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-__' P A C E 8 K T EEW TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 1,198€ ATcrawe Daily Net Pr«m Ran \ - F s r Urn Weak Ended illanrt^^atfr lEoenittg raid Peb..«, 1$M • • • • 8 ...H 9udd't Orchestra will provide David O. Custer, son of Mr. and tha class should bo brought by ae...e.«t^ee • .* * 1 * * 4 . ------music for square and round danc­ Mra. Truman F. Cuater, 175 Olen- EmcfRency DAclprs Oil Paint Class the piipfl, or they fhay bo pur­ 11,895 About Town ing at the Valentine dance of the wood St., ia on the dean's Hat for chased St ths time of tha first Member e ( the Audit Buckley School PTA tn the achooi the firit aemeste'r of this year at aPh.vsiclana of the Manches­ Be^ns Tuesday class when a representative of an Burenu ef CXrealatlon I Saul SUvtrstetn, president of auditorium Saturday, Feb. 11, from the University of Connecticut. He ter Medical Assn, who will re­ art supply company will be present Rofcni Corp., .Unriftit wlU address t o w OA ^8 to midnight. 'Tleketa may be ia majoring In government'In the spond to emergency calls to-' "Oil Painting for Pleaaure.’' an for the assistance of any who Cash? the ' Bridfepoct chapter of the B H a i PhtTam im fiiRMN C el 8 8 S tm 8SOO la I Trip! ' secured from Mrs.' -Victor Dorman, College of Arts and Sciences, morrow afternoon and eviening evening course of to weeks, la be­ wish It. Soctsty for Advancement of Man- 111'Elisabeth Dr., or at the door. iiE ia iR It M*. nw l»M*.PhB a Phone for I-trip loon. Upon approval, agement. On Thursday he will ad­ are Dr. Jacob Segal '(adults ing offered by the Manchester VOL. LXXV, no; 10» (TWKNTY-POUR PAGES—TWp SECTIONS) I Mrs. Lazarus Spiwak is general Linne Lodge. No. 72. Knights of. onlyl. Tel. MI 3-612.5 and Dr. $ B.ri pick up cash. L School Drops visit to the Veterans Hospital at Mrs. Fawn McCarthy was elect- p.m. with meeting to fo|)OU''. 'Joseph’s College. Weft Hartford. .Mlaa Addy la a graduate of the ^afe In Crash Rocky Hill Thursday evening to , la chairman of the refreshment FUNERAL ad president ,of the Municipal help entertain the patients. Cars' Hartford Art Schpoi. atudying un­ Bnllmng Ehnployes Committee for Mystic Reviei*. No. 2, Women’s committee for,the annual Junior der Frederick S. Hynd, Henry o e n e f i d a l finance co Benefit Assn., will hold Its busi-. will leave from the post home at ! Prom Feb. 11. at the K. of C. 1 SERVICE In Venezuela n 1-year Urm at a meeting Friday 6 p.m. Anyone wishing to go may Kreis, Gall Martin and Paul Zlm-, ness meeting tonight at 8 o'clock I Home, Wlnd.ior. Miss Flaherty is a Waller n ; of workers in the Municipal Build­ ' and follow It with a Valentine so- contact Mis . Edith Mason or .Mrs. merman. ,Sho received an associate^ N.. at9$$ca®®ter ing. Mrs. .Marguerite Wood was I history and political science major. degi-ee In^ tine arts from Hlllyef. Leclerc' San Juan, Puerto Rico, Feb. 8 ; ciat in Odd Fellows bariqiipt hall. Ella Brimble. ' She Is sctlife In the drama club of •C MAIN ST., 2nd FI., Ovtr Waolworth'$, MANCHESTEN —T he'ti.8. Navy announced t»- •named foeretary. Rules of the I Mrs. Louise Banks and her com -. College tn 1948. and has J>iat com­ Dlreclor group were changed -to provide j the college, al.so the Cloakroom. Mitchell S-41S$ . Ask tor thrVCS MANagsr mittee will serve refreshments. pleted couiaea to receive tier MA 23 Main St reel, Manchester day a'patrol bomber mlaaing on a that no person can sen’e on the St. Margaret'Mary Mothers jCheniiatry and Nurses club., fi'om Hillyer this year. For the , ’ \ OWN THURSDAY IVININOS UNTIl • R.M. Circle will meet tomofrow at 8 “ ' iHM *m4, I* t«i4wti .( *11 imr«M4l.| IWMI . ■ . * * ’ By LEONARD ZEIDENBERG pascue misalon to Antarctic had g-member oommittee for more Mrs. Wallace Jdnes of Phelps past three aummera, she has at­ Call Ml 9-5869 been fo'jnd In Venezuela with, all than two years, consecutively. An­ .m.. at the home of Mrs. Rose I Miss Ruth L. Mearnian of —^ . (First of Three Articled) . Rd. left yesterday for a visit with IBattislo, 21 .Scarborough Rd. I Loomis St. and Bruce A. Bennett tended the Arts and Crafts Work- aboard aafe and unln^red. other rule change provided for the stop at the Wllllmantic State In the town of Columbia’^d»n*«»F<«*. psrent and teach­ .relatives in St? Petersburg, f'lal i ‘ of Miami, Fla., will be united In er get together twice a year and. The plane, a Neptune P2V, with election of two of the members for I Teachers College. \ V- A- last November, the parents of seven men aboard, earlier was re­ n 3-ycar period All Salvation Army Band mem­ marriage thia evening at 7 o’clock In /a conference that generally The monthly,, meeting of the bers are requested to meet at the j in the Second Congregational .Miss Afldy ha.s conducted aVt the 275 children attending lasts about a half hour, cover—-or ported down In a marshy area of British American Club will be held Holmes Funeral Home at 8 o’clock 1 Church. classes In her studio In Manchester - the 8-grade Horace W. Porter try to cover—jvery phase of a northeast Venezuela. at the clubhouse tonight at 8 tonight to conduct a short service since-1847, .She has. bad a number child’s development. The Navy announcement said it o'clock. of private showings of her Work in School were busy making.and was found ’70 miles 'southwest of AsksLifJiJig for Leonari) Nicklen. 1 The Manchester Registered keeping appointments wltn Consider Social Adjustment I Nurses Assn.' Will hold a meeting Boston and locally. Among her con­ ★ SATISFACTION Using a narrative' report pre­ Trln'dad. Hose 0>.. No. .1. SMFD. will hold Tl|« regular meeting of XI Gam­ I tonight at 7:30 In the nurses’ din­ nections. she ia a member gf the the school’s teachers. By car pared by the teacher as their text, No Sign of Fire EMERGENCY j its monthly meeting at 8 o’clock to- ma-Chapter. Bet^ Sigma Phi, will, ing room of the Memorial Hospi­ Connecticut Academy of Fine Arts, and by bus, singly and iii parent and teacher discuss not (ftlspatches from Caracas. Vene­ Of Bars on i night at the firehouse. he held tonight a t 8:15 at the tal. vice president of the Manchester only the child's academic record zuela, jald the twin-engine am­ Fine Arts Aasn., and a charter pairs, they visited the new phibious plani was sighted on the OIL MIRNCR home of Mra. Minor Friend, 62 GUARANTEED rod-brick school thkt is set but also his social adjustmfnt — The. Dorcas Group of the South Pleasant. Sti Following the busi­ I The Golden Rule Club of the Tal- member gf the Amateur Artists that Is, how, he gets along, be­ ground in the Orlnoc: ileKa area. SERVICE j Methodist Church will meet lomo(^- ness meeting, the time will be I cottville Congregational Church A.Washington, Fbb. $ UT) —1‘Im > Door De Luxe Sedan. Radio, heater two-lone paint. 1 In a statement mailed yesterday (.for polltlnal expenditure w as kept Culled from AP Wirefl that the university can riot deny to the campus yeaterday aft'er the: United States Mvtaed Kossto rJ Repeated By Request Ribicoff Requests Rule to its more than 400 member,s, the secret but Meftevitt .indicated It Negroes enrrillment beesuse of triiateea excluded Mias Lucy on the today it wUI ‘‘seek to aveld",, ! Connecticut chapter said: \ ' | w^tdd surpass, perhsps come close their race. grounds It was nMrsaary for her laiincMng waatlier balloona- ! "Although no formal charges j to'dbubling. the peak apending of The board- of trustees denied which might ensia Russian ter­ C H O IC E c e n t e r c u t With the jury still out, two wom­ ritory. Russia- had objected FULL On How to Fire Fallotti ] have been filed against Miss Verne-' approximately IS.’iO.OOO by both Mrs. Hudson admission on the (Continued oa Three) ■1-. . Weed, chairman .of the Cbnnectl- the national AFL and,.CIO In the en and eight men accuied of Com­ that its bounitariea were being PRICE munist conspiracy to" aTdvocate xlijUted. / : I cut''chapter, the executive corn- 19.54 congresaiongl cam’palgns. violent Overthrow of ft.8. Govern­ Hartforji, Feb. 8 i(P; -Gov. Ribi­ dropped by the pibsecutlon be- i mittee of the tihapter is neverlhe- Seek Voluntary Donations ment, declare they havO only praise Like new. Radio, healer. (-ause it had Insufficient evidence ’ leas greatly, concerned about, the The. AFL-QIO proposes to Tsise Protest on \Spy\Balloons* SIX RiU' JETS CRASH coff asked for a fast legal opinion for seven lawyers provided to de- bjarham, England, Feb. 8, (/P) for a conviction. j possible effects upon our newly,. the money from voluntsry con- ; without coat- , New " ’ ...... ^ ~ today on' procedures to fjjllow However, Leavitt complained be- i formed organization of atatement" ~ S ix Hunter Jet f l g b t e ^ shoijid he decide to seek tlie re­ Wbutlons of union members. | yorg jim es says British govern worth nearly one million pounds (■a*)se he was not given a chance'to ' concerning Miss Weed made by a There ia no legal ban on raising or ; nienl leade rs atudying - far-reaching- • - ■ New hydramhiic. moval of Deputy. Motor Vetiiclea testify al the hearing on VassallQ’s paid witness. In the Smith A c t ' spending such funds ( $ 2, 800, 000) I— rrashed today A , propoaal to link Brltlab f.’om'moa- around this eualcrn Engtiind nir-' Commissioner Rocco D. Pallotti. llcon.*c. trial ■■ 1(1 addition, the Aln,-CIO plans i Mealth irallllcallv and economically East Reich Threatens ’41 Cadillac Sedan (iood motor. - The Governor at his 10:15 a m.. Palluftl said that was an over- The reference to a paid witness lo tatap p jtsJts 140 unionsunloiis for sums from WesterrKurope. bn*e. All ran. out’ of fuel during preaa conference said he hal a.*ked sight on his part. referred tq the money -Miss Psumi their treasuries for "political edu- | VVesllnghouse Electric Corp. bad wratherij.Four piloto baled State Atty. Gen. John J. Hrackvn i .-jf j had'knftwn that Leavitt testified . the FBI .paid her for un- cation, acquainting union mem-, ,y,,h g,y as negolla-. Air Blockade of Berlin out aaffly. one survived a crash- Win wrth r«<'ora« or rBup^ctive Uofu iiufitAlned effort landing anil the other waa mies- EAjSY[ TERMS - bKq (TRADES earlier thj* morning for an Opinion ' ,vanrer to testify, 1 would have I oeTcover activities, ing.’ - I- . "as fas aa possible.’ | permitted him to do so." (he Dep- cAndinateB, Including membeni of, nettle dispute .. Colorado 8u* ! Congress seeking reelection, snd I p,eme Court Justice evaluating evl- Berlin, Feb.- 8 ' (ft) Communist--westernixifficial said; "It's a veiled I "If anything is to be done, it ; ul^' Commissioner sdid. M.6LAVA FREEDOM. IN *57 REG. 53c SATISFACTION GUARANTEED should be done legallj',’’ the Gover- a On political lasues...... dence which newsmen hope ' w ill, East Gennany raised the threkt! j-h''«*t-hut *t’a a question whether Plans Fight for Job ^ ^ We.sl" Thriu* Start London, Feb. 8 liPi—Britlah . nor said in d'qcu.*sing the (’allolti raUotti .says if a report. uhanded Under the Taft-Hsrtley law, open courtrooms to unlimited pic-' today of a Dosslble blockade of I J* *’ r . < i, and .Malayan negottatOra an- V .... report handed I . 1 ^ T ’„ I L . taken from union Ireasur-! |ire taking broadcaata arid lele-i / X * ^ cas-e. "If one ia to'be removed, I over to Ribicoff rodaf means his t l r l l C l C l l e J lia ib t 1 a l K 'f s ’ les is prohibited from being used [ cm Is of piw weste^ 8lr trsFlc Into l»oI«t«l + ji;„,.ope„ satellites and Com,rnu- ribunred agreement today to Want to know how to go about it.’’ dismiasai, he will flght for hH nlst China all have charged in i'e- prm-lalm the Independence with­ CHOICE |i Ribicoff sat'd his request for the for ()ajtisan political purfioses In I’nayers are offered for Josef I West Berlin, J8,000.