Of U.S. Plan on Beef, Lamb, Pork Or Poul M MEAT DEPARTMENT

' . ' > • *> . ■ ■ j - . . ' ■ ■ ' ■ . I I ^ • raURSDXY/JANUARY 81, J95T lE u p n in n ' Are Sale Days at Shopping Center-Shpp Until 9 p. th. t. .truth',; âvr> âd pr«l«e * t ^ o r Incic a t the ATvrage Daily Net Press Riin For tk*‘ YVeck EmIeS The Weather f'*y Ct«»4#I <*111 te« In raraeaat at O. S. WmHMr Mnj«ir John Jaaiiar}- SS. 1M1 Light »aow tonight, ending Sn^ PINEHlIRST IS OPEH THURSDAY nrday morning, proimhly freesfng r«on. I». want Cen- i 12,423 min before ending. l.ew .tonight S3. ■now n bur Operator. aad FRIDAY NIOHTS TUrbOO Bfemlier aMthe AaSIt AenunninK**'' > to 8 Inehea. Clenr- li*rtfor€l H.âpttal for BarMua af OI'JmilaHaa ManchesterÂ City of Village Charm lag. rolder Satnrdajr, High ‘25-Se. ^ 0 ' “ ^ • ArelP- *** T “'bntJy Mana- VOL. LXXVI, NO. 104 (SIXTEEN PAGESl MANCHESTER, CONN., FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 1* 1957 * (Otoaatfled Advartlalsx an Pnga 14) PRICE n V B CENTR Bemrp nuinag*ri» latar.rt Klwartts ------:------^ y i IN TOP Q U A llTy ' Hofl**' 'iirl Scout Tito Postpones Ip re sie fe it/, t » fh. .1 Store Plans to V isitl5 „„^ 10 f. ;o,-k H aturday SpceMly H«d« The meat me-at-the- chopping-block boys art United States throMfing the book at / For Table Um lU WILL FIND you this week . , . that , Belgrade, Feb. 1 (/P)—; Optimism hole in your fre’ezer q t 'Yugoslavia announced today EVERYTHING YOU NEED ^ refrigerator is creating a Washington, Feb. 1

-—Rising criticism of Secretary of that President Tito, “for the By JOHN M._ HIGHTOWER . K raft D« Luxe ia > n draft! Better fill it up Defense Wilson’s remarks about the National Guard and his time being,” will not visit the Washington, Feb. 1 (JPy— entirely new Idea in ^dole AT PINEHURST King Saud of Saudi Arabia apreads. , ... . What’ll jmu'.'have? wife’s reaction to lât outcry raised this question today: United States. How long before he resigns? For Wilson to quit now would In making this announcement, a confers with President Eisen Of U.S. Plan on Beef, lamb, pork or poul m MEAT DEPARTMENT... try? nake it appear he waa getting out? government spokeantsji, Branko hower again today amid opti , . . For the flrSt time, the 0 Draakovic, diacloaed for the first flavor of theôat expenalva Oder file. mistic reports from both he haa Indicated to neWa-' time officially that the govern- nidc.s on-the juii.l la1h.H. apread_niQn«y can buy haa----- ——ftucED r Abr noMi . .. Name your favorite men^he manned to stay on at B u lle tin loYnta cf the Unlliiil ^HIT-~n and" been capy But there has been no annoutve- It refrigerated, ûat the way National Guard leadera — one of le of tn-o gas vials he was resolution aimed at breaking from Pinehurst set any whom called It "a damn lie"—and greaa to a Tito viait to .Washing- . ment of any apecifle agreement, you bought It. to protect carrytpx because of the- recent .ton. O n e Oongreasman. F.ep. | nor even of the details of the talks the- Sinai desert deadlock, in the delicate flavor of thia jar of mint jelly to quiv from membera of CJongreaa, aome rrlmei a^ve fell from M, pocket to O’Konski (R-Wia i threatened to themselv’ea. LUES new and different marga Of whom demanded hii reaigna- formed sources said toda.v. ering . . . the floof\aiid emshed, releasin'; reaign If Tito came to Washing- ' Both Elsenhower and Dulles The informants said (^nada'a rine . . . ao much for the tlon. the gao. \ svere reported to be deeply please Quality . . . now for the, Then came Prealdent Eiaenhow- ton. Others, such as Sen. Douglas i Foreign Minister Leiiter B. Pear* It • roiiM not be determined (D-Illl, threatened to boycott an.v I •o far with the progress of the ion decided to withdraw sponsor good newa on price ...... Tendercure Pine •r's comment at hla newa confer whether any pwNrnts were endan talks. g u A U T Y ence Wedneaday that Wllaon'a re Tito apegch before (Tongreaa. .A | ship on the iTound the resolution When you see this picture of a-tender, aizzling Pinehurat hurst' Corned Beef that gered, bat apparehHy no one waa bipartisan groun of Ho\iae leade. a They are understood to be seek- is not strong enough to bring a ateak. you know that our meat manager. Charlea McCarthy, mark waa "unwiae.” hurt. \ goes equally well as an And 'yeaterday, Mra. W 11 a o n had urged the fclaenhower admin- *"fT Satid’a support for the Eiaen- real solution to the Egyptian-Ta- haa itelected "steak" as "one of the meats of the week.” (Set Freedman had consa^ into the iatratlon not to invite ’nto. hower program, novy pending be- raeli dispute. 1 cent sale to introduce steaks at Pinehurst ciit to order, thick or thin . , or buy old fashioned N. E. Din apoke up Indignantly, aaying. hospital for treatment 'after be Drsakovic would not aav If the .Tore Congress, to. protect the Mfd- them rl^ t out of the case ... . you get the same choice ner or in corned beef Elaenhower’a newa conference crit- dte East, against Communist con The break came as the SO-na- this new Kraft De Luxe! ieiam of her huaband waa "un slipped on loo aad wrenched hla U.S. government already had been tion General Asaerably prepared Bring.s thi.s margarine to quality Western Government Inspected beef . . properly sandwiches with rye back. notified on this derision. quest. They also hope to lay the trimmed and aged. called for." She alio aaid 'Nve think Oasis here If not to conclude the to take up the crucial Middle -East you for only 20c lb., pro bread and mustard . . . he (her huaband| haa earned the i One attendant said ho aeaHy debate once again. posaed out from the goo. (Continued on Page Three) rleal for renewal of an agreement vided you buy 2 lbs. . . . right to take it-, easy now.'’ I i'overing United States use of the Informanta aald that in its pres one at the regular price REGUUR SIRLOINS The White Houae had no qom- [ atrategtc air base at Dhahran. Sau ent form—modifled to Insure die of 39c lb. The 2nd for ment on Mra. Wllaon’a blaat. | di Arabia. Egypt—the resolution AND ALL yfllaon never haa ahown much ; Sand's meeting with Ei.aenhow- Ciw merely for Israeli withdraw onljMc . . . no limit. deep concern over prevloua clam- j ; er today was the last scheduled a l from the Gaza Strip ai)d the ora In Congreaa for him to reaign. . .business conference of the two al- Gulf of Aqaba area to bq follow SHORT STEAKS But it la known that Mra. Wilaon I British Place Dulles I though they will meet again to- Ken Smith. 13. a student at Pacoima Junior high’ achool. la given emergency treatm ent on the ed by Israell-Bgyptlan compliance had been urging him to retire for I night at a dinner the King la giv- school's playground in Van Nuyt, Calif, for injuriaa ha received when parta of a falling plana struck with the terms of the 1949 Armis Special Flat dr Double Bone Sirloins...... lb. g9g a year or more before thia moat : Ing in Eiaenhower'a honor. The him while he waa at play. In background another Injured student Is helped. . tice agreeijient. recent incident. i President entertained Saud at a Pearson reportedly felt the res \ Ah ha! Me proud coffee Mra. Wilson aald in an Interview On Most Hated List I formal While Houae dinner olution ought to sUte that U.N. Cake! If it’s richnesS- Hi wasn’t-true that she had asked t\Vedneaday_nighL______' Emergency Force lUNEFl troopa Wilson to resign "beCauae of my London, Feb. 1 -îP) Bg>’pyan'x The bonaervative Daily Tele- Tomorrow Saud will visit IHe' ihoiild be stationed in Gaza, the the Kaffee Klatsching health.'’ However, Mrs. Wilaon j U.S. Naval Academy, lunch with TO SERVE WITH YOUR STEAK President Naaeer no longer holds graph summed up British reac- Airliner Hits Schoolyard; Sharm el Sbqlhh area and, along munchens want . . , they waa hospitalized In 1954 for treat the undisputed title of "foreigner tiona thus: "Anti-American feeling the midshipmen and witness a bas the armistice line. ' Pearson was N«w From FRESH MUSHROOMS V2 ib. 39e certainly will find it in ment of ulcers. And only two days most hated In Britain." U.8. Sec- goes against the grain here; but ketball game between Navy and laid to have stood Arm despite Pinehur.st’s Sara Lee all ago- -in the midst of hla latest retarj' of. State Dulles and Prime there' la no aimilar compunction Duke Univeralty. His official visit I warnings that Egypt would never DERSI uproar—she left Walter Reed Minister Nehru of India mov^ up about anti-Dullea feeling, aa, the ends tomorrow but he will go Mon go for such a strongly worded Smucktrt . . . butter pecan coffee cake. Hospital after undergoing fast this week aa strong contend- Secretary of State ttlay discover if day to the plush Greenbrier Hotel Seven Dead, 78 Boys Hurt resolution. Army These along "with Sara at White Sulphur Springs. W. Va., A U.S. .spokesman told repo^- •t*- • he goes on forgetting himself. to remain until Feb. 9. Lee Butter Pound Cakes, (ConUnned on Page Eight) Most observers still gave Naa- What he said was gratuitously of- Van Nuys, Cslif., Feb. 1 tffb-/«a flery bofflb over the resldenUl i-and the chief of production flight!|ers latsr American and Canadiin IDAHO lAKING POTATOES ser a alight lesd aa .consequences fenaive." To dale there has been no of Cream Cheese Cakes and ficial dlacloaure of the nature of Seven■ven dead and 73 hurt 1. the toUjerea 20 mtl4s northwest df Ui.UesU for Northrop ^ ! S ?U ^S nJ‘on^ phrae^SSlSJ^^^^ A Full Qt. Decanter 5 lbs. 49c Chocolate Cakes you will ahd*‘ti r i jr .‘r o " n " J 5?. * cartoon In the Conservative the talks or the actual ground | P'*"”- 1 Angeles Northrop Aircraft s fli^ t de- , jê 3-part plan. The spokesman ac- Jar Of find frozen in our fro st^ iSJSmy X D ul"..^ re^rk!; covered. If custom isi followed a liner that smashed into a crowded The collision and Jts tarrtfyingt partment said that not a Reds Charge OR Britisj), and French soldiers and i statement will be issued on ech^'yard itJts flaming_' de-lresulude-j results had'nep«rcussl«rthad'Apercusslon* In Wash-'Waslir.' iVasvyas on a radar test flight from]eponsor at the moment but added foods case. The coffee young victima; inglon, D.C., where eoutbem Call- Palmdale Airport. Owen radioed PANCAKE SYRUP 'ladSm a acUon> in (he Jsfa'shinlr 1" ^ to'^,o"lntS’'battle* w ItV th ! "’**“ "** '»«' ‘ownr-1 ’ tbat-tMa did net rale ont the’pes- cakes you can thaw, heat dispute left Nasser’s claim at least >»»wever, may not' Hits shrapnel. , fomla House members united In a an instant before the crash that •Ibility' that she might-be when the For Only 49c Jar and re-freeze or keep in West Prepares ■hak>V French by my side." detail the real ach^vements of the The 4-engine transport, on Its demand for Sn Investigation'. They he was preparing to make a rhdar proposals are preaenfed—probably the ice bo.x for several flnal test flight Collided at 20.000 said they would seek to prevent pass at a second 1*^9. fl.ving mil$a before the Assembly adjourns this TOP ROUND and TIP CUBE days. How any could be ' o n T it favorlfe fli^ ^ S ^ ttli^n «drilni*ToirB*ritr.h ‘^fen*:.' (L’oaUnoed on Page Bight) feet yesterday with a jet flghtei:, ftHore teat flightt over populoua away-over the mountains. afternoon. For Atom War • Iso being tested , oVer the San f***- ""tl school officials The eom psn.y said that such The spokesman said substantial W« can your attention to left over'to re-freeze or to iU new low after he toW a Sen »c«rea as i get every lime he Fernando . Valley. The tranaport' Joined In condemning the practice, checka are. made over ths sparae- agreement on the plan had been refrigerate, I do not camc down in a screaming'dlve. Hundreds of persons in the ly aettled mountains. Northrop" I < some very nice Orange Moscow. Feb. 1 (^The So- ^[^'"cowmTuee’^la.'r m.r.day; j * !>« otl-sts reached among nations with troops Marmalade from Smuckcr. TENDERKNIVED STEAKS Lb. know. . . . trlet government toda.v accused the ; "Personally. I’d rather hot have's I "Phe anti - Dulles sentiment C Ct l< 11 9 a JLi S 9 disintegrating. as ‘It fell. - . . . th*spiawllng tlVA a»t-4s>WAnl^s Angeles nlarsA. basin mm saw officials said Owen’s radio made in...... the U.N...... Emergency ~Force, e. Ha which aella a t 31c and old., western oowers of deliberately French and British aoldier beside ^»»«I pafty lines. The pro-Labor j. ^ A blazing wing section exploded no mention that he saw the air- voiced ' confidence the reeolutlona faahioned Crab Apple Jelly' 99 western powers or oeu^ j depicted Dulles seat- |T/bf a 1 c Mgwxxwxf- over the athletic field at Pacoima I. plunge liner or that the jet’s forward- would command strong support in a t 2flc. The price i.«t right . . the quality can’t be beat . . . .While you’ve got your ,jading a Mlutiônjo^^^^^^^ , ed at a desk with his mouth 1 0 1 3 1 8 i T i O l l I l t Junior High School, where nearly ’ r,— •weeping radar had spotted" It,'■ the Assembly. The United Statea I So we repeat our special on meaty 3rd thru 7th ribs of head in the freezer; take lem of world diaarmament. . „ . . exnlain T*P*'■7— ------o. o.p„- them were hilrt fslslly. The four as no By THE AAAOTIATED PRESS its dlv^,steepened. It came apart dangerous. There w sizes . also boned and obrtom, Interpreta- men in the transport also were pfece plert. fillln* the air with ’’PP* *" •’"ppieocrippled (Coatinued on Pago Eight) plana to ealabllsh foreign pvench In the Arab World aa •"<* 9*rt««tiona. and De- 'The toll of death and. destruc killed, as was the pilot of the fight-. debris. ' I . plane, A recorder taped their last stuffed and a limited tion mounted today aa new heavy R I B O V E N port commands ia result of the Sues Invaainn. B u t: P*'?'"*"t of Corrections. »r plane. | "it looked like stovi pipes and : ..... r«- quantity of Cornish Hen Tê Statement .said the/United ^ usual the expUnation failed to Much of the British press also rains fed one -ot the worst floods c • Chicken Livers. , . . in the history of the Appalachian Hospitals said 28 persona were : ticker tape falling." said a motor- ,, States *'"*** ,"®t only catch up with-the original state- was dumbfounded when Elien^ mountains region and carried the kdmittea, all biit one of them stu-, 'Ikt. M. G. Dougherty, who was ; HOW (the planeadeaig- Sunahine Blacuit Co., mak- delaying tactics within the Unlted.|„,g„( i„ ^ public mind already pre- hower this week went out of his denta. Fifty other bou's wei» treat-I flvlvlng near Vie school when th e; NaUons to avoid a aoluUon on the pared to believe the worst of Uiieat deeper into the South. Bulletins era of the long famous Hy-« Lb. way to praise his Secretary of Thirteen were dead In Kentucky; ed and released, attendants report-' doomed plan# came skittering goodhyÎo over^ drox Cooklea which' you get While fresh vegetables disarmament .'-.roblem-, ^ Dulles. ^ State. down. body. v Foreign ' Ministry spokesman ' Weat Virginia and Virginia — flrat ■ ‘ The jet. an F » 8(;orpion' being ^ K lll^ in the DC7 were WllJiam from the AP Wires ad freah at Pinehurat. wanta 59 are scarce keep a few to be atruck when flood waters ita to tell you about Sun- Our meat men fi.x the.se standing roasts so that they Leonid F.i Ilyichev, who called a Two other schools, a church sM tested by Northrop Aircraft Iiicr. i S*. th« pilot!- co-pilot Archie packages of Pictsweet rolled out of the mountains four •cores of residences for blocks went down several miles east of Twitchell,, 50, a colorful flier ahine ^thitmeal cooklea and arc easy to serrv^. Let them stand and “set” awhilt news conference to announce the days ago. Simahin'e. Sugar Jumblea frozen vegetables on official Btatemeht, aaid that de around were damaged by bits and papnima. ' I _____ » MIDEAST PL.\N CHANGED for easier slicing. Buy 2 or^three rib.s. Ser\’e it cold hand. . . . The FBI Story^-23 President Eisenhower declared pieces of the plane as it burst like gur# What Happened (Conttnned «n Page Two) WashingtoB, Feb. 1 6ee» which are auch a good value as well as hot. K .vou want to put some in your spite what he called western prov^ j 1 for the large fantily. . . ecatlons- the Soviet Union “Is and portions of Kentucky and Weat jjjjjjM jjgjjgjj; i Curtis A. Adams, 28,'a radarman', I TT— ■“** rethiry of State Dulles today freezer . . . see Charlie Mac. will continue ita effort toward Virginia a disaster area as dam- parachutedH** •'-’*•'**^41 fromllA»m theinC j«l,jet. Hen® WGII.w‘as - w r /- » '« #w eoactuded six days -yf testimony ages ran into millions of dollars. to Senatora M the admiulstn^ .solvin|( the problenL" picked up, injured but alive, in the U e a tll L o iU lt a t 1.1 1 'The official statem ent traced the ■Virginia Gov. Thomas B. Stanley News Tidbits brusii covered hills near Glendale. v.araaati exa x.l Hon’s Middle East resolution, Both the Jumblefl and the disarmament question back to Rus also requested disaster designs I^the ho.pit.1, Adams told report- In H aV eil F ife aad w-as reported; to have agreed PINEHURST LEAN sia’s Nov. 17 proposals to the West. ttoh for six southwest counties to tivo amendments. where 2,000 were homeless and , Culled from .AP Wire* Oatmeal Cookies Sell , ■ ■ * . i* - At that time, the Kremlin asked "We had completed the second of FRESH GROUND BEEF Lb. 18,000 knocked out of their Jobs’ i three peases we were maMng to New Haven, Feb. 1 AIKEN RAPS WILSON SOt ' t the West to agree on a lengthy Tliree full lb. bag at only 39c b.v the floods. The request was More than 80 'e cl-studded cut- teat J" ' o)ir^ radar.rsosr. Ii saw something more women victimsvictima of a Jan. 24 M’aahlBgtoa, Feb. L lAPt—;Sott. pro|firam, - Including dissolution of granted. mtlitafy pacts, a ban on nuclear tom-bt!ilt^dm.ca Jv. reportedly wh^^'in'oeblfd*" Aiken (R-Vt) said today that . Regular' Ham burg De Luxe Chopped . test! and weapons, withdraw'al of Geri. Alfred M. Gruenther. pres heee entered #*«m GeBemlMotors. ^ "■PP*o«d, died tods)', pushing the tots dead Secretary of Defense WUson’a Evoryflay Law ident -of the American Natihnel lb. 39c all foreign troops, and even adrial ^ II. Three others 'remarks abont tbe Nattonat Sirloin Psttico Ih. 89c ‘ Inspection along .a strip separating Red Cross,' said It was allocating Guard '‘have greatly inqiaired half a million dollars for flood re r.S ’rS.’Si.-i!:"?; '.i; aay future uaefabteas be may Soap Priets lief in the three states. Regular Leon Fattlos (Contianed im, Pag* Three) nToMy ,h* ■ay, Rcmlnr-n j hyw’w! ral'MMTwhh otherwise have had." To be of* Ib. 59t IKJK w«lTiEWia0*Boys and girls under 18 were In- But even as already devastated fective In Us Defense ; Post, iv"* per cent of the ar- areas began the Herculean task } • which confronted the FBI and . ■ ■ fc' Aiken told the Senate. Wilson rests made for major crimes; and bei'^'Thl' u. fc .... ; are-the latest dead. They were Please redeem P d O local law enforcement officers in almost half of these were under (CoaManed 7 Two fnore submarines- will must have tbe confidence of ; the wake of World War II, Di- people with whom he must deaL iia v y iu o n tracts ine w.K^ s,.r"vr«over''hVd .md ‘h.t 6 2 . 2 boaded over to Pern which haa the 'IfoJnd found In the w’reckage of the plane 1 injured in the (Ire ’ '’’‘""•a- With pride, NABISCO pre- coupdhs bera. ■ n nni * ®'***'^ Hoover had Mia p#r cnl of those arrested in 1956' largest submarine navy of any in a foothill canyon.’was Roland! Nine died in the fire itaelf and aenta thia choice aelacUpn. e At Pinehurst.i. 1 tffcl* I n T P P ' . .u â'' •utoraoblle thefts and 52.7 per r-outh American country B ^ veteran Navy flier ‘ the 10th ylctiin died aixr daya later. URGES BETTER BENEFITS oi flne cooklea in 10 diatinc- A VJ. i AlA C C It Is wen to analyze the con-on- gf those ariaatedarrested for hiirelen.-burglary Providence Radio Station WICB ! . Waehingtoa. Feb. 1 (JP)—TIm Uva flavora and' ahapea. . , LOWER PRICE ON ditlons that breed crime ■y- *" 'hqd not reached their 18th birth- romplies with wishes of eonrt of- j House Appropriations oommit- CriiTO ...... 3 Ibe. 98e ! order that w’e may prevent it to day. flclatt to stop broadcasting from tee today recommended 8X75 More A-§ubs morrow. One of the primary causes court building where murder trial | Ib. Ivory Soap— The bare statistics standing by million doUam to' pay (or lm< of t)ie alarming incresss in crime themselves gave (he frightening is being held . . . British Forei| i i proved social seeurtty bonedto Nabiaeo SHURFINE COFFEE 95e Large ...... 2 for 29c among our young people, for ex Bank for Foreclosure Washiagton, Feb. 1 . uPi- -The impression that young people had | Office reacts frostily to rlalma by j voted by the last foagtess. Medium ...... 2 for 17c. ample, baa been the diMntegratioh Inqam .Ahmed of Yemea that there j De Luxe Aaaortmeot Personal ... Navy hae announced the award of no moral restraints and were rim-' . . . 4 for 28c contracta totaling more than S6d of th r home aa a guiding influence. ning wHd. Such aiv impression was is no border between his country r AIR FORCE CIT DUE toll A. box We A GOOD lUY ON mlUien for the constriiction of "The - -tremendous number of and the British Protectorate Aden I Imiy Flakes . . 33c and 79c parents who have entecad the false, of course, . but.j .c the situation ' Of Northeastern Steel Washington, Febk -1 OP) ■ See- three more atomic powered aub- which A-clslroed by Ye-nen retnry Qnarle* snid'todny tho MAXWELL HOUSE COFFEE .. Ib. can $1.07 Ivory Snow ... mnrines. It now has two such ves- •ar'Aed services and'war indiStries ’ Columbia University sciefltists . 33c and 79c 'no longer can exercise sufficient fusion across the land. -Air. Fore# expects to radoce tha ' sell. FBI S tarts School says there Is a roatianous 45,888 Bridgeport. Feb. 1 (5*1—The Ck>n--* that- such a failure would consti- number e( ita wings below- next 'Alae fram NaMace. a m w Camay Soap- Rear- Admiral A ,‘G. Mumma, control over their sons and daugh mile uadersea orack in earth S sur nectirut Bank and Trust Compapy 1 tute q default under the mortgage. year's projected figure of 1X8, Comp...... 4 for 33c ters.” Aa early aa 1948, Hoover conaid- atrtpad ahertbraad coekyf SPECIAL VALUE cMef of the Bureau of Shipa. said ered the problem ao pressing that face twice aa deep and i-.uch wider qf Hartford filed suit in Superior i after proper notice, and would per which Is 8 below- thhi year's B a th ...... 2' for 25c the ru!W craft wilt be attack sub- Much .qt the crime increase than the Grand Cam-on. Cîurl today against the North-, mit the trustee to declare the peak. How-liver, both Qtiarlea maijnes. with highapecd "Alba- could be accounted for .b.v the in he directwl the organization of an 4»e pkg. SHURFINE Lg. 2'/i Can Lava ...... 2 for 2Sc FBI Juvenile Delinquency Inatrur- Salvation Army/^vtimmer snd eastern Steer Corp. eeeking fore-j principal of all the bonds due and and Gen. Nathan F. TwIniiUf,- core-type hulls" and single crease in the nation's population. agent for Salvation Army Insur closure of a mortgage, appoint-' payable immediately, Air Forre chief of sMf, told tha oalleri' ' wasn’t the whole ansxver School in whlCh special agents Dus . 33c and ,77c ance Co. get* two yetw Jail sen- ment of a receiver for the defend-i Northeastern on or before Dec. House .Armed S e rv ile Cktmmlt- The ■ contracts, announced laat ant firm and damages of $8,000,- 27, 1958 aHowed lu working cap- tae rednetioa In the number af FRUIT COCKTAIL 35e night went to" population increased 24.3 per 'Project, supplemented by lectures teoee in London for ‘‘killing off’ 'Oxydol 33c and 79c cent j 64 people. In two years thereby de ®0®- ■ ' ; itai to fall below $2,000,000 and w-lngs does not mean reduced Ing'alU Shipbuilding <30^0.. Pas- lncVe8»«l **-» per ■ w’dl-known suthortties in the frauding bis company . . . Japan., Ths Hartford bank iqsUtut ed its -neglected to 'remedy this failure air .(Ightiag strength.' Tide ...... 32c and. 77c eagoula, Miss., for constriiction of of jmenile dellnq.iency. ^Spociol'VahM oa ------JuvwUlC Rate High . One of the most misunderstood asks Britiajn (a sospriul scheduled action as trustee under en indan-1 after due notice, the Hartford C h e e r...... 32c and 77r ' two submarines -- SBN-590 aiul bydmge* bomb teats which will be ture of a mortgage deed of trust bank ajiegea , ' 1 BANDITS NET 8SR880 8SN-592-at a total contract A few sutiitics tel) a psii. ofi^?'?.** eplorcement is the held soon near Christmas Island in I allegedly exempted by Northeeat- The truatee claims also that Toledo, Ohio. Feh. I (dpi—Fonr. S A W HNE TOMATO JUICE *)rWt ...... 82« price of 840,998.770. Ingalls aaya the storj'. 'The major crimes c o m - ■ '^ P a a 'H ’IHtlea and limita- Psclfle. 'em'Feb. i. 1965. Northeastern has failed to pav the bna sub will’be .'’delivered in Juy im lttad in 855 cities in the prew ar; *I*"8 in the field of civil rights. heavily armed oaea robbed tho Blue Dot Dus Army seads two more veblrles Northeastern, according to the principal of the bonds with inter- libbey-Owens-P'srd Bmployan No. 2 Con— 2 for 33c 33C' and 79< 1980, the other in January 1981. LVeara 1938-1939 averaged 830.257!. IMH pf Rights equipped far traveling In deep coniplsint. at that ti.me jasued St. Federal O adit Union of 858.8M Mr, Corbett of Pep- Electric Bi»t Division of Gen-[each yesr.'These were-crimes of The ConatHutional amendments Joy ...... 39c and 89< 47 Indictments anew- in attempt to rescue 48 per flrat'mortgage, 4>, per cent boh-ia, As security for payment of prin- i this morning, the credit nnlnd peridfe Farms juh I ergl Oynandca Corp„ Groton, t hiurder. manslaughtor, rop*. rob-. known as the Bill of Rights pro-, George Metesky, 64. Water- sons stranded in trail), at New due Feb. i;. 1970. In the aggregate 4S«og. Con 35c— 2 for S9c manager. .Albert Gottfiled, tn tl O mw.. tor bttildtng the SBN-.589 befy. a; cipal' and interaat on the bonds, i brought in S different Daah— I aggravated asmull! burg-j vids for freedom qf religion, bur)-. who police aay Is tha Mexico pass... National Safety principal amount of $6,000,000. the plaintiff — bank declarea, pollee. *They cisnned ua ant,**, ffaiTatu of tiiose wonder G ia n t/i; ...... $2.3; q t a ocmt of 80I,800J>00, Ttks da-(lary. larceny and autoineddJe theft. I speech, press, assembly and peti- "Mad Bomber," wore this ex Council eettnwtaa aecidenta killed Thepe are new outstanding and Northaastem mortgaged its real i Gottfried'-eaW of the (onr mea Large . i.!.. aeaaosoo flvvy date w u not announced. |ln these saaos cities, the mSJorrtion; trM o m to keep snd bear pression aa he entered .Otml- 95,98# .Americsuis last ysar in- ‘ valid obUgationa of the steel firm. astata at Senview and Stratford) who appented with ptetnh ah ful Baigium dainty Wild Bird Seed lower a t ...... 5 lbs. ^2c figures ^ not Include the ‘ertines in the postwdr years 1948-, arms, from enforced quartering of -nal Courts Building in NeW- eluding 40,000 in traffic. it/ln claimed byvthe bank. «ptc anti Sp«n , . . , y .. . J 7 , avenUea. Bridgenoit, together Nvith^ 9:4# a-m., Joat after B rta|u Bx« rookies . . . Naples, Brus- ennt of tha niinUnr l^âc^^MA » » aafaraged almost-^ 800.090 ! troopa- from unlaw-fuf search "ai^ York to plead-to ^-.47-count ^ M. Butler declares through ' As part of the trust, the bank -buUdlnga an d " fixtures located on : press bad delivered the. me nay-/ ' Wild Biird^Feeders special a t ...... each-99c ' Thro naelaw bupmarlasa. -Jtha each jryar. In U5S. a aertotu | aelxure; freedom from being a wlt- •veLs, Monte Carlos, etc. Cftriet daaxufr ■ - ' , Indictmaitt. which includea aa' pMe (hat'he haa no Intention -of i nllegcs. Northeastern - agreed that the taal estate. - I NnabUun aad the S a n tn ^ n lm * ^ c ria tn was ccemattUd . ofl an • hesa against oflesMr; freedom from “ '. 11 - ...... -V priced a t 59g to 79g Special Suet Balls . ■ 2 Mr 4Se S M ^ o r 2»c , saven counts of sUemptsd reaigning as chairman of tpe Dam* ' It .would not 'perm it its Workinigl Because of the allegad default I South Dsardaldr MisBa^jFabw ,'t' have, been tnaipntad 8nd'"aigh( avecagp of every. 18,8 aacenda. - j excessiveJball or fl^s; frcpi bCii^ ihurder. ' Pleading In Gen ocratlc . National Committee... jcapltal to fall below $2,OOo!tooithe truatee aeoke ferocloeu're of the UPv—Fire today .dgatTnyad t|ia pLf. with and Peanut letter ...... each 39c Save Sc on apectal pack otharn ara bnfiig' luQt. Tm> aeon I t- sljBma&il, Jtert of the deprived from duel process;' from eral Sessions w‘as deferred to President and' his orfainet. minus i while any of tha bonds wars out-! mortgage. poaaeMien ‘ of th e '. Juaior high whig nf tha FmaWif- aiitharinod 'h r CbAgreml poptxvqr recot)d\ v m the ^ cruel and unusual pi^nishment; snd Feb. 21. pending the outcome , Defense Secrctlar); WUaon. aeeet I atMding. ’ . ; mortgaged pramtses. $EYH)0.000 TTTgiTiial SAeM wUh laaa atti"* to the three provlde<^ uumberêSf, teenage Idren, of' psychiatric examination of aaw contracta. , (Sr 98 minntas wllh np indication'! Tha stM company cdnvenantadidiimagiM~ ■ '.magaa ands ' " the appointtiiant of M tadinpoiehriljr a t feid(--i|îy|||e, yeivnd la m ajor laqr vioIstioap.( iCenttanad d* Paga T tn ) Meteeky in Bellevue Hospital. given of what w m diacuaseiL further,'oeeordi^ to tha hank, q neOvar for NorthidoUlnL' :Al
