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r'j ■ ATtrafa Daily Net Prcaa Run The Weather res Week EadM ^SAtURIjA^Y, j A i ^ A * ^ g, 1966 FareeSat e f tl. 8. Weather Bneaa TWELVI ilMattfl|g)Baifr gtigtttttft Ijaralb Jaa. 8, 1688 11,4 9 6 Fair, eeWer toolght. Lew 8>-I8. ~L_ Taeaday meetly cl^ndT. conttaiaed for Manchester, City of, for $67.60 Member e f the Audit - eeM. High **-$5^ ■ and. this ia marked "not paid,” . Missionary Speaks Bureau af Clreulattea - jyjoutTowfiT So, unless semeona,ln the Town Pairbanks-V icht" ^W^dding MtuicheBler^A City of Village Charm Court paid this bill, iTliitsgine your At North Ghjii^ch RosEWfumii Heard Atof^Jnain Street T ' V ■' ------K. 1*C. iRblJert and Mi*, 0 * «- record? are a lot better th(^l purs, I wUl be Interested in knowing MAli^CHESTER, CONN^ MONDAY, JANUARY 10, 1955 (Classified lAdvertlaiBg an Page ii) ai. ‘ with their aon. Itobe^t Side Stn^iMj/Too The Rev. Kehndth Enright, mis- Women to proccM and VOL. LXXIV, NO. 84 (EIGHTEEN PAGES) PRICE FIVE CENTS hen. left h y thle momtaf And ott Some o f Man^luute what you find, and appreciate your’ V*a Vcfaa, Nev., lifter apeftd- drawing this to our attention. It Monary to the Belgian Congo, will wrap nursery plants. Day In* Ihe hoilMaya with Mrs. Gaf- j n S i i r «Nack gaitization 1* not until teme time isn't the first time it has happened during a general meeting of though, so maybe.that ia one r « t ; ■rate, plus bonus. 47 hour a'a parenta, Mr. and M n. Peter SUte Police t o vive a tot/of re next month, the club' will hold it* !.^ a p te f oC Methodist Men of r aon why we .never have any money weeki Time and one half Pereas at Work Broscly Dean H. Robinson, President . eral invitation has been- extended w6rk through April. saved it for this column today. It THE SUICIDE CAUB. INC. to eveor church member and friend Planes Hit the Thrw J’a Res^raht. Just over The Holy Name Sodety^df the to hear the Rev. Mr. Ehright speak Church of the Ahaumptlon "w ill the Manchestereater )me, ip Bolton, follows: j "To all the ladles in Manches­ 306 Feet Above Sea Level upon the'theme "What the Bible hold Ita monthly corporate Com- -parsedipsed aloni:aloniTj tM true itqry. ter and vicinity, 'Manchester W e'll put it right at the top Has Meant to Afriesu”. G.-R. BURR 00. munion at the 7 o'clock Mass th- dhPtweek itfo JimmsKs son, without any buildup: The altitude INOORPORATI^ A t Tachen \; AVates' extend an Invitation to join morrow mominK at the church^ John; wiS'hofaie from service. He is studying at the Kennedy them at OpefrHouse.^'tinker Hall, of Manchester is 300 feet. l i t O AKLANl^ BT. \A11 members are requested to par­ had gone bift for the night And it I of Missions in Hartford, im- North Mancbeeter Main Street, Jan. 11 at 8 o'clock. The reason for the rush in pub- Methodist Board of Mi*\i Taipeh, Formosa, Jan, 10 ticipate. WM a late, hour when he and. his llClzIng this information is that d decided to atop at his "You no doqbt have heard 'a *ions.''Me expects to return to the A (/P)— A t least 100 Chinese f i ^ i moment, on the Ups and forever on we've been getting any number of father^ restaurant for sand- field in the summer of MI-3-4U1 ComOiunist ' warplanes Willard B. Rogers, chairman of the 'hips,' hut quotes alone won't phone calls on the subject since f he wart a dlMrict the Board of .Directors of the First wich; ' ' ) long before Christmas. bombed the strategic Tachen The pair entered the back door. do, the trick. OUr purpose is. to •upervisor >ingaged in theological National Banks of Manchester and In fact, the volume of calls in training,, located in Belgian OflW- w m Islands today in the Reds’ turned ^th eU gh t ind starW to j A splie art^d. en^rage ^ c h _ o ^ « which wp've been asked the town's Colchester, on Thursday was elect­ prepare a sandwich and a cup o f| ^ d each others weight go, Africa, for'dive years. Hee r ^ ^ - biggest air raid against Chi­ ed a director of the Hampden altitude has led us to the conclu­ celved his liberaT'urta degree from coffee. Before Johnny had a problems. Wates is a chartered' nese Nationalist territory and Brewing Oo., Willlmansett. Mass. sion that there was a landslide Traylor Univer*lty\A*l«M y Cemi chance to apply the mustard, he club for women. Women in simi­ business done bv barometers thiq After Release by Russia This meeting was held in the Ho­ lar clubs ail oyer the country have n iry granted him the degree in the defense ministry said two Ike Renews was encountered by a . big, burly tel Kimball, Springfield. Mass. past Christmas. , divilitty. The Rev. Mr. ICnright oi the Russian-built aircraft State Trooper. Johnny was asked found success and liappmess That remarkable conclusion was W AM W LL-^ Future meeting* will probably be led a Master’s dagrwYrom the o rt what he was doing in the restaur­ through them. reached easily, enough.'The only were shot down. held in New York a* several of "The loss of those excess pounds Kennedy School. preparAto*Y ant. thing necessary was to know that, The mlntetry said more than Bid for 15fo the influential directors are of bis entrance uponi doC ^al Studies. "Oh. my father owns this res­ can change a womianA personality in'setting a barometer, one must ANDERSON 300 bombs wens dropped- by the New York Oty. __ completely tP her delight and the Alton B. Cowie#, president o< the taurant." the young man Mid. A know the altitude. We found that raidere—38 L A ll''’fi'ghter-bombera TrMper I ^slight of her friends and fam- out when, after the 78th call, we Chapter, said the speaker would il- and 24 TYJ2 light bombers escort very likely story the. hstrate his addres" with slidw a M Building Tariff Slash Covenant Congregatldnalists will thought. - asked why all the sudden interest ed by four MIG swept-ving Jet R e s u lt "Ladies, put your best foot for- in altitude.' ------a general discussion ^ rio a _ w ill^ fighters. MSit Of the bombs fell hold their isnnual buBiness meet­ "You better put your eqat on follow.. Refreshments "will be Contractors ing this evening about 7:80 at the and come wdth me," Johnn; was I 'vard fpr Easter-^on't say the old Another Indicat'on of the popu­ Into the eea, the, ministry- added. Washington, Jan. 10 (/F) — church. 43 Spruce St. \ Reports suit will do—what's the use! Join larity of. the barometer as served. a . i|»$MMiflBl C oiwiwtreM In addition tq two planes shot President Eisenhower today . United Nations, N. Y .,^ n . 10 (/P)—Secretary Geheral Dajr told. the ladies that .have your problem, will be submitted by' the different "W ait a minute officer, let Christmas gift was contained in AlhyeHoi^^RoiiiodoRiig down, the ministry said two oth­ asked (in g ress for power to Hammarskjold and PremieKUhou En-lai ended theiY Peiping organisations and officers elected call my father and everything will' work With theifn. Pick out the a story related by a local man .who er* were heavily damagMi by anti­ temnning attire jmu'd like te wear make a "moderate, gradual conferences today with an expressed hope "to conttpue con­ to serve in 1055. A full attend­ be stralgtehed out.” i . ■ had gone into a department store Make Dressings - ‘‘Business Built On aircraft fire from the Ulands. 200 In .the Easter parade— then let us looking for one for himself. He mile* north/bf Formosa. and reciprocal" cut in tariffs tact.” Their communique m ad ^O mention of the fate of the ance la hoped for. A potluch The request was granted at^ 3 Customer Satisfaetton’* supper at 6:30 p. m. will prwede help-you reach your goal and you found a whole counterfui of them . Over 100 Sorties -- by as much as 15 per cent. 11 U. S. airmen imprisoned in Rqd China. In' turn will help lu. Girls, remem­ and started browsing, he reports At Club Meeting the deliberations. Jimmy was roused from hi* Full Insurance CoversK* The Iteds flew more than 100 In a special message, the Presi­ “ We feel that the.se talks h a v ^ e e h Useful and we hope ber—the .larger the waistline, the when a h i^ e d saleslady dashel sleep and answered the phone. Tel. MI-9-.3033 or “ sorties, liwth the first attacks com­ dent sold this nation's own interest to be able to continue the contact eXablished in these meet­ shorter the lifeline!! Get -back over, p u t'h er arms .protectively ,A total of 15# dosen dressing* ing in lour wave*. The ministry requires a foreign economic pro­ AuxHiary Police will pracUce at Johnny carried on a conversation around the bsu-ometers, and Said, Td. MI-3-6651 • ings," they said. fm s^veraYmlnur;; ^vite hi's father ^ X * fdr Manchester Memorial Hospital made/ no mention of Nstlonaliat gram that will stimulate, economic the indoor shooting range at Po- for that excess "These are all sold." _ Thp U.S. Sccreta'ry General had ^ v - n • 'i" !'* but the Trooper was still not con-1 Afl8r 5:00 P,. M. fighter opposition. growUi In the fr.ee'world. He said: Uce Headquarter* Monday night weight. Come Join our group with By the way, the town’s aria Is were made at the meeting Of the teen assigned by the U.N. General I Hit'S vinced and took the .phone- him­ considerable number nf civtl- "Our own self-interest requires Assembly lo seek release of the; R U E S slatting at 7:30. This ia in prepa- many and varied speakers, social 27 square .miles, iii case anybody Coemopolltan Oub yesterdky after­ 82 Baldwin Road Dr. Irvlag Perese, former Army major, werke on A petirnfris his such a program because (1 eco­ raUon for the .phoot with New self. The Trooper knew Jimmy iaif casualties'waa reported. 'The 1 fliers and other U.N. personnel -jx-r • activities and round table discus­ is interested." noon In the Federation Room of the Bfanchester, (^nn.' - afflre ia New York. Sea. Joseph McCarthy eeaght/to have the |nlnistry said more than 10 nomic strength among our Allies Britain Auxiliary Police on Jan. weir but was not sure Johnny's o f P.rrc*s' fcoaorable diartuirge from the Army reepiwed. (N B A Tele- iield in C^lna. He flew te Peiping, [ m 'I f * £1 1* sions," naryUary Ellubein Ellubelh Etnbauy Fhoto. CantAr congregation Church, with e* were -destroyed. ia essential to our security; (3) and had talked an aggregate of * x,' x ua as 1». ' story was true. No Round FlIeT phote). economic growth in underdevel­ "Whkt kind of a car does your, MRS. DAVID LANE FAIRBANKS Mrs. Robert Russell in charge of T h X j^ m u n is t planet evidently 13«, b'ctirs with Chou. Today’s There la a man In Manchester tee meeting. . were frohK^aaes at Shanghai, oped areas is necessary to lessen A daughter was bom yesterday son have.” the Trooper asked. *^***,..?^* ,^! ^ i, i who got tired of receiving a large International instability growing, fourth and final meeting took up "1 donH know,” Jimmy repUed, The favorite Christmas pchool carried an old-faah- Following dessert at 1 o'clock, Hangchow antKNingpo. an hour-and 15 minutes. Invasion \Peril to Dr. and Mr*. David M. Cald­ volume of mail advertising various The altar of St, . James’ Chufrth«^heatolec# and out of the vulnerability of such " I have two. Walt until I go story that was brought home, by was banked with i.'hlte chrysan- lonea bouquet. tee cliib held a short business The Red planSkr^Mtacking be­ A Joint communique from the well, Jr., of New York aty. They items. Many of the letters had aelf- meeting presided over by the presi­ tween 6:50 a. m. anoY-pjin. drop­ areas to Communist penetration have a small son who was named out to the garage and look.” the dhlldmn follows: \ themmns and pompons, with palms Mlas Maryann Dubaldo of this U.N. chief and the C?hinese Com­ Washington. Jfcn.' 10 (S^^Costa addressed envelopes enclosed on town, the flower girl, wore a floor dent, Mrs. Herbert W, Robb. At Probers 'Say Reds ped more than 1 (» bomtifc/^^One and subversion; and (3) an in­ David M. Caldwell. III. The ma­ Jimmy discovered what car his A number of ^ ild rep m- a ceV* on either side, for the wedding of creasing volume of world produc­ munist leader was released simul- Rica appealed today to thV Or- which postage would be paid by length gown of Ckipenhagen blue this meeting Mr*. Russell urged residential area waa set i^taMQe ternal grandparents are Mr. and son was driving and informed the tMn wcond grade class m a cer- Miss Doris 'Vichi, daughter o f Mr. tion and trade will help osatire- our toneouily at U.N. headquarters- ganizstion of American - Sudrs the company If an cncloaed form nylon tuile over taffeta with a members to attend at least one of but anti-aircraft fire disturbed th^ Mrs. J. Campbell Elder of Mon­ Trooper who Anally let the young j ^ their reply were returned to teem. and 'Mr*. Ernest Vichi, 147 W. economic growth apd a rising here and In Peiping. The full text: i (OAS) for Immediate action te en teacher with a number of gifts matching bonnet. She carried a the Service Bumau for Women's bombers’ atm and most, o f the ex­ " A * a result of the Suggestion: what it termed a "threat to Hi treal, West; and the paternal man and his friend go free. So he figured out a gimmick. We Middle Tpke., and David Lane Organizations meeting* on "The atarifior^ of living among our own prior to the Christmas holiday va­ Fairbanks, son of Mr. and Mrs. miniature old-fashioned arrange­ In Defense Plants plosives fell Into the sea! for a personal discussion made by 'territory" by Nicaragua, grandparents are Dr. and Mr*. D. agree It la somewhat like swim­ Teacher, U.S.A., 1855'' and also people.” lAiinchlng the Battle ■ cation period. This particular Ellsworth H. Fairbanks. Elllngton- ment of flower*. 'One plane was seen plummeting the Secretary General of the I Ambasaador Antonio Facio of M. Caldwell of U Richard Rd. teacher received four boxes' of ming against the tide, but he feels later meetings on the Latin -Ame^ down rtMJth of Sanmen Bay, on the Blocked^hgOOP In 1984 Heard Along ha* played a Road. South Windsor, thisTnomlng Robert E. • ColUrj of South In the firet oflZ>s^es of special United Nations in his cable of lO ! C«>*ta Rica presented hla argument cookies among the gift* from her In some small way teat his gesture Windsor, cous'.n of the ' bride­ ictn and South American atate#. Qhsblang coast near the Tachens. nrominent part' in launching a may even up the/score a little. at 11 o’clock. The Rev. George messages to the DehtOCTatic 84th December 1954 and the cable of ■ the OAS council as Nicaragua ■’ The Rev. and Mrs. John E. Post new local club by pcinUng previ- pupils. , . Hughes officiated .it the ceremony. groom, was best man. Ushers were Mrs. Ralph C. BrqWn acted as Waxhington, Jan. 16 (/ I^ T h e Senate Investigations »ub- The Tachen* were first raided by welcome sent by the Premier o f ! announced it would "refute" Costa A * a Christmas party was pre- He takes all the literature and hostess for Mrs.. Raymond St. the Chinese Communist Air Force Congress, the President apeciflcally will be "at home” to member* and Ralph Maccarone, foloist, accom­ Gerald Vichi of Manchester, committM u id today "the Communist party h w successfully renewed the request, he- m a lK to the .State Council and Foreign j *^,‘' * ’* • ‘^cuoations that Nicaragua friends of the North Methodist other material, the envelope cousin of the bride, and Herbert Laurent,' who was out of town. Nov. 1. LCaa than 30 planee took addressed to /the firm sending it panied at the organ by Mrs. Jane infiltrated national deferme indu.striex.'' New legal safeguards last year’s <30P-run CongrM Minister oi the People'* Republic I P'ans an armed inva.slon. Church tomorrow afternoon for "with a charter ^ cookie* in Grandahl. part in the attack and about 40 out, and 'mails the Stuff right back.- blaccarone, sang "A ve Maria” and against possible subv^sion and espionage were u rg ^ in a without sucofss, for a three-year of C5ilna on 17 December 1954. i __ Calls For Solidarity traditional open house The parson­ “ SO Classroom. The teacher bid ail C Perfect Love.” ' The mother of tee bride chose bontbe were reported dropped. we had talks in Peking (Peiping) '"The danger la immediat memberahlp approaching 80. some her little darUdarimgs n« a MMerry .rrv Chrlst- If this keeps up oii 'a aufllcient report by the imbcomm|ttee "U « ' ...... - ■ — extension of the reciprocal trade itei'” age family at 70 Henry St. will bo of whom were member* pt the Given in marriaga by har father, a ngVy hlue lace and puiy silk That atlanlt was the first, air .qiv -6, 7r 8- and 10 January 1955. FsciO told repreaentatlveB nf At%m mas an'd a Happy New Year aa scale, it might upeet a let of direct- pt«be coiiducted unde^ tee cnaic- agreements 'act uith new tariff- J am. happy to welcome as many of the Nutmeg Silhouette* of Hartford, the bride was attired in a white dress with pink and navy acces raid made by the Reds against cutting imwer. .Say Talks Useful 21 American Repiihli.cs. ."Only the growing parish family as are able they departed Tor their homes and mail a d y / e r t l a e r s ’ plans, be­ series, snd 'Jhe mother of the manship of Sen. McCarthy (R- Nationalist territoiy. which ha* annexed so many Ove’r- cause tlmy would have a large silk nylon tulle gown styled with McCarthy Trip As other ste’ps in the for^lj , "In these, talks reference was solidarity of action of A m e lia can to attend, between the hours of 3 she logged her gifts to her car. brldegrocm a blue Iridescent taf­ W ifi. / BaM Ksjppctrd ...... weight persons from neitfby postage bill, with no return. a necklace of lace florettes on the Bokod Boonu and - : It said Cbm m u^ts in defense economic field, Eisenhower el John R. Noble. letvoC^^troit, Mich., and Pvt. tVllliara Marchuk, of made at the um e time to ques­ atop it. / It wasn't until after school start­ feta drea* with harmonizing ac­ Today's attack fulfilled expecU'^ and 5 o'clock. towns They have been encou.rkg- Another irate recipient of mail sheer yoke, fitted bodice of-Chan* plants are "in a/position t o , acr recommended: Norristown, Ps., grt togrllMr In U. S. Milttar)’ Hospital In West Bcr- tions pertinent to the relaxation "Only U^s council h/a in its ed, last Momtey, that the teacheV' cessories. Both mother* wore tor- tions in Taipeh that the CSiinrse hands the means of halting what Ing them to found clubs In tbeVr advertising,sends his collection to Yilly lace over satLn and long lacb PINE PNARMACY Brown Brood ./quire Vital infonnatloy concem- Delayg Peress 1. Custonr.* simplification. He lia. aennany, aftrr being rel^ooM by Russia' from a Siberian forced of world tension. got around to thanking all the sages of pink roses.' Red.' would keep alive the "v e s t otherwise will be unleashed against Manchester L<>dj^ No. 73. A.F. hnmedtste pryclncU.. ^ {children for their gifts.'She gave Postniaater \General Summerfleld, sleeves that tapered to points at y“ ing our millte^Y "eercU and our asked that Congress take action tabor ramp. The two were hnnNbd,ovrr to American authorities at "W e feet that these teHc" M ve Follo'wing tee ceremony, a din­ — OPEN SUNDAYS — Huworrf Jukaluu't fu- pocket” war and'-possibl:’ expand costs Rica and ita peaceful peo­ and A.M.. will1 hold anI emergent but^this we do not recommend, un- the wrists. An inserted scalloped — / military effecMvcness,'' and added: further atreamlinlng customs ed- command headquarters in Cast-.^MlIn. Noble. 31, had been been useful ancYwe hope to bqwble by ^o m S J J i^ k l^ a g J d ^ p ” who gave her a present peplum of lace accented tee waist­ ner and reception wg* held at the it in lOto. ple-" conununicatlon at the Ma^nlc leasVyou own an unlimited supply 8 AJyl. to I P.M. tnoul comblnotiofl. Dtlie'iout "The employment of Commu- Probe Renewal mlnistration and procedure which, custody since 1945 while Msrohtffc 88, had been keM since to continue the contact eatahllshed Temple tomorrow night at 7:30. who are, promottiig Uie new club. line from which fell a shirred tulle American I ^ o p Home. Upon The raid might or migiit not be Eisenhower said, atlU causes "un in these meetings. Nicaragua's ambassador to thf of teree cent stamps their return frpKi an unannounced /' "n is i* in defense facUlUea, even 1949. ' (A P tVirepboto by radio fnihtvI^Un). for the purpose of conducting a flouiiee. The gown was worn over baked boons, slow.h|n8 "ote did tee \eacher aak the bride, wore a Copenhagen blue (Cootlaoad *■ ' Page Two) fly lo Toltj;o *nJS<^ td Sen Fran­ Facio said "the function of the part in maneuvers in the Far East in previous yearn. three years -and 1*. now emp,oy^ OIL RURNER 1. /That Copgrei* authorize tions MiiKominlttee for this morn­ branches until the funds are rs- council consists morally- iii con­ last,,month with Marine Helicopter will soon be disiUged. They aye \ * , Several persons were also heartl nylon tulle gown vrith matching government agencies ' te bar per­ moved froi.i the country where cisco. \ velvet bodice, bouffant skirt worn at the South Windsor. Equipment SERVICE ing, sayin|{/he would denuind fer- sidering the validity of the request Group 16 of the 1st Marine Alr- struggling with one , "fw teat W along with us to say how much they enjoyed the sons believed to be dispoeed- to, ther tettimony from Army offi- earned; and to itudy the further W’ashingtcin, Jan. lO (/P)— Thirteen second-string Com­ (In VV^hington, in­ would , requlre_ stx_capjt^ leu^^^^ read this. ^ you hav4 i ovjr crinoline. ' She wore a blue Co. quired « the White House whejher (Of CostA Rica I that there be con­ \eraft Wing. A carpenter with the you have prob­ Cbrtstmaa-tree effect on the utili­ commit .sabotage, espionage ot cials about -who was responsible use of tax treaties by recoMilzing munist leaders today wWe denied a Supreme Court review voked" a rpecisi meeting of for­ ;;:^^gquadron, he enlisted in Jan. 1053. While Charter Night for the qr- /"UoJimli other subversion from defense l5ancer Nabbed there was sny poaalbillty Ham ably guessed by \now that tee ty poles. CALL _ for Hoofry for the promotion to major and U x concessions made to foreign of their conviction in New York fop subversive conspiracy. eign ministers W the.21 America; cookies tee teacherllked biest were Well, it's ■ common knowledge that would get her to work on local hosplUl. we heard an inter plants, even though the plant* honorable discharge of Persia, a capital by other countrica. s4cJold wovid visit 'WoBh(ngton to' eating illustration of this pheno­ The 13 were convicted Jan. 21, 1953 after a tPial lasting tsllf with U.Sl officiate stout hia r§4Allcs to consider the cose. store cookies. The\ other ’three that you can't please everyone. In time.' ' ' . - have no classified contract*. New York dentWi he hoe called a In thia connection, Elsenhower menon. M|w9-4548 Second Time in more than eight months. They^.'' ' ' . , - ■ . . ----- conferences with Choii. Murray F a cto^ ld "dlfflcuIUia origihftt- \ a children's cookies w ^ e homemade. our own opinion, tee decorations -4 nille wool of Oak­ drew sentences ranging from Im- ’ . Snyde'r, assistant pres* secretary, were something of a change thi^ her greeting cards tucked under — H WILUAMS ___ Renate passed,* bill of thi* type Back by Wednesday abroad- only when It can expect Coats Rica for, m*ny yeoM years." He You Figure This Out was welcomed. There' wasn't shy her arm. A fellow worker was go­ a native of Great Britain (or A1 land St., on Tolland Tumpifco \last Aug. 17 but that no Bctiqp ‘to bring home Its fair reward." prisonment for a year and $2,000 said he did not have any informa­ bion, if you’re a real puristl was But he le ft ' Washington ' last Abduction Case fine to three ' years and $6,000 One Injured tion along that linc.r declared "irterference in Ihe In- Suicide Club, Inc. extravagance or OVfcr-doing of ing to ruah over to Hartford, dur­ OIL SERVICE •4(-*» taken by the House,. , night saying-nothing‘about where He declare'd: ternal affair* of orio ci Iry by Box 1054 lights. ing lunch hour, so she asked him making her dally inquiry for her 2. That the , Defense Dept. fine.. They were accused of teach- (The State Dept, declined any or why he was going. He told an T'hU can only be accomplished said any Berkley, Michigan Local motqi^ts no doubt appre­ if ’ he would mind dropping- her mail at the hospital informaUor. ■ ' .“ p'tepare adequate security regu- Loe'AngMes, Jan. 10 (>P)— A car­ *ng violent overthrow- of thq gov­ comment. A spokesman desk. She asked the attendant. aaeociate he was leaving town un­ in the laat analysis by our willing­ When Airliner await the (Coatbiued on Gentlemen: ciated the change. It waa possible mail in a mail box. latibns preventing the employ- nival dancer who was arrested in ernment. comment would have to awi Do you have any post (small "p ” ) expectedly end would be’ , back ness te purchase more good* and The Supreme Court's denial lets filing of Hammarskjold'* official We are in receipt of y< bill thi>~year for them to drive down He obliged and returned to the . ment^of and ordeijng the removei 1853 for the slx’uctlon of two chil­ services from abroad in order to for me today.” probably on Wednesday. the cofiviciion and sentences stand report oa called for under the U.N, Saturday, January 8 indicating a balaitoe. due u In Main Street and be able to kee office to see her .sitting at her / 6t Communists In establishment* Senate, equrcei have indicated dren today facet arraignment on;: provide the dollars for these €ra^h$i8, Burns traffic lights. With colored lighU The attendant, looking some­ / producing material* under the ne- a federal charge in the kidnaping' unchanged.'Justice Black said he General AssemWy resolution whjch the amount of $13.60. desk with a sad expression on her that new comhiittee Hats for the growing remittances.” favored granting the 13 a review. Bafklej^ Morse We note , that according to strung across’ tee street before. face/> Seems she suddenly realized, what puszlea, answered that there Bill's Your Man For \ ■ tlonsl defense program regardless of a third child. sent him to Peiping.) \ Democratic - controlled Congress 3. Technical Cooperation. He sold In appealing to the Supreme N * Comment by 'U.S. bill the original amount due It was almost impossible some- after he left, that she had ad­ was no Post (Urge " P " ) addrei-sed \ ■ o f whether the employment Is in probably will be completed ’ by Mrs. Barbara Lee OolUns, 27, was St. Petei-sburg, Fla., Jan. 10 (F) to her and delivered to the hop- this country should carry forward Court, couneel for tltg 13 listed There was no comment 'from the was $67.60 and that a payment ttjnes to tdll where the traffic dressed the cards to people in her . tTRDCK . . 3-TRACK connection w ith, classified work." ’niesday or Wednesday. When that arrested by the FBI at a auburban its technical assistance programs, — A National -Air Lines plane Back oh Vital i l ^ t was. A guy could go color pitaj.' T h e subcommittee said there'ie trailer par kSaturday night. With nine questions for review, Incnidlng U.S. delegation te the United Na­ BISSELl ST. TAVERN $55.00 was made to apply to thia oWn community and, had aimply happens, and the Senate approve-- concerned with "know how rather whether a '‘eliminate’ or prejudi­ bound- for Miami crashed, and npw no law'nor any Defense' D ^ t. tions- on the communique'. Informed account. We are aft a loee to blind trying to.find ou tif .the B ^ t addresaed them in - cars of Another attendant in the office them,, Sen. McCJIellan (D -Arki her was. Dexel Raymond Brock, than - large- tends.’! Eisenhower was green, red or yellow. WINDOWS S15JS WINDOWS » - regulation under which - Com- 3ti, who had been miseing' froip cial opinion which pervaded the , burned on takeoff here today. A^ know who made tele payment to Town,” which, naturally,-did not at the lime, thinking the npiae will take over McCarthy’s posi­ asked favorable action on his re­ § 57 nSSELL STREET \ We pay tribute to the'Retail made reference te the Saturday { muniste may b« ousted from de­ his Live Oak, Fla, home for nearly community made trial by an im '[stewardess calmly shophetded the< (CoMlnned on Fago Tea) Senate y()u aa our records do not indicate happen to be Hartford. tion a*-e. bcommit'tee chalrnuin. quest' for techniGsl aid funds in his partial Jury'im;»#8ible.” llO passengers off (he Iplane and ho payment previously made to you. Merchants Division and those on Evening Po*t, offered an opinion See us for a complete line of aluminum windowa and. fense plant* if/they are employed inters the specially called,meet­ two monthr. \ budget message due next- week. The appeal a l^ *ike Just entered the amount in tee to give her her usual lift 4o worH The -(^cial said Benson "probr campaign actively for President, Accepts Wage Hike in an unidentified East H aitfoM mention their pronunciation. from fO A after what an agency Fail to Help Texan vine” at State Prison in Boston ia Tougher Oa Winner better than $8. wrong column. I PA to I PA ably coulcl.have averted this whole eadors^ today a proposal to'hold "Any longer campaign than that yostmoot roqoliod. Traiiiiiiq copsbts of Rvo To further confuse us there is aiverafi plant in the morning. She •The other day .while minding spokesman said. was a full FBI back to old word-of-mouth method controversy if he had conferred since authorities' sosasbed, secret next year’s Democratic nominating! limply wears the candidates out. Se e k s h a r l .\n a p p r o v .a l HartforcT.' J*n. 10 Hamilton also' an entry" under the "M s- I was:.forc^ to hop on the last bus someone else'* business at the investigation. Dallas, Tex., Jan. 10 (^)— Hubert ^5) forty*liour wooks 8 boors doMy, Mon­ * first with Secretary; of SUte radio networib convention iate in August. , ", And it Is tougher On the winner Washington, Jan. (fl tP)— Standard Division employes who Dulles'! regarding Ladejinsky. Benson has insisted that *L campaign probably the nati|>nal' conimIUe* into 4 **- here at dnwa today and killed 1551 M AIN ST., tors and for the transaction of any other businesa proper- Benson last month ousted Lada- t 'tliey entered the- case afU|r the tsatinea They h«pe4 te find the the flv* eecopnnta of Mm ear. Friday at Hotel Stafier in -Hart­ hotild' get under way about Sept. to come M o re said meeting. Jbiaky, Ruaaiaii-born but g natural- (CentUMi M Pag* Eight)' AB w «r* ttom Andrews, S- O. « r;* " '• . ,v^- "-i / \ -f UANCHESTER BVENINO HERALD. MANCHESTER. CONN. MONDAY, JASVAfLjCAtf, 1955 PA6BTW 0 l^^'VCHESTER E V E I^ G HERALD. MANCHESTER. CONN.. MONDAY, JANUARY 10. 1068 mcM' man John HOghea waa the arrAat- Mrs. Frddaiiek Burr, 374r School Closing Store ptoyek. The pledge wap part of s Form MP Unit Here tng officer. ( . S t .. ■• No Sk»ttarlw«tl»t Awards to Speak Hold Prentiss No Oue Injured ' Forrest Buck', Jr„ 22, of Hart*'' China R ed 'DISCHARGED SATtJRDAY>4 B o lto n Sammy Kaye Plays ncord $53,400 aubscribed by em- ford, arrested an N w Year'a eve MUa Joan Webster, 67 Adams BtL; No jM G ng will be hUowid plo)^' during an , "all-ln-one" N0W> THE BIGGEST MATTRESS VALUE OF ALL The Connecticut SUte Guard by Patrolman Alfred Rftter, was Mrs. Antoinette Beaulieu, 81 Over­ at Center Springs An- Here^tur^ay; At Hamilto^ Ball fund drive last,October, Here Wedi^sday F^r High Court 18 forming two cbmpanle* of When Airliner lined $105 In Town Court this land S t; Mrs. Winifred RlalSy, or Charter Oak Park, MiliUry Police in Manches­ morning for cipSratlng .a motor Planesi Hit RFD 3, Manchesferr Mrs. Horace .Murphey, park super­ 3,000Sl iters }erry s ter. Capt. George Robinson of vehicle while under the' influence Clulow, 17 Ford St.; Joaei intendent said -today. First' NfflionBl Move*; The third annual Winter Ball. Irazil Rail Crasli^ The Relation of M(inchetter In Boiind over^ ^ Undei i d ^ $ 5 0 0 Hdq. ' Co., and L t. Norman Crashes; Burns of liquor. > / , lln. 140 Dr. B; Mrs. P a ta iln Mari- , “It.wlU take some real cold sponsored hy the recreation the Developmental Plana for tot Southerglll of Co. B, will be at Buok, during his' case this nelll, Glastonbury; Barbara weather tonight to put the two Plaii Furniture Outlet Welfare council of. Hamilton Harttord Ares'! will be the talk by tb* Manchester ArmorjK Tues­ A t Tachen areaa back Tn good condition .Qveiy ^eekend^ Funds Rise Clasiialt WlH eaVy Bond in Covenlry for (CoatfBoed from Pm * One) . Ihg. told Judge Rottner hes/was HcManus andthstlghter, Glaaton For Site «t Center dard.. divlBi(m' of United .Mto' Sydney A. Edwards, managing di­ 2 E X T R A IN C H E S O F day, Jan. n , from 8 to lOn.m., glad the officer stopped hint whim bury; Judit^.PIIaka, Terrace Drive, again,” he said. Both Co., Wni be-held Batqrday. St|nimer Cottage Break • t/>> explain the requlrenienta (Coattaned from Page Oaa) ' wars opened, to the public last rector of the Connecticut Develop­ George Graham,. 