-a-.vear post. behalf of candldalea for federal Cardinal Mindazenty. Primate of The threat came from the rent days that the United States in the Brltlsn Commonwealth of I legal opinion did not mean j he will Washington, Feb. 8 I745 Survey Briyaln’s biggest dollar earner— iO N E-IN The report was to be made by of American. British and, French office, including ' »f ! Presidium of th.e Volkskariimer was.-sending "military reconnais­ ’49 CltfVIU)LET _ fire Rallotti. He said, however, he Tvnan. the Federation of Msyato—by wanted to be sure of the pioce- military and palitlcal capabilities presidency. hi* ncnlciice to life ih prison. . . . ! I lower house) In a protest coiv- sance .balloons’’ over .their terri- Tlicie ws.* nothing wnmg or for dcallqg with anv new Muidle Several AFL-CIO chiefs Iriter- Chlnese Nationalist gitcrrillss cap-I cerning "spy halloons." A state- lory! Tho Soviets ■ declared U-S. Aug. SI, 1957. DOWN durc to follow in such an event. I J|i • e* v*vt* acvtievv* *' Oatti-vtlt «-• I irreRulai’ in my action,’ r p^ajiter-n. emergency began today. viewed In sdvsnce of their politi­ lure ('onimunl*l Junk loaded tvlth 1 menl asserted the Allies would be military organizations were send- A l Hope* for t{viirk De<'li||lon cal pow-wow totlsy said .they In­ aviation fuel the night of Ji(n. 28. I "well advised" if, they remembered ing up balloons carrying radio YANKKE.S UET McDERMOTT CONVERTIBLE Ribicoff aaid he hoped to-^make tended to review the political aitu- but fire from Comujunist shrire ; what planes flying to West Berlin equipment and cameias. . Washington, Feb. 8 (/Pi—The atinn state-by-stale and make pre- I W ashingto t Kenalors today an- ; R. H., CLEAN, SOLID . guns forced them tn abandon it, are traveling through the "sover- Red China Joined in the protests He sftT h e 'w o id ".^il after°i!eTe: ' rHws^,‘'" / r G fv e r n o r is howe‘" ‘'nd B Itf h'^PiT' limiriKry choices between potentisi | according to official Central News I eign air territory’’ 6f East Gcr- last night with a Peiping radio nounred a 7-player deal with tha CHUCK ce.ves the Bracken opinion.’ >nd R,„(roff. who met with T^vnorl.m Kden a"con^efen^s* h^.e New York Yankees which aendO rlvsls The result of this wss not ! Agency. ’’ I many. Berllri ia 110 miles inside conferred with Motor Vehicles Mondav, gave the broadcast saylngvi "We strongly vetemri pitcher Maury Mcdter- ” e' nerTweek. ^ ekpectei^ to' he'msde public. U S. Tax Court rules taxes must ' East Germany. protest against this and demartd t-’ommissloner John J. Tynan later ^ make .These leaders said their objec- be paidonpaid . on prize* awarded a t! Western pollticn.l poll expe'rts said H matt and shortstop Bob Kline te in the morning. "1 want to settle gd- , Advan< e developments- indicate that the government of the United tlon of the department and prepare ; tllat . both Israel and the Arab 1 *s ,, , rhiircli bazaar drawings. . . . 38: was tlie first time East Germany New York in /{return for four this thing, as fast as possible and jjj, report States stop this provocative action rookies and one player not yet I states' are becoming concerned i 1. poiordlnate state and - local y.eai-old 'woman struck by train has ever referred to Its air terri­ Immediately.’’ _ ^ will not procraatlnate” he said^ f The------Goviumor-- said Monday that >olei the steps which may be de- ! AFUClJO orgariizations Into effec- traveling 80 miles a|i hour in South tory in'such strong terms.. namei). The Senators said no ROAST REG. 43c rallotti, a -prominent Harirord ci.,.e„ ,a I, i,. . >r.— ----- 1 D„.t. ..a — ■------' tive. doorbell-punching political Bend. Ind. and suffered onl.Vi a '"''V ' ‘The Presidium’s dectaYa'tlOn, as U.S, Secretary of .Stale .Dulles rash was involved in their- eec-^ Democrat proper macKlnes bn her lip. \ reported by the official East Ger- told a news conference that thou­ ond big trade of the xelnter. for restoring 2. sands of- weather balloona have akm Concentrate op congressional Argentina am) Mexlep agree to iVian news agency ADN, said: ■1 I THESE ARE 1 DAY SPECIALS O nI y T Aug. 30, to itions rar es. Senate and House minimiz­ reeMve last batch of StT jforinet Kn- "Those who are involved tin tha been released by the United States RIDOW’AY’^ MUM ON PBOBB had been I Hartford (politics' for nearly charter. ing psrtlcipgtion In strl’ctly InrsI re«n war prisbners left' behind in launching of the balloons) would in the Pacific, westetkt Europe and Washington. . Feb. 8 (ft)—(Jen. *. 1' - ■,‘- nd once convicted, on drunken j^years/ ' 1 The task a.*tig(ied Hte conferees. (lolitical races, on the theory that India.’. . Moscow Radiol-reporting be well advised if they rerninded North America and said they prob­ .Matthew- Ridgway nt|yrad a ■ ;r Sriving---m charges.. — I The 46-.year-old former city al- - whose seseions may go on for Congress ia Igbor’s prime concern. the University of Alabqinf disor­ themselves clearly that the path of ably hZve crossed the territory of terse "no iumment” today aflcF ’ • 1 ^ FREE f I German and former Slate Sena- several weeks,, is to And ways of ■ -3. "Get"Getefter" —eft^r"...... ail unions to pro- ders over enrollment of Autheririe these American balloons, Juat aa 20 or So countries. U.S. govern­ a 2-bour clqsed sesaion with a Charles ^ a y itt of East Hartford tor is serving for the second time : puttihg teeth -into.a -ISS'O Anieri- vide the fundii andan nanpower to do Lucy, sa.v "Persecution of this Ne­ the, air'-traffic of the weitern Al­ ment sources have descrltod the House Appropriattoas aubeom* ’f’ PARKING was involved in an accident w ith aa deputy commissioner in the can-^Biittsh-French declaration. It a real vote-gettitting Job. gro'student aroused public prottota lied countries- to Berlin, leads ballQOiu aa acienttfic, not miltiary, mittee working on the 1$51 mili­ Domlnicjc Vassallo, 41, of Newinidg; Motor Vehicles Dept; pledged that steps would be taken "We’va got to work much hard- throughout the United States.’' through the sovereign air territory 'devlcaa-Dulles'said he believed the tary bwIgeL The former Ailny ^opuC ta tqn, who had been convictad one,dpe He received his first appoint­ in or out of the U.N, against cither cr thia yearyaar or %cy will, murder George Bauter J r , 22, Madison, pf the DDR (East Germany).’' United States had tha right to aen() Chief of Staff who has eriOoized (1 .'I;- 974 befor* -on a drunken d ^ lv'lp lg ment to the post, which now pays aide which threatened or used ui,” aald Joaeph D. Keenan, secre­ hsM erimlaalljr reaponalble in cor- Ve4led Throat up such bailoona but that the V.S. mlUtary hudgot onto to n aattoa OPEN TONIGHT UHTIL 9 P* M* ehanfa. A fter - tha accident, 'Vaii- $8,160 a year,' during-(the adihii)- onar'ii finding today for traffic government wtnild be ’dlapoaed to ef earreat magaataa atlldsiv force» In Palaattne. tary-treasurer ef the Intepnatienal The U:8. mission in Berlin aald MAIN. ST. SUPER MARKETS Mllo was ,arrested on a drunken death ef fallow townsman, AndiwW it would hav# no commant on tho waa Mealled tor further qaoet, 1 * V tOLLANO TURNPIKE. RQCKVILL^ ROAD. \ drtvirif-chtrfs bu^ tha charge (Oeattooed #■ FOge Tire) (Oenttoiied e i Eage B U toea)'' (Coattaead m Page Seraa) Cgauia J r , 80. • .Volkakammar daclaratioh. On# top (OealtaMd a* Pncp'row). Readag thleiaftoeeeee. : ' 4 The r . A H* SchM fer Arawlnf Co. of OenafieUqut^ lac. • ■ ' : ■ ■■ r ' l- ■ ’ --r* i-;. k- •A 1 1 1 \ ■ ■ !> ■/: ■Si.

FACE TWO aiANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER, UUNM« WEDNESDAY. FEBRUARY 8, 1956 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER, CONN., WEDNE§DAY, FEBRUARY 8, 1966 ltd. and i*«vtd to HhaardvlUe. Mr. aad Mra. Kenneth Cook and eon payers during the next fUcal dations of ths staff on claiw aS’ Bowers Hits Proposed Changes A n d o v e r jraar." Wapping March of Dimas Drive has an­ fom a l l h o u s ih o l d ^ Italy Rescuers Asks Lifting Jyrry ar* vacationing In Florida. ■Ignmenta for 1S56-97. nounced that $1,081 haa been col­ oo^BCETto' Fourteen members of the El- G & S i The Board will notify the faculty The anticipated ' enrollment of Qsrir Casper Two Crises Facing ’Of the Andover Elementary School lected locally, with the largest FUn FURFOSIS IlngtoA Friendship Club met Mon- Cbarlas Btektsrd Pst O'BrIsa FinaDtc Board 380 atudenta under the proposed' 8ci)(Utg Will Hold amount made by the mothers GIFT SETS Battle Snow to In Keeney School Construction d|y night at the' parsonage, today of the Finance Board’s reply schedule w-ouiq be as follows: Daasia O’ffaafs and. at the same time, inform’ the march, whrh netted $758JO for FREE VALEXTLVE Of Bars on Churrh Newa " C o u rt Ij^jects Boost Grade 1, 29; tW’o classes In Grade theN^ve. TWa was $47 mbre than GIFT WRAPPING MEANS The llav. Kenneth Johnson will ataff that the School Board has Annual Banquet Relieve Towns • Ck-hoea of the oMTIghl over thee’ ' "I don’t hold grudges. Shcr- ' M a rtia l unaSlmously voted to direct the 2 of 30 atudenta each; Grade 3 30; last yeaiK Keenev Street School reaounded in i v>ood." he said, ’ but I ait here meet with the confirmation- claaa Alabama Trustees a apllt Grade. ,3-4, 3) a split Circle to Meet " iB tk k For Teacherg Board of SiNtctmen to enter a * Arthur Drug Storut O L a G O M N N r S tomorrow at 7 p.m. At 7;30 the O f RiRy Grade, 4-8 SI; a split Grade, 9-6, Wapplng. Feb. 8 (Special)— The^J Idther. Cabrini Mothers i A A A A A. A. A. A. A A ‘ Rome, Peb. S —Reaciie onhimna the hearirtg room of the Municipal lt‘‘Ia"*mor‘.“ vouJ Immigrants chancel choir .rehearaal \ win be , (caatlMMd froM piag* 0*a) : session- calling the board's exclu­ clauae in the warning of the next Boy Scout Troop 62 will hold Ita BunmnK U*l nJlfht when MitelMilf" town meeting to direct the Board SO; Grade 6, 35; Grade 7. 28; snd CJlrcle I ^ St. FVancia of Assisi battled derpeninR anowdrifta In held. < D B tro lt" sion of Mlsa Lucy a "wise and con­ Andover,' Feb. • (Special)— Grads f 27. annual banquet tomorrow night at Church m ms4t tonight at 8 I , LEHIGH central and aouthern Italy today Board of Directors took up Pv®' A *o* m m risesaallrapa aafety and that of other atudenta sidered action.” ‘ Chairman Barnard Hudak Inform­ of Finance to appropriate the addi­ 6:49 at Community Hall. Tiie boys posed constniclloh changes in the ! ■«*»ooi hi not “Wetter dressed up. (OMIlaMg iMBi P * O ) The Pnidentiol Committee will tional Slim necessary to cover the Ths second grade class iuis been o’clock _ _ home of Mrs. W1I..I jwith food and other aiipplira for know you are conacloua of meat at the church Feb. 19. as4 Calsr 1:4m iM and faculty membera. Wilson spoke at several of the ed the Board of Education last will hulld a model campsite and llam Chapm *'■ ! flt«k»ni aiid Oil Btimen ^ Id and school. I Sit*4:SS-ttlS Increase due to the revision of the divided Into two anall groups by will drnionstrate various camping Mrs. Robert Wll-; racorea of iaolated commiinitea. saving the town some mojAy. biit provisions of our Immlfratien Dr. O. C. Oarmichacl, university demonstrations. night that the Board o f. Finance a recommer '‘atlon of the entire llama and Luther Burnham I ^ rv tra d PranpUy and Icmclanlljr. The death toll from elpht daya The pirectors, after conalder- Igws.’’ In that connection one roc- Maaabeater Evealag HeraM El- preaident) reported that aaalatant "l>e board la to ba commended salary achsilulc. skills. ahle dlsciiStlon. reached no de- you had the opportunity to alt haa recommended an additional hleeltag Oaa Buie staff which felt thsi the 40 children will be the asAqtant hc^tesscs. I of aubfrcecint weather, stood at down and diacuas the plant (Law- ommendatlon wan for aUmlnadon Hagton rorreapeadent, Mrs. O. Fv Sua.i "lUUas af KaaeWFoi'’' Yo -the preaident Jeff. Bennett told foi their solution to the problem," The speakers will Include Pre4- :2». claion on the changes and planned $2,900 for the Board of Education Since the request for the addi­ who are presently in an overcrowd­ coll Brown, representative frdm OecerattagXDIacuMlon EMERGENCY rence't original plans) and you did of the requirement that all alleni Barr, talepkaae, TReamat Skills. him the young woman w-as twice the statement said. "Peace and ed classroom wouk. benefit great­ The Pleasant Valley (3lub win 1 Elarwhere in Europe the cold t Inspect the school Sunday at 10 visiting this country ba fingar* within 20 aecondi bf ."itark trage­ calm will again prevail at the uni­ tional aum haa been denied by the .Highland District, ^nd the ,<\ew OIL lURNIR a.m. Ma.vor Harold A. Turkington not do It." budget to cover antfeipated ex­ Finance Board, the only aay that ly from the indlv'd attenUon meet tomorrow night at 7:30 at G. L WILLIS i S0li\i"c* ■wave had moderated somewhat. Mayor Turkington commented printed. Elsenhower said that "al­ dy" during rlotoua campua dls- versity and everyone can settle penses for teachere' salariet dur­ resident State Policeman, William the clubhouse. The ^ e a t spebker S MAIN ST. W T IU Ml But more .than 20,00n square skid he uill call a special meeting CONT. down to the normal routine. It could be obtained would be by that they would receive in their Bralthwalte. , SERVICI ILlI that no school has ever been built though in our minda no atigma FROM turbanrea Monday. ' ing the remainder of the current the vote of the governing body eecond year under this set-up. win be George RenCo, who will talk mllea of "atinny Italy’s" southland for Tiie.sda'y .to'make a decision. Ir Manchester ^ without some is attached to fingerprinting It la University aiuhorltlea were "The main thing proved by die Minstrel Seaaloa on decorating. / including Sicily was_ cpv^red with .The change which prohipted the NOW I TM. recent controveray is tha{ integra- fiscal year. However, the Board of of the town which Ta a towh meet­ The seventh grade which will Toriiglit at 7:30 the, combined discu.s.sion was one which would change order*. not a requirelnent of travel in TATE atruck with rocks and eggi as they ing. CALL snow aa deep a.s 6 feet in some | Mrs. Qloi^a Benson, a leader of cthai^ countries," accompanied her, ahe herself was Uon will not work at the Unlver- Finance voted unanimously not to have the largest enrollment of ,io. conunitlees for ths annual min­ 8laiic.k«sler Evening Hemld moiintain communities. hide ceiling beams behind a hqng hit by eggs, and windows of the *ity of Alabama. The record Is recommend any additional funds to Membera of the Board axpreesed was requested by Guy Outlaw. strel show of the American Le­ WILLIAMS The provinces of Chleti. Apulia. celling. The ceilings would add the election opposition to Bowart, There have baan objection! by enable the Board of Education to the opinion that I’ waa morally Wapplng correapondent, Mrs. An- told the Board that if money la Russian visitors to being Anger- ear In which she was escorted clear for all to see." gion and its Auxiliary will meet ale Collins, telephone Mi' t-441t. OIL SERVICE «nlabtia, Abnixxo. Molise and I3.S9.1..90 to the school cost. put Ita new salary schedule into ef­ obligated to take thia step and felt Manchester Evening Herald .4n- at Coiumunlty Hall to make plans Lucanla reported telephone, road The Bosrd of Education has ex­ available, to improve the school, printed. They say It la done only nwi»m*iHsts«or; \ u ro ss the campus were emaehed. fect from Jan. 1, 1996, to the end that the increase would be required dove.‘ correspondent, Mrs. Paul it should be used for Improve- to crimlnala In their country, Roma ^ ^ I s a Lucy finally was spirited for the rhon)8. More'than 13,000 Boy Scoulnit- and.rail comm

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MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN, WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 8,1966 MANCHESTER RVENINO HERALD. klANCRESTBR. (X>NM« WEDNESDAY. FEBRUARY 8, 1966 P A G E FO UR P A G E F IV E Union CongreglaUonai Church wrill gregatlon|d Church will officiate. Proiesi on *Spy Balloons* \ Rockville meet tonight at S^o’clock at the Friends may call at the funeral social rooms. home tonight from 7 to 9 o'clock. Woi^ien's €6uilcil The annual meeting of the Rock­ ville Building and Loan Aqsn. will All Tatrottvllle aiMi Vernon l-MANCHESTER East Reich Threatens Plan Prayer Day be, held at the office, 30 Union St. Mews items are now belag handled NOW—- Choose these and many more tonight at 7:30. A board of direc­ Uiroagh the Manchester Evening tors will be elected at this time. Herald, Rockville Bureau, located [ c a r p e t c e n t e r Rockville, Feb. 8 (Special! — George N: Brigham is president of at I Market St., telephone Rock­ EVERYONE CAN AFFORD Air Blockade of Berlin The Rockville Council of Church the association.. ville T R 5-818$. Women will hold the annual World The Canvass Oommittee of St. (C-Unlo>i Con- . Mothers du b Messlon '— To Attend School ern truck traffic to West Berlin', The Mother s Club will meet this forcing the owners of heavy William Witinok will attend the COMPLETE INSTALLATION f - :• evening at the home of Mrs. An­ trucks to pay $47 for a round trip Raytheon Television School in drew Gasper < Hebron Rd. The and make a hit on on the- IKh-mila highway from Chicago next week to take a FOR THE AVERAGE HOME! alentine’s Day, February 14 refreshment committee will include course in color study on sets being West Germany. Mrs. Martin Sauer, chairman, and THINK OF THE ADVANTAGES: » . In addition to Allied military built for the advanced color csst.s. Mra. Robert,Fopoff. Mrs. Lyle Bell. air traffic, three western airlines Events Tonight ,1. YES-at are permitted to Hy into West Ber­ Mrs. Judson Edward, and Mrs. The American Legion Auxiliary lin under an agreement with the Wlllia Coveil. will hold its regular buslneaa meet­ BRIDAL • Redueea noise and • Cuts floor drafts Russians. They are Pan American Clinlr Poetponed • ing tonight at 8 o'clock In GAR Bohens harsh sounds CDaiha. World Airways. Air France and The Salk, vaccine clinic, which Hall, with a Valentine social to fijl- ^ TERI'S SHOP • Proridea better fur­ British European Airways. was scheduled to be held Feb. 14 Inw the business session, niture arrangement During the 1948-4$ Soviet block­ St the Elementary School, has Pa.st presidents night.will be ob­ O V 753 JMain St., Manche.ster, Conn. • Reduces t e d i o u a ade o f West ^Berlin all ground been temporarily .postponed be­ served by the Emblem Club at the NextV. To Teri’a BMuty Salon waxing - traffic was cut off. Complaints cause the State supply of vaccine Elks Club tonight with Mr.s,' Jose­ s (ilvre home that I similar to the declaration by the is exhausted. phine Dower of Manclxester pre­ \ ' well-dressed look S-T-R-K-T-C-lt NYLONS Bast German Parliament preceded However, Mrs. Chamberlain, siding. A pot-luck’ supper will be I OPEN EVENINGS BY APPOINTMENT • Reduces mainte­ the Russian action at that time. principal said, additional supplies serv'cd st 6:30 p.m. preceding the nance s Makes rooms appear During the height o f that block- are expected In the .near future, business session. larger ade, however, there were never and that vaccine for the second The Married Couples Club of the any direct threats to cut off air Shota will bo available vvithln the • Eliminates \dangcr- traffic. It was with |ha aid of a recommended period. Parents will oos falls V a Cuts heat loss. giant Allied airlift that the block­ be notified as soon as the new date ade waa Anally broken. la -Bcheduled. 'i East Germany has charged that CARTER CHEVROLET CO., Inc., USED CAR LOT AddlUonal DuUea Manchester Carpet Center’s low monthly payment includes padding,' tack­ ballooas iMnt over its territory Andrew Gasper, chairman o f the carry equipment weighing “ tons." transportation . committee of the 1229 Main Street • Phone Ml 3 -1 2 0 0 less installation, labor and metal stripping. Including cameras which “ immedi­ Andover Board of Education, add­ ately broadcast pictortal images ed a hew wrinkle to his duties last \ to American recsiying stations in night, willingly or unwillingly. West Germany." The 'Reds said For no money down and only 814.1)8 per month wo will After last night's late Board completely Install 88 sq. yatda of cArpeL the dtvicea •were being used to meeting came to a dose and Gas­ Photograi^ military and Indus­ per had departed for home, mem­ trial inataUations. ber Paul Pfanstlehl walked to his 85 square yards is for the average liWhg room, dining and AD N said the declaration read USED car in the Andover Elementaiy entry areas. However, your particular home may require MONTHLY to the Presidium by President School parking lot only to discover Slightly more — or less. In which rase the price wUl vary Johannes Dieckmann aaserted that that the battery had gone dead. accordingly. Bring your hon|» measurements with you (or •Include* 85 aq. yds. carpet, pad­ East Germany “will not tolerate" moM exact InformatldB. such an “ endangering of. its ciU- Board Chairman Bernard Hudak ding, tarklesB strip, labor and aens." swung his car into position to push USED CARS sales tax. PfaiMtlehl's and promptly became mired in mud. PHONE Ml 9-4343 Andover A call waa placed to Gasper, the s Carpet Selections from the Looms of MOHAWK-BIGELOW SANFORD 8TRTH and G V I- transportation man, who rescued IS'TAN-p- Good Carpet Values In ?(ylons— Rayons — Wool Ttvlst, Wiltons, Axminsters. Flood Damages- both vehicles with a tow chain. WARRANTED IN WRITING ------Y«w TWfiit of CarpaH TTihik of U$" Manoheator Evealng Herald An­ Estimated $5,999 dover, rorreapoDdeiit,. 5lrs.. Paul For perFecl fit... PfaBattelU, tetephone Pilgrim IRY OHE Om XODAY! MANCHESTER CARPET CENTER Beautiful Carpets Andover, Feb. 8 (Special!—First 808 M AIN ST.. MANCHESTEB, 1 Block North o f Armory—COR. M AIN and 3IIDDLE TPKE. Selectman L.- Edwsnl Whitcomb OPEN DAILY 9 to 5:80 OP/5N THURSDAY to 9 P.M. has submitted an estimate o f $S.- About 2 per ctnt of all school For seams that stay straight... •99 to the State -Highway Depart­ children need special training be­ ment for reimbursement for ek- cause they are mentally retarded. INID-WINTER CLEARANCE pcnditurcs made to data for re­ pairs of flood damage. For an end to garter strain ... The costa were estimated as fol­ 3 Tinvtt Fo$t«r For lows: •nme’a Farm Rd., $5S8.S3; . ALL PRICES REDUCED Hendee Rd., $453.53; Jurovaty Rd., $574.60; Skinner Rd., $4,- Gas on Stomach U2.69. Certifled Uborstehr tasts prove Beli-ans For self adjusting foot^'n heel... Reading Couree tablets neuirslUe f timu m much A course in reading,. "Methodt, stomach acidity mono minute at many Materials, and Instruction" 'will be- tsadlng dicotUvt tsblots. Got Btll-ant to d ^ for tho fastoit known rellel. IN. Go Where NEVER BEFORE 30% For longer wear,,. Everybody We Will Give You A Else Is Going! r- FREE RADIO PLUS TO CARTER’S P .