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Board May Levy bn the sa .ib admhilstrativ* baalu meht 'and the relaxation of interviewed Soviet .ffiM(?Hiameiit pro Hits Sdioolyard; . , Rockvill^yBrnon as other .toi/n' departments. national tension despite what it posals on N py^Tl and said the AlmMt 2 CHAPTER'S Assegsments for Board Meets Reds Charge western ppWera were plainly *1- The Jby Doii Whitehead Sheinwold on . Two of the other Mancheeter called a “ regretful'’ lack of coop FRESCRIPTipNSs >n Dead, 78 Boys Hurt bllli scheduled for a Legislative eration from the Weat. tempttog^’to delay a solution to * Sewer Projects Levin and Goldfarb Release . Informally to hearing Tuesday are the Republi West Prepares 'It said the new plan of the U.S. blent Indefinitely." The "SAFELY FILLED'^ BOLD DECEmVB ffLAT : MiMiih «laalMr can and. Democratic meaaums af government for the eatabliahment It added that even .In the United Nations to which the ’* ■ * '• • * ® * * )‘ riuHâg »nd then I dropiêd to the Thp Board of Water^ Oc^nd*- ; WINS NINTH ’nUCK N'«Hh44oath valaetabk* fecting the town clerk’s office. and expansion of military 1^ 'Alfred ^B w ald • n d Ht h Discuss Bills There ta no basic difference be abroad, and for equipping western power* Inaiatsd the ques-. aioners will- be abked Tuesday to Plans for Housing Project For Atom War tion be taken —^ the Weat - had i* | .J U rt-® ** t hnpw If U eli. After that Crime, Aftermath War ‘Thai waa a very rlaky way ta Hr, Balt tween them with both stating that with atomic weapons is ‘ *proof that levy asaesamenta against some 70 made no new proposals .to check » M > *■» * * • » ; I j Aen't. remember anything:.” play the hand," remonstrated Mr, 7 ( 2 r the.town clerk Is to be appointed the United- States is speeding, up RockvUld, Tab. 1 jSpecisI)-:-Awnounced the eppclntment of Hobert Several administration bills that ' ^(CoBteoed from) Page One) the arms race. î^Mb B> I bane C t tike flig h t; A fter the plane itnick Albert property owners, for the coat of Bull. Thejr could Wave beaten you B T # 4 by the general manager and paid reparations for anwar." two tricks by' shifting to dla- g J K ( F. Kingsbury, of. TalcottviUe and have been, introduced into the Gen on a fee basis. He Is now elected “Thoee who are Interested not •H ta w r Key Xakaaaaoa, V , ' lay on the blacktop achoolyard, hia four sewer projects which have davelopment of About 65 houeea the Comffiunist and non-Com ThI* -waa ai^tker reaction to a mends.** ♦ A K George E. .Poole of. Vernon a* eral Asisembly will be discuaaed by and pay* himself and his offlc* in words but in deeds cannot .but ■ - ■ ..Tr <« ,‘iM le i nearly' aevered above the been com plete. . S ARd-R ttaree-stofe ahoppihg center muhia^ areas'‘bf Europe. disclosure ^tn President Eisen ASK YOUR the « * a e » e » W . AM heed to the bleeding profuaely The Board meets at 8 p.m. in the ^True eiKmab. WWfT ^ chairmen of the local teams, which the Board of Dtrectora at an in expensei out of fees. hower's budget message that the be concerned” at the failure of the agreed Mias Win, era piSimed for Hartforil Turnpike wlH participate In the general pub- . With . the Tasa atatement the western power to cooperate. It I m AMlKiee aieA, when.John yerdanian, hi* physical hearing room of the Municipal A formal meeting to the hearing Salary DiffereRces. PenUgtih is working On plans for D O C T r= R A "but they didn't, A J 9 1 by Louis Goldfarb Uk, Jack Levin, Ife campaign to begin in mid- Soviet government made public re oigKnisatian of six atomic kiipport said. n * AaaM hagea * e *a & osuaLet education teacher, found Albert Building. • > Q » » room of the MunIcipAl Building Howsver, the Republican bill The actual cost of a newer at did they?’' ♦ K 7 ♦ A Q 9 I » the latter revealst’ today. February. plies to these propoaai* from Pres Command* to provide nuclear fire Ilyichev was asked If announced ABOUT MnMh. tX Mad Bah 12. both! amid the wreckage, the dead, dying ' West . opdlled The two town chairmen are cuf' Monday night. would require that a referendum ident Biaenhower, former Britiah Keeney S t and Hackmatack St is A J • 7 ( A 1 ( 8 < The housed will be built ■ bn be held to approve the bill and power for the U.S. Army and allies. plana to strengthen the ' Warsaw. ^M^^Hia.TlN! tatond yeuthafUI . the alx eir chibe, rently enlisting volunteer workers Prime Minister Eiden, and Rrbnch Pact could be taken aa an indica ecat- Verdanian, a 34-year-old war 7.6 per cent higher than the esti h o u v h about 600 acres of Vernon lend on One bill that has already stir allows the general manager to set A Soviet government atatement — V and MiM Tffln. who will Join a total volunteer Premier Mollet. All thre^fejected tion that .the So'vlet Union waa 4 veteran, applied pressure to the mate; one at Lyndale S t ia 7A Miis WIk . • - the south aid* of Hartforc Turn red a. controversy A K Q 8 force of from 700 to 800 men snd a Soviet bid for a btg^^wer con Brital^ France. Weat Germany, convinced no progresa toward dla-^ and t*re artery in Albert's, thigh and fast tricks, nine pike east of Gleszman's Green women living In the hospltel'a the town to sell or lease the Globe ure would become effective with ference on dlaarmstoent and said^ CMS E iit is S.3 per cent lower; add one • 4f A K 1( 3 house. out a referendum and speciflea Italy, iSirkey, Iran and Japan, that armament coiUd be expected. The' at afeatoh aa ^tapped the bleeding. Medical men if the apadea broke 3-9.'The odds Hollow land which it purchased efforts toward ending the world's' at Hackmatack S t and Judith Dr. aervtca arlea.. how much the town clerk should establishment of U.S.-AUIed nuclear Soviet spokesman declined to an abent trying*■ to said he probably saved the boy's were, however, nearly 2 to 1. ♦ .« V * Across the road, a one-atory, 73 ."Members of the volunteer from Cheney 6roa. In 1955. arms race ehiould be channeled is 14 per .cent lower. - A Q > 4 be paid during the period i>egin- weapon and missile bases In other swer thie question directly but life . against *o . favorable a break to' by -75 foot atructure. w ill' house Opponents of the measure claim through thb United .Nations. Wes* North Kaet groups,’’ Hunter said, “ will call hlng the first Monday to Novem countries would put those .countries promised hia country would "n ^ ’Whan Mrs. tnrgiato Brans \rali The teacher, stained with hi* apadea How could she develop a three dtorea each with s 25-foot area residents and offer them the the purchase of the land was ap The Soviet Union atatement said give Ua eftorts toward disarma ,Paaa l A PM * proved by the voters vrith the un ber and ending July 1, th* start first in line to suffer nuclear re g n e « the swarwat San VaHey Hch? pupil's blood, shook his head ninth trick without running intq • frontage. The building urill be of opportunity to share In the pro this country did not propose to taliation. - ment and relaxation of world^'ten- I'ass a NT Pass derstanding that It would be used of the new fijical year. CONNICTICHT MIBICAl •IRVICI that her saat Ifesoaie. was wearily as the ambulances rolled shift to diamonds? ncrete. steel and cement block gram for an enlarged and modern- give up it* efforts toward dlaarma- Tods y’s Tasa statement re aion.” , it*-ay. Accidents Number . Pass construction. 'The property con only for public park and recrea Another administration meaa- 9,0. leX 191 . MW MAVM 1 MHi, har vaka rear aa.a wall: Bqldnsaa and deception were her Opening,lead— A • iaed hospital that will be adequate *yilL Mh. 9 C. a * : 2 dMka't even \ rv e seen men die, but this was answer. She won the drat trick to sists of 118,260 square feet of land tion purposes. ufe pending in the General Aa- 55 During Month to meet the ever-growing .public aenibly would limit the town's lia Idw yew Aset jr i tbtsi mentoig.” different" he said. "These a’ere dummy, dropping the eight of with a 234 fd were 15 as compared ib-J~ ieaaures affecting Manchester, Firemen from the Manchester Weat 'sron with tha queen o f Answer: Bid two i^trump- 'Thla grade teacher at Maple St. School, initial claims the previous week. Ballroom Daneing^ **Tha gaa was •& ever aud the heat Icy roads were blamed for the bid showe 13 to.IS pointa, halanoed ere to be aired at a meeting of the Fire Department put\mt a M s« bulk of the 70 crashes reported to hearts and wondered what to do. died suddenly last bight at her Of 187 total claims 143 ware con Open Stock Salem Towne VM *—sbhe. Bverybody was Legislature's Chties and Boiuugha *rhere was no evidence to steer him djatribuUon, and stoppers to tha home. tinued from the previous week. , A new class in bsllrooui danc 1 laid there far a wbUe in a clothea dryer abobt 2 p.m. December and 33 reported last Committee at the State Capitol In toward dlamonda He wondered unbld siiitSi She was the wife of Dr. Fred Bveats Tonight ing, presented as part of the Man ______- ______month. Hartford T'ueaday. The mating, yesterday at the home o f ^ r . and whether to lead another, chib.or , (Copyright 1937, General Fea- The Past Cliiefs' Club of Degree *T aaw fact ad a body ffytog at "These past two months have erick W. McKone, associate profea- be held in Room 411,. 1* scheduled chester- YW CA winter activities tures Oorp), , , -• of Pocahontas will hold a grocery Bia.'" aaid N ^retb. 12. I Mrs. Ralph H. Fletcher. ^ 30 been the worst in the number of shHt to epade*. He settled to lavo” aor at New Britain State Teachers. to get underwa> at 10 a.m. of leading another club, and now social at 8 p.m. at Red Men’s Hall schedule, will be offered in a aeries' trjpffed aad tea and hurt nay head Canterbury S t crashes we have had in some time, College. "T^'o of tbeae other bills are-also but not In their aeverity,” the chief Misa Win could make the contract ; She had been a teacher, in Rock-, for members and friends. of eight lessons at the Oommufhty ROCK MAPLE! •Ml artfee My W t area” Cbiiff John Merx said lint cau^ among the adniinlstratlon meas- If either apkdes or' hearts broke Alden Skinner Auxiliary will hold Aaathcr hay. JimiBy I>er^. IX Are in the bottom o f the clothes aaid. By this he meant the number vilte schoole for 16,years. ufes to be discussed Monday. One Y. of crashes greatly increased, but X-3. Actually, the hearts broke, and EASTWOOD a public grocery aociel at 8 p.m. iMMt sepaotiaig: ""It btew up. It dryer, located to the basement. \ Born in Rockville,' Sept. 19, 1916, would ratify the town's action In The lessons will be on Tuesday the toll of human suffering was' the contract waa made. ^ e was daughter of Mrs. Rdnq IqG A R Hall. evenings from 8 to 9 e'cIocU, the Mesr m ft haachad saaM aC tha Hoarever, no thmage was done to ail ClaeiBMkT^Bd CaMr'' the Junior Pilgrim Fellowship of changing the dates of Its fiscal down. There were no deaths during 'West would have no problem if ^Mprin and the late Dr. J. Ralph first one on Feb. 5, , .heya s f tha fbataa thay w «r* try- tha machine, which was being Ctark GakI* tiearae 'Nader <3hurch year from AUg. 15 to July 1. this period here, but • number of Mtaa Win tried out the spades !a - Elcaaer Parker Worto. First CongregaUonaJ Mrs. Delores Oswald. Instruc S ta ttttoh. 1 dwa-l oparmtod by. Mrs. Fletcher at the JaUa Adams Vernon will meet at 7:80 R.m. At Injuries were report^. fore V orkti^ on the hearts. East 'The King Shb. attended St. Bernard's Y. It would also permit the town tor, waa formerly a teacher at the tinu'. ‘ ‘Moat drivers Involved in accir "Four Girls the church. Mr*. George Hammar j to establish a special taxing dls- Flramcn said smoke hed Ailed would, discard the five o f eluba on ■nd Four .Sch'oolNgraduated from Rockville Arthur Murray studio In Hartford- denta drive on icy roads the same the' third spade, making It clear la Town” will lead a dlacuaaion on ''Choosing trict from which revenues could be The course v lll pro\Ide an op M r ar the 1JW atadsnto to the the bsuement gad was billowing Queens'’ I ^ h S c l^ l in 1934 and from New Your V i. High St.; Mrs. Roatna DeOantla. (Coattnaad from Page One) 4 qUEENS” High W a ir p h o o r a M s , Mra. McKone w*a e member of t ahMaMli hdt h ff ahava the 1391 Woodbridn S t; Mrs. Beds bed him with knives. Finally cera willing to cooperaM In civil ;the ROckvlUe a ^ 'M a p le S t tetch- A ltar he aMsrged free* the I'Damatrom. RFD 1, Andover; shotgun blasts snuffed out the last rights ipvesClgattons. CSospe 1:1* ited States the right to a speedy and public era' clubs annt came two days * -Why esa ta tha ahff 1 ment. The relatlonahIpA between then the ol^cer. deserves to be ex- iNursIng Aaan.,of which she was. " R F D 1. RockviUe; Edward private persona are. matters which vestigation lâuse Earle had been 8|«a., **Iarak'* Hi XIaeMaSrapp after the voice qf the Yugoslav ptMM aaiilaB.'* X* aaid. “ ** **arted j Howies. TO Jenacn St.: Mrs. Al- in custody of bn officer and there po.sed. punished and 6red for the '*8luiw««wa al AWUGe’^ tkek. Tice president. FORUM are largely reserved to the state*. rjvada Jubinville. IS Wellesley Rd.; was a possibility that hia civil good of the entire •force and law ' Besides her husband and mother government, the netvapaper Borba, ^ ‘ 1(1:86 A.M. Thu* a mob might lynch * victim she lea v^ a son. John P. McKone; ■ Mrs. Irene Hawley, 107 Benton St.;' rights . had been '■\denied "under enforcement generally. But If the bijticized jvhnt It c*lfe« or cer's innocence should be estab both of Rockville. tion doe* not necessarily mean that • Funeral service* will b« held at States in connection <son to Mr. and deals for the most part with In official of a state institution la ac>. RADIO voluntary aei-yitude, peonage, and r f I I V I s I 0 N (^Q5^âel^ Hsitat -fh* -Tstr # SDO wrong,'' I Mrs Jerry Poeaum, 37 Marble St. cused of a’ po.ssible civil right* and Urged the PreSideht to Ighore E voting rightfl.'Sertion 242 appBes Rockville. r DISCHARGED YESTERDAY: yiolAtion,. the FBI investigates If rkaasel a New Uarca, Caaa. *4* ( I) mAOE I ■ Tut Save From 10 to 40^0 on These Bedroom Pieces largely to the actions of law en tc^ rCow irkaawel M Wartlard. Cdea. BARLV SHOW The plaintiffs claim negligence iMrw Etiaabeth Gray. Wapplng; the Criminal Division of the Slav leader "If It can serve the forcement officers who, "under SHOW Ckaesel ts Smteclleld, Man. ^ ^ (*l) TWUJQBT TBEATCB because- of uncleared snow ^nd Rosemary Cronin. 90 l^nox Justice Department sb Instructa. ^ Cksosel M New BrUals. C*aa. dsH.l SI SPUBniilUPB cause of peace.” P U PN AM & CO Open Htock correlated pieces of rujiffed Solid Rock Maple and Birch . . . simple in desigti, to make standardized Domenick Scianno, Long la- color of law.*' ndllfiflly deny a per - New Attitude Noted DOORS iN MSO S E is m n is i CkaaM IS Waleeborr. Caa*. lU) THE rMBISTOPHEBS Ice. • son the right* guaranteed by law CkaBael B Nalyê. Mas*. * : » (22) SKIER’S CORNER CTo-defendanta with' the city arc wall pieces that'make complete bedroom units. In warm, hand rubbed Nutmeg finish . . . you combine any N. Y.; Mrs. Marion Hamm For the mbst part, the FBI hay S:4* < a> WEATHER FORRCAgT MEMBERS N. Y. STOCK EXCHANGE \ ■ and son. 71 Mountain. S t, Rock- and the Constitution. fouAd local law enforcement offl^ d:4t < S> THE NEWS TUDAk Frank and Kidy Oolick in action 6 CENTRAL ROW — TE L JAekson 3-14S1 — HARTFOBO units t() make just the combination you prefer for your own home. Plan to see them . . . choose y ours at these j vilic; William Hunniford. 441 Cen- • Heavy pressure wa.s put on the * Sweatland as a Bolton sale savings! federal government in 1933 to .I:M ( 1) AIM EGAN SHOW re.sult of injuries sustained in a I ter SL: Mrs. Florence Donnelly, (U l.l O’CLOCK REPOKT i llA Devon Dr.;. Mrs. Modeste Des- have the FBI Investigate the mur- <221 WEATHER fall on Cottage St. Feb. 5, 1936. Covefitry Resident M9.9,4 Vslur; 86-lncll Hbuttrr boor 336.50 Value! S6-Iach 2.Shelf koa and son, Wepping; Mrs. Nina dc of Emmett Louis Ttil, a 14- YOU CU) THE PASSEHBV In the second suit, with the city DRESSES BASE On Sale At Only ...... b o o k c a s e Sale priced at only ...... year-old Negro youth from Chica 1:M 1221 SPORTS DIGE8T : Tufts and son, 73 Ltonmore Dr. tT?GE 2:t« )U) WEATHER as sole . defendant.'' Adeline Ott 344.50 Value! SO-Iacfa 2 Shelf go who was slain in Mississippi Clalma Injuries from a fall at Involved in Crash 369.95 Value !;80-Ia PEOPLE'S LORRY BOOKCASE. Reduced to nUly ...... ; Gamb^tt. RFD 2, Andover; after he allegedly made indecent SAVE MONEY (ISMI DOUGLAS EDWARDS • Jacob Lane and Brookl.vn St. Feb. DRES.SER, 3 drawer e ffe c t ...... TRE NEWS Bolton, Feb.-l (Special)—A Cov f I Charles Crockett Vernon Trailer remarks to a white woman. <221 RIOHUORTS I 8, 1956. Mrs. Ott claim* she rose WESTOWM 344,56 Value! SO by VO-lnrh 389.93 Value! S3-tiK!l! Shatter Door CsM m % tm ar Bfl 3-484$ i Court. *rhe Justice Department's Crim ■“TJisvrafSTXT;— IM) NEWS and fell again becauee of the de entry man was arrested for driring FRA.5IED PLATE GLASS MIRROR. Now inal Division decided .that the FBI a t (U> JOHN DALY AND TRB a motor vehicle without a license PRESSES, Base -with Shelf, 1 Drawer above • TODAY * fective condition of the sidewalk. 320.95 Value! With 1 Drawer. should not enter the casC. Co-Hit Shown A t 5:00-8:20 Both csiaes arc returnable to and speeding folldwing a skidding ^ , PHARMACY ^ TiU (M) WEATRRBVANB mishap on Rt. 44A aj>Mt 8:30 a.m. , 389.95 Value! 36-Ineh Three Drawer Fratnre A t 6:20-9:30 Tolland County Superior Court. CABINET NIGHT T A B L E On sale at . . . . Local Prejudice 7:11 < I) BIN TIN TIN this morning. 459 Hartford Road—-(Corner of M cKee)-—TeL M I 9-9946 ' DRESSER RASE with 3 drawer effect ...... aoa C*ntury-PMi ' INMIO NORMAN’S ’ _ "Sarrswtsl Jaa Relsrat'* The City Council, which w m noti 339.95 Value! With 2 Sbelvea, Drawer. The reasoning behind this de nSAl) MV FMRND PLICRA State Police siUd Herbert Cooley cision was that while murder, no . (221 GADABOUT GADDIS fied of the falls last winter, will apparently tost control of hia -car ,.3tW.95 Value! 48-lach 3 Drawer CABINET NIGHT T A B L E Reduced to .. BERGMAN 445 HARTFORD RD. IM) PJIOIB PISRKR SHOW receive notification of the auitp doubt';had been done, the federal and went off the road. DOUBLE DKESSER with It drawer effect ... 359.95 Value! FuH or Tw ia Siae------government hjid no authority to . VUL (St) POLICE CALL next week,— — - T EL Ml 3-1524 2:a 121-Mr NEWS T h e driver was. not Injured but BOOKCASE HEADBOARD B E D ---- - investigate and prosecute murder BRYNNER t:M < 1) ADT. OF JIM BOWIE ■ Repreaenttog Both plaintiffs ia the car had to be tow-ed away.^ 336.35 Vahw! 48-larh 4 Drawer "Caaray Oald'* ^ ______1______unless a federal, law had been vio HUIN Atty. Edwin M. Lavitt. KNEEHOLE DRESSER-DESK. Now only .... 359.95 Value! Fdll or Twin S|ij)e ls ted. Unless and until Congress OSS' U:W I a> NKW8 Head Hospital Drive POSTER BED with fall paaeL N o w ...... Ul) VAUANT LADY Arthur M. Schleainger Jr„ passed a law covering such rases, '1^ HAYES MIU-UAV HUVia < T "Tfce R a »y Gift’!, hiatory, waa an infantry corporal CORNER DESK. Oa sair at ...... invasion o f states' rights. M:U I |) tOVK OP UFE of the Manchester Memorial Hos PIN E A P LE TOP POSTER B E D ...... a t) KIDDIk KAkTUONK *' ores imwBLL t b b x . to the U.S. Army overseaa In Qne of the greatest barriers en- TRR "Raek Teall" pital building' fund, today an- World War II. . 383.35 Value! SO-Inch 4 Drawer 342JI0 Value! Attractively Styled A n asiasia 12:1* I 11 SEABCn FOR TOXOkBOW (21-I*) LIFE o r RfLRV .countered by the FBI in civil (tt-Wi n COULD BP, YOU ii! Awf PR0BLE.MS HfRf CHEST, with 7 drawer etfeet. N o w ...... LOW POSTER BED. Reduced fo ...... lt:U « l> UL'IDINO LIGHT VDee* ta tha. Hear! OF* rights violations has been local G Lplptnr DhinaffR • l:te <. II HOLLYWOOD BEST , prejudice. Juries have refused. to * 'itai-jtKws ■ >' ■ •' i ■ a a ■ l f t » . convict even when defendants, con I m> AT HOME WITH UTTT UIERAL lUDGET TERMS . . OPEN A KEITH ACCOUNT! a' ' . IM) GUEST CORNKB W. H. EN8UND j-' .jrul*. -ici .' fv 'Mt' *• rjfui fessed. . Pins: Swift Moving Co-Hit! G FpH manu of voikivi 1:1* 111) STAND . UP AND BE j In 1947 in South Carolina, a cab COU.VTKIl 'I' : : II. pt (tii.f ^ I driver was fatally stabbed near "choiets prtparpd 1:U «M> UNDBB$TANDlXG,9UB LUMBER 00. I the town of Liberty. A Negro sus- SCHOOLS . . -I Aeroas froqs OPMH;UelMel TBEBUN 1:1* as) ME THE W «I^ ?B L k ,'ai j poet named Willie Earle w*is ar- IB) ONK-THlBTff n j m o c g a ; rested and taken to the Pickens IMi ABTHUB O jM AR Oay . Sdihirday i bounty Jail for questioning. He ISABMED 2;M HOUSE PABTV • 4 ( < S> TBEABCBE HURT 1 Word of the arrest spread. Soon , ilSB l HOB CBOMY l:M(StNRW8 PhU Pow rer. O aly ’‘ t BR1 0 BTiCB.‘1)AT $ 1 5 9 5 $ 1 2 9 5 ’ < I)-BANDSTAND Kitchen Cdbineti b y TONIC <2LJ1) qUREN FOB A DAT WESTOWN ::<■ ■:>■■■ x ■■ . . ,, ..J. ^ . ... ■. , ;■ rV -
MANCHESTER JEVENINQ.^lEÛ), MANCIIESTEB, C0 NH.,.FRIDAY^ FERRUARV 1, i «67 ■ ■! HiWCHESTER IfTBOTNC RfRALD. «ANCHBStE*. C 0m » FRTDAy I FEBRUARY 1, 1967 ■fv..')' Richard C. Snow as department encountered in collecting garbage. R A N (M Martin and Harold W. Gar- of a different pwlod in the laist president for -r Feb. 1 (Special). 8 a.m.—10 «.m. ; ...... VietbrU Fllewics The mknager sliUd the'nU'ifiber of Bofbafa Jonea and Mre. Marion from .the scripture to be assigned 'vtde TV' broadcast. Tills prog-aiti dally Complainta' la afiialler, but by early aettlera woa deatroyed apparen' hid on cafeteria and ' presented today to the members of ASSUMPTION HALL * >OperaUon Forward.” « bpen- 10 a.rp.-;-N<>on . . .Louis CaU kit Engages Band the Board of Control at their regu Feb. 16 at uia High School audi Hutchinson, Bowers and Buokle>’; by Rev. James R. MacArthiir, pas Ui eponsored'hy the National Amer that 'complainta 'being iHadi are of yesterday by lira of undetermined itchen e^^m ent Tor tha Regional Mrs. Mdry Ann Handley, R o b e t liouae program tfor C o .v e n tr y N.oon-; 2 p.ri).. ... ,..,: ...... Jamet Gaianek :ci Mif. t, II District 9 jimipr-senior high Bcl^l lar luncheon meeting at Ovey'a torium, is now engaging tha at THOMFSON m d SOUTH ADAMS STRUTS tor. ftobert! is working for his ican Legion. ...,V ...... Thomas Hickey ■ a more ae'riotia''nature. origin. son, Hollta'.er and BuckUnd; Isi- ; Grange, will be held at 8 o.m. Feb. "God and Country" award, a Prot Cliurch Notes 2 p.m.—4- p.m. . was tubnattted^t night by Jdeob Restaurant. tention of a large number of Mon- .4 p.m.—6 p.i\i.' . Thomas Hickey Moat .of the situation's about TFi ROCK'yii if ?i n Dr. Thomas Healy, presi(tent of core Wolf, Washington. South, and J 20 In the hatl on Rt. 44A. Thla is estant, church award. -. Sunday'MasAril in St. Mary's Inc., of Pr^fUnce, Rt I. chseter teachers. Proceeds from Ksensy; Kannsth HoK, High COMFORTAILE SEATING—AMFU PARKING 6 p.m.—8 p.m. . I . . . . . Lucy. Burke which !cpippIa)nU are r^ elv^ , h«r The Providence Bgni submitted a the Chamber, said ycaterday after • In line Wtth tH«>aDon-wl^ ' Plans'similar toithose of the Chufch will be sit' 'f:3p k.m.. 9:30 said., wqiikl' not h'ave'ariMn if* the production will go to the Man School; Charles Johnson, Barnard First* Ch/urch are* .bMng’ îvorked 8 p.m.— 10 p.m...... Lucy Burke ^ bid of 815,820, w l t l^ deductible noon that the “three or four” ap L jnlaarb^ng carried but t ^ m pa^ am.,' and 10:80 a'.m. S'linday School 10 p.m.--^Mldnlght : ...... Volunteers Needed Dominic Micolett/, who holda the chester Education Assn'i fund, for School. '.out to.be conducted In the. Second alternate of 81,150. T ^ next ap plicants would b e. from among providing eeholrahtpa for Manches . .In charge will be Raymond U will be held after the 10:30 a.m. Skywatch Post located on top of Manchester Police Station, Vol garba,ge. coUeetkm .contract,, had seven already interviewed by a Charles Beattie and QjAvid Mona . Pender, w ster. He has. appointed Congregational Chuirh, Rev. C, Bfkas in the-church hall. parent low bidder was tmJtehorer ter young people who ore taking pastorV These. unteers may . register at Civil Defense Headquarters, IfunieipaT made collr^'tiqna correctly,in the Co., of Hartford, with an offer of screening committee: han of the High SchooFwill act os "■ the heading fcomndttee aa fol- ’Arthur Bradley.- past Sunday' Mass ih St. Joseph's Building, on Monday, Wednesday, Friday from l-b p.m. first place., teacher-trolnlng vfork in college. master of ce’vmonies and general : Iowa: Mr. and Mrs. Marry S. Kitch- wlU be announced $15,990, listing aix alternatter to In all, Healy said, there have Lost year's dramatic project for „ _ . _ A * . mm m m ^ T«. . uJ j ai Chdreh, Eagleyllle,' will be' at 8:10 He* said, h.b.weven that in. some director, respecti'vely. Ing. Mr. and Mrt.'Walter s. Ha- During' 8cont> Weak! Feb. 6-12; a.m. ' ■ • S T O M I j •paelflcatiena. Bids arera aubmlt-| been 15 canfildatea for the position the seme purpose enabled the ell-., the publrc' lS Ifiwltisd'.to ,tslk over muiilon Sundky with k service fby case iticoletvi'has iegptimate argu ted. by seven pUier firms from NeWsi being vacated oh March 1 by Mri. teacher organisation to provide Z ven. Mrs. A«na C. Anderson. Miss -Jack R. Hunter of Bolton, chair ment. Tê chief, tro.uble pow, Mar A second is now defined by 2 June' D. LoomLs, Mr. and Mrs. the scoutiiig p.M^wiiu with any man erf the. Allied Towns Division reception of new - members' awl A^tp and Truefc V m a jP Jb Kwland. and New Jersey. | Martha Stevenson, who has al scholorehipe for two high school tin sqid, is breakdown .in th.e pro ’nie 'hpard wtU delay awarding A scientists as l/Sl,5IM,»28.974T4th ^ John Wlllnauer. From this grotip »cout in nirtform. Tliey.''are asked of the 'Manchester Memorial build baptism. Substituts' orgkriist' for^ ready been eliminated, according graduatel of the class of 1956. The pert of a year, says the National to stop .the kcoiits and iask them the services Sunday kill be Mrs tr. fit Veiinioii cedure by which Mtcoletti ta' auR- iw eontraef unUl all bids and alter to Healy. success of “ Grandfather's Secret” ; Mrs, Haven has been appointed ing ftmd, today announced the ap posed to repqrt. back )tp the town Geographic Society. «• chairman; about their HinK and' merit bgdges pointment of Captain ' Walter S. Carl Hansen. , ' ^ nates havt been compared and re At least two of the impileahta encouraged the MEA to plan an 2 Sub-committees have been ap- to get a better understanding of Keller, USN Ret., aa chairman of Married--^ I after InveatigkUng.caMs from resi Creative PrlnOng ■ viewed. have traveled from relatnrely dis annual dramatic presentation. ■''Vef^n.’ lê^TTÎ^peclair''— A dents. ■84 OAK 8TBEBT Chairman John H. Teomana Bak Kev. Stephen Meon *• pointed as follow's: Mrs. C. Irving the movernent. , ' ' the Coventry teams' organization, Miss Florlce "Ua" Leary, daugh car driven by Edward Shea, 17, of tant parts of the country for In- IJhlika “Grandfather's Secret." Martin sold thq town, cannot, act »• • Vk •- ed ether mcitibers of the Board fo terviawB. One ia from DeRldder, IT Loomis, pienibership visitation; Assistant Commisaipner Roche which will' participate in the gen ter of Mr, and Mrs. L ^ T. Leary Peterson Rd., colUded with a truck which wPa a musical farce with a stated today ‘-'Many people have on any calls when 3llcol.etti docs consider the tKMalbihty of taking a La., and the other la from Joliet, The Rev. Stephen Meon will be FOR RENT ♦ Mias Loomis; progran#: Miss Bar- eral public campaign to begin In of Nathan Hale Melghta develop* conducted hy JoaepH Lennon of not keep hta (Martin's) qffiee in • ForL.-, , .. conaacutlve plot, composed by Mias ; ^ bars Schwdrm and William Miller. the mistaken idea Giat Bo.v Scout mld-Febrqary, . ’ ment, was njarried. Jpn. 25 to Clay definits stand on tha need for more ni. Both were interriewed yester the gueet epeaker at tha monthly Sylvia Claflin of the ^w era School; 9 and 19 mm. Mevie Prejaetota Center Rd...at '8 a.m. yesterday. formed of difftcuitlea he may have X <: m m m i N f M • Factory .*Forii» ? ■ state aid for building construction. day and were to be presented to —eonnd or silent, also $8 mas. ** membership sub-committee; Mrs. ramping and outdoor program ia Captain Keller la conjpteting the ton enturfh of Crystal Lake, The -State Police ot.-ths Stafford bar- meeting of the Woman’s Society faculty, "Kaleidoacope - 1967" will J Raymond, L. Penden inyitsUons; only to teach the boys how to live enlistment of voluptser ^workers ceremony w;aa performed In .Staf Such a stand, ha felt, should be the Board of CTontrol today. be made up of eight unrelated slide prejeeten. racl^S said, Shea was wanrtd for •^Ke<)(flDff.JnYi{itti6n8 , taken with a recommendation for The Sve other candidates^ al of Christian Service of the North Mrs. Haven, publicity: Mrs. Ander and get albag in and out of doors, into teams, epch of which will be ford. . ■; , failure to grant oni half of the dramatic skits, with musical inter- WELDON DRUG CO. son. social and refreshments. aomething that 90 per cent of them headed by a captain and lieuten The couple ia .resticUng on 6 Personal Stationery- obtaining funds to support aucH a ready interviewed were seen by Methodist CJhurch Monday eve ■llldSS.—Each—«Ht w ' ZONING REJECTED ‘ * Most Jobs *" Kilpatrick Iron Works had notlflad of The Diplomats, imder the direc ALL TEAKS AND MODELS 'vill include Mr. and Mrs. Armand him that steel anould be at the re other applicationa had been re to the United Natlona Army. » this year In addition to the usiml the forces of nature Is just one way ized hospltaf that will be adequate Martineau Mr. and Mrs. P. A. Luft Mansfield, Feb. I (A3—Zbning In tion of Charley. Wolf. •* mail campaign. F\irther donations for these boys to prove themselves. a i Mc^nciie4ie/L Ca. gional school aite in lata February I This group of seven men ia well ceived Tuesday, and added that he He attended college in Tokyo, Alwaye a L a m Selection; All Oars Folly Ooaraateod; to meet, the eVer-growlng public Mr. and Mrs. Leo T.'t>ary, .Mr. and this coipmuntty of '11J)00 last^ did ndt know whether'it' would be Oeidified lOleage mod FaQ Ownerihip Details. J may still be sent fund treasurer, That they have a foundation - for demand foerservtce." ■ C A LL MI 9-1076 ' or March. ZtbN Icr tha project was known throuRhout‘the area, hav received hia bachelor of divinity | Mra.'X. J.'Lbyxim and Mr. and only two months. In close balloting, 89j MA'S o'*d ••5 NOBTm main STPttT • MANCHISTfC IONN ^ For Distlacttve Printing necessary to interview those can- • J. LeRoy Schweyef. manho^ and can ^ye ll/e quite a Rev. Janies R. MacArthur, pas the town's elUzens voted -yenterday rolled in December and is now be-' ing playad fbr numerous club and degree from Western - Theological Mrs. O. H. Cour. Ing processed. didktes. He said lt< might be possi Z- ... ^CMt 'Campocee Meus tussle in any fleld they io choose, tor of the . First - Congregational to disband* planning and zoning " If ll’e ruah ^"GaU.na** coUega dances. Wolf haa been play University In Pittsburgh, master •* 'Arrangements have been made "During Scout Week; luwn res Mra. Peter Oawford, Marl ing professionally for the past 19 ble to make a choice from among BARLOW MOTOR SALES Church, will use as the conimunioh 3fancheeter Evening Herald boards approved Dec: 7-,“Zoning's 3 A. M. to 12 NOON those already interviewed. o. EU 'ta from Hertford School o f ! r to have the state. champion F ifr idents will have a chkned to see borough, of lha Board's Home y'eaia, and has played with such Religioua Education,' and ia now TOUK OAOILLAC-PONTIAC DEALER meditation topic,- 'The CHiurch," Coventry correopondent, Mrs. unnecessary and useless in .a We want to narrow the choice FOR TOLLAND COUNTY ** aad Drum.Onps of the Ctiitrter youngsters in action. Taka'a good during the 10:45 a.m. services'Sun Economics Oemmittee, said that a name bands as Tony Paator. Jack down to one or two end then do j ^the H^ford êml' Z Oak SabiVs and the Charter Oak Charles 1. Little, telephone friendly town -like MansfieM," one .geaR«agemeSt‘> of countara and Teagarden, Gene Knipa, Fabian ■ WINDSOR AVENUE. ROCKVILLE, CONN. long look at future cltlaena of oiiy day. In addition to being Com Pilgrim 2*6281. lifelong, resident said. some .personal checking," he said.' nary for hia doctorate in religious ••.Council, Boy Scouts of Amsrica, town,” he said. , munion Sunday, there win be a . k • : k _ ■ wall apaoa would provide a demon- Storys and Frankie Kontx. - ! education at the local church. PHONE TRemont 8-2588 S at the first camporee of the Boy - stration type kitchen favored by R^rvatlons for the ball, to be He also said he hoped fhe final Roche is also a committeepian of service for reception of new mem aelectiwt could be made "os soon All women of-the church are in ••Scouts and Cub Scouts. This will Boy Scouf Troop 63 and Ea lekder of bers and baptism. the committee. held lêh. '22 at tha Masonio vited to attend. £ he held Feh..9. and Feb. 10 at . the. Drokoe and William Herman, a Temple, are not limited (o mem aa posalbie." but he characterized their Frontier Archery Club. Rev. .C. _Art.hur Bradley, paator the problem of making e selection - green, of the grounds of tbs Second $50.60^ StiMnpa ” member of on architectural firm, bers of the Masonic Trato^ty, and the Second Cahgregattonal before March 1 aa "the leaat of my soring Ifrowp' ara the Foreign Pol m Congregational C h u rc h and A toUl o t $50.60 hi UB. De Church, will use as the communion will obtain eatimatea from tha con may be obtained through Arthur Church (Community House. W. Brown of 11 Academy St. worries.'; icy Assn., the Hartford R ^ on a l fense Savings Stamps was pur meditation topic. “Is God tractor on coats of the prOpoaed Those on the Chember'a screen David Roche, Natebaug Dislrictj chased by Robertson School jiupils DdNT MISS THIS GREET revlaiona..ThU information will be Council of the League of Women Present?.” during the 11 a.m. setv- ing committee are Heily, Robert Voters, the Rotary Club o t Hart Assistant Coihmissloner, said to Wednesday. There waj no MIe at Ices Sunday, It will also bp Com- submitted to tha board at its next WheR day about 180 Scouts and Cubs this locality os the Regional School Boyce, Atty. Jay Rublnow and ford; and the Hartford Branch of Coventry Orair.mtn- School Tues meetihg. was put out for bid following the Bruce Watkins. will take part in the weekend prp^ day because no aeasiona were held SAVINGS OPPORtUNITY! The meeting eouoluded with an the American Association of Uni- oppoftiiRity gram. district approval of a $1.9o0,000' verelty Women. 'ITie meeting will ;tlu«. to bad traveling conditions. '56 OLDSMOIILE '55 D c^ T O Jntsnaiva review of the equipment bond issue. All BcoiiU will attend their re- The auxiliary of the Oreen- budgeL A nationwide increase be the first public meeting of the GENERAL In order to eooept the lower of : Groat Decisions . program of the kRoeks I opeH specUvs churches In uniform Feb. iChobot Post, AL, aponsocs this 8-88 HoUday Coupk *2 8 6 5 V-8 Hardtop ' M 7 5 0 building 6ogta 'lost -ycdr 'Struck 10. The CathoUc bo.va will receive two bids received fbr the general Uague Sponsors combined group. program. At Its meeting thli week contract, the board had ti exceed the deer. CORununion Id a body at the 9:30 the unit voted to the following; Mre, Jacques Shaw, president of TV SERVtCE ^ the ori^nal budget for bulldin'T Hoffman Monday the- Manchester League urges all ajn. Mass in St. Mary's Church. National Child Welfare Founda Oaya *54 PORD 153 QLD^MOWLE irWo Scouts in uniform win serve M QK A can i uifi sight development. interested peioona in this area to tion, } 8; Qpventry and Matiafleld Nights # * • 9 9 Tiua Parte I This in turn decreased the during Mass. They are Robert March o f Dimes Fund, drives, $2.50 Custom •*»’ Tudor. - *1 0 9 $ "98” 4-Door De ^ x e M 1 7 J Paul Hoffman, United Steles attend this meeting, which will al Roche, a first class scout; and TEL. Ml S-MSt ’ amount of money available to r delegate to the United Nations so serve os part of the “Focus on each; two American flaga for squipihent to furnish the sch- o'. General Assembly, will speak Richard Barth a lif« acout,. both town Girl Scout- troops, and ona ■S3 rONTIAC '50 MERCURY th e Future" program of the of Troop 63.. . Priorities wert assigned loat night Monday night, at 8:15 at the League of Women Voters. The for the unit. to equipment necessary to furnish ^Weaver High School Auditorium At the nrst Congregational . The unit will serve a pt^li: Chieftain "ff'2-Door '8 4 5 Custom 4-Door' '' • m meeting wU) be open 'to the public. CSiurch during the 10:45 a.m.-herv- classrooms and other areas sched in Hartford under thc-^ranaorship- ices, there wiil be a special candle- homb-blaked bean supper from Charge uled for earliest completion by the of several cooperating groups, Mglit ceieiiiuuy. cuiialsttng • of 12 8i80i-p.‘aa to 7,piiH. Feb. 0 In the ------Four— H s i b u i c k •54 PONTIAC / oonttketbr. Equipment' for other among which is the League of j candles being lighted by 12 scouts .•.),- Hoffman, who waa formerly ad-' PRESCRIPTIONS 12 points of the SraUt Law, Lead pOft and unit 'kill have a bean tion in late 1967 have been given miniatrator o f the Marshall'Plan, i supper-meeting and aii American '‘•FK£E>IA-LP ing 'Will be Junioriôop 57. leader, PINE PHARMACY second priority. and la president of the Stude- ' AND DEUITRT" Seth Hudal{. who ia an Eagle ism program hero. ,, . .. '53 PLDSMOBILE '49 PLYMOUTH auiM etewt 664 Center Rt— 30 9-9814 Super “88" HoUday The next meeting of the Region baker-Packard. Corp.. will discuss an MAIM smiT Scout From Scout Troop'87 Rbb- •Tha unit voteb tq .enCorae Mrs. "The Role of the United States in 4-Door, i ' *1 5 0 al Board will be held at 8 p.m. FINE PHARMACY Thuradey at Marlborough Elemen the United Nations." * 914 CENTER 8T,—Ml 9-9814 Mambar FDIC NOatN 99ANCM tary School. Other organlzationa in tha apon- M MOMM MSiH hmi* '51 BUiCK “ 'E6 OLDSMOIILE eUrKM^TM. CONN. Special De Luxe 8CteC .«88** Holiday 8% t iK \ Hardtop. 9 6 9 4-OoprSeidaBu : .>• It's a good time to start $aving at MANCHESTBR TRUST X •51 fONTlAC l^tflDSMbBlU ~ , f i i a i De Luxe "98" Holl- e a i i r * Chieftain " 8'* 4-Door. *4^ day Sedana Loaded. 9 R v C -_