26, HasUngs-6n- he did and thg*. the mattmrwas dot RockvlUSf^ Marlene McLoughUn, •Bolton. ___ 10 (Special)—^ThtawMim. John C. Rothwell, past preiu- at the Hartford Armory fr Rio de Janeiro, Braail, Jan. 19 and mission of the State Gual BoltonfRoy Miles, Vernon T ^ le r Saturday and i^eral ^ thou-, The First N*tlonal Store on E. town w ^ the mecca for an esti­■■ dent of PTA. p. m. to 1 a. m, ment (Jommissioh, a t the meetirig Hudson, N. Y, Both aire bkaed at more serious. the Reds poae any major threat to (fl>)—A speeding passenger train ; ItoberK F. PrenUas, 17, «rf • ! MUltary Police Co. t a the pui The judge agreed It/was'^a good Mrs: LUllan'Banks, 329 W. sand enjoyed skating. Center Street'hear Main wUl move mated AflOO skaters yesterday, Hostesses for the meeting in­ A eapacity crowd of 2,0047 ia ex spon.vored by the Bubilc Affairs Vnlen 8t., 7 ^ 8 charRCB of breaK- llCv- Miami. !/■ ...... the island outposts the National^ Center St.; ‘Mrs. Doris Kpfyla, Members of ths PSrk Dept out of Its qUarUra there Saturday Harold Dwyer, recreation director, clude M ra Hsrold Jarvis, Mrs. pected to “swing and sw ^” with Jumped ,the tracks laft night in cornmtttee of the YWCA at the NAL said the crew visa "highly thing hbthing f n r ^ r had hap-, fcta hold off the Red China^peut. GOLD BOND COMFORT ln( tnd en^nK and thaft in pened .and then flxM acntence.,.The MUford; Mrs. Marion fl^n|di% 38 were prepiaring the today— and arm l>e replaced by a furniture riast night. He figured there Howard P. Jensen, Mrs. Raymond. Sammy Kaye and his orchestra gerigo' State, Northern Brazil, Chamber of Commerce. 139 E, ended" for its speedy work The raid might also hgvavaflect- Pheonlx St, Vernon; H ubert ■mothing and ip ra ^ n f the 500-800 pSople on the rink at .Jewell, Mrs. R, K. Jones, Jr.,. and iq hear Kaye’a, radio and TV Center St., on Wednesday, Jan. Tolland County Sjjptrior Court in defendent said he hed Just been ed-0>mmunlst chanlifat the ap­ iurfac4-r-ln hopaa 'th a t -cold store new to Manchester. and derailed six cars. Scattered holiday leave., A profeaaional in getting the passengers from the discharged front the armed forces Rowley, 62 Clinton St; John As spokesman tof the grocery •rrv'a Pond most of the I? hour Mrs. Oscar KT«y*ig. peraohalltles, the Kaydeti, Jeffrey reports from the area gave caa- 12 at 8 p. m. ' cbnnactlon with ^ Ihraak at -a parent failure of-^ld, war efforts Gents, . RFD 3, Aiidover; Mrs. weather will freeM oyer the rtod that began at 10 a. in-- Tonight's MeeUngs Clay,-Kenny M artinx^d the .Kaye Men and women Interested In bondsman posted the bond. plane before it caught fire. but he Intended to reenllst for six to secure jiafbcUons among ' the store Chain at lU bfflcss In EAat Ualty estimates ranging from 10 aufflihar coltaRe ojv Coyantry State PoHcenian Paul Deache^ Martha Johnson, 449 Main St; lot and -maka oondiUona good Hartford aald the store was clos­ .yesterday. Meetings ton! the Choir. the long range planning for Man­ Lake last.June that state jioHce The p^enger list: years. He ydM ei he felt he had NatioimUsIfiorceB. Mra. Sadie Howard. 23 BSwood ai^aln'tomorrow. - , Paul Maneggla, Richard Krey- Ladles of. 8t. th i to*40 dead. hbs of the Stafford Springs Tony Rizsq, 46, 43yNo.rwqod gotten otlyto a bad start in civilian, ing Saturday at 6 P. m. tn antici­ In addiUon, K ay/w ill conduct Official reports on the wreck chester are welcome to this meet­ AT NO EXTRA COST said w aa committed by a |R;oup of picrReds have made several barracks, said Prentiss had been Rd.; Mra. Gloria Johnson and Center Bprlngs laxlge i^ n e pation of the openlnr «f tha new Mg '.nod Dwyer spent Saturday Rectory at 8; the>.j Study his popular "So want to lead were lacking, huj press dispatches ing. T he Riihlic Affairs meetings ' V Ave.. Buffklo, N.' Y . \ life ani^'Intended to do better. flet raids on the Tachena, not daughter, 228 Oak St; Mrs. Helen itU mOrnlng f1o(klng the pimd and Committee at the .tcl at 8 involved in the break wtth three Jesse Thohmson, 53. 4536' 2Sth u Suspended i^teBce will be miuuied„ totc m o ^ w First NoMonsl Store farther 4sst, a band" c(»te8VWlth prizes to be from the area sisid the train was are open '.o' the public and are ar­ Judaa T>rov M. RdberU of the other ^uths, two of them from publicised in Foi-mosa, urging tl\e Taylor and, sorf, 76'- Village St., 4:30 p.m.Ypr thoae dlMlrlng tn-* on E. Center at Lenox Street. He opened It to weekend tkatlng at 3 o'clock and the Cawara, jb akra donated to th/lucky winners by ranged by the Manches.tei;jmit of COvehow JusUre Court Ordered Aye.. North. X t. Petersbotg. ^A m r a statement by Probation Nationalist forces . to defect add *at' the. school at > traveling at high speed and Jump­ MancHesteri'Harry Merritt, 16, of Rockville; MrsY'MarCe O'Connell formation \on.a akatlflg condtY did not say Juat when the new p. m. that afternoon. .An estimated Hamilton .StaiidArd and the orches. ed the tracks when .the eni^neer the Hartford County YW. the bini-over Friday under $500 Dr. John Vernpn Adltn, 68. Palm Officer ■ James Duffy tj>at/the de- promising them good treatment. and aon, 55 Avondale Rd.; Mft. ■ two acre area has now been Sleet “ . tra leader. This audience participa­ Edwards will speak Instead ot Wind.sor tiocks, John J. Brainard, Beach, Fla. f^ d a n t .had madejL-a'Xood start One of these "paper bomb" at­ ttona. store, now under construcUbn', braked to stop at Sao Oiatovao, IN KEITH’S JANUARY GLI bond after Prentlaa waived exami­ 17, .of 77 N. S ^ool St., and Rua- Helen Rick, -26 Jensen S t; Melvin YYOuld be opened for business. / cleaned off, a Job being -done The School Build! Committee tion atunt was or)gi>>^od in .1942 Cluirles F. Coates who was listed nation. Prentiaa. who is in the Mrs. Helen SiMUvan. 53. 14 /toward rehabUltaffon, Richard Kd- tacks, as the ' Nationalists call and Board., of » will meet 20 miles southwest of Aracaju, scll Saunders, Jh, 17, of 120 Bran­ Backes, 32 Wedgewood Dr. / Own Hartford Bnaineas \ through the loan of a tractor by ami has hee/a fixtura wtth Kaye’s Seriga State capital. in the YW flyer mailed to mem Navy, was picked up at,.hia home Spring St., GlenvlUlK; Tarcytow^h/ gar, 62, Spruce St., was them, waa made during the visit DISCHARGED YESTERDAY: ' Gaaprin Moim which will also be toinorrcfw' night 'sebool St 8 hers. He has been actively aaao ford St, were bound over’ on the N. Y. ' V The furniture store moving Into^/ orChasUta.djtar since. Reports of the nuihber Injured Dec. SO when he returned for^ a same charges on Ndy. 12. A war-^ givenX^8uspended 30\da.v Jail sen*, MaJ. Gen. William C. Chase, head Mrs. Dorothy Welch, 98 Walnut' Union a t Hamilton used to scrape the Ice surface. for’ consultation plans' for'the elated with community develop­ Joe CohanA 87,. 153X Burbank tence and placed on probation for of the U.S. Military AssisUhee the E. Center-Main Street location proponed addition to the EHerjien- Ttekets /or the ball went on sale yaried from .45 to 112. .Officials of rant for F'entiaa had . been out­ St.; Eklwa'rd Madsen, Jr., 18 Ster­ la Neldltx Bros. BlachSUe Netflito. FloodllghU originally inst4»«d toitsy atu may be obtained the Ea.st Brazilian Railway were ment throughout the state and Rd., Wooster, Ohio. lx months for intoxication. Advisory JSroup (MAAG), to the ling PI.; Richard Daub. 226 N are being augmented by two 2500 tary School. has been managing dlre(:tor ot the standing aince then. \. Joe Follette, 56, 261 8. X^oyntfy Arrested two days before Christ­ Tachena three weeks ago; Accepts W a^ Hike who,, with hla brother Herman, through/ihe re(reatlon and welfare expected tef issue a statement later Portable Radto, Liquor Btolen Main St.; Mrs. EtU/Wilson, Cov­ now owns end operates a StOrS In w att liutallatlons, Dwyer said.. M V f -Meeting sectloH/of the Hamilton Standard commission since 1939. . Rd., Palm Beach. mas by Patrolman Kenneth ' The official Central News Agency entry; ifra. Mary Morgan,. Buck- They will make It possible to keep MYF will/alsd meet tomorrow today on the number of (tasualties. The break occurred, according E. F. Smith, 33. J495 Tamjanril quoted a ■ NaUbnalist military MsrtfOr'd. said* the i-Maiwhester personnel department. .The armory Cough keep to state police, at the cottage of Barker, Edgar's case had been con­ land; Daniel Ostfen. 98 Walnut :1,( Continued from PngXpne) Mtablitoment would be/ opened the whole pond lit , and rearrange- at United jsethodist Church at 7 will M decorated In a Valentine CARETAKER LRFT 641.900 Trail, Sarasota, Fla. tinued until tWAtlve Kln(fergnrten and it there, living in a ahack as care­ gained entry by faking a win­ Park WewW»weoth of D I801 ARCED TODAY; Alexia lAM, said the union felt It Is in­ . pond. Anyone willing to/leno a in Manchester, /Bramrd and ! he hit a parked car on E. Center Fletcher, RFD 2, Manchester, Tournaud, 38 K n l^ to n St. property on Routes S and 44-A, Saunders. They /no a)c free under Street, had his case continued bp- Rdckvllle. Judith Robbins, 25^ Weatmlnatef advisable to force an Issue oh thi SKUAL LONdHES hand, either In helping totoalntahj Nominal Flafl ‘ coiitract at this time. the aurface or to act* da ffu*™ $500 bonds eai^. tll Jan. 17 for further investigation/ Rd.;.;Mra Louisa Gadq, 26 Birch Nooa to S paa. jMso saad^lelMs ^ Mnnrhester EveMng Herald -A*r- n a t 'i why m ru a a iN is prescribed The fo*jr y o u ^ will be pre­ Charged with evading responsi­ , M«*s. Jean Shaw, 32, of; Windsor, Hs said. "We know that too whfle., akatlng ta urged/to conUct cli|irged. with failure to display St., Pamela Ktiehl, 16 N. Elm St. mHoB oorrespiHident, Mrs. Joseph hy to many doctors. No harmfiU ted at the neM sc. sion of Tol­ bility after hla arreat, Capps ad­ Harold Huntington, 28 Oakwood company la facing some stiff Com­ Dwyer. j . , IPlIalta, telephone/MI 8-5545. £nigs or narcotics. Bo effective for nuliiber plates following her. ar­ petition. There hf.ve been U A masquerade on/cs ta being children. Oommended by land Superioc/Akmrt A. Harry mitted in court this mortiing that Rd.; Egnata Reiser, 219 School St, About Town O A K i ^ l L L x Olaort^acted X ^ ro se w to r at Pren- he struck the other vehicle with rest N>y Patrolman Raymond Peck There was a layoff of 140/people planned for the future with rarents' Uagaslne. Oat Mrs. JCma Kelly, .-152 Lenox St. SO'OAK MANCUESTEB date's to be phnoimced sodn. FKitniaaiw today. tias' atyaii'^ent, and Atty. Eiur his car and lUso that he had been on Jan. 4, was fined $3. She ex­ The InfaiW Jesus of Prague Moth­ last week and U’* ***• third cut plained that her huqband was a David Shapera, 12 Pleasant St. ers CirclX will meet WediMsday Skaters are urged'to keep the par­ gene Manchester was hiar an*cated on This same charge be­ Rockville; John StenBa, 419 N. In help since last Octob< Restaurant Swept cou: fore, ' ■ car dealei^\|uid the dealer's platea night St's o'clock at the home of At Hamilton Standi^ Lodav ft ty in mind with 4n eye to working PERTUSSIN* had been removed wlthdut her Main St.; Mrs. Hmma Benjamin Mrs. Allan Keenan, 202 Hollister up coetume ideka. Since Ckppa does not spepk^ Eng­ 280 N. Main St.; Tarra Palickl waa said there have M n some lay­ B y $ Blaze lish well, ahd there has not been knowledge. Judge Rotmer fined S t ■/ offs, small in proportion to aboiit Tvjenty-ono/ days of skating 15,000 time for authorities to. obtain a her a "nominal"'sum as he felt she 162 Spencer St. 7,500 employes. Ifc/was explained were chalks(kup for the season at certified copy of his past driving had probably made an honest ADMITTED YESTERDAY iiuiantonomoh Tribe No. ' -58. that when the Korean War and Sperry's Pond yesterday, a phe- Wallingford. Jan. 1'/ U^—A Octane - regular mice record. Judge John S. O. Rottner mistake. /, Mrs. Joaie Keish, 48 Delmont St. RM, will meet tonight at 8 subsequent defohse orders came, nomeiui Of,'nature that haa a few fire which b *oke out shortly after ordered, the continuance so all the Cm ^ Contiflued Mrs. Mary Martin, 205 Hollister o'clock In Tinker Hall. It Is the plant, bull^or about 6,000, un­ puuled Since other-pohda in the the proiprietor had closed up swept facta could be checked. Bond in Three driyera charged; with, op­ St.; Edward Strauas, 167 Cooper hoped that all members will be dertook a greatly expanded Job. Chwiullresa saS C*l*r! area hav* not matched it. Dwyer the Sea Gull restaurant, a road­ the vase'was set at $100. erating motor vehleles while pnder Hill St.; Alfred Morgan, 14 Ver­ present, as important business irlll Now, It Was said, some defense reporta,^ght inches of ice on Sper­ side diner, here earty todajf. Capps was returned to Manchee ,the. Influence qf liqtior or 'drugs mont Dr., Vernon; Alexander Ted be transacted,. , spending cuts are having the efr "CARMEN JONES” ry's at'the present time. TTie proprietor,- John J.' Cum­ ter by Sgt. Milton Stratton after had thCir cases continued.' ford. 55 Summit St.; Lira.' Mary feet of subilizliqf the plant nearer At t!lS PTA Speaker mings, 34. ertimated damage at new being picked up by the Raat Hart­ Cboley, 801 Main St.; Mrs. Alma The Intermediate Girl Scout its normal employment totaL rtaa Saariaa CcaaSy af Ika Year GO They were John L. Carlson, 29, “OEXEyiEVr,” 'T»rk. StSSSiH Hhi. Jane Cheney, director of $10,000 to, $15,000. ford police. Patrolman Walter Hubbard. 181 Main St.; Mrs. Ber Blast Hartford, also charged with, Leaders Assn. Will meet Wednes­ Mean^ile, Hamilton is pushing Was.. Aua Loss "Dran>Wal’’ the Chlldren’e Museum of Hart- Only the walls were left standing i i M c a r r i a g e h o u s e Gutzmer la the investigatlhg offi­ evading responsiblUty, under $300 tha -Hevenor, Wapplng; Ellens day night- at 8 i ’clock a t the Girl hsrd/dn the manufacturs of avifl- {'lataiaXa'aSa. . foM, will speak to the PTA on In the fast-bjrning fire, ca*uie of SEE YOUR ATLANTIC DEALER cer. .* bond; and Anthony L. Dawldow- Sherman, Bolton; Misa Florence Scout office. 98s Main St. New tidry equipment. ‘Wednesday when it meets at the. which was not immediately deter­ Rocayiu.s Pair Ftnpd $M Each ica, 32, of RFD 1, Rodkville, under coffin, 542 E. Middle Tpke.; Mrs gamea and aongs will bp taught ' school at 8 p. m. Mrs. Cheney has mined. ATLANTIC Charged simultaneously wtth in-. $200 bond,-these‘two cases sched­ Annie Weleh,' 103 Greenwood Dr. ■ entitled her talk “What the-Chtf- taxteatTbn on the day before Qiriat- uled-tor-WrtieBrd on Jan. 24 and Carol QulUemctte, 174 Spruce St. passerby et 1$:15 a.m. Tne rartau- mas after an argument at their dren's Museum Can Do For YoUr sV e HV TUESDAY NIGHT Wllllapi' U . Andrews, 52, of' 223 Mrs. Leona Malinosky, Stafford The Men'a Club of the Secon- Child." rant it located on Route 5. home, . Eugene Lyons, 37, and Cecil Oakland St., gn^anted a contlnu- vllte; William Schneider. 18 Weitf: Congregational Church Will have/k James Blair will be ins.talled as gasoline Ruaacll, 36, both of 247 N.^ Main St., Rockville; Mrs. Marion Kerr, meeting this evemng at 8 o‘cl/;k Records indicate that the first St., were fined $20 each. Patrol- ano^ until Jlsn. 15. .president of the local, unit during FrtM Tniiuporthiion by Silver Lane Bus /G.eorge May.\37, of 34 Joseph 30 Jarvis Rd.; Miss Alice KeUy, 32 at the church. An auction of 50/ent the busineee . session. The brief apple tree was planted in wl-.at :s Leaving Onuife Hall at 7 P. M. t., charged wtUK^negligent homi­ Wells St.; Mrs. Loretta Conatan- gifts, “prettily wrapped," / wm- TELEVISION ceremony will be conducted by now the United States in 1629. '/ cide and free u n ^ $5,000 bond, tiifo, Rf D 1, Stafford Springs; furnish amusement after the busl had his case continued on a day to Clifford Mathews, 57 Mather St; neas session. day basis. \ • Cynthia Pabat, Harland St;, Er­ HEIGHT O f MOST OTHER nest Tupper, 84 Lawrence St.; Mrs. Miss Eva M. Johnso/ assistant S C. cM Accused as the re^t of the Buperintendent of Manchester Me­ PROGRAMS Doris Peck, Andover; Mrs. Bea­ town’s first' fatal accide)^, which morial Hospital, wili/entertaintoe MAHRESSES -r- 6 INCHES occurn^d on Jan. 1, May Was rep­ trice Keith, 172 F Middle Tpke.; ivideo ENeryday—AU Rights Raaerved—H. T. Dlcklnsoii A Co., Inc.| Mrs. Velma Wheeler, Oolcheatcr; MMH “Office C lu b / at her home, resented by Atty. Jay Ruklnow. 7t Ashworth 8t., tins evening with Q^-e-n Sicanpyi This-contimiance action was tkken Joseph Glode, 49 Glode Lane; \ic-« \ tof Duclos, 43 Dr. B. a talk on her 8/andinavian tour, MAJOR AUTO REPAIRINO as , ^kivesttgatlon ’ of the caseXis and show colorM slides M Sweden HOW"* s ^' lI continuing and no' deflnltq BIRTHS YESTERDAY: a and penmark./Mlss Norma John­ ^ u>urt r date can yet be set. daughter to Mr. and Mrs. Wendell son accompanied her slater on the M artin, 98 W. Main St., Rockville; trip taken last summer. Given On C.O.D. Deliveries fXadn to Mr. and Mrs- Robert BmttarSma THE RUIER PROVES/ WHAT PAY AS YOU DRIVE Ru^for,d. 373 Parker St, BIRTHS TODAY: a son to Mr. A MG MATTRESS BUY THIS ISI / USE oua CASY- Barkley, Mor^e and MT8- John Manter, 174 Sum­ for mit St.;\a daughter to Mr. and MotoiolaTV Back on Vital Cl6ar, Sharp. StowMy UHF. Photo roproflonts actual hoight of BUDGET PLAN TODAY nnd VHF RflctpHen fram ’’Sopor • ” RANGE & FUEL OIL SenUtcj ^ Groups MATINEl I ta comedy to nee, not sayL Mittant statiano 277 IROAD 5D-»-n24 (ContlBued from n g e Oae) SALES nnd INCHES OF THICK; plump/ ^Siov VANS STBTl'on In CInemaSeope TELEVISION RADIO SERVICE 1/ Lu x u r io u s sleeping c o m f o r t The BOLAND OIL CO. cepted responsibility ' fOr making "CARMEN J< his assigiiments—a' task they have V 4 2 7 Hartford Rd, Mane hester ,Con i with Dorothy D4sulkld| ' K I 3^320 always' contended Is up,to.,the tna- C1uuib4I I il*rwerly 4) New ItaYui, (III SOLDIEB FABADE 2 inches thicker than m otl m oltretses Harry ^lafonte ■ Ceas. (tn UBKBACr TELEPHONE Mltchen f-SOM Joritj*—and gave him three places. 8 d)5,6:80, 9:45 ChaucI II Hartlard, Caaa. (Ml FILM DBAMA / In-addition to foreign relations, Ckaaael M New BtUala. Caaa. >($ll BUENS F a l LFN X Alio Chaaael U Walarkan. Caaa. (tn TBEASl'EV MEN IN AC­ which Morse long sought unsuc­ ng Co-Hit! Chaaael U Halyahe, Mast. TION -7^ cessfully from to^. Republicans "6VSRLAN0 PACinC of KANSAS” Ckaaaet SI 8selasnei4. M ail. t:M (IM II HOWABO BABLOW OB-. when he' was In' that party, they In rqlop—I:45,y8:S0 starring — ' CBESTBA—Oarst 'M ontgom ry In color t:M I It OCTDOOB ADV. CLCB / (MAtl ABTUCB (UlOrBEYW put him on - another important BAB M WKSTBBN TBBA- TALENT MOLTS group, banking and currency. Wed.; “PHI Gve. contTfrom 6145 TEB—"PtoBeer QSYS” • its (III FILM SEBIES They also permitted him to stay CHBIBIOPBKB8 . (HI TBA NOTICE T H r ^ELYING COLORS'' STYLING IU> CAPTAIN VIDEO (Ml (!UNA AUITB on District of Columbia, one of (fl) 1'NCI.K KD’H rCN CLUB . (HI TV TBEATKB the lesser committees to which ■ :U (Ml JOLLY OENB (tn BBF.AB TBF. BANK Morsq was shunted bjJ the then (Ml Ol'T WE*T WitM m ix A4M lU I BtOBLD A LOCAC HBWB - IN THE NEW " ^ GOP majority in 1953. Johiuon S;N < M il HOWDY DOODY said Morse had asked to stay on ( ill WKSTEBN PLAYBOCIk MUNSON’S HANOI (Ml Fll-H ON this committee; he has become in­ • ;M < I) STAt^ t . „ * terested in. the probieins of the The Center Thespians —"PTBlIr llBy” • KITOHEN 6 district. , / ' (Ml NEWS AT MB present ' ' ^ ■' ■ (III COWBOY PUYNOCSB Andovrr Road, RL 6, Bolton S A LE A T 1955 OLDSMOBILE ''9 ^ GOP Bumped Morse '<;U (Ml THE B A B U f n o w f/t 9 ^ South of Bolton Notch The Republicans burnped Morse —-U bb Mbb" f - r ; . . a. foraoaat fashion off his two important commltteeji - (HI FEATt'BE FILM Os*'a E.Vrry'Das I'aUt t s-io. V - -armed services and labor—at The GLASS MEiSlXCBRrE^ iitt (HI 8FOBTC - for all oara to follqpri by TENNESSEE WILLIAMS \ 4(W-( *> nPOBTBCOrS t;M (tn ROBERT MONTI^MEBV ^ the outset of -the 83rd Congress (III NEWS . FBItaENTS! after he bolted the party and-Op­ (HI DEAMJNB EDITION ( S4SI DECEMnER BRIDE posed DwiRht D.' Eisenhower in JANUARY 21 and 22 (tn 8 K > jm VIJtllto —Sarlai ByiaBtaa ' seeing. All Chryslers are>now V-8’s, with engines up to 250 hp. The BOWER’S SCHOOL AUDITORIUM S:H ( II WEAnEBCAST (III BOnm i PBELIMINABIE6 __, »«erriMM n e w ' diRbCtion In motorcar styling begins witV the 1953 election. • ;U I SI WOBCd n e w s TODAY (tram Katltra Parkway) Chrysler look of mobility and purposeful power is further translated Johnson said that his party alM EIGHT-THIRTY O’CLOCK J (III INflrOTBY ON FABADE (Ml STAGE "S" ^ Chryrier for 1956 . . . lower and longer, in t|;e mort striking new (Ml NEWS A HFOBT9 __ "AAvralara la Sava” , into action by the most auiomatic transmission in any v n ■... and Chrys- had been aucceaaful In its an- (SltW O BLp NEWS TONIGBI (Ml FILM DRAMA ear (iesigli of recent years! Notenrorthy is the mw jweptback Super- BOX SPRING TO AAATCH ‘nounced aim of giving at least one l l ; t t ( LSaasI STL'DH) ONE Scenic Windshield that “nrraps around” both bottom for safer ler's egclusive Full-time Coaxial Ptjwer Steering and Power Brakeo. major post to all new Democratic Ta ka aaaaaarad $39.95 (11411 no.XINO (oiala baatl — Senators. —Raty (iarrla va Bakby JO Veer Cueresfsa Sen. Neuberger fD-Ore) was;put Ball! Niehok **n!?cr lt:M (tn I.NTEENATIONAL FLAV- on Interioir. Sen. McNamara ' LOCAL NEWS way,... I feh you would-like to know of the kind and cour- liM ( SI To n y m a b t in smow You can't oriue wiih a rulerl And o ruler provei our p O IO * ^ 0 ^ McCtdIum-Curran (III NAME’S THE SAME L A. WIHTR teout help I received from one of your waitrewet . . . the a —UesaU Saaica "Super 8” mattreis gives yo(i more for your monoyl. CoVered in beouMwi Mr. and Mrs. Francis R: McCol­ (Mail D oro EOWAEDS * TEE pink ond chorcocl 8 ox. "Perma-Life" fobrjc, tWi plump yet_fem molWes* ' You’ll fall in love with the atreamlined sym­ lum, 470 Porter St- announce Ihe mMl mode o' hoppy .odemion for ut. . . . Your woitrouet NEWS metry of the 1953 Oldsmobile with its two- engagement of their daughter, ore always most kind in the treatment of Our family for (Ml FILM wper iuiWon* your entire body. New steeping pleoiuret See thn sigier buy I (tn THE FASSERBV / tone flying-colors styling. Besides other dis­ Jane Gordon McCollum, to Rich­ quol'ity, value and tervice, I findyour rettourontt unequoHed." 7:4$ ( 1411 NEWS CABAVAN •' tcytaijlv NRW and incKea lower than.other big cars, Chrysler sets a pleasing new t tinctive, styling notes, the 1955 Oldsmobile ard-Bruce'Curran, son of'Mr. ahd —Jaka Caawraa Sw an# COMPANY NRW IDEA. Tridely hailed, is the PowerFlite Range- Mrs. Robert S. Curran, 8r„ of 76 Friendly words like ihete oro not the least of our rewordi (Mi FEBBY COMO SBOW . 34 Birch SL — Mnnchetter Selector now on the dosM OutnKximg old-style levera on trend in cleoncut rear-de(:k styling . terminating dramatically in the bold Twin-' NEW STORK HOl'BS: Cloard Kvrrj- hlonday. Open Tiirsda.v Thrnugh Saturday, la* “9SrXTclured. above is powered by a 202-h.p. Bigelow St. (HI AFFAIRS o r STATB-^Ooi- -t eluding Wednraday, Until. 5:80 P.M. Open Every Thirrsdny'Night Until t. Miss 'MCCoilum'was graduated for serving invitinfl feed in o friendly envirehmeht. wealarr—Tkawiat Daaa the steering ailuisuurt.altowe easier, quicker oentrol. ‘ Tower toil lighto, 'Hie Chrysler,wheeH)W i* 126 inches; over-all length, 218.8 incliea. “Rocket Engine.” IlM ( l> FBODCCEB'S BROWCASR from Manchester High School ■Yrllaw Jark" —BnAarick Tamarraw's Dayttaia HlskHtkta withrtoe clrae of 1953 and is em­ CrawtarA.wlars. DaaalaIM O’EaMa; ll:tf (Ml TELKTBEATKE A. ployed by the Aetna Fire Insur­ Maiaar. Daaa Ctark, t:M (HI FEED’S COBNF.B - GOOD DWlVCaS DRIVM MAFRUVl IV Oaa.. J u k i# Caaeav, S :tt ( II BIO PAYOFF i ance Co. of Hartford. VMar Jary, M Blatsar aa4 1;M (Ml FOOD FOB THOl'Oln The prospective groom waa TONIGHT: Eva 'Marla Salal t : t t (Ml SlUSAW q c » graduated from Mahehester Hlghb ■-"Jl AtANGHESTER School with the class of 1951, and SRAISED ' A- , T,-.> - is now ' wUht Pratt and Whitney T H E FALLOT STUDIO K Aircraft. SHORT RIBS No definite date haa beeii set for COMPLETE n«»diMA I • Mf K \ - m / Hr Hwffy. BEAUPRE MOTORS, INC # 358 East Center Street the wedding, DINNER $1^ MOTOR SALES PORTRAIT PHOTOGRAPHERS 1115 MAIN ST O P P O ^ ' U HIGH V H / 512 WIST CENTEIt STREET Since World War II. an average LOCATED U MIUE WEST OF OAKLAND STREET \ \ I ■ n . i : I ) I II - } • o t X90.0Q0 , immigrants a year (ON TOUAN'D TUR-’VPIWE- I I M m : f 'have coma toJhf/JW U d BTUtu. 7 -I r“T H IT IN TV. SEI ”irs A SiPSAT UH.” 7CLUAAXI" ANp "SHOWER OR CTARS." US TV PACE FOR TIMES ANP S T A T I^ - - f . -•-TL aJ ■■r

• r i-.y ... t" ":V. ) ^ r 3 /n ■■,' «■ t -tt' ■ -X "~-£^ y*" 1 -.■■■ ■-. *-1 'I/' i f p ’- ' . f r - ■ vs ■ \ HAKCHSSTER fiV EN ^G HERALD. MANCHESTER. CX>NN., MONDAYf Ji 10, 19B5 MgfJfnm iTicR KVENtNG H K ^L D . MANCHESTER. CONN* MONPAY, JANUARY 10> 1958 PAGE nvie ' f A G E . FO U R 1 V, ■ t , ^ HolUstsr Street School. .WadnsS- 8Uia*s critical teaoher aborts^ nog accomplish tka goal_wa seek," support in their endeavor and art ■ Rockvine-Vemart ' >%., Sbike Issue Vote day, January 12 at 8 pan. First CEA Asks Boost “a mlstmum job aecurity law is h e MAKES LENDING A ha said. , ^ Aunt Jemimkj confident the festival will ba a aue- Aid inetructors wiU praeent TUw saasnHal to help offset tlia Jocsl hat Lef^etts Engaged Ike Renews BisenhoiVer aaid hit recoihmsh- cess. Bvgr BeNlies Set by Drivel^ and give demoi.atratloha. Pioa ^ State J^ucation salary schedules in many towns.” dations “are ail components of an Tickets may be obtained from of Aha valuable time expanded In Moberg AUo said, the CEA will FRIENDLY BUSINESS integrated program pointing in a Arriving for ail lodge member* and a t Bllsh Lw d l Student to Be Listod ------’ «■ - I ilannhifr and- prq^mratlon with thq offer its own bill on Stats'ald to H e a d s sinrie direction,'’ and added: Hardware, Watkins Bros., Burt nG#d th# brGGMl Hartford, Jan. 10 (gV-Soina, 1,- ;olnt eHo-ts of Red Cross First Hartford, A spokes- communities 4n the school building M lo r 15 % ' ^ c h conlributea to the 'wholb. Lehman’s Atlantic Service-Station, 500 Connecticut Co. emplbyes, Alders snd Civil Defense officials, RUm aaid today thtfs^e Lagtala- program.' iSach-advances our national, aacur- Manchester Trust Co., Gaudet it is hoped that the turnout wUl be Elks Festival Jewelry Store ancf Jon-Dl'e Snack with In WhQ^s W ho^iiblicatioh members of the AFT, Bus Drivers' Uve Cbmmli^se of tha CMmacUcAt lowSTssadf-? is to • pereod^e edvsatsge,asrK w JSiSsi; prevwee K tts XfK Ity by bringing added strength large and. enthusiastic. and self-sufficiency to our Allips.- Bar, , f ^ lo n , are voting today in several' The standard First Aid daasss Education/ Association \(C .E.A ) her. with the. oewled cash . " ■ iTa riff Slash Manchester Elks viiil assemble at has sndqfnSd prbposala to expand Produce Market Mr. aiul 'Each contriMitea to our eco­ bodyl RockvlUe, J gji. 10 (8pecl»l) Fredei4d( V. H’endhelaer State commuAiUes on whether to Etartlng this mohtta will be svall- u n u s aMNHNMr/ He mskee hewowlno s itople, Irie^ y w ys- • ■ ------nomic growth and a rising st#nd- ChaHef- Oak ftald tomorrow at ahls to svsryonS from 15 yean of Bolton, u t m C rtoI D. SchlipbaGk. claugn- Frederick';,y. Wendhelser, of » authorize union officials to call a CbnnaptfcutS Sducatlonal I^U - action. He makes Mens to eenploysd mso snd wf"»swt « wara duly UUl (Ceatimed frem.Page Oaa) atd of llviving among our people." i0:30 a. m'. to greet Aunt Jemima t*r of Mr. and Mrs. Harold F. Mountain St., died suddenly at hts strike at their discretion. . age and up. The cost ot the Red Back to Normal tingls. He srrsim i tjonvenlsot n ^ th ly Elsenhower bid for farm-state RANGE Cross F irst Alii Handbook wtU be. ,s. . ^ ^ «tS OSS tren and royal mati .ft# ' and Trade (GATT), .This of the (Quaker Oats Co., who la SchUpback of KUij Street U one home yasterday. He W*» bom The Connecticut Oo. is the prin- B^gnr Moberg of Watartown, n you dsddo that a loan Is to your ly of Chapman Court backing for his trade program of Ute 62 aenlora at the Boston in this city M arch 5, 18Sl, son of cipalX transit firm In Hartford., SO cents. A . couiitiy ilSir 33 others are now re­ coming here to assist the Manches­ Manchester’a First AM classes IsgMatfvs chalrinan, said that ths Now York, Jan. 10 ill—Onaratlons JUwmfs YES MANusiTo^. tlar of Amaranth. In a viewing the GATT a^eement for with this obaervatibn: ter Elks Lodge conduct a Panc#ke University who will be. listed in Nicholas f and Manors Forrest New Haven and many other Con^ Aunmlttaa masting bars ovsr Ihs |a«M |« ( ts ftOO an atallatioi!' ceramony . In “No single group within AAerica FUEL OIL the 21st annual publication -on. captain of the on the steps. A wrecker was called der tWeae provtslons, U.S. Indus- ; during the early morning hours, Court on Wednesday while John­ to an accident vlcUm. Twelve U. 8. states and tbs Dis­ Dry Your Cldriios the H ARD W AY O guards, who were Past Roy»l R“* to remove the car from Its precar­ tries greatly damaged by tariff i r ' e r ^ a. tti. instead, of the steady son has his case sat for heartag A meeting for the benefit of trict of Columbia require Uil read­ iron Paul Carter. Albert Heari- ious poL'itlon. cuts can acil' an upward revisions | on Saturday. DOWN jMioir caution .light.' Block Wardena wlU he held at the ing of the Bible , in public scboola. sides, John Peretto and I^at R.P. So far tha police have msM geq of the cum. ' ! t'lalt Ppatponed Carl Peterson snd Ralph pierce. v r to deduce that she drove the car There had been some proposals ; Th« visit of the Red Cross blood- Th« fine days . . . the dqys AVhen it Pays to be Alive Royal Matron Mrs. Leggett win down the long flight of steps after in Congress that Eisenhower pro- ^ In this da.r of Inrresaed prires. It I* seldom that we sf« mobile imlt which was scheduled have as her associate matron driving along the perk roadway to pose aiuendr.wnt of the "peril ■ the roots of Items redaeed. Onre, however, a dnig la dls- fo t today at the Elks Home has Anna Peterson, and Past R.P. reach the wading pool and drove point” clapre. | ' been postponed and announcement Should be YOUR Days, Not WASH DAYS 11 Cart Petersoii will be associate to up either a circular walk or on the Elsenhower old not mention ! ro%'ered and goes lute production, the price re«lly dop* go Ford’* longer. lower body *lyle and wrap-around windshield, availahie on at win be made shortly of the next Royal Patron Herbert Leggett. grass to .the monument which la down. •/ ^ -W ISI MARY——— e—— - 'O th e r officer* who will serve the- amendment of the "Buy, Amer­ model*, is shown above in the Falrlane four-door sedan. Thtf *3.5 Fords are available ■ date. X th* city’# highest point'. ican’’ laws, wHcb. oblige foreign with Y-Block V-8 or I-Block Six power, and Fairlanc models have dual exhaust aa New Arrivals Rakiy dayi, Mafy doat lauadfy, ' On nmny doyt, ckiidran i Court during J*55. follow: Mrs. Hills 'wa# arrestee for dia- companies to bl4 considerably Mr. ahd Mrs. Martin Wendell^f / i h n a u A f i In country. Past . R.M. Mr*. Alice Hitt, obeylng the city ortUnance which standard equipment. , "WMi hoNi wwhar AND dryar, W» aeiy”. ..Blanche—P ieree. lower than AmarlfAix flrat* to get M m a t Malp Bt are the parents treasurer; Mrs _ atater, '“no' per son shall drive or government contracts; ' As afi ez*Wpl». #! thr lll'iw uf Its discovery. lOO.IHK* units of a daughter bom yesterday at secretary; Mra- Doris King, con propel A bicycle, motorcycle, au- of PenlrllMn cost 938. Today, It la available on preacripHoii ' the Manchester Memorial..' Hos­ ductress; Mrs. Catherine Peretto. Aid for LatiarAinerlc* tomobtisL or other vehicle in Walnut He cslled for congreiwlonal *p- j for about M rent*. pital. aAeoclate conductress; Past R.P. Hill Park, axceptihg on regular y Gllwech. appointed trustee for proval of U.S. membershto in the Srheduled Meetings carriage roadklL- proposed 100 million dollar* Inter- The Prudential Board of the three years; Mis. Elizabeth Heavi­ She is free''on 525 bonds. Union Cpngregational Church win sides, marshal in the East; national Finance Corp.. urtd*r f*>e , See The Thunderbird In The Elks-Aunt Jemima meet a t 7:45 tonight to~^make Ruddell.marshal In the West; Mrs. World Bank, Tnl* corporation Cortisone wa* once 8380 a gram, Todajr the same quaa- plana for the Church Enlistment Ruth Boyce, standard bearer: Mrs. would be set up to increase private tity costs about 818. ^ program. Alice Ray. preUte? Mrs. Eleanor Accident yiclim investment in Latiii-Americsn #nd hancake Festival Parade Tuesday, Jan H The Prayer Service will he held Brand. Truth; Mra. Ruth Field, other less developed nation* '‘py a t 7:15 p.m. a t the'Union Church Faith; Mrs. Evelyn Swords. Wis­ making loan* without govemmefil 'V chapel and at the same hour at the dom; Mrs. Alyca Sheldon. Charity; Goes Home Today guarantee of repayment. \ ‘The drug important In treating Tuberculoals, Streplomy- Methodist chapel. Albert Heavisides, .musician' Mrs. “ President, calling hla pro-\ rln, used to cost $35 a gram- Toiay It I* down to abobt -a “moderate" one, said: The Sunday evening fellowship Walter Denne hlatorian,; Ml#. John 8i«nda. ‘26. of 419 N. Main 78c. ' . -■ committee of ' the Methodist Anna Crocker, warder; Rollln St., accideptally struck In the ■it is easentlat for the. aecurity \ Church will meet tonight at 8:15 Hilt, sentinel. —r neck by' a cartridge fragment Sa; of the UnlUd Statek and the feat .WOOR NANCY*- of the free worW tRat the United the home of Mr. and .Mrs. On Ana doyt, Nancy can't anjoy iha froth I Following the ceuaiffBnies. ad­ urday afternoon when a shotgun Gharlea Prelle. Jr. b a mlay dayi, Nonev hat tha chMran an journment was made to, the ban­ shell he wa* working on expkSded. State* take the leadership In pro­ These are only a few- exampISa of major reduction* which har haadt, bri conT da .tha laundry. air and tunthtna with har chHdiW , moting the achievement of those rfe o ffln iH fe jfvice The Senior League of the First dm dd quet hall Where paiiy aandwkhea. ; pm j^bly be dlacb#rg*d from, have produced tremendous saving* for the American puh- Evangelical Lutheran Church will r I G^mi v m vfevi^ wry* homemade cookie*, tea and coffee jj,e Mnnehester Memorial Hos­ -high leveU of trade that vrtll bring V llc. The pharmaceutical pmfemion will continue to make MANCHESTER meetAonlght at 7 o’clock and the LEONARD M. ORACE were served. pital later today. to all the economic atreiigth upon 319 M(AIN STREET Bundt^ School staff meets s t 7:30. HAROLD L DAVEY Dr, Eihvaitl. Beasef, who oper­ which the freedom and security of everj- effort to hring to you and your families the tateat The ^oard of Trustees of the ated to remove^ th r plgce of all depand-s.’’