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uwner of the tract, who aald'the dent T ^ m a n In tha latter’s run> rogd union laadar Ooargo Hgrriton, YWCA Plaimiiig .property was available. Tht UmM— it RflnrillB! Adlai Certain ning fuad with Republican leaders an A F L-C IO vie# president and IbaM iidihii The eecratary also eaid be be­ over whether Vice President Nix­ Labor Readies strong aupportar of Gov. Averell Youth Art Class lieved the parties concerned should on had tried to aeeoclate. hint Harriman of New York for the values f o I meet with Mitchell In order that with disloyalty. Democratle presidential Aemlna- an offer could be made. He Can Defeat Record Outlay M N i g l i t ? An «rt elus for childrtn of MID WINTER '■ '^"'9 W hen Di^d Finance Unit TAvera PeMseful Bias .Baa *!«>»»• - . m d M S, S and « will be con Olson aald he believed when a He told N egro leader's gt Loe lOeesy MeertSer* Tedeyfl ducted under the ciluapiceeeef the special town meeting is called for Estes in Race Angeles yeaterdaF that he wea in In ^56 Election Mtnchceter Y W € A i commenclnK Approve Simpkins Site site approval the voters should favor o f desegregation but that It ______J Roads Program next week, meelinr on Wednesday have a. choice between two sites would have to be brought about' • San Diego, Calif., Feb. 8 (iPi— An anemoons from 3:30 to 4:30 at the and not be asked to vote on one gradually and not with “ trOopa or (Continued froiA Page One) G 0 0 D,,'?YEAR' fsOOD 'V l AR only, "Which In m y opinion haa a expression of confldenca In victory Heads for Snag Onnarunity Y. The Instructor will 6 ■ Rockville, Feb. • (Special).—Thewent at the meeting included h)m- bayonaU." be Mrs.. Jooephlne P. Hills, local 50-50 chance of being turned and a promise to leave “agility In Among those greeting him aa 'brotherhood of Klectrical Work­ TIRES moat confuaing chapter in the 1 “ •L Olaon. Kahan. former mayor down." hla tour ended waa a Negro navel ers (IBEW ). Keenan, an AFL-CIO Washington, Feb, 8 (ffb—Trouble •rtu t. / ■ .Mhi.m Af . n.w Frederick 8. Berger and. Clarence tottering on the brink 'of war" to . ♦ The clan is planned wilh a wew knotty problem of a new high N Pigw.n, an- officer, Lt. Cmdr. Ddnnlr D. Nel­ was In the making today for a John G. Talcott Jr„ SBC chair­ Republicans hnded ‘ Adlai Steven- vice president ones headed up to encouraging children who show man, said thla morning he waa son. proposed multl-hllllon dollar high­ 1. achool for “ I other mem^r, waa unable to at- son’s 8-day California campaign AFL’s political activities. aome interest in art, and giving i unfolded laat night and today. 1 wilaon aatd. ’’pleased that the Finance Board Nelson said Stevenson, when way construction program, with swing laat night. -• By "murdef,” Keenan explained Republicans balking at Demo­ tbes^an opportunity for aomewhat j Mambara of the Finance Board! BeVger reporteidly attended _ had approved the alts recom­ special assistant to the Secretary that'9 Ml* Mm* tor 1UMSI “I am cbnfldent,” he said In re­ ha meant that under the Kiten- cratic financing plans’. more instruction than ta possible hava iaaqad conflicting atatemenu i g,n ie at Rockvllla High mended by the SBC." of Navy during World War ll, waa Lott o f as BMy "Iqt oof salvga sponse to a news-conference ques­ hower admlnlatratlon, Atty. Gen. Rep. Halleck of Indiana, assist­ fo r them' to obtain in School. The eoncetnlng the Board’a acUon on school laat ninght. and McCarthy Regarding the Mitchell prop­ inatrumental In changing Navy at timet. W t eat eno mnch.dnah tion as to how’ he felt about hla Brownell has .w several grand ant House GOP Leader, told news-, eourae will commence with draw* propoacd altaa. with the only clear reportedly haa gone South on erty. Talcott aald Mitchell had not policy to permit Negroes to be­ and smoka tpo mbcli—then aaOir tag and the elementary apprecia* June 5 Democratic presidential come officers. Nelson waa among Juries "trying to discourage” labor men a Democratic-baclwd' bill to the gsssv conseqneocef. Bw T m m fact being the unlfa approval of vacation, notifled the SBC on any change primary contest in California vrlth union political u tivltiea thri>ugh tton of composition and design. of his original decision not tb sell tha firat 12 and became acquaint­ provide $12 billion In new highway bring relief from add indiigeadna the SImpkina land on Loveland : Beat luvestmeat Tenneuee’a Sen. Rates Kefauver. continued Inveattgations. He said Mrs. Hills is a graduate of the hla land. Any offers or any.price ed with Stevenson at the time. use taxes would fall considerably in record time. Can't caaea ad d * Hartford School of Art,'land of the biiatf'thom oil with H ill. I Wilaon'a atatement waa to the Hits 'Brink of W’se* Remark After resting for three days gt that unless la)>or Is on the winning short of contemplated needs. rebound. N o mixing, he w^M agw ^ Tha confualon centered around, effect that the board laat night on the land would have come from W arsaw Academy. She lis-s had The reference to the "brink of nearby Rancho Santa Fe, Steven­ aide tills fall it can expect much Saying Democrats had taken a take Turns enywhete. Get a haady/ an announcement by Board Chair­ had approvied the Bimpkina land Individuals, Talcott said. more than 15 years of teaching war” atatement attributed to Sec­ son win go to the Pacific North­ more of this. ’’taxes or nothing” position, Hal- roll lodayt man George Wilaon that a alte haa as tha beat “ dollar fo r dollar” in public and private classes for chil­ p t O The SBC has always fairly well retary o f State Dulles in a west. He ia scheduled to apSak in Sentiment appeared to be closely Icck asserted: been approved by the group rt a vestment for a school site. The re­ considered the Mitchell land, but dren. magazine article was made by Portland, Ore., Feb. 11 and Seattle divided among AFL-Cip leaders “ Clearly, this much Is apparent meeting laat night, while otner ported asking price is 134,000, W il­ haa felt that the price originally Information .about fees and Stevenson in a brief public talk Fab. 14. \ on whether to make sr formal — If they go ahead with construc­ membera of the Board reported son said .. asked waa too hlfh. that concluded the campaign. other details o f the course may be )Hnfiy i^! Diiyu out on a. baisuin! choice thla fall lietween Demdr tion as projected, their bill will not secured from the Y W C A oiTice be­ GOOD,-^EAR^ that no meeting waa actually hCld. Olaon said' this morning that When asked what- a reasonable Ha told the crowd, estimated by cratto and Republican presidential Hiaae conflicting r a p o r t a, the d^ision to approve the Simp­ police at betwean 2,000 and 3,000, raise the necessary money, i^nd If tween • a.m. and 3 p.m., Monday price would be, Talcott aald he nonfinees. Both the separate A F L It does not. then they, will have to \ . T I R E S ^ coupled with varying atatementa kins Site was niade at the Board’s that the Democratic party waa aa Police Grab Trio through Friday. Registration also personally felt it would be some­ and CIO came out for the Demo­ go Into general revenues, and I’m iaaued by the chairman and Mayor meeting on Jan. 31, but for vari­ eager n the Republican to keep should be made there during office where hear the appraisal value. “I cratic nominee, Adlai Stevenson, opposed to that.” Herman Olaon, aecretary of the ous reasons announcement o f the don’t know what the committee tha country from war and give It For Stealing Car hours. The class will be limited to FEATURES ONE RECAPPABLE TIRE IS WORTH FROM. . . In t953. Democratic H oum leaders gave Board, laat night and today indi- decision was withheld for a week. prosperity. a sm ill number o f children. It is would approve, however.” he added. AFT^CIO leaders attended a their.backing Monday to a 15-year .A. in th« all naw cata that there may be something On the point of validity o f the “ Peace and goodwill on earth," N ew Canaan, Feb. 8 State suggeated that a drawing tablet Talcott aald the 834,000 pri^e luncheon here yesterday honoring program of increaaed taxes on other than harmony on the Board. Jan. 31 vote, Wilson and Olaon he said, "w ill be our goal aa long Police said three high school boys snd pencil with medium lead be of the Simpkins property came Gov. Frknk Clement of Tennessee, gasoline, tires' imd trucks. The plan . Maanwhlle, the Rockville-Vernon have expressed a difference of aa we live, and we will not get It who*were headed for California in brmidht to the flrat meeting on 04 within 81.000 of the appraised who Is considered to he a possible is designed to raise $ , ,() 12 022 00,000 AUTOMATIC’timed Taxpayefa Aaan. liatened to (he opinion. Wilson said he felt that by boaata and bragging. Prosperity a stolen car after stealing $93 Feb. IS. Aa with other chlldren'a value. Democratl^cholce for Vive Presi­ In new revenues to go toward eouraee, the mother ahould be s Chairman of the School Building an original vote ahould stand aa will not dome by alogans or huck­ from a reatauraiit Juke box got as Meanwhile, the Taxpayera Assn, dent or coimntion keynoter. ' paying for a vast federsl-statc member of the YWCA. Oommittea explain the alte It had the Board’s final decision, while stering, but only when we pureue far as a tree on the aide of the Olaon says further consideration reaffirmed its approviil o f ' the It with determination and a sense Merritt I’arhway festerday The luncheon was given by ralt- rosd building project. APEX turned over to the Finance Board Mitchell proipcrty at a meeting laet for approval. The Taxpayera Assn, should be made. of social Justice." The car crashed. Into the tree X When asked tb comment on Ol­ night, despite the fact that'Talcott He ended the talk by saying: during a State Police chase. One (armes Offering SMRAL DASRIR WASNIR then reaffirmed ita approval 'of appeared at the meeting and re­ another alte. son’s remarks this morning, Wil- " I f you think xyell of this former of the boys was hospitalized with • lergs family U se cofMcIty. gon said, " I don’t care to change ported on the SBC feelings toward governor of Illtnois, he’s avail­ lacerations.''Hla condition waa fair. »pies of Hymn Wilaon aald laat night that the the Simpkins property. e De lusc Apex-levell Sefely Bimpkina land on Loveland Hill, what I said last night,” He con­ able.” \ State Police said that because Talcott said he was prompted to wringer—chrome drein pan. under conaideration by the .town firmed that the Board acted on Stevenson and Infauver, rivals the boya were under 16, their H ie Mhrtne Oorpa recruiting sta­ the Simpkins site laat week but ask permission to speak before the for Calfiornia’a 48 votes at the names would be withheld. DopMtlinu on sli6 wlion trodod on 3-T Nylou DoUixi a aa a poailble achool site, was ap­ tion in Hartford, In conjunctttm e Wethet full-tiie loed in 4 4 for “ vadous reasons, which I . do group due to the SBC I ilr.g criti­ party's national convantlon, met They said the boys left school proved by a unanimous vote at a CMI IS sseaseesa tv with tha fbrming of the “Capitol minutes. not care to disclose, we postponed cized for notadivulging all informa­ at the Democratic State Conven­ yesterday morning and broke Into H & U iH m I Ml w v niNMpis meeting last night. sus etuMtiisst sransstetcai stsiRsv a t y PJatoomV la making available e Free-running geor cese. announcement for a week in case tion speedily. He said information tion In Fresno ^Salurdny. both the Yankee MaW Restaurant In ■ U iia il IIM*. rka MM*, nw An investigation following ru­ free copiea of^tte Marlnea Hymn. we wanted to change our minds.” was withheld at times concerning pledging a fair and honest cam­ Southington, took $93 from’ the •TOO $^8.38 ■ $ 6.72 4 Phone (or .losn. in on# visit. Loan a e Percelein fub with wethbeerd mors that the Finance Board did SWiltatmanta the “ Capitol 0 While The chairmsri said last night he property^ eapec! lly when options paign. V Jukebox, ami then stole a c a r In $300 / 24.25, 1.9.25 cuElom-tsilorsd lo needs and inconte. tides. not meet'last night, however, re­ a ty Flatocm” a ^ attU being ac­ didn’t feel it was the function of were not complete. H « also wished While Kefauver returned to Southington. •SCO ' 39.0, 30.70' Uie Bill ContoMation Strriea.., with­ • Apes heavy-duty motor. Aba«a (avof •«ofYthi*g l cepted. The quota V 30 haa not yet sulted in thia statement by Robert the Board of Finance to' look for to . dispel any 'eelings the SBC Washington, Stevenson continued They were spotted by a state out obligation. Frsqutntly rsdueoi Kahan, a member of the Board A UaM Ml $100 c*$i$ 120 00 «»0i9b hoen fiUad. ^ • Fosl-acNon strain pump, building sites. He said it was the was not cooperative with other his state tour, speaking to small trooper in Norwalk. When he nio- BfafMMMf f*M«d iM 13 ' canitewtiva payments, coniolidsia bills. Phone, lUfi cm whom Wilaon had listed as pres­ mc write, or coma in. Tba arnmgement of the Hymn e Full ana yoar warranty. duty of the 'SB C to make rec- -oiips and citizens, he said. and large audiences, giving inter­ tionM the car to the aide o f the to0NiRir IniiallinfiMs af IIO.OS ^.. tk g t la btlng aant out ia the work ent: "Thtre was no meeting of the comendation to the board for views and expressing himself on a road, the driver picked up speed. Uaas $2$ 10 8I44 (J AOI i N! • f laiia <3usiaaa « f the U.S. Mar­ Board of Finance laat night that I action, ______; ______CKOSBY S W IT C H ...... wide range of matters. Four miles down the parkway,the attended.^...... ine Band. A covy ^ leea lasm aiftei tee taT- Olaon said today that the School He crlUctzed Republican foreign car crashed into a tree. Olson, when - asked whether or ^ B g g r l to anyone writing or calling the Baa UbA t^abaab Building-Committee reported it V Chicago — (NBA) —The PGA policy statements, which he said Police said two o f the boys, boih FINANCE CO not a meeting was held last nl'ght, ^ene^ieuxi. f 'reo u lt^ slaUoB in the Hertford could not get an offer fo r the haa tentatively approved the Bing were often conflicting; Ha-maln- 16 years-«ldr were froih BmithtivK- • ( \( { \ IK ANt I < n ) BANTLY OIL Post OffMo, iSft High Bt SFIRAt BASHER said, “The meeting waa postponed. Mitchell property on South St., an­ Croaby Pro-Amateur Champion­ tained that farmers were not shar­ ton, and the third, 14 years did, wMli MT WaiMnf AcHaa— G O O l U f ^ E A R You’ll have to speak with Mr. W il­ other highly-favored . site for the ship at Del Monte. Calif., for ne.\t ing in the general proaperlty and was from Cheshire. •I WtwHliieifw REG. $169.95 Wiuhue cl»«AAr, fuuipr. son for any statements." school. Olson continued that he Oct. 19-21. The Idea is to escape pledged his support for labor. He They were turned over , to Juve­ M6 MAIN ST., 2nd R., Ovm- Weelwe^’s, MANCHISTEII Coi^cil to Note Now 1.95 Hub the purlufivcSJIk Line. According to Wilson, those pres­ had talked with Ijeater Mitchell, January rain. . allied himself with former Presi­ nile'authorities...... M M c M i e Agk fM* « M VI Til Wll.-I;<'l , ONLY OHN THURSDAY IVININOt UNTIl 9 tJK Day of Drayer TIL ROi KVIi 11 . n