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' y'hV;>7'- • -■ - / ■ ■■ ■■ .... . / \ CHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER/CONN., FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 1, 1957 i " PACffitBElW . i i MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, C50NN., FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 1, MW -— . ■ -e4hsi atiA. St fact, n id Aittleiilt to •xperiance and knowledge that 1 South Windsor and New TMrfc. She haa pracented l ^ a t r r and any fddaral'proKran..which think la poaaoaaed by' no m an - her own ooncerte in Now Tork. Droodlet Clevoisnd, PhUlulol{riUe; S(^ tAuU, apenda tha money of all thd coun no othorman’ in the world." Bp Boon PMOi Hospitiil Names Oanede, tho Maritime provincae try for aiMBt'aptclnc naad in the That la all vary lovely, hut It end New Bngiend. m e country, ^d^ch- doaan’t tarn out tttU doean't make kir. Dullea any Drive Chairman Mlai Gaudet erill be remembered MMCM HinNWEMnit COMt. _ flaanciaUy bad for Connecticut. particular kimi of a aecretary of loeetly for her eortee' of woekly- atata, The true comment could be prognma on W n C ; where Mia w m Wa art fairly weU off. Wa do Soutji Windsor, ^ Sp o^ l) a etaff meaeber for oeveral yohra. PobUiiitra 4Kla(a for our■al^’al. Coniequeiit* that it la Indeed -'emarkable that ■.CNESYRUIS #ioiiaa«d O cto^ 1. Mn ■ Jack R. Hunter of Bolton, dkair- The folk aonga which have made OrBrnrSBYengng It VOL. XXIV, No. 19 FRIDAY. FEBRUARY 1"» Compiled by Students of hlanchester High School Miss Ueleii Estes, Fuulty AdvlBer ly. In any feJaral protram. there anybody who had dreamed of an men of the Allied Towm Dtvieion her femoue have bcon compfled by tttmr **•!# are aiwaye. other autea who haye office for ao long, and i^naclOualy of the Mancheater Memorial Hoa- her and publUhed In book form, ■otMayOCaurÛ th* now evaUehlo to tho public. . leea than we have and who can prepared for It eo long, could pltel buiUUng fund, announced to ■■ ‘ 'tatu r. The ;.r0g7Am will be prbedded by Latin Conies Alive Lrgion of Honor Records Broken* >N KJLTSt afford leaa than we can. aomchow. manege to make auch e day tbo appointmont of Mra. 9Ved WELDOH Mraac* a poUtiok Mipiier etorting at 9:30. Injuns Edge Windham; Uoat of the time, the federal ineaa of It once he got it. Ntwmeh 'ea chairmen of the Members are rbmiiided to bring lit Two Playlets As Ducks Splash. rovemment la takin( good Con- Anyway, It la no wonder Mri. 'Sduth Wlndeor teem, which will their pleee aeftlngs.' perticipete in the general public i.ectlcut money ..and apendlng it WUaon aeld, at thla point, that ~ Acted hy Classes Way to Victory tQpS IbIs KII ••*••••• v*******^** '.1 think the Preiident ehould harve campaign to bogln in mld- TBUCBOn. A nX B D Shown to Assemblies Lose to Strong Owls ^vMk^ s**#*********^•••••••••** in aonfd other atate. Febniery. 9Ib|^%~Obpt ...... ihiat wouId.be what would hap ■tood beck of Mr. Wilaon inateed Ridgefield, Feb. 1 (Fi^ R l^ erd To prove that the Latin lan The Manchester High Ducks Mra Newman la currently an- Oorrentc, 11. of 2 Rockmere Lane. Manchester snapped a 2-gama . OF pen under tha ^cw propoeel for of apending hia UiAc commenting Hating volunteer workere for. her ' Bene Gfeniee MoneaMfltt ue deetpi. Rugged mountains, historical guage la not yet dead, two of splashed their way to two victoriee TBB •Begltab Sboep OirT .Norwalk, wee. Mlled inatantly last landmarka, placid lakes and lovely ion jan . 19 end Jan. 21 In the MHS losing streak at Windham High ' nMJkaM federal aid to oducatien. We have on hew won^rful Foster Dullee teem, who will Join.a total 'vedun- night when tke trailer truck he ed saJ tcnlpenied byattlsti 'fo Inaic Future Projects Miss Doris Kibbe's Latin II olassea MHS Science of'iHipubBcBtloiiubUcfttloi of The “Coiffureir Coiffure'', in thla girla provided enjoyment at aa- ' pool. The Indian awimmeri last Friday night with a 49-4T ttdtA t«(,— - crtwkd:«d lo It.tt or built oureatyea achools, no matter hea been.” Jeer force of froni 700 to 900 men wea driving struck a telephone • grsaite—*w eadete. And Bsna met after school on Jan. 18 and B*ws dtapBtehu Droodic might seem ridieuloua but end Fiomen living In the hoepttal’a aembliea presented Jan. 17. Planned by Shop I swamped Meriden, 40-29. and win. a•M oaitrWiM CrBdlMd in •;;,.-vr thli ..-v™ paper how aevere the financial burden pete a fte r overturning on icy GiaaiM Moasonenii pay trikae M Mr. Gilbert B. Hunt acted a.s presented two plays in Latin for •Bd >lao th* tocAl nraa pobUkhed h m . don't forget. In the lest few yeera aerviee area Route S3 south of here. Bulkeley, 60-10, respectively, to Fair Praised The Indiana weren't so fortuflate AU iiiiMa It iwniMMUm to ouraelvea Other atatea have women have done everythli^ to Be ihfogs liiec cadam..rihc Bhh, love master of ceremonies, and ex their claasmates. The prdgram, ttipBteSfii hkrktii tr« >li6 reUrrkd. "Members of tho ydtuntaer The new electric shop st the make their record 2-1. in Hartford Jan. - 22. Big Tom not met their own aehool neoda. their hair but ahave It off. And groupo.V Hunter said, “wifi Cell on sod asemoriM of these whp hare plained the slides shown of the trip held on the etage in A-7, was at A Thought for Today taken on Mr. Dwight Perry’s an high school is ' noiy beginning lo tended by a large number of Latin Approximately 125 fans saw the Burke led the Owls to'a convincing aarrica cUtiit af N. K. A. tarr- Therefore, they need help more the -way things art going I would- area reaMenta end offer them the psMed oa. take form. This is one Of the shops By ‘Martian^ by the Menekaatat n1 be surprised to eeo Vogue fea nual "Western Caravan,” a trip scholars. Red and Whilp establish two new 66-48 win to aVenge an earlier eea- eti of Obnrekoa. opportunity to ihera in the pro Wbea foe ate ckooefog year anoow that still is under major construc JliU w MaUwwpfckdal A ^ y - KawS i than we do. turing Bald-headed models in gram for an erAerged-and modem- taken each summer by MHS stu The first play, entitled '•Bulla,'l ; school records in detecting Meri eon lose to the Red and White. . mcac. Im as help yon. The besoiy tad dents. tion. Instructon-'Andrew Vlncens, in waa directed by Annamae RollS- "The coming sixth Annual Man- J *ort.chs^..»Cr2‘‘PaiToit or We reaont thla kind of thing their next issue. Come to think of ieed hoepital that will he adequate spite of the hampering-conditions, den. Co-captain John Dormer, Dick . Norm Hohenthal paced tha In- MSicMER _;ATJbrr New êar Thla.. peoneaeace of acleec Banc Gnaiie Slides of the trip were divided Bon. The leading actress, was Peg Chester Scien:e Fair promisee to dians in WllUmantl^ with 18 '• CIRCUUITIOI^ when it happena between atatea. it, tbougK women without hair, to meet the ever-growing public has kept Ihe-Shop going very well. Carter, David Woodbury and Darid- “People wlio • have no aenae of might not bo such a bad idea after demand for service. aMhe k- a tuiia. into chapters for better imder- gy Reid, who -played a young Ro effer unlimited'inspiration to the)points, (10-12 at the foul line), The rttraM FTtnOig Company; lae.. y*^ '*• adopt It, In our own ptanding. He holds classes six periods a day, man girl whose “hulla” (or Etrus Gunas akimmed through the water ------— — — —iwitia-. C0£. ♦ Iai*a^—nam^âSAF^ the glory of their work aa .aacra- all. Imagine. the millions of dol WATK bit choice fee made up of students from the With perfect team work to set s science-minded citizen of tomor and hia 3-point play, with leas ^ ^%70amRVC vlUa âWUvw* Hv mental, "wtlt~'not long, do good yoarmoanqg^ TTie first chapter was that of can chsrmi- was StmnsI stolen by than half a minute_____ to--ly. pie enabled ___ arrera appaarinc hi ad- lars It would save -the poor hard freshman, sophomore and Junior' two thieves, played by Donna San- new medley dela.v record with the row", it waa announced late yes Jiaau ABd tewna. Here in Connecticut thoec work." TrueMood. working husbands who ovary h t g n I trhedicr k if tO buildings. Thus InHuded s\ich land time of 2:04.6. The old kecord was the locals to keep their CCIL rec I Hasckaitar ETaaiiiB Bcrdld “The graeteM uae of life is to Chaminade Club marks as the famous "Corn classes. deli and Joan Taylor. Th* return terday ehemoon by the <-raincnt ord clean. The Indians are 9 and towna which have kept themsetvas week have to hand over their be large eetaisU. There are two major projects of the girl's father from a nearby 2:0.1.5. The other record, which was professor Guericke Von iichrlben- apend tt for aomething that will out- bowling money for permanents, Palace" and the Moses Tabernacle. broken, waa by Dom Squatrito in hemmer of the Umverai'y of Mere on the aeasdh and 5 and.O in aplvent. end which have managed leM itaelf." Wllliem Jamei. Other buildings of interest were now taking place in the shop. The temple and the awakening of the league play. aheihpooaend lanalla. And.another Will H e^ Artist Fuianl Sanha 111 students arc making small crystal the- diving, with a score of 56.26. For the Promotion of Science and For Tuaaday—1 p.«a. Mohfcy* to tackle their own echool bulld- “It la neither aefe nor wlae to do the Chinese Theater. Mark Twain’s girl's slave saved the day. The The old record was 49.3, set by Little Andy Cbnichry and com thing — If e girl wea bald end .sets and practical Joke shockers to WlUlam Stephens Industry. ^ V*«*^W^*kday. tng progreme ere now engaged in anything againM conacience." Mar fellow caned her up for e nice nwuad J . Want, Direeter T Horae, homes of the movie stars father and the -slave, were played Nusan Brown Dick Therrien. pany pulled a big upset The lo tin'Luther. Mias Laura C. Gaudet oC Hart X and Mexican shacks. get a better knowledge of practical by Ronald Gamboloti and Sandra The distinguished Martian sci the- proceae of helping pay for sociable date ahe couldp't turn 142 East Caater. St. electricity. The students arc also f ...... Bob Warren turned in a stellar entist released tl-ie itartling state cals, nursing a 33-28 half time ♦ : -- “ ' ■ • ford, Well known concert-radio M M cM s-n o s The next chapter depicted trees Scrutun, respectively. An added An active school end church ’ Wllliem Stephens, this elî lead, were hard pressed through CUaainnd deadflae; 1^*X Am. ai achoolk in town# which were either him down because she'd feel pret learning abont different valuations feature of this play waa the color performance by winning the 200 ment to the press only utinutes Aar ot pablicatloa aseapt •aturday — ty dopey eaying, “I ’m- sorry Fred artiot, will appear fo.* Chaminade COMPARE AND SAVE of all shapes and sises. ranging- leader, and hard •■.•oiker ia this "Toast of the Cetnpus”, is not8d)t9d yard and the lOO yard freestyle. out the contest. Strong rebounding leaa fortunate or leea. raaponaihle. of practical electricity, such as ful background picture of a Ro for being an active member, of before boarding e Venue-boimd »'#A. m. ______dy but I Just washed my acelp Muaioel Club's annual guest night from the huge sequoias in Cali j kept the Silk City five in front. In Herq, in Oonnecticut. we are base wiring Siul fundamentals of man temple, painted by Bonnie week’s Legionnaire, Susan Vir- Inumecotis school activities. Close on Warren s heels in the 200 uratocrulser at Bradley Field, FrMdjr. Mknidry 1 end I esn't do e thing with it.' on Monday at the Center Church. fornia tothe small brushwood found parallel circuits. The shop is vard was Stuek, a freshman: Jim the second half Manchester canned neighborly enough to recognlM Local Stocks Masehaaterie OMeat in the desert. The caravan vi.sited Smith and Mary Anne ArOnson. ginla Brown, e follower of the VWhitey. ' « he is known to hi. i ^îfieThoT^^ but four field goal attempta, one Viva ia Dandruff. An authority on folk aonga of equipped with a lathe, drill, grind isnm'BA Hiifinc fliendfl. hftfi follow ^ th® ColUc® _i______J i_ eui^ sAA ____I I * weeK inspecuon Loor or MEn bejth the Injuatlce end the neigh- with Steeat Fhellitlae the petrified forest. These are trees The Second 'play, entitled "Sa College Preparatory course during ; tilends, haa followed the College in the last period. Not Oor Shinbif Hour Areadla and the French prorincea Off-Btnet ParUiig SAPORITI MEMORIAL CO. er. and a distribution panel which bine Women," was' directed by High', ecience fecllltiee. <)aelatlonB rxnUehed By of Canada, aha haa. followod a which have been petrified because will give a wide range of voltage her four year# of MHS. ' «°“*'** throughout his style for the Indians. Rebel Hudson .The distinguishqd profeaaor gave With but 2.-30 feft. the Whippets bOTHneaa of thin—both the excea- Oehura B MMdlebrMii. Ine. ISM of minerals and pre.ssure. Other Valerie Johnson, assisted by „ . ; i_ I high school career. His senior was another first place winner for finally clicked and overtook the MaiUona nevar loiric qulta ao bad aive burden upon aome communl- musical career aince hearing her 470 CENTER STREET TEL. MI 3-7732 for various jobs. Tho test equip Nancy Colla and Carol Gioretti. Sues schedtj-a this .vear i curriculum includes College-Fresh- high praise to (hi coming Sciance Bank Moeke Breen President mother sing the songs of her na trees of Interest were the Joshgionnaire is very active and McClain. Anthony C. Allbrio, Von Scrihen- the home club dropped ita 10^1 .. heme of Midi n wrong dodatoir. Conn. Bank and Dr. has been elected' preetdent of next.o:tMipter which , was scenery. Mr. Vlncens' future plana aro to work for the hospitals aneslhe-^ e.xtra-curricular activities. This hammer touched briefly on the proper etendarda for aducetion. This, included the Grand Canyon, •Opllaf, '.ieyijthla -Treggor took Second Victory game In 11 starts. . That wee th# way we looked, Trust Oo...... 3 7 40 the Hamilton Standard Federal have thje studenta make many vari slorogiets. -I 'I ioeal characteriate which com And deapite our natural Con Yellowstone Park, the Pacific, Mt. Betty's place when Betty was re year, he is treasurer of the Na- The Manchester High Duck.s , Following Hohenthal in the scor Manchester Trust . . . 62 67 Credit Union. ous projects. Photo-electric ceils, ported slhk).' . Senior Girls’ Club, Somanhis Uonal Honoi; Society, vice presi bined win make tne Science. Fair ing waa Dick Dubanoski, ^ t h 11 . the other day. in the Kconomic necticut. inatinct to feel victim- He waa elected at the credit Rushmore, and scenery throughout electron timers, five tubf radios, turned in another victory in defeat in ita aixth consecutive year a Fire InsonuMw Compeniea WATKINS SEMI-ANNUAL SALE TTie Roman ooldiei j who per* Staff, and the office’ of aecretary- dent and-treasurer of the Science ing Bulkeley High in their home points. Csucbry canm^'^Jl for ' . and Financial Oommlttaa of-the iaed whffi federal progreme - take Aetna Fire ...... 70 75 union’s fifth annuel meeting, held the trip. are among the many electrical trea-surer of Girls' I - '.ers occupy successful exhitiUon of the inge Colorful pictures of all types of suaded the girls to marry tht:-; Club. tCeasurer of the CuiTent pool before a near capacity crowd Windham.' followed ,'by' Bruce "Vnltod NaUona Genoral Aaaembly, from ua more then they give, wa Hartford F ir e ...... 140 150. last week in the Avery Memorial gadgets which will be made by the' much of S' :'s time. She it a prsl Affairs Club, and a member of nuity of American youth, among Thompson and Don/nrdus, with Auditorium, in Hertford. water were shown next, ranging students. were played by Wesley. Fes'.ler. by a score of 60-10, capturing first which the professor m*MiOaad the “ aa wa laid down our oppoaitlon aleo can reallM' that the welfare National Fire 77^ 8211 Ken Miller, Pascal Poe, Steven president of the Senloi MYF of Sock and Buskin.' Previously, place in all eight events snd second 10 each. ^ / Phoenix ...... 78 83 At the same meeting, John J. . from the Pacific OCean to Bridal Bill Libby '57 Soqth Methodist church and is at qualities of industry and peroe- to the propoaal to eatabliah a apo Veil Falls. Highlights of this in omas and Thomas Adams. Whltey was in Junior Hl-Y aiid in seven. Hartford AVlna of the whole nation comcema ua, Life and tneemnity Ina. Coe. Hutchinson'of 113 Hcieine Rd. was present a Sunday school teacher Bo.vs Leaders, and was aecreta-ry verance. dal United Kationa fund for aco- and that the backwerdnaae of Aetna Life ...... 1 7 6 . 186 reelected secretary-treasurer of Old hobnail styling cluded such scenic beauty as: h rhq Sabine..men who'failed in Msnchesler's medley relay team After expressing regret at be Stubborn Ifhrtford Public 'was ■ tiieir Wtt Jpn Norrfo,.. Robert Sue, who is always se^n with a Woodbury easily captured first in a 56-48 win. After a close flrat half, Meny of our polior makert cer- cern merely thoae pertleuler Conn.' General ...... 255 270 Gilbert Hath, outgoing presi cheer;' smile, lists .ji. hei pet peeve and he has been a member of the self in March, the professor wlahe Hertford Steam Boiler 79, 84 - Reg. $9.98 copies 6t Co- Pool, Shasta Dam and Crater Dohoyaq, ^Rei^ld Gamboloti,. thfs event. Co-captain Bob Warren the club aiicceas, congratulating tha Oqda broke the game wide ' Udnly knew thla would bo a food dent, reported that the credit Philip- Pines and Richard Steven- a . \-cho can't say, "Hi." She also swimming team since hia sopho and Stuck w ere once again 1-2 in open in the third frame qnd march atatea in which It happena to be Travelers ...... 72'» 76t4 lonisl milk glass lamps that y 7 5 Lake. Held Satisfactory more year. them on tha progrese thua-far, and thing. Some of ^mr policy mehera union had experienced its moat Adding to the enjoyment of the son. t X H ' I . dislikes insincere people. the 200-yard, and Rebel Hutson ed to their comparatively eaky win. located. All of ua pay another PiMieVtlUlMe succesaful year, end said the di stand 19“ inches tall. * Pos -gred’jat'e plapS .will take Outside of school, Whltey is vice oe; :.rted to catch hia plant at have actually, argued thet it would Conn. Power ...^ ___ 41 Coach Elgin Ifoturaky'a tha conduaion that a program Aaso. S p rin g ...... 36 39 organisation had closed the year high school stated th at, all pur I'layif, 'Delaney agiln took over vard backstroke, the fans saw charges a 24-22 half-time lead. polltiea aphere of influence poll- with $4.U4AS2.65 in total aaseta, Whitey's future plans include X and over 6,000 spectators during which doea aomething, aven if it Briatol Braaa IS 15 scholarship candidates ranked • in and the group sang "Learning My the fe»(tle of the Dormer brothel's, • However, Mr. Burke and' the - idee, ao we yould not aeem to be an increase Of more than $1 mil Several Displays the top half. 'Thirty-nine of the ,62 attending. MI’S in preparation for I C6-captMn John Dormer won out j the 3 nights it waa open to the haa an imfalr approach to Con Collins ...... 1 1 0 120 . Latin." accompanied by Patti ' Roa Fidler Joi iis a career as an engineer. Om’Is were far from down and out. bidding ageiiut other greet pow- Dunham Bush ...... 104- U 's lion over 1955. The forecast wak seniors taking the-test slap ranked Page s record of the aame song. ' ] over his ItHJe brother Danny, Tne i public. necticut pocketbooka,. la better for a larger growth in 1957. Bill ie the son of Mr. snd Mrs. i i - hi.,,'. u .* eestylc relay, piade I Scheduled for March 11-16, The tall center personally lead the Xhn-Hart ...... 36 39 plBC9t In MHS Library in the' to{> half and only three were The audience - agreed- that Miss I ^ era for the loirelty of leoMr than no program at all.' in the bottom quarter which Is Newspa^r Staff William .1. Stenhen.Stephens nfof 4.145 Green coming fair will be held' at the team back'with 18 markers in the Fafnir Bearing ...... 53 56 Page's pronunciation of the Latin Manor Rd. up of MrClainN Bruce Warren. second half, and soitie aupurb 'fe- powera. . Landera-Frary Clk. .. 174 194 IMPROVISRR ’ • An interestinii, model o, an 18th evidence of the character of college veibs was not good. Paul Masto and Stqek. also came Waddell School. BxhlbiU are in ' But-we ean’t bring euraelvea to preparation available at Manches Wayne Keith,. ’57. -.ited from any Mancheater school bdunding. Hartford waa' leading by Someililng Brewing N. B. Machine Co. . . 34 37 Unden, N. J.- (A** —A patrolman century Inn Is being shown In the The rpeetlng then broke up. with Freshman Ron Fidlcr received tlirough with victoryHm thla event 9 in the late stages of the Wrd - the actual dedaiim to do a part of North end Judd .. . . 37 40 - used a boric Instead of a club to 9995 library this week. It waa made by ter High School. everyone agreeing that the playe his first Wiste of high school hews- to finish up a near perfbri meet. pupil in Grades 4 to 12. Applica Rusaell Mfg...... 9 H Mariette Gagnon ’S7.^ paper llft — - tion blanka, soon to be available frame and by aa much aa 13 in tpe ' the good wo do in dM World fhrer aince an apparently abor restore the peace. Alan Bennet '58. The iqn consists had been highly sue eaaful. at a recent “WorM" i Squat '57 last quarter before Manchester, SUnlcy Work! ...... 44 4 47 4 Officer Fred Heiss had* received of t'A'o floors, end ic constructed Carolyn S. Ho'.ise meeting When, he was intervlewed'ÛLflll*111flIl E lc C tC c l In all of Mancheater'a achools hav through Mich a United NaUona tive revolt waa |pparentiy quickly Terry S team ...... 150 — complaints of a howling dog. Find Versatile ing eligible grades, aould be roin-. closed the gap. With Hohenthal in the typical style of th* time, by reporter'Al Weiaei Through in-1 ^ XTXWC? T l • fouling out in the final' four min .. .chaaneL We prefer to keep our na* aqueltdiad hack in December, Die- Torrington ...... 26 28 ing the enirael'e owner, away for for kitchen, dinette A mode’, of the Globe Theater is ter(ogalion. the' following facts i T 0 1 * l l H o InCiU CllO ll leted and returned b> Fab. 21. U.8. XnyTp com 23 25 the n^ht. he went to a nearby Corftell Gradnate;': Two Tough Games Dave Nutter, '67 utes, Hartford easily controlled the Ml MIT Aid t# AUMTAp tatar -BaUata. of Cuba haa bean racks 5^^ also on display, conctructed by were acknowledged from th? new ‘ boards. îand wa prefer pdtey bergelaing buay clamping down more and U.S., BnvTp pfd . . . . 114 134 diner and got a hambene. Robert Cady, '58. This structure Joins MHS Staff Swimmers Lose "Worlding.” Voodcr-Root ...... 49 51 He drew the ham bone and Sred Ron is taking the College Pre At a recent n;eetinh o the Na Split hy Jayvees Burke, with 22. lead all scorers, E waa often called the Shakeapeare wtth naUoaia.we are going to helF more eenaorahlp. Praaumabiy, law iB o above quotations aro not to It ever the fence to the animal. or game room Adds an eyeful to any tional Honor -Society, committee and brought his total,to 44 points "Wooden-O,” since hal;' of the To Sacred Heart paratory Course with French I as VariedxActivities againat the locals in two encoun -Wa prefer to think of. our oco- and order haa been reatorad, end bo eonatrued aa actual marketa Silence prevailed. room. Hang it in the Among newcomers to MHS Is his language. Hie favorite sport is chairmen were chpaen to head the The Mani-hc.slei- Jayvee Basket building forms . n O, The 'ither half induction program Stjay 8 in the ters. Pat Camlll threw in 15 for nuemic aid net primarily aa an aa- wea never very seriously threet- Sturdy, Mli balcony. bury by a. score pf 44-25 Jart. 26. F r i l l - your favorite chair. Pol * .loan Kent '58 lege and received her master# dg- "World" staff was "Why are there la head of the reception oommlttef. -1 the Boy's aijd Girl's Phyai Three rough and ready CCIL 60 inches: reg. $119.00. 63-inch Welrt The mermen from Waterbury cap played Windham's Jayvees show opponents face Mancheater bdfore .‘■body olae. ^ Batiste censorship la making Ift ished bra.«s finish; a Don giee at ComelL University. ' tured seven of eight first places' so many girls and sp few hoys'" All other members of the society i| ig superior.„ ..W speed.„.»H and.Ah grabbingfM Ahhiop ! cation ia one of the hlghllgh at .. So, in the United NeUena com- almost impoasiblr for corraspond- Cupboard! reg. $139.50. Miss Johnson Was formerly em Oh. yet, he doesn't go out with will work on these committees. Manchester High , during tne they close their regular campAlgn. Daily original. Reg. anu set two pool records in snap ai* oq'**' amount of rebounds, the ent months. Matthew Maetoso an< id the league crown hangs, in Uie ‘ belttae the other day, we had our enta to send out news, private $7.98. ployed as s county horhe demon- ping the Indian's win streak at girls yet! Mias Doris KIbbe gave a talk Indians checked the Wlhdham at 11995 Varsity‘M’ Club .stration agent in Connecticut. The "World" staff welcomes this on the carefi'l and time-consuming hia fine staff of men and ice. Tonight, an improved, Hall -^gelegate, Paul 6 . Hoffman, ep- mail la being opened, telephone two. tack, MMChester emerged vic: are doing a great Job In providing Highs,qulntet comes to the Arena New york and Maine. She has •Diver Ted Hennings of Sacred new writer, snd look forward to work put into the seleition of can toriou.5 etvjlie end of the well .je tln g the propoaal to draw up conversations monitored, end ell taught home economics in Maine didates. Shd stated, "It - is the the students with a program. to try^-Md avenge an earlier 2- Will Hold Dance Heart- put on a - fine diving ex many accomplishments by him. played game.X' At the present time in Mr. Maetb- r atatutee for the aetabliehmciit of foreign newapepera are being and Darien, and the is teaching A1 Weiss '58 mark.s that nominate a student, but point' setback. Hall is cemembered hibition in breaking the pool rec that is only the beginning," After ,On' Tuesday, Jen. 22, the Man- zo's nth. and 12th grade ciaaata, an for springin^sa big upset win over j Midi a fund. Wa euapect that If carefully ceiuored before they ere NOTICE The Varsity M Club st its h t the same subject at Manchester ord with a score of 61.13 points. cl.cater squad traveled to Hart experimental unit of net games ia marks are evaluated, the names of Uulkeley on Ufox'nme night that "w e Could diacover Hoffmvi'a admitted into the country. All meeting made final plans for the High. Tile visitor's other record FINISH REPORTS ford'lo battle the HftrUord High being conducted. These games in _ JCatliy Fournier '59. , Mr. John Palmer’s' College the student*' are sent to all the the Hornets of East Hartford *' aenel cenvictiena, wa would And this moves the New 'tork Times annual idandi. which.tvUl be Held breaker 'was Bud Herbert in the teachers that haVe” corpe I/, con Jayvee Team. MapehesUr playtd clude table tennis, deck tennis, mid clipped the Indians. Monday, Feb. February 9. The price of admission English classea have recently t-om- badminton,' Following this unitl- JUm very, much iii. Xavor of auch 4 First time ever lOD-yard frcectyle in the time of tact with the at-.'dent in any way. well but waa not strong enough to Looking ahead a week, Man to eak .aditpriAliy whet la wrong will be' a 11.60 contrlbutior to the NL'RSES WILL MEET 57 seconda. pleted reports on the life snd time defeat the Hartford High' team. these classea jvlll .go into a five- ■. h fund. Wa would even rlak a with Cuba iuki to eonfesa It doos Yhe Future Nurses Club, with of William Shakespeare. These re The teacher, after long and careful chester will travel to tha Silver club. The tickets can be obtained Manchester's only first place observation of the student votes Hartford had superior rebound week program of atuiits and tumb- City to engage Meriden High. The *HtUa bet thdt, if he has taken not iuow. from eny member of the club;. Mrs. ^ c'ila Wandt a# the advisor, ports were to have aiminimum of ing and a strong-inside, attack to oeme Iq the last rri'ay, Vhlch wea 1,000 words. The following students on the nominees character, service ^ part in any ednîUatration die- One routlM guess is poaalbU. Real Hand Hooked Stair Carpet Proper decorum for the. dance has planned two interesting' meet the most thrilling event of the net easy baskets. The Indians had % * . Richard Sollanek’. 