. and finest drugs at the fairest possible cost. Baptist Church win meet tonight “Those high level* of tfa '.'V . home, lugging o bosket full of wet dothas,’ up Quattro, Mr. and Mr*. Cllffbnl C. r Varney, Mr. and Mrs. Edward J,. r . stairs, out doors, through fnow or mud, and hang­ Ferris. Jr.. Dr. and Mra, Harold J. _ Lahmus, Mr. and Mrs. Jacob H. Like Magic. in g them with fiM fingars. BandaTs, M r. and Mrs."James T. t o s t a r ' KIrkpiuick, Mr. and Mrs. O cil W. England, Dr. and Mrs. Morris The New Clover C. Fancher. Mr. and Mrs. George ATHRILLIRG '55 SKIP THE W IA TH IR The wash must get dona. With automatic washer W. C. Hunt. Mr. and Mra. Robert ' and dryer it eon be dona whanavar you wish, in E: ^BCh, Mr. and -Mrst Edward I Leaf Print H. Glenney, Miss Bernice M. Juul, I ■"I any waothar, by day or miroculoutty by nighL. Mr. And Mrai John M. Miller, Mra. | Lawrence W. Case. Mr. and Mrs. I OUR M O S T Wesley C. Gryk. General tickets for the b#ll went on sale Saturday a t aeveral--pointa In Misses’ Sizes M ORI ECONOMICAL AND EFFICIENT It saves your clothes from being faded by Sun. in town. They are the Armory, r-'. i _, ' ' ■ North End Pharmacy, Keith’s - whipped by wind, froxan stiff by cold. Prolact your , Variety Store. Weston P*-armacy, Fairfield ^arket, town clerk’s ai- '' dothas. Good dothas and linens deserve good core. flea, Cavey’a Reefaurant, Amer-. lean Legion Home, Pineh’arat Gro­ At a Lotbr T>ow cery. ’■.r a a a Tickets may also he purchased P ro ve These Advantages for Yourself in YOUR OWN HOMB from members of th* Mancheater Junior Chamber of Commerce, which Is conducting the -ball. Table reservations may be made .98 rSPICIAL OPPiR • POR UMITiD PERIOD with Samuel J. Turkihgton, Jr., at TMs yoor's Ponrioc is the fiaost eao ovtr buEt! Entiitiy m w from Hw ground ^ PREi BLEaRICAL INSTALLATION* the town clerk’;, office. I np . . . d droom cior sapoiWir dtsigoad and poworod by Pontkm's spafetnen- : x - (whiU they la iH * f i^ mater board to the dryer if iecatfdrin bosamant er first floor' v ;' r ■ i lor now. Sfrato*Sfroak V>8 ongiao. * Personal Notices * Magic Crogb * Clovar Laof Print W H Y DRY CLOTHES THE HARD WAY? in'Memoriam v *' la lofin* memoFy ot our desri mother. WHY, INDEED ? K7«. Ellubcth'Hahn,, who n***cd away * Slit Mondgrin CoEor flv* year* **o, Jan. 10. Regulfifly Advertised liee 7/ie Pontiac in The Blk^^Aunt Jemima • -■ '"t !■. * Patdnt',la|t Son and dauzbter. Mr*. Betty Sobitkl OPEN EVERY , ... .4 V ePhamm VAIEP VNwgagBg liAMJii ^p^^DaON MiMRtffiRMi a Vaa^Bg and (l*or#e Aechenbreaner. * •uttonTrim. Pancake Festival Parade Tuesday^ January THURSDAY EVENING And Sold To. $7.50 11 pHoBco didor. or vbif his stora In'Metnoriam * Novy-Groy-Mua 1... . ' ■■ ■ ' ■ ■ ■ ■ *, • X-.. - '■—‘ ■ to soo tho BO« In' lovinc memory of Therru Angelo, CLOSED MONDAYS who |MU*mI away Jan. lU. IWt. •Siios1Z-20s

Tw6 bright eye*, a tender nmtle. . A-levin* heart that knew .no guile. Nylon ,Pow*r Nut c Ltno Eleitic Satin Panel Deep thrust In God that all was right. •Ponti^ eq liic . Her Joy to make some other brifht, . Regular arid P.antia Style . Sis^ SmolL.Mo^uiiii' Lorgo* It sick Of sufterlng one she kiiew, ■nnte gentle act. of . »hc'd do. 373 M4 IN STREET-^MANCH^mER ' KO thought of pelf. self, iMi__ of the oUier# Ood rsst her, our dear mother. SIMPLY SAY "CHAR$;I i r ^ [UMFLY %AY "CHARGl; i r f-'i ■■r - J '.;.J ' •/ ^ ' a" : ■) ,' " i FAGE SEVEN MANCHteSTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER. CONN.. MONDAY, JANUARY 10, 105R I , . H. Kenyon: Cub Scouts P ack^’ MANCHESTER EVBNINO HERALD. MANCHESTER. CONN, MONTTIy , J A W A R Y 10, 19B8 mage sale Jqn. ,28 from 10 a,m. to td John F. jene Rychlink wUI cqach I n c T e a s e P A O E flE k 4 p. m. .at the Nathan Hale Com- pelto Frank £ ncer and group., A team ViU-play th* den one, 7 p. m., home Mra. Rob- W iN D S M ItD Coventry Kesne to Bsais.t her. Manaflald State Training School 'ert Cleverdon; den three, 7 p. m., that new people neglect to do le to lU^ppqar out of poslUon, not %niBity Center wrlth Mra. Barle W.-j - COVERS $1.ft our ow« profram of incrauiaf against^ the indivlduai bting only ohnring abiUty Ros4 and Mra/Rohert H. WUcox; BMkeSball an4;HoapitaJ team the evening of horn* Mre. John MacQubwrt; den D vtriiiff D ec^inlieK M m r l f P 0 t p r unite with a church. O L L ir s Jan. IS at the achooi in Mansfield four, 7.J)-. m., home Mr#. Michael .production of coal In a fritndly Judged, 'l l has usually been the D t o o c U m Watchman Examiner. but pnam thg •» unai|hUy-„ ,aa co-chairman. Mra. Raymond B. The RobertootrSchool girls’ pss- MANCHESTER Y o u r D e n t a i sltfilkBUvw BppMisnce. L ast R it^ fo r R uth W elles Bennett will he hostess at. the meet kstoall^jtsiCm; .wiU play Hebron. Depot. Kelly; Boy ScoutsTroop 85. 7:30 motion,, aa in Formosa. moat imfavorable JuUgmei.t oif the SponSorqd by T»»« Mencheeter / Many Buy Stamps The number of to for both AWNINfi-CO. £ o r t t f t t 0 I m U i By.the about tores, the A U T O B O p y ing,.. ary girls Wei'nesdsy st 2 p. m.. Pond Hill School; St. Miry’a Even hora, however, it ia only individual which has triumphed.. By BUIU^ PBIW Obuneil of Churches. motor' vehicle viblaj ions other 195 West Cewer Strwrt ground^rk Zahould be^lald in ★ waoiNft n The Holy Name Society of ]p.m. in a game at Hebron, U. 8. Satt^igs StamiNi sold at the Senior CTO, 8 p. m-. church halt; iKa oxiatoaca of tha Iron Curtain Now, suddenly, this, altuatlon has H e a lt h gOoA measure/^ futqrex dental . S e t f o r i t o m o r r o t v M o r n i n g Mary’s Church will 'b f The local hoys’ Uam defeated Robertson School Wedneaday South and N6rth Coventry fire­ law infrini emen were almosf which makM our pro^am aeam been reveraito; doubt la'suddenly hsalto. During thexfireawoor A U T O R O O Y m i of,a public seibaclc jiarty'Wednes- ■the Hebron boys by a score of 37 totaled 8134.80, according to Mrs. men; 8 p. m., respective firehouses; same for Nove r.and DecepSber Weekend Bdaths Eugene Rychling, national security Green-(toobot Post. No. 52,. and but the numi of accident in- complatdy adl right, for the tno- resolved conclusively to favor of when permanent teeth are f e n d e r R E f AM S d ^ at 8 p.m. In tha church hall. to 3i in a game at the RoberUon First aad Seoead Teetb Ing' within the. JawX, the , Covmtry, Jan. 10 (Special)—^.to, determine which Air Force J. Richard N|oqla will pe in gener School a f-w days ago. , chairman tor the Lqgion Auxiliary. auxiliary, American ^gion, 8 p. creased from/Sl-46. aocoj^ng to a n a n t AboUah that Iron Curtain, the indi'vidual. \ ★ C O M K E T E c a r report by Police Chlef/flerman O. By< THE ASSOCIATED PBiMS Precede (Following is the jourto' toouKI begin proper tobtobritohliM Th« funeral of Mrs. Ruth Troat sBdhool- she will -attend. To qualify al charge. Helpers Uattid . Party H(ri^ m.'. Home.-WallStreet: First (3oh- aboUah tho idea that Poland is in For this, toe individual reputa­ In a aeries of articiea.pubUaned by Shite, he ehould have\a well-^ tor the Women's Air Force, one Fund OMBlMlgn. Dexter Wheelock Of ' Babcock gregational Church annual meet­ Schendel, SlRVlC .Iprlngfirid, Ohio -r^ Melvin Uee f a i n t i n g _ Welles, 60, of South Street, 'who Mothers who will assist with the ere 127>'£rreata for MV an enemy eamp, and we should tion and frlendahtpq of Ladejinsky the Herald In cooperation wito the diet low to coil^Uons LAOqOEB smB ENAMEL murt be a high school graduate, at Mrs. Herbert W: Love has been Co-operative nursery and Kinder­ Hill entertained a groupxbf hia ing. 8 p. m.. pot luck supper 6:30 MlUigen. M, retired implement died Saturday morning' -at the offenyqb in Noydmbef aito 128 to That Interpret The Wiahi eventually, of Ooutm, have to himself - are .partly' reaponaible. company president, former snayor Manche(rier Dental Society, and bweetaned beverages aqd he le a ^ lS years of age. anrl'in top na'ined chairman Ot toe local March garten classef,fqt the week follow: friends with a ekatlnj' party at p. m.. vestry; Girl Scouts Troop ihould have thorough dental xei'* Hartford Hospital after a short p h ysi^ condition. Miss Neitoon Is his home -over toe weekend iiK^b;' 71, 7:30 p. m., Robertson School; ■qf the year with ar- 'tMoad Clan Mail ifaitti recognise that‘ the conspicuous of Springfield, early day Aasoclated V S GrMwold Stireft of Dimes fund drive by Judge Etalo todSry, Mr*; Steve Garger: Tues­ /O f The PsBdly But it seems obvious, m , that this Occasionally an infanl arrives dentist. a l^d'imta. of Manchester High G. Gncttl Of StaffonL^ County day Mrs. Wqrran K. Little, Mrs. scrvance.of hia 10th birthday Fri­ American Heritage discussion for to* more eerioua offenae.s Press newsman. Died Saturday. \ TeL MI-9-50J4 illness, will be held tomorrow Uiy balanced, to thX two lack of proopority in any country case may mark somathtog ef a in the world with one or two teeth I detectom of tiny cavities b, tooming at the Firet Congrega­ Scimol, Ctosa of ’54. . campaign ctialrmaiV''''' LeBennIe ^derSon: Wednesday, day, ■ / , ■gproup, 8 p. m., Booth-Dimock Me­ "SSSSSWa Beaton — Edward F. Payns, M, flaraea Oub Meettog Hoapitalized / mon'' pttS YMUT aa • *aa s«*aA 9 p f..X u r ^ would be something of turning qf a tid* ot national aentl* ■alf-taught artist . whose comic appearing'through toe gums. Usu­ ths And early correction of tional Church. '' In a^lllon to store boxes and Mrs. Donald Gowdy: Thursday, morial Library. . jpte HOBtlW^ a»aa»**«a»»****»«****\ ally, however, the new-bom baby the diem U.S. ■ fountain pen sales were other people increase their own .Anglo-Saxon law, WKtlaj pra- forming ainoe the firat few months They erupt, bacx of the first teeth . the paaeaga of mto'orlty - represen.- Mrs. Love has named Mrs. Fred­ All local high achooi girls tnter- 'Tonight's meetings include 4*H _ t B « Wearing a Space Ottawa — George F. Power, 44, of prenatal Ufe» - and are called tha "sixth-year gardens. Members srq dsked to woodworking 4raup. 7:30 p. m.. about a million in 1920, but grew 87 BAST CENTER ST. production is vast and tangled, sumea a man innocent until he Canadian diplon)at who married a tation governing town boards. She bring arrangements featuring bare erick G. BL'sell, Mra. Walter F. qrted in basketball'are Invited to to about 42 million' in 1953. plus U LANCE SERVICE Tha Anedatail rma u n c l^ i \, 'nie eariieat teeth to appear are molara" because to*jN«*eHy jpractice each Friday trom 7 p.m. South. Street School; Magic Uttle An Alaskan bail *aatiuad to tha •aa'i^ and can <^y be solved safely by h|ie been proven guilty. In aecuri* dancer while in Russia in 1945 but was chairman of the local. Welfare branches ' or evergreeha. Plans Hiltgen. Mra. James McNarnSrs, have antlers six feet shout 123 million ball-point pens. Thto Droodto reminds ms of toe the'front teeth called central to- pear when the child le Shout six. Board and a Justice of tho peace Mrs. Eugene Rychling, Mis. Ed/ to 9 p.m. at the Robertson School. Chefa, 8:30 p. m., home Mrs! W. ime mlracla of Incroasing t> matters, we hold a man guilty was refused permission to take her There are four' of these ^molara have’ been completed for uiq rum­ .and also tha local «a«i huhlMtod big argument we had at toe last out of the country. Died Saturday. ctoors, which g e n e r a l l y , come at the time of her death. . All rishu of mabUeaUMi ti si keta for alt until he can prava hltoaelf limb* through when the baby Ja between and they are-extremely lm[ | V meeting of toe F.S.8.T. (Fljring . San Diego, .Calif. — Dr. Emma In mhintalning even allgnmentNOf .'v-L.Sh* was bora Aug. 31, 1894, in Alspatdtaa bartlaara also rcsarn cent. Furthermore, we frequently Baucer Spotters Of Terra) When six and eight months old. -w; -r Called Tor d^rared New York Caty,' the daughter of -Wit T. Read,’ 97, believed to have been •i By the time the child to about all the teeth. 'N IMli aarrlca ellaat «( H K A, I deny him knowledge of the aup- We derided to pick an official uni­ toe nation’s firat woman' dentist >Vlth the exception of the so- prompt at w ;0 t r i Matthew H. and JPaaie^Troat. She -tea, tae. lie T ragic A b tord ity form fbr Saucer Spotters. Dr. two and a half or *toree yMra was the widow ^ ’Thomas Welles Publishers Rcpreseatauves: poeed nature and detaiH^ of his Bom in Missouri. Died Friday. old, he tiaually has all his first called “wiedom teeth." all of a Julius Mathews fpeelal Schwine was in favor of PaJamaS;^ Youngstown, Ohio - r William C. chlld'a second teeth ahould be In and leaves two daughters, Mrs. here, perhaps, does that ab- own guilt. ,/ » He claimed that when those little teeth. That to when the youngster Dor.ald C. Smith ahd Mrs, Jesse which Pope n u s deltoe- Coryell, 83, who invented a cold- ahould maka his first visit to tha when the boy,or girl is about. 12. cmetn5SioN8. We may have be^un to awing, rapscalliona from Mara landed In rolling atrip process widely used (Next week: Fluorides). A. Bratoard; one son, ‘^omaa G: dentist. n u R iu i Wellea, and 10 grandchildren, all ^his Christmas mtssage— to our nationlU ientlment, away their Saucers, If they saw tu.all in toe Steel industry. Disd Satur­ The myto th*t a child's first The BeraM PrtaOU Compaw; li£ . In PaJSmaa they'd think we were C A t o M M - M t o qf this town. assumes no llaaactal mpoulhORr tor ity of qur reliance upon from this emergency ■usne” - '—' day. leeth are not' important because Your''heart' to about aa big as typocraBOteal errere appcartat to ad- ■sleep and be leas cautioua and we tody are going to fall out anyway your i-lcsed fist. The deceased wes a' graduate -of varaMinenu and other readltyi mattar the 'vdryXtoatrumenta qf the war our own traditional principle of could take them by curprise. Mrs. Yonkers, N, Y. — Mrs. Raisas toe New York Onsesvatory ' of Watkins A fter ~ Inventory In ‘nie Maaehtster Bvantna Herald. Browder, 58, wife of Earl Browder, can he very barmfiil. 'There can be which hiwuld' daatrby us—no­ law, bato toward our historic Schwine, however, made a motion grevexconsequencea if first teeth Music and served as music super­ former head of - the Communist visor Jn area schools about 25 JNspiar adverUalaa cloalas hears: where d o ^ th a t absurdity ahow presumption.. of innocence until that all members ahould wear peg party in the United States. Bom are lost too early or are retained Jtor Monday—1 p m. Friday. top trouaere, leopard akin coats D. FALSE TEETlI years ago. . Besides ^ing a mem-. For T u ^ a y —1 p. m. Monday. more clearly'th»n. in our present guilt is proved. Secretary Benson, in Russia. Died Saturday. too long.. \ \ and large, flat hats. But she Just One of toe remits 6t inattention Reck, Slid* or $ilp7 -,ber of the First “Cortgregatlonal FPr Wednesday—1 p nt Tusadiy. peirdes in had avery reason to expect to New York—Edward Kasner, 78, FPr Thursday—1 p m. Wadnsaday. wanted aomethlng that'd be con­ Columbia .University mathematl- to firet teeth may be irregular sec­ FABTSmi, SB IraproTsd powder to Church, sha was organist and For PHday—1 p m. Ihuraday. still seeking lie hero, had the misfortune to choir director. Other activitlea in­ Fer Satniday-1 p. m. Friday. One thing venient for her as tma to toe uni­ clan, author of a bqok on ■_ E'u- ond tMth. When first teeth come be sBrtnXled on upper or lower pistee, ClaaaUledNleadUne; 10:80 a m. each feverial^ to the re* be caught in the-shift. form the wears every' night when stein's theory of gravitation. Bora out prematurely, other n e a r b y bolosislse teetb mote anblr in piece. cluded the American Guild of Or­ 3 ^ y of ouhileatloa ascaot Ratnrday she plays drums at tlto Birdland Do not ettoe, slip or roex. no cumror, fd li(F..MarelMiidlM ganists, the Coventry Players, [mi of We Are ■ n New York. Bied Friday. teeth- may shift and^move, thus sooty, pesty tests or terllnt. FA8- Bop Palace. \ , preventing the proper alignment of TnTH------ts —lilXallne sllne u>on-seid). Doss Grange, Hartford Yacht Club, and that daapl our ito^ledge New York — Shepard Gibson not sour. OhsekS ’>1■■ >)su odor" (don- r# FlO^..0vardii« kills Monday, January 10 second teeth. turs bibotbl, Oet fi'A8TXKTH SI soy \ Hartford Power Squadron, 500,000 We. plan W if^ of Suspect Barclay, 65, contract bridge ex­ 'The Rev. Truman O. Ireland will pert, writer and teacher, Bom in ' The result may be that second dnis eotmter. To Maaf fmorponcF ‘ OPEN EVERY to put to uniform ledger mean iciata. at the funeral services. Tangled PoUcica S t Louis. Died Friday. Monoy Hood$,.. dttor, L|rial will be In the Cedar Hill THURSDAY EVENING anything, mill H eld in Contem pt' A Thought for Tod^ Ciboure; France — Charles C. dqiiflsf, hoipHal. ,-.antf qetery In Hartford. \ t t The United BUtob, at We recognised thssa G«r- Wertenbaker, S3, noted newsman '(tonds may call at the Potter ii\ CLOSED MONDAYS nant, is baginniag to ahythlng, 'gtamford. Jen. 10 (gv-Corener If They Stay -and author. Born in Lexington, timliar Ullt, ~ iineral Home in WUltmantic to- mans w illacA lni ya; Died Saturday; ISTAAT THB NEW YEAR RIGHT] in two peUciti which are fated svan If we do get when we Edgar W. Krentxman, conducting A church bulletin givea this bit Ow—t MfcGiNfir— ’ fr m 3 to 5 and 7 to 9 p. m. Washington—Thacher Winalow, b« fq t^ y has requested that often to contradicty^ another. • NATO an invest into the bludgeon-slay­ of satire: "A queqr sort of family toe Washington office Ammm* Awewf AtoMtMvR OPfN WfOS TO S:M made a dtolalm moved, into town last week. They leekkeeplsg Accewitiiif m i Offiet SuppliM •UOAN IlMOe 19 Md. MMO. no flowci^be sent, but that dona- One is a p o tte p ^ building tip meeting tiia other It war a ing of Una Etoen, a a7-year-old International Labor Office. IM S $Mt tlone be nnMe to the flower com­ had children of bchool age, but they lUnday. 199 19.99 tSM ■ '"'Zn tho capoclty pf^ other nations to decision which decli that if nurse In June, 1053, has ordered did not enroll them to .school be­ Beeerd Becks tagger* 999 If .97 tt.it mittee of tmcFlrst Congregational produce oortilB Itoma for their the wife of Angelo Perrlho.' 45, cause the family was uncertain Washington — Col. Paul Stan­ I Bookkeeping Books Appointment Books 999 «7.41 tea* I2iurch. ,\ at these lo ^iow " f i n e s " Europe is Attacked,',b; Ruaqla, ley Bond, 75, retired soldier and DjJiy Remlndere option and for axport Jailed on a cherge of contempt. whether its atay would be a per Jyele Sbm ts' rrpe)a»#ai mmA* Bstemd^Mectlag vaing conventtonel weapons. author of 'many military text- I Desk Calendars Deme Bookkeeping Tax Books | f yyiiiiiR, I Pmrrlno to b e l^ held to connec­ manent one. They also refused to F a m operaton^re invited- to Tho other is a policy of getting atomic wcapona will be usm in toe sign a lease for the. seme reason boohir Boiqi in Brooklyn. Died I Cehnnnnr Sheets Time Books » spectm Tolland Gpbnty extension da*! Look over these "offenders" that lid of aome of our own aurpluse# tion with the aleylqg- Sunday. ' \ TBlIFHONi . w n n * or VISIT As Little As 10% Down defense of Europe. ,Tet know, 'Krentsman ordered Mre. Mery They went on living without water meeting Thursday o n \ ^ o m s Tax have beep^parking too long in our store. See it w4 ot^certaln itama! gas and electricity; for, not k n ^ London — \Annetta Milts, gen­ and Social RecurttyX ^ 8 p.m. in too, that thl* method of deVending Parrino- taken to toe Fairfield erally credltedX with introducing One raflection of this conflict County Jail In Bridgeport during tog how long they would stay DEWEY-RICHMAN the local Orange Hail ^ l^ is H. haven't ^ sh e d prices lower than ever! You can "hail" Europe la merely to ^ t r o y there, they did not want " the “Charleston" dance to Europe PREFERRED Ruggles, -aastotant coui^tjrvagricul- Up to 2 Years to Pay has coma in the Ladejlnak'y case toe inquest lait night. in 1925. Died today after a long / 787 MAE)WAIN STBEET FINANCI CO., INC. ce from our stock by paying the low 'Tine"! ghirope. anything* or make a dap eesMAiNtmn . • isssitoHMt tural agent, wrill be to charge. where, aside from aecurity ques­ He said Mrs., Parrino, who re­ illness. Paul Putnam, farm Xmibuige- So, with great fanfare, wh are turned here with her huaba|m well, actually the on MANCMtTU • Pbsaei MnCMfU S-«f3 tions, there was alao a quastlon of ment -specialist at the UniveraHy dedicated to two dead end VnUl ter he was taken into custody in of Connsctlcut, will explain^reC^t policy. LadoJInaliy was an agri­ tary poUclts—ona to ^ t Canton, Ohio, reftued to answer changes in the income tax Where can ypu find a "couft" as "lenianf'as this! On cultural export'\i^ specialised In questions that did hot apply to her He wdll/Slso cover the sdclalxse- maaa In uniform who would husband. major home purchases pay as little as 10% down and helping the JapanhM attain great­ . curity program as It .applies \to uaeleas, and the other to com] krenUman said ke was ordering farm operators and tonn emplojmq take up to two years to pay on W-B Budget Terms. , er atability U d m abtr produc­ sate for tola uaeleasaeaa of Gi her arrest while respecting the lew after the 1954fsmeiimenta to th< which says ho- wife ehail be re­ tion to their own sMculture. mans in uniform by using thi - aocial security law. But what tha Dei^rtment of quired to testify egelnat her hr ^T'" 'THg^PBSiSl------atomic weapons which woul band. (15) 113.50 to $18.95 Fiber Rugs in plains; plaids, tweedsj Agriculture now wantsHn Japan, '■ "rtie Ckiveotiy Players will hove IK destroy tot Europe we propose to' Under Ohnnecticut .law, a corpnsr a worfcshcm play on excerpts from I ^ ia empowered to hold anyone in- striped effects. Mostly all colors in stock; choiceN. ; •••••.” ’ Jw l for its own present p u rp i^ , Is defend. "Suds In Tour Eye.’! a three-oct ' ?: (10) $18.95 to $25.95 Fiber Rugs: same as above; choice 14.7 Boms Individual who wdli yolveii in toe. investigation of a Play by Jack.Kirtland. ' 24.95 That la toe absurdity of which iurder case.' (15) $19.95 to $27.95 Fiber Rugs; same as abov8;;chpice I5.? daliae in finding marketiK. in Mr*.- Walter 'VanAradale will di­ Was 839.50 Pope Pius spoke in hia Chrlatmaa trentzman has been conducting rect the group wito Walter Van- (5) $123.25 to $129.95 9 x 12 Rugs including a gt^y high-an Japan for American agricultural message- Here we are, knowing a\ closcd-dmr inqueqt aver since Arsdale as stage manager. The Mirrors 17.^0 low uncut Wilton, an apple green twist velvet., plain beTg^ products. . x’ rrino .was returned here from tomt by war we cen .«miy destroy east will include Mra. Ralph M. y w e 825.00 'Mobweave, green textured loop-pile, grey twist, each ■•• • •Vo.VS Similarly, United Statee policy Canton Friday. H-. had been ar- Burns. Mrs. Ernest C. Becker, ere 865.00 'quraslvea, and still 'concentrating rerted toe day before by Stamford 49.75 (S) $135,00 and $159.25 9 x 12 Rugs. Grey carved, gfeen^^f and on one hand ha# oiqiended con­ Mrs. Robert G. Hurst, Mrs. Rob­ ly on toe business ef prepar detoctlvea who found him and hia ert Fenn and Nancy Moore. The brown sculptured Axminsters; .choice...... Tl 9 .0 0 wife living to a tenement hoiue siderable effort helping ‘the. Chi it ' play will he given at the meeting (2) $172.50 9 X 12 Wilton Rugs, in a choice of green orV nese NatiMialista on Formosa ax* the: Jan. 17 at $/ p.m. in Brook moore 79.50 Ndr to this any prlvata ab* rrino had been Sought since uncut leaf design, each ...... ‘ W ' ‘ l>and their production of rice and Barn. R efr^m ents wfu be Were 8105.00 Just to give you some id ^ of what the values listed aurditK which has merely the a few days after the June. 16. 1953 served 84.50 (1) $175.00 9 X. 12 Axminster Rug; green carved pattern 149.5 eoal, so that they could export slaying. His brother, John, 46, had here really reprasent w ' / t picturing the last, pieces limited Wfect qf wasting our time Held Three Offioea Was 8110.00 (1) $196.25 9 X 12 Heavy Twist Velvet in nutria color 1E9.5 some to thoie other Asian coun been held since that time under The late Edgar A. Colburn held in our Stratford H ous^O pan Stock Badroom. The*# and ener^ or making us look I bond------aa a material— witness. tries which need them. But, Just the offices o f town clerk, tovyn pieces are made of solid mahogany! 3 Drasser Bases, ■illy. It proguesa an inavltable rs- treasurer aad Judge of probate, as Formosa ia about'ready to do aetion across tha Irqn' Curtain, ■bout 50 years ago. hia daughter, 3 Mirrors, I Chest, l/Night Table, 3 Full Size Beds. this, another poUejr^ofethe United Experts on Rib^a think' tost, at Mrs. Eugene- W. Latimer, said over.tlw weekend. It has been re­ (1) $156.00 Heyrvood -Wakefield Modern ^$10.60 Plain All Wool Twist in Cinnamotu States' tuma up on the - .Aaian the moment, Utore ia a struggle 12 ft. wideXsljghtly irregular, sq. yd. 7 . ^ scene. eelHng rice an'd coal to ported that Rlmore A. Turfclng- 5-drawer Chest of solid Champagne going on there, between toughness ton. prqsently holding these of­ Japan for bargain rataa, and thus, and eqexlatcnce, be^een the risk fices. was bfUeved to be the first birch ...... 9 8 .0 0 $13.95 Hiiph-and-Low LHrror with scallopqd inside / for Juvenile desk . ; ...... 1 9 .9 5 two nations whose independence .Prizea were awarded aa follows; holstery; reversible handle,'back lets down rearming of toe Germans and tha tndXRIdi Women’s firet, Mrs. Theresa Bour; frame . • ...... v...... 2 4 .9 5 (2) $29.50 Kensington Maple Single Dress­ . to sleeping position ...... 9 .9 8 and economic well-being w e' are ■econd, ’ Mrs. Joseph O’Brien of j' i (1) $53.00 SUtton Trutype Maple Mirror decision- to use 'atomic weapons (i) $56.00 Stattoa Maryland Maple Mirror , er Mirrors; scroll top, 26Vi X 35% inches over 'Very much interested in strength- in Europe seem threatening and WiUimantic; third, Mrs. Fred | for double dresser, mantel, buffet or over­ (1) $44.50 Kiddie Koop Screened Crib, _«n ln g ■ Brown. . I ; : 4 7 .5 P all, each ...... 19.95 sofa use. 42 X 33-inch scalloped frame 2 9 .5 0 alarming policies on our part. for Double Dresser. 47 f3 3 inch frame ' jfolds for easy travel or .storage . - . . 29 ;9 5 But these two nations'consider A Men’s fi'nit, Henry-.^orber of So, because ws do not know Chaplin; sMond, .William' Hartlgan (1) $52.00 Statton Maryland Maple Night (2) Twin Size $105.00 Kensington Maple . (1) Full size (2) Twin Size $44.60 Maple -(2) $9.95 Table Top Folding Aluminum our (efforts to get rid of our own o f Willimahtic; Jhiri’. R. Lee. ^>e- Tail-Post Beds, acorn tops; Queen Anne Poster Beds With paneled headboards, blanket surplus rice' as nothing mors than how to do anything except make Liala, Harry Blanchette of Willi- "htolC; 18 X 201's inch step style with Bathinettes: white with; bhie trim, each 4.98 , cabriole feet, e «ch ...... 8 9 ,5 0 rail foot; each-...... 2 9 .9 5 *^dumping," which threatens futile preparatlona fbr toe wqr maiitlc, Mrs. Lottto Barrows at dravi’er ...... * • • • • 39 .9 5 which we know would be'dedlruc- .WiUimantic, Mrs. Brown. Therr (2) $49.50 Maple Chest of Pour Drawers, "'damiagf their hiAortc markets, for (1) $159.06 Drexel Mahogany Hepplewhite --(2) $63.00 Full Size Bfi^chcraft Modern tidn, we etimulete ethers tntp, tak­ will be'a similar party here Fi^ifay (1) $52.00 Stktton Marj’land Maple Night full depth and height, each ...... -2 9 .7 5 .their chief national product. 'F H O N E at 8 p. -m. with- inembera of'-the. ^Tfcble:-20-^4^4n€b. one drawer, onetohelf, Double Dreseer-Base^of rS-drBwers^ eplayed Headboard Beds with 3 compartment head- ing Additional stsps down the dead (1 ) $49.50 Storkiine Maple Yout^^^ Eadi of tha t'wo policies on MHchttr9'7196 Legion post in charge, gallery b a c k ...... 3 9 .9 5 , bracket feet*with scroll apron^hetween; double board, each ...... - 3 9 .5 0 end. road, even though Aey. too. OIri EaltoU,' checkered head and foot panels, sturdy youth Which we are engaged seems, 142 Center St. oxbow front ...... '...... 11 9 .0 0 may . really know that war is im­ Miss Charlotte Ncilson, daughter (1) $125,00 Cdhcord Maple. Convertible considered by itself, emlnratly (1) $58.00 Full Size S t a t ^ Maryland sid^ ...... i*.32.50-' possible.' . o r Mitcholl 3-8606 ef Mrs. Sarah Corttte of Pond Sofa in nutmeg maple finish; green bloek- aenslble. It ia a wenderful thing Road, north district, has enlisted maple Footless Bed, turned (iosts, Scrolled (ij $135.00 Dre.vel Mahogany Hepplewhite M anchester patterned Colonial print ...... 9 9 ,5 0 (f) $195.00 Two-(i!ushion Lawson Sofa for ua to be exporting eiur own fOR in the U.S, Alt. Force foe three h e a d b o a ^ ...... 4 9 .5 0 . Single Dresser Base, 46- inches wide, 4 with fringe valance; Kelly Green damask in agricultural know-how to ooun: years. She will take basic training drawer bow-front ...... 9 8 .0 0 ' U ) $109,50 Convertible Sofa with modern A Shift Of Sentiment? at L a ^ lu d Air Force Base, San (1) Full Size (2) Twin Size $93.00 Statton ’ .Greek key pattern . . — ------.1 4 9 .5 0 toiea with backward methods, for arms; brown plaid covering. Opens to full Secretary of Agrictilfurc . Ben­ Antomq. Texas. During basic train­ Maryland Maple Beds with spool-turned foot- (1) $58.00 Drexel Mahogany Mirror for Us to be taachtog'them how to be ing to* will be given ap.UJude toats size b e d ...... 7 9 .5 0 1 m $192.50 Modern Love Seat with foain son must be truly bewildered. At _/6lierbase above; 28>/s x 49'/i H'epplewhite • iM>re balf-*afflctent, and bow to latex seat; modern cut-back arms; black and the vary moment when the admin scrolled design with broken pediment top and (1) $129.50 Convertible Sofa with modern eoipand' their axporte eo that, they (1) Full Size (2) Tw;in Size $74.50 Statton gold nubby covering ------...... 1 2 9 .0 0 istration of which he to a mem- High urb fi'nial: gold beaded ...... 