The Manc^tester Council of Churchea cordially Invitea all women to attend the World Dey of Prayer, Friday, Feb. 17, at 2 p.m. at the Salvation Army Cita­ lOPEN A BUDGET ACCOUNT del. Mrs. Raymond W. Hollister of ttie Firat Oongregational Church, Hast Hartford,— srill .^eak /om pmyer. Mis. Donald Culver, 34 m S m Wcstmlnater ltd., la chairman of tha local commlttea planning this You'll novor buy more tiro for loss! service. It;, ■ ■ This win mark the TOUi obfcrv- •Bce of the World Day of Prayer, -T NYLON CORD •ad the mottb ia "One Flock, One £ £ . 3 Sheimerd.” H ie Council urges all church women to reserve the date 0f thla important eervlce. D eluxe Super-Cushions Trade-SnallowaneegwereMuer bigger — tire value never higher— than during BITES 1^ FOR BX-BANKEB our big Goodyear S*T Nylon Tire Sale. We must clear 195 J models to make room Old Saybtook, Feb. 8 (P)— Prl- for ipring itoclu. Save nowl Get proved extra etreagth in the 1-T triple-tempered ▼ate funeral'aervlcea w ill be held Nylon Cwd Body. Got better blowout end puncture protection, better perform­ in Essex Thursday for Dan F. ance. Get longer milaege pint 3-way tread traction for quick-action ttops. FREE W augh, 41, retirad banker who wroto two t^ k a on translations of inauUatioB toot REGAl/ HAS A "SPECIAL" BUY aarly Japanese poetry. He died TUBI-TYPI NYLON yesterday. Waugh was graduated FOR/.YOqR "SPECIAL" CUY| from Dartmouth in U15 and joined Bed Neck the National City Bank of New Ve'U «t1 MivM SWeoeN SMewalt Wen MewflH Wt'N ' York in 1916. Ha retliM from the AUee CHECK Tm Tm ANcw Tire Mew Tire Mew bank in 1954, after aerving aa man­ Tee Tee Tee Yea H^I Wlh \1 ■»r.ii«9r ager of aeveral of the bank’s Sb* She Sb* She Low-cost Traction for Trucks! VALENTINE SPECIALI branches In Japan. \ YOUR MO X 15 $ 9,1* 6.40 X 15 FAMOUS NAME t r a d e-i n ! $ 7.M 6.70 X 15 $10J4 6.70 X 15 $ U 5 i.70 X IS iM 6.70 X IS 7J5 710 X 15 11.89 710x 15 970 HI-MILER RIB G U FF LINK and TIE BAR SETS DEAL 7.10 X 15 10A4 7.10 X 15 IA9 7.60 X 15 13.03 7.60 X 15 10.64 s, g o o d A e a r rLis& .w fRu^i 7.60 X 15 II jM AT J PRICE! AT LOW PRICES HERE 7.60 X 15 9.S0 0.00 X 15 14J0 0.00 X 15 ii:i4 p !.•••• TrMiU Ufn 1.00 X 15 » J 9 0.00 X 15 10.44 0.20 X 15 15.04 l.2rx 15 12.28 O Mor* Rooap* 0.20 X 15 13JS 1.20 X 15 10JI o ProvMi Porfomumo* Ragylarly $6.00 ...... New $3.00 ! Arthur Dnis Stout | M0Olt 1-147 L HOURS S A.H. to n P.M. A Ra^larly $5.00...... Now $2.50

Budget Special f m T u ® »*A U oTHie Rdigularly $3.50 ...... Now $1.75 2ii-In. Automatic I'u.-^h Kuttnn Ranue Torms as low as SPJ a WBEK B U S TOOl llRSfollMl Regularly S2»>9.!l.') / Now Only I r *189” MORE PEOPLE RIDE ON GOODYEAR TIRES THAN ON ANY OTHER K|l4D Your HoniB VALENTINE SPECIAL! n A N Y SIRE u l t r a -v i s i A n FAMOUS NAME SOCKS LO-ROY Picture Tube .00 l a r c f : a s s o r t m e n t •* *10 iKiw n Rogularly $ 1.00 Pair, Now .... 69c 3 PAIRS $2.00 Isclndes Installation, plus tax. Ouaraatced for 1 year. - ■^ALL “PETE” WILSON MIY.56S0 Senioe Calls Day or Night $2.95 SALB s ■ : VALENTINE *§,PECIAU ANNOUNCEMENT p U y s a f e w i t h a d e l u x e FAMOUS NAME BELTS We hgve served I he I ALL-WEATHER BATTERy I public.of' Manchester Regularly $2.00, $2.50 and $3.50 for JO years in Ihe **South End” and in by g o o d / ^ e a r the “North End” and IfP TO have gained many NOW CM C .9 5 With Your Old NOW $1.00 ‘ OM.1,Y I D Battery For Your Old It performs betterl ' It looks betterl It keeps you safer! It's priced lower! good friends for which \ we are A-ery grateful. Model 21 Cl.’IO :oo .Small Screen TV , I f you've driven a Ford V-8, you^ Ford has eager, ''let’s-go” looks to . Only Ford in its field can offer In virtually every model that’s ritra Vision Con.s«ile .Model21T039 know that ita performance is the big match its s|>arkling performance. The you the extra protection of Lifeguard equipi>ed the way more and more NOW WE ARE reaso^why 'the Ford V-8 has been ' long, low, road-hugging lines of the Design. It’s a whole new family o f people want their cars, Ford’s price TARINO OVER THE the world’s best-selling eight over the Ford give it a distinctive sports-car safety featurba which'are jdeisigned to is the lowest! What^more, Ford has. past 24 years! And in the new Ford, fSlAvn llAsisins n.XII.V 9 A.M. lo 4 P.M. flair. Ford's ornamentation gives it guard you from hazards which cause a lasting value that for yean haa W lQ F V n U lI r S s T H I RSDi^V.S 9 .A.M. in 9 P..M. Thimderbird V-8, you get the most a distinctive personality—entirely cR’er half of the serious car-accident made Ford cars worth more as trade- MODERN r powerful eight, at no extra cost, in apart from cars that strive to look injuries. See. all of the new Lifeguard ins. Visit your Ford Dealer 4nd value- Free Porkin9 the low-price field. This is the tre­ alike! And inside the new Fords, yoii features at your Ford Drier's . . . r'check the ’r>6 Ford, feature by feature BARBER SHOP In Rear of mendous engine which is theatandard find sharply-defined beauty that’s and wc believe you’ll agree that they - . . . and see for yourself why Ford 23 OAK STREET Store eight for all Fairlane and Station a- jierfect complement to the distin­ re(>resent the greategt safety gdvance is worth more when you buy it— RDRMAL What* we hepe to see |i . Wagon models this year. guish^ exterior styling. in car history! worth'niore when you sell it! snr frtendi agals. ' | r 14 I WEAR * H I a m p i Ie f r e e Fih most. eart.^'Trade now 713 MAIN ST. PH0NE4II9-5S90 TOP TRADES - COME IN AND SEE DURING OUR FEBRUARY SALES JUBILEE. PARKING IN REAR before your old boHery V . ' ■ . ■ I ■ fO R HIRE W s i mm your paHctag leaves you ifrended,' SERVICE STORE 1 . ■ t.h ttekete. i:.04 Down—91.38 Week IBODDA. Prep. I DILLON SALES and SERVICE '.y 319 MAIN STRICT MAtjlCHISTIR 3 ^ I I : j -ft 'x'- ' ’ • *** ' \ > - ■ ■'

'.A PAGE EIGHT MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER, CONN. WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 8,1966 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER. C0NN„ -WEDNESDAY. FEBRUARY 8,1986 PAGE NINE 4Umrl^rEtpr aiiawera grow more and mors fate­ ful, as if time wrara running out Droodfeg Pleasure Yacht Democrat Wins GENERAL ,Bolton Fine Arts Group N. J. and Ansonia. She has taught on the human axperiment, as If wre Join Gallon Club in Manchester schools and is teach­ £oettiti0 ffpraiil B f ROOM PRICE Skipper Indicted Skywaich Schedule ing evening claaeea at preaent in had bettar verify our claim to be Congress Seat Hartford High Bchool. rtn u ra K D SY raa T V SERVICE 10 Local Men Red Cross offlciUa have an­ Tb Plan Events on earth,, or lose Jt, as if ver]^ The loc^ Fine Arts Aaan. wsl- HKIULD PIUMTINO CXJ.. INC. For Negligence nounced the latest additions tp- U BIM*U StrMt Thursday, Faft. t In Bronx Vote Day* M i K A Call comes ail those who are Interested ^ M ancttcst^ Conn. many more tmspcakabljs decislon-v NIgkt* 9 2 t 9 9 ’ Pina Parte Attend Tolland th* One Gallon Donor Club 8s An ipiportsnt meeting of the and ' answers would accumulate" Midnight 3 a.m. . .. Rudy Thomas Manchastdr Fine' Arts Assri. is In art, both in ManrJiester and TltoMM f- rftltOUKN. Baltimore, Feb. S l/P) -Charges T E L . M l S -S IM of the last blood draw’lng. They nearby towns.^ WALraR a FEKOUaCM 2 a m. • 4 a.m. . .. Volunteers Needed New York, Feb. 8 (#1— A Bronx are Forrest Hsrtln, Mrs. scheduled for Wednesday, Feb. 15. PahUaHen such a mass of ctll and hate, as to of misconduct, negligence and In­ 4 a.m. - 6 a.m. . Church I^inner jrtooMod' October 1. .. Volunteers Neqded congreaalbnal seat remained Demo­ Florence Klppax, Robert Kip- at 8 p.m. at the Whiton Memorial leave us capable only of destroy­ 6 a m. - 8 a.m. . .. Jean Marcel WHAT*S IN A NAME? attention to duty have been placed cratic yesterday after a special pax, Mrs. Charlotte Anderson auditorium. The president, Mrs. J. Brealng BxecM ing ourselves. ‘ 8 am. - 10 a.m. ...C lifford Fisher, Philip McGehan Bolton. Feb. 8 (Special) — Ten Herbert Finlay, will discuss pro­ New Haven, Feb. 8 (P)— A Tale Enitred at tn* againit John H. Meckling of An'^ election that gave Jamea C. Healey and Mrs. Ann Run anybody own the upper atmos­ Ixmded t.una of Manche.ster and Gurley Phelps bama, we Americana faca our- heart. *. proctically priced, Tool phere 7 » A miniater recently tpld a atory of Andover. Mrs. Toomey has ex­ aalvM, and the question of what pressed the hope that anyone who By Steel Fit™ But the more Important reason of ^ is gun-collector relative who we ara. It does not, in fact, take thought he knew everything to be knows the where abouts of such for our one-way vision, the chief maps will contact her. If the maps Jones and Laughlln Steel' Oo., much Imagination to bqgln to be- known about guns. Ever eaghr to psychological reason for It. la that could be reproduced by photostat which is set to breM ground for beva that thia la an age of sum­ share his abundant knowledge, on a plant in Willlmantic late this we have not yet come to the pro- one- occasion, he was demonstrat­ or other process and permanently mary Judgments upon mankind. The Semi-Annual Sale retained at the Town Clerk's office, month, had investigated Manches­ ces* of thinking about'the reverse ing to some guests the proper and * ^ » ♦ Either we are fit for~1tfe to­ only way to oil a gun. Suddenly his they would be of inestimable value ter as a ^ ssib le location, but nev­ Bide, of the. picture.------tn title searches ,and location of er considered It seriously. gether bn this earth, o f we are hot. lecture was Interrupted by a blast 3.98 What would our attitude be If that blew an enormous hole In the old bounds^ lines. Thomas McPartland, head of the Either wa believe the teaching! Manehestqr Development Commis­ the Mtuation v w reverted, so that roof. The "perfectly safe'-' gun waa No Coart Tiesaioh Shd’lt lo y hNvMi a hog ij*; "Why thot’a juit whot I wonfod, r o f our religtoas enough to practice loaded. There was no session of Trial sion, said \ the Commission had Russian balloons of some kind them, or we do not. Today,.all over the country, peo­ shows you all kinds Justice Court last night. All cases discussed thV matter with an agent dear I" AAd you'll smile end thank W ards for bringfasg were floating over thia country? who did not'^ay at the time who kither we believe In democracy, ple arc demonatrating how to oil appearing on the docket will be her on* of the many styles that fh perfocHy.'Senie /' Would we not be full of lurid the liquor gun of moderation to presented St a special session next he represented. or we do not. •nie Development Commission alarms and auapiciona? Would we keep It harmleis. They know every­ Tuesday. ore decked with hndout lace, net, embroidery or sheer These Uiingg have been pon­ thing to be known about liquor. Renovation Unit to Meet head said the a ^ n t viewed several feel safe? .Would we, or would we dered before. These issues have Haven't they taken couraes from The Renovation Commlllea_of sites In foym arid one parcel ------trims. What a comfort to Hve>ln—whot e plecnuro-te - not. protest to Russia? the, best magazines, books, and of ways to be "struck a spark o f interest." Noth­ been raised before. These strug­ the Congregational Cburch will wear under 8 h ^ blouses, dresle*. Sei how 6io/ro • Similarly, although we seem to movies? Don't they kno'w hundreds hold a meeting at 8:15 p.m., today ing developed front the contact, gles have been present before in of persons who drink with no bad however, have prepared ourselves well in the pani.sh room. clevorjy colorod t^^leoso even the fussiest. 