9th « d | ^ * ! » srili be' party dresses for* the 'girls ings. On Feb. 8, Nancy Cordner. an wrote outstanding reports: Judy 4nd leadership ability. These natjes 10th griida clbasca are in a unit of j ??®* *** starts, that bting to diaMona on the liMie. hie advice It ia that tha people of Cuba, These Drug Stores meet. Co-capteln Bob Warren Jackson. Bill Keithi Carol West, are then_Sent hack to the Society to rely on pattern plays 'to score b a s k e t ^ and will precede f r o r r i ^ “ *"®“eeter eeveral weeks ago, 60- • and aporCa Jacketa for the boys, alumna of MHS, will apeak and ■proved to be the difference when their points. baa been' that we ehould go along noting the stirringa toward free show pictures of Hartford Hospi Sandra Palaima and Ann Olmsted. for final'acceptance. there to atunta and tumbling. i®*'. . riowera are not required. he started out 10 feel behind the Judy Wlttman, '57 enyde Richard '59 ^with the creation of auch a fund dom-elsewhere in the world, ere The Varsity M Club is once again tal School of Nursing. The mern- , Muriel M ikolelt'59 •Die fundMfientala of atunU and i A turn-away crowd la encpected Complete installed A tl visitor's anchormen with 60 yards tumbling are bring offered in ; to wltneaa what^very well m a ^ ' and auch ah Agency. . .tired of gangster dlctetorahip,'fuwl collecting books to distribute bers have also planned, later’, to to go only to overtake the visitor among different worthy Slate in- jla lt Newington Rome and Hos Jack Early'e 7th and 8th grade! the game that decides the CCIL But, at the oonunittee dlscua- that ibtiata'a habit of eheoUag an(l beat him by IS feet. claaaea.Theaeboyawllleoonenteriwlm**''' WILL CLOSE DAILY atituttoiia. Theclub is asking every pital for Crippled Children. , The Red arid White mermen .eten the ether day,’ Hoffman’ pro- those who dlMjprde -wrlth him, al Runners- 5 “ ^. one to 'donate any kind of h^ks. If Donna Sandals. '69. a'combined dancing unit'With M rs.; On Tuesday, Feb. 12, at the .. jducod a rathar aavage aad cynical though it ie. still - leaving ita visited Wllllmahtlc tbia afternoon Brady's gym classes, [ Arena, Manchester concludes its anyone has books to give, please to engage a ati-ong Windham eulm As an outside assignment, Mr. * oppoaitlon to the project. corpses conapicuoutly about, ia get In to-ich with members of the ’ FARE.\TS ENTERT.4INED - regular season, hosting the Mways . Now you.'can have real Colonial carpet for your stairs.! We’ll At the conclusion of the first team in a CCIL contest. Maetozo’s claaaes are working on tough Bristol Rams. Ths third *Tn the feoa ef an abaenoe of eneauAlering a brand of graaa club of Mr. Hergy Smith, fsc'ul.ty Dom Squatrito, '67 physical education projects, due cover any straight stairs of 13 steps, complete' with cushion and advisor. ■ sarnester in Child De'velopment, pises Bell Towners, featuilng 6-3 gaouine intemaUoael'oon.fidence," rcoU resiatance it cannet stamp A t, P.M. labor for only $47.50: Exactly as shown, a geometric design with the students entertained the pat- May IS. The purpose of these re- Tom Anderson, would like noth- 9 A ports is to increase the student’s : [„g better than to knock off Man- aaid Hoffman, "the future ie filled out. Jt looks, in short, aa if oiM alternating paffeh^ hooked especially for us,to«fu1I 27-inch width! e n a rif the children at a morning 'With unceitalnUas/ UndetN.,theae tea. knowledge on some aspect of phyai. chaster and set things even for mora reroiuUon were brewrtng. Reg. $58.75. Runhers tip match, cut. f > ^ our rolls are regularly Members ChosenI ■ ' cal education and athletics to en-1 20.point drubbing the Indians cendiUona. tha Unitad SUtca" Ie Orange teh biscuts and coffee .•'** ' *'l*. —TT“— ■. ^ ' $6.96 a yard. Rugs to match, tool \ , . were available to the parents. The course the student to Investigate ||.^vs them in the Bristol Armory ■At preperai to aaeume a long' FoiU r At P SALTED NUTS ; - 1 students of this courso Ihen had ati For* Dance Bands the literature available, and to Diree weeks ago .taxm commitment , to make re- « CENTER PHARMACY complete projects which may be Dale Brown. '57. Although we disagreed with the P "W* Mivtr" ^ opportunity to speak to the pai-. useful for displays and teachliig 1 orown, oi. oourcea available to a new global ents of the children. Three dance bands, made up of hasty ganereligetion which gist ft. purposes, -i development fund^” $12.95 3x 6 ..$ 9.50 ■ $75.0(1^8 X 10 ft, . .$59,95 This course w;aa designed 'to members from all four classes, In addition. Mr. Maetozo is carry- ' c j . j , her husband in trouble, we con- benefit the gfrls with problema have been formed.- The purpose ia We bet Hoffman thinke the ^ Ajûr Ing oi^ a study with Gilbert Hunt of ,9tl]ClCYlt$ LllSplflV fwa a certain admir.vtion for Mra. $21.50 4 X 6 ft. ..$16.50 $98.00|9xl2ft. ..$75.00 they will faie Isiter with children.'' to give underclassmen, whb the English Department. i _ A^ êpUptence and operation of auch ordinarily wouldn't be in a band.of Charles K. Wilson. •GREEN Junior boys in Mr. Hunt's Eng- ■'A fund would .be one thing. that ■îksl— iSilBI— this type, a chance ‘to gain experi Unusual .Exams For anyone who" followed- -the .-■vKBH ence. -. i llsh classes are going to first pass . might help thoM world crnidlUona ' , their projects in to him. He will i proMdontlal news conference of Members of the first band are . Students may argue over which 'he taika about. > . correct the papers for grammar Wodnesdoy, the fact that ahe Bill Leone, student leader; Bob, - and usage of Engiioh ahd grade of their recent exams was the Shred''if the reel of the mem- Jamaltls. Dan Manchuck, Steve fmally, boiled over waa iindcr-^' •LIGGETT REXALL ^ j them. The projects will then be moat difficult, but art scholars' of vbers of the United Nationa go' Motzer, Bill Kuhne. Brenda Cole, Mrs. LaVerne Kelson caa. easily Btandabic. -Tlia ^jasident, in- thgt Quick way to (lavc TEACHERS WANTED Mike Gates, Dave Woodbury. Bob ' I given to Mr. MaetOio. who will ahead aad vote to have auch e grade them on content. point out their moat unuauaL conference, a-ea confronted aith Morton. George Turcott. weyhe Although some teat pnparation "fund. Hofftam^ went on, the Dale iôwn, '57. questions about tw'o of hit cabinet Neiirinan. Karen Peterson and Bill waa possible. It's certain that no UtAled SUtea wpUd refuaa to take Twin Beds Taylor, . ciembert, one Wilson, one Duties. • MANCHESTER• MUGf JfillimaiitiQ Statt TMchtrs Ctfllega one "burned the midnight oU" 'Port even in tke fbaftiag of the 'Ih'e.h^bnd.'band conalsta of Ed cramming for the exam of which He said, that Wilson had made .if ■i'' ' •nUtutea by which li wduM be "WUI Prepare CcUege Gradusics (q Teach in the Eje* Tatro, shidfcniJeader; Bob Demers, Science Teacher they had been informed a few days "very unwlae ^ tem en t” about the Nbenr Gfgnbih. Stew Baraw, Jim Mtabliabed end operated. Complete with meptiiry Spools in'Connecticut'Next (8[eptembW. « prior. h'etlonal Guard. He conceded that Mulready, Nick Stevens, Dick Assumes Duties Results are now “posted" in ^ ‘ Then, in a final cUmax of bad Stevenson, Bill' McPherson, Ted 'Secretary*' Of State Dulles hed- •MEDICAL PH ARMAQY room' 209, In the form of clay mod- ritute, Hoffman, ropreaenting a Stearns ; Foster ‘CourM Off«r*d Oanqutx. t Steve Harvey, Pete niade aome mUtekea. So far, his PasQuale Nappl haa replaced ! '^>»lch aludenU were required a ^ t r y udiich refuaee to have Adaihs and Mtke Morfcsco. ; to sculpture aa their term txatn* exapi. troatmont of tho two-was even. Jun* 26 Through August 16 ,Those.in. the third band are George Bradlau in the science de ahything Jo do with auch a fund; partment of High School. PmiilE Adantf ^9 Added to his discussion of Bedding! Angelo Getmundo, student leader; tp ^ a aoaiiewliat acomful glance d - 8 4 “ Ernib Irwin, Budy Wojncuowlcz, Mr. Nappi originally came from' Dulles, however, waa the following Tooehors Noo«lod . . . Good Solorios Providence, R. I., where Ke attend- , . . - At the Mm of the contributiona • MILLER’S PHARMACY Rag. 299A0 ‘Don McLagan, Jim Cole, Sue passage of purple praise: 'I’Ol'R REXALL STORE . Admission Now Reneker, Matt Moriarty, Mike ed the University of Rhode Island. A .U 11SI1 l Y l S n U C r S other nettena had volunteered to Uonlon, Mike Getinundo and Mike He entered WtlUmantie Teachers', dMke to auck a fund, if U ia ea- “t think I once' described before ! (Joilege to become better acquaint- ' this group something of the life .-7950 For further Inforuiation call the co-ordInator of the sumneer Shollk. ;-i Subject of Talk Tahllahed. Rag. S95.0U Mariette Gegnon ’^7 led .with his future career.. program at the Wililmantle State Teachers College . . . HArrisoa Mr. Nappi firat started his ac- .. .All in all. It waa aomething of of Socretery Dulles, his grerid- 3-4681. Or, fUl out and return tfie form below: yeCbcr haring been Secretary of • NORTH END PHARMACY ■ TRANSCRIBER PUBUfUliBD A 1 tual teaching In the town of Ck>- .O n Jan. 15, Sophomore Oiria* :m lack hiatip day for American PupiU in Miar A>^ Kellogg's - Ilumbla. teaching the fourth grade Club had aa guest speaker Mra. Stats; be started at the age of six Included with each Hollywood bed is there. He continued his leach- Lincoln. She gave an Intereating igpaUey a t ^ U.Sf. We were a headboard, a box spring, four legs Shorthand n claar recently - pub- .fpaaiag aMjetldag we ahould have yean, beli^ring' honestly in his lished the second edition of The big in the fifth grade in Tolland, talk on the -Amleh people and heart that the^graaust poeiUon and set of. angle irons and an inner- STA*!^ TEACHERS COtMXiE • ' and later taught science and math- their way of life,' describing their' 0 !P « eupjmrllag. end our argu Monthly Transcriber. The Monthly ia the world that of Soere- • PINE LENOX PHARMACY spring mattress, ah get up ready to MHLlJMAIirnU. CONN. Transcriber II was ad I te d by emaUes to seventh grade studlnta clothes, their homes, their way of : degenerated into-the vlirience Atteirilon: IFCO Corordiaalor Jackie Durandi, Kareq Carlson, in. Tblland.. Mr. NapiH now'teach- worship and their activiUeaf " Ury of SUU, and honeady, I use! Styles "B " and “D” come in ma Test Run in New School Pook ea science to freebmen ftudenta. Pictures ^ s had taken white ' i WSd rheeinae oftM typical of hogany or nutmeg maple finishes; Marsha •DeSimone, and N a n d y ^defeaUra week in kigie and tiiink he aUU bellevea -it, and he PieeMe e«Ml me fi^rther details about the er progrqm for GagUardone. ' Science Club Preatdent Dick Trudell and senior (Qordon Palmeroy acrutinlze the operation of their ' - Muriel Mikolelt, '69. visiting' the Amish pe^4a .*and should. The Seenter}’ of State of "A " and “C” in maple (mahogany coltego graduates. their colonies were shown, .they I trpublod ia haart V br8450 ■The gIrU In the clasa submit recently complete^ operating acale-modei submarine in the Manctaeetcr High School awlnrming pool. The pointed out I the different thTni^ the Uni tod States fs the greetaet • QUINN’S PHARMACY finish to order). , ^ Iteg. 199.50 ■ - , .. atijriaa ahd poeiha which they have oubmarinc. a fuU 80 Inchos in length, waa constructed ip compliance with the requirement# of the col i. O U iSI^ VIEW TILM ! written cspeciAlly for the paper. lage-preparatory pbyslca course, under the direction of Anthony ,C. AUbrio, and will /be ehtered in the Students in John Palmer's about which she talked. X te Un- ‘ A Stick, AaywBjr end meet important job in the Signed: Ekiglfoh claasas saw films on colo coin brought with Her some doUa world, gad that is wh^ ha la ' "nie jiaper conUlng Jokes, oUth annuai ManchMter Science Fair March 11-16. The vcaaet consumed an approximate total of 200 drosaed Uke iwiogs and •eraqnal ctiRuana. mpn-^hoora prior -to |tta gntr teat-run last, weiek; the sub chrrlea six j^yolt 6fam; many of the preJecU constructed under thla newly inaugurated the boqk "driinay Treqialn,"-whleli ’Nqn'* diiriag, thofw .j-edra ha WATKINS SEMI-ANNUAL ALE ear each g ir l' .m tiw wjll lev*; • the atudenU reeeatljn 3 lavb had.the opportunity to.pub- gram wiU t(|ter be seen aa eiîiblU at th# Fair, along with contributiona from both granunar aplim 'sewtoed a wladem and flCfyU lN STRflEr. MANi^HESm^ CONN. r.* Jii& tha .fopar, , aad aacoadary-lsval pupils inigrads 4-13, 'b ■ s r- .V' I i ■■ ■ A ■: V, V
'■j I l»ACtE EIGHT HAkCBSSTEB EYEING HERALD. MaIn CHESTER, CONN.. FRIDAY, F ^R U A R Y 1, 1M7 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MAN6i ESTER, CONN., FRIDAY, FEBRUARY I, 19(^7 J: K- Columbia noon clesses. Students formerly StiU M tke Job ' Rockville-Vernon WBNB—S4# w*fic—lose Bolton. ette ^ in g the morning Mseton will Giihfda Drops Support OFIN tO N IG Iff Tl^^^ '/ flopet In the afternoon for the re- Today marka the atart of «VDBCL-1SS$ Daily. Radio wHAV—eis Youngsters Gel jMiiider of the .year. Those who the 6Tth year of employment: Notice Claifning Foreclosure wppo—iseo Students^. Health and W elf are have been going to school after with The Herald Printing Co. X Baatem DayUgbt Time.. WPOP—1410 School Time Off roons will atteadvmomtng seS' Of U.S. Plan on Sinai for William McGonigal of 14 stone. AUTO 01 t h e foUowtng .mrogram echeduiea Columbia ygungxters have an ex FURNiTURE TORp. podred to indicate larael has no in tor. first joined *rhe Herald on mento and are subject to clâge 'X ^ C —Rolwrt O. Lewis ules' ta 9 to *1:30 a.m. and 12:80 antm that tb* Gau ttr^ would tention of quitting the atrip at thla Feb; 1. 1000. A naUve of Man Rockville, Feb. 1 (Special) ' Included with Moreland Acres as without nottcA. !* tVPOP—Myitery m r tra resson 'to enjoy the recent , Bolton, Feb. 1 (Special l-r-Schooto BaoMirco Hbad' to 3 p.m.'ParenU are alao remind defendant in the current action are nurass.th the district supervised by Mr.'and Mrs. DgVid Jenney were ed that tha Oo-operative will esm- net a t ^ baeomo a Imum (or Arab time. chester,- the dean of employes Notice claiming, foreclosure of a 6i< WUAV-Jsw Alley snowfall., iihort . ikJiooI ceasione Siwwsr Siali Dorn- BlawTiib EMisMnii RumbUnga from Qairo that at. The Ha) aid was a type com Casey COrp Arhich claims interest WHAY-Oi>ellÛo«M4 , WflC-Monltor cel aeeatpna for stom a any tima r a l ^ into h«r >«Tlto^ | 1 mortgage from Moreland A c ^ by virtue of seven attachments ^^;VB(-~h®b*rt Q. Lewis have been dpelared ail week with . o , „ „ E. positor drhen he first joined the WCCO—lltiOtirO RevtM WPOP--Mystery Time *r-iiyr.’j?.r,.'f'4A'.rj,?.'S4' the Blemcntary School annoufices EtypUan guat <» tba A«aba ceaat occupation oT bar territory i company; :ter be operated Inc.. Including all except seven lota, totaling $M,000; Ralph Stark WKirB—£d Aweai Show school closing at 1 ;45 pun. to coin met yesterday in the firet of a ser- Fellow officers will be Mr. and an emergency closing. If. as hap- in the development was filed with weather. West Hartford, by virtue W11C—Sou Itoler WHAY--Nlgtit Watch cide with the closing of the Wind lea of meetings relating to the)Mrs. Milton Jensen In the vice would net, acain bar ber •hippincireporiedly prompUd the United! the unitype, a mechairical type Wl>ItU--»l v m ^ n i t o r ■wned thta week, the Oo-c|>erativa Statea aand Canada to tone down j the town clerk yesterday. of bonds for deedi Abraham D. wpop—waxwerita^ ham High' School which la having health and welfare of school chll-1 P*’***'**I}7lal poet and Mr. and Mrs. decides to cancel for a atom and I J. A WHITE G U SS COf from the gulf. setter that preceded the mod WDBC-^he Wend Tonight Bi Raft at •Gaonpatlen' Uteir^la^lan to make K more palat- em linotype maritine. The action is being brought by,Horn, West Hartfort, by virtuue WPOP—Modern Sounds .shorter sesslonn 'due to mid-year ^ ■ , xiruce Ronsoni lecretary-treasurer. the Blementary School docs not, a OPBN DAILT S A4I. to 5 PJL Federated Mortgage Ooitk of Can-1 of mortgage, from Moreland Acres Open HoueeX »iU— Thn*. th . ' Mr. am) Mrs. Ronald GroBs, Mr. INOLCDINO BAWBOAX th e Egyptlana ware reporied atiU /Able to Egyptian Prealdent Naa- McGonigal waa active In the WCC(>-ltacura Revue \ exanih. It wki decided by the separate anil specific aimounce- balking at any auggcation of U .^ aer. Indian Delegate V. K. Kriahna nectlcut. with offices in Westport, to Nathan Gatter, and 'Blau,, the WKNB—P.M. WHAY-Kigbt Watch school authorities, that rather then K rt'kllins' Cf**'!** C3»urch. Mr. end ment to this effect will be madh Manchester g^rs Department The 7S acre devriopment of lOfi new developer, Wfflfc—Ro»» Miller WTiC—M/initor I j IM M IL L ST. Ml 9-7322 troopa taking up “occupation” i m j Menon waa aald to hare prevailed WDRO-Cal Kolby SSSS-T.*'^ Tonilftl have the icbpo} bilaea make sepa of P o * th 'O ’-- »nd Mrs. on the Bob Steele show over Radio and alao as a baseball pitcher lots, fi7 in Vernon and 42 m Man-1 Moreland J. Lord and Mildred B. TOP—Modern, Sounds rate trips for the high school stu iRlcherd Olmsted will serve on the Station WT!T(C at about 8 a.m. on Egyptian aoil. E g ^ haa/ Ui' on U.S. Delegate .Henry Cbbot with a numt.ir.of North End WPOP—Waxwork* ^ o o ls . Miss MêBne Donovan of committee for the en- atated larael muat ipull out Ikidger Jri and Cbndlan Poretgn I chaster, was started last, summer Lord. Vamon, from whom Get 4iia— dents,' it was advisable to de Parents who will asstat at the . teams during his youth. He I by Nathan Gatter, Hartford;-and' ter bought tha property claimed in- WUAY—Betty lOmball ‘wTlAY-.Nlsht Watch Columbia and Tolland and Mrs. i Gaaa and the Aqalkim area^thoUt Secretary Pearaon to word their WCUC—Record Revue W Îi—Monitor clare a shorter session for the Robert of thlf tow^ | ,eif„nalyals. r hoOl next week Include Mrs. iAV gU6rUlt66S% propoaal In more, general tem b. ao still ' bowls In The Herald [later turned over by quit claim tereet'in part e!f tha pramitaa by WKNB—P.M, WDRC—Ru*s Nsuxhto/i elementary school although each Ra.vmond Calhoun and If re. Morti League and shoots golf in the I deed tb Joseph Blau, New Rochelle, virtue of a mortgage prior in right WTIC—Roe» Miller WPOP Modern Sounds toembera felt the purposi of l a r ^ aourcea aaid tMtr govern the eCfMrgeiMy force Wobld net WORU—Record Shop day would still be contiderld a mer Harlow on Monday; Mra. Fred ment waa going abe d with plana | have the appearance of an oceiipa- high M's. N. T. to the plaintilTa mortgage. ' WHXy--Nixht, Watch full school day. h*** I»ir’*^*2,^*?**^** "Ot fully under- Gauthier and Mrs< Gordon Hatch, . Located on Phoenix, Lake and Moreland Acraa,’ InC.. waa WPOF—Waxworks WTIC—Monitor health prorrtnvpro|pram',aa as w«ll as Indicate stood .as . v-eiyet in th.the 'community. to extend ita eivl^/i' aoclal ad* | tion army. WDRC—Rtis* Naughton Seoul Banquet the general over-all diitiea of Tuesday: Mrs. Howard Hills and 'Vernon Sts., the track was to be formerly know as ths GBRC In- Betty Kimball WPOP -Modern ■ Sounda They atreaaed their lack of af Mra. F. Weldon Miner, Wedneaday; WOCU—RtCbrd Revu* The' Natchaug Boy Scout* Dis rhirses. the achaol medical adviser filiation with any other organixa- developed by individual sale of Ibts vcstmsnt Co, Gatter, at ths tints Save! Save! Save! WKNB-P.M. II :i trict banquet will be'held at 7:30 and - the responsibilities of local Mrs. Leslie Bittner, 'niureday and rather than by mass construction. of tha Decambbr fdrqcloture fee- WTIC—Roe* Miller WllAY-NIght Watch tion, religious or political. Reatate- Mr*. Donald Bowman, Friday. Girl, 9, Hurt WDRO-Record Bbop WTIC—CaValcade nt Sporta p.m. Feb. 6 In 8t. Mary's School boards of education. ment of the p ur^se of the chib Tawn/Police in $75,000 Suit On Dec. IS, Judge John C. Fitx- tion, .co^rm ed that ha planned WPOP—Waxworks WDRC—Rues N'aiighton in Willimantic. Wilbur Fletcher, Among discussion points yester The meeting of the North Cov gerald tiC Ttolland County Court of construenon of 120 homes on South WPOP—Modem ûndfc local scoutmaster, will be one of emphaxixed its. (Mirely social na entry Co-operative Kit.dergartcn Common please ordered fore- St. The homes, hs said, would be day waa the school aim to teach ture to bring together people from Critically by *‘t?KAY-:j-Record Rodeo WIIAY-Night Watch those honored at the banquet for children self-control: tp motivate all parts of the town, or other or to which the local' group waa In Fp^ 1956 Death of Tumiensky cloeure On four uncompleted homes in the $10,000 to $20,000 price WCeo^Record Review WTIC—Cavalcade of SporU hia 15 years of service in scout the child to carry on hia own self- vited this week waa canceled due w> j r t in the development. Action hav the more frequent violations of IN 1495 , HE SA0U6HT CATriE aonviUe. Mra William Ryan of whm the car c struck her down, not antagonistic to the develop E. Fellows and Minnie WKNB—Evening Serenad* died TTiursdsy. from your savings account When According to the writ, the shoot pfnnlnF\her underneath It, against tne electrical code and on aspects ANO OTHER FARM ANIMAIS Newton. Mass., Mra. GUn Pendle ment of the national aima. of the property on Chester Dr. Sanforized, super-twill, zip- Perfect quality, famous Cavalry twill or gabardine WTIC—Newa ol World klilwaukee—aifford F. Butcher, ing occurred at a time when ton of Waltham, Maaa., and Mrs. a hadgex and a rail pipe. Her Arab states, b\it rather to keep WDRC—Amoa an] Andy of the new requirements. TO THE ISIANOS OF THE Gauruder **waa attempting to brother waa brushed by the car but the region out of Communist hands back skinny nlacks from x Pepperell receiving blan zip front surcoats with WPOP—G. Heatler 62, a member of the editors! staff A Building Department spokes make an linlawful arrest of Roland Bradeaur of Boston, Mass.; Lawrence to Stanley Ri, great Texas maker. Tan l!*a- • of the Milwaukee Journal for near men emphasized the Importance WEST INDIES. and two aons, <3eorge and J f . 1 . 0 0 > Brighten up ybnr heme theee dull, gleemy day* artth eeveral of theee ealorfnl ptonts. Here la a $1295 to Stafford Springs four years According to Donald Heming âced under a $25 bond. Hq la 1 . 6 9 partial list of theee we etoch: ago. She was a member of St. way, 55 Summit St., temporary achadulad to appear in court Wed- 1 . 6 9 chaliman of the group. 22 veter $1495 ’« FORD Mary's Episcopal C%urch. aceday. Double-woven cotton knit Great value! Boys* sanfor Aluminum Plant Coleuis Ivie9 Peperonia ’SI CHEVROLET Residas her huaband, aha, leaves ans of the flrat World War signed Laon Hovanaaton. 27. New Brit Arrowhead Ceria Irish Mo m Customline sedan V-8. For up at the initial meeting Jan. 26. panties for girls 4 to 16. Arctic ireight, 2 pc. griper ized sturdy navy deiilm Ruellia est green. In excellent con Special de luxe 2-door mr> Six daughters, Mrs. Oemeaa Sta- ain, slid Into and knocked over Baby l>ars Crassula Impatients SunMt Ivy dan. L'^stroua black finish. Hemingway aaid SUta officigla three guide poise , apd a "go right" Rosebud print oh white style with bootee feet Sires jeans. Zip fly front. Sizes *53 BUIGK dition. cbeldqr. Mrs. Albert DsNunslo and of the mganisatlon would once To Perpetuate Begonias Geraniama Kalanchoe Vklvet Plant Radio, heater, power glide. Mrs. EUte Hunt, all of Stafford rign at about 1:25 a.m. oa Canter grounds. Save 16c on eaeh; 1 to 4. 2 pc. Sleepers with 4 to 16. Save more . . . Bu.v 4-door sedan. Power steer ExcepUonally clean. Springs, Mrs. James Hellandbrand again attend to explain the nature 8L, near tha junction of W. Mid« pair! feet. Sizes 4 to 8, 3 for 6,0o. Cactus ' Inch Plant Neahthe Palm Philodendron ing. power' brakes, 2-tonc of. Hartford. Mrs. RMmrd Nichol and purpoae of tha vaterana’ (Be Tpka. finish. Exceptionally clean $245 group. One of tha aUtad goals Is A Cherished Beautiful Chriatnaa Cactus loaded with flowers-and buds. Inside rtnd out. son of Broad Brook, an< Mrs. Al to obtain a $ldb per month pan- Hovaaaaion aaid ha wanted to $495 bert Scabies of Manchsater: two ston for all veterans of tForld War alow down as ba approached tha i ■ ■ African .Violeta—Many varieties—AH in flower. sens. Arnold and Harold BUtlar, jj. highway juncUon. and akidded as Memory . ha applied hta brakaa. $.98 to'9.98 Taan and Girls' 49c Nylon 1$ MEROURY temporary chairman ■ald___ Rog. 39e4ind 49e $1295 Hardtop coupe. Mercomatlc. ’S2 OLDSMDBIUE aaph Butly of Manchariv; two ^ membership in tha new organisa- Blmer R. Daddario. 0 g. Haw BULBS FOR FORCING radio, heater, beautiful red < thorne S t, waa charged with a Choose wieely the monument Super "88” 4-door sedan. teo U i^ Joaeph Jonas of Spring- ! uon would net cengict w ttS mtm- th st will stsnd forever in Girls' Slickers Stretch Socks A im n y IIo— iRricBd from 4 fc M ch to $3.VS and white. Excellent whjte-' Dual range hydramatic, ra field. and (Morga Jonas af barahip in any other vaterana ruiaa of tha road this morning, po Boys' Socks 4-BUCKLE wnU Urea. ExcepUonally mama MUa. V t; a stater. M:.. lice sahL Ha waa involved in e silent tribute to yotir loved Gloxfaiiato— six voriBtiM In six Affarmit colors 39e ooeh ’$$ BUICK dio, heater. Excellent ooadl- group. i:4loor sedan. Two-tone rad* elaan. Priced at aa nil-time Uon inside and out I t Henry Dcroalera of Newark,* N. J.; Ha also aaid the group hoped, to ^miaor aeddant at CharUr Oak and ones. Toboroos l oôitioa Sovoo colon only 3Sc ooch -2 for 48c low.. Main Sta. with a car operated by 1 . 0 0 and black. Perfect Inaide IS grandchildran and one great âign up 100 mambm bafora par- 3 p r to 1 . 0 0 and'out. Excellent tires. grandchild. raanent afNeart are eboeen. A Dr. Paul M. Kaya, 100 W. Canter St. Poltca.are still Inveatigatiag. 5 P . . 1 . D 0 ARCTICS $895 The funeral will be held at 101 eommittae will decide Sunday Wo-hava «xc own A-ig»«<..g Here Is Syeryilvng You Heed For Potting $2495 O'clock Monday momiag in St. where -the group will hold its fu Police are also invaatlgating an- aervica to build a momunant Famous Sawyer Frog Brand Save 16c on each pair you Mary's Eptaoepal (.hureh, with the ture meettaigA othar minor crash.-which occurred JUST FOR TOU at "no extra raincoats at an amazing buy during Parkade Days! Stock up on all their sock Clay and plastic pots in an aixea. Iôtting Soils in 1 quart. 2 quart, Vt P«ck. 1 peck, 25 $395 rector, tha Re\. Alfred L. W-J- at Cfcaitar Oak St. and Virginia Ib. and 50 lb. hags. The famems Elack Magic Planter and African Violet mixeto Oa- ’SSPOMTIAG oosL.. Wa do all cutting to price! Girig’ sizes 4 to 14; Anldet style! Whites, pas^ needs for now and later! ’» MERCURY .Safari StaUon Wagon. Ry- M«n*. offleteUng. Burial wUl ba in Rd. Cars Involvad wart driven our own shop, from tha preteen 10 and 12; teen tfls, darks! 2 sizes fit al! * 4 4 9 ■monda Fiber for Orchids. Charcoal, Sphagnum and Peat Mom. Hytroos, Hyponex, ■ CAat-Osssatery. Barbara F. Arnold, RFD 2. Man- rough atooa to tha a,i.î^,q Stripes and faneiM! Sites *SS FORD Montclair hardtop. Merqo- dmmaUe, radio, heater, 2- Brianda assy enU at tha John B. Development Unit chaaUr, and Robert McLaughlin. 12,14,18,20. egte! ■ . : 7 to 10»/i. Peêct quality!' Atlas, Orlho-Gro, Rapid-Gre, Btoaaoa Eooatcr. ancT other plant fertilixen. House maUc. 'radio, heater, blue tone paint excellent whito- ntemorial . .. . AND WE Plant Sprays.' Economy "S’* 2-door Cus- and White, whitewall Urea, wall Urea Truly an immacu- PnritaFim ar- Home, 87 E. Cbntcr EMPLOY THE MOST f . * . ' tomlln'e. WeeAend special Bt.. tmnesTota and Sunday attar 2 Mating Delayed SKILLBUL MEN 'AVAIL- custom interior. One owner. late one-owner cap. i * ' ' S S O V f SHOVELS And Pqn't Forget The $ird$ * Tha maating aUtad by the Town AboutTown ■ Vi Prieal Girls^ 15.98 Boys'-Girts' Nylon Rag. 3.98 and 4.9f ■ . i n s t o o k ; W. Gctaalaf Sr, ^valopm ant Commiaaioa and the W iy tird Food Simipwor Sood, Soot Cokoa— Foootit Ruttor RoRs. A l $1395 $2495 $2595 welter Geiarier Sr.. $7 BSard. of Directora Tuesday night The clam of m 7A , Manchealar OTHERS MAY TRY TO COPY OtJR SKILLFUL haa^hean poetpianaid until Feb. 12 I Winter Coats LOOPED SWEAT SHiRTS ..... j ... fy|50s of Ur d Foodors. dtod this mwataig at at S pjB. , ■ High School. wiU hold its 20th rw WORK . . . BUT IT IS NEVER DUPLICATED Snow Suits Boys' Sweaters - Maamriai liaagltal union tomomm* night a t tha Uan- Tba aaasieri la ba brid In the chastar Oowtty Chib. A aodal OPEN DAILY TILL 9—SAT. 8 Maas,. June 6. h e a ^ rooi* af tha Municipal time will ha enjoyed from T to S. 1 0 . 9 8 wn a n a U m t af Building, waa called hi aa attempt and dinner will he' aenred « t g 7 . 9 9 1 . 9 9 NC1V MfiKCklANDISE AT \ On The tha poM IS yeeia. ta datarmina tha future roU of tha a dock. . k ■ MORIARTY " aa.« (aramaa at Cbrnmisrion. « Amaxhif value! Extrii spe For boys and girls 8 to 8. Pure wool slippvers or c(«t MANCHESTER 'JU rcnft.lia was »^?‘SjJ'^***‘‘**** ehairaaan The Varplanck PTA, which ta ; MEMORIAL COMPANY cial for Parkside Days. 4S Wonderful washable 8 pc. style, .sweaters. Orion •7 thaÔqpurigaion, aaid hta groun having an auction of miicallaaeous j girls’wooTwinter coats with nyloii aitfrw gaits vrith o ri^ & LmC0LN:MERCURY soi-sis csibiR *»nta tha OfieetoM to daddia At 7 o'clock tonliltf at tha I -A. AMIETTI, Ptoprigtor slaayideaa styWs Inclndad., w h a t^ it wenta a davaloptnant warm wool inttorilBiiifxf fleece linings* Limited yarplahck School. wlU also eon-1 HARRISON STREET—TEL. MI 9-M07 Sizes 4 to 12 in this quMs- im tciioi PFMIVENINGS “ and to gtoa t t tools d ^ a aala of honiamade cake and j Sizes 7 to 14. Do hurry! ' quantity* So hurry. derful group. >. i ta wiqek- ceffte. j .OPPOSITE |JAST CEMETERY ______L i ^ ■i ) .. V ■ -1 •; I •v ."•* T .T-:;
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MANCHESTER EVE>ÎNG HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN., FRIDAVV FEBRUARY 1, 1957 ' P A G E T E N EVE^Î BIANCHESTER EVENING HERA-LD, MANCHp^TOR, CONN., FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 1, 1957 . J.. ■ A PAGE. E LE ^N .