3 9 .9 5 put-back arms, green tweed, covering. Beauty^ can tocrease their own pnoa' Marj-land Maple Beds with cannon-ball posts; ben was taking pubic credit for | rest seat constructioii...... 9 8 -0 0 T T lT $259.00 Modern Two-Part Section^ parity. footless style, each ; . . - 5 9 .7 5 having eeparatM thousands of j WHICH ONI OF THESE CONVENIENCES CAN HELP YOU MOStT The equipment shown above is designed to solve your problems. ] (1) $149.00 Dre-xel Mahogany Hepple- Sofa; right and loft hand sections; cut-back It ia alao a wonderful thing that YOU carry Fire Insurance ' (1) $79.50 Studio Couch in green and beige employes from the public peyrqU | ' (1) Full Size $119.00 Maryland Maple Tall vyhite Chest of 6 drawers (1 partitioned); arms: fern green c’jver ...... 169.50 we ehould get rid of some of our so that, if fire destrojrs A telephone with a dial that lights when you lift the receiver? A Item represents an improvement in telephone serxlce thati Upestry, reversible_seat cushion ...6 4 .7 5 'on suspicion that they might be EMERGENCY Post Bed,.urn tops, footlqss style . ,. 6 7 . 7 5 36 inches w id e ...... — . 105.00 own Burplua of agricultural your home, you’ll have the (1) $159.00 Modern Curved Armless Love ■c-mc kind of security risk, he'has- machine thM answers the telephone and takes messages from callers life a bit easier. Get full details by calling your Service Repres .OH. BURNER (1) $269.50 Simmons Hide-A-Bed Con-' products, and that we should get (1> Full Size $138.0fr Sutton Maryland (1) $169lO0 DirexerMahogany Hepplewhite Seat Section in olive green texture . .8 9 ,5 0 found himself subjected to uni­ dollars to restore it. BUT SERVICE - vertiWe Sofa in modern recess-arm design: rid of them by selling chagply ^o when you’re away? A wall telephone that saves valuable kitchen at the local {telephone business office. Y ou will find it costs sufp^is* Maple Canopy Bed-complete with canopy Chest-on-Chest; 36 inches, 6 drawers (1 par­ versal criticism because he ^ have you set your values charcoal. Cover ...... • .2 1 9 .0 0 (D $315.00 Wentworth Quality Lounge people who need them and can ingly little to enjoy the benefits of these attractive new convenienc^' frame' ...... 115.00 titioned) ...... 12 5 .0 0 fused employment to one more high enough?.. . . do you counter tp E O tl A step-saving additional telephone in rich color? CALL Sofa, tufted ahd pleated back; persimmon •ac them, toatead of letting these (1) $309.50 Simmons Hidc-A-Bed Ck>n- auto possible risk—Wolf Ladcjln- , (1) Full Size $126.00 SUtton Chairback fl) $56.00 Drexei Mahogany Hepplewhite cover with gold metallic threads ....2 2 9 * 0 0 surpluses stay in govtmmsnt' have adequate insurance? aky. He had every reason to be­ M I - 9 - 4 5 4 8 Bed with vaseshaped vertical slats; black Cabinet-Night SUnd with one enclosed shelf; vertiblc Lawson Sofa, T-cushions: coral storage, or toatead of burning (1) ,$289.00 Wentworth Quality Love Seat lle vt that be would become , a hero finish with shaded gold decorations. Smart 2. dra^vers . . . r ...... , , ^39.95 covering ...... 2 5 9 .0 0 them. If you’re not aurc, ask . W l U I A M S with 'hurved back; grey, and rose damasic for toe firing of .thia character., with maple or cherry p ieces...... -9 9 .5 0 . Ml) 4270;50 Convertible Sleeper-Sofa in But when we pursue th|M two this agency to check your on. SERVICE (2) $59.00 Drexel Mfihflgany^T^^ Size covering ...... 185.00 laatcad. suddenly, he la a villain sage green Nylpn rovering; foam latCx seat ytonderful ’pollclaa at t ^ same (l).F u ll Size (2) Twin Size $98.00 Mary­ Sleigh’ Beds, footle.ss style ; Mch , . . .4 4 .5 0 (l)"i$ 135.00 * Mahogany Round-About for It He doesn't know what hit poligtes. 1 8 9 .0 0 flme,' we fto^- them cutting each land Maple Beds with medium high posts; cushions; Lawson style Chair, old English style with green leather him, and a littls defiantly, he says blanket rail foot; scroll headboard and rail (2) $98.00 Drexel Mahogany Twin Beds other's'throats to aome extent.^ No' obligation. Juat call (1) $120.00 Old Es.sex Knotty Pine Double upholstety ...... -9 8 .0 0 he stlli\ would make toe same de­ ornaments, each . ^^-SO with Ull, slender posts terminating in urn In some instances, our pramo- cision, if he had to do it all over, tops; broken pediment headboard with flame- Dresser Base, 54 inches wide, 8 (1) $210.00 OccasionafcChaih-with mahogi tlon of. our own products happens again- WANDELL- (1) $120.00 Old Kssex Knotty Pine Double -top urn finlal;. foot rails, each ..... -6 9 .5 0 draw ers...... - ...... 8 9 .5 0 any frame; green damask" cover |with me­ to hurt those whom we think our But, in hia post mortsm, Sec­ Drtoser Base, 54 inches wide; 8 tallic gold threads...... 1 ,119.0 0 encmiee rather than our friends. ( 1) $44.50 Full-Size Modern Bed in sea^ retary Benson docs imy something drawers ...... 8 9 .5 0 (I) $44.50 Full Size M ^ern Bed in sea- In one of. theae toatancas, we have ANDERSON _foam mahogany 2 9 .9 5 (1) $55.00 Occasional Chair, woiod arms; whito AessH-es attention, ■ -• foam mahogany ...... ' . ... -29.95 - Juat concluded 'an agreement with (2) $119.00 Old Essex Knotty Pine Chest- Bed, sea- green antique satin cover (-29.95 jSuilding . • (1) $49.75 Full Size Modern Bed in sea- (1) $49.76 Full Size Modern * Italy by which wa will undertake ''It will always be true," he said,- oh-Chests, 35 inches wide, 5 drawers, (1) $97.00 Hostess Chair in persimmon foam niahogany ...... 29 .9 5 foam coloring on mahogany . . . 2 9 . 9 5 to supply that nation with the coal **«ith respect both to qlialifics- Contractors each ...... ; 8 9 .5 0 ; damask ,. • • ...... ‘ ’'i^-OO tiona and to security that rcason- that has previously been buy­ ResishpfieLCFmmercldi (1) $129.00 Ladies Lounge Chair, foam ing from Poland, an Iron Qurtain :able men may not. take the eape TELEPHONE TRAFHC.JAM$ qm be elimi- A COLORED REDSIDE PHONE is both use­ CHOOSE THE CQNYEMENCIS which can AltwwHoM-Riwoddhm -! Latex seat, lime dapiask with boucle ‘ country. This will be something v|sw as ..to a .particular peraon. It j ■r luted by providing an addicionaTreiephone ful and attraaive. .It’s a' romfort duriqg be most'useful to yovr family. Then calf irjm •• a . . f ■ a o f a tonic'for oiir own coal indus­ la poesiblexfor two equally reason­ VBusineM Built Ob ' line and numb^ for your tocn-ag^ Their iU neu-.. . a eoavnuence and protection at your Service Representative at the tele­ try,' which is' sick and in need of able . and conecienlioua men to Customer Satiafaction" night . . . a step-saver at any time. E i^ t phone business office. Shell be ^ d n o give permanent'foreign mai^keta, ap­ reach dlffertot conclusions." number is listed separately in the telephone Full Insurance Coverage This observation; to, toe effec't hook, u)d calls to theca leave your lipe free. stkldiag decorator coloa to choose frooa. you complete details and.take your orto. parently,' if it la to recovler health 17S East T*L MI-9-3033 or that different men - may rule dif­ of ManchTSSter And, .to'the-preaent ataU of world TeL MI-S-8651 poUUia,'wd will shed no toars over ferently on the same basic s(^ of Center 8U After 5:00 P. M. ‘ what this may maan. to tha coal facta, hga been demonstrat.ed again T e l 82 l^ldwin Road | Induetry o f Poland, Here, at laast, and again in the security pro- lOUTHMRN NBW KNOLANb TKLKPfiONB COM FAHY OPEN TUESDAYS THRU SATURDAYS 9 to 5:30 - OPEN THURSDAY EVENINGS to 9 > ^LOSED ALL DAY MONDAYS •ur policy of getting rid of qur- 'gram. • ■/, ^ M anchegter; Coim . > M1-9-70S5 • ♦; awn aurpjuaea la .competing with Hitheitoy. .laud) difference to V •a p u m y aaftog. vW>g Bof w ito' jugcpoant. .kM uauqlly operated ■'V -.r. ■ V „ ■ t - ' -I' • ■ ; - ■ ‘ y \ ' ' ■■ '--(a. A . - a ' , . V‘

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AT i ANC h ’e STER EVBNINO HERALD. CONN, MONDAY. M n U ^ Y TO. 1956 PAGB NINB EVBIHNG HEBALG. MANCJOTSStllR. (X)NN« MONDAY, JANUARY 10, 1966 jL rAGB SIGHT / his ogemlght captivity in Democrats CongreM have be$B Ities' by ^ re s s at C*mp Kilmer” ^rict ^epmolhcr Sell* B rib e s Hite Shorter Political Cdm^ ^ N a b b e d Township, is the son of contending months that it McCarthy Trip and no basis for reconsidering^ the MATTRESSES W RM »*-iM .^ R a d io ^I4ld Skywatch Seh^uh^ SPJI^IALttlNG m A realtd^'taC average, means. Car- should be i Consequently, they, conejud^,' kY--«IO Killed by Boy, l i Dulles oB^Travels tM said he wrote two notes—one Benson reportedly has recom­ the report said, to support, earlier WDRO—uaa w n o - t 8 0 i at Staikos' order demanding $100,r mended that the program be re­ )elay8 Peress Made To Order f HOMES l^cond Time in staff recommendations to give -- --- . Tueaday, January 11 Proposed by Son. Spari 000 ransom .and the other to re­ examined, perhaps by a special Glen ^ d . N. Y., Jan. 10 'a Bridges (R-NH) hss releMed with­ GENERAL GONtRACriNG assure hia parents- study commission. Adams and qidckest way to get him- out of the A 13-yMT-aId^k^y, whose step­ After the boy esedped. StaikOa Shanley are pictured as feeling, Probe Renewal butlt mattiMa tlua wqlMap aew . .'ratem Caravanr f 2 - 4 s.m...... VetiMteera Needed' out comment a report by a non- tcadaniJfm ir « DamocntUe Con* Abduction Case service. • vies are ahppUed by tha radio . .'alaidMina Hour ...... Volunteers Needed REMODELING AND REPAIRING .. tom (MW rat« o**) tore up the notes and thresv-ttie hpwever,. that the Ladejlnsky case mm. Ws ra-make aad atariUM ^Bine Crosby mother's death Mtua; believed for 4 - 4 s.m. paid ■oonsuitant to tha Senate . Ap* _____ he wmild have made a Ih calling for a meeting of the all typM af BMtt iBMM aad bag managemehu and ara aubjact to "—Armed Forces 6 r 9 s-nt...... Volunteers Needed propriatibne subcommittee on arm­ pieces out of hls car. Carton 1^ pointed up not a nekl for investigations' subcomraltee, me- hours to be the result'oLs heart FREE e s t i m a t e s MORTGAGES, ARRANGED within a month or aix woeka PrwddMt.” ^ (ContuMfed from Page Om ) lOSMteMd fVMB P i«0 OM) •priags. chaaga Without notice. 9. - Noon ...... 1 . .. William Hansen ed services erifictslng fnqiient ■ - ^ At a luncheon meeting ot the The prosecutor saldStsiikos mads Overhauling the .-pcogvam but a earthy said hs'Would ask that sub- .--'—Western Csraran httsck, told police K f. shc»t^opkina Hospital, Bridges released the report iMt GARAGE tinct and aeparate thingaJ and have not been charged with 1, the day before Peresd* dis­ Ing he wM certain that the aub- n m liiih - - ' said I wore my ahocs out tM fast ha almoat abandoned In favor of storm broae and are-said to have television program yesterday, (light M outgoing chairman of the Rep. Bunialde (D-WVa) .aaM charge McCarthy had rbquested committee under McClellan wouli WHAY-News; Nile Watch . ., she Mid I scuffed her rugs . .. ever, three hours, sfftr the killing ■ -Pronounced dead of Mphyxia- ahr tranaportatlen fo r candidatea M y complicity. ^ felt the President should .' not be said he thought that a congres-. Wnc—American Forum tin undertaker discovered the bul­ tlbq at the hospital were Ann and" parent Senate Appropriations 185 MAIN STREET T E I- MI-3-5012 n w Kapuldicana on Saturday re- Nixon had ."tried to destroy ..the sional committtee could dp a hat­ that court-martial procpodlngs be continue with it. Hop WDRC—Moods for Romanes she didn't like me." Democratic party," and he. aug. Sentenced to Year bothered with the controversy, o tth o Woman \ WOTH—Met. Auditions of tbe Air Kenneth's 39-yesr-oId father, a let hole and called police. Ant y, 5t4-year-old twins; Greg-j Committee. eeivod. formal blda from Chicago On Oct. 13, 1953 Mrs. Collins ter job than such a group If "both brought against him. > McClellan himaelf declined to MV Kolby C3iariotte. 3Vi. and nm -j Klein, who based hls report on geated Democrats might "for­ * Because Adams and. Shanley - Decision by Welhl^ Adams what action he would recommend, ack's Waworki 1S:4A— naval lieutenant, asked unbeUev- ory, 4' and Philadelphia, each ot drhich was sentenced in New York City parties check their guns outside -WHAY—News; Nile Watch othy, l 6.^Biqnths. a Xuropesn visit last September OPEN DAILY II As M. to 10 P. M. offered to ralae $250,000 to help giveness for him and hia hench­ followed that -course, it is possi TThe report released by the Army but said "it is atrahge that^tt hM WTIC—Amertchn Forum Ingly, "It isn't poMible. Kenneth, to. one year imprisonment for the hie that Eisenhower may decide the committee room." He urged -Waalcm Carayaa did you do this?” Firemw a)/plled artificial respi­ and October,' suggested that if defray expenaea. and from Atlan­ men." Nixon in campidgn apcech'es uniform security standards rather Friday, night said'the decision to taken I the Army) this lon$ to dii< Just Plata mil WDRC—Moods for Romanco European leaders feel they must accused Democrats Cf a softness abduction five months before of differently -r if he makes a full WOTH—Mel. Auditions of Uie Air ^ "Yes, I did," police quoted the Six Tots Succumb, ration on the..children for 15 min- tic Oyt, which proinlaed $200,000. two children from their Washing' than "18 or 20 different standards let Pereas rsceiire his /honorable cloae the facta. If thaee are' the ,3HC—Nana Uihh- talk with the secretary qf atate MOTOR TUNf-UF. MAKES. CARIURKTORS Chlca^ made the aame offer to the toward CornmUnlra. study of the caaOr-than hls aides discharge Feb. was mads by Lt. fac'ta." lOHTfsr vaTH—Waxworks WH AY-News; Nits Watch ppn in reply. ' Utah but were unable to revive the ton. D. C. home- A t that time she by 18 or 20 security officers." they should come to. this countiy. •Td go after hmi and atop cry. reportedly have with respect to Gen. IVslter L. . Welble, deputy Sen. Jackson (DTWaah) a sub­ WnC-Newa Police, who held the' boy as a lu Baltimore Fire three boys and. two girls. Demoerata, and the other two told authorities she had met Clif WHAK—WaMcm UaravM WDRC—News; Almanac GENERAL AUTO REPAIRING dtlea are expected to do ao. Ing‘about it,” .Mid Rep. Ttimulty any need for revision of the secur- chief of staff for administration, committee member, Mid tile Army WTIC—Loranso Jonee juvenile delinquent, aaid .he show­ The relaUvciV minor blaze ap­ ton Bradford in a Washington bar WDRC—Cal Kolby WOTH—News parently started ^tw een th« beds Birds are believed by scientists Sm . Duff (R 'P f.) told newamen (D-NJ). ■•He^aa picked as a cam and that he had taken her to his tty program. and Army counselor John G. had allowed the Peresa case "to ed them where to find the gun he Baltimore, Jan. 10 (An --- Five to bo descended from reptiles. palgner fopiUa youth and.I think Adams After, they discussed Mc­ become a national iMUe by (ailing WOTH—Waxworks WIIAY—Newt; Nits Watch lied toesed Into bushes near the in the middle ropns but its cause the Republieana ought to go th home to baby sit with hls 'Children. Sen- Humphrey (D-MIhn) said 168 Pinltj)| Blood >:1S— WTIC—News of lbs World ' brothers and alters, all under aix Philadelphia becauae “ Prealdent he has ,prov^ his immaturity.’' he would forward to thd President Carthy's letter.. to give a simple, candid explanS' fff/Cf WHAY—Hall ot JUcords family's small Cape Cod bunga­ WM undetermined. N ^ief John Q. Clifton, Jr., 2. and Diane. 1. Later WDRC—Cal Kolby . ' years of sgs, di^ii of.MPhyxlation Xiaenhower will be the Republican Rep..llhDowell (D-Del) comment she was found with the children iri today a letter saying the con' The Army ' Mid' lYelbls and tloti of what transpired." WTIC—lOSO Radio-Lane WGTH-fiporu low in ' thia Long Island cqm- Kollman Mked- the srkprfiK)uad to ed: •'We're not particularly afraid Fail to Help Texan WDRC—Cal Kolby U :SS- •J candidate for reetection in 19M*' New York.. troversy over Ladejlnsky Is chal' Adams decided there was no evi­ WO'TH—Waxeforfca !«) munity. here last night in Vwe-slSrm fire maka an investigation. of jUie Vice Prealdent now or in the dence "to support the inference Electric bulbs for special pur­ WHAY-Nlle Wslrh 7 Without sign at remonse. ‘Imllce Th* father of the "\cltlldren. and Xiaenhower haa propoaed to In the Bradford case a grand lehging the President's leadership •>! WTIC—gtarllxht StrsDhds which was brought upder control make Gettyaburg, Pa., hiii legal ture.' m contained In Sen. McCarthy’s let­ poses are made, no-larger Ujan the i m i WHAX-UaU at Rteorda WDRC—Cal Rothy - Mid, th$ boy told of getting nut Roosevelt. Is-tn the A rm y^d 'w M ju ry indic4ed -her on kidnaping and should ba-gtven-a final presi­ (Oontlnnad from Pago O ) in just 30 mmutei.— ^ ter as to poMible subversive aetlv- head of a kitchen matph: WTIO-IUSO Radio Lane WOTlIr-SIfn Off. the gun after his parents left the reported syning in Korea naldence. charges and other offenses. How­ dential decision. WDRC—Cal Kolby U:tA- ■The fire w m confined'to * mid­ Sen. Knowland (R-Calif) aaid on ever she wsis allowed to plead Benson told ne^vslnen in Chica­ bleeding points and Uien c lo s e CTU—WaxworksOTH—V WHAY-Nlle Watch house separately. 'When he heard dle bedrbom on the firSt^oor of an NBC TV program yeaferday he VWC—Starlight. Btrsaada hls stepmother's car return, he JProbers Say Reds guilty to a lesser charge' of en­ go Friday he would still fire Lada- them off. /' S____HAY—b-News WDRC—Cal Kolby the toy/ hou'se. Hmoke fron\ mat­ ONOW : SCOTLAN doubted the GOP would draft Complicating Harris' illMSk was slipped out the back door and dangering the health and life of jlnsky unless he heard new evi wnC—Maws ' , crept to the .front yard. tresses on twin beds poured Uaenhower if he doea not want to In Defense Plants Diane Bradford. The children were dence, saying the public, doesn't the fact he had a rare blopd type WDRC—Nawa the rmui where, the children Edinburgh, Scotland, Jsn. 10 (At kun. *T doubt that he wapta or the WOTH—Nawa « 'Thera, .ambushed in shrubbery, —A heavy mow snarled road,’ rail \ placed in the care of an institu­ know all the factse —B-negative. z' ills— he waited until She op)>ecred in eslMp. None ot the victims nar^ wanta a reluctant candidate tion. —..... " ^ fpdru Gardening Group qnd air trafinc in Scotland today. for .Praaident__ a reluctant candi' Humphrey took note of this in a Doctors said the morU than 168 full view in the bright moonlight. fer/d.bums. (OMttanai from Pago Om ) The FBI Mid Mrs. COllins has S statement Saturday and accused pints of blood Harris had received ______Z a t t Taking careful aim h« fired one :rs. Katherine Harrington. 35- '^vXdinb irghlhsd three inches of data .that haa to preaaured Into husband. John L. Collins, who lives Your day to save \ Organizes at Y si^A'. In northern Scotland falls nmniag," Knowland aaid. Benson of "consistent stubborn' was more than anydn* else had WOTH—Piano Portrailt shot, police Mid. . rbeir-old mother of th* children, clearly revealed,” the report said ' in San Diego, Calif., and that she ness.” He termed the Chicago received consecutively. The bullet wocfid on her left 'as visiting friends about a block of W re thsn\ six inches were ih- T o r the pact 12 yeara both "that for many years one of the visited him there New Year’s Xve7 / Is Wedoeadayl p o rt^ A.fog added to motorists' yartlaa have met In the came city remarks "a preposterous, incredi' Dr. John Emmbrt said the op­ \ WT^C^iae^ut Green Thumbe, a new Manches­ fide was- so small and clean that away when the biaqe atarted. Ifain objectlvea of the Communist hie and almost unbelievable exam­ eration revealed V "diffused type WDRO-O. lamiprobGrdo When she returned and'found out dlfficultiM at Dundee. to nave eiqpenaea, but Hall aaid he t -■ ..■; WOTH—Bin ^•ni r ter gardening group, ia being or­ a doctor and medical examine haa made no move to get together party haa been to colbnise and ul­ COOK HELD FOB ABDUCTION ple of eruei and inhuman treat­ bleeding from .tnulUple area pro­ ganized by the Manoheater unit ot timately control the basic indua- Freehold, N. J.» Jan. 10 (F)— l:Uw.' will) the Demoerata on a 196$ alte ment of a fellow American." hibiting a surgical method of cor­ ----WHAy"-- 8upDPr na.-_ 8«r*tuulD the YWCA. The first meeUng wllj tiiea in the United States, such as State Police nabbed a former sum­ recting." / I Every Wednesday is / ^ WTIC-Oiraa Star t be St tho Community Y on, Thurs­ Occident .with the talk ot mer' camp cook in a hotel room The controversy. Humphrey \ WDRC-^wall Thoi tial nominating, aome of the ataei. the electrical, the rail­ \ WOTH—Waalhar: N*ws H day evening, Jan. 13 at 8 o'clock. road, and the shipbuilding. yesterday of a charge of Kidnaping Mid, challenges "the leadership of Harris .entered hls eecond week leal evident on the Prasldent as chief executive of of Internal bleeding today With \,^ADIES DAYt The main purpoee tor the naw or­ new ion whm Xiaenhower de- 'T o that end concert^ efforts a l$-year-old Yonkers. N. Y., boy WHAY—Bupprr Brrvnade ganization is to help beginners in have been made by the party in In hope of collecting $100,000 ran­ this nation..(and) makes.a mock­ hia Uf4i dependant upon hloOd do­ WTIC—Bnln 'E.n. Asal> live rad hia State of the Union H e» ery o^ the President's security nations now coming from many WDRC—Ttnn Krm« gardening. A aeriea of lectures . is / gage laat Thuraday aeemed to have placing Communists in facilities, som. • - WOTH—PuHon Lswit being planned to aid the beginner The arrest of Anthony Stklkos, program. statea'v SEE YOUR ATteNr/C DSALEk evaporated in the wake ot a Demo­ many of. which are engaged in . Only one in about 100 persons and help anyone who ia interested cratic National Committee analyaia making critical items for the de­ 31, of Matawan Township, followed " n t President told a news con' * 'lm A T —8upp»r Sertnada in gardening. ; \ an intensive hunt by police after ferance recently—before the LadC' has his rare, B-negative type blood m m a t WTIC—Bnin 'Km Aaln ATLANTIC e^tical'af aome „parta at the fense of thia country." WDRC—Tenn. Eret« Lisndscaping will be the subject The report said testimony show­ the youth, JoSI Robert Kata, broke Jiiisky case broke—that he per- and doctors, running out of it at . WOTH—J. Vandercooh tor the opening meeting. The Brldgea (R-NH), Rep. An- ed the Coinmunlat party Organised hia bonds and fled from hia pur' sbnally was studying the security times last week, had to give Har­ speaker will be Johit^Zspsdka of ported kidnaper. program generally to determine ris O-negatIve and B-pqslUve EUctric ' 'S h a Y—Siipoer Btrcnad* drewa (R-H1) and OGP Chairman 'Intelligence operations on a na­ 7/' Speoial W lic —Nswt ol th*. Wnrid • Woodland Gardens, 'nie February I Hall rapped the committee for ia- tional level" tii basic industries, Authorities Mid Staikos signei whether it should be changed. types. WDRO-Cbnrallers ■ meeting will takq up soils, fertlliz- | gasoline aubig the critical analyaia after, with party membera employed in a atatement admitting he kidnapet Fare to WOTH—OabiKI Haattar ing, end composting. The speaker ; they amd. Democratic lawmaKera these plants being pimped for' ail the youth Friday evening. * 't w A T —Biippsr Saraaada next month wUl be from the Uni­ had generally praiaed the mea-. the knowledge they poesesSed. Young Kata had been u waiter WTK>-Oaa Man’s Pamlly versity of Connecticut Department ' M d w Y o r k ^ DRm WDRC—E. R. Murrow at the summer- camp in Lacka- The subcommittee Mid 4$ wit- WCTH—la lbs Hood of Agriculture. nessM teatlfled publicly in its in­ waxen. Pa., where Staikos w m a • dS— There will be rrtreshmenU at ■ • ^ a atatement, generally aim- / m liar to thoae of Bridgea and vestigation and 32 invoked the cook, Rafuliff oM-ffBjr ooMh I WHAT—Martaa Prosrsm the close of the meeting. Mrs. i protection of the Fifth Amend Staikos. handsome and well- jrou a fouad-trip! WTIC—Your Land Bast nf All Herbert R, Kingsbury is thslrman Arenda, aaid in part: dressed, and who was quoted WDRC—Mr. and Mr*. NorUt *, •■It i$ clear that the flrat raac- ment against possible self-incrimi- WOTH—Top Bacrel Files .\ ' of the group. natioii— when questioned about saying that "God hM fotiaken me tiena were honeat onea and in the lor the pMt 31 years,” WM to be WHAY—Msreb nt Dimes STATE FATIENT8 GOT GIFTS W o u l beat intereata o t our country. Now Communist activity. ONLY WTIC—Your Land Best of AD Two . other witnesses, i t . said, arraigned today under the New V WDRC—Mr. and Mr* North cornea the Democratic National Jersey kidnap law. V.S g TH—TopVcrai FUea Hartford. Jan. 10 UB—State Com- < Oommlttfe effort.to change the were publicly described as Com­ munists but refused to testify Monipouth County Prosecutor J. ■‘^ A Y —Western Caravan miMloiier of Mental Health John i tuna to a p<^tlcal dirge. It will Victor Carton said last night the WTIC—Your Land Be*t of All J. Blaslu^ ' Mys that all 9,100 \- be intereating to aee in the com­ and -either affirm or deny Com­ JANUARY SPECIAL munist party membership. FBI has stepped out of the cpse WDRO—Godfrey Talent qoouu patients in ConnecUcul’s three ing moatha arhether the Dem- and that no fMeral’chargM would WOTH—Lona Ranger state Mental hospitals received ^ oeratie membera follow, the dlc- Referring to the witnesses who iniroked their constitutional pro­ be filed against Staikoa. t Okmt ScrMii DivwBr *"*JhaY—Weatem' Caravan gifts in the ChristmM gift program \ tatea of their own cohaelencea or A top penalty pf 30 years to life from HARTFORD .WTIC—Your Land, Bast of AU last month. Dr. Biasko reported tection against' answering ques­ CBRlrolf lint WDRC—Godfrey ’Talent BCOUtS Creme Cold Wave the bidding of their national com-' tions aa "Fifth Amendm.ent Com­ In prison is provided under ' the Yesterday that In addition to pro­ ■N. adttee." WOTH—Lone Ranger viding glfu tor the indlvidusl pa­ munists:” the report Mid those state law in cases of Kl^aping India* Da|) Rdinh imni ba • m i npdning Oo«P $:Sa— V Sparkman, appearing on an taatifying publicly were froth 13 where no ransom is involvM. Car' WHAY-Western Osravan tients, ciUzena contributsd .some pwchotad bafora'baordlng ■Irnc--T»las*>'>0a Hour M.00q .ia - . l ^ whkgi w4H -b* oasg NBC radio-televlaion program yea- different defense plants, .ikll the ton said a convicted kidnapM may • Forcdloln Drum WDRC—Perry Oemo ' includes — terday, aaid ha regarda it aa “ one be sentenced to death If ransom ia • Baarapraudaflhaprivllaflaaf^lsplayinf bain axeapi whara no tickat WOTH—News; Arnold for e ^ I p ^ g the wards with tele witnesses who invoked |he . Fifth vision sets, tor athlsUc oquipnunt ot the great tragediea" that Xiaen- amendment were employed within asked, unless a .jury recommMda iMe amMam. N aMrka at aa ana af a araap ^ ogant it on duty. Rahsm • Automatic Timor hower "did not decide that he waa patient parties and tor theater and theae plants," the report said. life. ^ A af aslacHd PfateripHan Pkarmaclas malMaln- Mp from Now York mud Tctevtsioii ProffTBBM concert tickela (or coovalescenr OUR REO. $12.50 a Denwerat inatead of a Republi­ "Three of these Fifth-Amendment Young Kata, who was not fiUr • Automatic Hoot CuNoff f ton Nka Mfliael alhkal slaadardt. Mna y*«w Ob PflXd Two patients. can.^ Communieta were cleared for ac­ ptaieriplisns ta as In Ika aetaranta Biat aar Im cempiatsid bafera * Cremg Rins* When an Interviewer recalled cess o f classified information skMad, esaislsiad phanaadsta. wM cam- 12 midwigta soma day. LANOUN-RIGH that Sparkman had auggeated ranging from confidential to top 7 Xiaenhower for the Democratic paanA Htam wkh axactina caia, and Ihai • pBrmans^t^ secret." aar piteas wW be iinifennly fab—alamyt. . '■ nomination in 194$, the Senator The subcommittee said that aa a Slop ThoM Drofty COLD WAVE aaid * Shainpoo call do so m uch result of its "exposures." 34 em' Oopn With ESCRIPTIONS CALLED FOR AND DELIVERED” KEMP'S ••Bad he been elected aa a Dem­ ployes -in ''vital defeiue plants" INCORPORATED ocrat he would have had the flneat either resigned or were fjred or int«riocliIii9 Mstol 7 ^ MAIN 8T.—Sa-S-SdSO • Styled Setting of cooperAtlon from Democratic stispended^by their employers. YOU MAY PAY YOUR H -h a l l m a r k CARDS ' \ - ______Wfotlifntrippii»g Oaqd an ai bnkw ^ S A L E S aad SEBVICK ELECTRIC BILL HERE FOR EVERY OCCASION .atoopl MorciMiNiE Lenelized Finiili HetPS Vow Slfep B e ttis, a glass You will save oa heat aad xeur o f milk just before bedtime relaxes door* will/operate like a-M w you'.' if relaxes the blood venel-s. aids A NEW ADDITION door when weathbr stripped. n For Free Estimate V' ■/ circulation and eases the hunger that TO OUR STAFF ^ BEAUTY someiimes.keeps you awake. ‘ nMM A. MSSELL North End Pharmacif MI.3.M70 4 DEFOT SQUARE M l-M StS OF CONNECTICUT, r Eases N ervous TENslo.vf 'Ihree MSS ^ glasses of milk a day, helps reduce 903 MAIN $T. I^ANCHESTER TEL MI-3.0951 fatigue and strain. Milk, unlike other The B u ick B e g . $S4JS beverages, is s' natural food contain­ ANN BINUHAM HARDWOOD YOUTH RED. WAX ^ P L t $ 2 0 .0 0 COMPLETE WITH SPRING. ------—^— ‘ ' ■- '"-'V " 'f . ing no driigs that may increase your PCCEmONUiT . - nefvousneM. / • ...... l'".. ■* REG. 387.95 ■ r Tan can ka sure of faat. /* ■ An Outstanding Car For 7955 YOUTH lED. WAX ONLY— $23.00 - v' $ Ends Calcium Sta r va tio n . Most ' ceosgelMt aarrlipa hara. Americans suffer from .calcium defi­ REG. 8M.9&. H * $27.95 ciency.. Cslciupi is essential for strong STORKUNE CRIt. WAX . bones, teeth and proper body function­ [.'7;^...... ,—r-7“ MANOHEATER Ytitk Tht"Turbo-Fire" V-8 Engine With 162 H. P. REG. 833.00 ing. Three or four glasses of milk t ------THAYER CRII. WAX . .. $2KfS daily, provide the needed' calciuiirfor OPTIGAL GO. •*n:- \ - a nofmsi adult. , T47 MaU S i. Blaaehaater ' REG. $S4JM) . Will Be The Most Wanted Car in 1955 $44.95 1 ‘ LU U A IY FRENCH PROVINCIAL CRIR . I Builds Strength, N o t Fa t . Milk Q nielli $49 96 is the best source of protein. Vitamin ■ .'•k STORKUNE CARRIAGE. GREEN ONLY $39.91 A, riboflavin and calcium, which your body needs every day Yet milk cal­ REG. 836.98 _____ ories are relatively low in fat. Reduc­ HEDSTROM UFT-OUT CARRIAGE 9 B. • • a $23.90 ing diets built around milk are com- BEG. $34.93 * fonsble ahd Itafe.. THAYER CARRIAGE. GRAY-^^^>^ $25x91 ONE DAY SALE! REG. $39.98 SEE THE NEWEST ADDITION TO THE I I mproves Complexion. Milk is TUESDAY ONLY THAYER CARRIAGE. GRAY • • • I $32.90 a source ol.riboflavin, a vitamin that is now known to affect skin health. REG. $19.95 Drinking three glasses of milk daily lA lY lATHlNETTE (FLOOR SAMPLE) $14.90 STUDEBAKP SPORT CAR FAMILY ^ * is a natural beauty treatment chat helps INFANTS' GIRLS' REG. 824.95 THE COMPLETELY NEW give you a fresher complexion, aglow ‘ . Vi N IG H T GROWJIITE FEEDING TAILE ' • 9 * .• $19.90 with the beauty of good health. SLEEPERS REG. 829.95 SIZES 1 to $ i c G O W N S MAPLE CHEST. RYE DRAWER . $23.90 BlCEES 4 to 14 REG. $34.95 , STDDEBAKER - SPEEDSTER MAPLE CHEST.40UR DRAWER $19.90 235 H-F. SLEEK NEW SrirMNG AND RECORD4IIGH HORSEPOWER REG. S69J8 *1.00 1 0 0 Lon^or, lowti linos foaturo Chovrolot lody Stytinti. MAPLE GEM CHIFFEROIE $39.90 IN THE Drink ot Least. » MAKE THIS CAR A LEADER IN THE HSD OF TODAY'S CARS. ^ U N T JEMIMA PANCAKE FESTIVAL PARADE . S Glasses of See Chevrolet In.The Elks-Aunt Jemima W * Give a-dC Green SU ii^s u ^ E S ' ioo*/o ALL W o o l Important! "Drinking it least three glasses 1 ( AQ 1 *. ■ \ r ' ■ ji Connecticut Fresh .! ■ 1 ★ • ★ • ★ • ★ :: TUESDAY, JANUARY 11, 10:30 A.M. of milk every day is one of y i^ 'b e 'n and Pancake Festival Parade Tuesdtiy Sm Our Entry In The Elks-Aunt Jemlnia “T Milk Every Doyi cheapet^t health habits. Milk's value to you is PULLOVERS / TO THE EUS far greater than its cost." Harrtll DtCr^jf, ■ SIZES $4 ta 49 ' ’ ' \'MGr$.9g 1 . ♦■. ■ it Pancake Festival Parade On Tuesday, JaUf 11 WHCpfU PANCAKE FESTIVAL P n jtiio r •/ t'bod Ecotnmict. Cu'irtU L'Mhwitf. OPEN EVERY ■ . -'L'' ■ THURSDAY EVENING CLOSED MONDAYS AUNT JElilUMA ARMORY^ CARTER - 1' Biid|way Mills 1089 M AIN s t r e e t ' CONNECTICUT MILK PRODUCERS', ASSOCIATION. CHEVROLET CO., INC. Gorm^in Motor TelephonS MI-3-5856 Mtmbtr »J ]^ tric 0H Dairy AstticMtkm ' . i n W IST MIDOLI TFKE. -r* TEL. MI.T4404 , . ■ ■ \. . . 211 MAIH STREET MANCHESTER T IL MU9-9401 U atea'l^ Urn Ualvarslty af OosBactieut Bsskstkall GaiWiSs. Braugkt 7|e Y M By oiPSN UNTIL 9 EVERY NIOHT /311 Mi^N STRUT , / MANCHESTER 00 OAKLAND $T.. MAHCHEQip OUPA, O w Staam T v it B , m o O B T aw DW. Wm XU O 'aw tgaKr Far •ckadida.