3 2 le 44t the minds and hearts of men. results? Why bring into the discus­ Local people who were disap­ McPartland said t,he Commia- But never, we feel, with such s enough for the prosjiect of our sion the psychologically unstable? pointed that they could not aee aton if making an analysis to de­ While they talk, perfectly safe termine why firms which have finality of showdown, , sending an earth satellite over the "Martin Luther" fllm when it Russia, perhaps with capacity to unloaded guns are exploding all , comfortable was Shourn at United Methodist beeri Interviewed have lodated else­ N|iver,.w’e feel, with so firm a around them. If only the holes in where. He said the analy/s would photograph and observe there, W-e Church last month, will be pleased warning that we do not have for- roofs were the greatest damage! to knout the Rev. T. W. Chandler include research on 125 \pr ISO qver to find and practice the right are probably completely unpre­ Accidents from guns known to be It would take the entire Herald io tell Jr., has made arrangements to companies. loaded are rare; It la Ihe liriroaded Foam luxury! NIGHT HOONUNG lEAUTIES HI answers. pared for the poaaibility that Ttus-' show it again locally in the fall. sis might send an earth satellite gun that works destruction. And you about all the Watkins living room 1 It will be presented at the Congre­ Never with so much intimation the unloaded gun of moderation is over us. Yat Ruaaia la just about furniture now sale priced. And that gational Church on Reformation that iha process of life itself will the moat deadly weapon in today'* pcs. Sunday, Oct. 28. / ,. THREE IWOST POPUlAR LENGTHS not go on, unless we prove capable as certain to be launching an world. Whether in the hands of par- would be only a starter! Everything Nylon covers! 2 219'°° Polio (kmtribuUons earth satellite'aa we are. ,enta; teachers, mlniaters. doctors, .School contributions to the polio j L o f living it better, . social .workers, high officials, or you need for your home . . from bed­ This habit ^ doing to others drive have reached $112.90 with j F PIANO TUpO 4 We are not imagining any dealers, that gun la alwa.v'a .pointed room to basement game room, is in- Foam rubber seat cusliion.s on deep coil aprinjf foundation.^ 252 cards returned. Acknowledg­ what we neve/stop to think of as at youth. And it is always loaded. divinely decreed Apocalypse,’ or eluded in this Semi-Annual Event. give these two pieces the lounging lu.xurv ,vou want today. ment is made to Catherine Nelli- I KEMPVinc. 1 possibly happening to ourselves is fSelectedi gan, John Pellerin and three any heavenly time table for hold­ (Submitted by Fred R. F.dgari We’ve covered them in an all-over leaf-patterned Nvlon a 783 M AIN R T — MI 3-5680 z not exactly a strong and creditable anonymous donors. The last pick­ ing the Day of Judgment soon. Sponaored by 'Tlie Manehesler frieze, woven right here in Manchester by Cheney Broth­ 2,98 up of contribiftioris at the school We do imagine that the prog­ part of our international behavior. Council of Churchea. ers! Here’s comfort, style and durabilitv that’s'hard to has been made and further ac­ ress o f man, the clarification of \ (beat at this price. (Usually $249.50 for .sofa and chair). knowledgments are still td be NIGHTGOW NS; Pro-shivnk lom . hit problems and decisions, and the Now Just Vote The Tax made. berg stylesef Infinite gtraco.Touch- fact that every item o f man's be­ (.’ontriiiuliona by coin cards from S & J ! ed wHh the most femMio trims. havior now lies in a realm of com­ The Democrats have obtained local residents have reached something from President Elsen­ $394.30. Latest acknowledgments Skirt flows full and.urlde to to o t. mon responsibility 'have all include Herbert Hutchinson, R. D. hower they wanted. It now re­ Whito, delightful ^on.^ 34-42. tightened the game of lUing so S t a n v p A , Foam luxury! Valentine. James Massey, RolanjF much that the . slip of one, or the mains. to be seen whether they K. .Meloche, Anthony Maneggik. will use it. error of one, becomes the disaster the Misses Tobias, Arvid CartSon. Michael Giglio, Hugo Bro'dv'Fred .o f All. We no longer live in Ir What they have finally ob­ A t your Valentine Party (or Chairs Forster. Elmer \Vedcn. R.-E. Gor­ PAJAM A S. Tailored styles In responsible coinpartmenti. In tained is his approval for ttielr ton, Maude Woodward.' John any party) serve pictured slices which we do not even know what own very sound position that a Given On C.O.D. Deliveries Van Zander, Volpi f ^ ily , Ray-1 of Ice Cream. f J too broadcloth fit loosely, goes on elsewhere. We are no federal road - building .program nionfl Holland, Dr. A. A. Leven- ! For Information Call fertobly. All-over prints will longer brothers only to those to ought to be financed but of taxes, tlial, Norman Prejz^s, Fred Trin-; dor, George Gienjy, John Swansbn i Reyd lc« Craom Co. clnote youtransport you to th* instead of financed hy bonds, as for whom We wish t6 be brothers. 89 Sr., Lester Saunders, Norman j 31 Warren St. — M I 8-6050 land o' nod, on Iho spot. 32-40. The chips of, ci\ilizAtion are the President proposed last year. Koehler, Marg&rcl Haling in mem- down, and they are dow-n on one That is fine. That Is the way roads orv of MiU(>rt W. Haling. Raymond I Uble. ought to be built. That way, for RANGE & FUEL OIL Negro, J. F. Hunter, R. B. Mather,] — one thing, you can get about one- E. .1. Pc/cluha, Herald Lx'e, C. C. A t the moment, the chips" of TuckeK John Opitz, Eugene Giglio. : "BAIY-DO U” Poiamas, Short­ clvUlzatlon are dow-n at Alabama third more road for your dollar. R. E. WRNDELL Also Thomas Wilson Jr., Eliza- cuts to sweot dreams In olry-llght University. Arid It is there that That wa.v, for another thing, you Lounge belli Strange, William Pliilips. Lounge and embossed cotton. Touched with answers are to be given, whether avoid putting the federal govern­ The BOLAND OIL CO. U'Alph Broil, James Klar, Edward Building we are fit for life together on this ment In debt tn one account while R. Meloche, Joseph Flora, Ray­ delicate trims. Many printed pat­ mond Grczel. John Smythe, Mal­ you proclaim that the budget Is Contractor terns. (Some in plisie). S-M-L earth, whether we believe the 110.00 Grade colm Southerlln, E.- and A. Peter-, teachings of our religion and our teing balanced in another. sleep on sen, Lewis Remincy, Harry Kites,, Rcsidontiol-Commorcial cotton p^rcttlo democracy enough to practice Now. however, we shall see If Joliq McDermott, Ed.aon P. Her­ Altorotions-Romedolinq them. the Democrats have the courage rick, Walter Treschuk, R. E. Coop­ er. J. H. von der Wall, C. Diefrich- It would be nice to think that “ Busine.s.s Built On of their own convictions. They Luxurious Foam! sen. Keeney Hutchin.son, 'Herbm t , 4 th|f answer* being given there are 1 avc won their point on principle; Greenwood, Robert LzKli, Samuel 1 Cu.stonier Satisfaction” the answers of only a few selected all they have to do now i.s go Valenti, Ernest Toth/William Mil-1 Full Insurance Coverage Individuals. Bi^t It would be false ahead and pass the necessary lax ler.'W, L,,4’ ot,ter. Herbert Carlson. Myron and Laura I>ee., Rocco Tel. MI 9-303.1 and wnong. The answers there are increase, on gasoline, to finance D O U B L E B E D j Crolle, Dahlen N’cverettf.\ Wallace AfleroiOOPiM. the answers given on behalf of all the road-building the way it •Sliearen Lassen, Petroleum, H. DRESSES 82 BALDWIN ROAD humanity. Neither the black akin should be financed. HEARTUNE ACCESSORIES TO COMPLEMENT HER WARDROBE Fagley, W". Willkie, Ernest Duke.' MANCHESTER. CONN.- nor the black hearts there are The only trouble i.s that thi.s is ■ • Mrs. John Swanson Jr., local . i ,1 divorced from all the rest of us. ari election year, in which, by the Barrel 1-1 29900 What are the answers being Invariable laws of politic.s, taxes coat otyleo— given at Alabama University? are always lowered, arid never . They threaten to be these: that raised. Foam-cush'i(jjfed period and stap-ins, zip-fronts wo are not fit. to live together on You’ve never seen such a lijunge chi^.s covered in extra SMITH’S UPHOLSTERY SHOP many Wards 2.98 this earth; that we do not believe lu.xurious dual-purix)se sofa fine fabrics whi(:h the maker our own religion enough tp prac- . Behind The Display's before! You’ll never know secured at .special close-out 243 N. MAIN STREET ; V dresses included LEG FLAnERING IS-D^NIER, 60 GAUGE . ticc it ; that ws do mock our own In many a Manchester store there are beds inside. You .sit prices.' So each chair repre­ democracy. window, this.week, you can see on ’TWO thicknesse.s' of foam sented a tremendous .saving. Here's A Real Specialty ' rubber. In seconds it’s twin .Mostly one aiid two-of-a-kind We say, phUosophicaUy, that tiisplays which Illustrate variou.s i> 9 X 12 Rug Cleaned and Shampooed. C A beds, or a king size bed with so make .vour selection early. MADE FOR WARDS ALONE these answers are isolated and phases of Boy Scout aotivity ami lows ce Pick-Cp and Delivery. Ow luxurious foam ma-ttres.scs! , sectionsl, that we must be patient, accomplishment. W ord! picked th* *tyl*i a^d pottams. Saw that our that progress In such matters Is REMOVABLE TWIN BEDS For every item of the. perhaps 24-HOUR SERVICE percol* cotteri* were cut and tailored to '« "I". ^w sy# being made, that we have thousands of items In these dis­ your T IM E ? f . Priced iweet 'n low. . i come a long way. that more hu­ plays, there has been something PHONE Ml 9-4663 — EVENINGS Ml 3-7267 Fine fitting. . . mi»ly-»he*r Nyloni will^ be her second man sAc|^fice and tragedy may going on inside some Manchester txpmrf ' watch rmpw love I Attractive self or dork seams assure all eyes on be requir^ before we human be­ boy. 8#rvieB fo AiWp jrpu LOOK AT THE DETAILS her ankles. See them In harmonizing new tones for every ings cure ourselves of our hates What kind of thing does Scout­ ' k—p on rime and poisons. And perhaps, we ing make happen inside a boy? Rocker iSomfort Pind many 2 pocket itylei, full 2" hemi, »ef-in ileevdl. costume and accessory. In sizes from 8'/z through 11; think, wUtfully,iof the days before It makes hini interested, in * Chick McClure Says— there'! no skimping on trim, or workmanship. all human beings dared proclaim some healthy direi tion. M is s in g a a I e s 'f Nothing like a Boston rocker for themaelves to he human beings. It puts hira In tomb with a high Missing trains? good old fa.shioned rocker comfort. How/nlce if there wore no trouble- code of beliavior. N o th in g is more *^*'‘ i* Rlat'k or old pine, Reg. $33.50. \ a n che n e ^ i^ High Trodts and SPRING FRESH PRINTS aome invasion of.the Univo rity of irriliting than a watch that It gi\’e.s him .tlie com.ept that won I keep guod lime. To' pro­ Alabama! How nice if nobody m "GeodwiirV Sarvict Rejoice in pretty Roroti, poiileyt, and geemetricf idcals-aie stiong arid im-i'nly .'not tect tlie accuracy of vour watcli V. ; a NYLON PANTIES IN North Africa daicd luk self gov­ in bright, goy spring ihgdes which itoy bright through for .softies. hare i( im>|>ccte(j at least once TRIMMED STYLES ernment! How nice if the un,.* teaches him re.spcet for • year. Wc’ll do this for you Innerspring Tht right combina- many woihjngs. /■ teuchsbles of India would be con-' /res- You'll Lie amazed at how authority and team-play and'co­ X Hen on th* right car tent to stay untouchable! How mucii better your watch 'will operation an(|l individualistic self- luxury! for '56. nice if the Jews of Germany had reliance, all in their proper places. ruq after it ia cleaned and oiled. TOP COLORS IN SIZES • not even existed! How nice, if the Such are the things’ which hap­ B repair! arc needed our expext I wrorld over, things were not. press­ service will pul tliinga right. e Turquoise Misses 12 to 20« - pen inside a hoy, in the.moments IlSIN OWNUil Wheel PONTIAC ing in upon the collective con- of .ScouUng. Such are the feelings See ua shout getti|ig the ansaa- .• Rose end Womend’ Generously full-cut Iriefs and adence o f man, bidding him decltjle and thoughts and teachings and ing new Elgin DziraPowef Luxury to enjoy in your flares; Lace and novelty embroi­ for qr against civllisaUoft! < Chaises e M oiie^ Holt Sizes inspirations' behind the Mam St. Mainspring ftir your watch. game room or sunroorh now ^ M cC LU R E , dery for exho femininity. White; But the. reality is, of course, • Lilac 16'/z to 24V6 exhibit!; Such are the reaaoris why I ■- ■* . . . outdoors next summer! that we ouraeivaa have raised such sparkling colors. Sizes S-M-l-XU A Scout Very seldom goes wrong Light-as-a-^eather alumj- yuastions and problems, out of our 29 ” PONTIAG And all are 'reasons why none of Occasional comfort num frames. Red or green oRm conacienoes, and that they ..s. ■- ua goes wi|ong, thia weriH. if we F . E. B R A V Regularly $39.95 plastics. 878 Main St., Manchester' BUY ON WARDS MMHt now ba faced and answered. give the Boy Scorit organization 787 Main St.—Tel. MI-8-5617 Reg. $34.95 pull-up chairs are e.Xr.. Ml 9^4543. Open Evenings. 4 b 6 Um ataosphere is that the ht Manchester our backing. MANCHESTER’S OLDEST tremely comfortable for occasional MONTHLY- PAYMENT^PLAN ESTABUSHED JEWELER 27.50 use. Covered to your order! .1 ' ■ ' . ' . ' I , ' * . • >