Manchester Man—IM fou hnow When a man has a snootful, most BUGS BUN N Y Ford, ' George ' L> French, Mjrs. that your wife la telling' around any girl looks like an eyeiful. Andover P&W Credit Union Joseph Carman. Mrs. >Aiexinder MMM...I GUCSS /fHCH.WNl that you can'), keep her in clothes ? Answer to Previout Puiile" Volunteers Enlisted for MMH W. Oates, Mrs. Maurice E. Gaudat, YERRiaHT! M TMAT Sense and Nonsense RaiseK Dividend Mrs. William O, Glenney Jr„ Mrs. Friend That's nothing. I A good listener is not only pop What'S Wonted? VA KAT ME bought her' a h6me, and I can’t ular everywhere, but after a while B General Subscription Drive Raymond B. Gorman, Mrs. Leon OPEKIIN' ) i I DON'T he la .likely to know something. Choose Mrs. Azinger to Head V. Que, Mrs. Louis F. Hesrd, Lloyd A retired colonel had beeh ad* a blistering letter in which M'll keep her In that either. ■T ’ Members of the East' Hartford need vour Aircraft Federal Credit Union, as D. Hohron, Philip S. Hopper, Mrs. vlaed by hli doctor that If he did threatened to bring Us{. matter (o ACROSS 57 "Oh. say can About 700 to BOO ManchastalYwin supervise tha activities of Frank-Horton, Warren E. Howland ROASTING CHICKEN^ ! VMERCMANDtSE '■ you.----- " . UUU Manchester Hospital Drive sembled this week for the credit not fiv e up whiakey it would short the attention of his commandiilg IT lp ----- and area volmiteara ara batng an- four teams of eight members each, Mra. John j. Hutchinson, officer.' C A R N IV A L « BY DlCKii,TURNER UBU l i s p union’a 23rd annual meeting, voted en hit life. 4 — ,,tothe DOWN ISUU Ustad in tha ganaral poblte cam* including a team eapt/Un and Erland Johnson, Georgs M. John Deciding to aquelch her for all 3 !i per cent dividend. This is q 1-4 Some people say the aecret of barbecuing iis in ttie ColonM—Think io 7 rear 1 Faucets □ d U m t l Andovel’.' Peb. 1 (SpeciiUl—«enilg«l hoepiUI that will be ade- paigtt for .ah 'enlarged Manchaaiar lieutenant. son, William Johnson, George W. Doctor-*-! am sure of it, colonel. time, our hero borrowed pictures tf per cent hika over tiut year's credit aauce. W« use no aance on our charcoal-barbecued-chick g----- and iron 2 Spoken Jack B. HunUY of Bolton, chair quata to meet the ever-growing Memorial Hoapitak. tHvIstoa Oammaadeni Jonaa, W. David Keith, Everett R. If you stop drinking I am sure it of. all girls avallaUe on the ship man of th« AlUed Towna Diviaion union dividend.: ens and those who have tried them know that it is the 13 Exist 3 ^ te r ii publio demand forAaendcc." Earlier the Board of Directors Organised under the laadartTiip Thoee vYho will serve aa com- Kennedy, Mra. Robert L. tsuidis, will prolong your days. and sent them to her In a large .of the Manchester Memorial Hoa- of Mra. Thomas F. Ferguson ahid II ----- and seek 4 A close — • t Doea Paynble voted to pay all borrowers an 18 mandcra of the 20 diviaiona being Arthur J. LeClaire, Mrs. Carl C. quality of ihe chicken and the magic of charcoal-roast Colonel—ôm e to think of it, I bundle, with the following note: ^5ttal Building Fund, today an- Treasurer Charles B. Ersklne, of Ralph A, Schwaikert, leaders of 14 A -----bid age 5 Time and — S per cent refund on their loan inter nrganlsad in Manchester are: Mra. Llngenfeltar, Mra. George A, F. ing that makes them so irresistably delicious. believe you are right about that, ‘*Plck youra out. I've for.’.-otten 15 Out of the notinced the appointment of Mra. the Andover Lake Property Own- the women's /and men’s divisions Aitrigo Alm ritl, Mrs. E. Tlieodore Lundberg Jr., Mrs. Ralph H. Lund- Doctor. I went twenty-four hours what you took like." 42 Church recei* Robert P. Aainger aa chairman of est. In Manchester, the force will ba frying----- era Asaociation, has notUlad mem- Reports at the annual meeting Banlly J r, Mrs. Raymond Bailer, berg. • without a drink six months ago. 43 Chopped the Andover team, which will par bera that annual dues are due, to compoaad of 90 teams. 18 Nasal 8 Read and — - 27 Absurd aCtipns showed that the union had made Mra. ^ b n - F. Chehey Jr., Mra J. ■ Jamea W. McKay, Robert W. ROGER OLCOn and I never put in such a long,day Lecturer— Now, la there anyone cabbage ticipate in the general campaign day and muat be paid before April Jack Hunter, Bolton, ia chair 18 Dress parts 9 Verdi opera 28 Astringent substantial galnq during the year. Hsrbart'Finlay, Mrs. A ltx QlrclU. Martin, Mrs. Jack R. Mercer, in my life. here who would like to ask a ques 20— or fall 29 Cape 44 Sugar — to begin in mid-February. SO, if members wish to remain in man for 'area communlUoa, in M ra Edward H. Glenney, Mrs. Horace F. Murphay, John 403 West Center Street Mitchell 3-7553 tion? ‘ 10 Bridge Mra. Axingcr ia currently enliat- Assets were up 13.6 per cent to cluding Andoval, Bolton, Coven 31 Golf mound J1 Retained 31 Cancel 46 Noun suffix' good atanding. John M. Hyd4. Mra. Harry Maid- Muschko, C. Leroy Uorrie, Stan Someone in the a-adlence— Yeah, 47 Ballot Ing volunteer workera for her 317,109,000; loans.to members tn- try, Glaatonlmry, Hebron, Rock 'A passenger in an airplane was 32 Location 17 Belgian city 33 Prolonged Tax Review cresaed 20.3 per cent to $9,944,000; manv Mra. Waitar M. Schardt. ley F. Opalach, . Ray M. Owana., what time is it? 48 Essential team, who will join a total volun The Board of Tax Review will ville, South Wlndaor, TaleoUvUla ULR' WHAT AM I GOING 'I 'U . fiTiW AN'HilWE tar up in the sky when the pilot 34Germar title 19 Weird attack and savings were up j8.4 per cent, Gllbtrt C. Barnaa, Edgar H. Mrs. Nell Paterson, Mrs. Edward being teer force of from 700 to 800 men meet from 7 to^9:30 p.m. in the .imil,. unlU lOlJOWITH A aT H S ^^DINNCR ' began to laugh hysterically. of courtesy 23 Gibberio* — . 38 Calm to 815.963,000. Hi Phillips, Anthony V. Pond. Mrs. The little boy was being sho\vn 50 An unruly and women living In the hoapital’a Town Hall tonight to hear appeals Morgan L. Porter. Paaaenger— What’s the Joke? 38 Lose color 24 ------40 andRid'iculcs toe The c r ^ it union, which has E. GormaA Mark Holmes, John J POOOIOPCNEO? his nen baby brother and ne aervlce area. on asaessmenta for the 1957-58 Meeting Slated Maaday. Pilot—I'm thinking of what 27 An ardent 25 Otherwise 41 Fall flower maintained its. poaition s i the Hutchinson, Alexander F. Mannel- Mrs. Raymond T. M. Quish. Mra they'll say at the aaylum when seemed especially intrigued by the sports— — "M em bra of t h e volunteer Grand List. The volunteer worker! will meat Adam Rhodes. Donald P. Rlchtsr, IMPORTANT largest organlsaUon of its kind in 1a, George E. Mrosak, Leonard . B. they And out I have escaped. infant's hairless condition. groupa,” Hunter aaid, "will call on at 7:30 p.m. Mohday, In tha Man Gifford Rourke, Mrs. Leon 30 “Lily maid of ll 7“ i r the United States, is managed by Seader, Richard B. Watkins. Little Boy-i-Whei-e'd >-6u say he 1 r - r 1 area reaidenta and of far them the MaRcbeater Evening HeraM Aa- chester High School, to racelvt In Rubin, Walter Rumaey, Mrs.' Jacob Astc •’ a local man, Harold A. Iverson of Community chalrimtn In alllod opportunity to ahare in the pro Sever forreepondent Mrs. Panl D. structions snd select names of H. Sandals. City Man—Ever bothered with came from ?. 32 ShOL rt A N 64 Thomas Dr. towna to data ara: M ra Robert . P. 34 Regard 1“ gram for an enlarged and mod- Pfaastiehl, tWepheae PI. 2-8858. potonttal subscribers on whom tramps out your way? M( ther— From heaven. Iverson was reelected secretary- Aainger, Andover; Mra.-^'tiOUla C. NEW ADVANCE they will call. Farmer—Nb; I hive a sign on Little Boy (mnrveUng)—Well, 35 Hateful Ik ri 5” treasurer sAd general manager, aa In makihg these announce- DImock Jr. and Mra.Ricbard F. Di the gate reading: "W e are vege they sure give close hdlrcuts In Feb. 6 at the home of Dr. W. C. well as a director and a member mock, Bolton; Captain Walter B. For Rollof from Common » Hebren merits, Lee M. Silverstein, chair tarians. hut. our dog isn't" heaven, don’t they? S” if Heialer, superintenden. of the of the credit, committee. Keller, U.8.N. Ret., Coventry; Wll- 37 Wind man of the general public cam- i regional acbool. Host and hoatess Four other local men stepped llam H, N aeka/np, Olastanbury; WINDOW SHADES A Navy Lothario was feuding Count that day lost whose low 39 Shade trees n” ii li palgnrto bbgtn ' ln mid-Fsbeuaryr Rheumatic and Arthritic-like Pains* 1 ■■ i Flag P resented for Habrpn will be Robert Oonci down si llir nieelingi s r iiiiei iiiiii Mrs, AdoiphTBliiiuna, Ilsbiuni M i^ with his,girl friend. descending sun ll0*‘TheOld i said the volunteer- groupa are pre 2e and Margcr^y Hall. Andover and They are Gilbert C. Barnes, 20 Fred Newman, South Wlndaor; After Ignoring her requests to Views from thy hand no worthy Grey----- r * r W r * h pared to preaont the. building fund C5NG WIARING An imponant new sdvsnce hat been are able to do the things that pain'may m 1 . Grammar School Marlborough will also provide Wellington Rd.; PhllUp N;. Elliott. program to every family in the Robert F, KIngisbury, Talcottville;'. mtde in the relief of common rheu- have been preventing, like aewing, return her picture, she wrote him action done. 41 "Th e-----of hosts snd hostesses for the event. 65 Finley St.; C. Ho.Vt SUlson, 78 INTERSTATE CLEANTEX Reason" 5 T li ii 8 community. George X. Poole,'Vernon. m ilk and anhntic-lii.e paini, due to walking, gardening, or iust having fun. To MC for Oaaee Campfield Rd.; and Paul C. 42 Kind of Ue m Hebron, Feb. 1 (Special)—The "W e want to give all the peo driptaina who nave already Made ta'Order Miff, aching joints. It's ZasuMlN... a So, if you luffer from common rheo- I li Robert Price ie to be mseter of Templeton, 67 Brent Rd. agreed to serve in the Manchester remarkabla new pili-within-e-pUl that 45 Federal----- American Legion Auxiliary, Jonei- ple of Mam^heeter and of sister $ 2 -0 5 With Tonr Rollere trtatic snd arthritic-like paint try BY J. R. W ILLIA M S OUR BOARDING HOUSE with MAJOR HOOFLE Bank ceremonies at the benefit dance, towns, whom the hospital aarvas, divisions are: Mra. Robert AIe.e- a guaranteed to give more freedom ZaauMiN for more freedom from theta OUT OUR WAY SC“ i7 Keefe Poet, unites, has presented Feb. 23, for the polio' fund drive, at from tbeee paine-or money back. pains. Safe taken aa directed. If- pain 49 Location KILLED IN CRASH the importunity,’' he amphastsad, bury, John S.‘ Alvord, Allan P. FULL LINE OFEUBTOM fA 1 a United States flag to the kinder the school auditorium. Ayers, Mrs. Ed son M.. Bailey. ZatUMtH offers thiajKw advance. It peraists, tee your doctor. LAST I HEARD I SA-n THEO l D 51 Butterflies t Orange. Feb. 1 l/IV—Sylvester P. "to share In fnlarging and aqiup- WHY THAT LOUSY r MAY6 E HIS Hostesses will be Mrs. Frederick Cbarlea A , Barbato. Mrs. Alleri F, it actually a pOl-wiihin-a-piU. An oultr ' far »itail •umpettr) rrinl ' PARTNER TOOK HE WAS WORK HUMAN LIE DETECTOR 52 Drooped garten’ r o ^ of the Hebron Ele Hodge, 48. West Haven, was fsl'sl- plrig the greater hospital which VENETIAN RLINDS BM*TN6 R O f MIMe YOU BOYS KNEW J Wythe, Mrs. Oifford R. Wright. Bahnke, William E.'Belflorc, James pill that gives fast, temporary relief. SAVE $1.00 PIP ONE ArtORE ONK LE S S ING AROUND Ve s t e r d a v .-' h e 53 — upon a i IS” mentary School. A t present tes- ly injured in a 2-car accident on Will belong to all.” MOPRISSEy^THE M EffAL/ fi IA IT A. Mra. John B. Horton and Mra. Nell T. Blair. Mrs. B. R. Bliss, Mrs. And an inner pill that brings more Bay tiM Eeasaaqr Size O f THEM TMIWSS PRINK O' WATER RACE TRACKS WORKS IN A B A N K , time aions are being held In the Congre Route 1 early today. "There are still some vacancies LAST NIOHT IN THAN HE TAKES. ANT WMO COOL® READ A- Wskeman, program chalrmfn. Jerome Brettachneider. Mrs. Ran E. A. JOHNSON relief hours later-thui giving.you 61 •—FlNblNfi FlNDlNS OUT IF 54 Diminutive . s r Sb il gational CThurch basement rooms. He was dead on arrival at Mil in the teams' organlgaUon." Sil- EKifrr MOURE OK PIPN T HAVE YOUR MIND l i k e A The Misses Margery HalL Mabel ford Hospital in nearby Milford. dall Brown, Mrs. Robert K. Butter- longtr-lastlnt relief throughout (he day TMAXl 1- DOI -1 TO SCRATCH HIS , O U T WHAT Th e e m p l o y e s who sufflxes It ia hoped that next fall aeaslona versbeln pointed out. "and we thall Z a r u m i n Lowden, Bette Queen, and Susan Police identified the driver of be happy to welcome anyone wish Held. ^ sad night. Aa a result, once again you BACK OR TIE SlLteOARD.'— WE t h e 30 CKEV6 HANDLE THE MONEY TJA B«f. v.i. Ps«. e«t. 55 Female sheep SI may be resumed in the elementary PAINT COs WANT HIM TO T R Y Wskeman will assist as junior the other car aa John A. Soares, ing to join us. _ > Mrs'. Richard Carpenter, Timoth.v HiS SHOE. OR ' H A D UNDER a r e d r e a m in g c> I f T »y m* Unm. bx. (pl.) school. It all depends on whether WELDON DRUG STORES H/WETDPUU. 1 to HVPNOTI-ZE tHB s r hostesses. * 30. New Bedford, Mass. He was Silverstein went on to explain J. Donovan, Mrs. Nell Bills, Martin 723 Main St., Tel. Mt 9-4501 A HOTCHir THEIR WIGS ABOUT A OUiCK 56 — and 1 -the Junior-Senior Regional .School 901 MAIN ST. — 407 MAIN ST. — 342 MAIN ST. MAtOCOUTOP "My trouble it convincing the wife that it IS the pretzels opens aa hoped and expected by Drive Head unhurt. that each division commander L. Erickson, Mrs. Winthrop U. OUT OF HIS HIS AMNESIA.' BEFORE , TRtPTOMEJCiCO BYE.' T H E R A C E / ON T H E NkSHT next fall. This will relieve class John R. Hunter of Bolton, chair government that’e'doing the Seducting!” man of the Allied Towns Division Pl a n e .f; room pressure at the local school. r f StaUsUrs of the Manchester Memorial Hos pital building fund, today an BY AL VERMEER Statistics for ths town for the PRISCILLA’S POP Pause For Reflection year 1958. as (ihown on the town nounced the appointment of Mrs. records, include: Births. 31. Of Adolph Simons as chairman of WMY ths Hebron, team, which will par BUY FINE QUALITY FURNITURE DIRECT D O Y O U these 15 males and 16 females. 'The were 17 marriages and 12 ticipate in the general public cam LAU 6 H paign to begin in mid-February. A T M E , deaths. The oldest person who died HOIhw STUART was go and the youngest 11. The Mrs. Smons la currently enlist average age at death was a little ing volunteer workers for her I over 62 years. The death of the team, who will join a total volun FROM FACTORY TO YOU!! child at 11 brings the average teer force qT from 700 to 800 men down considerably and was caused and women living in the hospital's by chicken pox with complications. service area. To Supply Pulpits "Members of the volunteer I Merrel T. ORlloway,,s student at groupa," Hunter said, "will call on 566 tha Keenedy Sch^l of Missions. area reaidenta and offer them the Hartford, will supply the pulpit of opportunity to ahare in the pro DEPACBTt the Hebron Congregational Church gram for an enlarged and modern ji7wiaiAM>,, JJRES I .Sunday.'He is at present living In ised hospital that will bs ade CDMlNS* Andover at the lake. He has had quate to meet the ever-growing C. T“ six years of experience in mission public demand for servict.!! 1-1 i-i- Work in the Middle Bast at Arabia. U A L L E Y O O P Yes? BY V. T. n. MLIN 'The Rev. Jrhn G. Beck, whose Maachaatar Eveatag Herald He- BY RAY GOTTO rYEH-NCTVBTY ITS PRETTY aoOO ...SOME OP YES, BODBOOS HA3R TONIC IS COTTON WOODS ri*signsti6n as pastoi’ of the'-4wo broB rorreapoadeat, Mita Sosaa Congregational churches went into B. PeadietOB, tolepiMHie ACademy EXCnlNi& THE Old STUFF MOSTLY- THOSE ARE SOTsl'SO...VE5, POP'S WHOOZiS , SAID HE WAS ON HIS H-HAVE YOU NOPE,Kip,„ AND I Y (CHOKE)-GUESS 1 TREATIN' ■^TH O U SH , TV KEEPS BUT WHAT VMDNPERFUL...' 19 THIS'N'THAT.' YES, YES. WAY HOME FROM T H ' T-TOLO MOM DON'T TH lN k W E • A YOU'RE RIGHT. effect at the close of January, has S-84^ . RIGHT, \ EXCEPT \OUR MIND 1 REALIV EXCEPT THOSE YES.' THEY. MAKE W EST COAST ANO PLANNED ABOUT IT ? SHOULD UNTIL I SHERIFF.,. SHE'S been secured to supply the pulpit Connecticut's Largest Living Room Furniture Manufacturer 1 FOR-TH' OPF-vOUR UKE'S TH' THAT START OFF , ME SlCK.' 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ykNCHESTER EVl^NING HERALD. MANCHESTER, CONN., FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 1, 1957 PAGE THIRTEEN ^‘J l^GE TWELVE MANCHESTjER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER, CONN., FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 1, 1957 THE ' < , 72-34 Herald Angle ansiOB, :es on
EARL W. VOSlT ^ * ■ t*. -A',". I Gene Fullmer Fourth Victory Sporte Editor;!. CJomplete Player Draft Winning, Losing Skeins Indians Risk CCIL Lead T Shota Here ffrid Tliere^ kla-of-the-year honor*' in And Robinson In Eight Starte f i[l%e HBAh,- ; I^ lb a ^ n la averiWlnK And Up Bell’s Salary Common in NBA Race Broadway columnist and teevek 14 points, pe r ' A g ^ st HaU Five Here PAGANI CATERERS ^ peraonailty Ed -FulHvan. .who won • . - . • • • • I up in Meet April 24 For Local Five many new friends last Monday Boxing *ruesday night at Foot New York, Feb. 1 (/P)—Winning fitreaks, losing streakg, -night when he appeared at the Gold Guard Hall in Hartford pits Gene Philadelphia, Feb, 1 (A*)— A discussioh of the Players’ similar fashion .with Weddings, WEST an>E 8VK10RS Assn., talk about possible expansion to'a 14-team league and they’re a dime a dozen in the National Basketball Assn, these By PAT BOLDUfc Smorgasbord and Clambake post Chicago, Feb. 1 (A’) — Op AprU Stsadtags I Playing their best game of 1 Key .'Dinner of-, the.- Connecticut Butler o f Bolton against Steve days' SyricUse, for instance, has a six-game victory string . - Sports Writers' Alliance, at. the Ward of East Hartfor., In the proposed rules revision are on the schedule for today's second Unbeaten CCIL leader, Manchester Hiifh erttertkins a dan- ing 8-1 victorias over Buffet. Out- 24, at a time when the m i n k W. L the fifeason. the Cheney Tech Inga and Receptions, respectively. mating eeason la over and thoughts Mancheater Trust .. 7 1 ‘ Statler Hotel, donated his services. headliner. The most recent’ flitic working, thanks to the Nats’ 105-104 triumph over Bostop wrous Hall quintet tonight at 8:16 at thdxhijrh school .» y..... m session of the annual NfitionaJ Football League meeting. e last night. Fort Wayne beat Min Noteworthy scores were chalked turn to rabbit punching, young Harm's Camera . ; . . 5 8 .825' cagers walloped Vinal Re- ■'The foriper Hartford Sndr New show In^Heitford left a peculiar The 12 H9*L< clubs completed,^------^------With an overall 10*2 won and lost racbrd, H»e host Indians neapolis 111-107 for the Pistons* up bp.. Alba Sobiski 129-115—341, Gene Fullmer will defend hla world West Sides ...... 4 4 ..sqo'.gional Tech 72-43 last night t York sports writer even refused to their annual 3()-round player draft )■ accept traveling expenses. Through' fourth straight victory and the have not been upended, in five league starts, ^ e much-im Ann Meyer* 112, Mari* Heben- middleweight boxing title in a re Personalised Floors . 8 5 yesterday and today go behind in Middletown. Spearheaded a long standing friendship jylth Art ■ Lakers’ sixth consecutive defeat, proved viaitom have yet to taate**------^------X------—a streit’ 124—321, Fran Crandall 126, match with the old comebacker, House and Hale . . . . 3 S by high-scoring Hank Jas- closed doors In executive session to Four State Stars Logart Choice rtctory In aix loop outtnga while . _ Ray Robinson, VFW Post 2048 ..... 2 ' 8 !2S0 ■ McGlniey of'th e Hartford Times, matching an all-time Laker losing Shirley Fothergill 107-128, Amy towiki and newcomer Jackie Lee, ’ Sullivan. agreed to appear for take up various problems con fronting the league. Oominiasioner' streak. Philadelphia recuperated Pirkey 121, Emma Aceto 112, The site of the IS^rounder is the locals led all the way, posting * gratia ais the principal Speaker at Harm’s Camera .hipped VFW Bert Bell, Who laat night ^ a a ' Selected in Draft With Bahama from a four-game losing binge to raves, meds Loretta Lupaechlno i l l , Madeline Chicago Stadium. In 4n area satis qOartcr lead* of 13-10, 30-24 and ’’ 'the iSth annual dinner which saw . rather dlsappoinUng in lU iM t: Poat, 2046, 31-29 last night'at Ver- awarded, a flO.OOO boost in salary : whip New York . 108-102. Morlcy .109, Millie Oliva 110-108 factory for blackout purpose* to 46-87. .Th* ona-aided triumph also c pete Wigren of Manchester, Charlie The victories paid Immediate four ramea. needs'* triumph W ' I plancH School In a West Side Rec to 140,000 a -year and a 810,000: Philadelphia, Feb. I (8Pv— New York, Fpb. 1 (fl — Isaac and l^ ria Prentice 100. th* national television sponsors. brought th* winners up to th* » Clare of New Haven and Dr. John, dividends. Syracuse kept pace with night to keep ahead of rivals Meri- O C C H i T U U I * , 1 C bonus for 1958, presided. ' -| Pro football team* drew on col- MERCHANTS LEAGCE Chicago and a 150-mile radius Junioi'League contest. Stoddard of Meriden on the recelv- ; Logart, ranked among the first five Philadelphia in the Eastern Divi- den (4-1) and Bristol (4-g) who Rallying from a acorles* thb'd 500 mark having broken even In V) Beil was expected- to, submit the ; l^pe talent from Connortlout Moriarty Bros, upended White will not carry the fight to home ing end of Gold Keys Jimmy) welterweight contenders. Is a slight slon and both teams moved closer clash in an ImporUnt CCaL con- quarter, Herm’s put on a torrid eight starts. .. reaulte of his two-day meeting yesterday in the National Foot aaa and Community Press de video audiences but It will be cut Plersall of the Boston R*d - Sox, to second-place New York. The^ teet In the Bell Town. The locals For Brooklyn fourth period drive to gain their Jaslowski topped ail scorers with ' with player representatives Kyle ball League’* player’dratt. favorite over Yama Bahama,' 153-j feated Vic'a Soda Shop, both by in on the national broadcaat by the Andy RohusteUl of the pro football Pistons’ , triumph cemented their’ meet the Red Raiders in Meriden tw’o-point win over the Vets. Red 34 points and received ample sup- Rote of the New York Giants and Yale back A l Ward was tak pounder from Bimini in the Ba-| a 8-1 count, and Howai^'a Land same net\york, ABC. Netv York Gia^tls. National League , names, in tonight’s 10-|round match | position atop the Western Division, one week from tonight and con New York. Feb. 1 (Ai— Manager scaping rolled to a 2-2 tie with Smith throw in 10 points to pace portn from teammatesteammate* Dana Austin, { .^nipiro Frank DascoU and other i Norman Van Brockitn of the Los en by the Chicago Bears In the clude their l5-game schedule Trumari Gibson, secretary of the at Madison Square Garden. . The Boston Celtics,' whose giit- / Walter Alston expects Milwaukee Dart'a Dairy. Top individual International Boxing Club, fore' the victor*. John Campball tosaed Don Fisher and Lee, each cagli^ 12 top-name eporta figures who graced Angeles rains and their attorney, eighth round. . . agatnet the Bams at home Tues and Onoinnati to gjva his Brooklyn scores Included A1 Bujauclus 137^ in nine and was tremendous o fljh * markers. Lee, making his .initial Creighton Miller, former Notre, Paul Lopata, a Yale end, - 4 h e iDRiclvscheduled for 10 p.m. I eight-game victory string SMS n/8200.000 gate after talking \ the head table at the .Gold Key i EbT will be carried on network ended when they were beaten in day, “FeBTIT: ■ ~ .Dodgers their toughest challenge 137—869, Howard August ISO, boards. Walt Gleason iand Jim start, aliO 'proved "i aii-ong Jire- .,, function appeared ôr gratis. Dame football player. -to the. Washington Redskins la eiilliner’a mink-raising manager, (NBCi radio elnd television. Two Boston by Syracuse Wednesday One Home Game Left this year with St. Loula also a f a c t - ______Bob Damaachi_____ 128. Walt Weir 128, Florence, the Vet*’ two big men. bounder throughout the contest. Al Ask hlinimum Salary the eighth round. MarV Jensen, out of a June shot judges and a referee Will officiate, night, remained a comfortable fiVi Tonight will also mark one of or in the NaUonal League pennant MiltTtedford 120 and A1 Beim 125! paced the losers' attack. Gleason though held to three points, guard The players ask for formal recog Dennis (The Menace) MeGUl. In Yankee Stadium. .i.h t t.'iiia. Cowles was singled out by, /' All reserved seat-licketa for Sat-1 scoring by rounds with a supple* games ahead of the pack in the ths final two opportunities for fight HOrSEWIVE*S LEAGUE T h e bout originally w aato have high with eight tallies and _ ^ Bu«i,ev f«r his • urday night’s 'UGonn-Fordham has-1 nition by th'e owner* and the alee a Tale back, was grabbed Silk Town fans to view the Indiana Coach Woody Buahey .for hi* fine league, a minimum salary of by the Philadelphia Eagles la mentary point system. Eastern race. A year ago we were w6rried Second place Rookettes (32-201 ^ e n within 90 days of the first Florence chipped in with seven. ball handling and playmaklng. ketball-game at fltorrs have been j The Celtics took an 83-79 lead during the regular season since the about our pUchlng,” he said at a upact the league-leading Bovi-a- Bold. However. 300 general admia-1 85,000, expense thoney In training: the 24tb round. * Bahama whose real name la Wil fight, wh|rh was held in N e w BAST SIDE JUNIORS C^tch Fire liam Butler, had won 23 in a row Into the final period only to be Meriden contest already is a aeU- press conference. "W e didn’t know Dear* (.38-14) 3-1 and the cellar- York-Jan. 2. Although a March StaAdlag* Sion (lucats will go on sale Satur-1 season, a 812- 'minimum for board Fred Dugan of Stamford. out And according to Meriden Hustling all the way, thjT victors and lodging between the end of Colin., was picked by the San until last August when he lost a outsOored by the surging Nats, 28-, what to expect from Johnny Podr dwelling Bowl-*-J*t* (16-381 aur- date was acceptable to Robin.ian, W L Pet! ,, day night at.7 o'clock, one hour be-1 21. The deciding score came when Coach Benny Zajac. local fans pi;|a*d the third place Pinups (23- really ckught fire in the, final eight . fOre game time. The Rams boast jr the training season and the first Francisco 49ers In the seventh disputed decision to Ray Lowry at res, Billy X ^ s and Karl Spooner. Jensen wanted to stay st his Utah Songaiilo ...... i'y 7 0 1.000 Saifinaw, Mich. Since that setback Eddie Conlln of Sjrracuee took a 1} ■■■ ■'/ ' would be wise in sUying home 28) 8-1. In another match. Tea minutes when they outscored the 8-7-won and loss record and leqgqe game, an injury clause round. He is a Dayton back. Our pitching turned out better homa to take âre of his mink Jack’s ...... \ 8 1 .857 he has knocked out Ted Uonzales pass from John Kerr with .34 sec Friday night. Feb. 12. SRO Pin* (23-29) and Hi-Ft'a (22-28) host, quintet ^ a,^'hopping 26-6 ^ -boast a perfect record against the guarimteeing a full season's pay C a r n e r a t h e M o n s t e r than we hoped even without the busineas. ' Naasiff a ...... 4 8 .571 margin. Both 'Ted, Murray and Bud and outpointed Jimmy Martinez. onds remathing and' connected on sign has been posted on thejsllver three men. Now with Podres back bowlad to a 2-2 atalemate. Martha ...... 8 UConns in their short series, wln- and a shorter training season. Prtmo earners, usually an affable giant w-hen he Was heavyweight fêtc Tim ing Device Bpings Sm ile The TV sponsors just couldn't, Hedinnd’s .450 Guroira caged 18 point* in a kMihg Subject to negotiation on some Logart, 23-year-old Cuban, la ex a field goal. Dolph Schayes topped ‘ a t y Armory for daye.. knd a few youngsters like Roger Ran(iall 128, Mary Chapman 116,' see the fight again being held ... in Parkade...... 1 ,1 nlng -ail Uirco games played...... hand to present their proposition boxing champion, will look like this when he appears as the mon Ranked sixth among the school .167 , cause whlle'teaimmate Skip Nichols Moe Drabowsky, rookie pitcher of the proposals, the association pected to carry the scrap to his the winners with 34 pointe. Bill O alg, Don Drysdale and Don Be*- Grace Hansen 111, Lillian Tourtel- Football. Coach Walker Briggs, official timer for all Môbester New York with a blackout 4r- ' L. T.------W o o d ...... 0 .000 added 12. to- the league. Bell said he also ster of "Frankenstein’’ on NBC’s Matinee Theater Feb. 6. It took boy gianU earlier in the weak, the High home basketball games, has reason to smile as he tries out , with th^ Chicago (Ttibs, will depart appears to have an excellent has applications or "feelers" from counter-punching opponent. ’ll)* Sharman Was the high Celtic with aent otic pitching ha* a chance to lot 108,ât Aceto 106 and Janet rangement imposed on about 20 . I five makeup' men, w'orking in shifts, three hours to give the big 30. Indiana cannot afford a defeat If Serrell 106 topped all kegtera. the new ecoreboard clock recently installed in the l ^ h school's Monday afternoon at the T , from hi* Wilson home on Feb. 17 ’ cL:ance of getting -what it de- Louisville, Den- -r, Seattle, Kan ‘‘New Kid Gavllan’ ’ has won seven be the best part o f th* club.*' per cent of their potential market K A Y FE LIX Italian the proper look of horror for a dress rehearaal. (A P of his last elfiht, stopping Duke A New York rally in the la6t they hopd to improve upon their HERALD LEAGUE beautiful gym. The timing device will be used for me first time _ . Nassiff Arms moved Into third . Cheney Tech plays host to Somers " for MOsa, Arlz.. where the Bruins rhonds. A poll of N F L owners or sas City, Houston, Tex., and Min Asked to compare the Dodger area. So C h l ^ o again was ^ê East Side Rec Junior and Hien travels to WilUmantic Fri- VVirephoto). * . Harris t>n a technical khockout, minute of play fizzled when Ute . current 4-0 tournament rating. The staff with the Braves. Alston said. No changea in the atandings tonight as the Indiana’ entertain Hall In an 8:15 ^nteat, The '* will hold spring training .. Brenda odor . . . -Tee Follies open Feb. 12 their represertatives ahowed alx neapolis. Warriora, outrebounded the locals clock illuminates the Indians' 10-2 won and lost record. (Herald chosen.by the IBC. League as they turned back Hed- day night for a return battle with Shea of Manchester and Jerfy in favor, one definitely against, Nov. 7-In We last Outing.' Until he Warriors’ Ernie Beck and Jack Milwaukee ha* an estabUshed were forthcoming eince bo’ *! at the Boston Garden for days The commissioner has said be-, was upset by Gasper Ofiege, Oct. and got off six more field goal at Photo by Pinto). , / . ______y l . * ” ..^*** ' lund’i Sport 'Center 63-63 last,atrOng Windham Tech. Buahey '! Olson haye been'added to the "Trin- four non-con-.r..ittal. and the 12th, GOALTENDER ASSISTS The Cleveland Indians had the George hit successive baskets. staff but our potential is Just as matches tended In 2-2 ties. League . . . Holy Cross and Notre Dam* fore and still feels that the league 17, Logart had beaten Ramon Spectacular shooting by Paul tempts although towing 41-39 in leading Bendaya. (35-21) drew ? i?