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,/V p m g b e l e v e n MANCHESTER EVENINO HERALD. MANC^gSSTfeR. CONNw MONDAY, JANUARY 10. 19g5 e v e n i n g -HERALD. MANCHESTER. MONDAY, JANUARY 10, PAGE time. He would'knock on the dw r High Court Bars horns from I p-'iP- and it someone answered th* New Books A dd^ til ths hour of thdi Official Admits Grenades Kill “■Udmits J ^ a k s door, would ask for dlrscUons or Review for Reids Manchester * vJ- j)c^ Chou End Conference, J^ ta R ic a H its O bituai^ eomt fictitioiui person. - T To libraiy Here JANUARY CLEARANCE i l f ho one came to Uie door, na. Talking 1531,187 Two, Wound 41 would enter and' rifle the boina# Date Book In -Towns (Cshtlawafl fraai : caragua as iitiiienlii police ^ d Jie told them. Note» In Italy Movie ' New booka recently added to the Give No Word on TI Airm en m At Credit Union' Mary CMeiiay Ubrary Includt the Louis Welhstock, Arnold Samuel Tonight T o t k DeMthfl LaPree Confession May " ^ * and ’ following; \ Invasion Stanley Aatmackas ^ . r- Johnson, Betty Gannett. JKoh^ /'’Ancona, Italy, Jan. 10 (ffl— Final •eaalon of charter work- (OaitlaMi tNM f* f« O**) ■ Hartford, Jan. 10 (F) — A 25- jnsored by League of Funeral services for S ta n le y '- .^ o lv e S e v e r a l C a s e s File Certificate Mlndel, William l ^ l f Welnstone News Poltro held 40 persona for ques- shop; spon Mrs. Oathoriao L. W klU Aatrauckas, 80 N.«Tfb wars ,c«nt dtilqrepattcy In bis. hooka has tloainff'lOdyky after a bomililg and WomenI Voters.Voi Emanuel Lutheran Gold W at Gur Grave, Sir H,. L. eens Jobs Conflict (CsaOiiisfl from Pago Om ) ' and George BlakyCharnsy. . ' T ■oorcw said, however, that Mrs Catherine Leopard White held this momlhg at 8:16 at tpe (o w B ei^ Investigated lad to ths'afTSst of Joaeph J. Ro- siu^Ung^ rampage Ih-\a movie Church, 8 p< m. Aubroy-Fletchrir, 8th; OUr Mrs. tmry of 8UU John fOfUr Dullei Of Incorporation In other actions today. bqfOM Meigs. E. F. C o ^ t t ; Death at the I - c A of 128 Syiviqi Ave, West Hartford, Leclerc Funeral Home, 23 Main maaq/iq/17-ye'ar-old 27-year-old office- manager >11,11, Ijj Seonttag / house klltsd 2 specUtera and Thnraddy. Jan. IS TUESDAY -• All DAY WEDNESDAY and Chief US. D eleftiU Henry another affecU strioualy thu bases recessing untir Jan. 31 the High Elks’ P& cake Festival, State Isthmus. O. H .X ® **! Jon»fhan Blocks Seating of power B>’stsm In tha America* widow of Edward A Wblti, Sr. St., followed by a solemn requiem Dkyilgtat breaks in I I other towns o f tha Connectleut Employae Asan,'^' Monday: Troop 73.." Boiolton; wounded 41/ . ■ C W »t Ltodcc- confw on and mother of Bklward A. White o f in St. Bridget's Church at 8 Three eerttficatea of Ihcorport- While the cinema di Armory. 11 a. m. fo 8 p. m. Blair; Botmty lithda Lawyer, W. and constitutes a grave danger, in four suds counties may ba added ^^Uled uii^lmoueiy that a fed­ eihdit union, who State Police Troop Troop' 91, Bowera; ManchesterMaiich< D> EIHs; Julia ComeAHome, Eliaa- th e c o e of the fliere In 126 Helalne Rd., died yesterday tion were filed today in the offlcp "Braad, Love and Jaalousy, Friday, Saturday, Jaa. 81 aad 82 SAVfl Orl«. f* 1.9S tow iTow . Dullee will be W the not only foy„ the .country suffering o'clock. The Rev. John J, De- to the ebaigaa of Ikreakliig and en­ eral Income tax claim against an d admitted embeasltng 831'.187 Board of Revlsw. , beth Fair; Fisher oK Men. Kurt SAVE! Ocig. 3.*S W S.tS morning at tbs St. . Francis Hos- was the celebrant, the Rev. of the town’ clerk for Miller ring Gina Lollohrlgida^-tunfol o u te r Thespians’ production of Of Sen. Oilman the intereiierence b^rt also affects Ohio convict serving, life for mur- 'during the laat two and Tuesday: Troop 87, S ^ th Meth­ Frteberger; Tortoise and the H*ro, - city to sddreee n lunche<^ce .u. man, , Wednesday: Troop 25,*(^nter the darkened gallery of the Metro­ Polio Ball, State Armory. Ambaaaador In Peiping, Hugo W la- Incorporators of ths tivs^ twd- , The government sought to^wi- finance gambling and high hvlng Robert Payne; Royal Intrigue, Eve disclosed that he will refrain from adventurers recruited from every- j a member of the Wo:omen’s Club of Toinm and Mrs. - MSe Venpard Paaquaia LaPree, Charged with embezzlement - by (niurch; Troop 27, St. Mary'a; politan Theater, turning It Ipto a timnd. held » farewell reception for arrested on a warrant by"^ are Maxwell Miller and , S ^ l s lect 871,543 In taxes from MlchSel 'Stephens'; Take Your Choice, Mau- taking his ssat. in the State Sen­ where which are openly dedicated I thetha Church ^ of St. , Thomas . the were loloiaU. Burial ..was In St. Miller of 218 Burnside Aye., ESsf 4igent. yesterday, Romano, the Troop. 112. Verplanck. Charter scene of bloodshed and panic. Sizes 4 12. Hammarskjold and hie party. ter Claasells'when he was P Acti, after he killed John Or^/ Police today said they still did. rie# Walsh; Benevent Treaavre, ate until he geU a ruUng as to and in training for an invasion of [Apostle, West Hartford. Brldget'a Cemetery, where Father Hartford. CaplUl stoc] fafter of one child, was held under Night; Troop 120, St. James; Motorist Blamed Chou and four of the Chlneee of- be released from Hartford not know who did It or why.. They Patricia Wentworth. whether his eervlcea ss a member our territory., . She leaves three other sons, the Cavroll read the committal service. corporations is 860,0(W vec in 1947. . 820.000 for arrtlgnment In police 'iVoop 143, Second Congregational, Noa-Fletloa ' • ■ flclali who pettlctpated in the t^ke of the International Loyalty Board Rev. Leonard F. W)»lte, a Navy Jail where he was serving .i ■Ito sought to collect _ 81M00 Charter Night. speculated It might have been the 1.99 to 3,99 with him also attended the SwedUh Nicaragua in Umes past haa C arers were Joseph A. OontI, tenca for a Windsor break, pollc to 50Q Shores of comnwn court today. In Traffic Death Treadmill to Oblivion. Fred A l­ Ctttton.8 and inultl-<;repe conflicU .vlth the eUU office. , ridiculed such charges by CoSU chaplain for the last four years, Caarcnce S. Tomm, Charles L. Lu­ ---- ' vslca esoR .ond qthrtUig awarded them under an Ohte law SUte PoUet 'Det. Sgt. Samuel Thvirsday: Troop 124, Andover. work of a madman or terrorist. SiSes 1 to 3, 3 to 6x, 7 to 14. said. par which permits suits for wrongful Some spectators, claimed they len; Worcester Account, 8. N,. warty. Although the question has not Rica and today a apokeaman at John C. White of West Hartford ,000/ Rome said Romano, who was paid Friday: Pack 120, St. James, iPhe U.N. chief and the Chlneee cas, Anthony Petronls, John J Chief Herman O. Schcndel said tsl for both heard ominous laughter a few sec- Bchrmsn; Yankee Yarns, A. H. been raised, officially, the Bosrah the Nicaraguan Embasay said: and Bertrand R White of Read­ Ambrose gnd Georgs J. ■ Kslka- corporators , Aerbrook death.' - ^ . 85.000 a year as office manager, Charter Htght. ‘ : , Stafford Springs. Jsn. 10 (85— Casting and Spinning. Oscar Fra- Premier agreed on Joint leeuMce ing, Maas,; a daughter, Mrs. Bur­ today that the breaks must have T Both claims were against 8 4 ^ onda before the blasts started but Republican said he wants to make "President Jose ;Flgueres of vecU. been committed between Sept. 8, Nur are nderbrobk, had admitted he flrit aUrted to Cloroner Bernard J. Ackerman to­ Btaiktngton; Pictorial Oulds to •Of the communique at precw iy "positively sure" of his status be- CoaU Rica ia alwaya acelng ghosta ton Hansen of Coventry, and 13 id Rose W, 496 found in a safe deposit box dip into the credit union funds Just fig] others de;iisd this. TOODLMS'ONE^IICE •:30 a. m. BST. The C hln^ with­ Last night, delegations from St. BHice T h e first blast exploded near the day blamed kfetvln H. Taylor, 35, ley; .Basic Television—Principles SAVE! Pombm Mok* fors appearing to take the oath and hearing nolaea under hla bed.” grsndChUdren. 361 Porter rented by Acrl In Youngstown. for. .money to tide him over be­ a district swsro will be received of SUilTord. for the death of George held the newa on the end pf jme John's Uthusnlsn Society of Vandertai T projection booUi, tearing the head Slid Servicing, Btrnard Orob; in the State Senate. He did not .The council of the OA8 U com­ Punersl services will be held ted St 8200.000 tween paydays. by the troop as Winners of the Boy C. Lawrence woolen mill manager Greet River, Paul Horgan; Ladles' LONG SLlEVE ' talki lor 5 houn, 10 mlnulei. The Wednesday morning at 6:15 at the Hartford and of the Uthusnlsn Bt. CspI Scout Field Day. A ^ p donated by off a Woman apectetor. The audi­ attend the opening. day sesMon p o s t of repreaentativea of the 21 Roman Catholic Alliance of Man­ divided shares of com- ^ ^ fu s e d a review to WlUldm Rome quoted him sa saying that In an autq crash here Nov. 8. Home Journal Book of Interior SN0WSUIT8 • PRAMS ■U.N. headquartera rec?*’'***.., iJl* last Wednesday when the 35 other American republics. A session Dillon Funeral Home, 53 Main 81.000 par value iidley PeUey In hU efforts to later he took' larger amounts and Commissioner Clifford .^Sterling is ence waa stunned for a moment, cable 2 houra and 25 minute# be­ chester, to both of which ths de­ mon stock then began rushing for the axlte- The coroner said Taylor was Decoration; Complete Book ef POLO SHIRTS Senators were Bwom_ln. which had been called for yester­ St.. Hartford, followed by a sol^ capital St covered up the ahortsgee with a first prize. ' Striped Bass Fishing. Henry L y­ fore the releaae time. emn requiem Mass in the Church' ceased belongied, called at ths each hsVset Mlfle » thr^s- .-more blasts shattered driving a car. In which Lawrence O riK.1.29 to 1.69 The catch la over the State Con­ day waa postponed becauae of tha sedlttan. which grew out of h ly c - v dUsl bookkeeping system. was a paasenger. which ptnick. a man and Frank Woolner; Ameri­ Even before that,') however. of SU Thomas the Apostle, West funeral home to pay reapecU. 'The next basic training qourSe other'parta of the balcony, killing Orfff. to 14.9R stitution provision that "no per­ absence from Washington of Nica­ tivltiesiM leader of the World War \ Romano also- said he stopped parked Ir u ^ o n Route 19 here less can Automobile Album. W. H. Mc- Sizes 1 to 4. Petplng Radio laid on one of Ita son holding any office under Uib ragua’s Ambassador, Guillermo Hertford, at 10 o'clock. Burial taking money about six months for Cub, Scout and Explorer iasd- another woman spectator. hittereat blaata agalnat the United >llas Ellen M. Toohey II "'811^ Shirts." Pelley was ers starts Jan. 18 at' Broad Brook Several pistol shots alto were than two mlleS/from the Massachu­ Oaufhey; R.S.V.P.. Elsa Maxwell; Snap shoulder,^ Sizes I to 4 suthorify of the United S^tes Sevilla Sacasa. will be In Ht. St.^Benedict Ceme­ released from prison On parole ago but had to manipulate the Look Better, Feel Better, B. M. ■tatea. .Funeral services for Miss Ellen School, conducted by Highland, heard and a bullet hit one person setts border about 6 p. m. 8.90 . . shall be s member of the Gen­ To Refute Allegations ^ tery, Bloomfield. / ^ ^ 1 1 8 8 Teen after aetvingNAbout 10 years of hooka in order to keep depositor Tbe coroner absolved the truck Mensen'diek; Adventures in Wster- Size.s 4 to 12. < Key III Word "Ueetnl" eral Assembly.’’ __ ^ The Ambassador, en route back Friends may call at the fuperal M. Toohey of BUat Hartford were accounts , straightand prevent District. In the right arm. Poplins, nylons, estrons. U.N. dlplomau received the his 15-vear ssfttencs. Hs then Three children were treated at driver from any ram e, but said color Painting, Paul Montgomery; ^ lid s, iacQUards, stripeg. X As s member of the inUmsHon- to Washington from Mexico City, horns, after 2:30 today. held Saturday morning .at 9:30 at Problem8 Toni hegsn •p roceed in g to have the fund offlceia-from diecovering the "T ty iar waa arivtngNnattentiveiy Modern Germany. K. 8. Pinson; hewa from Peiping, with Intereat, sl organisation. Employes Loyalty the W. P: ISulah Funeral 'Home Local ScouTleaders, represent­ the hospital for minor wounda and told newsmen In Houston. Tex., sentence vacated. missing money- and did not look to seb.what wts Houeee Virginians have Loved, A. although they were'unable to tell Board. Gilman aerves In an advis­ Issj night that he'-would present Mrs. EdWaid P. Hamin and at 10 o'clock 'in S t James' The credit union is a banking ing Charter Osk CJounril, attend­ released. None of the other 38 from the Snal communique Whether Denied Lar Daly, O il^ g o direc ed the tecomf annual encampment wounded waa reported In critical in front of Irt'm until It was too late E. Rothery; Second Treasures of ory capacity and is paid on a fwr "many facU" at the meeUng and Mrs. Eugenis Hsmill, wife of Church. The Rev, Edgar , Farrell six "high school students will en- and borrowing organization for Early American Homes, Richard any agreement had been reached. tdr of the "America First. Part)^. of Woodbadge men ano guests, of condition, though several had seri­ to avoid tha collision.'' SAVE! FAMOUS DUO-ZIP diem basis for each day tha^ the "refute______the allegStiona.” Edward P. Hsmill, 15 SsiWer St., was the celebrant the Rev- Fran­ In A pAoel dltcuiAlon on **Tne State employes. and Dorothy Pratt; Art snd An­ SAVE! GIRLS’ MELTON One Aaian delegate expreaaed be- a ro^ew of hla efforts to h ^ the Scout Region J, held at Chmp ous wounds about the fact and 'The coroner said Lawrence's boaid Bis- . . „ He had gone to Mexico City to | died Saturday night at tbe Man- cis T. Butter the deacon and the Planners and Problems of Teen- p a rt^ a m e placed on the lUinola Last week the books ritbwed a death was caused "by the criminal tique Restorers' Handbook 1854, < lief the key might be found In the Rev. George Hughes the subdea- Hinds in Raymond, Maine. The He has sakad Lawrence Malloy, visit his U^other, Alberto Sevilla j cheater Memorial Hospital after a Ajrort" At A rotetini^ of lh« M%n* electlem\ballot of last Nov. 2. 25-cent dlecrepancy. For three •y««- -'x . . aCt. ominlasion and carelessness" Oenrge Savage; Fifty Centuries of BOYS' SNOWSUITS woinl ''uaeful." U the talka had counael for the Federal Civil Serv­ Sacaaa, Nicaraguan ambassador j long tllneaa. con. Mrs. Jane Macesrona was or- Chester High School Parent Teach­ days Hyman Rosenfield. union purpose of this gaUierlng. called WOOL JACKETS been a failure, he aald, this .Word parly had cshdldstes for ths oi BACKS INDOCHINA AID of Taylor. He 'said Taylor waa driv­ Art. F. H. Teylor; Youth's Com­ ice Commlseion, to deUrmlne to Mexico, who was reported 111 of She was "a comimmicant of..tbe. snist and soloist. The Rav. John ers Organization tonight at 8 p. m, treasurer, audited the accounts in Expedition North Pole, was to ex­ panion, Lovell Thompson. would not have been uaed, f flees of U \S. Sehstor. State change latest techniques and prac­ ing at "exceasive apec-d." whether tWe puts him in the cme- a heart ailment. Church of the Assumption and a '. Hannon was seated in the sane In tha high ichool auditorium. Treasurer and State Superinten­ an- attempt to straighten them Both men are from Stafford. Others commented, however, gory of a Jederal official within tuary. tice skills, of winter campipg; to New Haven, Jan. 10 (dV-Paul Oriff. fo 22.98 . that the communique could mean President Flguerea and Presi­ member o f the auxiliary of the Gilbert Hunt wdll be jnoderator dent of ihiblicXlnstrucUon. Daly out. Mus. tnteir.atlonally known pro- LawrMce waa general manager of Sizes 7 to 14 Uie meaning of the State Cpnsti- dent Anastsalo Somoza of Nicara­ church.. Burial was In the family plot in of the panel. The program has Roms said Rosenfield. fflier the improve leadership in home coun­ the Swift River Woolen Co„ here. any one of theac thlnga: St. Bridget’s-Cemetery, with Fa­ -said - a clerk In the office of the cils.-* feaaor of rivilizstloni of South­ (uUo.ti-i ^ gua have been burling sccuaaUona I Beside'her husband, she leaves been prepared with the assistance nitnols Secretary Of State wtused third day. derided "something was The mill has been closed since his Oriff. 1.3.98 1. that an agreement had been " I f there la gny conflict,” Gilman ther Hshnon reading the commit The local group, included Camp­ eastern Asia at Yale, said yester­ Site* 4, 5, 8. reached, but that U waa left to at each other for months. Each] two sons, James Edward Hamill of Mise Doris Klbbe. faculty ad­ to place the party ^ the ballot phoney." day that while a program of up-,, death. 10.90 Full length etde HAT 1.9S explained, "it la my intention to U l service there. . - - -.J " Then Romano ended the search. ing Chairman AI Gaines, Explorer Chou to announce in hla own way charged the other with responsi- and, John Dennis Hsmill. both o f visor to the Honor Society, and on the ground the noim ii^ng petl-, restricted eebnoinic aid to 8 ^ th - Taylor Is scheduled to be ar­ zippers on pants. resign from the loyalty board. I bllity for an assassination attempt | Manch«'-tcr; ^ her - mother, Mrs. ^arera were John Shea, Jr, Geot-ge Emmerllng. faculty advisor ever mind," he aald, "I know Commissioii'er George Bet-mj^., raigned Jan. 31 in Stafford Bor­ Alpaca lined, tiniton fur like collar. and at a "time oth is own chooalng Tmmss Shea, Matthew Hayes, Police Prpl. Photo. tlons were filed too law, > Dist. Coram. Clifford Sterling. ern Indochina may not be a want to serve sa a Senator.’ on Somoaa last April, ahd an at- Frances Segal of WllllmanUe; one Faeqeelgr Lal^he to the Student Council. Denied Robert R. YoUng'a A l­ whaVs wrong and .It’s more than ough Court on a chsrgs of negli­ that the fliers would be released. Gilman, who waa elected to, the ohn Conlon, Ivan Faulkner and Council Leadership Training Chair­ Clever political line" . It would Bosm/ 2. That Hammarskjold waa bring tempt to overthrow the govern-J brother, William Segal of Wllll- The p r o was first organised leghany Corp. a review of HS un­ 25 cen create sound and lasting ele­ gent homicide. ■ Senate from eastern Connecticut s EUrl Anderson. when the youth caihs to Manches­ man George Stiles, and District tng back td the United States ment of Costa Rica in July. Both]mantle; and thre* xUtara, M three years ago ' when It was successful efforts to buy two ment of'mutual understanding" in Ua/orsfifn SAVEIj^RLS* W O O t^ counterproposals, laying down 20th District In November, was a attempts failed. 1 Joseph Sanko o f Brooklyn, N. ter, and Noy^ 8 when he waa put known as' the Home-School Coun­ blocks of Western Pacific, Advancement Chairman James Ir­ an underdeveloped area. He spoke When the Erie canal was (Irat SAVE! Grig, to 13.98 member of the House of Represen- In Jail, wha^a he stayed until hie p o p p i n g terms under which the aviators coats RiCa’a appeal to the G A S and Mrs. Mildred W adsW orth^d cil of Manchester High School, road stock from the James Fou: vine. •nithe "Yale Interprets the News" built it was only four feet deep tsUvea during the 1953 session. arrest last week by Manchester Schdo^Gracluate8 would be freed, Included a charge that teveft mill- j Mrs. Frank Phmtek of Muafleld. Firm Pays Town Its object is to promote the wel­ dation of New York, Inc. Lower The' weekend proved to be program over W TIC (Hartford). along much of ita length. OARIRUN SWEATERS He Was appointed to the loyalty wonderful experience of ten 3. That Chou had rejected eut-of- tary irgnaport plants of tha Vene-1 Funeral services willyba held authorities. fare of the school and to Inform federal courts ln\New York BOYS' SURCOATS Commeads U . Gaaaells camping in the snow, wjth cere­ m s u s m 8 to 14 hand the SccreUry General's ap­ board in JuV- 1®*^- zuelah Air Force arrived in Mena-1 Wednesday morning at 4:30 from blocked the sale, which was to in­ Cla88 ^WWnc8.98 seaaion. mend the work of U . CaaoeUs, who tions. Camping at 22 degrees was; POPCORN U.N. sources expressed the be­ aragua reported the planes weie 2J5 Main St., f ^ w e d by a BAiSEBAIX MAKES OFFER Pacific Common stock and 55.725 The Hartford Extension of the lief that the reference to further Cbmmittees on contested elec­ has hedn - working with State televised by a T V group from manned by Air Force cadets on a [requiem high M ai^ln the Church Tax Collector Paul Cervint this Patrolman' Clifford Bombard, on shares of preferred. Henry George School of \Soclsl rn.c. inJwaidi TV Sizes 8 to 18 contact between Hammarskjold tions sre .ekpected to be named in good win and training miaeion, [o f the Aasumpttm at.9 o'clock. Declined again, to rule on the Channel 13 of Portland, Maine, the Senate imd House as the legis- moriUng received a 86,105.16 pay­ breaks in other towns,, allegedly DaUns, Tex., Jna. 18 OD-JflTilr- ScleaceXwill hold graduatiorKe*- and Chou did not necessarily mean wid r€turnwl to Ven**uela th€ n«xt I of tho AMun™lon 9 o'clock, teea Major Ledgue basrbnll Hubs right of municipalities to put fluor­ and telecast Saturday night at 11 Ipture reconvenes tomorrow. ment from the Roosevelt Mills, committed by LaPree. erctaes at the School Headquarti o'clock and viewed by the men at they would deal further on the day. Burial will W u / S t- J a -»e ’ Cerae today oflered te settle for $!09,- ine 111 public water supplies as a 2.52 Asylum S t, Wednesday, Jsrt Democrats, who'control the Sen-' Inc., now located in Rockville, on Police say the youth haa. sd- a campsite. subject of the filers, but might CoaU Rica’s undersecretary of[tery. in itt^ to breaks In nine towns'be- 000 n 12 million dollar aatV-tilift means of reducing tooth decay. T 2 , St 7:30 p. pi. \ - Pops so Cut— Wool quilt lined, fur collar 1.99 2.99 refer to the general problem of ate 20 to 16. are aware of Gil that firm's delinquent taxes. T h e The latest appeal was filed by 10 amp Hinds is the training eeq- man’s predicament. foreign relations. Fernando Four- 'The fim e™ home will be ppM Bide Msnt heater. These are Cov­ suit Aled ngalBst them by Liber­ Atty,. Nathan Hillman, founder tastee so good" relaxing world' tension, referred nter, flew to Washington > the ancient Chinese capital congressman brother of the slain Hosi^tsl this morning after a short for % smouldering washing ms India Stand Report^ Education—W. D u sn ^ Locksrd president, could take over and di­ of .New London, a pr^dssor at the illness. Formerly of Watervllle, chins St 183 Brsnfotd St., an (The New York Times In a dis- rect tha search for the killers. ’ 'Swarsd b y Co.'s 2 and 3 at 4il7. OPEN MONDAY SHOP Connecticut (k>UegeJror Women M(Uhs, ah'e hsd'boeh’«s riibideiit oT '! J — :e.n t ^ i» t i* i » t- - \ patch from Hew Delhi, said India Last night. howevcK sources Manchester for the past 11 years.. IBs NO. M AIN m .. MANCHESTER \ has made clear to Peiping she fa­ Finance— Philip /P. -LSing' of close to the government said Re­ /4he Brewster Circle of the North Windsor. / Besides her husband, she leaves Opaa Boa. thra Sat. TEL. MI-9-2660 vors an agreement leading to mon had told Guisado that under two daughters, Mrs. wnilsm-Sag- iKeUiodlst Church will hrid lU NEW G. L quick release of the airmen. ‘ The . Roads. RIvsvs' aqd frid g e s — present circumstances, it would be 'monthly meeting tomorrow at 8 Y A . AI. to 7 F . M. Harold B ord^ of' Hartford. llo.^r.. Miss JojiCe Bolduc, both of "HOME OF qUALITY RAKIN^- dispatih, by Times correspondent best to keep the same cabinet. Manchester; two eons Donald Boly p.m. at the chUrch. Members are Insurance,/—Joseph A. Bona- ' r " A.v-IC, Rosenthal, quoted qualifled Guisado declined to acaept Ar- due of Rockville and Wayne Boldrw aaked to bring their Biblea, sources aS'saying Indian author!- qulsto of Hiartford. rocha,Gaell's resignation. of Manchester^ her mother, MW. ■ \ OPEN EVERY ]>< ' ties have indicated it would be Liquor Control— James E. Fo­ There., were other reports that a Annie Burgese of Mdnehester; alitjon'-a di­ Burgess of Portland, Mains, and. tribute jpf the late Mrs. Minnie / emment 'wsis trying to put /on AUTO C»ASH KILLS ^ U R rectorate had s u p p le d . mihbl' Roland and-Bernard BurgeM, both Strickland, longtime member of the church and lAdles Ald Society, ressure. It added thkt It waa'be- Orspetand. Tex^ Jaa. 16 moualy Gulsado's decision to keep of Watervllle, and two grandchild Hr X A mother and three M ill-. the cabinet unchanged. dren. and Mrs. Edith Cowles Strickland, Eeved some reports have b e ^ re­ who died in April. 1949, prominent ceived from Peiping, but that the Area were killed today aad a Funeral services will be held at With FIITER-FIO' faurtlt child erltk-aUy lajnred Since the end o f World War n the W. Pv .()uish Funeral Home, 225 library and church worker, who general Impression in New Delhi served efficiently for many years , was that the Chinese had not re- when t M r small track and the private industry has epent more Main St., at 8 o'clock Thursday Texas Eagle, the Mtseoart Pa- than 10 billion dollars for scientific morning, ahd at 8:30 in St, James' sa president of the Women’s ' veaied what they intend to ‘do League. Mrs. Johi) A. Wood artU oUr'e cradf streariiUlier eoHMed reeearch. an Independent research Church. i:=:3 • Foam JUiMiite about the fliers. r ' Friends may call at, the funeral | hostesa Thursday evening. (A government spokesman In at a cresaiyg here.______organization reports- Nev- Delhi said today that Prime Minister Nehru has sent no word to Chou since Hammarskjold LIVING ROOM SUITER HmJ stopped here on his way to Pel. : r . : T T 1 ping. The spokesman added there I was no chnnge in India's position re s id in g the 11 fliers, which "al­ CLEANS RE-CtEANS ways has been and still is that India wiahefto eliminate anything •i-IS. causing world tension.’’ ) Tho Wash Water Ta Give You CLSANER c lo t h e s Public Records OONT HR The Detliai ip Warrantee Deeds . . ’Oaiit Year ThenMnilei’i Bom Lew! The new G-E clrculatea 'Greiin Manor Estates, Inc., to cleaning and recleaning it to give you ^ Norman Carl Oomollo and MSry 'ill Come (BBTover to The W. G. Glenney Co., on 336 N. the FUter-Flo Syetem clrcv'atee the weter, « n t _ a i ^ ^ U ^ 6. Oomollo, property on Constance arc Altered out of your waeh and only eieaaaad aaapy water flowa ill Street and get your order iR for anug-fitting, l m il l - Dvive. back Into the waahbaskeL " • : REGULARLY $1.50 — Robert j.-R m lth to -William. E- Ch S i NG TOMBINATION IMNDQWS! ^ Hensel and Barney T, Peterman, JIFFY-WOOD SCREEN 1^.55 Lint la flltered out of your waah r ir tt before your eyM T h # ^ -« waahbaaket le alwaya filled to overflowing, ’conUnuoualy earryiaif 'properties on Green Road. f u s e c a l l .. Dave E^nhinder to (Greenwood, and s t o r m ...... away lint, aoap acum and floating aoll. ■ lac., property on Lydall Street. Dominick J. Femmia senid Fred |v- ANDERSEN PRESSURES SEAL Activator (R ) Waehing Action claana«Clothea place by piece aa' a n d D E U V E R Y " V. Femmia to Janis Benins, prop- (fuH-lewg*Kacra#», »»g h tw H iiit *10^ and m th^Sh w-i-hSi’ gjflrta Baautttully Laundered •'orty St 26 Aslrvorth St. ■tar* aqNh. WM*eta)> trim* e le a n W paaelng through three zonaa of waahlnf acUoq. Trade Name Certlfl(n,tc "i ' SHORT bP GA5H2_ i . Charles A. Barbato, 28 Soar- Aii, DRY CLEANIHO - SAME DAY service on dry cleaning when re- ‘borough Rd.. doing business as' Don’t wolry *houl money. We’ll help The Green Pharmacy at 'SOI E. tenn* that’ll give you up to 3 years to pay—WITH NO d ONB ON THE PREMISES quoted AT NO EXTRA CHARGE. Middle i'pUe Enjoy the luxury of soft yielding 100% air foam cushions. This in addition to ex­ .00 'A Week George A. Meyer doing huslneas pensive rubberized hair and hand tied super sagless construction. Custom tailored -i. MONEY DOWN. •a Arbor. Realty Co., 131 Lake-' ■ oice of over decorator-fabrica!/>. . - ^iFTERi r u : 89IALL wood Circle. N. in 100 15 JIPPY COMMNATION WINDOWS . Change e f Name ■p- d o Wn p a y m e n t ■ Brown and Beaupre, Inc., to / aq lltRa aa ...U .... per mo. Beaupre Realty, Inc. Tfce 7955 DeSofo- T/ie Cor Styfe for^omortawl MarHage Lleeaeee PKCE SUITE $ 1 9 9 Stofl in at Glenney’s for facts and figure* and John Joseph O’Coln. 273 Spruce Here to Ike styHag mlracie of the eeBtary — the 1955 DeSoU! , ' , ' - S-P-E-E.D-Y delivery ••i Si HAl 1:1 St., and Joan Lena AiXUn. 36 Sea­ J'.. 5s: man Circle, Jan. 15, Church of the perfenasace*^i7M ^ . mighty, eager poweT la twe See It In The Elks-Aunt Jemiima EaMuawcitJ Slere Aasumption...... great -V-8 eeriee: Fireflite 9N hp aad .Flredome 185 hp. new 981 MAIN ST.-r Ttt* m i -3 ’4 0 2 1 David Feeler I&ceylm, Coven­ selUag at a new, lew prire. Aad Just wait uatU-yeu eee the loth ■ i i try, 'and EUsabeth Agnes Mosser. DeSote laterieia. New fahrics aad weavea. new colora. new Pancake Festival Parade BUDGET ; ; Open Daily iIRVrCl STORI . vi^le.aad eeft Mathere. and a new "Daal-Cockpit’* laetinmeat 713 MAIN ST— MI-9-»*tO glOakSt' paael wrtth the "FUte Coatral” gear aelectar lever nsouated sa ACCOUNTS ' Mon. thru Sat. MANCHESTER’S OLDEST ESTABLISHED DRY GLEANERS Douglas Auclalr. Warehouse Foint,. and Patricia Olene Knapp. Tuesday, Jane 11 f A. M. to 5 P.M. INVITED FURNITURE DEPARTMENT SUffOrdvUle. ■ „ WiMiMIHMiMi iMMMHfiWWMMlM . i Thun. Until 9 P. M. Oniljr Negroes can becomtf riti 241 NOUTH MAINST. MAMCHISTER ROY. MOTORS smm ■■■ i*. ■SOS o f JUbarta and only clUseita 'asssataBss caff m m land. -U- ■ / 'r , ' J ^ '' - / __ -4jr

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AGE THIRTEEN MANCHESTER EVENINO HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN„ MONDAY, JANUARY 10, 19BS V MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER. CONN,. MONDAY. JANUARY 10. 1955 gAflBTWSLtl \ ——------f------...... DAILY CROSSWORD PUZZLE Franklin. Maas. He^Ja in the em­ ter. ag* 2. Det. Sgt. Dennis Oava* — 1»R1SC1LLA’8» tOONERVlLUE ttILKS BY PONTAINB FOX Columbia ploy, of ))hi father, a h)c*l contrac­ ■* - im lo sg r tor, as A carpenter. \ .. liig-lh* oaby slipped from her v V j u ’v e m a M i ■ Sense and Nonsense grasp and suffered fatal head In-, me very, very Aniwtr tfr Praviou* Pusil* brownies Seeking. 'DenHil Clinic Open Manchester Evening Herald Ce- Juries. Released under 13,000 ball. Cairillteli*ll M 9 S5 Aftronomy U tw n tamMa eorreepohdent, Mri. 'YPj^hk Mrs. Taylor Is charged with Injury Bditor—Then, my dear air, allow or risk pf Injury to a child. An In­ For obviou raaaona. U’a iUcfal To School Pupils Marchlsa, telephone AOmtitoty For 2 f Hour to. taka a lion to tea fasovlaa In me to return the compUmeht ( with Christmas Cards quest was planned. SliNBtW true Joumallitlc courteay). white net veil and Carried s-tow. . *', •V-'X AOSOM Baltimore.—Al|>ba CUfton, H y - ■ ' RoAch-Bottej^ ^long 'V,-/______a bouquet of — white..... - ,pompons. — —- Columbia. Jan. 10 (Special)— ISeUrfeyiMm 4^0001 allon, Mont . , Doctor (to woman aomplainlhgf Andover^ Jah, 10 (Special)— Any hoor-^day or night- tPrnmmKih Whits floware decoiAtad St The maid of honor wore a gold Th* State I>epL of Healto. In cwn- Jamas’ Church Saturday morning, gown and carried a hand botfquet O^'Weakiwsrl w ell fix your burner in the •rrffM«u Man—U y wlfa talka to heraalf. — Don't'forget, I made l l Vlaita to. dperaUon with th* school, pt of­ It vorrM br "BIseew WttkaM." (Oftthig 4Nerth---- 7 Scrap «< doth* Frieid—So doca i.ilne. but ah* he leadar, has announced that the Dec. IS, at i l o'clock, for the wed­ ot brpnu fUrnvtm. gbort^ order poesible. We your houae wjUle your aon had Uif ding ■ of Mias Jeannett* Ida Bot- fering a fret dental aofvlc* to New t«ndon, Jan. 10 ,()P)-:-Edlth Ds itebu ttM hseMbt, kariUM erlub- • Bacchante doean't know it.' 8h* thlnka I’m I ftrowhles are nMking a Christmas Whit* and pink bells and 4tr**,m- Ann Taylor. 19, U under arrest in Ing snasutoi m mumt. Oouar OrUMl have .the trained manpower uteUit* llatcnlnx. meaalea. - teron, daughtar of Hr. and Mfa. ars deebrated the Keeney Street second and flfth goute atudenU at Su. .U wwnAjgdiwr so* BlsSetr Irrl- • Rnarian cttjr Woman — And don't you forget I card eotlsctlon. A box will b* Cbarlc* Botteron, 47 Actumn St., connection. with the death of her tsueoi, Uf OTRfX for ealtit, ft*ufru»l. ■ ltladlTldu«l .MOiMk Dance Hall where a reception for the Horace W. Rotter School. The Infant daughter SatUrtUy. Police eesitortlnt help. sAJUIob cvBTax tsbltu and tools to dnt.he job right . he Infectdd the whole aehooll : I placed in th* all-purpose room of and James Michael Roe<^, son of ISO guests waa held from 11:40 um4 In pnit It pm* »*f*lr »»* l i Ipdian A peaaimUt ia a woman^iwh^ clinic will conalat of cleaatag to* said they arreeted .Mrs. Taylor tu«*i*. A*k entfUt Tpr evarax nniln' ■ the first time—xegardleas of think* ahe'li be imable to fit her tb* school for donations.from the Mr. and Mra Clarence Roach, 104. a.m. toSp.m. ■ t4Caalle tlKaquIra On Rod Skelton’s TV show: » teeth and four treatmenU of so­ after she admitted blaming the amatr-bsek |tmr*st**Na** bee Bueb car into a certain apaoa. An qp|t- atudanta. • Bridge St. The ceremony was per-, When leaving on a wedding trip , b*it*r r*« IhI Wpmrsv.X ■ rr W E H A V E th | trouble. ' „ ISTwttditaiC l7Rt^>and«f SIDctnlfod 43Beslnn*r Delay June—Whatcha got in ths Behool Mewio . formed py the Rev. Edgar Far-, dium fluoride. Th* clinic wUl begin baby's death on her other daugh- lala St Formerly 44 Norway'* miat is a mrn who t|&Froaattdai if . ICdltor -You’ve come lo the ^ our sppetiteA" ; Road, young Senkbell enlisted In remembered perhaps bacauaa in It available to th* phe who ^ p U e d JSUUinuintic. \ “No,” returned tBriWalK^ this toe Air Force In VtOtSStf, 1*08, SttJWMk.OW > IL OUBNERS dH y y th m wrong ;jerson, eon- Aak one of my alone appears the- Immortal Ser- them In 9S A.D. He wove thee* In- 'Nuhfer 1* a graduate of Clar^ CORET CASUALS / * Bubccribere. . . * ' . ls\the Urn* to put a bit in\ our efter attending Howell Oteney to a continous narrative which N '/ iP YtWRC.BLSCTlMiBj IT 'M motith*.’’ TechiUcal School for two year* mon on the Mount,” said the Rev. mont School in Claremont, 887 Main Street SI War god m I 7 seems to have been the earliest Fla., Dean Junior College, 'ESAP, 0OyS.^WHILE AlARTHAj H U BankUe h«Bl Wine fellow* who aak a pretty Before his current asaignment In. John E. pmt yesterday *■, the membership manual ,of the Chris­ / Onh nice thing about allenc# 16 AWAV, CeCTAlM w b s A SS Arabian gulf i waitreaa for her telephone number Canada, he was with the 044th North Methomit Church a* he tian Church.” \ ! • ) • w ■ that lt<\can’t ■ ‘be repeated: ‘ " ACAW Aquadron St Belfontaine, OTi^e Rev. Mr. Post concluded by MORIARTY BROTHERS pevoLve UR?N u s.'--- # ?irr ggftedi Id. w never get turned down. 8b* whli- preached th* first In a aerie* of pers a certain number ehUcingly. potnting out that Matthew U our 31S CENTER ST. MANCHESTER /W ACI<,Y^Re T M E D I ^ - grabj^ tms r Si % When they dial it. a voice answer* Mra. Pk — I !“ •«’ Y®** »>’'• ■^*7he 912th is part of th* Alr.De- sermons on th* four New Teata- moet cdtaprebenslv* Gospel. "The >/VtyiM- 4 TCAVS / ■ ' .V^AEF/.(, ^RPAMGER] □ E JS. tion for thii poem. I merely submit argument and I shot him — but Matthew; There ia the exquisite this day, toe Gospel according to i it aa a compliment. that'* aa fgr *a\ll ever went" Maneheeler Evealag Herald Aa- parable of the Laborers in the Matthew stands, as a connecting ] N O W ! THE BIGGEST MATTRESS VALUE OF All ver correapoadent, Mrs. Jaiie Vineyard. Illustrsting God's divine Jink between the old dispensation i BUG S BU N N Y “ , telephoae Pngrton 2-gg22. principle of equal pay for unequal of the Jewish Law and the New ! Covenant of our Lord Jesus TRUTH!’’ labor. In Matthew’s Gospel, there ■ ' I T S T H E X Is prominence given to the euperl- Christ.” i EXTRA INCHES OF Fonhd Not Guilty ortty of Jeaus* ethics over, other m systems where there 1* a counting THIS IS OUR 21st YEAR SELUNO WESTINGHOWME . S of the cost of doing good.” CLUSIVELY. WE ARE PLEASED TO ANNOUNCE SOME SPECIAL VALUES On vr*^***€ Count The Rev. Mr. PcaL using the GOLD BOND COMFORT blackboard to sketch Important de­ OPEN MONDAYS IN WESTINOHOUSE APPLIANCES. BUY NOW! ^VE! tails and dates, tr: ced th* devel­ Watch The Herald for Our In a caaa tiWowTof Saturday In opment of the BlWe. which is an Weekly Fhdi Specials Town Court, I^ter Lalaahula, 81. / anthology of *4 books. "W* hav* Thu Week’s Hpeelsl AT NO EXTRA COST of 191 Union wa* found not four Gospels or account* of the BLACK MOLUES D 6M WESTINGHbUSE ELECTRIC DRYERS gtillty of driving pnder the, influ­ one blessed Gospel of God In Christ 5Tc Pr. ’ ence of Uguor iker about an reconciling the.woeld to Himself. R E G . $ O N L Y $ ' \ hour’a teatlmony. \ Mark ia the eArileat ta point of 229.95 17?.95 / Philip JBayer, counsel for Lala- wrlUng, follows by Matthew, MANCHESTER shuia. eatablished th a t^ e condl- which wa* -wrlttm about 95 AJ>. i AND FREE 220 VOLT WIRING UP TO S2l OaET’SMAvje Luke comes next aM then th* Go*- | /■« NO MUTIN'/ Uona which led police\o believe FET CENTER yowitu—0 Lalathufs wai .urider tha innuence pel according to John. .John dlf- [ THt PCAP nasr «». .» *i— R e g s * /T/g fers from the others In term* .of ids Mala At.—SII-9-427S of liquor might have been hro®S*'^ We Give jlVT Green Steenp* about by other circumsUnces. a hlrtitened-toystlclari. •"<> the use , :Bon(C^ -BY V.T. HAMLIN —Of----- sophisticateddevteea liters A L L E Y OOR Defense Vritnesse* teatifled^toat "It U Incredible to*ri|f the dla- / BY JERRY SIEGEL and OGDEN WHITNEY Lelashuis habitually walk* with' a M/STARS. I NEVER EXPECTB> KNCEIll0RK.>^IAUMefS(O I KEN WINSTON sort of sway and spoke with \.a iiD oiherV lM ier ANYTVW4S UME7>4I6 WHB4 IBEN T HOBOOH' ]AeOOPJOs3«Ml ‘ slurred speech. They seld T»l* «y*X OOP BACK TO THE TZTH CBNIIJRY lOUTU BE 7 6»YaE A+ of weather. , - m m Under croee-examtnatlon. Dr. I l l l R E l i * Nlcholaa Maralalo. who examined Tf HH HO TiD ►IIH ■ *r wsitesf . SWOOVOto'T WOOK OPWGVJRIRV , ^ Uving algae are. fmihd In pools Only LAUNDROMAT Ana ffcam M V0\VLtAV\ TO (MOOVEE. \te ?WftO»«LVT>E%il ■‘V- of hot water in YelloWaton* Rark wherd ■water temperature* art 145 2 3 5 s-.-. ■" I degreda Fahrenheit