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MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER, CONN, WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 8,1968 PAOETWELV* ------^ . ------BT WEDNESDAY. FEBRUARY 8. 1958 WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 8, 1956 corporations; Leonard D. Rivard, try to stick up Mrs. Violet LsfseU, FOB PBGMFT Section Two iHattflieBter l^iienittg RferaUi Pages 13 to 24 Set $22,000 Goal rctMI dlvlalohr Dr. Robert ‘Ales- who . runs a. liquor stors here. For Mother Critical To Graduate from Bible School bury, special-gifts; YorH Strang- example, two knife-wielding REFRIOERATION For Coming* Drive feld, organisations; Joseph L. bandits entersd her store yester­ After Saving Tots CserwinskI, resldentialr Mrs. Jack day and demanded, money. They Several Events Plan Cookie Sale R. Hunter, North Bolton; Mrs. got h wallet containing aMut $40 SERVICE State Labor Office Here Using Sale of^ Course Seen Illegal A goal of $23,000 haa been aet Richard Olmsted, South Bolton; from a customer but not a cent V^ALL WILUAMS Beaiipre’s Baltimore. Feb. 8 .liW—Mn. for the local Re A Cross chapter from Mrs. Lefaeta. She sent the ' Mark Birthday To Raise Funds Elmer A., Weden, treasurer; L«e Oeorxe A. Batwmaji. who dropped for the fund drlv> that begins bandits barreling out of the store M l 9.3585 Drops General Aptitude Test Battery M. Silvcrsteln, publicity., School At Present Time by Mhrtin three of her children from later this month, according to after *he threw a bottle of wine Of Boy Scouts For Girl Scouts a blaaing aecond-floor apartment George T. LaBonne Jr., fund- at them. Police Mid this w u the Into the arma of paweraby yeater- WOMAN BEATS OFT BANDITS Anyone Intaredtad In Unding The town cannot aell the golfX'leaat a year before any transfer raising chairman. Bridgeport, Feb. S —Hpldnp third time bandits cams out sec­ Read Herald Advd. This Boy Scout week alt Miaa Eveline Pentland, chair­ Used day and then jumped from the Last year, a total of $18,3$8.47 ond best with Mrs. Lefsets. out whether he hae the aptitude Co-Chairman course to the Manchester Country, can be made, Imyway, because ths men lesm the hard way when they over town. man of the flnanre comndttea of building with her clothea afire, re­ waa raised here. The additional to be a tool maker 7 Or an an-, Club immediately. General Man sale or lease would probably rt* Scouts are camping out la Cen­ the Manchester Girl Scotit Coun­ ager Rlchart^. Martin told the quire action of the State Leglalao mained In critical condition today. funds are necessary, I-aBonne ter Park. Banka and stores hava glneer? Or a draesmakarT cil, reporting at the February One of the children the 27-year- said, because of the vast'amounts Board of Dli-ectors last night; Ha ture. old houaewife dropped from a front Boy Scout exhibits In their win­ Or a butcher, a baker, candle­ meeting of the council last night noted that in authorising the sale The directors heard the report of money bpent when devastating tram (fate One) The teachers arsrs also concerned dows. and stores are displayinp; at the home of Mrs. Betty Jonas, Cars window, 4-vear-old John, died later floods hit the. northeast and Cali­ (OM« stick maker? of bonds to pay for the 1,000-acre without comment. with the effect of report cards-en Boy Scout poeters. 334 Summit St., stated that her Globe Hollow tract the Board The manager said the town In Marylirid General Hoapital. So fornia in rscent months. In addition, hundreds of acouta' Well; the State . Labor Depart- committee has rtit the annual did John B. Green, 58, Mra. Baut- A small, black-haired, bespectacled children. Parents In Columbia re­ nfient’e local employment eervtca certified many limes that the land might find that It had no choice “The Red Crocs Is crested by STILL GREAT REDUCTIONS! man with an air of quiet Intensity member that ops of the arguments families and friends this week are budget of the Manchester Girl man'a father, who had beenxartled Individuals, who Join hands and office in the Jatwia building, can la necessary for the public welfare, j but to buy the eatlre parcel and about him, the Porter School prin­ advance(F by the teacher five attending potiuck suppers, courts Scoutr to $8,800. "We cannot say so soon that It out by firemen. resourras to help each other In of honqr and charter ■ presenta­ probably help him. that it later finds part of the land Edward, 3. and Joaeph, 2, were ON THE FOUOWING LADIIES' WEAR: cipal la regarded as a strict dis- year-ago In favor ol a new re­ The office ia equipped to admin- j A driye for funds, with-a goal of ia necessary to sell It," Martin Is not heeded. time of need,’’ LsBo'nne added. “It -clpllnarlah. "When hd talks, those porting kystem was' that report tions. $8,8(H), was held in the fall, reaiilt- reported in aerioua condition at the Is a worldwide organlaatlop dedi­ Ister what is known as the GATB, I said. At any rate, the Manchester Why Mda jump," one mother said of him cafds fostered sn unhealthy form Mayor Harold A. Turkington the General Aptitude Test Bet-', Ing in a 'total collection of a lit­ He made the remarks in a rou­ Country Club's lease will run unUI hoapital. A fourth.child. 4-month- • COATS • SKIRTS • DRESSES cated to neighborly help. You, pro­ recently. But, ahe .added, “the^ -ot competition. and .General Manager Richard tle over $8,800. It Is hoped to make I old Jamca, was' rescued by Irvin vide the blood to save a life, you tery, a series of teats designed to - tine report to the Board on the Sept. 30, this year. If tha town ' parents In Columbia esem to Utto One of the v'vid memories Pa­ Martin have Issued statements measure ability In 20 occupation-! up the balance of the deficit with status of the Manchester Coimtry does not cancel the lease befora Livik, a neighbor. The two oldest help a disaaler-strlcken family, • JERSEYS • BLOUSES promoting the observance of Boy children. George* 8. and William. him." tros has of his early years at. Por­ al fields, with a variety of specific | a cookie sale this epring. Club's offer to buy the course. next October, it will run to Sep­ you lighten the problems of a Patron waa bom and. edufeated ter when the school Issued report Scout week. , Co-chairmen of the rookie sale 7. were in achool at the time. service man far from home. This Jobs In each. ! That organixatlon offered $300,000 tember 19.17. Wait • HOUSECOATS • LOUNGING SETS In nearby Willimantic wid Uvea cards Is that of the routine that All of this Is in connection with The battery, which is adminis­ are Mr. and Mrs* Bnice Miller. aa its top'price. The Country Club's bid to buy I Mrs. Bausman Jumped from her Is the meaning of Red Cross mem­ there now with his wife aAd baby would be followed after the chil­ the annwal drive for funds needed Girl Scouts will begin taking j row-house apartment to the aide- Mr and Mra. Harry A. Johnson, formerly of Manchester, will bership." tered by Mrs. June Tanner, teat Martin reported that While no the course is likely to nin Into op­ daughter. He attended the Tlnl- dren boarded their school bus for to carry on the scouting program techrilciaiv measures Intelligence orders on Monday, March 12, on formal legal opinion has been position from the Dernocratio' walk’ some 20 feet below, suffering be graduated from the Watchtower Bible School of Gilead, located Committee chairmen for the . verslty of Connec^ut »nd grhdu- in this area. On Sunday, Manches­ In South Lansing, N. Y., during a 2-day program Feb. 11 Md 12 at their homeward Journey on report (in connection with a particular which date they will receive from Sought, it is clear to him that Town Committee and the Citiaen’a injuries as well as burns. A neigh- drive are Ralph A. Bchwalkert, ated from WllUmantic Sthte card da^.' ter homes received brochures ex­ their troop - rookie chairmen the ' bor, Mrs. Estelle Sheerer, said she which 2,000 persons from the eastern part of the yoited States and aptitude rather than I.Q.), verbal, selling the land at the present time Committee of Manchetter. Both For Teachers' CoHegs In 1886. Me "As soon as they got on the plaining the finances, of the Char­ numerical and spatial (three dl- necessary order forms. They will would be Illegal.. And he indicated groups are on record tn favor of • “looked like a Christmas Tree” Canada are expected. Both have received special training for au» joined the Porter School faculty bus.” Patros recalls, "they’d pull ter Oak council, and this Sunday merlslonal. aptitudes; form and have two weeks to take orders, In his remarks that it will be at municipal golf course. when she fell. perVlsory work in this country, .lohnson has been engaged in min­ In the si^e year as a teacher In scout leaders will solicit contribu­ isterial work for Jehovah's Witnesses for the past 20 yeara. His Out their report cards, and they'd clerical perception, motor coordin­ wihich must be given to the chair­ Witness said the three children the upper grades. tions. ation and finger and'manual dex­ men on Monday, March 26. The were caught by two unidentifled most recent assignment before entering Gilead School was that of LADIES. HAVE YOU A Wiews True Developmeut . gd. from .one child to the next, all In their statements, Turkington Scouts. Announcement will be kidnaping charge In U.8. Dlatriet circuit supervisor of 20 congregations in the Manchester area. As ardund the bus." terity. cookies, the same kinds as sold Negro men. while Mrs, Bausman's Th commenting on the confer­ and Martin urge the support of. The State Labor Department made later of the activities planned Court today. Spring ordained ministers with an outstanding record for a number of yeara. TAILORING PROILEM7 The thought of what such ex­ previously—vanilla, - novel teas, Judge William T. McCarthy de­ fall was broken by the crowd on ^arty. Ttfl-v is an an­ Other business at the. meeting ^ 1950 DODGE Rofroskmontt 4XXXX. 3840; Lalhiop's, 3814; For PaintelrB, m i conferences or tjie fact that the questioner thqt, even though re­ Bakery, Pearl's, Johnson 'The entire battery, .which con­ nual event" during Nationel-Beauty unfons, professions! syndicates and Included the granting of permto- The-Height’s, 3802; Capitol Equip­ youngsters themselves get nothr port. cards had be.n rfbollshed, Paint,X JKemp's, Robert J. Smith, DOOR PRIZES political parties. The liberation Carpenters, Plumbem sists of a number of booklets, a Week. slon to Senior Troop 3 to work on ment. 3791; G a r d e n Restaurant, Ing in recognition of their prog­ Mentgoi $195 rally, Prime Minister Gamal Abdel there was still competition avail- tgomery Ward, isUsh's. Man- peg board andf a rivet'-and-washer a water ballet to be given In 1657, 3768: SMFD Co. No, 4, 3036; Peter- ress, or lack of It, except talk. eble for the Porter School chil­ ches^rr G2ectric, Manchestei Opti- game, takes 'about 2 li hoifra to For Ticketa Call Nasser's faction and the only legal nsan's, 3712; Gallasso’s, 3712; Generally, however, the system cal, Cnt'4 of young, would-b* tool makers to announcement that Mrs. Betty 1951 MERCURY party in Egypt, already controls dren. . " h'udet Jeweler, Crown Clean­ compifte. But a person Interested Jones will direct the day camp this Mrs. RaCkowski Lahman's, 3676; Ray Henrjr!a, 3687 seems to have the 'support neces­ Set Up False Goals er*', pray Jeweler, Fairway. Sloan in findthg out how he would do on a shop after tests Indicated they the morning paper A1 Gumhurrtya, sary to last.' could do the work. . summer while Miss (Jampbelt la Ml 9-2705 Although press dispatches being Manchester Trust, 3684; Mahche-'- But not all educators—aVyleast Bros. Shoes, and Naasiff Arms. a specific job would take only part $595 ter Wallpaper,. 3642; O’Brien'a . 711! idea of junking report cards of the battery. Sometimes a person taking the aboard with Senior Troop 1, and Tickets 60c aent abroad are not censored, the luiniluv n I those not on the firing line are that Att.v. Chkriea N. Crockett haa 3688; Manchester Auto Parts, 334$ germinated among the members so defensive. Buth Strsng of And along with the test goes a teste gete more then he bergeined local paper! are tlghtly_ controlled. of the Porter School faculty, most for. Last spring, two high school consantad. to continue aa lagal ad­ 1953 KAISER Teachers College of Columbia Uni­ counseling Job, provided by Eu­ visor for ths Manchester Girl of them, like Patros at the time, versity, has called marks "psycho­ About Town gene Dick, the office Job counselor. boys came Into . the office end $695 young and freah out of teachers logical <|ynamite.” Other educators The testing service is free to any­ asked to be tested lor tool maker BEST BRAKE JOB IN TOWN colleges. Looking back at those have blamed report cards for Mrs. Louise Wilson. 147 Parker one. Just make an appointment. jobs. One of the boys did excep- dsys, Patros recalls, "We wei-e St., invites members and -friends Mias Anderson Is enthusiastic ‘tionally w'ell, topping the mini 1945 CHRYSLER creating feelings', of Inadequacy of Daughters of Liberty, No. 12.1, YOUR DOllARS HAVE MORE CENTS HERR dissatisfied with the traditional and anxiety In children already about the GATB. She says it would mum score set for ,en engineer WR0U8HT IRON ■ A, 6, C, D, F type of report card. having a difficult time'in-schbolr LOLI. to a party at her home Fri­ be helpful to youngstera coming, trainee. $195 We felt it didn’t tell the parent and for aetting-up false goals. day at 8 p.m. out of high achool and not sure of When ahe saw the results; Mrs. GENERAL REPAIR WORK enough about the child.” RAILINBS The question hss also /b e e n what field they want to get Into. Tanne;^ urged the bojr to go on to Wa hava praclalen aqulpmaat for tost and repair at gananton. ANNIVERSA Fostered Unhealthy Cbmpetltion A conference for' parents and' "It's also good for someone who is 1951 OLDSMORILE raised as to whose comMtition is college. He is now at the Univer­ atortor Motors, voltaga regulatora. But that wasn’t the only reason.' god parents will be held tomorrow dissatisfied with his present Job PORCH COLUMNS Involved — the childrens or the at 8 p.m. in St. Mary's parish sity of Connecticut. His eompaniqn, parents. Some teaches, teachprs, after and wants to make a change." she who also did well, ia now an a ^ $695 house, in preparation for the says, and, too, for handicapped HAND RAILS hearing a youngsteingstep'.say, ‘Tm sacrament of baptism, Sunday at prentice tool maker. ^ ' going to get a bikebike If I get a good persons. W 4U A SERUIIE TELEVISION 11 a.m. Boon for Employers PIPi GUARD RAILS LARGEST DISPLAY IN report card,” oror /My father la SWIFT SPORT CARS SALE It’s also a boon* for employers. SFEOIAL MANCHESTER going to give me a dollar for The Golden Age Club will hold a VALLEY WELDING CO. 7ov Vnli3 STflTion $179.95 Up every A I get,” form the notion meeting tomorrow at 2 p.m.' in They can ask that anyone the of­ Daytona Beach, Fla. — (NEA) THURSDAY, FRIDAY, SATURDAY-FEBRUARY 9, 10,11 (hat the parents are invoived in a Orange Hall. Following the usual fice lends them be tested first, to —The fastest snd most expensive Phone Glutonbnry ME 8-tllO 'I77Huitford Rd. Manchfstcr.Conn. ISMBUrCK PottWrten's contest of tltoir own, with a prise pastimes, a meat loaf supper, prO' determine whether he could do the sport rara will compete during . Call Todajt—CaU OoUaet ' 186 CENTER 'ST. going to tb« one whose child vided by the members,' will be en' Job called for. A couple 'of weeks the NASCAR Speed Weeks at No Charga Far Eattmatoa TELEPHONE MirtchcU 9-8068 the best Marks. ago, Miss Anderson sent a couple Daytona Beach, Feb. 12-26, 4-Deor Sedan. Bndlo, heater. 2 PC.UWS0N LIVING ROOM GROUP joyed about 4:30 p.m. / $295 ★ Han built-in comfort featuren—Rubber foam cushions. USUALLY O II1 Starting Tomorrow — Thursday, February 9 — For Three Days Only 1951 PACKARD 2 M 0 0 5 / 1 1 $495 LE PRICE 1 8 9 “ 1070' DIVIDEND DAYS - TO A\ARK OUR