* nlRht. In the second of three ‘ hat hU club can " i(y varsity court' squad tor the seC- George Haigs of the Chicago best won-lost record in double' good. W * do have some question “ 7 Jurisdiction o f the IBC in the hlS ! e . m e * Soncailo Construction ' avenge its provlous 16-point loss at cl<-.sh on the Beantown Garden baa- needs slightly more balance before Three American Hockey League Fuentes, Ortega, Kid Conecripto, Arizin gave the Warriors an 80^70 West Hartford. Manchester’s, 41 with runnenai Ruler* (30-26) and ' ond half of l)ie season, Trip meets Bears, declining to comment since header play during 1956,. winning marks.’’ Weal Side Arena. Others were ; T \\^d 40-38 to r e - ' ‘ he hand* ot the WHUiiiMtlc quin- ' Wesleyan Friday night at the Field- ketball surface Monday night. The expanding. He would like to have goaltendera have performed the Joe MloeH, WUbur Wilson and Jed lead entering the final period. The points against Coach Dale Harper a Alston said tha status of Podres, tke Pointer* (27-29) broke even Robinson vs. Jake LaMotU. Rob- " ;tet. Irish have to6 many guns for the his players are not involved. the last place club win at least 28 while losing only 16 during Black,In 1956.. ------— — Chicago Cubs house.. Bob ,Go(lifrfy. and Dick Sala- As expected, George .Preston unusual feat of receiving assists Knlcks rallied after Arizin dq> club marked Its lowest total of the whose back trouble reaulted In his with th* Agates (20-36). inson vs. Rocky Gracisno. K id ! imoeaten. Jack s coffee fkeaty Twk. (11) Ousaders who are ir the midst four games before taking In new twinbill competition. The Indians Shop conquered Mancheater Park , Dion have left the 'Trln squad to de- Marshall of the Washington Red on scoring plays this season. John From the record books, Bahama parted on his sixth personal fond winter, a far cry from the Indiana discharge from service, was indefi In addition to holding the best I GeVilen vs. Bobo Olson and Rob-1 B of a sub-par season. The 35th an members. The owners are think aw-ept both games in seven double average of 57 Ullles scored each ade 56-50 in the finale. Donahue, f ...... I ' vote more time to their studies. skins, is against the association. ny Bower of Providence, and Mar shows a 43-S-2 mark with 14 knock but Beck and George applied the nite. “I f his back bothera him like aingl* ecor* of 152, Rudy Heck I inson vs. Olson. i nual Yale Swimmin;: (Carnival, ing in tei-m* of 1958 if there should cel Paille and Floyd. Perraa. both bills and only once loat both, drop' outs. Logart is 48-6-4 for 58 pro contest. Suffering one ,o f their J, Triple ci-own slugger Mickey Marshall, who in the past few days dam)Mner. Arizin tallied 35 points It did wheti I had Ijim at Montreal, also ranks at th* top of the list First Divisiofl Finish I ^ The record indoor gate we* set In a battle for third piece, Naa- ausiw Auayn,,'(.!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! s t Mantle of the Yankees has been originally scheduled Feb 9, has be any Immediate vote to expand. of Cleveland aided in setting, up ping a pair to the Chicago White starts with 19 knockouts. Each nos worst nighU. the Indians were has been sued for half a million and Ron Sobte led the New York we might us* him on relief." he for individual honors with a 109.9 I by Graaiano and Tony 21ale when slffs grablied the victory from ! ^ ■ ...... * named " M a n of the Year in been po.*tponed to Saturday, Feb. Rule Reeommendarions teammates for goals. Sox on Memorial Day. been stopped once. ers’ scoring with 20.' charge with 20 personals or five said. " If he can pitch like he did In ayeraga, for 39 germts.. Others Rocky won the middleweight Hedlund's as John Carlson ripped, ...... '' ;■ Sports" by Sport magazine. Other 23 at the P:,yrie Whitney gym. dollars and ,'icketed here at the Anông rule changes recom above their present average. the 1955 World Series, he’ll take averaging over 100 are Walt Goal of New Manager crown in the Stadium July 16, the nets for 26 poinyi on 12 f l ^ Jolly, c Tl-.-ket* are now on sale at the meeting for alleged discrimination mended w-iUbe; top performers In ma.ior sports Leading Hall scorer* who will hi* regular turn, naturally.’’ Lailey 104.20. Jo* LaForge 104.14. ! 1947. It drew 8422.918. . goals and two free throw*. George 'r were were as follows: College foot- Yale A.A, office in New Haven . . . against Negro players, said "It To extend the goal posts some b«ar watching Include big Wilson The manager refused to get into WllUe Simpaon 102.12 and Al Hopes for enough Interest Smith added l4 '• bail, Jimmy Brown of. Syracuse; Eastern Ski Week will be observed would be extremely difficult to 1 feet above the ci-oss bar to aid Hlcka veteran Art Hoelser and let- the, controversy Involving Jackl4 Oervlnl J01.17. Other leader* In (Eleventh of a series) Angelea Bob Speeke, Gale Wade, make a $20(),000 gate for the re-1 Tony Berxenski chipped in with * Pro footbajl, Ollie Matson of the Feb. 3-10. ' ' have a player a.aaoclatlon in a Jim Bolger, outfielders; and In- officials In judgment o f field terman Ed Hebb. Hoping to inake Robinson and Roy CampaneUa, clude Clave EUington 99.24, Walt By BOB 8CHEFF1NG iTifttch undoubtedly will be buHt' eight. For the irviMkf«losers, vinRtiinwhustling taTom iii , ^ Chicago Cards: Ttrack, Bobby Mor contract sport such as professltn- goals, a regulation requiring all I f four straight over the invaders. Los Angelea, feb. 1 (Ai—'Ole flelders George Freese and Casey «1 football. The rules v htch apply who admit there is cool feeling be Ferguson 99.17, Bill McGonlgal 99, on the controversy ralaed by Puli- Topping raged 25 callies and Norm . Toit)« 57 lS-31 T3 row,; College .basketball. Bill Rus- A.merican League, hockey Satur visiting teams to wear white uni Zatursky will string along with tween them. Burt Harmln 96.24 and Don Chicago Cuba vrtll be gunnlng/for Wise and also pitcheri Dave . Hill mer's so-called rabbit punching in Gagnon had 10 and Dave Soio- , sell of San Francisco: Pro basket- to baseball don't apply tc us in any man and Gene Fodge. In addition r Pm day' night at the Springfield Coli forms; a better definition of In Dick Dubanoskl and Hayes Stag- Counting on catcher CampaneUa' Friedman 98.6. a freah start In 1957. We Mpect lifting the title from ^binson by monson eight. : Murra.v. ■ ball, Bob Pettit of St. Louis: Box- respect.’’ we purchased Elmer Singleton t ... seum matches the Indians against tentional grounding ot a forward TRADE IN YOUR BLD CAR NOW! ner up front, sturdy Norm Hohenr to come back atrong With "two Laile>’’a '888 three-gama toUl no miracles, but we c*rtaii>l>' are unanimous decision Jan. 2. . A l !, Irig, -Floyd Patterson: BpsebalL On the other tide of the fence, from Seattle. I ’m ,counting on El- Luckies* L T. Wood went down ' kSIz.*"*!. Rochester. Game starts at 8 pass. thal at center and little L «o Cyr good handa." Alston said, the Dod also la a top mark as is Willie out to end the string of/second though Fullmer, 25, won decisively, - Mickey Mantle: Golf. Cary Mitê- Nick Kerbaw-ay, general manager Allowing the punter only '10 and Tom Roche In the backcourt. division finishes. We have/one idea' mer as a starter ind I ’m confident to Its seventh straight loss at the Burldvewieii! o’clock. The Indiana recently sent of the Detroit Lions, expressed the gers’ moat Irhportant need- was Diana’s 112 single for bowMra there was a sharp exchange of coff: Swimming, Pat McOarmick: j’Ards behind the line of scrim Red and White .Jayveea will *t- in mind and it cen best be wrapped ,he wlllehelp Us. hands of the league leaders. Of the ghScJ'/t'i * c '' ’ Horse, racing. Willie Shoefhaker: Dale'Anderson to the-Datrolt Red opinion that. " If it makes them ‘:*om* hiUlng on th* bench.” He averaging under 93. charges and c o u n t e r charges seven defeats— that hav* been ziomck. 't Wings and goalie Don Sir.iiaons mage to do away with too niany tenipi to avenge a 16■point satl^ k COHUltea Don Onneur. ruokU cm------DUST Y LEAOUB - up In three words: . / I Good Miner League M.-wks afterwards. , Hookey, Jean Beliveau, and Tennis. (the players) feel better, let thim ExtH t BOgh AttoHânces to ■ Boston. New faces with the air catches, a new out o f bounds agahiat Hall In the 8:48 prellml Little wonder A B A Tool walked “ Progress next searon." | Bolg«!r, Speake and Freese have handed the L T. quRilM, five have ’ * " Pancho Gonzales. have It. We alreadX' give them terflelder, ’ ’might be a little fiway" been by six points or less.' Last * last place Bav Staters incluie kickoff rule allowing the receiving nary. . from major league level. off aith first round honors since We realize we’ve got a big Job | had trials before In the majors most of the things In their pro team members are lieted ahead of u*. We’v/^got to work) but I believe they qr* ready now. i week It dropped a one-point heart- ; Total*...I...... IS 19-80 43 _ ^ „ X7T I goalie Norm Defelice and defense- posals. Detroit has a Plqj-er Liai teaiii the choice of taking' the ball Alston had words of praise for:six 8cor» St lu>)f 80-J4 Clionoy Treli. C^ch^Benny zajac o f ^ Bloda from Bostoh jnd» d at the spot It goes out of bounds Charlie IWel and was eonfirent he among the league’s top 10 kegler*. end build. When/eprlng training j Bolger batted .3M In 165,games! breaker. For the winners It was ! High s fine basketball team re- ” son -Ctommittee Which meets with Gordon Hollingsworth from De or a second kickoff, and a rule would muci the grade aa regular'The Toolmen (36-6) finished 11 starts th* /boys can expect lot* of and was second In the (Toast i Youthful Pros husky Dave White' leading th e' port* that the Manchester-Meriden me three or four tlmei s year to College Basketball troit. The latter is also a defense swftnd baseman. I f that happen*,'', games ahead of runnerup M enill’s batting proctice/of course. But we j League with 28 homers and with pack with 21 points while T o n y ' High, game Feb. ? * t . the Silver discuss player relations. Also, I allowing the receiving team to ■. man . . . Kenny Kane, who *topi>ed take «Uie ball at the spot of mn Cikht he said, he could pUy Junior (311-1 (25-17) Market which pieced three will also spend as much time as 1147 run.a batted in. Speake avef- MorisnoA Snd* George McKay | * ' C ity 'Arinqry i's a complete sell feel Rote and Van Brocklln have Frankie Ryfif last Wednesday illegally recovered onsldes kick. COME IN ‘TODAY! Lead Veterans added nine and six markers, re -. Goalies Spark 58, Harvard M (Over- ham at third base or leftfield. Gil- , rf .lt" ^w iera in the ."«>«ct group, poaatble on yfundamentals. These aged .300 in 158 games, hit 25 out, "Yra. hml better tell the handled this thing in a most dig Brown spectlveiy. Fran Moriarty was top : night in the teevee boxing featu Still another subject to come llam played some third base dur- ‘ Other loop member* included Wfl thikgs can mean the difference be- homers and drive In 111 runs. i Mancbeslar. fa w not tq , bother nified manner." time) Phoenix, Ariz., Feb. 1 (Av-Tbe was 'a fullback on the football ■befoie the meeting,.some of wl)lch Temple 87, Delaware 57 Ing the Dodgers' Japanese trip. CO Machine (23-19), Dean Ma Ween wln;ung add losing several Freeze batted .293 with 22 home nisn for the losers as he rallied : ,;C(Antngr' ZajaextoW me at the Key Giants In Favor accent was o.. youth today aa two. Puck Vietories team In high school in Big Rapids, will spill over Into Saturday's ses Bt. John’s (Bkni 78, Pitt -70 Ransom Jackson also w-as tabbed chine (17-25), Spencer Rubber] games W th e course of a season runs and ll2 runa batted in. Wa 87, Carnegie for the third base battle. , (16-27) and Gunver Mfg. (8-34)^ i and we want to be as proficient as and 'Mike Ehlers caged eigh t: . have sold every scat." he added.^ said. "W e’re in favor of It if it's drove in. 67 runs. Fodge. end Hill golf chamrions, Billy Maxw-ell and I New York. Feb. 1 (J*)—Goalie amateur bouts. R yff turned ).ro Bell has the 1957 schedule all made In the pitching department,. A l A B A ’S Stan Mlrucki captured | possible at them. apiece. p, Mancheater edged. Merjden in the for the beat Interests of the pl*y- Tech 63 , man were among the best pitchers Arnold Pal,.»er, led the w’ay into I Glen H a ir of the Detroit Red and ran up 17 straight victories. up but he expect* some criticism St. Aneelm'a (N H ) 7J, St. ston said he definitely was think individual honor* by the narrovêat | I think we are moving In the Jaacks held on to their second | Jr.'V.r"*'' , first meeting. 6Pr69. at the local era. If a fine fellow- such as ^Rote 1etcher (bflacted it with his stick. Bert (■ In point-getting. .Pro' basketball it. W e’re doing most of the things J. D. MORROW Montreal 8. Detroit sT" high triple honors with an even Antonio Rocca and Dick Afflea then, we’ve added three catcher*, Since I'm new in the league aa for spring training—Boh Scheffing with a Mg third period, pujbd out Olmatead o f Montreal came up q 8aturda.'V'afternoon will feature St. now. anyway. If they want *n ae- Plumbing and Hearing Boston 2, Chicago 0. 400. of the Chicago Cubs an Bill Rig- have been*' paired in the feature nameljf Charlie Silvqra from the a manager I won’t hazard a guess Its- close verdict over Uib Otjars. with llte puck, found th* Detroit '' Louis and Minneapols at .1 o’clock soclktlon. let them have It.” STUART ney of the New York Gients— told wrestling 1)001 Tuesday night at Viyt GAS HEAT Yankees; Ray Katt from the (Tard- aa to our team's pennant chance*, irored “with' only .-.Bob CouSy and,'BUI Sharman Green Bay, San Francisco, Los inals and Cal Neeman. a Yankee but we all start even on 6pening a visiting general thqt they would apiece, were, the b lrjfu n * for the| o,re* mcond* remaining. of the Boston-Celtics. Harry Gal- the New- Haven Arena. Angeles and Cleveland people de REOPELL ltlM ffer'57, be better o ff if the Army would farmhand whom he obtained as day. We feel that Brooklyn. On- victor*. The e n r i ^ Wyman team Sinunona, who waa^ unable to 0 Intin and -Dick McGuire of-the clined to eornmit themselves, al let their, youngsters etay home and played good blit lacked the Hoicks. Slater Martin of St. LouiS Route No. 85—Bolton |6«» for o-Uftfimo the firat choice in the draft. There cinnatl and Milvvaukro -win be the bM blank the opposition whUe net- PAPPY CONNELLY though none seemed to be agkinat play baseball. necessary apgric to pull out the is no queatlcn In my mind that this teams to beat based on last year's inbidlng for ^ * last-place Spring- .; and Ed - Ccnlin o f S^'raciiae have It. They said they merely wanted Camp Meeting Riwd NOTICE performance, but baseball 1* a To which (Tary Middlecoff of decision. n yet to be banished-from an NBA will solve our biggest problem of field Indians in the American New York (NBAI—Frank Co»- to Wait to hear ^ll's report, on funny game and you never know golf fame cracked that it wofiild be r game this season via the personal 1958. Stivera la, one of the ablest In t ^ nightcap, Jim Smith League,______scored___ hU___ first______shutout_ „Ih hla conversations with the players. WE WIU IE CLOSED « what It has in store for you. all right with him if the Army *1 foul, route, c Lanky Boh Pettit o f nelly, Siena basketball captain, Ml 9-5685 defensive catchers In the majors. * “ “ ‘r essy I Uiree N H L appearances. He was ia the father, o;' three children. On the subject of expansion FOR VACATION K stt has lots of power and Nee- snared all the young golfer* cop * St. -Louis, the league's No. 1 secr- ing up. **** fi'reUlag acquired last week to replace Pops, 25, Is. on Air Force veteran. Bufalo representatives ar* on man la young and has lot* of prom Keith *. Some one of these nights Terry Sawchuk after Lhe veteran n er,. has chalked up six personals F E I. 4 t« F t l. 24 Middlecoff. the 1956 winner of In onlv one eamc and Nell John- ise. Last NighVs Fights Keith a are going to-aurprise, the quit the Bruina. the.^Pbctenlx event, came through , eton of Philadelphia has also beeir- Ray JaMonski, whom ' we ac league and play the brand of ^ T h , rookie, however, had only OPEN MONDAY. H R. 21 Revere, Maiw.—Billy Ryan, 16'?, poorly yesterday ..The beat he oould sent to the abowers on fpuls but quired In a deal with they are c ^ U e of and may proVe « v e * to a senSaUontl 42 for Is a ' cinch to give ua the bat the Lowell, Mat*., knocked out Trom y dt was a 69 and a tt* f5:r I4th ■ qnce . ..The leagtie bafl-man la Vern Brown, 160>i, Broqklyn. 1. p:ac*. the epoUew to one the clubs ] noUm*. Johnny Pierson and Jerry ^ Mlkieclsen. of tbe. Lakers with -ap- Cubs have misse^ at third baae that have their eyes est on winning ] Toppazzini'were th. only Bruins to since Randy Jackson was traded . Loa . Angeles—Kid Ontella. the league championship. ■ j even dozen banishments due to McBRIDE'SI^' to Brooklyn. That la good enough 136'e. L ^ Angeles, outpointed St. Louis—Virgil (Kopey Bear) personals. .Tom Heinsohn of the IltH CENTER 8T. MANCHESTER for me. Tommy- Romulo, ISSH, Philip-, Akins. 131'. St. LoUla. atppped Al Joining pli..stead in the Mont Peltics. is wel{ on his w-ay to gain- HRST PAYMENT real scoring were Tom Johnson, CHEVROLET for \We have brought up from Lo* pines, 10. Andrews 1 5 7 St. PauL 6. : Williams ‘ Tougher Dickie Mooi'b. Maurice Richard n '■ iV: —— --- u.:—^-----1^— ^ t and Claude Provost. BlUy Dea, ' Olil II M ■! «■ I I ■' "" inNOVEMBER! Gordie Howcr. and Norm Ullman BUY NOW... For Bobby Feller scored for Detroit. Montreal'* Jean JhsL Wpjddiu TTLoaL fioi BeUvaau’s two aaaiste gava him Boston, Feb. 1 (Jb—Bob FeUer. ^ m e 0fc a s JoflMs Morrow 'Tran” DiekensoR THE FAMILY CAR OF TODAY, jnimiMag and Heating basebaU hlatoi?- during two dec- “ poinu. Stfttif ChteM GARRITY BROTHERS ades with the Indiens, says Ted finest garT^ TOMORROW and FOR YEARS TO COME loftoEor Of TCL Ml MS21 WUliams of the Boston Red Sox is TOLLAND TURNPIKE, TALCOTTVILLE tougher to pitch to. than New;(World Series Film Amoricoo Stoodord U S ID CARB HOURS: R;00 A.M. to R:30 P.M. York's Mickey Ma«tle. I A» V rwv • i . Eqaipmoot Feller, who received the K C C , 1 T o i l l g h t Shannon Memorial Bowl' for out Tol. MI3.7S61 standing achievement at the Boa- •f ' Tha-CATAUNA** DeLUXE 210 MODEL, 2 DOOR SEDAW ton BaeebaU W ritora'. 18th annual World Sdries of 1958 beaebaU US GARAGES IiUittU A Clean, Quiet, dinner last night; hired a car to film wlU be shown tonight at the m 1956 CHRYSLER 1957 dCoiftoinL rome here from Naw York. West Side Recreation O nter. at 8 RADIO, FOAM RUBBER SEAT, 2-TONE PAINT, Efficient " I am deeply honor^ in re o’clock and at the Community Y Here b a— .M (be lareat lib pec—Me aatmabiles In tbe'— • HI-VI ceiving this award,’ ’ Fellsr said. at .7:80, HEATER SIGNAL LIGHTS . WHITE WALL TIRES try« we are very proml to offer tbb custool 258 4-Door Sedan “ I had a tough time making it Everj*one ia invited. There la no A m e r ic a n * lor onle, eqMpped wttb n power pnk V>A engine, power eteer- here but I was determined to do admission. Sfflacfiaa. of SO Mora styte jng, power brUces, alz wny power sent, powerlllte drive, - cne- so." !*■ al yeeily , reduced .. tom obrtro rip to# rndia wltb front nnd r«nr spenker*. twin Feller, who hurled three no-hit HIIXTEB DEFEATED hentern nnd detrostera, tinted glnsa. wlndehlqld washers, electric ters and 12 one-hitters in.20 years wipers, back np Mgbta dbeetb— I light*, tr— k Ughta, engtiie ■ We’ll erect y«ar g a r ^ ' TELEVISION with th* Indians, retired from Hartford. Feb. 1 ( t ) » - Fairleigh- Ughb, map Hgbt*. premlna* white wall tnbcbwi tlrea- Fully — - now! WHkla 8 w e m baseball' recently In favors of pri Dickinson handed HUlyer its oigHOi IMAGINE! n * "BEL-AIR** - derc— ted. Tile exterior o f IM* fine ear b Ihiiahed ta pobr vate business. straight basketball setback last OUR DIRTLAg OF FULL SREK GARAGES white wMb n sen m bt grben top Ahnt bn* depth and vitality 21" SETS The former Cleveland act said night. 93-68. The victory waa'Fairi — known In ottwr cars. E v n ta Iho db.tlngnlabed eompaay of OPEN DAILY AND SUNDAY that Mantle U a fine hitter but leaa leigh-Dicktnaon'a ninth sgainat four ,With ovary oroctod fotnetM other O w y s lm It b nambteknbly ontatnnding. Driven only AS LOW AS capable than WUliams, Boston’s defeats. W' 8488.miles by Its orighinl awner. See It new In enr.new — r slugging outfielder.' ■ "U. S. CARACC OR COnACi" abewreem. AttiacMvely prie^ nt 88288. $ 2.00. FER W EEK Feller said the New York Slug Dallas— 6iidd>' Turman, 179, % NO DOWN PAYMENT ger doesn’t have aa good an eye aa Dallas knocked out Otis -Carr, 200, Delivered To 'Williams. Wichita, 1, f ' A * Ntlla at $2!25. • W8fk Hot' Water or ^team * 1951 CADILLAC DISCOUNTS. FREE Boiler 'For The UHinate - FOR THE DEAL OF YOUR $ to 7 YEARS to PAY Your Home In HoiSe Heating The bnby e f tba CndUlne famUy. Titb tl-Deer 9» Sedan b U FB mr-ilie all E«w *57 Olda- AN “U. S. OAllAOfS'.' and COTTAOfS cony a 12-yaor ■ A eqnipped wltb hydmnartle drive, ge Inxe radio with front and ON ALL MODELS! mobUe ,jPC±*-KPod Used Car. r— r apankem, dnni anger a—t k—tera, bn(A[np Mgbte. diree- OIFTS vyritian euarantt*, . . ttsaal Ugkte, fnlly — gei— ntod, white wall Urea, enstem aaade General Meters er fiank Time'Payments — Up To 3 6 Menthis m . } i. . / - «a«u- MAN’S t lent covers, srigwa| gtenmlng jet black finbh trimmed with OPEN AULEYS • taews nrtsBxa- bright ftewben ebroaaa. Jnot traded 1« — • etn— iag '81 HOfFMAN Twsat Bu.'vta MoA Chryabr. Price gltSS. | FOR LEAGUES^ PRIVATE PARTIES iee ler I. OH DAY OR NIGHT MOTORS)/ GfNTUMItl;.WITHOUT OtUOATKMf □ Pteaaa zteNiyoiir F r«a Oarage Booklet. M UBRYSLER ^ TIL; Ml 44100 Homt of SmoshiiHI Yiâdos li.S.GAIIA«IS!S Hk 'RrSHaHaREMMH Coiiii. Hvd., East Hartford 2719 Bcrilo « PtTMOUTH TomilUte . CARTER CHEVROLET COMPANY. O 888 CAST aad 'MZadi jg OBNTBR fT. ■ . ^ 1229 MAIN STREET MANCHISTIR' ig boiler far MURPHY'S o a • a a * I 8 0 Ppod 7 IM7S ArjHpok Pi— apt. c— r- a Tri. 8-nsi 9T1 MAIN STREET " m ' 1y ...... I I f e .,];/ , / ■•■.•••'■ r ■ . . . V ^ . . ..I .*■ -J / / ■ •y .A' > ■ MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MA'NCHESTER, COl^N., FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 1, 1957 PAGE ■ r : > instruflaeDta Houseb For Sale 72 Bouses For Sale. 72 FOURTEEN MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER* CONN., FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 1, 19^7 Household Goods SI Musical 53 Wantcd-w>lteal Estate 7.7 Legal Notice NOTICE BACON’S, lOe Majfle Avenue, Hart MUSIC Instrumental, rental, 6CANCRE8Ttot-8ix room roncta. HAVE SIEDIUM pttoed bouaea for UMITA 1953 GADILtAf^lÊ LIST WITH Manchester Multiple AT A CX)URT HbaTE held In accordance with the require* w Houselioldl, Goods 51 ford. Antique (SWTW-Rocheeter plete line o f ' instrumenta.^Nental Ideal location convenient to huf sale. Excellent locations. J. D, Listing flervioe. Nineteen rcAltors -Model ■ AulumobHea tor Sale 4 Biuineas Services Offeml IS tHERE OUGUTA BE A LA BY FAGALY and SHORTEN Articles For Sale 45 at Manchester and (or tiM ments of the ZSonlng Reguiatlaas / . v.f-’ V- lamps Queen, etectrifled. Marble applied to jairchase and Bchoola, not water oU beatr Realty Co., John DeQuattro, Broki serving you. For Information District of Manch' the 3tth day IMS CADILLAC Mdanette. Bl#ck DICK’S WEAI^RSTRIP Com- WALLPAPER SALE. 158 patterha NO MONEY N ^ D E D ! top tables. Shadow box frames. aenting Olds, ftiU caUar, garage, aaniibly priced. ar. 6 0 . 8-8963, 6 0 . 9-8640. ^ a s e call Carlton W. Hutchins. o( January, 1957. o f the Town o f IiIaiKhaater, Conn, 1953 CAbILIiAq SED. tCIm ified from two book's. All in stock. Ali|-' China, glassware, etc. Reasonable. Call A, wniire a CO., 481 East - ' Present. Hon. Jolw J. WaUett, Judge.' the 2!onlng Board of Appeals wUI with almoat new white wall Urea. :pany, doora and windowa, cuatom let and Bundy. ^xM atter’s Muaie 94133. 9-4694. Eataie of jVahon W. 'Grant, late of Model «2T Good condition. MSS. May be seen work, (uaranleed*. Call MI. S-1583 pre-trimmed, some pre-pasted. 63c TAKE 3 YEARS t 6 PAY! Open Friday till 8 p.m. JA. 4-0040. Studio, 177 6|eKM. 6 0 . 3-7600. Middle Tpko. 60. 9-4381. Hanebester In %aM DIalrict. dsceaaed. hvld a public Hearing on Monday WtOH Wf AR V IM VOOD 0O» lO TWC MAT B ut now heV tsadino it in n i practicaliv after 6 p.m. single roil. Sherwin-Williams, 981 On moltan of UlUan O. Grant of sajd evening,. February 11, 1907 at • at' Tom ’a Tydol Station, Hartford WITM tHe TAX OM TME 'SUClMIW WANTED EARLY AMERICAl^ STYLE Manchesteêzecutrlx. • \ Advertisement Rd. any time. MI. S-7716. NBVint PP HOniBALLfi Mam St. 60. 3-6636. WADDELL RO.—Immaculata three Auctions 78 PM. In the Hearing room of Uie 1950 CAbnXAC i TOOLS RECONDITIONED Mow Vt. PLC A« C USE Ok MiS CAR - Reliable, Honest, Person MAPLE DAYBED, (26. CaU 60. bedroom Colonial. This is an ex ORDERKD; Thai six moatba fram CLASSIFIED ADVT. Our listiiwi include tut Early the 3Mh day o( January.!IteTTbe and Municipal Building bn the foUee^ Model ers, (hand and power) precision l«imAt.Au;>tiu’( » AOOWlNO' VACUUM CLEANER. canister TO TAKE OVER 9-8288. Wanted—To Buy 68 cellent buy for 818^)00. Immediate tht same are limited and allowed for tog applicaUon. STATE HEAR . UNPAID BALANCE American C Caio m Cod C< with 4 large "" y 6 u s a v e t h e m o s t r DEPT. HOURS ground, -motors serviced. Ssiwa of */.il1S.ALMO4Ta8AM0. type, attachments, excellent condi occupancy. GOod financing. T ,. J, the creditors wnhin wMeh to bring In ING a LM. DE SOTO Vi MONTHLY PA'mENTS bedrooms, esmnat kitchen, living AT CONN.'S MOST 'IHRILl^NG their claims agaltist said esute. aad V all kinds. Machine filinf and re- NCWI'M'CTfirCTLV'f tiMOAV tion, (26. JA. 8-1813. Crockett, ReqUor. Office 60. James M. Rufinl, 110-llS Center 8:15 A. M. to 4:30'P. M. tisEO (16.79, OAS AND OIL range, WANTEDT-Blnoculara, in good coa- room with 'Ylreplaqg,' dining area AUCTIONS! said executrix is directed lo glee'public 1S56 two-dodr hardtop F’lrefUte toothing. Circular saws, precision O m v f R.' HARocv Ev/ee use rr: . dition. Cain .after 4 p.m. 60. 3-6494. 8-1677 or Res., MI. 9-7761. with picture window and two (3) notice to (he creditors to bring in th'ir Street, Bualntaa 2tone 0 . 'Special 1953 sharMned; .'gumming; axes ensi HAO rr IN DEAD 3 Com pete (T-8638. . rlalros within said lime allowed by Sportanikn. Power ateerinc,. power, full baths. This la an exceptionally publishing a copy d( this order in some exception ia requested to have COPY CLOSING TIME lage knives, mower blades, anears. FIDRAflE R2Q. Rooms of Flirnlfure TWO-FA60LY, Aluminum storms, One Visit Will CXmvince You brakes, radio and heateri. White OVKp A VkAtL' Building Materiala 47 fine home) situated on an acre of Of The Fabulous SatHi^.'... newspaper haring a circulation in said Limited Repairer's License. Also, O L D S H T k walls, extra snorw tires,-undercoat, kmveS serrated; clUipers. etc. COMBINATION awninga,' sundqck, built 1948, two- wooded land. probate distrtcl within ten days from Osrtlficate of Approval for same. FOR CLASSIFIED ADVT. Keys duplicated. Bmpson H. Beautiful Westinghouae Elec. Rooms Wittiuut Board 89 «sr garage, ameaite drive, 817,100. ths date or this order and return make ed. ISIS, actual miles. Privately USED LU603ER for sale. Special Refrigerator' reasonable. ' lo this court of Uie notice given. All persons interest may at HOUDAY MON. THRU FRI. owned. Spotlessly clean, r Aborn, Maple St.. Ellington. Rock- iinri*r A* InFiP .VWr Aftrh. Carlton W. Hutebins. 60. 9-6132, Wt also have a 3 bedroom ranch, All Brand-New Merchandise ^ JOHN J. WALLETT. Judge. tend tMs hearing. v U le'm . 6-7IM. Beautiful Bedt-oom Suite . 9-4694. Member Mancheeter Multi taatcfully decorated, on a wooded Giftware, Hand and Power Tdols, ALL-POWER 2x8's. odd size dob^ and 'windows Beautiful Uvlng Room Suite ZONING BOARD OF APPEALS 10:30 A. M. TWO F&LD-A-WAY beds, good con PLEASANT, heated room with pri ple Listing Service. lot. Basement baa garage and room Electrical Appliances, Toys, House , UMITATMIM OBBEII SPOT’S MOTORS, INC. SHOE FITTING service in your Oak flooring, sheathing. Order Beautiful Dinette Set vate bath. Call 60. 3-4033.' AT-Â COURT OF PROBATE held William H. Stuek, Chairman SATURDAY 9 A. M. notV. Building now beins; demdl- dition. new mattresses. Ml. 3-6164: for recreation. hold Needs, Jewelry, etc.. Ate.! nt Manehester within and for the ROCKVILLE. TR. 6-8212 home. "Leonard's Shoes” will fR Beautiful "O e Luxe" RaM e ..-i------:------— ^------Charlee S. Towle, Secretary Ished at 89 Pleasant St., East ROG6I TO RENT. Inquire Stata HOLLISTER ST. Immaculate aix DlWrlcl of Manchedter,' on the 30lh day .any member of your family. Instead of Westinghouae Elec. room Colonial with garage. AMo These are Homes of Livability of January. 1957. Advt. No. 3415 $1 t o c r cooperation w i l l Hartford. Cboman's- Housewreck Tailor Shop, 8 Bltscll St. 60. appointment call MI, 8-5036. Regrigerator if you prefer Musical instruments 53 has fireplace, combination win- by Relmer Êvery Thursday, Friday Pr^tent. Hon. John J. WaUett, Judge.. DOWN BE APPRECIATED ing, or call 60. 9-2392. Rugs, Lamps. Tables, Linoleum 3-8047, MI.' 8-7388. EataliKof Catherine Doherty. Ikle. of dowa; aluminum siding and l*;i and Saturday Nitea Manchester In said Dtatrict deceaaed. 1841 BUICK SEDAN. Has five good AIRWAY SanlUser sales serv and a Few Other Articles R(X)M WITH kitchen privileges. bath's. Ehccellent location. T. ’ J. OTBN FOR INSPECTION On moUnh of Michael J. Doherty of 700x16 tires, MO. MI. 8-1038. ice. Trade in your old/âcuum. EVERTTHING USED PIAIÔ, In excellent condi Sales Start at 7 p.m. said Manchester, administrator. Cash or Trade Die atclu ' Centrally located. Mra. Dorsey, 14 Crockett, Realtor. ' Office, 60. SUNDAY 1 - 6 ORDERED: That six months from the NOTICE Diol Ml 3-5121 Charge the balance, ypur credit is THE UNPAID tion. Kemp'a,-Inc. MI. 8-6680. 8-1577 Or Rea. 6 0 . 9-7751. Open Sunday ' 1851 KAISER. Very (fofid condition. good. We handle oundwn accounts. Jewelry 48 Arch St. We accommodate 1000 people 30th day of JanUgry. 1957. be and the Exceptions* Variances 1948 Packard custom. Very food BALANCE These are on Wales Road in An same are limited apd allowed for the P. O. Box 861, o r m o n t MI- 3-5210 O N L Y S ^ TWIN BEDROOM. TV, next to Over 900 cars! creditors within which to bring In their GRANnCD condition. PI. 2-7211. LEONARD W. YOST Jeweler, re Legal Notice MAPLE ST. area—Sbetra large live dover- just off Route 6. Watch for claims against said eatafe. and aald ad- 1957 FORD SEDAN before 8:30 a.m /or after 6 p.m. Free storage unjir wanted. Free bath, two gentlemen, free parking. room home on ohe floor, garage, Fred Demers, Undersized lots. I LMt RWl Foand Ask for Mr. Aronson. pair*. adjusts watches expertly. the green sign. mlnlitrator la directedd to give public Fairlan^ 4*Door delivery. Freaêt up by our oWn MOTICK TO HKIBk 60. 