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MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD; BIa NCHESTER, CONN., MONDAT. JANIZARY 10, 198B PAGE FIFTEEN aiA N C K E ^ R E V p ^ G HERALD. MANCHE5TBB. CONll« MONljAY. Jj^NUA^^Q,' 1955 PAGE FOUBI^El^

THE 91 to 66 Ct Herald Angle .■X' CoQeg^ Cage Rebel Pass Play Clicks in Senior Bowl Pistons, Widen ^ Hired by University of Tennessee Les in Gobdwin’i 25lPoints R A R L ^ v Y ^ T Western Lead ^^ragCs 136<10 for 15 By Ex-Sailoi:, Littler L^derd Play ooi StTNDAY \ ■*"He c*n (Jo tverythin^. He’sjcjadJr Olh^e•BeRtela Kejitutiky Boast 7^ Ganie Margin Fin*! (Uy. of U>* holicUy we*k- fgr tho pr«» "2^;’ ins Wf> Locals flay Whirlwinds end and it is a pleasant one despite WUDNESPAY Oames; Ed Kovis 22nd Delhtjiil; Daytoii Over Lakers; Boston Ray pamato, local' conslnictlon F i ^ . £ ig h t* U n i No Major f ootball TuCS(day at Verplanck the inDetroit Lions as Manchester without too much stic* Congress. But the* best the local baaeball.and Is gultllag the toriea shattered by Georgia Te0«^ sult—toe port Wayne Ptotons today and Indlcattons were that lN picL cess . Pro footb ^ on teevee kie'a to the Nasslff Arms-in a pinner could- do was runnerup t o ; Albuquerque, Jan. 16 (g>) —* thin to the Rams ia in the worka and will jtrobably be announced he­ Los Angalea. Jan, 10 (A5 — JSx- Central League itame. A capacity Ham Eelcheverry says lie'll sallor Gena Littler, completing his Santarce club of the Puerto will try to pick up the plecea to-^ widened their mhrgin over the ho tanportkat changca would to Manchester . . . 0 l.(K)p has ended for the sessonsjmd whUe Dave yolk, Baltimore cab driver, Rican League after west Sun- Minneapolis Lakers In toe Western nuMle. » ‘ Hartford ...... i.ooK the rain pelts down on the roof. 1 crowd watched the two teams play the winner. The rolling.took placei "Play for Chicago only If or­ The newmpeper aaid .efforts to rsmch Erdeletg for comment were first year aa a profesalonal. night agalnat De Paul. banked the 85,000 first prize In day’e deubtehender. " Division to 7 Mi ganM*- The .Caaetoa’ Itniea Omnmit- Bast Hartford soo Join the boys and watch tXsney- at the Verplanck School gym. The yesterday in Washington, D. C. I dered by the oewt. ^OtkerwlM Tha almost untielievable 69-58 Torrlngton .. > .600 rivals are planning to stage a da- t want to go-%ack to Moatre4l.” one of tha game’s most coveted Mays said yesterday In a tel- While, the Pit tons were'person­ tee hut ' Jveek reemnmended land on teevee, an excellent-\l>ro- High Single 111 | ^ e le i u ' end Preeldent Dan Reeves'of the Lm Angela entpr d*r B0I & piws, the dormer UB. Ama­ la too much for blai. He tha 82-72 defeat of toe mighty to aoeepted. \ ..MONDAY - tal. Hla beat slnite was a 1711 plane to tetara to the UB. Jan. riors the ohly' team falling fur-: Simsbury ...... 167 Rec. Supt. Jimmy Herdic. cele­ of, an unused typewriter. Ginny treal of the , ranadiaa Pro the saluY has already been agreed on. Eddie is going to l/)g in teur oa n p lon from Saw Diego, Duquesne by little St. FYancts of The coaebe* Itove asked that Suffteld ...... 000 Hahley, editor Of the High School score. KeUy’s three five-game | U. ther.back. brating hia first anniversary as League, and with the Clilcago g UiiiTweek to talk about details." _ now pUytog out 6f Palm Springs, Loretto, Pa. Kentucky’s defeat, The di'laion lejMhng ^yneum. the •ntofitutloa ride to relaxed World, was invited to sit , dowm block totals were'681, 685" and 680. .Ibe New. York Oiaato’ star coupled with Comell’e 70-4MI vic­ somewhat. U theto pcoposBl is top kick In the recreation program Volk averaged 140.1 ’per string for Cnrdlnsln of the NaRoaal P l^ pton f e l t ’s reaignatlon as Rams’ coach waa announced W, the .« OaUf., fiiwd a two-under-par 68 Nets dropped a 77-72 .declsipn to One thing that can to aal0^ about and take over the desk and type­ yeiterday to. win the 832,000 Los eenterfleldcr goee Into hie 'final tory over Dartmouth, left Juat one followed, the four-ntonte eeg- In Manchccter, drops by, minus a 2.101 total. feosional FootbaU League. end o^ in. .. tha Milwaukee Hawks yesterday yesterday 'afternoon's Central writer Jvat to "Jot down a few Last year’ji most valnaMe Brd« ract with Navy at 615.000 a year has snothw sea­ s* Angeles Open With an eight-under- week leading the leagiM la bat- major unbeaten team in tha cotm- ment at the end of ^sncli half cigar, to dlscttsa the latest in hls eutltnes.’’ i ^ l e ahe visited, I went A total of 122 of the world's thig, B95; roaa. 5fi: triplee, fi; and saw their .lead over Ik»ton Connecticut Basketball * L e a g u e' planned programs at the .East player In the Canadian Leqgue son to eW terms were drawn up for him after Navys li-o, n . M r 276 for the 72 holes. tty—Auburn. dwindle to one game aa the OSttica when ptoyeis triie Itove been out and shopped for groceries, had best duck pinners competed in the tied for flret In doublee, IS and rMnoved from the game are. al­ contest played before a fine turn­ Side. West Side end Community Y blue ribbon event. First place was says he "Wants to piny for victory almppl in the Sugar Bowl. Erdelata, howiever, hM ar Bay Robinson and Willie Pep tal. Ha won $62.50. Two other ^------Bma major college record of 43 91., And as a reault Georgs 2ftt- prepare for college, . ' ■. Accept a when' Mohtrepi offered me a holes. toe Warriors their second set/ mitttng a ptoyer to get B \cheirs talented array won its sixth Kiwania dinner date at the Coun­ are ihe subjects in A conversaUon ."That’S more than I chipped in held by Mtoit HaU. liack of the v eekend, 80-84. bre4lther or have aa la^ty ex­ with'Dr. Arthur Moran. Robinson tryout, 2. Kentucky bad won 70 consec­ straight CCBL victory, 91 to 66, try Club from Dr. Ray Moszer and "We luit a poor year, win­ all last year," said Littler. Rolling Along Ray Felix’s 23 points and 22 by amined and allowing limited otor the vtsitori who saw their we talk Fordham football. Ray ■tarted on the boxing comeback Football Are Won. utive Southeastern Omferience OBrl Braun were the Ug factors uee of speclalhita each aa eon- trail thlB nlgbt. “ I can recall the ning tw^and toning 14. The Victory Net Surprising games at home since 1939. thrpe-game winning streak coma starred for three years with the wanted to nwttch quar- The Wg check he banked was New York. Jan. 10 (A5 — Bemla to toe Knick’s triumph over toe venkm Mckrts. to an end. Rams when Fordham rated with first -night Robinson fought here Bowden Wyatt, football coach at Arkansas, was hired by hla alma 3. Adolph Rupp’s team had won W an^rs after trailing 52-41 at However, a player who did at the Armory, I was the exam­ terbiickn, hut Conch Oeargn ths largkat ha’s won since turning (Boom Boom) Geotfrion, tearing 129 games in a row on Its home The vtaitors employed a Sons the top teams in the country, end)' Walker stude witR' mater, Univertity of Tennessee, to be* head grid coach' (Jan. 8) suc­ During the ff-Season t - pro laat January. But his victory half-time. , . . not start the quarter would not defento during the cnKre 40 min­ 1P37-3S. Recently Fordham an­ ining phyatcian," Moran said. ;'lt’a, ceeding Harvey Robinson wrho. was fired (Dm . 2) by Tennessee U.'s along at ai'record .pace, threatens court dating back to Jan. 2. 1943, Don Barksdale dro|g>ed in 31 too bad he'Sx trying all over again even though It ' .was mjr cams aa no great aurpriae. Aa an 4) Georgia Tech showed a 2-5 to permitted to re-enter once utes of) play. Aside from the fact nounced that it was abandoning first year. I appreciated thia athletic council. The long expected appointment of Wyatt to a five- amateur he beat the pro* in the to make a runaway of the scoring points when they counted most to has been taken nut. that Nassiffa Ixiested the totter to fight. There o u ^ t to be a law record this season and had beaten to toe Oltic's triuiuph over football because of financial diffir then and still do." year contract reportedly at 815,000 a year was announced by'N . W, New York (NEAl—More thano-hU 20 yei as he skipped Into 1804 San Diego Open and he was race to the National ■ Hockey Kentucky Just once in 29 gamea. The other two chaagee being ■hooters, \Mcriden also could not culties and lack of interest, . . . against it.” RdMnaon. as Ray Rob­ was looking for Max Boydaton, Oklahoma end, leaps )Ugh to neatly snare ^qs* erta, fought and defeated Pep in Etcheverry,. who said - he Dougherty, counnl chairman, after a meeting of the group. (AP anything else, a successful cMlcge | *' second to four PGA' evanu. includ- League. throughout their rivalry. Rochester. eonsidered by the committee cope with '^he home team’a super­ Before sitting with Ray at the din­ Wlrephoto). Fritz Crialer of 'The 24-year-old Montreal. Cana- thrown by Bobby Freeman which netM Jhe South m 25-yard gam -A iMk'ket by I ew Hitch in toe a threa round aniateur bout at the signed the contracts oa a trip football coach la a good organiser,, but ” tog tha United StatM Open. De Paul has an Impressive 9-1 are tb put'some stricter, Uml- ior height advantage. The winners ner board 1 talk "shop” with Bill get paat the *' Littler, to the last threesome to dieh rightwinger acotod two goals record, but so far the-club Is an to Senior Bowl game at Mobile, Ala. (Jan: 6), Dick (3otat (back­ -last two’ seconds assured toe tattons oa the movement of out. rebouhitad their Scrappy op­ Slover. Jimmy Duffy. Orm West Armory many yasra ago. “I ex- to New York last week, han which is a ni'W way of aaying that gn t coach, Hawks their triumph over Syra* aminad both boys that night, too," refused to discuss the reason floleh, knew be had to beat the and assisted on two others last unknown quantity because Its only ground) of Cincinnati, North’s-defensive back, fails to break up play. llarmen to diacourage the ponents. 08 td 44. Kenny Goodwin. and Paul Qroobert. Doc Davla. a he knows ho.-, to go out anJ.bring Looking for ibn son?” 278 posted earlier by the veterqn night as the high-flying French major triumph was over MichMfan South rallied with two long touchdown drives In second half to win, cuse, although Frank Selvy counted "imeker shift," and to permit Ilnky Hohenthiri, Wally 'Wldholm Dartmouth grad, ia still excited the Doc recalled. for which he signed the two th the horses. them sc­ 26 snfi Bob Pettit 19, contracts, and has not disclosed asked a coach wlth'n^ ' Ted Kroll who drew down the men trounced the New York BtgU. 4, 12-6. (AP WirephOto). ’' ^ .______/ . the nee of a three-lach tee la- and Worthy Patterson completely about the Indians recent upset THURSDAY Furman’s 154 Counters No horses, no rate. cent. Hs put hls ar our Rangers 7-1. The Pistons staved off a late dominated the b<)arde. jiu t back from a Flopda vacS' the terms of either document. "" 82.780 second money. H didn't Duquesne, second-ranked to toK* • tM ot the preoMt one-lach win over Connecticut at Storrs. The rharketer huil'der'a actual baffled James, wanted i how . phase the 'jroung golfer, '/.fter a ’ The defending champion Detroit week’s Associated Press poll, be­ Lakers’ jWnd-:p ss deorge Yardley tee oa kickoffs so there won’t InMneaaeNBuaoeea "You know," Doc said, "I didn't tlon. Eddie Adams reporu meet' Chicago officials say they direct working time with the squad t he contributed* 29 poihu. much he weighed and *' putt rolled around the cup and Red Wtoga, aided by Earl (Dutch) hind Kentucky, also mutt pull It-' to BO many short *Mrks. Goodwin, who ehJoyed immenae see the Winning basket. The peo- ing Butch Jordan, former Connec will defend their contract |n the trade eees each Saturday af­ could run the 100? H ow '^er BsHl faf ITtli Seam , Slandlngs Succesa a ^ n a t Meriden’s sone court If necessary. Montreal dropped in for a par on 14 and be Reibel’s three-goal “Hat Trick." self together tonight against Day- tde around me were standing up ticut line coach, while passing New Collegiate Mark ternoon te something like three-!nign school grades? tring. ' my when he caught hls breath. "I ." on 15, Littler came on In regula­ Syracusa ...... '‘•.v- 19 10 -Floyd hit 03.6 per cent of hia tion figures to' post hls 69, match­ Hawka while the third-place To­ FYaneis has broken .even to eight Feller DoesnH Feel Day glanced at the scoreboard." . sponsored a number of Junior ath' Etcheveny for 19S8. ' Greenville, 8. C , Jan. 10 i Most ImportMt Ttane ; was-terrlble in biology and an All- gamea this aeaaon, and lost to Boston*...... /1 7 10 Doc Davis and George French letic teams in town, including the We had all the K'Ck in the world. floor Cleveland Indians, said today ■ Tuesday’s Schedule 114. San Joae. Odlf., 7. 0 Nohrnthal. e 3 ’tseiutger’e living room. Thq hot Michigan State, for example, Furman, dropped to 50 points al he “Doesn’t feel a day older than Feller goes into the 1955 season Schels*, a ...... I .1 • pleasant one with the" family, Cdnnfcttcut Sports Writers Alii' Citadel Saturday night.' more like Dick Groat (former sophomores of 1957 srs being Behind Rtol) to (the list of 102 Laurent, Eddie Masur and Jackie though ba sat out moot of the aec Syracuse at Minneapolis. 0 Elks Get Sixth with a aeatlng capacity of .50.000 10 yeara ago." with a lifetime record cf 262 won 3 Deneen, g ' ...... 1 Yl^ESDAY ance on Jan. 31 at the Statler are ' "We didn’t want to beat anyone Duke University All-America ace). hand-picked now. Just as ths Len cleared something like 8300.000 on and amateurs , who survived Leclair talUed the other Montreal ond half, and 154 lost. Only 11 other major Milwaukee vs. Rochester at F ^ Coach Ted Webster ia in hia 3 Psttersem, g ...... 7 x-x •« Russell Oopcland in his fire distributed to all^who have had Uuit bad, but we couldn't miaa,". He vsaa a one-handed overhand Dawmons, Hubert Bobos and Wads ^opening rqhnda came the vet- goal!/ Here’s how the major conference But, he added Jokingly: Wayne. / 26th year as~ head coach of the '\ Straight Victory Shot' and he hits from anywhere. a losing season. What tnatitntlons league pitchers to this century 10 ToUUs ...... 33 1I-3X *1 truck red car supplies the trans standing orders,/for years. The Alley said of the game which act Mitchells wers grabed in '52. such as Ohio State, Michigan, n'< araavJohnny ButU of Pittsburgh Detroit, only four points behind races shapeup; "I don’t expect to be paid as have won more than 260 games, Boeton at Fort Wayne. / Syracuse University swimming Mtriies <44> porialion this a.m. from the bus event will draw 750 people, plus a naw major and email college rec­ FYank user a soft push." You didn’t have to go past the Notre Dame. Southern California .. .with k 7 2 for 2791fpod for 82.100. the Ctonaditns In second/place, Big Ten-*StrlcUy/ up to the air much as 10 years ago.” Only Games Sch«luleAt'280 ware Wally i^irich with scored its seventh victory against with Purdue the only unbeaten Feller, who was 36 last Nov. 3. four of them to the coming season Standings set by Furman last year agalnat ord. The Paladins lost four of their 0 BerUtens. t ...... *? 00 0 word that Billy Shields. Jr., took of sport. J.oe McCluskey, the all W Pet. eiation’a convention in New York records and larger, stadik is' any­ -- 07 for the final day, and Johnny only one loss this season with Chi­ team to the league after ifiaytog says he doesn't "See why I can’t —Burleigh Grimes, 270; Epps 1 Boehte, ( ...... $ in the Rose Bowl game on New tima traqk great, ii the only Man' little Newberry College, 8.. C. first five gemes, then roared beck, cago. ’ only one game: win a few gamea next*year, the 4 - French, e ...... a Elks ...... 6 1.000 to ate that. Hotel switchboard op­ body’s ' guess. That’s quite a bur­ Palmer, ah(t Doug Fo^d^ltoth with Rlxey, 266; Charlo:! (Red) Ruffing, 3 Zsjsc, g ...... A Year's Day while on a West Coast Chester man ever to be honored . . . Alley’s prise product.' Frank to win tour strelgtit—over NYU, erators were' loaded with calls to den tlie coaching staff carries—di­ Reibel. in hia second year in the Smithem — Richmond In . front way things stack up" and he thinks 273, and Gus Weyhi.*). 265. kla's A Bill's ___ 3 .300 Belvy, now. playing prefeaciodaily Miami, Erskine and The Citadel. 70’e. Each''collected 81.! he may be good for “two or three Successful Widdoes Slfll 3 HcGralh. g ...... f vacstidn . . • St. Mary’s Men’s Catch up on reading the latest .333 Donors, Haselton. Steelton, Beth­ rectly responsible for a six-figure • ' Low amateur honors wettt to league, talUed one goal to each of with a 4-0 mark aa a reault d Ua Wnnts Series Victory 5 FShey. g ...... 5 magaxines which seemed to accu' Man. Cycle Shop . .2 with the Milw aukee HaWks, acorefl Furman set a new team scoring storming 72-07 triumph over George more years.” Club is planning a social program Tom Kelly Man. Auto Parts . .1 .160 lehem and other Pennsylvania business. Eddie -Draper, . Northwest the thrM peilods for hia firat "Hat His ambition to add a World \ on Feb.' 7 and Chalrntan Dav* pmTate 100 points in Uie Newberry game. record two years ago,' 90.2 points, spawning ground*. The New Eng­ Everything happened to Michi­ Trick" In the NHL.- Washington, the heavy favorite. • As in the: past, the figures on Satunday night against The Cita­ then raised that to 91.T last year titliat from Seattfe, with a'TS.i Feller’s contiWct were secret It’s Series victory to his illustrious Turning Out Top Elevens siot* St half lime. 3 « 1 (erchant asks for help in get- uring a long night in my favorite OonneoUcut bowlem were close be land, New Jetoey' and other pro- gan State last autumn, apd the 287, Rudy Migay’B gogl with only Miaaouri Valley—If Wichita can chair. Ma's A Bill’s defeated Manches­ del, Alley turned up a new scoring with Selvy averaging 41.7, another beat Oklahoma A and M for th* a safe guess, they add up to around record )>ook is still with Feller, Nasstffs opened A 17 to 6 (tdw- the World Serieti baseball hind Kelly—Big Federowlcs, Der­ ducUve belts were bcased. ’The staff’s trip to Europe in the-sum­ .ne.aeconda left in the second pe- end he thlnlca the Indians "have a i for the night . . . A lett#r/1o FRIDAY by, with 2,030; Joe Kemls, Torrlng- ter Auto Parta' 47 to S3, and . the star, Darrell Floyd, a six-foot for- major college record. Alley's club Fordham freshmen wers r>'shsd mer of '52 didn’t help. A clinic t. ^ - , tomorrow, the Wheatshockera wUl was a fire-balling first to the bsse- good chance' to win the pennant a five to one lead whan BUI Boehle ,\ Lap' Fonseca in Chicago should One of my fellow scribes is on ton,'2.023.' Elks continued their unbeaten right off the campus. They found for the Army was a fine gMtun;) earhM Ua with the fourth place now hoiking better than 101 T « t Kroll. Brtt)i-iHU. Md.. 7 1 4 » y 4 3 open a twb-gama lead oi?er St. ball's top pay bracket, It has been again in the coming season. rounded.^ 4-Fa. the fabulous Paul sank Meriden’s first twin-pointer Jjrtnf an Immediate reply .On the the wire, Sam Oohan the Bridge — Don Norton of Cheshire, Conn., pace with a 39 to 20 win over the ing his geason average to 84,7 In ouUthat the entire country had libt but nobody was left at home to\ Bruii matter . . . Journey to'Rockville port HeraM. The former Wesleyan nine gamea.. ' points per game. ■ abandoned college fobtball. Witteburfli. Fe.. 704*- Louis. - 1-*- eatimated, ■ liever confirmed, that After he signs hls contract next Brown suffered hls only losing sea­ with 4:26 played in the initial per­ last year's champion, ivaa out of Cycle Shop Saturday morning In beat the brush for klng-slsed stU- Don McKenney got the week. Feller plans to go to Eagle 0 ^ at night where Rockville High basketball playar. who tetryed the money ' with 1,912. Bird Doga Oa Prowl dsnts who can ramble. The result 44-73-37* (83,1001. Bruins oM to a 1-0 leail in the Skyllha—Although Brigham Feller's 'peak salary with the Tribe son when Olilo . State won only iod. The vieitore’ Wg cenUr, vet­ the Y Junior League. Dour fOrd, Klameiha Lake,. N. Y« Young and Utah' are tied with was around 880,000. - River, Wg'. for akettn.: and skii^, eran Jack French waa rested near springs a piajor upset in beating president dr the Elaatern Basket awards totaled 85.500. . , Strategically planted lii hotel was that the freshmrn were not up Tl^KW TO-KiO (81.IO0I. first perioio^^ assists by Real three of,nine games in 1943. * ball League sought Infdrmatlcn on two league victories each, the Utes With a 13-3 record in 19 games then spend 10 days in Florida be ths close of the opening quarter Southington on the basketball Other Wlamers The first game found the rangy Mims-Caatellani Winner May Get lobbies, coachss and UiHr aides to the standard East Lanaing has Johmur F a lm 'r. (hiarlotle, K .C .. 70- (3ievrefils a^VTemtog Maekall. Joining the Navy to 1944, Brown court. It, marited.tbe first time in one of this area's bant baaketball Ma's A Bill's team winning han­ to-tiCtoZ-ss) (n.rooi. stiU figure to win to a hreese. for the American League pennant fore r^mrUng to training camp at after being charged with hie third Other winners from the Nutmeg .watched revolving dcjors closely become accustomed to In more re­ " y Ulrich. Roehrirtrr,' llln n ., 7447- IVicson, Alls. March 1. was succeeded as head coach by years a 'WindJ^yCity five was able players . . . Leave the typewriter dily as Albert Rowe and OiSrlle waiting for husky kids bird dogs cent years, and this-helped aitcount Big Seveiv—Miaiourl still the winners last'year. Feller had little pereonal. ' State included: Fred CulmO, An- ... 3*0 (ii.so»r favorite although it had conaidar- reason to fear a cut. His 1953 rec­ hia backfleld aide, quiet little Car- Enjoying Us beat quarter of the to defeat the doWn'Btatera. Coach at an early hour and head west sonla, 1,993; Ro'.' Lipp. Wethers­ Hunter led the attack. Dav4 Duffy, Shot at Ohon's ,160^Pound Title had been working on for some for the three out of nine campaign , iSm el H rhnt. Erie, Fa . 71-74484>t‘'- Officiate Hall High and Meriden in '54. . •. - .R - t- , * inTfLiwo). , - Larson O able trouble beattog Nebraska 69- ord was 10-7, and the gueaa on his COLLEGE BASKETBALL roU Wlddoea, who came to Ctolum- contest. Meriden, thanks to soma t - Johnny Ca^vari's squad should field. 1,983; Nic'k'Tronsky, New with 18 points, and Phil McGehon time. - OaHoer pickinaon.. 8(. Andrrm, lit. bua alth him from Washington make the B tourney again basketball game' at night and with 13 points, were, best for the Jimmy Breslln, the NEA sports Duffy Dai|gberty and Company 57 Saturlay. Kansas State has last year’s wages was 835,000. . Weekend Scores fine shooting by Ed Zajac, Boehle Britain, 1,907; Ben Kosky, Bridge­ New York, Jan. 10 l/tj Bobo HOCKEY AT A GLANCE ■1, T04S-7O -7M M (3737.501. ahowed clan". "Last year 1 Wes'a. little locky— High of Massillon. and French, outecored the locale. without too much trouble. A wonder how either team aver beat port.' 1,966; Walt Krajewskl, New Auto Parts. writer whose build gently tapers are not going abroad this summer. Eric MtoU/Lo* Anfrlef. t*47-4»-77— Graham in sophoMdr*. . Larry Remkiewlex. Manchester . . . BUI McOooey, Olson's, next defense of hia middle­ outward from widish shoulders, ap­ Thero are more exciting things 333 ( f m -s o i X Pacific Coast—Southern Call-' the year before a little u'Jiliscky,” -East. With the same Imnch Browh had 26 to 22, to tha second period and Haven. 1,952; Wheir:^ Glansantu, Finish Strong weight'tiUe may be made against Suadsy’ajteiNilts 3 Bob .lualiarihxfiafi Francleco. 71-71-4*- famia appears to have it again. The Feller said. "It all averages out.’' ' In '48, plus 'Les .Horvath and the Naasiffi' 12-potot lead was shaved is Just what the doctor ordered baaeball pitcher with Hamilton HsirtfOrd, 1.M6: Joe Mougin, Tor- parently was in a youngish mbod, to do .and 84« In places like New )•• T1-4U (|Tn.60)./ St. Francis (Pa) 82. Duquesne and the New London Electric Boat The second game was battled Nattoaal l^ g u e C *ty lilddlroi(f.\Klameaha Lake, N. Trojans whipped <3ahforala 81-65. Wants To Continue upcoming freahmen, the almost to­ to eight at halfUme, 89-31. to'make the team click . . Ed rington, 1.939; Bill Dente, Water- on even term*, for three quarters ths Winner of. the Holly Mims- looked a bit mors peagreenlsh'than Kensington, Pa. Honolulu, Jan, 10 (JI5-/!Quh(rter- 72. .jffle Rosmarin, former New Britain is now on the Bristol -faculty sj>d Montreal 7, New York 1. T ., 71-44-71-71-383 (8787.50). • back Paul Larson of (Tallforala hitting 75 per qent of Uw-ir field Hank Oreenberb (Cleveland Gen­ Dayton 59. VlUanova 52, tally unknown Widdoes bagged Not to be denied and finding It burr. 1,934. and' it looked as though the' Cycle Rocky fl^tellani bout at Cleve­ BIIIt lU x v e ll. O d r ^ . T rx .. 71-71-47- go4(l attempts to the first 20 mini much aimpler to crack Meriden'a Teachers College court standout, la aaiiatant coach in baseball and Toronto 1, Boston 1 (Tit). / 74-318 (8*001. outp4Msed Cleveland’s Otto Gr) eral Manager, agrees Feller "Will L * ^ le 102, Brandeis 50. nine straigt)! to be elected Odach- Paul Biwwa Carroll WMdoea basketball. BUI scouted the gkm( Block prise winners included Shop- would, hand the Elks their land Wednesday. Detroit-0. <%icago 2. . . Jay Hebert. Long lilaiiil. N.Y.. 70-70- utes. have two' or three more good of-the-Year.,The.next fall, '45. the sone. the victors had Uttle difficulty V Is now taking up refereeing Harry Peters, Bristol, 696, and ■haiic to lead the College All-Stars'’ (?aniaiua 78, SL Joaeph'a (Pa) 08 \"Best cdllege basketball player . . . Although Meriden won. Coach first loss of the seasdn. However, Jim Norris. President of the In­ Ameneaa League . Ooraell, Penn Favored yeara” because he is "different Wlddoea-drllled BU^keyee cotoed outscoring the "Silver O ty ijutoUt, / ' Jack White, New Haven, 1^7. Phil Plheo. ’Cyclist center, who Poiv^erfiil Tankers Open 1 *^iriM5ie}fi2?*Groa»li>ger. N Y.. 7*44- to a 3S-1S victory over the Hawaii —OnmeU. with 4-0, and Penn Seton HaU 84, Baltimore Loyola sity as head man to '49 and haa Tve seen this year Is 81 Grwn of Floyd Brackley ia looking forward ternational Boxing Ciqb, said the Buffalo 7, Cleveland 3. / 70-73—348(14041. from other players in the sense ■even of nine, losing to only Pur- 52' to 35 In the eecqhd half. After had controlled both boards for All Stars to toe 9th Hula Bowl abould battle it out for 71. ■ . yet to have a losing aeaaon there, Duquesne." Eddie told the .writer. to next year wfien saveral fine wlnner'of Uila match, aa well as Pittsburgh 4, Providence 2. . . Ed r e r s c T m . Loola. M o.. 73-70-70-73 yeatarday. that he wants to continue." Fordham 71, Rutgers 65. dtw and Michigan. . thelf poor first half shiMttog in an4 Mg—sophomores will move up Weaver, Broyles three, periods.' fouled out late in Joey Oiardello and Charley Hiimez Baatera League \ — 344 l83M.3ai- ^ the "When your heart ia in it, you Widdoes couldn't to faulted on a winning eix of nine for the last which they hit on only 16 of their With Win over Portland a 73-4fi-4*’7* Diaplaytog fine field generalahip, -Texan Christian, the CorneU 70. Dartmouth 00. 52 shots' from the field, Nfisslffa I from the Jayvees . . . Son Dean the third quarter, and that was would be considered. (^son will New Haven 5, Baltiraore 2. *- Larson mixed his passes deftly manage to keep going,’: Greenberg single count, got along with every­ four emueoutlva years with a the gamp as 'the' sharp-shPoUng Monday’s Schedule choice, find Southern Ijletbodlst, explained. "So many players now­ Harvard 59, Brown 55. ■ , retallgted with a brilliant 22 of ' made the trip and had a seat on Seek Vacant Job put the title on the line once more Tbramy BoK. Houalon. T ex.. 73-70-71 with toe sharp running of Col­ Columbia 72, Yale 50. body, yet. to one of the itrangaat couple at ties. /■ the bench next to the' winning Elks immediately opened up a safe No games achsduled Hi* any 71-344 (I3M.3S1. the llketjromnner-up, n>e«t Satur- adays thir.k about quitting when 42 tries to the final 30 minutes of before 'fiia propoeed match with By FAT BULDUC IJoyJ Manerum. Nllee.'Ill.. 74-70-70-70 orado fuUbhck Carroll Hardy for Penn Stats 84, Navy 04. moves to football history, re­ team. I told him he knew where margin^o win their Sixth straight league. r The popular swimming mentpr dSy- ■ X , ' they get to be 34 or 35. They loee Ohio- Univereity of the Mid­ play. Goodwin with 10 polnU. Pat- light heavy champ Archie Moore. "Proapaeta for a succeaMul aea- ; gEve most of hfs reserves a chalice ' —3M (*3S*,*61. acorba 'to every period, including Niagara 85, S t Bonaventure 01. quested that he be demoted back COMPLETE to alt but ihe tdmltled, "I didn't Little Rock) Ark., Jan. 10 (iP)— game. Saturday's ResnlM • ' .Art Wall. Jr., Porono Manor. Pa.. 73- Atlantic Co m —North Carolina their enthusiasm when they begin to an aasUtant. Everybody who American Gbnfersnca plays semi- Arion vrith 15 and„Tilly Duboao Texas Tech's DeWitt Weaver and Mlma-Cactellani (Ca:S-TV) is a Natloaal League *»-73.71-3M- a mee(* He %(- BHelley Ma.rfleM Ohlcopee. M aiu.. 73- Laraon- connected with 9 of IS knows a football frojn a aquaah ; ‘ ■SATURDAY Frank Broylee. Georgia Tech toss up, ■ 6 to 5 and take your Boston 1. Montreal 1 (Tie),’ try, faces a couplhof toughies in ahows on th* field. Teller always Seaton Unlv. 78, Army 70 Ml tackloc such a* Miami and ■harpahooters liK the final .half. RADIATOR Clyde Rlcltarda and .Bill Hearn pick. Caatellani dropped Olson lanek. stated Saturday afternoon, , »hd use hU crack 12(^yard mbdiey - Tl-71-70-344.314. (m g ____5). passes for 200 yarifa. Graham, (overtime). was shucked ' Widdoes had bad XaVler of Ohio and occasionally Favoral'Ie reports on ice skat backfleld coach, are. among candi­ seven apieceXfor the Elks. Plneo Toronto 3i_New York 0,, Jsck.neckj5»eii(w rt. lows. 71-73-71- Maryland and WaMt Forest thin will give 100 per cent effort.’' nothing'hut success and here, he Patterson, after being held to threa AUg. 20'but lost ths declMon> in a after 'watefatog hls High tankers | relay trio against 'Portland^'WtUi >' 46—*84 fSHS.25). who led the Cleveland Browns ^ Hely Croat 102, Boston < ^ ege Sltootii and ancinnati. The Bobcats toarkera to the first half, rebound­ Injf at Center .Springs Annex and dates for the head football coaerh- and Dennis tuptser were best for Detroit 1, CSiicajra 0. ’ wmJl No other active 'Amnican wea backing up. ing Job at the University of Ar­ 15-round championship match. Americaa League capture an easy victory over Port-1 the.posaibUity that they mt0ht liet Loulmrine, Tl.Ti-734*—3*4 the Natlonsl FootbaU League Pro­ Southeastern'— Kentii^y'a de­ League player can matrii the 03. played Harvard the laat two fall* ed with a perfect alx-for-slx from SERVICE Charter Oak Park were received the CTycle-Shop\ land High. "We’ve lost two out- {-a new school record. TIMI s p ^ y . _ "The fellow Just couldn’t stam) from Park Supt, Horace Murphey kansas. Mims Hasn’t lost sines 1962 'sd- Herahcy 6, Buffalo 4. '.f* p ow totsE er. Ortaboms CUr, 44-74-7> fessional championship, hit 17 of feat atUhnhamU of Geclgte Veto length of Feller's stay in baaebstll’n Notre Dame 98. NYU 74. "I have the same type' of boy the field to the last Uvo'perioda. thpugh he was held tp. a drgw by standing performers. Curtis I threesome, Onrge Dormer, Tommy n -*(» <8*»). 31 f6r 190 yards and two touch­ does not necasasrily cowHoate big time, although eight men now tho pressure." wae the general . coached at Ohio State,” said Wid- vGoodwln Outstanding and I accept Inrite to try out. the Those names were the only ones I - F. PH 'PittsburcTh 4, caeveland 2. opinion, end Widdoes let IJ, go at mentioned by Arkansas officials I (rNfil. ( .... IS Bobby Dykek June 30. Springfield 3. Provlde;ice 1. Wright and John Moteyka (both ' Smith and Sal Squatrito, covered Jlmn>« Clxrli. t.»cuns ■ BesCIi, Csllf. downs. matters. 'The Wlldcatn still Woiald listed on rcstera are older to years. WHOA t h e r e does, in New York for tiM Natioilai Popular Grodwir played hls Ice. . .•■. Before I do.'hoWever,. I have decided to attend prep the distance in 1:06.1 ‘!^ey srtab- „ 70-70-75-73—SM (53301. — that. ' , — after they, huddled more than two'i * (Ml - Garcia impressive Eastern Laagne /. T»m Boucha. WalU Walla. Waah. 76. Hardy cracked the,line for 138 vrin it With ease. The eldest to Ellis Kinder, 40. Collegiate AthleUc AaeociaUcn finest game -of the season aa he • CLEANING meet up with' Jack Sanson, back Rtchardt. IS .7 school), but we )isve the nucleus llshSd the school recorti in 1953 Paul Bixler to'itrn. E ...... weight from Los Angeles,' is 'Uie' o f “S'fBtr'sqaad;'~altlKHigh"hindt-“j •wttir-their time of 1;0TS— ^------; ■ "P*ca Mavar. Fri('isUil g, *FI . 75- U]mea tor an average of 47 yards. U off .and roUfiig toWard Ua third for the Rad (Sox last season. riiem icif that aIo\vs up growing Asked If he would accept a Joh he had no peer as 'a rqbounijer. •REPAIRING ncas. Jack looked the picture of . -(Sinton 7, Baltic lore 2. . l*-'73-73-35S (8330). under him and for two more cam- health aa he strolled down Main ping plans for the hunt for Bow­ Moibardi. g ...... choice over Bobby, Ball of Youngs- capped by the - lack of sufficient ! * Sollanek was Impressed' by Dom. , . Jlmmr I>iiiara«. KUmrsha Lakr. K. Sports writers and’ radio . an­ x-tralght conference title. Five of the eight are ,36—Just a grass haa been developed by the at a college all out for football, Moat of Wa scores were via one- Twrrdy. ■ ...... i.,. IS practice sessioiM." !-8quatrito’s diving *core In Satur- in ^ u t palgna with Wes Feeler in charge. Street. . . . My best girl an^ sons den Wyatt's successor. . WQjnrrnwici, g ...... itown, Ohio, in the 10-round feature » Y ., 49-78-73.70-3W1 (*3J0).t nouncers selected' him aa the few months older than Feller: Ted Sports Turf Reaearch Jngtituta Wlddoee replied to the affirmative handed set shoU and-driving lay­ 1 . Art Dncrlna. Clndmiatl. 73-71-71-73— Widdoes went to Ohio Univer •RECORING Reed and Dean Join me for nearly, Job Vacated {Saturday at Brooklyn’! Eastern’'' Parkway Few people are aware of the ( day’s meet. The pla<;e-Mcklng spe- game's outstanding coUeglata 1 Williams, who has (umojuiced his here. . "If the eet-up wae right, al­ ups. He wae also instrumental in ...... IS 7-14 3* Aubiirii^s Freeman dtfficulty the Indians enedunter ciaUst on the football team was , 8*4 (8145). two hours of akatlng at.Cbarter ■Wyatt) who lifted the Rasof- To«»l« tonight (ABO-TV). • -1 OiJck Harbart NorthvllU. Mich.. 74- player. Cornell and Penn though I' am extremely happy at setting up numerous scoring op­ Oak. The ice was fair to good. . backs from the' depths of. tim Cycle. aK*S (34t Garcia, No. .4 among the 126- trying to gel enough practice at credited with a winning 42.4 score. a-i 7b4»-71^1*4 <81451. Dree Sel e t efi MVF Ohio University.” portunities for ha teammates, and Prompt sofvlre for all makes R. F, Pl». t| ie East' Side ReC’s indoor- pool. The record is 49,3 ort by Roger . _Earl Stawart. Jr.. Dallas 7843-74-71— Watch Bob Cousy anCI Co. give Southwest Con^cjciice__ lii- the ..J4- - I S U pQUhdera after victorlea-oqer Car- Top BoWl Player 914 (4145). ' ‘the valuable player award lor Ctiatting with the totally along with' Patterson .and Wtd-— la our sjp^clally staffed ,radia-* I Philadelphia a lesson ' in basket- championship in two ycara/va­ Tully, f melo Costa and Gene Smith, has With the cvirent double sessions Therrien in 1952. Fred Wampirr, Indtanapoltx. 