Sing Sing Prison’s burgh had 'more than , a passing kUUag four Fort Gay aobool died of an asthmatic spasm. The The parents impreiMMd neighbora BUGAR WmUUUtS STBODB i Grapefruit Sections CARAMEL Crom the first that he was aware electric chair, theic case was to be. ii.tereatsln an unnamed woman chlldfen and tlM mother of one mother also had been troubled by as bflng a chee'rful couple, but the Klagstaa, Jaazina, Fbh. 8 (Ft, o f the profound .implications in given one of the mostjcafeful and and was meeting her reguiariy in ^Queen^ Dies Of the youagaters. The dead asthma. family physician describe . K«n- ■HMore t^aa a qoarler « f tha ' caw-—the chances that uaroagh review a-iflN lw caSe in the private ^artm en t of Baron, Belle Livingstone, kew York were' Ideottfled by Nova] A . The brother said Keimedy had n*dy os M ing a hypochondriac ea*a 58,088 sugar wertiew OOr* Ai : jpareJudioM, leUgloUs or political. American criminal Mllor^. It the court photographer who died apeaheasy queen o f the "Roar Salih, aebeol prineipaL aaBlra. been afflicted for. year* with a over a longtim* ittomach -ailment eu strike today ever dseNiNK 8W— n.JW HAL4co*t . .color a Juror'a thinking wag reviewed 18 different; times, of'heart troubte -at the age of 46 ing FOa," died .in N tw York Beatrlca Hlggips, Iwr daughter nerv« (U«order called "anticfpatioa Mrs. . Kennedy suffered from - a w v M m i *f wugM, The elrtkeR .iKM M N Sm fir-. IW i PAtlONe ■ 2 “ ™ 3 9 * 6 " " ^ ^ 1 .1 5 . attM*' for or agatnat the defend- pn'various points, by tha U.S. dta- last fall.’’ Feb. 7. She was 92. She ip .Del«»ee, 18; Ddrothy Oatt Rat ncurcisis,'*. which caused excessive asth'ms. The dodtm' knew of no ail started lost ueali at few a m a t COUPONS M ANCM ttnii C o m m * ilR z. Ba mMrtkmed praepqctiTf tn e i court. There 'were seven ap- The_.tUspatch said the gosMp \ shown in after toe pf her cliff, ig, aad her sister Ls<* pertpiration. and then developed ment affecting the c ^ d, Hsr M n s M it f Tirtto I M « k hand* .WI UDBM swvrs ■ 7 b u y a d o z e n p a n s fefed SAVE re ha MRad tha, . r. clufaa waa raided on hquor Unr Aaa SatcUff, 18, aPd David stomach1 trouble.troub ad by Sir Wfefen 11"*# CORNER MAIN fefed OAK STREETS objectivity'll .(poatinlM aa Xhrse). ^ ,tCoatt»M|l oa Baca NIae) fcbargaa. (A F W lnphoto)} C a n ^ 11. ^ Tbe biirotlwr said th* Kennsdys, ;(Oeettiwed m F a g a -T m )
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