9-6801 after 6 ;30. ameaile drlve^ large trees, porch, "Conn's Largest Auction Firm" notice to the creditors to bring In Ihelr Southeast corner No. Main SL and i .Reasonable prices. Open dally. Stock Place. LOST—Young____ cat. , , .part Angora. Thursday evenings. 129 Spruer reliable OF excellent condition. Carlton W. Exclusive With claims wllhln said lime e aUowt4____ by pub- J E«tat* of EKURR LACHAPrKI.I.E. VERY BEAUTIFUL furnished POST AUCTION ROOMS llshing a copy of this order h) some Peter, John A Mary Piela, Un v m ta withvith 3ark di spots and tail. Vi Auto RepalnnR->PaIntinK 7 ehold Servicca Street 60. 9-4387. Hutchins. Ml. 9-6132, 9-4694. Mem newspaper having a Circulation'in said 1956 FORD SEDAN Me Immediately also known an EI.MER J. l.aCHAP- front room, hot water heat, tile JOHN H. LAPPEN, INC. RT, 6 - BERUN TURNPIKE dersized iota. Southwest corner 1 cinity Parteb St. CaU 6H. 9-3228. .Oftercd 13-A z " ' Hartford CH. 7-0358 PELLB, iBt^ of Vrrnoli. ber Manchester Multiple Listing probate district within ten days' from . Fairlane 4*Door CAR BURN OIL? AU perionii claiming to hp hpiri or bath with ôw er. 381 Summit St. Servica. Opp, Conn. Lt. A Power Co. Bldg. the dale of Ibis order and return make Bidwell St. and Keeney St. POUND—Collie. Brown and white flTURE repairing and refin- After 7 P.M. ,CH. 8-4890 rFlativfB of ELMER iaaCHAPPPUJAE. or MI. 3-7116. 164 Bast Center St., Manchester to this court of the notlce'^vei Joseph Day, Front line vari Economy overhaul, moat cars. Sec It Day.or Night alPn known an ELMER J. LaCHAP- JOHN J. WALL* Judge. male. Call Lee Fracchla, Dog ng; antiques restored, ^m i- BLSii UHL, Fuel and Feed ance, South side Carter SL 1956 FORD COUPE Parts and labor (49.95. Nd down Tl you haverntrmeans of (rang PELLE; lato of W m on, Macpaupfi, ara PARKER ST. — Six roorfi Colonial MI. 0-5261 ire Repair- Service,- Talconville.“ ■ ottvU 9 T i,w o x n i. rfouPBted to" comm unlcait with ‘ the Ruben Levitt, Sign, 568 Center 6 cly. Spotless Warden. MI. 3-4840. payment, (4.95 monthly. All work \ DRY OAK WOOD, fireplace Utlon, I'll send my auto for ; ROOM FOR RENT. 818 East Mid with basement 'garage, nice lot, 6 0 . 9-2896 MI, 3-5219 ML 3-7031 MI. 8-7448. ciHTta mitY, '“ ttnacrBifncd. now vacant. Originally priced at Legal Notice Invitation to Bid St. FOUND—Part Collie mongrel. guaranteed. m . and stove lengths,, to per load. No obligation. die Tpke. Parking, MI. 3-6194. PI. 2-78(8. JAY E RUBINOW, (16,300, but owners are anxioiBt.to AT A tXHJRT O F ' PROBATE held Sealed Proposals for electrical Joseph Moriconi, Sign, 660-652 1956 FORD WAGON Sable and white male. Call Lee WEAVING of burna. moth holea Adminiitratnr of said Eotate, sell. Will listen to any reasonable ■t Mnnchemcr within and for the East Middle Turnpike. COLE MOTORS and torn clothing, hoaiery runs, A_L—B—E—R—T— S FURNISHED ROOM, single or dod work at the Cooper Hill Street V*8 Parklane Fracchla, Dog Warden. MI. 3-4640. X4n Main Strait. offer. T. J. Crockett, Realtor, Of DIalrict of Manchester, on the SOth day ‘ Effective Date—February 4,1957 436 Center St. M ^'t-0980 handbags repaired, slpper re 43-48 AIXYN ST.. HARTFORD Manchrater. ConnPt'Urut.s, ble. Heated. Hot wat6r. Parking. of January. 1957. Filter Plant will he received at FIREWOOD C!UT to order. MI. MI. 9-7753, fice Ml. 3-1577 or Res. 60. 9-7751. Subnrbnn For Sale Piekenl. Hon. John J. Wajletl, Judge. Notice filed to office of “Town FOUND—Light buff male Cocker placement, umbrellaa repaired, Estate of Cecil 'L. Taylor late of tha office of the General Manager 1956 FORD WAGON dog-^Call Lee Fracchla, Dog . War 0-4^4f6U. 9-3968. Clerk—January 39, 1957 men’s shirt collars reversed and Help Wanted— Femsie 35 Help Waoted- M ^ 36 a Dogs— Birds—Pets 41 WESTINGHOUSE electric stove wbODBRIDGE ST. — Six room GLASTONBURY — -Custom buUt Manchester. In said Dtatrict. deceased. -Municipal Building. Manchester, V*8 9 Pass. den. MI- 3-4540. replaced. Mariow’a Little Mend HORNBLOHKR A WP:p:K!< Th< executrix having exhibited her Connectlcyt until 8:00 P.M.. B!ast- ZONING b o a r d o f APPEALS and refrigerator, four years old, In Ccrtlflrala of Linitod Partnerahip Apartmenta—* Flats— ranch with attached garage, reor' three bedroom ranch. Living room Auto Dflvutg ^ h ool 7«A ing Shop. MANCHESTER PET Center, first class condition. May be seen adminisiraiton account with said eataie ern Standard Time on February Wlillam H. Stuek, Chairman LOST—PASS BOOK No.-2353. WANTED—Girl for part time work Garden-Farm— Dairy Thf undemiffnFd. having formed a porch enclosed, good residential with flreplgce anb wall to wsll to this Court for allowance, it la 1956 FORD SEDAN Main St. S A H Green stamps. at 800 Center St. after 6:30 p.m. Limited ParuiFrehin under the lawn of , •• Tenements *3 ORDERED: riiat the 8th day of 11, 1957. Charles S. Towle, Secretary Notice ia hereby given that Paw LARSON’S DRIVINa School. FLAT FINISH Holland window in office to handle filing, typing Products 50, area, many extras. Sensibly carpet. Delightful kitchen and Advt. No. 2415 and miacellaneous duties. Apply •STOCK BOY 60. 9-4273. Free parking, you MI. 9-6858. the State of Mew York, and deisiring to Frbruao'. 1957. at ten o'clock, forenoon, Information and apecifleations Overdrive. New Book No. 2853,' issued by First Na Manchester’s 475l. 60. 9-7761. golf course. Lot 100x315. Madeline 8-3424. • apartrtient size, one regular. Also 1 The name of the firm tinder the allowance of .said administration ac- partment, 66 center Street dur Read Herald Adve. made to Aaid bank for payment ly. Ml. 8-6075. wal^. Marlow’s assemblers. Must have ability to livered to your door. Call C. T. the Partnership la conducted is Horn* Smith, Realtor. 60. 9-1642. rounl with said estate and thia Court R, H. Solid Singer vacuum, all attachments. blower A Weeks, FOR RENT—Four room unfur NEW FIVE room ranch. Three bed rilref IS tbat notice of the lime and place ing office hours. * . and issuance o f new book. CLEANING WOMAN. Two half malnUin stock records. Excellent I 'i Y e a t)U> black and white Hathaway. MI. 9-6438. BOLTON—New 5% room ranch in LOST CONFIDENCE quickly re Fo RMICA countara, caramlc wall opportunity (or ambitious, energet Call MI. 9-1457 or MI. 9-0082. 'A The.dames and plares of residence nished apartment. Second floor. rooms, extra large lot. Move right Osalgned for said hearing be given In Richard Martin days per week. Own transporta Coiner'S 9-9259. of each General Partner are; a secluded location. Lot is 175x200 all persons known to be Interested 1954 FORD 2* stored by a akUled, courteous in- and floor tile. Let ua modemite ic young m6n. Heat and hot water. References in. New five room ranch. Three Superintendent and General .. strOctor. Profesaional teaching. tion preferred. MI. 8-0118. Charles T. Loverlng. SM) Park Av^mie, with more land available if de therein lo appear and be heard thereon R. H. ChDin your bathroom and kitchen. For J30irrROL BRED "\iaby parakeets EXCELLENT VALUES on new New York, New York; Ralpah Horn- required. Middle-aged couple. ' bedroom, boaement garage. Six by publishing a copv of this order in Manager Manchester'a leading drivir sired. Price of (16,200 includes free estimates call Ml. 9-2655, The at 134 Glenwood St, Hours, 3-9 p. Household Goods 51 chrome kitchen seUi, bedroom, liv blower. 7 LbuUberg Square. Boston. Write Box R, Herald. room Ca|>e Cod, breezeway and some newspaper having a clrrulallnn in Advt. No. (082 school. Call Mr. Mbrtlock. ilaasachuseitM; James J. Pheisn Jr.. house with combination windowa, said District, at least five days before INCOME TAXES prepared In you^ TlJa Shop, BuckJand. WIRERS AND GRAY MANUFACTURINCT m. dally MI. 9-8572. ing room and baby furniture. Ex garage; Five years old. Price 1955 p a c k ; ID SEDAN II 8-7398. • Mclarnom. Michigan: Joseph T. Walker ROCKVILLE-Three new three fireplace, basement garage and the day ol said beating. home or by appointment. E i^r- FRANK'S ANTIQUE SHOP, 420 tensive selection of lamps. Oiam- Jr. 269 Plermonl Avenue, Nyack, New (16,200. Call owner. MI, 3-8026. No JOHN J. W ILLETT. Judge. Town o f Manchester, Conn. Patr Model ienced tax workrk. Cali MI. ;8-4728. ‘ SOLDERERS CO. / MANCHESTER Pet Center for all t.ake St., is buying and selling York. William R. Rorensky, 825 Fifth room modem apartments with re many other extras, T. J. Crockett, ITESt Driving Academy liers Furniture Sales, 601 E. Mid real estate <(ealers please. 'Competitive Examinations Buildipi—Contracting 14 HILUARD ST., AIANOIBSTER your 'pets and pet's supplies. MI. good used furniture and antiques. dle 'rpke. Hours 10 a.m.-5 p.m., Avenue, New York, New York; Hsndd frigerators and electric ranges Realtor. Office 60. 1-1577 or Res. AT A COURT OF PRORATE held Proven! guarantees results. Expert instruc Ebcpcrienced In wiring and Bolder- £ . V’errili. Ocean House Road. RFD nt Manchester within and for the 1954 ^CRARD SEDAN INCOME TAX Personal "A GOOD PI ACE TO WWORK' 9-4273. S A H green stamps. Open 60. 9-6580. Hours 9 a.m.-8 p.m. 7:30-9 p.m. and heat fumiahed. Good location. TEMPTING!—A house so tempting MI. 9-7761. Clerk Stenographer tion, dual controlled car. Call MI. BID WELL Home Improvement Co. No. 1. jâi>e Elisabeth, Maine; Charles District of Manchester, on the 3|sl day and business. ^raiik Faridoni. 6Q ., ing resistors,, condenaora and panel Monday - Saturday, 9-8 p.m. B Perrlgo. 330 Carv Avenue, Highland $100. For an appointment. Call that you'll want to move right in. of January A.D. 1967. Salary $2,548—$3,133 Clipper Model 9-5768, or PI. 2-724^ Day or eve Alterations, additions, garages MI. 9-7M5 or TR. 5-7630. ELLINGTON .—Located' on main 8-2815. boards. Excellent working condi Thursday, 9-9 p.m. ANTIQUE FURNITURE, silver, VVT0TE AND black enamel Flor Park- ■ llfli[inoU; • Paul“ ...... J. Kakin. 2709... Five room ranch, fireplace, large Presenl, Hon. John J. Wnlleit. Judge. ThfHy-flve hour week, 9 A.M. ning appointments ' Ra-aiding speciallata. Bary budg- glass, china, and used furniture Southinstuii Road. Shaker iialahti. hard road, four room single, bath, Estate of Edward F. McGinn, late of tions from 8 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. with ence space heater. Good conditlorv Ohio. Charlea . 8., Sargpnl. WO Park THREE ROOM furnished apart rooms, large lot. 103 Prospect St. gas furnace, three small 50x50 lots Manchester in said district, deceased. . to 5 P.M.; paid . holidays, paid DYNKMIC »53 PACKARD SEDAN at terms ^ B-648A or TR .bought and sold. Furniture Repair Aventir New York. New York; Edward SEARS OLD CATALOGS cafeteria facilities. YOUNG MAN Cheap. MI. 9-5114. ment, suitable for two adults. In E A E Realty Agency. MI. 9-6297, included, $6500. George J. Cole Upon application of Ruth M. Mrt'lhm. sick leave and vacations, pensilon De Luxe. Overhauled 8-8109. I.ivestors— Tehicles ^2 Service. 60. 3-7449. O McDonnell. Hl»i'ji*‘Fhoe H(»ad. Mill 60. 3-4480. c ... administratrix, praying for authority t» Business aervlcii^.^f- Job .'Description Check you attics for old Sears man age 20-30 in shipping and re Wlnnetka. lllinolp; Oeorae L. Morria. 13 pllcation be heard aud determine at At, R, H. SoUd GEINERAL houae wiring, aU kinds. Contractor and Builder; MI. Peila Bros. Ml. 3-7405. •payment, (2 weekly. No payment FOR SALE Meredith Road. Overhrook Hllla. Penn- Business Locationi fine location and fine, condition. tbe Probate office in Manchester in And Roebuck catalogs. For old timers Five pleasant rooms and addition daaat lattar Prei days starting February 7th we of Call PI 2-6388 after 6 p.m. 3-7773. CO. ^ ceiving department of progressive' until March. Budget Center. MI. ayivania: Jamea J. Watson, 3501 David- For Bent 64 ELLINGTON—Under construction. said District, on the 7th dav of Febru ' Information manufacturing concern. Must be 3-4164. VERNON aon Avenue. Rrtinx, New York: Daniel al room partially finished. Fire Three bedroom, ranch, plastered ary. A.D. '1967. at ten o'clock In the A p p ly to 1950 PACKARD SEDAN fer 820 In merchandise for the old CARPENTRY repairs, slterations, HILLIARD 8TrridAN(31ESTER I A\/i room ranrh with closed T. Berfin/fi Alden Place. BroiixvUle.« place. Second floor lavatory. Shln- forennoa. and titat notice be given tn all est Seara catalog turned in on or Articles For Sale 45 NFw YorlJ; Henry Uomblower I). .100 BRICK BUILDING, two blocjis walls, fireplace, built 'in electric persons interested In said estate of the Very clean work guaranteed. Ca^Bob Webb. etc. Good work. No job too small. good in typing and be willing to per- In knotty pine breezeway 8>e extertor. Large lot. 61adeline stove, basement garage. Located General Manager's Office before Feb. 8th. Dig out those old "AGOp^PLACJB TO WORK’’ Baaex Rokd. Cheatnut Hill. MaaKarhu- from Main St. Approximately 2800 pendency of aald aDplIcalion and the MUNICIPAL DUILDING m l 9-8801. Reasonable prices. TR. 5-5759. <^rm various duties. Apply in per ROYAL AND Smith-Corona port CHINA CABINET, (15. Call 60. And garage. 2 good size bed aetta: Ralph Hombldwer Jr.. Fairfield sq. ft. of floor space. Close to Smith. Realtor. 6U. 9-1642. on corner lot of approximately one time and place of h ir in g thereon, by Lalonnt'Si catalogs, they’re n'orth money to able and standard tsrpewritera. 9-2712. rooms, lovely living room, Read. Greenwich, Conneritcut; Harry publishing a copy o f this order In antne MANCHESTER, CONNECTICUT today. WAITÊISMIS, hostesses,' salad son or call tor appointment. w. piiccetti. 3380 Lake Shore Drive. parking lot. MI. 3-6494. acre. Early occupancy. (15,750. newsiiaper having a rirrulatinn In said RADIO TV Service. Sewing ma All makes -of adding machines tile bath, kitchen has knot LENOX ST.—Economical, but nice, George J. Coleman, Conn. Bank Applications Accepted 1955 Roof Siding 16 girls, dlshwaidiers. Part or full BEFORE YOU buy a new rug any- (^ icS (o. IlUnoia; Harold F. Oartar. 329 district, at least five days before the SEARS ROEBUCK & CO. chines and small appUancaa re time. Apply Red Ember Restau sold or rented. Repairs, on all ty pine pannriing with Owen Avenue, 'Lanadowne,. Penniyl- STORE—Formerly Sears Roebuck six complete rooms. Automatic and Trust Co. Bldg.. Rockville, day of said hearing. In appear If Ihev UnUl 5:00 P.M. paired- Call Ralph Aldrich. MI. ROOFING, SIDING. palnUnr Gkr- ROOSEVELT MILLS, INC. makes, Marlow's. whe're, shop Marlow’s for bettqr plenty of cabinets. Lot size vania: Trla.lan AnieH, 1 Pleirepont at the Center. Desirable Main St. heat, hot water, storm sash, TR. 5-4045 or TR. 5-4710. see rgusa at aald time and place and February 8. 1957 Ml 3-m 5-MI 4-0638 Manchester Shopping Parkade 9-8487. rant, Route 6 A 44A, Bolton. For- rug values. One group of 9x12 w ool' Street. Brooklyn. New York: Joaenh A. be heard relative thereto, and make re FORD pentry. Allerationa and admtions. -mer Hlllcrest location.. 210 East Main St., Rockville, Conn. 130’.x210'. An excellent buy Qlmma. 800 Park Avenue, New York. location, heat furnished. Approxi screens, attractive lot. Many turn to this court. • A d v t No. 2486 Manchester, Conn. FOR SALE—55 gaf. drums, in good blend rugs for onî, (59.95 with extras! Only (12,500. Msddock A 4-DOOR SEDAN HILLfi’ TELRYISIOR Service. Ceilings. Workmans^ guaran MI. 3-8623 at (11,900. New York; William J. Iâwlor Jr.. 148 mately 1200 sq. ft. floor space. 60. JOHN J. W AU.ETT. Judge. teed. A. A. Dion, Inc., 299 Autumn YOUNG WOMEN wanted -for hand condition, (2.50 each. For further free rug cushion included). (79.50 Birch Street. Wlnnetka. Yliinni^: (leftrxc 9-6808 or 60. 9-8521. deVos. Realtors. JA. 2-0255, eve Wanted Real Estate 77 Available at all fimea. Phllbo fac information call The Herald', values. Marlow’s Furniture Dept. T. FliTin. 257 Oxford Road. New STATE OF CONNECTICUT. Dlatrlcl R.-H., Solid AUCTION TONIGHT, 7 o'clock. St. Ml. 8-4860. cutting. Apply KaKIar Toy Co., 60 ROCKVILLE Borhelle, New York: Thomaa B. (Ian- nings, MI. 9-3954. of Coventry. Probata T?ourt. Town of z tory supervised service. Tel. Ml. WANTED—Single man 18 to 40* to phone Ml. 3-6121. ARE YOU CONSIDERING Verplanck School. Household and 8-9698. Hilliard St. CLOSE OUT on all inlaid linoleum, I Fox Hill Dr. A beantlfiil S- nett. Main.3tnne Farm. Wayiaod; Maaaa- Covenir}'. Ian. SI. 1857. sporting goods toys- etc. FOR THE best in shingle and built stay nights at local establishment chuaftts; Louia J. CroAg. Itvn Jackaon WETHERELL ST.-Spotless two- SELUNG YOUR PROPERTY? , Eatata of Mlrhaal F. Maaaay. lata of W b Ghra G rew Stam ps' SALE — 33 1-3% off on 1956-1957 Marbelle pattern, others. All must room GarriAon Colonial, 3 SuLurban F or Rent (S Covantry. oernlnf proparty In aald Dl»- up rMfthg, ruttera, leaders, chim TYPIST. EXPERIENCED, Exoel- and answer calls. Room, bath, TV, large size bedrooms. Full Avenue. River Foreai. IMinnia; Harry A. family, 4-4 duplex. OU heat, alum We will appraise your property SHELL OIL RUBBISH AND aahcB removed. ney And roof repairs call Coughlin, wallpaper. Green Palm and Wall gq, (1.69 square yard. The Tile Trera. 810 Vernon Avenue. Glencoe, Irtrt. dacamaod. ^ $1 General cleaning, cellars, atucs lent working conditions beneflts. linens furnished, also chance to ceramic title bath (Ula Itlinoia: Hatfield Smith. WN Pine Street, FOUR R p06f furnished, winterised inum comblnatoln windows, dou free and without any obligation. Praaont. Hon. Elmora Turklnitton. DOWN rerwnsis lin. 8-7707. BU. 9-4301. . ick up a few extra dollars. Writs paper at the Green. Open daily 9-9 Shop, 1087 Tolland Tpke., Buck- home. Avaliable till June. Andover We also buy property for cash. Judf#. and yards. Reasonable 'atea. M, p.m. land. floor), InvrI.v living room Wlnnetka. Illinola: riifion P. Walker bts garage, large lot. Two vacan ox V, Herald. Jr.. EaUte Lane. Off Old Mill Road, Lake. 60. 3-5194. cies. Msddock A deVos, RealtorF. Selling or buying contact Th»* 15th day of Tabruary, 1557, at ‘ •FOR MEN who care" — Dante’s A . M. Rubbiab Removal. Ml. RAY’S RUOFINO CO., ahlngle and GIRL WANTED—Shirt presser for g with flrrplace, dining room, lA ke Foreat, Ilhnoi.a; John J. Markham. tan o'clock In tha forenoon, at a Court 9-9787. kitchen with plenty of. cabl- iF r ...... JA. 3-0255, evenings. JA. 8-0139. STANLEY BRAY Remllor ( of Probata to ba baM at tha Probata Of* Caah or Trade Barber Shop — Shopping Plaza, built up roofa, gutter and con laundiy. Apply in person. Maple BLEC7TRICIANS and electrician's ALL ELECTTRIC razor parts and 310 Asinr 8 tr m . ('hicHXo. Illinois; service. Two barbers every Satur neta, entrance hallway, plas- Stanley U. Kllsrs 1310 Or't-nwnr Road; Wanted To Rent 68 BRAE-BURN REALTY flea !n tha Town of Coranlry. ia haraby i East Center at Lenox St. Quick ductor work, roof, chimney re Dry CSeancrs and Laundry, 72 helper wanted for housing develop Snn‘linker Heights. 6hln: Louie J. Dupre, PORTER STREET Section— Largs 60 8-6278. aaalntad for a haarlng unon tha aattia- i CHUCK’S RADIO a n d ^ , Service. day. Free parking. Russell's Bar I ter walls throughout. Full mant and allowranca of tna adminUtra* | service—two barbers—free park pairs. Ray Hagenow, ,\n. 9-2M4. Maple St., Manchester. ment. Call MI. 9-0292. 1486 Carroll Street, Bellmore. NeW YOUNG COUPLE with two chil 8 room single, in excellent condi 1955 MERCURY HT. 161 North Main R r Srnmi Smi appU- ber Shop, cor. Oak and Spruce Sts. I cellar tvith hatrhwa.v, hot Ymk: James F. Gilbert. 1343 Trafalgar tion account, for tha aacartatnmant of ' COMMERGIAL • RBaiDteNTlAL ing. Rayay JacksonJackson. ML 8-8826. ' dren desire live room unfurnished tion. Fireplace, G.E. furnace. '5wt>- THIS AGENCY needs Cape COd, *ha diatributaaa o f aald aatata and for ancea re 8-6617, raai- SALES TRAINEE. If you have had BOOKKEEPER I water heat, attached garage, Sireei, Weel ICnglea'ood New Jereev; R, H, overdrive dence 7xlV TREADLE STAR Press, ex Bugene M. Mataicne. 2|I. Kael 35th apartment by March 1st. 60. car garage, many other extras. S. 4-5-6 and 7 room singles and 2- an ordar of dlatrlbuilon and It Ik RAN O E and FUEL O ILS WANTED-Ride to P.W.A., East a snccessfui sales experience' in OFFICE CLERK city water and sewerage. reel, New York. New York; H. Rav-, famlly houses. Buyers waiting. ORDERED: That tha asecutrix of Roofing and Cliinineys 16*A cellent condition, $125. Invincible 9-5567. A. Beechler, Agent. MI. 3-6969. aaid. aatata axblbit aald i^totim In aaM i4*HOUR OIL nURNSn SERVICE ANYWHERE Hartford from Oakland St. 8 a.m. DOORS OPENED, '^keye flUed, any litie of business and are will Position open for on ox- Lot size 76’xlS8’- Beautiful ond J^WHI. '67 Hilton Avenue. Gardeil ______i Howard R. Hastings, Realtor, i955 MERCURY HT. 4:46 p.m. MI. 9-8923. ing to work we wilL train ?ou to A very responsible position for a filing cabinet, four drawer, (37.50. location. A home of quality, Ot.v, New York: George Vleir'a. IS A3 Court at tha day and hour above man-' BUDdBT • UONTRLY • COJ>. copied, vacuum cleaners, irons, Call MI. 9-1021. Redfleld Village. Metiichen.Metuchen. Ne’New* Jel^ EXECUTIVE desires ranch type ^ ( 11,000 FIVE ROOM 1950 ranch. Call 60. 9-1107 any time. tlanod and that noMca of tha time and Ante., R, H.* ROOFING — Specializing in repair sell new Bulck automobiles under young or middle-aged man. Verify (18,900. placv aal for aaid haarlng ba |^van to WANTED—Ride to south parkipg gunp, etc., repaired. Sheagi, ing roofs of all kinds. Also new porioncod man with a eey: Edward V. I.a(ran. 64U Eaei h)ih houae with two or three bedrooms i Alurnmum storms ameaite drive, CHARLES J. MINICUCCI JR. our training plan. Liberal salary ing and recapping sales invoices teel. New York. New Y ork ; Oliver in suburban Hartford. F. W. Wool excellent condition, 255' frontage. LISTINGS WANTED—Stngla, twf> •11 paraon* known tn b# liitareatad tn lot Pratt A Whitneyle^ from Route knives, mowers, etc., put Into con- roofs. - Gutter work. Chimneys- NEW CRIB for the baby? See Mar 6Iany other listings avall- Helg- ' ‘ Sireet. Gleg aaid aatata. by caualng a copy , of thia RD., BOLTO^-l^Ml $^1040; MM Z-7IM 1965 MERCURY WAGON diUon for coming needs. Braith- during training period. Apply; in and .calculating salesmen's com S worth Co., 941 Main St., Hartford. Carlton W. Hutchins. Realtor. MI. family, three-family, business •vrdor to ba publiahad oiâ tlnto in aoma 88. Bolton, 1 and 2 shifts. MI. cleaned, repetred, 26 years’ ex missions. Accuracy and aptitude low's for these better buys; Thay I able. Kll>‘n. II...... walte. 62 pearl Street., person, see Mr. Gorman or Mr. er (49.50 crib, plus $14.95 water progrtssivo firm. ■ Ralph llornblower and Jamee J. 9-5132, 9-4694. Member Manches .property. Have many âah buyers. nawanapar having a circulation in aald 9 pash. Like new. 9-1084. perience. Free estimates. Call Dlatrlct and poatod on tha puhHr atgn- Sterling. Gorman Motor Sales, for figures are'required. This is a proof mattress, both for (39.50. F'or an appointment call Phelan Jr. are both Special Partners VOUNG CX)UPLE with two chil ter Multiple Listing Service. ‘Mortgages arrA ngeu, Please call Howiey. Mancbeatar Ml. 8-SMl. key position and will merit close and General Partners. Accordinglv they noft naaraat wbara tha dacaaadrt laat GONDER'S T.V. Service, avaliable Inc., 236 Mdin 8t„ Manchester. limited to floor samples. Easy dren deepermtely in need of five or George L. Grazladio, Realtor. 60. dwa't tn tha Town of Covantry. aant by 1954 BUICK WAGON WANTED—Ride to Hartford, vicin investigation. No typing necessary. are S|>eclal Partners only as between ity Main and Pearl. Working any Uma. Antenna convaraiona. terms. Marlow’s Furniture Dept. Writ* Box W WATSON REALTY Uwmeelves and other Partners. •lx room first floor epertment in 9-5878. 109 Henry St paglatarad mall to At, A, H* Sharp. PhiJCb factory supervtaed aervice. LADY CAN WORK 9:iS0 a m. to Apply. Thrall Road, Vernon. The Parlnrrs above named are all Manchester^ Good references. TR. MANCHESTER lifrir Anna M. Arkar. Orova 8t*. OP MANCHESTER hours 8-5, from Oak St. MI. 9-2010. Healing—Plumbing 17 3:30 p.m. selling Avon Cosmetics. auihorixed to transact the Partnership WANTED—Real estate listings. Oral *ta Bay. Bcanford. Conn.: Tel. Ml. 9-1488. c-o Tht Horoid MI 9-7885 or TR 5-7SS0 5-2071; Ifra. Annia Colburn. 50 Klrkham I F I N C H E R Q U S 8 C 6T 1950 BUICK 2.DOOR Pleasant, permanent. 40% com- business snd sign the firm name. $16,900 Contact' Turkington Bros.. Realty COCA-COLA BOTTLING CO. LADY'S WHIT& figure skates, size The names and places of residence Branford. Conn,: e *u 7 » At, R, H. Clean. Autoniobiles for Sale 4 CLEAN ,ND paint thoaa gutters PLUMBING and baating—Rapalra misaiqp . plus bonus. Call 60. 4. Good condition. Call MI. 9-3428. of the Special Partners who ars- not SALES REPRESENTA'nVE and Co., 351 Center St., 6(COUNTY EDITOR) Fi^tnerfi a ^ a« followa; Of property. F.H.A. mortgage of bedrooms, 1% baths. Finished PHONE -4356 tude for figures----- are------required, 1. 'Thit MANAGER. PAPER HANGING Paul B. Skinner ...... $25(1.000 ESTIMATES OLAOLV GIVEN 1955 VOLKSWAGEN AUSTIN A. CHAMBERS CO. local is a key position and will . merit Percy W, Brown ...... 250.000 (11,200 avâble. T .. J. Crockett, recreation, room. Screened porch, 9 Pass. Bus. and long distance moving,' pack cloee investigation. No typing nec TELEPHONE A‘ ft*ed R. Meyer .. 250.000 Realtor, Office 60. 8-1577 or Ret. two-car' attached garage. Many ing, storoge Call ML 8-81i7. Hart essary. Apply. WANTED T Dewey Everett .. 300,000 60. 9-7751. extras. Call owner MI. 9-574L iKanrl|PBtpr' lEoentuij ijeraU) Paul H. Davla ...... 260.000 ford C31. 7-1423. M l 9.3256 Arthur W. Wakeley ...... 100.000 COCA-COLA BOTTLING CO. Herbert D Markham .. m,0Q0 Like new. 6UNCHESTER - Movmg and e n isT BE Arthur G. LHIr ...... 45.rm tnicUng Co. Ml. 8-6663. Owned 451 6 u fn St. « Luther .Dearborn ...... 75,000 1950 CHEVROLET end operated by Walter B. Per- ' East Hartford Thoroughly Experienced Book 8- The amount of fspital fumiahed and actually contrihut^l\ji hfa contribti- 2*Door. 3,000 miles. ett Jr., and William J. Pickering. keeper through Trial balance. tlan by e4eh jBpeeJal Partner who is Sisn a General Partner la: SHIRT PREISSERS, experience not Ralph Homblowrr ...... ,$250,000 W E ^ L INSTALL NEW BATHROOM IN 1958 OLDS COUPE bapable of Superviaing Office of A GOMPLETE Painting— Pauerlng Z1 necessary. Steady work, guaran JSmea J. Phelan Jr, ...... 250.000 ; teed wages. Apply at One Hoilr GlrU. 7. Tbe Ptrtnerahlp. which commences Jetaway. R, H. October L ' 1558. ceasea September SO. REFINISHING ceilinga, painting, Martlniiing, 20 East Center St ' 1S5S. 1955 OLDS SEDAN paper hanging. walipMer books. MI. 9-2100. WE OFFER m WITNESe-WHEREOF, thb under- Fully insured. Tel. Edward R. •ignsd Kava atjtn'-d Ibis Crrtiffcat. tliU YOUR HOME FOR AS LO W AS $4.44 A WEEK ! -At, R, H. Sharp. (to day of Nnvsmbsr, 1956, Price. 60. 9-1003. NURSES AIDES, 8-11 shift. Exper Attractive Starting Salary. Excel jifj. ienced or will train. Good working CHARLES T, LOVEBING 1953 OLDS HT. lent Advancement Opportunity. i*Ton. Good. No. SS85 with PATT-O-RAMA HUXiARD ST.. 6IANCHESTER Call 60. 9A868. CUFTON P. WALKER JR. taehided U In sizes 10, 12. 14, 16. of Spring freshness with thcMsye Bonds—Stock*— ^ H N J. MARKHAM , Night or Sunday catching------„ tulip— , ----- designs„ — ... in .'rochetcix "A GOOD PLACE TO WORK ” * MATURE WOMAN for baby ait- STANLEY M. EILERS IS, SO. aiz6 12, with aleevs 5 yarda Mortgages 31 CAN EARN Up To *75 WEEKLY LOUIS J. DUPRE and embroidery! (A aet «111 make CALL Ml 3-6884 Of S6-tncb. ting. 'Lovea children, good atory JAMES F. GILBERT No. S3S0 with PA’TT-O-RAMA an ideal gift for that bride-to-be!; HOME OWNERS! Cornice year- teller, dell 60. 8-8988. EUGENE M MATALENE Pattern No. 2042 contains hot SALAD MAN and diahwasher. Part H. RAYMOND POWELL Isoiadaal is in atzes 3, 4, 8. 6. 7, end biUa Into Ait eaiy-to-pay sec GEORGE VIEIRA FITZ6ERRLD iron transfer for 4 embroidery de- oc full time. Apply Red Ehnber t 'F M n . Stop 4. -with sleeve, ITi ond mortgage loan costing only a Restaurant, Route a A 44A; Bqltpn. STIADY WORK PACKAGING PLANTS TILL MAY 1 EDWARD V. LAFFAN FlFdO o f SS-âth. Two patterns. Bigna;. qplor chart; aUtch. iliuatu* penny a month fOr each dollar you Situations Wanted— (| OLIVER H. HEIOHWAY HERE IS WHAT YOU'LL GEt IN YOUR NEW BATHROOM: Former HiUcreat location. PAUL B. SKINNER Far tbaea patterns, send SSc for Ue'iis: crochet directipna • owe. Call Frank Barke at CHI Male 39 ATTRACTIVE NEW BUILDING PROVIDES , PERCY W. BROWN_ MOTONS r, in COINS, your name, ad- Send 25c in COINS, your name, 8-8897 daya-or JA 9-3553 evea. Cem- YOUNG MAN' preferably with cx- by—D. T. BERGIN. Atly. In ★ COLORED FIXTURES A w a l l Tilt ★ FLOOR TILE eiaaa daaired. and the PAT- address and the PATTERN NUM hecticut Mortgage Jbtohange. ABLE TYPIST, aecratary, time- 'EXCELLENT WORKING .CONDITIONS fact ' . \ I-!- parienoe iii refrigeration or allied ALFRED R. MEYER ★ DELUkE MODERN TUt ★ OECTRICAL WORK ★ ROOM DESIGN '★ CARPENTRY “ SUE BUR- BER to ANNE CABOT THE keeper,keaper, -bookkMper. bookkeeper. Ten yean.yeAn,- line; to work in our service depart plui. office. Adaptable. Seeking D. T. BERGIN. AUy. ia B*E*U*N*S$*E*K1 . (CHESTER MANCHESTER EVENING HER- CASH Av a i l a b l e for lat apd 2nd ment. We will train ybq in more ■I ★ FLUMEING ★ CHOICE OF ACCESSORIES mortgages.,. Mmthly payments. local opportunity. 60. 9-9168. r . DEWEY EVERETT TiOiOOTTVIUJE. AVS. ALD.i IIM AVE. AMERIOAR, intricate phases of the job. 42 PAUl,PAUl H DAVIS:. FORK 84, NEW YORK 34, N. Y. Phone! S 60. n . 9.7784,------evenings be. hour week. tuU company banefita, TpfcA^ÂKELEY , FLUMIING oRd HEATING tween 9:30-9:00, 6 0 . 9-66M. , AR^ OPEN A U DAY Now avaiUblf—the colorfui— - Driver's license required.,- Coca HB1IRBERV-MARKIUV '' C» Rv Inc* ARTH O. U IJ,Y Naadlewoilf ALBUM Containing Cola BotUlng.Co., 481Kain SL. Pet^ 41 '>-il DEARBOlUf 83 CHART^ OAK ST. (RoarI SATtMtDAVjiNI doaans o< lovely designs, fraU Business Opportunities 33 East Hanford, Coon. APPLY VVA^fHOUSE. A L W PLACE. MANCHKTER which to, cboofa more ^ ttarna in BIRD, cat and doc adpiitiM: wODle- and JOHNSON CO. IK' POR SALE oriBub-leaae. Raack bar MAN FOR.establiidted, dry cleaning aale and.rataU. Dally 9 to 8 p.m. .V" .■'-v, ^7- M i!<‘- creqM. eobroldeiy and kai' nMtmiraat, on main highway in >jSBo P.M.*3»M, P.M. sr.'.-t and laundry foute. Salary and Tuaaday. Tiniiaday, FMday ■ ' ' ■ ■ 'i"' P* pbMt 4 Rtft pattama. dlrectk. town.\For Information call 60. commiseion., Apply New Syatenr 7 to 9. Porterfield’s Route tând -M pristgd )a bmde. Only M e a 9-3298. Laundry, 44 Kaiilaon SL Q upal, Soutli WIndaoir. JA *SM L T ' A' i . '•i '; } i U|b^ ,7 j '