74-73-70- Hawallans for the second straight Main Ivy Threats Georgia Tech Celebrates Victory over Kentucky obtn'slve 'Wlddoea. you anrertato holm, blocked many Meriden shots. Harvey f St Manchester High the pool U Praise* Aader*an 70-3*4 (144). that It wasn't preaeure at all that Pattersoii, Dubose and. Wldholm lor repair department. ‘ ball on teevee in the afternoon. ... cated the Job Saturday to become Piiien. r , . won 21 of 27 starts and Impressed , ^Paul McGuire. Wichita. Ka«...75-71-70- year went to halfback Sklppy It's quite a basket'oall day as the head football coBoth Bruce Anderson’s winning time, E ^ r, U.S. Marina private who prompted him to etep^ dmnn at netted 18, 10 and 15 poinU, re­ bming .men with hls class. islons, and at night Uie Rec )iaa 20:4, In tow 40-yard free style also * 70-38* (4145). Hew York, Jan. 10 (F)-Tt looks famUy Joins me af-night at the athletic director' at his alma I'nvfi-g CoBstanco Fevered Paul Brown said the. South team B ^ H airU. Ban Jose. Clalir., 71-70-71- formerly played with JLos Angeles Ohio SUta. spectively, for ghe CCBL leaders.. UConn Field House for the Rhode mater, the-University of Tenn«fr- Anialdl. a Its own awimmlng program. As of came in for a li.ttie praise from his> (S iw ). Ilka CtorneU ahd Pennaylvanla right ^ Oaught detwoen Factors Four visiting players also taUled Bird. Hector Constance, - the Trinidqd did the thtoga ttiey could do beet now the Indiana use the pool from coach. "That's fairly good time," . Frad Hium. Jr„ ifew Orleaiu, 73-73-71- City CtoUega down to the alre for the 1954-55 Island-ConnecUcut game, won . by see where Harvey Robinson was 70-30* JI46). „ Dyer, 170-pound' Negro half­ Wlddoes,^ now 51. simply was double-flgiirea ..led by French and BEAUPRE 4-13 M boxer who "came along for the —and they kept doing. them" to noon until 12:45 and again In .the Sollanek pointed out. "The school Ivy League basketball (toampion- the Hurkiea. A standing room only fired after a poor season. ' | 'foUla„i«i» ...... I'i lide" with Yolande Pompey and Fata Flirmlna. St Charles HI., 73-T*. back, broke away on a second pe­ caught bqtweeh the ambitious (Biio diminutive Norb Fahey, each with Score SI half<&clea. outscoring his NorUietners 12-0 eveniqg from five to six o’clock. record Is 19:2 and was eatablished *»-73—» (S43). ' _ ship. Statie alumni and Paul Bfown. 14. l^ a c and Boehle both had 13, crowd ivatched Connecticut come Athletic director John Barnhill remained to make the top 10 In Jim Farriar. North Holl)-wood, 73-73- riod kickoff for 60 yards and / back strong |o win going away'. declined to comment after the after three lean rebel yeisrs in the Not RBongii T^me by Wright in 1953." Cornell’s defending cham|>lona There were many factors," he • Reserve Pinky ■ Hohenthal con­ MOTORS Ma's sal KH's the rankings while Pompey went “We had 60 )>^s out for the Laat serSon the locals .ended In * * -7 3 -3 *7 (*431. _ payed the way for HawaU'a first brought their record to 4-0 Sat­ Several hundred were unable, to meeting. But William Good, as- F. n*. Senior Bowl. ■ (Tharlei Sifford. Loe* Anselee. 73-*h touchdown. Once he liauied down explained. "Paul didn't leave ui.dier tinues to impress to lita siMt-ahow. ’ Incorporated (Ml (V home, tops the St. Nicholas Arena team thia jrear," Sollanek ' ezr a three-way tie with Windham and 74-73-387 (843). _ urday night by knocking Dart- happy rireuwatancea, yoi-.’U toga. Playing only to - the Second get into the Field House. . . . Silk fistanl to the university pieaident, Johnium. 1 Browm, coach of the Cleveland Ralnh Blomoiilsl, Glendale, Calif.. 73- end Jim Hanlfan of CaUfomia Hunter. I show (Dumopt-Tyj against Chica­ plained, "but we’re down' to 40: Meriden fir CCIL'hondrs. Sollanek month out of the unbeaten ranks and fourth quarters he managed 3SS EAST CENTER ST. Towners spotted Included Wslly adm|tt-quarterback The Proa included Loa Angeles faatin0 Princeton 83-75 at Phila­ Leo Diana. . k prospects.," C aevex Dave Leggett of Ohio State, each )>oy, Wa’ie all looking for­ quick to remind that he expects of the'lain and unlamented AH final period- proved' a Vital factor t ... * i Ponipey-Moaea Ward bout at CW- ward, to our naw faciUtiee at'the his touglieat competition to coiqe METROPOLITAN end Elroy Hirsch, Detroit tMkIe delphia. American Conference 'when ■ he aa Naaaiffe outscored the losers, 25 Pnr. g - cago lu t July. Constance is the pierced the powerful South line new high achool. Also we will hs'/e from Weterbury Sacred Heart, r REVOLVER LRAOUE Charlaa A ne;' Washington gfiard PUy Yale Friday rirrROD. I for an"80-yard -touchdown drive in coulil get no a eurance that he toTo. favorite 9 to S. more apace to allow apectatora to perennial state champions,. In toe Jim Clark and Cleveland i Uckla The Big Red traveU to New would become the'Ohio State ath' Whirlwinds Here Tneadny TMaU ...... J1 B-l« 47 DuiUo Lot o f Italy, the Euro­ the second quarter of Saturday’s 'Watch raany of our meets." Windsor - Lou Groza. ' Haven on Friday to ptay Yale Tuesday night at the Verplanck Nasrhetler Aeta FaH« (HI game. w.1th Leggett scoring from State League. 1 letlc director. ,, B. F. Pt». pean lightweight champ, makes Prouty ...... < - • After the game the Proa and on Saturday plays Columbia SchiMl, Nassiffa meet the New SBB YOUR AUANTIC DBAUR one foot out. Brown t

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\ lUKCBSmR fevi HERALD. MANCHESTER. C0NN« MONDAY. JANUARY 10, 196$ PAGE ssvEirnaac MANCHESTER B O N IN G HERALD, BIANCHESTER,^ CONN, MONDAY, JANUARY 10, 1968 MOB mXTEliN Honics For: oosm H o o sm For 8nl* 7$ Coupt'^intinU cs H For Suit 72 e « Heart apd Help a Heart EAST HARTFORD — Three bed- CUSTOM BUILT ranch, brand'ntrw,. AntoM^iUai for Bah 4 I RoaiacM S«^icw O ffeM IS CARNIVAL BY DICK TURjNBB, Podltiy and SupfRleB 43 HooseboM Goods 51 Apsrtntentik—fis t* — n e w FIVB ROOM central- Bad Check Cdse - ' I I t h i s Tenements $3 ly located near I, bus shop- rooih ranch, almost new. Low tax on an oUtatanding comer lot! m t cHgvnoLgr gm iilni aMu. rURNlTURB- Repair Sarvica: BROAD BtUPAStaS^ Bronu tur- j a m u a r t c l e a r a n c e - ping. Twin site ims, 30 foot rate. Under 818,000. 348 Burke St., Block froin new Buckley School, radio, beater, motor «. jmpletolx Compteta rapaUIng, .wtiniabing, keys. Fresh, froaei^ lo to 85 on all our stock of furniture and DISTINCTIVE 8 room heated with 19 foot or.call.owner JA, 84033. 8 bedroonu, oversize living room A rrest^ yeeterdey. charged Claslifiell overitettled, i0{ new parte, rla(a, raatortate on all t y i^ of furniture. pounds, 81cIc poun(pound. Schaub's Tur apartment, completely fumimcd. ilnen Formic II*, any worn- and dream kitchen. FUU base­ aQpUancoa. Excellent aeleetlon to ment. Chrysler Air Temp heat. with fraudulent iMue of checka pteten plm, etc. Dougtu Motora,[ ZigmunilUnd Oosda, Wmiartir key Farm,, 188 Hlli list own Road. ''{^ ooae from. Private entrances. No pets. Suit­ an’a delight, feet of walk MANCHESTER ass Main. o< Watktna Broa. ~ s-Tua. able 8 adults. References. Apply in, lighM ceramic , tUe .Features walk-ln cloaets and. car U-m and released under ll.CKM bond, a FURNITURE ‘ 29t'Autulnn St. bath, bookcases in Uvlng Six Room Ranch. One .^Sap port. Jarvis Realty Co.» 80$,Cen-* Hartford jnaq had hls*'eaae con­ Articles Pbr Sale 46 SALES I4M7 CHEVROLET Stylamaitar, FURNITURE RaflntabtiDg, antiqua WPT. 7 room. lament' "and garage. ter m. Call Mancheater 5(L!.S>41i3 tinued until Jan. 23 in Town Court CLASSIFIED ADVT. two^door. radio, baatar. In axcal* fUnUtura a specialty, chairs caned Manchester Green FIRST FLOOR, four large maci- old situated on corner lot. All or evenlnge 50. 8-7847. ^ FIOTAJ. AMD BiniUi-fkMrona port­ For lUnent ^ail Ml- 04498. this morning. ' DEPT. HOURS Idnt condition, 13WS. S o money and fushad. Anaoa F. 'Diorp - Hours: 10 to 5—-7:30 to 9 ous rooms, completely /eoeco- rooma plaster^^ed, tile bath, full Ted O. Fritchel. ,36, operator of 'iliRi. Douglaa Motora, SSS Main Pbona Mltcbalt 947». able and atiadard typowrltara rata4,'heat and hot water,. Park­ ‘^-Ranch six rooms, FIVE YEAH OLD CSM Cod. 8:18 A.M . U>4:S0P. IL^ AH makas of adding mochlnaa basement. Priced at $13,600. BreOseway and atteched garage, a body repair ecrvlce in New York, KENMORB AUTplUTlC wariier. ing available. Rent 880 month. hot 'Water oU, fireplace, ording to police, wee picked up UN<;R,EUM AND Ule liiataUaUons, sold or ranted. Ropairs on all Excellent oontttioin, 840. Diamond References. C ^ 50. 0-7080.. H. G, Bomhelm Realty, Veteran can purchase with In fine Manchester reeldential sec- m i-40 OLDER Ghevroleta, Boada fibors, counters and wails. Qual­ •nohoa. Mar)Oir*a. Shrine pin, half original coat, MI. tion. 'SOven.roome, full basement. on V-wgirant issued by Manches­ COPY CLOSING TIME 04088, Mr. Leonard, 50. ter autnOriUto.- other good tranapoitetlon. Good ity service since 1945. John Krin- 8-0838. CENTRAL THREE rooms, furn­ 119. $700 down, Lot 78 X 160. Immediate occupan­ FOR CLASSIFIED ADVT. croiUt enablea ua to aecapt IS jak.. MI. ,3-8109. WOOLEN REMNANTS and rug ished. Ail utUiUas. Bus line. New­ cy. Jarvlt Realty Co., €54 Center Police saiaM.had issued a check 1951 MON. THRU FRI. down. Oooglaa Voters, SSS Main ! ■ ' j' -■■■■■ stripa for braiding and hooking. BARGAINS In new and used appu-. ington, MO. 0-8808. St. Call Mancheater 50. 8-4113, to a local man inpayment for serv­ Jen’ a Rug Ihop, 88 Talcott Ava., _ RENT FREE In this deslr- T. J. CROCKETT, Broker ices. He‘ was turned'Sov^ to'the ‘ 7 lO-JO A. M. anccs. Terms and trades. James OMe S-tamlly flat. $170 month in­ evenlnge 50: 8-7847. HonsehoM - Servtees' Rockville, Coon. Phone 84706. A. Woods Appliances, MB Center custody of Patrolmtn RoherL/^r- SATURDAY 9 A. H . BEFORE TOO Buy a uaad car com e from two three-room, apart! Phone: Office MI-3-5416 MOVE. RIGHT IN to thie apoUesa, ebtte for return to ktanchest^ PACKARD ______O ffe re d 18-A St. MI. 9-1918. Business LiietUMHi menu. Possible 8108 per month i-Do«ir. Radio, heater, antonwM Saa Gorman Motbr Sales. Buiub kC^CHESTER Bargain Canter, 64 MauUfUlly. decorated 8 months ter-his arrest by Hertford polioer ^ ooopntATiuN w ax Sales and Bervloa, 38S Mam WEAVUfO o f bums, moth holes 721 Main St-, la going mit of busl- FRANK’S IS Buying and aOUlng For Rent for upotalrs 6'A rooms. New Residence MI-9-7751 old Cape God. Six rooms (3 unfln. Inveatlgetlon ofvtho matter le con-> Very cleoa. OnaraatoeiL and tom clothing, hoiaery runs, neaa. Store for r«nt, flxtuioa for good used /umltura. and antiqnear Storms and screena, new oil fired ished), located at 365 WOet Canter tlnuing, , V BB ATPUKaATED atraeL MltcbaU 9-4B7L Open ava- FOUR ROQM Office suite, axcal- ateapi furnace. Convenient to bus nlnga. handbags repaired. Upper r sale. Men’a clothing, AirpJahings I have a large atock on hand. MI. MANCHESTER —Six room ranch, Street. Convenient to transporta­ $175 afid shoes being sold at 50 or 80 94880, 430 Laka St. lent decor, 'Complete facUltloo, and ^ shopping center. Asking attached garage, comer lot,. q)Ut tion, schools and church. Hot " " " ■ \ Dial MI-3-5121 placement, umbralloa repaired, $ , . For further details call men's shirt collars reversed and cents On tha dollar. Hundreds of ..OtriOt and rear parking, m o ^ 18 000 rail fence,' oeranilc tile bath, water oil heat. Basement garage. DOWN 1948 DODGE club Coupe two- ^auper buys to clean out the store 11 CU. FT. PHUXX) .refrigerator, ate rental. 50. 8-1880 or W . ACB Realty. MI. 9-2882. amesite drive, combination win­ Nothing ilka this available in Man­ replaced. Marlow's Little Mend- —Conte look and buy. Men’s like new. Must be 4eaq to b# ap­ 3-8080. *ns door.. MI. 9-779T after 6 p.m. mg Shop. dows and screens: Sensibly priced chester today. Jal-vls Realty (Jo., Local Stocks gabqrdine tport and flannoi shiria, preciated.-MI. 3-7388. MANCHESTER — New six room at $15,500. A, RTwilkle and 0>. e04 Outer St. CaU Manchester 50. Lost Po—<1 I dHEVROLET 1951 - Bel-Atre de­ 81.78 each, 3 for 88.50. Men’s 18.05 ROOM. SUITABLE tor ofUce, ranch, .on large lot. Full base­ 50. 9-4889. FLAT FINISH Holland window cated in Uie Odd FcUoWa Buili . 8-4113, JSyenings 5U. 8-7847. luxe, tutona, grey, radio, heater. shades, mode to measure. All tbardine trousera, 88.95 pr. ment, tile bath, Youngstown l o s t t h a t faeUng U Privately owned. Mileage 25,000. Sen’a jackaU, values to 820, clos­ NEW HOME treadle aew h ^ at the Center. Inquire, C. g kitchen. Attached garage with NEAT AS A Pin , five rooms and CAPE (X)D—Six rooms finished. OafeoMi k Middlehraeh. you haven't tried at tha metal Venetian blinds at a new chine, $8. Call MI. 9-1184. Roberta, Jr._ Phone 50. 8-8388. amesite drive. Located on Green­ J 9 to- ortoae .Ehccellent condition, exceptional low price. Keys made while you ing out at 87.80 and 88.0b aacb. breakfast nook, all on one floor, Near achooi. stores and bus, EX' \ Roaemont Rastaui >uta >5, buy. MI. 3-8912. .Men's Army and Navy oxfords, wood Drive adjacent to new Ver< storm windows, screens, garsge, elusive, .Oaston Realty. 50. BaokStaena 1 9 5 1 Bolton, Receptions juets, OT' wait Marh>w*a WESTINOHOUSE Refrigerator, to' CHA5fBER DF G ^m erca BuUd- non-LydaU'Street School. Builder M.OO values, 84.90 pr. Work hose, Ing, ISO B. Center. Large front ol- large trees, quiet established 9-5781, 50. 9-7488. gianlsatlon dinners itad. For i v n . for 81- Men’a work trousers, excellent condition, -^$85; Mr. will consider taking your present street. Only $13,800. Carlton W. flrat National Bi__ reservations contact - rlia or Aato Acccssonca—-liras 6 FORMICA COUNTER tops. Uno- 8-0678. flceg, Private^vatories. Unlimit­ of Mancheater...... M gg leum, plastic wall tile. Asphalt, values, 3 for $8. Men's reg. home in trsde. Selling price is Hutchins. 50. t-8183f «-4<94. Maria Cole. MI. a-4SSe " now 138.00. ed parking..,^mmediata occupan­ $18>800. Occupancy within 30 days; Suburban For Sale 75 Hartford National ■ STUDEBAKER / rubber, Vinyl, cork' tile. Ihe TUe cy, Raaso^blt, Phone 50. 9-9779. Bank and Trust Co. 32 / 34 V-8 Sedan. WINTER TIRES Shop. Ml. 9-2865. Bucklmd. 14 CU FT. Upright freeMr. WUl To Inspect call T. J.- a Crockett, BENTON. STREET — Excellent FOUND— New pigskin g*9Ve at COOKERS! 18 pt. CS' Broker. 50. 8-5418 or residence ANDOVER—For $10,600. Cepe Cod Conn. Bank and Buy one, get one half price, sacrifice. MI. 8-5315. SMALL sisiATBb store on Xiqile large aix rootn colonial, garage with 5 finished rooma. fireplace, Center Springs Annex. Call MI. paclty.^canning Jars. Bush hook 50. 8-7781. baaemSnt, oU steam heat, fire- Trust Co...... 88 73 S-SS45. . plus tax. /near. Main, Apply Edward oil heat, large lot. Other extras. $145 * BnildliiK->GontnctioE--14: sickle, 3-man saw, axes, grub hoe, AIRWAY Sanitlsor vacuum clean­ U, l0QB_Main St. Ml. S-8UT. place, extriia. Only415jlOO. H. O Manchester Trust .y , 60 . 65 b u d g e t c e n t e r metal fente posts. MI. 8-7184. - d BOWERS SCH(X)L Area. Large 6- Owner treriferred out of state; FOUND-A pteca whera you er. Recent awlvel t(9 model,~$35, Bomhelm'Realty. BU. 8-0989 any Immediate occupancy. Alica Fir* Insmoeo^^aiMaiae ^ewN^ . secure a complete line of Uil 91 Center Street CABINET MAKING—W) also do JA. 5-1583. jo o m ranch. 8 twin size oedfooma, time. Aetna Fire 70 , 74' TWO PAIRSXajria’ white figure ftreplacs, plsstered wOUt, oil hot Clempet, Realtor. Phont 50. Hartford W iroX ...... 100 200 yams and accessories, -fam^ SERVICE CENTER all types of carpeptry work, re­ 188* »***■>**—■> t h r e e r o o m office on ground 9-4543. modeling, alterations, etc. Good akatea. BothXalse S. Call MI. water heat. ceUar, amesite drive, SEVEN ROOM Cape (Md, breete- NaUonal F ir » '...... 68 102 goods,i embroidery mttons a™ ' 4S6 Center Street 3-8083. ' floor. Center^'of town. 5Q. 94238. threads at Tour Tam .workmanship, and reosonabla **Th«y'vs got anotiwr grast step ssva tr in th s o th tr i near hut. Cnly $14 au). Carlton W. way ahd garage, fireplac*, hot VERNbN-Six room epUt level, eU Phoenix / / „ ...... 88 93 Musical Instrunonts S3 TWO STORES near Main Street. Shop, 80 Cottage St. Phono MI. B ATtB Rini - .5 0 % oil. Square rntao. Eatlmatea giadly given. . s bteyclal KELVINATOR Hutchins. 50. 84183. 9-4894. water heat. Terraced lawn, ' heat, three bedroome, fireplace, Lite And InUeaealty Ine. Ooe. CaU Dick at PL 34995 or John at Suitable tor small buslnesa or of­ shaded lot. Beautiful setting. Only insulated, large lot, beautiful view, Aetna Life . . . r ...... 106 176 ______. type aa low aaBAOO ax., long, er, full Sis# bed YOU CAN Sava hard-eariied money fices. Hasted. 50. 8-1890, 5d. ifive room ranch, Ule bath, oil gr.as. Written guarantee. SS Ml. 84789. away bed comple on a spinet piano. Here’s how: $14,900.\ (Miiton W. Hutchins. ML ameaite drive, basement,- ga- Aetna (Jasuaity . . . . . 183 193 FOUND j — Black, ihale Cocker 9-9004. .. heat near Mancheater town line. 9-5183. 0-4894. ■ Conn, G enetal...... 415 485 Motora. MI. 94080. aluminum . anow We exchanged a few pianoa that Price IlSiSOO, rage.' Practically new, Excellent Spaniel. CaU Dog Warden. . MI. GENERAL CARPENTRT-Altera- Bonds—Stod(»— Help fraiitod—Male ' 36 buy for quick eele.,^ e E k Hartford Steam Boll.. 83 88 tlona, addttlona and new conatruc- mower. MI. 8-1884. wera bou^t aa surprise Christ­ 10 ROOM HOUSE, Ideal for resi­ Six Roofns—Hot water oU heat, S<4S40. Mortgages $1 ACTUAL JOBS . OPEN U.S., So. mas gifts When customers de VACANT—Six room (Mpe Cod, two Agency. 50. 9-8397 - 50. 3-4480. Travelers ...... 1030 1980 tion. Dormers, porchea, garages dence-office, for profesalohal m an.' porch, very good condiUon. Two PMbIto Unutlee Ante RcpsIrliiR^-'^ftUitiiig 7 America, Europe. !^o 818,000. elded they preferred a different CaU Miss Sweet. 5U. 8-5147. blocks from Bower’s School, bua WILL BOY who took Wuo grey 'and rooms .finished at reasonable FIRST AND aecuno m ortm aa LADY'S ICE Skates, T; Uke weeks occupancy. Price only line and storea. Newly decorated. BOLTON—Numerous 'iatings Conn- Light Power 17>.4 19Vi I jacket kt "R ec" Wednesday night, pricea. Workmanship guaranteed. bought tor our own acoounL Fiat, Write Employment Information style or fimsh. These are now $10,700, homes and lots in Botton. T. J. CAR BURN OIL? Center, Room 474, .4 Green St.. new, 80. Tel. MI. 84773, greatly reduced. Factory guaran THREE-GAR Garage on Main steam heat, fireplace comU- (Mnn. P o w e r...... 40li 42H I ^ mistake, please call MI. 8-591# Free estimates. Roberi M. Alex­ confidanttal sarvica. Manchastar Two Tenement Near South Main J .tlon storm windows and acreena Crockett, Broker. Phones:,Office: Hartford Elec. Lt. 55H 57)4 ander. Tel. MI. 3-7718. Invaotment Corp., 144 Main atrvat Boston, 14. teed, of course. Very Umited num-! Street locaUon. No heat. 50. MI. 8-54 te or residence, Bolton and get his own. Eednomy overhaul, moat all her. Goaa Piano Company, 817 3-5410. St.—5-5. ComblnaUon acreena and :ely landscaped lot with a front- Hartford Gas Co. . 87 40 Ml. 84414 storm windows, large .rooms. Good t of 87 feet. Priced tor quick Center, 5 a f-7751. .So. New England cars. Parts and labor $49.96. g e n e r a l ConetnicUan, altersi- ' m e n imGENTLT NElCDED Building M ntem b \ 47 Aajdum Street. (Oppoaite Hotel Bond), Hartford.'jA. 5-8898. Open FOR LEASE—8,000 square feet, income from aecond floor. Oaragq/ sele et $18,500. Elva Tyler, Real­ Some of the volunteers who are^ Herald Photo. Tel...... 39>4 41)4 Annoanecasents No nipney down. $4.90 month- Uoaa, remodeling, puklo tile, FOR TV SERVlCmO Western Sheathing; . .per M $80.00 LEBANON—Ranch house under counter work, garage, etc. No job ButincM Opportunities 32 Thursday nights. ground floor, modem building, Newly redecorated. y tor. 5n. 9-44U. construction. Seven scree of land. ^dtng the Mancheater Heart As- ♦laanfaetartagtag OowponleaOowi PART-TIME accounting. Can han­ y. All work guaranteed. in this area. Train at home for Fram ing...... par M $0040 high ceUing, heat and watchman pour Room Cape Cod Plus ^ 'ko aociatlon'a Ifebniary campaign are telephone calls expected of them Allied Tn-;rmal ...... M 80 too amall. Ehigeno Gtrardln, 18 MANCHESTER— TVo-famlly dp Asking 88,000. south Street, Cov­ Am. Hardware dle one or two accounts part-time. Trotter 8t. MI. 94508. AMOCO GASOLINE Service Sta­ earnings of $00-$120 weekly and. 5CU8IC Instnimanlal rental. Com­ service included. Excellent loca^ Unfinished, West Side—Hot water entry, six room year round home, now working at Heart Headquar­ and no return calls needed after ...... 18 18 MOTOR SALE Itechined Shakea, 18” piex, nice condition. Centrally lo­ Heart Sunday. Arrow.,Hart, Heg. Thorcnighly experienced all phsM tion with 80 car parking lotjuid 8 up in TV servleing and repair. You ~II co lo rs...... -per sq. $12.30- plete line of Instruments. Rental Uon in M*” ckester. Suitable tor- oU heat, open staircase, /porch; VA baths, copper plumbing, gas ters seeking Other volunteers - to Ford, Chevrolet, etc. ...,.g l8 4 J S build and keep 21-Inch. TV receiver applied to purchase price. Repre­ any purpose.. Available March 1, cated. A good buy at $13,500. (Mil Mrs. Spencer emphasized that Asso. Spring 25 of accounting dnd takes. 3fL NOW IS THE time to think about bays, available on Main ilreet. FuUy Inaulated, plostere*! walls. The EUleworth Mitten Agency, furnace, artesian well. Price aid in the Heart Sunday drive. 94457. Pontiac, Oldsmoblle, etc ..$174.95 finishing your unflntsbed attic Phone Valley Oil Co., Middletown, and teatlng-^equlpment. Easy P«y-i,_v_^ear Flush Mahogany senting Olda, Sermer, Bach. Pad- 1906. VVrite P. O. Box 039, Man­ the Manchester Heart AsSh. is en­ Bristol Braze ..... 16)4 ...... from $5.00 Rear dormer. Rough flo ^ n g sec­ R ealtora, 5 0 . 8-8880. ♦7,000. MI. 9-sn4. ' Above, Mrs. John J. Cervlnl and (Jheiiey Broil. 9 No Money Down, $3.00 Weekly rooms, cellar, recreation room, Conn. DI. 64811. as-you learn plan. Write for fu llf* ^ ’’* IwNjud Bundy: Oletter’a Music chester. ond floor. Sewerage andytty water. Mrs. Anthony J. Brewer are busy couraging volunteen to call on DAIRY QUEEN No. 3—907. Middle New Metor Guarantee. playroom, etc., For reasonable information: 'KD Windows, complete from $12.30 S t o ^ m UcKoa. 50. 8-7000. MANCHESTER—Nine room house, lining up the people necessary to their own initiative to serve as CoiUna ...... 1 1 0 TumpUie West-^Dpen year round. rates, free estimates, expert work- ESTABLISHED FUEL oil business. New Largs Five Rq<1m R anch- Wanted— Real Eotate 77 volunteers. Those wishing to par­ Em-Mart ...... 32 TELEVI8i6 n Nalls 8 knd 18 common I Brick front, ptasterM walls, insu-. fireplace, steam heat, 'Barn, chick­ make Heart Sunday, Feb. 20, 8 195 2 Inside table service. COLE MOTORS maniAip, caU Ml. 9-0850 after. 6 Manchester and vicinity. Owner Picked u p ...... keg $8.50 Houses For Rent 65 en coop. More than^an acre lend- ticipate in this first Heart Sunday Fafnir Bearing 35)4 lated, ceramic tile/oath, Youngs­ ARE TOU (JONBIDBRINa auccess. Lenders, Frary, Clk. . 29)4 486 Center Street p.m. forced to sell. Write P. O. Box Box T, c/o The Herald Wenrinc Apparel— Furs 67 Near bus end Oiency . 5QUb. A group of 500 young women in (Mnnecticut may either call or TAX RETURNS prepared In your 102, Manchester, Sta. A, Cemn. Clear Clamshell or . * 10 ROOM HOUSE.-ideal for resi­ town kitchen. . Firaplaces in living 8BLUNG YOUR PROPERTY? Write a letter or card to Heart N. B. Mach. Co. ____ 35 home or by appointment. Exper­ MI-9-0980 Colonial Casing . . , . . .per C $8.5b room and baacn»/nt. Wood sheath­ Priced for quick sale. $14,000. Call volunteers Is being recruited, it CHEVROLET AFRAID OF THAT remodeling JOBS TO $1000 monthly. Foreign THREE DRESSES, two suits, dence-office for professional man. 50. 8-304$. We wiU. appraise your propesty Fund Headquarters, indicating North and J u d d ...... 31 ienced tax work. ML 8-4728. -job? 1 can do It using your Ideas. CHOICE MANAGERIAL Opportun­ ing and ahinmie. Oarage. Hot was diaclosed today, as the com­ 4-Docr Sedan. Radio, hooter. Clean. BRAKE REUNE special. Moat all and -U-S.A. All trades. Fare paid Shingles. Doors, Hardware. Trim brown winter cbpt, Besvar trim CaU Miss Sweet. 50. 34147. • free and without any obligation. munity prepares to officially carry their willinpnesc to serve. ,Ru.«.'!ell Mfgi ...... 1 11‘4 cars, 813.96. Tour choice of lining. Expert workmanship. lime not ity for trustworthy man or wom­ if hired. No employment fees. and KrimMer muff and coUar, water oil hea^ recessed radiation. 48 NORMAN ST.—Six room single, Wo also buy property for cash. "We can always use more volup- Stanley Works ...... 52 an to operate permanent sales Jambs—Eve'rything for ths out the first Heart Sunday in Con­ Peraonals No money down, $1 weekly. Cole limited to. daylight nours. Reason­ Free information. Write Dept. 8R, also Muskrat cape .and Moulton Amesite dr^e. C3ty water and oil ateem heat, garage and ame- Selling or buying contact _ • teers,” Mrs. Spencer Stated. Terry Ptram ...... UO $175 able . rates. Ml. 9-3873 for esU' branch. Nationally advertised National Employment Informa­ Contractor cbat. sizes 10-18. i q . 4>^79. Snburbsii Ftor Rent 66 sewerage. necticut ThIe volunteer force will Motora, 438 Canter. ' site drive, nice lot. Shown by ap­ STANLEY BRAY. Realtor i;o into action on Heart Sunday "Some of those who may have al­ Torrington ...... 23)4 WANTED — Ride from Cheetnut matea.'-' corporation. 300 products. Secure tion Service, 1030 Broad, Newark, NA’nONAL BinLDERS Six Roo(n Colonial. West Side— pointment. MI. 3-8769. 50-3-0278 ready accepted may'be detained U. 8- "Envelope com. . 85 ^ DOW N future with rapidly growmg in- N. J. rom 2 to 5 p,-m. to pick, up Heart U. S. Envelope pfd. ., 68 Street, Mancheater to Hartford, T 5ir SUPPLIES Fo u r r o o m Rent, with heat, 80S Hot water oil heat, partly brick, — I » A B -BUItN r e a l t y ------Tinni—"— ------contTiButioM^ ------from all by emergencies. This means ' •we Vtclnlty of Commerce end Potter Auto Driving - - Pay while learning. If you Rooms tWtiHHit Board" S3 FOOT RANCH, three twUi-size Veeder-Rcot ...... 39)4 new work. Call Wm. Kanebi, Con­ 881 State Street month. Tel. Rockville 5-4847. lavatora, full bath, fireplace, in- homes • , must have a sizeable rostei' of Streets. Working hours S a.m. to are ambitious, like to -sell and EDCPERIENCED Gaa Station at­ •ulatea: plastered walls, price at bedrooms, c.eremle tile hath, fire- LurrtNOB , WANTED - SinglOi substitutes on Whom w-e may have Tbe above quotations at* >iot to AUTO DKIVTNO inatructlon from tractor and -Builder, 319 Center work with people, write us about tendant available for work Satur­ North Haven, Conn. The recruitment program got 4:30 p.m. Can MI. 84735. Telephone CHooIout 8-2147 only/$16,700. Im m olate occupancy. piece, garage, ISO’ lot, high sieve two-tomily. thne-fomUy, buil- to call the 11th hour." M conatrued as actual marketo.- your home. Inaured dual, control St. Tel. MI. 8-7778. | yourself. Give phone number. In­ day and Sunday. PI. 3-7948. FURHISHEO r o o m 'for couple or tion, suburban. Only 818,300 Cart' naaa property. Have many cash undertvay. today at Heart Fund car. Larson Driving School. Ml. terview arranged. Geo. H. Brad- two gentlemen. 54 HUpi Street. Wanted To Rent 68 ethereU bL^Now unde/ con­ Headqiiarters at 470 Main St., Un­ The Heart Simday collection’ GIRLS DESIRE ride, Pratt and A PHONE call will save you It on ton W. Hutchins. 50. 95133, buytn. Morttagsa arranged. .will be the high point of the 1955 Whitney, second ahllL gate No. 6 9-8078. nef. General Sales Manager, Dept. Wa n t e d —Auto ,body and fender Diamonds—Watebt WANTED—4-64 room unfurnished struction four rooms plus two un- 9-4884. Please coll George L. Orosladla der the direction of Mrs. Ruth from North Street. Ml. 9-9273. even the smalleat -carpentry job. D. Real Silk Hosiery -lUls Inc., man. Call in person. 8 Griswold FURNISHED ROOM. bath, shower. lished. Fireplace, open stairway, 9 4 8 7 $ . lOP Spencer, the 1955 Heart Fund Heart Fund Campaign, which be­ DRIVING Instructions irom your Small overhead, guaranteed work. 48 apartment or flat. Not over 875 ItoaltM’.f lO t e M gins . Feb. 1 and continues w Indianapolis 8, Indiana, St. Ollle's Body k Fender Works. ■ Jewelry* Heat, kitebea privUeges.X Parking. plaatered Walls, inaulated. hot $10,500 DREAM home, four extra itreefc chairman, and will continue until home. Dual-control inaureo cor, Rockville 8-5780. 381 Summit, after 4 p.m\ or 50. per month. Responsible couple, Benty throu^out the month. 1949/ one child. 50. 8-5658. water oil heat. Cast Iron radiation large rooms, new oil heat, larga the volunteer group reaches full standard or automatic. Okll Mon- HOUSEWIVES. Unlimited cam- LEONARD W. TOST, J e w ^ . i«> 8- 7118 after 8. porch, garage, all city utllitias, Seventy-five' per cent of all Automobiles for Sale 4 pairs, adjuats watebaa axpntJy. (recessed). Porch.‘ hatchway, rear ndMEDUTE A(jnON assured. strength. i chaster Ortvlna Aeadamy. PL ings. Fun too! Sensational new CUSTODIAN WORKING couple in their thlrUM, dormer; Full rough flooring sec­ large lot. quiet street, near bua, Buyers waiting. Selling your proK TSventy two volunteer telephone contributions will support focal 3-3849, ToU trao. Roofliic^ldliig 16 party plan. Quality apparel tor all Rosaonabl* prteaa Om d|u|y. BEAUTIFULLY (umiahed spSeiouB atoree, school. (Mrlton W, Hutch' and state heart programs, the re­ STUDEBAKER USED CAR BUYERS READ Thuradoy avaalngxi IM Spcucs desire 8-4 room, unfurnished, ond floor. Choice lots. InvesUgste erty IS our praesaton. (Jall’H. G. operators are making the calls for 4-Doer Cbomplea. New motor, new brake% ages. We start you. Thogeraen, For the Bolton Elementery School. room with complete hi Ine. Ml. 9-8183, 94894. BornhSim Realty: 5 a mainder going to advance the ha- THIS AND SAVE MONEY. MORTLOCK'S DRIVINO School. FOR THE BEST tn Bonded built a tn ot ibtelMlIIteball S-4S87. / keeptng facilities available heated rent. References. 50. todsy. Heart Sunday, volunteers to cover new clutch. Overdrive. Good tires. up roofs, ahingle roofs, gutters, Wilmette. Rl. Year round job. Two weeks paid 3-5584 betewe'n 8 and 7 p.m .' 8-4819. their own streets.. The volunteer tionwlde research, education and BUD MICHALAK SAYSt Lost confidence quickly restored rent single or double. ChUdren Hollister St.—Six Room- Cape 5(AN(HBSTER—Large four room community heart program of the by . a akUled, courteous instructor. conductors and root repafra call vacation. Complete charge of now cepted (Umited). Central. ReasoD- Cod. Fireplace, «4J heat, good con-, operators ere those patents who "COME TO HARTFORD Coughlin, MltehtU 8 7701. GROCERY AND Meat market on Fuel and Fsc^^ 4 ^ 1 w o m a n WITH three daughters, house, twin iize bedroome. oil FOR PR050»T courteous service, aaslated in the recent cardiac American Heart Assn. $175 ROAD WHERE OVERHEAD License Included. Insured, dual busy avenue doing well. Option on budding. Mechanical ability desir­ abla. Mrs. Dorsey, 14 Arch 8t. \ ages 8 1|, 13 deiipcrateW In dltlon. Price to t quick sale. heat,-Storm windows, porch, nice selling or buying real «etete. call controlled standard and hydramg- screening examinations at the DOWN. RAY’S ROOFING Co. Built up apartment. WUl sacrifice, due to able. Reply outlining prevloua ex­ SEASONED Hardwood/^ for stove, of 4, 5, 8 room rent. 'Maxlmu (CARLES LESPERANCE ^ yard with fireplace, garage, all Johnson Building (Mmpony, Man- high achooi, parents who were for­ IS LOW e n a b l i n g h im t o tlc cars. MI. 9-7898. illneaa. Owner CH, 814034. VERY CLEAN bedroom for reUa- \MI-9-?620 city uUlltlee. Priced at 110.500. cneater. Ml. 8-7428. » 4 7 5 roofs, gutter work, rta l, cinmney perience to Mr. John McDermott furnace or fireplace: Cali Ml. ble genOenfan. Quiet. home, hot' \ $50. (MU 50. 9-4358. mer telep’ione operators here, and SELL NICER CARS AT repair*. Free eatlinaiM. Ray 8-7088. Lronard GigUo, Bolton. Phone Barbara Wooda Agency. w a n t e d —S9me one to take over RFD 3, Manchester. water. Parking. 288 Oak St. 50. i u t r UKE bew. Cape bod. four 5U. 9-7702. - ABOUT TO Sell your pioperty? high scliool senior girls who are LOWER PRICES. BETTER Garages—Service-Storage 10 Hagenow. 50. 0-3214. ^ y Jaek- a fish market.' A . very good 9- 1820. '■ Hoasen For Sole part time operators with the tele­ WINDOW SHADES aon. 50. 34338. SEASONED) HARDWOOD, cut any \ • . _ -V finished rooms, two unfinished at Immediate action sasuted. A. J. TRADES AND BANK FI­ piopoeiUon tor the right person. ” 285 West Cfent^ &t. Basement ga­ WE LL SHOW THIS place at 38 Gatto (M., Realtors. (H . 8-8488, phone company-ln Manchester. 638 CENTER STREfTT -Building . length for fum au, fireplace or ROOM IN respectaMe home. Two MANCHESTER Rolling Pafk. Six Each volunteer will be assigned Gmun, Whitn, Ecru NANCING.” HIS ONLY KU4IFINU. Biding, and carpentry. This business hat Just started to ■WANTED—5fi»n to operate a retail stove. Delivered! CaU Bob Kurts. finished, IH baths. Prica/SlS.tOO. rage, 'hot water oil heat,, all plas­ Harlan St., with pleasure end sell eves. JA. 8-3988. i suitable for storage. Reasonable n w . ' Can make a very good of­ gentlemen. ’Teleytaion. fireplace. ter walls, wood burning fireplace. it with pride, it's a zpotleaa 16 houses on her own street or in SALESMAN ARE HIS CARS rent. 5U. 8-7988. Alterations and. odduions. (!eil- nursery in the Manchester area. 5a. 84107. Free parking. Kitchen privileges. 50. 9-888S. • / inge. Workmaiiahlp guaranteed fer, "D on ’t Delay, Contact me to­ Reply to Box Q, Herald. (Convenient to church and schobls, rambling Cape (Md of superb con' or READY to buy. seU, exchange her own neighborhood.. HOLUND FINISH THEY DON'T GET A COM­ day.’* CaU after. 6 p.m. PL 2-7277, 50. 3-0809. \ transporteUon and shopping. Make strUetlon. Only 3 yeare old, five real estate, mortgages arranged. In other towns and cities Heart A. A. Dion, Iiic.. 390 Autnimi Gaiiden-^Fann— Oal^y MISSION. ALSO WILL TAKE ttreet. 5tltch'^Haing In repair­ Mon«y to Loan. 33 In Vedrdapey with the provi­ 654 Center St.' (Jell Manchester houses. Have long list of effort Volunteer wo„rkers- are not STOP ANU SEE\ THE 5U. 9-3098. ing roofs of all kinds. Also new Compan.v Benefits (JLEAN, PLEASANT rooma, single, sions of (jhapter V, Section 8, of aqlsJed,. two 'bedrooms, dining MI/3-4U3 or evehlngB 50. 3*?847. expected to "seU" Heart Sunday roots. Gutter, work. Cblmneya HOME Improvement Firine. -The BALDWIN APPLES, reuonablc room, living room, kitchen, den, buyers. Call PAINT CO. KEMP'S, Inc. Paid Vacations price, alao butternut squash at and double, steam heat' and hot the Town Oiarter: .because It 1s a. community under­ "WORKING M A N ’S ctaanad, repaired. 36 yeare’ ax- hottest item in your-fleld today la tile bath, extra-lavatory, attached BkAND NEW garrison colonial A CB REALTY taking. There are no meetings for 8ABYLAND chain-link fencing:’'Our exclusive Joseph NovcUl Farm, Mountain water nice home for someone, Notice is /tieraby given that a ISOS MUn S t. T ,l Ml.9.4501 5n-a-5«M FRIEND” WHERE YOU’LL Bnsinen Services Offered 13 panance. Free eetimatea Call Apply near inisUne. 50. 8-8814. Public H e^ n g of Uie Board of garage, city, sewer, many other corner lot. Just e block from new For Quick .Sale volunteer workers to attend, no 7$S 51A1N NT, NEI'ER BUY A DUD IF Hawley. Mmncheeter MltcheU franchise lnaui*s easy sales and Road, Giaatonbury. features. Must be seen to be ap­ Buckley School. Six family sized tXXlRS OPENED, keys flUed. high proflta. Write today! Box 331, Directors jaf the Town of Manches­ preciated. Direct from owner. rooms with tile bath and lavatory. Phone MI-9-2392 YOU BUY A CAR FROM S4S$1- MANCHESTER TOOL and ROOM FOR BUSINESS coujplc ter, Connecticut, w ^ be held in the copied vacuum cleaners, Irons, Kensington^^d. DESIGN*'Inc. Honsehold Goods 51 gentlemen. Private home.le. Inquire -May be seen all day Sunday and Yours for the taking. Make us an BUD. guns, etc., repaired. Shaors, Hearing Room of the Municipal Monday, week days after T p.m. offer. Jarvis Realty (M., 654 Cen­ State Tailor Shop, 8 Biasell. 50. Building In the Town of'Manches­ knives, moware atc^ put into con­ Heating— Plambing 17 130 Hortfbrd Road WANTED 8-7883 days, after 4:80 84047. ------>------:------— TV ter Street. Call Manchester 50. HARTFORD ROAD Help Wanted— Female Reliable, Honest, person ter, Connecticut, on the. 18Ui day 3-4113 or evenings >tl. 8-7847, 'tqckvUle. dition for coming noada. Braith- of January-. 1958, at eight e'etock walte. 53 Pearl stre^ LElfNOX FURNACES and warm Manchester TD TAKE OVER USED CARS air heating. Bari Van Camp. 50. NURSES AID Wanted. Apply in /Uie afternoon,.to act oh a pro- Tops In Wofiinn's Styliti Laurel Manor (JonvOlescent Home, - Mt9-5263 MONTHLY PAY5CENT8 Boarders Wanted 59-A \ 270 HARTFORD ROAD AtX APPLIANCES eervlced, clean­ •-0844. $17.93 additional appre^riatton at Forfeit of S500 HUDSON HORNET FEATURES 91 Chestnut St. ing and repairs on range buriiers, S.'Complete ROOM AND Board on bus Une. illows'; V A Sho-Fluff Snt OPEN UNTIL 9 P. M. For gentleman working days. ' Proposed additional appropria­ heaters, refrigerators, all type* Movbig—TnicU nf - DBU4TAL H;^enist. . Excellent Rooma of Brand New Highlighte Cbuii: PAY-AS YOU DRIVE washing machuws'. Metro Sermce'^ salary, pleaaant x office In Eteat Help Wonted- Furniture Home cotrfclng. Free parking. 50. tion of $10,000 't o ' Town Oaunaei ^ FRESH STYLE FOR ’ 55 CaU m . 04688. StoiBge 20 Beautiful Weatinghouae Electric 9-1448. for Claims and Refunds. Hartford. Please caU AD. 34135. Male or Female •37 Rockville', Jan. 10 (Special)—A NO CASH DOWN Refrigerator Dated at kfanchester; (jonneett- 5tANCHBSTER - Package DeUv- y o u n g W05CAN /? lor general WANTSnj—rWoman or chili____ cut, this 8th day of January. 1055. bond of $500 was forfeited in (Jlty CALL TRAYS TV , Ory. Local light trucking and DISPATCHER for cab office, 8 a. Beautiful Bedroom Suite couple to share ringte home in ex­ For Quick, Honest, Reliable housework. Part time. -Apply after m. to noon. Must know Manches­ BeautlMl Living Room Suite Jacob F-. 'Hiller Court this morning when Edward Fur Major Auto Repairs package delivery. Refrigerators, 6 p!m'. 342 Woodbridge St. change for- care of two children Secretary, Board of Directors of Dorsey; 38, of this city failed to Service -waahers and atove moving a ter streets weU. 5 0 , >9-4316 for ap- BeailUful Dinette Set while mother works. (MU after 8 _ • Motor, Tires pobitraent. - < Beautiful "De Luxe” Range A tha Tovm of Manchester, Cbn- appear. ’ , C«ll MI-9-5550 specialty. 90. e-0783. EXPERIENCED Bookkeeper—part p.m .-50. 9-8810, necticut. , Dorsey has been charged with • Body Work, Front End time or.full Ume. Apply In person. instead of Weatinghouae Electric ^intoxication, resitting arreit, If No Answer Or Evenings •U8TIN A. CBA5IBER8 ‘GO:. "Refrigerator If you prefer / Marlow's, 867 Main St. breach of the peace, driving while Anything on your car over ' MI-9-7609 local and long, dlatanco n-uving, Situations Wanted— Riigs, Lamps. Tables, Linoleum Wonted— Rooms— Bdard 62 IlceK'.e woa zuapended ahd using . BILLTRAYGIS packing, Btorage. CaU ML 84187. APPUCATIONB Being taken for and a Few Other Articles $60 jn repairs. Yes, we will Hartford CHapel T-I438. Feaule 38 AN ELDERLY lady would like a a motor vehlrls without the own­ three girls. Full Ume. See Mrs. EVERYTHINO • WELL EStABUSRED er's permission. loan you a car while repairs MELODY RADIO-T.V. phono’s, Martin. F. W. Woolworth Co., THE UNPAID room near the Center. Kitchen ED(PER1£U(CE!D Medical aecre- privilegea. Wanted by Feb. Rent Jn other-ccnrt actio ^are being done. night calls. Guaranteed aervice. mnehester;— , tarjr-RecepUonlst wishes part ' BALANCE PRICE ML B-2280. ’ Painting—PStpering 21 o n l y $488.3« must not exceed $8. Write Box 8, Mlffltt, 23, was sentenced to com­ BE A 8U(XE88 ! E^m a good in­ Ume, preferaUy aft'eraoons. Ms Herald. r a C K A G E plete the balance of a six-rion(hs ’’ BRUNNERS PACKARD PAINTING—Bhetertor and ntertor, ture, peraenable, efficient. Box Free atoraga until wanted. Y ree come dioee. to heme repreMnUng delivery. Free aet up by our own Jail 'term in the Tolland CMunty . Bockville-Talcottville Road ' RANGE BURNERS and heaters paperhanging, ceUinga refmlahed. Avon CMmetlcs. Friendly, pleaa- E. Herald. .Jail. He had served thr^ months need cleaning? CaU 50. 9-3330. wallpaper books on request. EsU- reliaUie men. Ajportmtsto— Pints— ant and profitable work quickly NO p a y m e n t s TO BANKS STORE before being placed on probaUon Talcottville mates given. FuUy insured. CaU puts dollars In your pocket. (JaU Tenements 6.7 and for vidiation of probation will V'-' T.y, ANTENNA installations U.H. Edward R. Prica. 50. t-i008. OR FINANCE C050>ANIES 50. 9-2814. . t; . Dogs—Birds—Pets 41 Phone Me Immediately now serve the remaining three Tel. Ml-3-5191 F. ronverslons.'Rotors. 50. 9-0110. SPACIOUS Four Hoorn- and Bath. months. C. Haney. PAINTING AND Paperhanging, Hartford CH-7-0358 , AU utilities 8100 per month. FOR SALE ' Open Evdninsfs Until 9 quality work, reasonable prices THE NEW MANCHESTER Pat Frank A. Stodols’ai, 31, who has Help wanted—Male 36 Center, leo Main St., Invites you After 7 p : 5L CH-8-4890 Adults billy. . Write Box B, c.'o Located In hUncheater (XJMPLBTnC Ria>AlRS^by Stuart and prompt aervice. .Ftee eatt- See It Day Or Night Herald. been charged with operating a All Day Sat. Until 5 to visit pets o f ' aU kiiida. For FurtSer laforauttan R. Wblcott on wringar'and auto­ mates. 'Fully insured. (JaU Bert EXCEPTIONAL OPPORTUNITY If. you have no meana of trans­ motor vehicle while under the in­ matic washing' machtnea, viectric Plante. 50. 04965. necUcut' bred Parakeets. 50. fluence of intoxler.Ung liquors or Big Trade Allowances 9-4373. Hours Monday through portation, r u . tend, my auto for Phone 5O-S-a0U rmngca, vacuum cleaners, motor*, WITH EBTABLJSHED (XIMPANY you: No obligation. drugs, operating a motor vehicle 1948 C H E V R Q L ^ . SlyleUne small appliances. Welding. 190 EXTEHUOR AND Interior painUiig Friday, 10 to 0:30, Thursday 'tU Read Herald Advs. while liceube is under kutt'Srision and psperhanging Ond ceUing < ,2 Televlalon Servicamen. Field 3 p.m., Saturday 9 to 8, 8. .6 H. i A—L -B —E—R—T—’-wS de luxe four fworii, two to choooe 5Uin Street, 50. 94878. ^ 43-45 ALLTN ST., HARTFORD and recklesp .'iriving did not appear from. Both have ,-adio and .heater. work. Reaaonable prices.' Call be- and bench work. Green stamps. and because (t was reported hs te In good condiUon thniiughout. "'tween 8 a. m. and 13 a. m ,’ 50. I ' Appliance Servtce'man. a patient'at the Vcter»n‘a Hoepl- H k t RADlO-TV SEKVKS:. Tel- 940il9. -' Price. cheap at -1495. Douglas 1 Clerk-Service Department. THOR SElKa-Automatic washer, in tal in Newli)gton the Caas was Motors, 833 Msin. 50. 9-8885. Gary lamonaco. good condition, $50. MI. 8-0704. *Wnce 1007 1 Salesman for Sewing. Machine Live Stock— Vefaiden 42 By ReU continued tntil Jan. 24. t It’s Been •f Coane!'| Ibose 'who forfeited motor 1860 CHEVROLET station wagon. FOR PROM^. EXPERT ■ Private Instnictiona 28 with Jinewledge o f minor repairs. WE BUY Obws, calves and beef SERVICE ON AUCTION vehicle bonds include John E. Rs- Radio, heater, three aeater. Runs TOUR . YARN SHOP, 00 (Jottage i Credit Cletk. male, coUection cattle. Also boraaa. Ptela Bma. GAS-Oa (Mmbinotion range. Good jsla, 34, Broad Brook. $6: Robert like new. Very clean instde and NORGE, BENDIX. CROSLEY of-outstanding accounts. .. r, Tal. ML 3-7400. condiUon, $85. 50. 8-5876. VERY HNE MODERN FURNITURE a n w V-8 o r S v w e d design. Reclining sesU and twin-travel beds are ttendsrd on out, Dguglaa Motors, 833 Main, WASHERS-DRYERS St.' Tel: 50. 8-33S8. Free instruc- Rleder, 39, Mancheater, $18; and Uons with each yam purchase. Employment bcneSts_ available. Hsrvty OusUete, 43, (Jryetal ^^n^uiS^s r ^ d v S and lo w 'e tt priced>ir-conditiomp, syttem U svMW.le for .11 55 Can A r Hm l e g io n h a l l . MANCHESTER. CONN. .3948 DODGE Sedan, -adio. beater, Store hours,. Monday through kat- State age, experience, achools at­ O* Leonard SL, Off 51ala SL, Oppoaite 8tete_ Armory CROCHETED Lskc.llO. Hornet. Wesp and Rambler models.^ nice finiafa, clSan inside: A resl WALLY’S APPJ/IANCE ' urday, p:45 a.m.- to 0 p.m., Thurs­ tended. 1953 Q to rio . Hnath, 32, of Stafford honest to'goodness buy at 8395. SERVICE days untU 9 p.m . TUESDAY EVENING. JAN. 11.1955 at 4 P.M. 34-53 NAT AND GLOVE Springs was fined $6 for failing NO’ money down. Douglas Motora, East Hartford BU-9-3740 Addresl Box b —C/o Herald Inapectloa After 4 P. M. O* Sole Day O aly [ set to grant one half the h lj .way and See This Car In Thelclks^Aunt Jemima mb 5lain St. Bonds—-Strrlin— ROSE WRAPPERS HIGH GRADE FDBNISHINOS. priaripaily frsm two faalliee| Harold C. Starbuck, 49, Somenr ALL KINDS of antenna work. Call ARCHITECT for business, Indus- , ^ere U a chaming ahd feminine, Your, modern Miss wUl ' be Mortsragex 31 rial and reaidenUal work. Write who ore aeovtag oad ether eenrees. Meetly oU i* "Uke oew** ee delighted with this toaaty-werm was fined $15 for speeding and $6 COMFORT AT A reasonable price. Art Finney, T Y ! Antenna Speclal- «nt$e*. , frock for important eventz Im zlzez, fpripaesipg a atop sign. Pancake Festival Parade Tues., Jan. II 1961 (Jhryaler Windsor ,-De Luxe Ikt. Sales and tervlce.V ery fair Box P, Herald. Women to process and that flatter the metron. Note the set. Thb snug-fitting, yoked hood 8iapie Bedreem: Pair twin beds, ebeet-e*-cheet, dreader, lamp I and mittens are easily and quickly ■ • (Mntlnuancear , , , included Kenneth four door. Very condiUon, pricea. $0. .9-4773. ■ v ' CDNSOUDATE a l l y o u r clever use of soft contrast. radlo and heater. 9-7248. wrap nnrocry pbuits. Day etaad. Other beds, Mpe upholstered Chlppeodole style dlvao. Haaill Pattern No. 1953 is In sizes 86, croche(ed of simple stitches an* ^^ 51ANCHE8TER T.V. Serriee. radio $ eoMhlon dlvao, nphelatered choira maple refectory dinette table I soft yarn.varn. ' ' charged with negligent ■ homicide DEBTS rate, pins bonus. 47 hour 88. 49, -42, 44, 48V 48, 50, S3. Sis* in the death of Richard E. Biaith;^ 3900 CHEVROLET Styleline.de luxe and T V. apeciaUaU alnca lOSt. with 8 choirs, osapie hutch, mahogany, aecretaiy, maple kaeehela | $8, 3% . yards of 35-lnch; 1 yard Pattern N o., 2474 contains .Chib coUpe, radio, heater, tow House service coll $3.80. 50. $2,000 CoisTS $50 PER MONTH SEPTIC TUtiS week. Time and one half henee desk, matwgaay 2 tier etaad and othen, 3 ieetfee tabiee,! crochet instructions; material rs- Kenneth Fontaine, 25, Hyde Ave­ contrast. nue, charged wUh.failin;; to uoUry mileage. In wonderful condiUon. 04800 or 50. 3400T. f AND sver 40 hoars. Steady taosp staods, taUe and four fau*po,' large nupljt Chlppeadahi | For this pattern, send’.80c in quirements; stitch lUuatraUons. Douglas 5Iotors, 883 Msiln- mirror sad otbere, several room else rugs, rug pods, fibra r«gs,l Send 25c in coins, your name, ad Motor Vehicle DepL of address RUBBISH and osbea removed. (3«n- CONlJIECTICUT W E BUY Coins, your name, address, slss de­ change ebd speeding and Jolm P. PLUaCEO SEWERS work through ApHL studio ■ ceueh.- mahogaay lyre base eeueole table, metal porch | sired, and the Pattern Number to drsta and the pattern number to 3901 FORD Victoria two-ton# btua- erai cleaning of atUca, ceUora and Entire or Partial Estates chairs, OIW oportlneat size 'electric stave and ether fine Itcmo. I ANNB CABOT. 5IANOHE8TBR Belcsky, Jr.. 20 o f VSipon, charged ' gray, rcaUy qloan, radio, taeatef, yards, (MU M and M Rubbish re- MORTGAGE EXCHANGE BUR BURNETT, THE NAN- wtih 'breach of the peace. Dmtee V, PACKARD y v Antiques, Chinn, Ghuin Alee tacindedi Norge electric .refrigerator (old model), typewriter I ■GneSTER EVENING HERALD, e v e n in g h e r a l d ; h s # a v e . oxcolient Urea. Douglas Motora. movol. 50. 04757. deak, Moteodia.TV (10 la.), dresring table, maple crib, walnut I were not eet. t U Mqlti 37 LewU St., (Sat. UntU noon) MOHINE CLEMEO Complete Hooaehnlds e. R. BURR u a 111$ AVE- AMERICAS, NEW AMERICAS, NEW YORK SO. N.y. m o t o r SALES, INCORPORATED ROCKVILLE ROAD-r TALCOnyiLLE cheat o t drawers, lioems, vhrleus china, gtase and bric-a-brac, I ■ The colorful 1954 nesdlewdrk ANTIQUES Ranatehed. ' 1NOORPO!L5#ED Y(»K 89. N. t . / done on any furniture. ^"FrOnk Burke Mel Redman Septto Taohs, Dry wane, aewee .S ton fe Lota Stora Stock Bejnf Som-Sea Meycio (24 Ja.). Other items,—TruehaMa. Send 25 4»nta today fof your album contains 56 pages Of Iqrtly Six European natloniK— Luxem­ IW tieitor Wolat^ l i t OAKLAND 8T. designs, "how-to" ssctldns on bourg, Andorra, Lelchtahateih. Sen MANCHESTER OPEN WEDNESDAY. THURSDAY UNTIL 9 3905 DODGE four-door sedan. tm kouUt 5iatn ' B t ' I ‘m . Call Anytime copy of our pattern catalog, Basic. 22-24 MAFLE ST. Good condlttoo, 8330. 50. 44I30. 34048. (Fonaerly FHA) (Formerly VA)' Preofteg l5aM. i North Dlearhrater ROBERT Mr RBD A SON. AUCTIONEERS The fall and winter '54 needlAWork, helpful room illustra­ Marino, Monaco and Vatican (Jtty tions ahd directions for‘$ gift pat —have a total area smaller than CHapel>889t 201 MAIN ST. PHONE Oa-A-ITtOl $9$8 POltO tnOor, in Mod condl- GONDCR’g T.V. Same*, availahto McKlNNEY IKQS^ J ROBEKT M. ROD A SON EATMOND B. REID RHONE 50-0-4411 terns. 25 canRo. that ot tha King Ranch Ja Toxoa. Boa-lM l CiMTrowt MU'W- Easlaat W nnja a a w a a A o a ■tiWHKiaal.tiQM' H W g Mahtoigrir Ml-n-Wie - . MANCHESTER. CONN. toraojgi town. Paulas Motora, ^Mtoo foe _ iaa-i$fPwrt8t„fw. set MAIN ar, mami tM. ML O-ii Read Herald Adva. ■ % ; l ^

MONDAY, JANUARY 10, 1968 PACi PIGHTfiEN iianrt{i«atfr lEaftiittg Iffralo BloodmohUe Unit VisUs Church Tomort^f^^ to 6:30 P, M. Memorial ? Temple No. 83, Temple Beth Shojom tomorrow Manchester Lodge No. 78, A.F. The annual meeting of Hoi* Co. and A-M., wiU hold a stated com­ 2, SMFD, has been scheduled for Pythian Sister*; wiU. seat their SeventHTerm evening at 8:80 sharp, A b o ut T o w n munication at the Masoidc Temple Saturday, , Jan, 29. All member* 1050 officers tomorrow at B p. m.. Saui M, S'ilverstein, recently f y FLEXIDOQR MIRRORS and honorary member* of the com­ in Odd Fellow* Hall. The cere­ turned frbift hie fourth tnisslon to Ask For Ayerage Daily Met T^ress Bon tonjoSToy'aveplng at 7:80, Ifollow- Tub 'Baclosnres $ 3 ^ .9 5 OVCNUINE EUBCTRO The W i th e r BU*}«j^^r^rney, son of Ing the business m eeting'^ e en­ pany'who wish to attend the din­ mony will -toe followed by enter­ For DeSimdne Europe'' and the Near .East, - Far th r Waek Kadad ner meeting are gaked to contact tainment numbers and ’ refresh- ihow colored slides of the many Complete Jna. B, m s Fencaat nf ,U. K Weather phueau Mr. and Mr*. 'R*J^vlond Griffin, tered apprentice degree w l be P ER BACK conferred.. At. the cpnclusiofK. of the company headquarters. menta The .officer* are reminded countries he 'visited, and will tell “Bo IT YOURSELF' •1*4 A>"*ry 8 t, ha* arrived at Fort of bis personal *xperlenc', an authority oi> this out to vote at the annual meeting Roaenzwelg, Mrs. Lazarus Splwak, minstrel chqnis >vill be held 'Wed' Methodist Church. Sewing will Mrs. Bernard Bursack, Mrs. nesday, Jan. I2i at 7 p. m. subject. Herb cookies and herb held yesterday pioming at the Ital­ WINDOW and PLATE GLASS Town Won A meeting of the Elks Pancake be for the Red Cross. potlUck spreads will be a feature of the ian American Cilub on’ Bldijdge Kramer and Mrs. Jprome Ni luncheon will bo enjoyed at noon In Blockade if Reds Festival committee will be held refreshmenta Sjireet. The linien represents work­ Mrs. John Rottner Will fumlSK'tiie JA LO U SIES: iBsUUatlon Is Quick, Easy aad Economical. SMFD Auxiliary firemen wlU and the business session wiH, opeii Slmcha cake. have a special meeting tonight at tomorrow night at 8 o'clock at the ers St the two Case Bros; plants at Contraelors: We have In etoefc By R^liela American l^Klon Home. at 2 p. m. , ■/' Highland Park here and in F ast ______^ ^ ______7 o'colck at h^dquarter*. \ ■ Anyone wiahing to donate food articles to the Elka' food sale, for Hartford. MEDICINE CAIINETS and SHOWER DOORS Fail to F^ee Fliers the benefit of th* high school Reelected with DeSimone were San. jose, Costa Rica, Jan. 2 : llcholsrship. fund, to be held Jan. Horace R. Risley,.,vlce president; Open Saturdays—Open Thursday Cvenlag* 11 {ff) — President Jose \ Herbert F. Kesma, Jr., secretary; HANDS TIED? / I3\st the State Armory, i S ' re- ESTIMATES OLAOLY cn'EN Washington, Jan. 11 (>P)— Mahout th* prospacU for imac* In Figueres, feuding with Ni(x- , U . ^ , qumed to leave the a r 't lc - and Geoige J . .McCann, treasurer. The only opposition was offered by the Far East or whether th* Reds ragua, announced today a I e a \ at the a r m o r y Thurs­ Adm. Arthur W. Radford said would launch any major actions day m in in g before 11. o’clock. If John W. Adamy, who failed in an today the United' States sm|ill rebel aerial force has attempt to unseat McCann. against Formosa, saying that th* unable tob^ n g the food to the ar­ should support an Allied “CTommunista are unpredictable.'' taken Villa QueSeda, a Costa mory, eitlMm'''Mrs. J. R. Reynolds IJeStmone. who will begin nego- -bldckade of Red China "if all Radford left Washington a Rican village ^60 miles south or Mrs, R a n r Firato may be 'con­ tiating soon with the company on a month ago for a meeting of the Df- Sam Sheppard Goes to Mother^s^r^neral tacted and they will make arran­ new work contract, said he con­ other measures” fail to bring North Atlantic Treaty Militsu-y of the Nicaraguan frontier. Ike for 5% gements to h ^ a it picked up. templates no change in policy. 18th CENTURY about the- release of prisoners Council. He continued around the 'The Presitteot said th* group “Our reiationship with manage­ I'.-i-s.v. ItesuM You Lack A ^ svorld from Europe, visiting Unittd probably got there by hopping in' ’P gress^ ired • * .• * ment has been the best possible," held by the Communists.— To pastures in light planes. Com, The H olyfam axSoclety ofTthe CHARM CAPTUiflED BY Radford, returning from the States miUtsry missions to "listen Civil, Postal Caiurch of the A ^ m p tlon will' he said, adding, .‘.‘we understand, HIGH SCHOOL to their problems and help to munications Wera reported cut each other's, problems very well." Far Eafi, waa aaked whether th* with the vlllags of 8,500.- It is elect officers for the year 1955 at O ______United. State* ahould Support an smooth them out." e . Its monthly meeting umight at The- local independent union has DIPLOMA In Honolulu last week, Radford about 50 nillea north of this Capi­ been in existence for 10 years dnd. Allied blockads if United Ksticms tal city.' t -/ 8:30 In the church hall. All mem­ You can 9 tt ona at HOM E ih your said, any blockade of Red (Thins Pay R oost although It is not connected with, ■ -« . . . & o negotiations failed to obtain the would b* an act of war and not a Foreign Minister Mario Esquivai ber* are urged to be presept snd any national union, ’ U affiliated -jp ara tuna. If you 4oro 17 or ovor fr ^ o m of the U.S. fliers and oth­ Secret Datd to bring a projq>ectlve memliAr. thing to b* treated lightly. declared a "break in relations" with the National Independent ond hovo loft school, writo for intor- er ‘Allied men held by the Chi- "It’s a matter for the President with Nicaragua seems imminent. , .Washington, Jan. 11 (A*)— Union Council. * osting froo bookUt—toHs you how! ne*e. to determine if hs wants to go that ' Rodolfo ()uiros. the. Coats Rican Presi(dent Eisenhower urged (^rlos Davila, Chilean joumalis^ "Old Col«i; Prib” Radford, chairman of th* Joint Unitcd'Nations, N. Y., Jan. 11 (A*)— A U.N. spokesman said diplomat, and oocretary-genbral m oooooooooooooooooooooooo far,” Radford .said then. chief of ataff, said he assumed Congress today to boost the today Secr^ry General Dag Hammarskjold had m ^e prog­ (%iefa of Staff, replied: there had been a flght between the Organization' of American AMERISAN S6M80L. lastan •Mao “If an «ther measure* fail, the Sen. H. Alexander Smith (R- 6ay of govemnnent Civil ress in his P ^ in g talks toward the release of 11 iniprison^ € N J i proposed that this country ask volunteers at Villa (^iiesada and State’s,. will speak In Hartford on if ells Exj^rie^ices IMW.4ta0,000 a year. Hammarskjold was in - Hong-»»’- ■ Ladies of the.dhurc'b-of the-As­ would not apply, nsceasarily, - to airmen would b* freed. However, Villa Quezada is a commercial Sends Two Message* KOng t^ a y en route back to the'i , sumption are requested to visit Formosa. There, hi said, it, would th* communique described the sac- center 1 1. the foot of the Poa/r Eisenhower sent two separate United Stutes after the conference the W. T*. Quiah Funeral Home. “not be an open and shut decision, Tct talks as "useful" and this Volcano. Grain, tobacco, coffee, metsage* to Oongresa—one deal­ with Chau En-lai in Peiping. on Set 225 Main St., .tomorrow nlghl st .8 HALE'S but would ' depend upon the eir- prompted speculation that Hsm livestock and lumber are the orin- ing «vith a pay increase for (3vil The spokesman aaid a full re -' o’clock. In tribute to Mrs. Edward euraatances at the time." cipal products of the San (Tarloa Eervire worker* and the other port on- the talks would have to HamUl, A member of the group Radford declined to spaculate (Caattnaed *a Pag* Klevaa) lowland about the town. await the return of Hammarskjold Coats Rica complained last week with a pay rise for postal work- Ikout it Who died Saturday night. with the proposed increase^ in late this week. to th* Council .of the Organiza­ He explained he waa issuing his tion of American States in Wash­ postal rates. 3441IAN 55 M.e. 51 0 , The tleing together oCphstalTate statem-snt In' response to inquiries ^ Fail Senior 'Vice Presldbnt Mrs. Mar­ ington that she is Uirsatensd by about a published report that . tha Miller and Commander Mrs. invasion from Nicaragua, her sis­ and postal pay increase* amounted Hammarskjold nad failed in his/ -•#•••#•# e # e * to a repetition of. The President's eeeeeeeeeeeeee Helen Beebe attended the Depart­ SEC FavorsF ‘ Dixon * •_____ ter Central American Republic. mission to gat ths release of the-U ■KRW .Havea ment meeting of the DAR AuxU- Yesterday ths Cauncil dacidsd to stand of' last ydin' that the two Ameri-.'sn filers snd other U.N. should.go hand in hand. He vetoed Union officials announc to- Tary yesterday in Ansonik. postpone any action on the com­ personnel held in Red C!hlna. / day that more than 1 plaint and aaked both countries to a bill last-^ear to boost federal Do It Yourself With Goodyear Airfoam p ay iMekuse it did not include The statement said:' A ' Connecticut Co, members o The Sewing, group of the Anier- Contract Financing do nothing tp-tiaggravate" the dlf- "The Secretary General h ^ not ican Legion Auxiliary will meet- ficulttes between them'. .Ughsr pottage rates the Bus Drivers and Mechan­ ngreaaional comment since failed. He has n>ade progress 'Wonderful airfoam by the yard. Buy what .vou nead for chair pads, An Wednesday evening with Mrs. Ev­ ■CaU Change Uaweicoroe toward the goal set for him by the ics Union (AFL) voted 1,131 cushions, benches, crib pads, playpen pads, stools, kneeling pa^, etc Several hours after' the council new aession began has indi­ Inch erett Kennedy, Sr., 87 Phelps Rd., General Assembly. He ws4 asked to lO^yesterday to authorize I" thick by 24 " wide.- to wo.rk..on bibs of Turkish towel­ WashingtoB, Jan. fl (/f)— Staff attorneys of the Seduritiea made knoK-n its dcckton, the Costk' cated the Jawmakers arc receptive by the General Assembly to ‘nuke 1 7 / ing for the vetefons hospitals. and Exchange Commission (SEC) recommended today that Rican government annodnemK it to the idea of a pay boost for gov­ by the means most appropriate in a stt^ike if further hegotia- Only Botns moslnr crcrftsmnnshlp could give you such beouiilul.. ernment workers but still reluctant the commission approve the planned financing of the .Dixon- had declared unwelcome thp^'ica- Dr. Samuel Sheppard, rIghL leaves the County Jail In Cleveland his Judgment continuing and unre­ tions on contract termh fail. styling and quality for so little. Compare t|^s yourself with similar raguan charge d'affairs,.'e Golden Rule . of - the Yates power contract. The counsel’s recommendations are Ofatga Urbina. OPEN EVERY :7 . spreads costing more-, you'll see rtOne of the skimping you usually In today’s p o s t a l massage 11 fliers and other U.N. command' did not vote. . TalcottviUe Congregational (%urch maraly advtaory and ar* not bind-.,.---- ; ------;----- Oosta Rica aaid X a had seen flpuanhower recommended that; personnel etill deteincd. T he talks Ths union membership is spread THURSDAY EVENING will observe its 30th anniversary find ot ”volue" price*. Note that "Old Colony Pride” is generously ihg upon th* eominisalon,'but thay , . - -1 aaked t * laave becaicaa th* Nicara­ across the state. A aubstdlaiy ef , ' T..OoDfr*sa create a permanei I*, efclef Jailer, Dr. Sheppard said hit nMtfter's wlH enmipled after in »Peiping iqpre *userur toward I” x I4"x I4” SJ 49 Wednesday evening. With a abort full sized. Hondle It: r>o skiniping in weight, look ot-the loft ortd thick­ ar* foUow*d.mor* oftan than noL i Iw a'va-sti l-CcigalrdaFl guan ambaaay mid been distribut­ Uidaptndtnt commiaaloa to adjust hi* canvietlan. (AP Wlrephato). this end. 'hiey establlahsd a basts th* New Haven Railroad, the com­ CLOSED MONDAYS bosiness meeting a t 7:30 in the -Th* SBCl* canKderlng whether -L V gJkV Il A Jai.'IK d A ing buUatina ddaling with tha tanaa pany operate* in Hartford. New- ness of the loops, see how shorply they, moke the pottern ^tortd out.' paotal rates In th* future. Rates upon which further progreaa can church, to be followed * t 8:30 to approve plans under which two' a r-i ' ralationa baiween th* two coun- b* made " Haven, New London, Bridgepmity:^.^ utility holding compMlca—Middle M g i f * V ^ T b r h f ’ noM ar* eetahlish^ by Oongrasa. with a (irogram open to friends Then consider thof "Old Colony Pride" is preihronk, bullion fringed, triaa. / / B. In th* mpdnUma, (Congreas Stamfordi Norwich and Miadl*^’ \-f •W e * . and former membera Miss Elea­ South m m ua* headed by E d g ar;A U A i l M * « O U U l At council matting ycater- Hong Kong, Jan. 11 (Jb—U.1 .town.. l"x 15" X 16" reversible ond. perfectly washable/ Sir^gle or double in Antique H. Dixon and the Soqthara Co. ^ / " iT h m * 1 ^/Th* Nicaraguan ambassador should raise ndating rates on the 0»iN VKDS TO i W 4 nor Huebner, 424 N .^ a ln St., will Brst three clasaes of malL Blsen- Secretary General Dag Hami The company will continue dis­ show pictures of the Grand Can­ White, Snow White, A reoUy r*mo»k- headed by Eugene A. Tata*—would <■ I f f l _ l I I F ■ .|A |^A a.' Woohington, Guillermo Sevilla akjold, arriving in Hong ^ n g cussion of new contract terms invest 5% million dollar* to buy f VPK X RX/gKvR caaa, charged there waa wida. bower didn’t epecify by bow much, here on Wednesday. Green Stamps yon and tell of her travels in that pble Botes buy ol but - the. Administration's position from' Peiping tonight, dia'cloiM hC region. Co-chairmen of the hos­ \ all th* common stock of a power discontent in Ooota Rica with' the had cabled warm.thanks ip Red Yliomas J. Kelly, union business Given With Cash plant action* of th* government lieadad has keen Ahat letter postage agent, aaid 'earlier the company tesses will be Mrs. Ruth Raines and Washington, Jan. 11 shpuld go up from three to four China's Prsniier Chgu E nJai for Mrs. Virginia ' Wetmore. Mrs. ■ ’Th* new prirato piaat,' la ' Watt 'Praaidam'NIXofi. a target liM' 'nQch his hospitality. has'not hod a atrik* in about SO . (Cahtfanad *■ Pag* Elaven) cents and air mail postage from / Sales Mabel K itte l'is president of the .95 -Memphit, Ark., wouM tupply pow­ Dampmtle eritlciam. wasr baekad The U.N. chief remati fled ihum years. He aaid it was the agreed •MANcmmi CoMib by Sen. H. Alaarnyw- BmiUi eix to seven cents.' / policy that when negotiations fall, club. - er under contract wiUsOsa Atomic The President aSid second class on the results of hiS mi; iikm seek- OPEN EVERY Energy Oommisalon (AECi, oyer (R-NJ)\ today for aacdiid placa on - Clevieland, Ja 6 . 11 (A*)— Sorrowed " by a last look a t hia ing the release of 11 kricaq alr- disputes are taken to arbitration. th* Republican tlcjnt in 1958. rates which apply on newspapers 'Hie union claims it was man- THURSDAY EVENING Hne* of th* government-owned sad magazinea ahould be increased mother and anxious over his seriously ill father, Dr. Samuel men held by Red ' as spies T Tenheiaea VaUey Authority^ Total : Smith, who rM tetly told a New Support Grows and other U.N. pen i iiflpria- ^ement'a reluctance to submit Jersey rally h£. is dedicating th* “until such matter makes a fair H. Sheppard w’as under constant-wat(± today in the county present differences to arbitraUon CLOSED MONDAYS coat ia> estimated at 107 million and reasonable contribution to oned by the Chini dollars, uith the bulk of th* fund* next two 'yMrs toward gatUng jail’s fourth-floor ob.servation cell. But the 31-year-old osteo­ that led to the strike vote. 100% WOOL PreaidentdUaeiihower renominated, postal revenues" - ' — path hSa shown no sign of rino-» ------*■ ’ Hammarskjold ^Id 50 -waiting In pre.sent negotiations t)ie Grtofi Stamps ■ to b* borrowed' from bank* and For Ike’s Plah newsmen at Kimrtoon, Hong InsursLBca companies. said ii(/''an interview he think* Third dees mail consists largely tiohal cracknp, his Jailer said. ^ , '■'v* union has aaked for a pay increase, CHATHAM BLANKETS Nixon/daservaa another term. of adveftising matter. Eisen­ Sheppard wept yssterilay during' | a n i I l l d h a * Kong’s malnUind/Sthtion. he would averaging 33 Cents- Wages vary' tlw 1955 LIrcoIr - - winitr of thi la- CaivM with Cosh Sotos Attornsya for th* State of Ten­ k Nixon is a fine, up- To Trim Tariff hower aaid revenue from it has th* funeral se'rvice for his white- X T A 4XXi 841 Xa X X.PaC /9i, make no atatenwnt on his. mission with Job classlflcaUons. nessee and pubUc power groups In ng -young man who ha* done been “subetdntially - below" the haired -mother, Mrs; Ethel Miles . -g • A until h* msde/his rsport to the While union and company are R E G . $ 12.95;—66x90 th* TVA -area -have argued vigo­ U.N. Generel- smbly which sent arguing over this ysar'a contract. /■ good Job for the country," Smith vyaahiagton, Jap/'lt tP)—Damo- cost .of ^ service* and that The Sheppard. 64. She killed herself i *| lg k a g » t * t ’ I O l inous faR-AiRorieaR Roail Raet rously before th* SEkT that tl^ last Friday by Tiring a revolver' X rltJll IFl. him. J TW IN RED SI2E a a c a. said. "He certainly deserves to go eratlc aad Republican congres­ rat* shpUld be raised so that users As the iharakjold party power contract between AEC aiid qn the Ucket agafai." of UUa^aarvice will pSy * propor- bullet into her head. j (Conttaned oa Pag* Elevea) th* utiUtiea la Illegal. - / sional leaders joined today In fore­ crossed int) British Crown Dtsaa DeeUaee Oomnwat casting early approval of Presi- tto^ely fair ahare" of postal He wept again when he stood frontier station of the thiri straight yoar> --ia tho Ahat And they have argued tM pro­ '.W hile NixOn himself- declined I World War II Colony at REG. $14.95— 72x90 dcift Blaenhoa-er's program to help 'enues. with his two brothers' beside the Lowu, h^ sent a cable back to ject should be disapproyea under comment on recent Democratic at­ to pay ralsee, RSlaenhower TWIN OR DOUILE RED SIZE.. .M A N C H in m CONN^ the Public Utility Hdlling Com­ spur free world trade by lowering casket fo r a moment before it wa* ' , •— r — ' Chou saiw g: tacks on him. (K)P National (Chair­ ux;,uriff*. / proposed: closed. Their mother's suicide,! , Rome, Jen. 11 (P)—Former Msr- "On leaving your ^'fcountiyv I JoiRiiaa Paradi tomorrow* . pany Act on grounds vCamauntb to man Leonard W .' Hall said in a 1. .Tae pay of claaaiiiad Civil ah improper concei^atlon oTf|m- I n '* special message yestenWy, the brothers say, grew-out of de-^har Rodolfo Graziani, grizzled old conveyy to you on behalf Bulletins REG. $16.95— 72x90 statement last.'night there I'S un­ EtsShhpwer renewed propo*^ he Sarvic* eniployea be raised by 202 coUqagues and myself our ar and wmiid adyarsely sdfecl " S ' spondency that followed B h e| ^ «^ ^ ,^ Lion" who commanded derway highly organiaJd cam-, flrat made, last year for a threer million dollars, whch would bt appreciation of the welcome fron the AP Wires TWIN OR DOUILE lED SIZE . . sumcra and Invafstora. paign to'beaimrch the Vice Presi­ ISley’ to X ; Mve-o'*"*'- <«tch F.Sclet .Und A brief f l l ^ today by Solomon dent of the United States." . yepr extension of' the Mciprocal ua. Your courtesies and ho* Trade Agreements Acywith power (CoaUnaed aa Pag* Elerea) July 4 murder of hi* nife, M ari-1 *| s'“*l .*h* Alllex, died at a clinic and th* unfailing aa Freedman, BBC cowiaei, rejected The technique is to smesr^hlm here today of-e heart atUck. nca.of everyone with whom 1KB NAMES LODGE ENVOY REG. $16.95-^0x90 / these Mgimenta and-declared the by falsely accusing Jiim Of smear­ to cut tariffs snothec/16 per cent. “ T ": ^ lyn Th* Eisenhower Tnda program, Tlie mother’s -suicide noU said , T h e W-y**r-old 'commander, WazUngtoB, J m . II (9V— EXTRA WIDE DOURLE lED ... project ‘.'v^l serve th* public inter­ ing others." Hall said. "This I* who** decorations werq.. stripped President Eisenhower 'today est by -tendlim ' toward- the acb- one -of the lowaat tricks in poUtiea aa outUnad yeatarilay. also calls she couldn't live without her hus- (Caattaaad e« Pag* Elavea) for measures to atimulst* invest­ band. ■ from him in .* 1950 war crime* aomlaated John Lodge, 81. who 5*yocn' quorantM oqainsf math damoqa. nomical and aAciant development and in thi* instance destructive trial, had been, in the clinicJ. i-'ifor wns defeated for another term of their (Middle South and South- only to it* perpatratora.” ment of U.S. capital abroad, large­ News Tidbits Police said- the mothe/'s suicide ly through tax concessions; to 15 days after an operation for>r m as RepUbUcan Governor of Con­ Wonderful, wonderful Chntham 100% wool blankets, * 0 warm sm ) reapactiva Integrated public Th* GOP chairman aSId Nixon’s note said only; / Cowles Raps Shift simplify customs reguMtions; to UBUed tr^^A P Wires ulcer. necticut. to be Ambnzondor to and long' w-enrlng .with wide myon acetate binding. Bermuda utility aystema." "detractors attack him without of- “I can't manage alOn* without; Spain. The nomination ha» bcea furnish mor* technical “know father." I The; old soldier, an unrepeninfant Woe. Riviera red, Adirondack green. Sun Vislley yellowr, Naasan Fasetstito the end, spent his last 111 Road Financing sent to the Senate for confirma- pink. (White la $14.95 only). (Canthiued aa Psga Vlftaaa) (CanUanad an Page Nina) how" to underdeveloped countries; It was addressed to her .kon, tioa. (o encourags American travel .ta StatfMym assesamsnt of all Stephen, with, whom she was liv­ years in retirement. prqperilM to datermtne what - For' ■ time several years ego. other lands; sad to inersaa* Ameri­ ing. state Capitol, Hartford, Jan. 11 STRIKE HITS U.S. STEEL can participation in international amounts of money each town needs A crowd of about 2,000 curious Graziani appeared to emerge aa educational aeaistaaee from the active leader of the Noo/Faacist (91—House Speaker W. Sheffield MbrrlsviUe, Pa,, Jan. II (Pi— R E G . $7.*S Sim Camp Bilwillti; trade fairs. persons had gathered outside the Cknvles asserted today that h* sees Ptrkotllaes were thrown around .(Hearings Start Monday State is advocated by Connecticut yellow lirick funeral home in . su­ Itriian Social Movement (MSI). '‘no reason to change" the present Bank and Trust (Co., offleer . . . New -the two main gates of the U-S. 100% DUPONT DACRON Rep. Cooper (D-Tenn), incoming burban Lakewood when Sheppard But younger leaders .crowded him financing for the (4(W,000,000 Kill- Steel Corp.’i .Falrlesa W orks chairman of the Housa Ways and policy by Democratic Senate Lead­ arrived in a blue police car. hand­ out iifnd in T9S3 he was chosen Ingly-Greenwich expressway. ership appears likely to remove "honorary president” of the minor­ here today In wimt the compnay Maana Committee and chief apon- cuffed to Michael A, Uccello, chief He voiced hia views to newsmen described as a ’‘wildcat Atrtke.** BED PILLOWS Spark Needed to Start soi- of a bill to implement the Sea. Byrd t th* private, service rejected Roaeian pretests to kb* “Welcome. Folks!” California eapresaea eoacera Demo­ (Coatlaaed en Pag* Nina) (Coattaaed ea Pag* Flfteea) of th* Into dietntor, I* In Noble said the inmate* got the hearing* aa 'soon aa the House cratic National . Committee and before th* Rev. AVred C. 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