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FRIDAY,. FEBRUARY 1, 19^ ':L CTEBK. lianrlfpotpr lEpfntng HftraUi " ' ■ t ■ . — k l.l imawdips^ •'V ------f- X it o u t T o w n Medical Society Today Is Last *1 at >ing Center^s l^ Stores Names Seven to ' " ■— AeJdwUai STOCK UP and SAVi ON THESE ITEMS: Joseph Barry, school physician; Gloucester Robert K. Duff, 13 Hudson B t, Mideast Plan Dr. Nicholas Marzlslo, Towti Direc has been promoted to the rank ) o f prhmU first class by Hartford’s tor of Health; Dr. Frapcls HsUrick.. FAMOUS BRAND SHEETS am1 CASES Gloucester, Mass., Feb. 2 Dr. George Lundbeig Jr., and Dr. TT -i-j vri.i/vn. V V Feh elater tn Jonwalepi an laraeli patrol . UJ8. Marins unit. He attends a 1- Melvin Horowitz. United Nations, N . i-..*'® “ 'Thad miMakenly croaaed into U.N.* {If)— ^The body of First Lt. hour drill Wednesday nights at Dr. Peckham is a member ex-of- 2 (fl*)— The U.Ni General As held Egyptian territory and was Stanley D. Jenkins Jr., 29, the Marin* Reserve Training Cen* T Y P E 130 TYP E 144 TYP E 180 flcio. LADY PEPPERELL aernbly moved into a special tired on.'by a U.N. patrol. He aald Pendleton, Ore., was re ter in Hartford. He is a high Dr. Peckham said today it will be LADY PEPPERELL the laraeli* fired back tor cover of Plane Crash school graduate and Is now at* DAN RIVER weekend session today to covered today by the Coast stiggested at tonight'a meeting that ' SUPERFINE MUSLIN COMRED PERCALE and retumM to their oWn *oil. tending the (Connecticut institute 'enUre (amtltes be encouraged to go' push a pjan to get iBraeli The propo*aI up for Aaaembly Guard after his Air Foic r o f Hahrdresslng in Hartford. - to any doctor, regardless of his troops out of Egypt and conalderation covera two main B47 crashed fiagiing into the Reg. 12.49. 72 X 10$ Reg. 12.99. 72 X 108 . . . . Reg. 83,19. 73 x 108 . . . . $2.49 specialty, to get polio shots. $1.89 $2.39 m ain^n peace in tha* ishaky point*: sea o ff this fishing port last Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Gosneyof The suggestion is in-line with an 1. Deplore* Israel’* noncorapll- night. the "Voice of the Andes," TJalcott* AMA policy part of the Middle East iTcy that the 'polio vacclrfa- ■ 82.88. 81 X 108 . . . . Beg. $8J!0. 81 X 108 . . . . But a* the 80-naUon body took uj) ance with preVlou* Aaaembly wso 20 Perish in Blaze, Reg. Reg. 88.29. 8i X,108 . . . . - ville. will be alpecial guests at the tion program be carried on largely j $2.09 $2*59 $2.69 But U ill® OU-niiUOn UUUjr hw»v Mgr 3U4VV TV.W** ------Y' XT the 2-part proposal,./ v -__ t aw there__nn was no! lutions and d»aiucall* forfftP . immAdlati immediate Gloucester, Mass., Feb. 2 Sunday momuig Holiness service as a family matter. Dublic alam of acceptance from j withdrawal of Israeli force* be- Dr. Peckham expressed the hope , a t the SalvaCfon Army OUdeL Reg. 69c. 43 X 86 Case*. Each C Reg. gS.80. 00 X 108 , . . . Rfg. ^.80. BO X 108 . . . . $3.09 either la i^ l or Egypt. Both nation* | hind the 1949 Palestine «rml*tice (/P)— A huge plane, believed They are vdccepted candidates for that the committee could mobilize 45 $2*99 must* concur before* the plan could i line. to be a B47 6*jet bomber, 82 Passengers Hurt Missionary work in ()uito, South quickly ao that everyone would. be put in operation, even-----it - it . 2. Requests both Israel and America. haye his complement of polio! HEAVY QUALITY crashed flaming into the sea HALE'S STURDYWEAR BED PILLOW VALUES the expected Aaaembly support Egypt to observe terms of the shots before the onset of the polio MAHRESS COVERS. off this fishing port last Sunset Rsbekah Lodge will pre* season. — . ' lOX.STITCHED Reg. 80.06. The plan was sponsored by the armistice and endorses recommen night. New York, Feb. 2 (ff) — Six official aReneies— with help Beg. 84.95. ZlppCred ...... $ 3 .6 9 dations of Secretary General Dag cisde its meettitg MoAday at g With Sugar or Lemon? In general, the nation's medical Waahable 100% Down . . . -$ 7 .9 S United States, India, Brazil, (Colum Fishermen who witnessed the volunteered also by the FBl-’-joined today in an effort to Reg. 14.80. Rubber Button* . .^^^49 bia, Indonesia, Norway and Yugo Hammarskjold for use of UNEF p.m. .in Odd Fellowa Hall with a Mrs- 'Vera Dormer, aupaniaor of the Mancheeter Hospital Nursing men are fa c ^ with two problems. I Quilttd Matirm Pads Reg. $7.96. crash picked up four life Jackets peg the cause of last night’s crash of a Northeast Airliner >tluek supper at 6:30. ' N o b l e One Is to get as many persons; slavia. Disagreement with the units to keep the peace along the and pieces of the craft. Staff, poura during a tea held yaaterday by the Nurelng Serricee of Fun or twin bed *lzes. Real heavy 100% Dacron carrying 102 persons. IVcnty persona died in the flaming rand Mrs. Floraace Armstrong inoculated as soon as possible. The With Cenitr Elosrie DuPont '-•••••$4.95 United States caused Canada to demarcation line. S Mancheeter in honor of Mrs. Dormer, Mre. Mary Sterud. left, and Mrs. quality mattre** cover* that will give ■withdraw from the list of sponsors. They salrf they saw no survi debris. requssta the members to bring a Maty Piria assistant aupervisora, The trio recently were named other la- to get into operation a years of wear. Seam* all bound. Reg. $8.0.6. Latex Foam ...... $ 3 ,9 9 The resolution says that after vors. program under which everyone Regular tS.98. A O Canadian delegates said the plan Israel pull* out of the disputed The big 4-engined craft, laden with passengers happily dish o f their choice, alio a gift for officially to their poeitions. and the silver service, was a Christmas should contain more specific Instuc- Portsmouth, N. H., Air Force the kitchen social to fellow tha g ift from one of the doctors to the boapiUl nurelng etaft. (Herald under 40 yeara old will be Inocu 88 X 78-Twin Site. . . . . ^ A . O f LATE.X FOAM centers of Sharm el Sheikh and the Base reported a B47 missing after contemplating reaching balmy Miami in a few hours, thun tlons for use of 'U.N. forces in the Gaza Strip, obserx-ance of the butinaat aeasion. Photo by Pinto): ______, lated. starting with a regular ^ MAHRESS TOPPER PADS PLAYTiX PILLOWS it failed to return from a routine Regular. $4.98. A O disputed areas. armistice requires the posting of dered to earth moments after taking off from La Guardia pediatric routine at 3 to 6 months ' Reg. $9.08. FuU Bed Mize ..$ 7 .9 9 training flight. GFS Benlers and their Bponsort old. 54 X 76 Full Size. ___ ^ O . O T Reg. $6.96. RegnUr Height .-$4,95 The proposal was announced last U N EF forces "on the Egyptian* 'hie Public Information office at airport in a swirling snowstorm. will obaerve GFS Week 'with a cor*' The Rev. Fred Kdgar., minister The American Legion Auxiliary Reg. $7.98. Twin Bed Mize ■ $ 5 ,9 9 night in an atmosphere of tension Israeli demarcation line.” Portsmouth identifled the crew* Of the othjers aboard, 64 were taken to hospitals'; 18 more will meet Tuesday at the Legion Pure white fliling that Is guaran Reg. 86.9.6. Extra Plump .••$6,95 pegata Communion, at the l l a.m. of the South Methodist Cllhurch, as delegate* received word of a Supporters o f the plan say it ' men of the missing plane as: Horae, end. rnembera are requested teed to launder white. Elastic on Like sleeping 1>n a cloud, deep shooting clash between Israeli went home after being attended for injuries. ' aarvict Sunday In 8t. Mary*! Kbis* will be a group leader In a dle- Reg. $10.93. King Mize ...... empowers Hammarskjold to deploy Capt. Alexander A. Wawrzy* to turn in their coupons. each comer. cushiony softness. $8.95 troops and Swedish soldiers of the It seemed that only a miracle prevented all from'perishing. c^>al Church. ctission on "How to be an Influ U.N. units in both the Gaza Strip niak, 35, Braddock, Pa., the ------h *if|- ence In'State Government" at the SREkTER HARTFORD U.N. Emergency Force (UNEF). Poliqe said that at least and the Sharm el Sheikh area plane's commander. the survivors, who included the legialetive seminar to be held An official U N. announcement Dr. Arthur W. Fanta, 34 Laurel FAIR Martax "Kitehan Blottar" Our nfth Shipment! guarding the Gulf of Aqaba. I First Lt. Stanley D. Jenkins Jr., plane's 6-meiflber crew, suffered PI., ■will the inatructor In an Thursday at the Emanuel Lu BATES from Cairo aald the Israelis opened i28, Pendleton. Ore., co-pilot. Slight Irregulars of 98e fire on the Swedes and the U.N. An Israeli spokesman declared serious injuries. cvenL.g eouraa on "Comparativa theran Church In Hartford. The S1\II \lt>IOKV his delegation was not consulted Capt. Orrln W. Snyder III. 31, The heavily loaded Northeaat B29s Crash unit returned the fire. It said there Gpvarrnnent’’ during the spring seminar is being sponsored, by the H 7rîof(i BEDSPREADS ' 22x44 Large Size Heavy Memphis, Tenn., the instructor Airlines DC-6A, less than two min- aatnastar at HlUyer O llega The Connecticut Council Of Churches. were no oasualties. pilot; L1 -.r, S ' : thru 17 ^ DISH TOWELS An Israeli Army spokesman said (Continued on Page Eleven) utss after it left the fleld, smashed 'nature' and foreign , polieig* of Thoss attending will , include dele Gas “ Rob Roy” and -“Greenbrier” First Lt. Stanley N. Partridge, into the ground of Rikers Island gates snd representatives of local CaRROR Bath Towals i 2.6i Cleveland, Ohio, flight ob In France; '■wrategic countries will be ana* F u rn o c a s in th* Blast River. lyaeid in tha iûras, a*hlch begins churches, women's groups, coun server. Survivors of airliner c ra ^ in New York are lirought ashore in The Bronx, N.Y. Rikers Island, site of a city pris- Monday. cils of churches and denomina lb »- I O M Extra Special. Each 4 5 C SPECIAr.-Êach 6 9 c . Saw Plane Fsll . m. is three-quarters of a mile tion*. I ^ > 0* “i r N jfTi. Ac t'. Reg. $8.95. $6*95 The Irregularities are *0 . slight Michael J. Ixivasco, Gloucester. from La Guardia. Eight Dead Tha monthly masting of the Otfict 2^1 M il St -jA ' they are hardly noticeable. Extra Labor to Urge U.S. 41-vear-old Ashing boat skipper New York police early today ac- Ifanch^ster Registered Nurses Extra large and absorbent, lint heavy solid rotors In delft blue, who was in the area, said a plane The Council meeting which wee Survivors Tell epted the offer of FBI Chief 'J. St, Lo, France, Feb. 2 (IP)—^Two free. Size ’20"x84’’. Six colored bor Handsome bright plaid* and fringe copen blue, turquoise, yellow and crashed with! na half mile of his Ekigar Hoover to Join, the mueh- Assn, win ba held .Tuesday n l ^ scheduled for tonight at Zion Lii* U.S. Air Force B29 aerial tankers der*. novelty; twin and full size. rose. boat; ------^— ------rooming investigation into the air at 7:30 in the miraea’ dliitng rsbtn ( ,eran Ohureh haa been poatponed crashed and exploded today at a 4 -H -C L U B - —V. . tragedy. o f tha bospita]. Dr. Harvay Waa- until Fab. 16 at 3 p.m. at the Allowance Guarantee Part Pay "W e were a half mile away A b o u t height o f almost three miles oysr Hoover, according to deputy serman will be the epeaker. church. when we saw ibis thing hit the this World War l l battleground $50 For Tour Old Unit BXHIBIT commissioner Walter Arm, offered No Payments TUI April water and explode." Lova.sco said area, killing eigi\J. crewmen ■ and "W e saw it was a big plane. ., . In Plane Crash the federal agency's assistance in ment Insurance laws “ continue to injured four. Sponsond by Miami Beach, Fla., Feb. 2 ? we went alongside and picked up a telephohe call to Police Commla- Chadwick & Co. be woefully Inadequate." The state lioner Stephen P. Kennedy. Arm Seven others were listed as BT. CYRIL and METHOOa'S T)\# AFL-CIO today set lU sighU navigation charts and jackets that 6S4 Center St.— MI g-OSSt ment was drsited by a committee JPeb,. 2 (gW "O a ry ’s •aid Kennedy promptly accepted missing but at least one survivor YO l'X O ,Mr,X*8 C Ll'B cm-a federal guarantee of . two^ were all mimed. Everything was him among the tout crew list of 18 thirda normal pay for h worker headed by President Welter Reuth- blown to smiUie'Hwns. We saw tha offer. BANK er of the Auto Workers Union. out THfaBKIT MITTJf tW tales, theb The FBI thus joins six other parachuted to safety. A ir BV»t!e when unemployed—a plan alrwdy wing* still burning and gasoline I climbed out after him. I rolled; men hoped others would turn up In effect In some private indus- "The Secretary of Labor admit flaming." separate investlgationa underway. ted recenUy in this very city," the him in 'th e snow to put out the. Angel Gorbea, confined In the similarly. . Thomaa Favazxa, 40. another Th* two huge 4-englne Super- SALE! SALE! police sUtement adopted by; council aaid, “that not a single flames.’' penitentiary e«t th* tiny Island gave ClquCBaUfcJQsoBrmaa JXMS’—I«'-4 iaw e-' .-32-y*ar-oId.. fqrt* c,on verted to .refw i Jet Inter SATURDAYS the. JurirCaiO Executive Council state had met" Oie"Viiy'B(fl(lerale '^ sd sid - account of th# resounding recommendations for Improvement mother,, lylth another baby on the craph qil the 4-engine passenger Continental planes Of the strategic a t ^ winter meetings here urged I (Continued on Po'ge Eleven) ORANGE HALL SPACE SAVERS and GARMENT HANGERS^ Congress to require states to pro made in 1964 by President Elsen way, said she reacted '"when *' pT'aiie. ■ ' t - i --jwn -' air command wire .part>of plane training flight tlyit left (U ManokeAteA Qa. vide Unemployment Compensa-, hower. - Northeast Airline plane- crashed ' Two explosions, the second loud Uon (U C ) beneftts amounting to . "This failure, even when the and burned on Rlkera Island' last er than this first, announced ’ the Bkigland this morning- The third oum crash, Gorbea aald. Watching from plane returned safely to th* base Multipit BI or Shirt Raefc SSt ta. Flat Wood Dress Haagers 14 for$8e "at" least $5 per cent" of a work prestige of President Eisenhower night. was Involved, should make it clear President Flies Mrs. Sandra Selm6nsky, 229 his vantage point in a prison win at Sculthorpe. er's past fulltime earnings. I dow, Gorbea related this scene: g|u» Skirt Hangers I for 18c The ifroposed maximum benefit, to everj’one, as labor has long Jerome St., Syosset, N. V., and her The man who parachuted svas Muftipio Skirt Racks "The whole sky. even through the A. m . to 1 3 NOON BINGO would be limited to two-thirds of claimed, that needed Improvements 2-year-old son were reunited with taken to. an isolated farm house snow, wea lighted. We (the prison . ' Combination Suit Hangars 5 for 88c workers' average weekly in unemployment insurance can On South Trip her husband, Robert, in T7»e Bronx. in the Normandy region. The suvlvors had been ferried from ers) stood at the window*, w e saw The U.S. consulate at (Therbourg EVEiV M T W D Ir NISHT Ings. This average is now about i only be achieved by federal ac people tumbling out of that ship— ihoo Valet Rikers Island. aald the planes wsre flying at ^ Men's Coat or Suit Hangers 8 for 8k $80 a week. The plan thus i tion... • ’ they were all lighted, too, by the 7:45 P.M. proposes weekly unemployment. "W e are glad, that there is not With Wilsons Selmohsky, 27, had been reduced about 15,009 feet when one .ost to hysteria in front o f the North flames. We saw them and their Kpeed and the second apparently l i t 20 G A M E M SPECIALS— 1 SWEEPSTAKE b e f i t s of about $.65 compared enough unemployment now to shadows. We saw th*m stumble. Plastic Dross Hangers 8 for 88e Wonder Clip Trouser Hangers 6 for 88c east Airlines ticket counter at La crashed into it. . ' with payments now averaging make federal action on unem Washington. Feb. 2 Presi “ We saw aom* fall, we saw some NOTIONS DF,PART.MKNT—MAIN FLOOR about $30. ■ \ ployment Insurance a burning is dent Eisenhower, accompanied by Guardia Field shortly after the just jump out, land on their hands The consulate said air rescue ■Under Supplemental Unemploy sue. Secretanr of Defense Wilson and Miami bound airliner crashed. snd kneep and then get up and run. plane* were flying (h the channel ment Benefit (SUBI plans already \ "B ut.a period of relatively full Mrs. Wilson, flew to Georgia today ’The steyedore burst into tears They beat at themselves because -roast to t«ke survivors to Air negotiated by unions with the employment Is the appropriate for two days of golf and relaxa sod screamed at ticket agents, "I maybe their clothes were burning. Force hospitals. ’ 'Shot Rapairinq of tha ioftar Kind'* l A l Y DEPT. SPECIALS Sportswear Specials! auto, steel and. other industries, tinm to prepare , for times, in the tion. begged.' I pleaded with you to take Some just ran a few feet from the One of the plane* carried 10 mM FURNITURE CO. Girls" Dept. Values employers augment state UC job future w’hich may not be so favor Wilson told reporters he planned my wife off that plane and you plane and rolled in the snow, as if and the other nine. CLOSEOUT OF FAMOUS MAKE Cotton DrpHM>!i, less payments to a maximum of able. P ^ p le do not wait for a fire to go on to Miami, Fla., ‘'some wouldn't do i t . . .you wouldn't do they were trying to smother the Valurn to WI.98. NOW .. $3.00 85 per cent of a worker’s normal before piitchsslng fire Inpiirance." time this afternoon." He is start it.” fire on their clothes.” (Ooritiaued on Page Six) (Sroup o f DreHHe., GIRLS* JACKETS take-home pay wheh he is em *Th> AFLrOO council was In re ing * 2-week vacation. As he shrieked, a woman ticket Kicked Hole in Fuselage SAM YULYES PASTEL TINT RIAPERS Value* to C A A A Site* 7 to 1'4. ' ployed. cess until Monday, . but George Eisenhower, who wss not accom agent broke into tea'rs and fled in Six children were aboard and at The aUte UC. system operates RUBBERS and ARCTICS 810.9A NOW * P O . U V and $7.00 VaJuet to g 1 f 9 8 . ^ W Meany, the federation's president, panied by Mrs. Eisenhower, greet to aij adjoining crew room. least one died. One'survivor told of 3 to-a package. Wool Bermuda Sbortn. under state laws but the AFL-CIO continued a round of meetings ed the wnsitlng Wilsons at the ramp Had PremonMon kicking a hole in the fuselage to e*' REPAIRED. proposal is to require the new. FEBRUARY SALE Reg. gl.TS. SPECIAL $ 1 . ^ 9 84.98 valUFH. NOW $2.99 aimed at ironlngolH union jurisdic of hla plane, the Columbine IIT. Jteunited with hia fan\lly before cape. He turned towards the p lu * Bulletins GIRLS’ SKIRTS higher level of benejlt paymenU as tional disputes. The feud may come for a second snd found himself in * Skates sharpened Skirt* The three poaed briefly for pho: hia wife and chUd were taken to .size* 7'to 14. a federal standard. The labor to a head at council Scasions next tographers, then climbed aboard. Fordham Hospital fo r 'a complete the path of a child thrown at him. * Hess'y duty tippers repla<>d. Value* tn $8.98. NOW .. $3.00 ^ jproup also' proposed extending.,to Be caught It and ran to safety. from the AP Wires ‘Jeriey .^Blouse*. ’ Value* to $6.08. NOW ' The plane took off at 8:18 a.m. checkup, Selmonsky was calmer CHILDREH'S HATS 39 weeks the period of state bene ' Pinpointing the tenaion behind in ( E S T I'for Augusta, Ga. Nk prison trusty told of retrieving IÊsSOUD VERMONT MAPLE 23 Valuea‘'to 87,98. NGSv . . . but atill Inaiating he had a pre N O W A T O AK ST. $3.00 ftts are payable. ter-unton rivalry. Vice President Eisenhower and the Wilsons were a mother and her 18-month*-old in Sweater*. PRETiEN SKIRTS . monition. tent from foot-deep snow that cov ' 'BAUD EXTENDS STAY A t Purnell Place Value* to I2.8A In lU policy statement yesterday jovisl, with no, outward sign of " I told- her to get off,” he said. Value* 1.0 86.98. NOW .. $2 29 SlgM 10 to 14. ’ (Continued oi Page Eleven) eted thV crash scene, a field used Weshhigton, Feb. 2 (IP)— ' Oak Street tide of Purnell Parking NOW ...... $T99 the council aald sUte unemploy the disagreements voiced this week "But the didn't want to. I waa Tlannel Shirt*. /by the prison to raise garden vege King Saud of Saudi Arabia has Value* to g.1.98. NOW $2.99 in the wake of Wilson’s statement driving' hqme, on the Grand Cen BEDROOM SET OPEN MONDAYS Valnee to gl.98. Reg. A8.2.V NOW ...... $1.99 table*. decided to extend his stay la on . Monday that the National tral ^ rk w a y , when 1 heard the Near-blixxsrd. conditions prt- Washington, evidently for (ur^ CLOSED WED. AT NOON NOW ...... $1.29 Group o f tBloii*e*. . PRETEEN CAR COATS ^ Guard harbored some draft dodgers craah and saw the flash. I knew Valne* to 83.98. NOW .. $1.49 ♦ vsnted ths nlaiie from taking off ther talk* with top U.S.. offi REG. $239.00^ A L E Vainea to 81A9, Size* 8 to 12. The FB I Story-24 dul'lng th* Korean War. what had happened.” More Winter Du^, for three hours and 15 minutes. A t cials on .MIdlle Eastern j>ro^ NOT ALL SIZES IN ABOVE ITEMS. Eisenhower told his n'eWs coe- Mrs. Selmonsky expects another -one point, the plane was towed lems. There was immediate NOW ...... 79c Value* to $16;B8, NOW ^ 1 1 ..V V ference two days later the Secre ALI, SALES FIN.4I,. child in two months. beck into a hanger. There, work speeulaUon that' some diftieal* tary’s, remark wa*. very unwiae. B AB Y DEPT__ STREET FLOOR SPORTSIVEAR—.SECOND FLOOR GIRLS’ DEPT.— Snd FLOOR / As first survfvors came off the men doused the wings sslUi alco tie* might hes'e arisen In .Sand’s Mrs. Wilson said the thought ferry they presented a grim, heart hol to clear it of ice and snow. eoBference* with President Ei GOLD lOND. ENGLANDER or RESTONIC i- T Eisenhower’s comment was "un rending scene. Ground Hog Says Rolled iMick on the runway, it senhower. But American o ffi called for.” cials said they were certain thia SPECIAL CLOSFDUT TABLE OF Wilson said Iqat night he meant (Continued on Page Eleven) (Coethiues, on Page Six) waa Bot true.- IMTTRESSES Mi to cast no reflection on any in Punksutawney, Pa., Feb. 2 (JPf—^^German sutlers. There, the belief PANTIES Save 6 n Opr T-h e . legendary Punxsutawney li&MPCfifrn GIRDLES and CORSELETTES dividual Guardsmen, but he re took on new facets with the Ger LIBERTE DAMAGED ; BOX SPAIN8S Regnlar S8r and 68r run proof M * Dresses and Coats iterated hts criticism of a Guard ground hog crawled, out Of hia -win mans reasoning-that If the sun Le Havre, Stance, Feb, 2 IB—. rot Imit rayon pantlr* in elaatir 'or And other amall items. B'rokra *tyie* training syatem which he termed ter burrow at dawn today, saw his shone on Feb. 2 a wise animal like Pan American Pounding seas in an English 4/4 ONLY—ONLY *sch band leg brief*. All white with full Pleaty of time for woolen wear. It may and size*. Value 88.96 to flAOO. SALE inadequate. Eisenhower had said shadow apd scurried back into his the ground hog would see its rhanoel. sterm last sight dam elaatir watatband*. ' be tpring iii. our heart* but not in the air. he agreed with Wilson on-the need News Tidbits hole. By tradition this means six . oadow and hurry back IntO’ its aged the stem section of tM Si^\1«lt our Ready to Wear Department Ocsyrishi iMt by DON WHlTKHKAi>«K:epted the Soviet Red chiefs at for a strong guard tralning'ayateni. more weeks o f wintry weather. burrow for another six'weeks. This Pilots Schedule French Ibier Llberte. injurUg Sizes 5, 6, 7...... 3 for $1.00 and *ee the wonderful value* in Coata $1.95 T. $7.95 fight sgalnst communism word, “Good morning, good: morning, Called from AP Wires A t least that's what Sam Light, six weeks was interrupted by the several passengers. Md*t of the ' sous NOSTHiSN MAPU and Dreeae* w^ are offering during our has been by all odds the strangest Third, communism threatened to good morning," Was the greet presideflt of the Punxsutawney Germans to be the se'cond winter victims suffered only minor In Sizes 8, 9, 10...... 2 for $1.00- atore-widr sale. T ehapter in the history of the FBI destroy the freedoms and .the gov Eisanhower had for Secretary Ground Hog Club says. ' proiphesied in the myth. Global Strike juries. The Sl,8St-ton Inxnry , . VISIT o m — end the least understood. ernment which these men were Mr*. Wilson. The three exclti state Legislature elated t* *hlfl Light, who' acts as officisl in Then, one brisk fall day back In liner was causght in the vMent UVINB ROOM, OOGKTAIL STEP PRESSES The FBI's role cannot be under^ j .worn to defend. ThU threat had a fe'W brief comments, inaudible to from one te three seeeiqn deye a terpreter of gpe forecasts of the 1898,»' seven men from Punxau- storm between PI>'raouth, Eng. One Oronp, . stood Unless la. “ h under- fought .just as the gangster newsmen, ^ fo r e going up the week around mid-February in or "Seer of Seers" or "Oracle of Dob- tawny. a community o f 10,000 Chicago, Feb. 2 IIP)— A world Iwid, and Le Havre. High wave* NYLONS bier's Knob," aald the fateful pro Reg. $10.95 to 812.86. NOW . $8.00 BARBAIH standing of the FBI approach to i threat was fought in the ' early steps to the plane. der to help lawmaking machinery rbout 100 miles northeast of Pitts wide strike by 1.536 pilots for daraeged the stem. iiU jENO TABLES Regular $1.08. Sheer dark aeam 60 One Group. the problem under the leadership 1930,. Not with the same meth- Wilson said he had no further move faster in turning out bills. nouncement was made at exactly burgh, decided to trudge up a near Pan' American World Airways has 2 comment oii the National Guard .7:47 a.m. 1 NAZISM ’DEAD, BURlEiy gauge nylon, hoalery with retaforced Reg. $14.93 to 819.96. NOW Odds V Ends O f - e t J. EMgar Hoover and ^ e menjod* •nd .weapons, o f course, but . . Dire threat of flood hen^ o-ver by hill to J. drink beer and eat been called for Feb. 8 by the Air $12 00 rukua. Acisording to tradition, if the. Bonn, Germany, Feb. g (>P) — heel end toe* for extra Qne Group. ^ around him. I by every le ^ I means and JUst. as North Alabama while* four other ground hog. Line Pilots Aaan. In a dispute over Winter Merchandise First, Hoover looked on com- roiôtlessly. Asked If he intended to "talk Southern States begin mop-up ground hog sees his shadow he re Thej’ stopped on . the..w'ay and a new contract. ' Retiring U.S. .AmbasBador Reg. $32.96 to 824A6. NOW $15.00 turns to his.burrow and there will STARTm OAT gi'i te ll. 2 r» $1.49 At Tremendous Savings! munism as an international con-, pourth. thoee who were mem- butinesa” with the President on the operatione ' in -wake of floo the traveling public in organised on an interlocking Then, a sha/t of sun light Broke newspaper began tp refer to the —in many color*. FrenA' purse In Reg. 874.9.6.to 889.9.6. NOW $55.00 security. it Was the legal and Van Nuya. Calif., Feb. 2 — second day but Nvw York Caty group as the Ground Hog Club. 58 countries which PA A serves on P L A N E VICTTIM DIBS worldwide basis to wreck the ex- through the clouds and he saw his ALSO SOUD CHERRY. MAPLE ond PINE ■mooVt caUtkin. V a ln ea / 'i^ ^ moral duty of the FB I to combat Nine children remained in critical publisbers find legal means to Eventually, the club b ^ n hold all continents to "provide ample Van Nuy*. Calif., Feb. 8 .)/f6— READY TO WEAR DEPT.—2nd FLOOR $1.00 xo $5.98 Istlng social system and in ' so shad(w. He turned about and went time for international travelers to to 818.06. Sale priee. Each ’ this menace and checkmate It condition today in the aftermath distribute papers to suburbs. . . ing its celebrations an Feb. 2 after A 13-yessr-old boy died tedsty ■— HDROOM and DINING ROOM flECES ON SALE ALL SAIJ:,S FINAL doing to overthrow the govern back into his burrow. TTiat means receiving warning and make plans the eighth -vicHm of the imhgg. where 7>os*ible. . . of a collision-crippled alrlin'er’a New Haven police seek man they Cflymer H, Freas, City editor of ment of the United States by only one thing: Six more weeks accordingly.” of two colliding aircraft over the View Still Sound flaming craah a(, Pscolma Junior aay fgtally aUbhed rNOgro fol the Funxsutawney Spirit,- bragged e h o R ttr force and violence after it had of winter weather." The ALPA'said prinilpal issue* Sea Femanado vaUey. He This Vlas the baaic outlook to High School. Seven persons died lowing afgument in tavern. -that the Runxsutawney ground hog GREEN STAMPS GIVEN WITH ALL CASH SALES t>een weakened by subversion. ward communism which the FBI outright. Light iiays the ground hog day ‘—"The Seer of Gobbler’s Knob” — in the dispute are Increases in Evan Eisner, who lost e leg when See Plan for Con(|UF«t Cknnmunist E u t Germany plana celebration idea actually was pay for pilots, rules and working nit dawn by flylag'jSieijhage opy carried IntO’ the task of keeping a Albert Ballou, 13, had hia left •to B^cestftben , fffrtory workers' could forecast whether there Would Second, the men in command at leg amputated after the craalv brought to tW* country by Oen- Condition*, particularly dealing the Pspootma Junior High Sehnal check on Communist aetivlUes as mllltm to jirdydilt poislblllty of be a second winter when Be' TREE. the FBI had no illusion that' the Thurad^. Evan Elaner, 13, Idst his man settlers w h o apparently emerged frqm his burrow. with "excess tlm* on duty and Athtetir fleM .^linnM ^. ûmted_by Resident Roosevelt anti-Communist 'Onbellion. . . ‘Communist Manllqsto’ and the in 1836. TTie viewpoint remsin4d left leg. too, and suffered aevere pieked it up from their forefathers. time away fron- home," and dura British Defense Minister buncaq -The-Ground Hog (Tlub grew in PARKING writinga of Lenin and then Stalin unchanged over the yenze-bfeeiue abd&mlBal lacerations. >'8ome. historical sources say numbers and prMUge. Msmhers tion of the contract. , MAGMUXAIKTOQ b d i anty ri»A" MAlenkov and< then 4 he estimste made by Hoover of Othga atm oriUCSl:' Sandya ends neerty * week * ( Roman Legions first heard Sayen, in a statement, criticised L ondon, Fob. S af>-» Reaf Of Ogr Store. CORI! with U.S. mili now, indignaptly refer to other fore- ■hchev were Inteilqetaial the ottaace of commualsKi was as 'John -Sain. ' l5, third degree ra-ige. weenur forecasts onêb. 3 '189$ 'ss. ,it UM in bums b fte modt of his body! tary oflUtBliÎn Washington, while they were doing lowers as ‘^‘imposters.” The chief Its "adamant position.” saying it the Riaaalnaa today h* IR7 BA8T CENfER ST.—BHOPPIN(; PLAZA Mohcy\Rc(jjnd$d « t M A N C H E $ T M R i B i , i g m b* ^ ttimr’a .8aek '"Bengston. 12,i punctured Hartford H^mrior 0>urt judge service tn l^tain.. competitors arc in ()uarryviUc, Pa., left "no alternative und4r the Igw, ho able to visit 1229\MAINRIMAIN ST,;STi —~ MANCHESTER Inge sriitV. unlnsLUM waBiiignlst n n y . left lui^. ------o f Dr. , Isaaw At any rate, wunetim* long ago, Allentown, Pa.,,Arkansas and Wis imhsas the pilots of PA A are wil —an lavltRltm Btamp l^nnthr > CORNER MAIN oi* OAK aU>B 2gNT»ANCE-.-FREÊ PARKING O P M ItLL 9 — TEL Ml 9.S23S e ^ *ft| ^^n^sid Lefini^, 12, frscbize4i -Cornwall's -rnedt ^ Miaijie . . there 'sraseras a superstittousuperstitto, that if consin. , ■ , , ling to smbrees detsrloreUng pur* oepted by hfii \‘L t ' ,4, skull.;ull. * PrismmM. from Wstbenfjeld ' Cb Fbbi 3 vtaeJiright and deer more Th# Punxutsemey Club gr«w to et.aaing power $nd working condi Aatheng Eds ■ai-'aMUL t a t w ______m Albert P i r i g. J|ii(i1^. p s v |ta. lepalz reeds xo|d weather was stir* tw fcUew. imUoeAl prominence underî' tS* Ised- tion* rsViitive'.td oUisr, pilots « ■ npafsORR'■ iita'.: .n d it. about K i ago ,t$L The myth persisted gnd diaBged. Tlje Fffi legdenliip ac- i' ■'/ (OMltaaeR fjpge - (CoaOMe* *a T s t * f waiL Berners- tarouj^t to 'PcftnsylvsjtlaT hy early f( ‘ 1) V*-
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