1949 PLYMOUTH 2 Pc. M o d e r n 3 Pc. MODERN 2 Pc. MODERN 2-CillMsUI im Ckromt or Tortoise Enomel i i- a a new View $195 LIVING ROOM LIVING ROOM SECTIONAL LIVING of FLASHLIGHT GROUP 1951 WILLYS Beautiful, gleaiming CIGARETTE '•n»s/a GROUP ROOM GROUP o * Covered In nylnn, rubber* chrome finish. foam ruahiona. 'Ilila If a big * Tailored In attrartive $ 3 9 5 LIGHTER * Rubber foam riishlnni, lime fahrlr. S WMiTMt anfa and matrhing chair In maaalve liiille beautifully YOU! tailored In foreat green and 1953 CHRYSLER CtopOR.. • 4 * ^ Triplegeared rharrnal gre'y. * Corner table included. for faster, more 8 9 c red. $1195 dependable ar.lion, . Usually 259.00 * Usually 379.00 Usually 385.00 1949 OLDSMOIILE SALE PRICE SALE PRICE SALE PRICE $195 FATHER JOHNS BOBBY PINS 2 2 9 . 0 0 2V niMt 2 For 26c 1 9 8 . 0 0 3 1 9 . 0 0 . Another yssr . . another births SPECIAL • ; ^ day . . another milestone in ' Listen ne Toothpaste eur history which has been one 1S52 PLYMOUTH bf contiguous growth, thanks to 4-Door -Sedan. FuUy equip­ MUM ped. Bettor net w-nlt on this your loyal support. Imagine . ■.. yauridlf in Ihii ilunning Reg. 4.V SUr 2 For 59C ...... -tteJEUae.... 2..:Cor-. 4 9 c •uii by Newbury. SHAVE BOMBS Loose Leaf Fillers- ( - f tmegip* . . : o trimming thal't realty 10% REDUCTIOSI 7RIM'^« . liny teed pearls, rhinesionee 1945 DODGE 4 9 c Reg. lOc 2 For 11c * and colorful beads. $195 ON EVERY ITEM IN THE STORE Play Dial Telephone EXCEPT A FEW “FAIR-TRADEir Imagine . . . the workmanthid^he delallt 1955 CHRYSLER VALENTINE DOLLS 3 Pc. ond o ikirt Ihal't lined lo retain OR PRICE FIXED ITEMS il's (hop*. $2695 5 9 c A n d 8 9 c Reg. $1.60 79c MAPLE Don't imagine any morp , , . tea 1 9 M lU IC K '" ' . ' r SOFA-BED GET YOUR .SHARE OF DIVIDENDS! lor yourielf!. You'll Ibve the "dreiiy lodk** P, KEArt^lT ^ L > •Al $295 4( 2^ CHOOSE FROM OJR DELIGHTFUL in iheer weriled—novy; block, beige Envelopes 1 Saccharin AND COMPLETE FASHION COLLECTION 1952 IMPfRIAL H O B A R T'S 1 V A C U U M 1 SUITE i' end powder blu*. $995 A S P IR IN 1 BO TTLE 1 100 Commercial ■ ★ For living room or We DO NOT buy special merchan­ den. attractive smaK 1947 CHRYSLER 1000 '/i r.r* dise for this event. Our entire stock .95 Convertible l O O 'a l l C 1 » rt. J Size 1 print cover. Salem »59 maple finish frame. quality clothes is on sole. $195 Tht whip^hape look other All Wool 8uitJ •k Sofa, matching of the sailor dress • From $39.98 CHOCOLATK COVERED chair and platform in' Sichel frisk linen. SPECIAL ^Roxbury FOUNTAIN Oral or Stubby FEVER rocker. For additional dash — THERMOMETER « perky polka-dolled'tiow SYRINGE cherries 69c m ^ 1f$2 DdDBE In black bake^ handsome bulky Full round • Icnit uool cardigan. f-Doei' Wayfarer. This ear 9 8 * life caul White with navy would make the little wom­ an srOry happy. . or r e d sweater, beige with Mack sweeaer. WE RESERVE THE RIGHT TO U.MIT QUANTITIES Sizes: 8-20 Pricet 617.98 USE OUR , HUNDREDS OF ITEMS- BUDGET ACCOUNTS INVITED LAY-AWAY PLAN I. . a l l r e d u c e d toy. Charge it, or pay ca.sh, but do not fail to take ad­ FREE MILLER PHARMACY SAVE vantage of thi.i opjtortunity to complete your win­ itany Idvelj; Coats, Suits, Dresses and Sportswear YOUR NflGHBORHOOD LK.&fTT RtKAU DRUG STORl OPEN EVERY Oi PrtssriRtioiis ter wardrobe or start your .spring wardrobe— at a are already reduced. Yoii save AN ADDITIONAL BEAUPRE JCE CREAM THURSDAY EVENING nice saving... 10^/* ON THIS SALE MERCHANDISE. PAcAc^ption I A CLOSED MONDAYS 10% DIVIDEND DAYS AT BLAIR'S LITtLE SHOP. TOO CONES W h 5 8 i i i ^ '' Looated on East Center Street at Manchester Shopping Plaza Shop the Convenient Little Shop, 'Thuraday, Friday and Saturday PROMHI IRU -,AU AND DiUVlRT '.fRVU i FURNITURE DEPARTMENT 3 D A Y S ONLY-THURSDAY, FRIDAY, SATURDAY MOTORS To ChUdTM WhoR Optn Daily 9 te^:30 —■ Thursday and Friday 9 to 9 . ,V ;,RK N ROAD m Ml I -n 14 SliECfN lN rStv Aecempeoled-*y Addr F IIM H in l LOWER $TRERT FLOOR LEVEL — Ml 9-5221 FEBRUARY 9rl0-ll M I3 -1 1 3 1 h

■V- • •• 7 . I' / ' ■ r -I J' ■■■A P . MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER. CONN, WEDNESDAY, FEBRUAJIY «, 1966 PAGE FOURTEEN MANCHESTER EVENPIG HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN. WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 8.1956 PAGE FIFTEEN, i

driving around Mancheafer "look­ Planning Dapartment and other ganisationa m K in Martin's office ing for excitement” before the Jan. Group to Review departments do. in (fontrolling con­ Qosl of Terrace Jan. 30 with the architect to dis­ Court Upholds 14 incident occurred. struction is conaldered, however, cuss various kinds- of memorials. the total cost haa not been covered They tentatively deelded on the SMITH’S UPHOLSTERY SHOP -FAIRWAY According to statements they Increase in Fees Seen at $30,000 gave police, the youths pulled by fees, Martin said. terrace. They instructed the 243 S. MAIN STREET Term in Jail their car alongside a car parked The Board of Directors 1 as t Ip a discussion following the Ifoe memorial terrace to veler* architect to draw preliminary meeting, several builders agreed sketches and estimate the coet. RE-UPHOLSTERINGLSTEI CUSTOM-MADE on Green Manor Rd. in drhich two night voted to keep present build­ ana being planned ftir construction teenage boys and a girl were sit­ they w ou ld.^ willing to pay any Martin's report cm the coet SUP COVERS. DRAPERIES Given Kodes ing permit and license fees iii force at the, new high school will cp- Car Skids on Ice, would be built around thd flagpole however. jail, sentences was the most dif - tJlon of the new building code In front of the main entrance at / Kodes was one of five youths ficult he had ever had to make which will go into effect soon. W. Middle Tpke. Bronse name acntenced here to sis months in Kills Woman, 22 while on the bench. At last night's meeting the plaques at the terrace would re­ W l—to be suspended after vsry- Board also made a technical L FLASH BULBS, CASES, 2 Xou CoR't lu y lETTER Auto Insurones injt periods on charjes of assault Windsor Docks, Feb. 8 —An place the temporary memorial on / x«»c« amendment in the ordinance set­ Center St. across from the Munici­ ^ MOVIES, FARTS ^ for beating two trenage youth? arid ting up. the new rode. The amend­ accident resulting from a car skld- Jcnockinir a teenage girl uncon- Take' Keservalions pal Building. ment makes it clear that Man­ (]lng on a patch of Ice killed a .A group of town officials and GIFTS GALORE acious Jan. 14. chester's code is based on the ^ H Y P A Y M O R E ? young woman today and seriously representatives of veteran's or- Judge Vine R. Parmelee heard For Masonic Ball 195.1 edition of the State Building S— why AHitaf* sold mpro auto insuroneo in 19S4 the appeal and sentenced Kodfs to Code. injured her companion. aix months in jail—suspended af­ Hayden Griswold Jr., secretary- A spokesman for Manchester Miss Virginia Fournier, 22, who riion any othor company bosod on diroct writton FDR HIM ter he serves 60 da>'s - for assault, treasurer of the Masonic Ball com­ builders said he. felt a .50 per rent was thrown out of the car and increase in fees would ^ suf­ killed, and Miss Stephanie Jafiik. promiums. and 60 days for breach of the mittee, reports that reser%-ations COMPARE AND YOU'LL FIN D Allatate, the company founded peace. TTtie jail terms will be served are coming in very satisfactorily ficient. Director Harry Klrato, 23. were driving from their Wind­ head of the committee, agreed that sor I»ck s homes to their work In by Scare, offers rates ususllylower than those.of moat companies almdltaneously. for the 43rd annual ball to be held -— a really better auto insurance value! At the same time, you Judge Parmelw refused to give Friday, Feb. 24. - . the new fees should l>e reviewed Hartford when the aciHdent oc­ - YES-at by. his group, but defended an In- curred at the foot of a slight grade. can count on Allstate for finest protection, friendly agent service/ Kodes credit for six days he served Announcements of the ball, with and faat, fair claim, settlements throughout the United State# Valentine’s Day Feb. 14 return blanks for reservations or i crease. H

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Extra Special! Special Purchdise \ THROW PILLOWS Davy Crockett LUCKY PURCHASE WONDERFUL ASSORTMENT— REG. 1.79 LUNCH KITS GENUINE 10-OZ. THERMOS AND LUNCH BOX FAIRWAY PRICE Our Regular $259 \ BLOND MAHOGANY ea. for DOUBLE DRESSER BEDROOM SUITE 2 GREAT FACTORY SHOWROOMS Why p«y more when BLZZINI RROS. will save you a cool gl0n.no on these stunning modern. Blond Mahogany bedrooms! Includes the Mr. and Mrs. Dresser with lands<-aped mirror, full-sire bookcase II t 1 I bed and spacious matching chest! Complete at this "B-B” low price! ‘159 You Get 2 for the Money/ Store Hours: 4 COME SEE THE 2 TWIN HOLLYWOOO -.r , CUB SCOUT COMPLETE OUTFITS THURS. TILL 9 P.M. ^ Long, Easy Terrns! r if/ -•' i/ TUES. Thru SAT. OiSPLAY » ON SALE WHILE THEY LASt! 9:00 A.M.-5:30 P.M. IN OUR WINDOMi f THIS WEEK OPEN TONIGHT thru FRI. Until 9 ADAMS and 1 0 8 4 CfoiOll Mondays TlUa aleep ensemble includen 2 de luxe quallly plaa- We believe this to be.the grealeat, most dramatic Sale of de lii.xe quality 7-pleco HILLIARD ST. 975 MAIN ST„ MANCHESTER— Across From Populqr Market tle-cnver^ headboards in choice of colora, 2 guar­ Dtaelte groupa ever offered to the h(Hmemakera ef-the Manchester area! The huge ex- MAIN ST. anteed INNER8PRING mattresses and matching tenalon table haa a harm-proof, grey mother-of-pearl plastic top! Exteada up to 60" Manchester's Most Conveniently Located Store - hex aprtnga flne damnak eovers, plus 2 aeta of whea opea! Seats 6 very comfortably! And ttarn you grt a hapdaome chrome tu-tone Manchester Hartford legs! Xothlag elae to buy! $ M 9 Valuer AR.MCHAIR and 5 tutone SIDE CHAIRS, the "Whole Works" complete at this “ R-R" aenaaUonall.T low price! Come to Reaalnl Rrathera' great fumijure ahowro

MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN., WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 8, 1956* PACne 8IXTEEW MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN., WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 8, 1956 PAGE SEVENTEEN and Mr*. Ck. Raymond Johnaon on slater, Mrs. Margaret Garvey High St. French Assemhly Connor of Florida. Set Hearing Date Bias Ban Fails Kalbrr/Hokorvd Ike Sets March 1 Time Limit Obituary Fimersl services will be held ^€kizen^ Mahoney Is Miffed James Kalber, son of Mr., and Unseats Poiijadist SsUirday at 8:30 a.m. at the W. P. On Budget Item To Stir Unrest Mrs. Albert F. Kalber, recently NEIDITZ BROS. SAVES YOU MONEY On Mfgr’s Closeouts - Cancellations For Decision on Second Term Qulsh Funeral Home, 225 Main As ‘Directors^ End Meeting received a bronze plaque mounted Paris. Feb. « (/P) The llelllger- St. and St. James' ChqTch. Burial Datc-f for a numbsr of public on oak In the form of a shield ; will be In the family 'plot in S t ent follower* of tax rebel Pierre hearings and informal meetings At Ch^el HiU from »the Connecticut. 'Vegetable | (CoBUaaed rage On«) blocking any avenut, no matter Deaths Bridget's Cemetery. Dlrsctor Walter Mahoney aaid<^’ ington attempted to halt a long Grower* Aian. foi* achievement in | how tortuoua or tiny, that might Poujade have given the French were set by the Qqard of Director* Calling hours at the funeral today he is going to institute discussion, on the Keeney Street ♦-Hwvork. This is the second year - ■tatea hat given priority to th e , lead to peace, National Assembly a taste of their home Will be announced later. last night, School. ' (OsettiBoe ttoBs Page Om ) James has received this award. pfo^ction of guided misiilea. Ei- The Pieaident said he intcnda to Fred D. Kingsbury' charges against Mayor Harold A. disruptive tactics, forcing the Fred Dewey Kingsbury, 57, of The Board set iharch 6 as the Ruled Out of Order Heart Fund Leaders - a ^ o w er said that in certain field* reply to Bulganin's • second letter Turkington for ‘'discriminating Mahoney asked for the floor to Infs with white boy* rooming In Lower Mouse to adajourn for three Bread and Milk St., Coventry, who date for hearings oh aa additional Maury Cohn has been named af missile production the United' proposing that the United States days W'ith a filibus'ter threat. againat him’', at last night’s meet­ speak "as a citizen" during that tho some dormitory with him on chairman of the Heart Fund Drive SUtes is ahead of Russia, while in i and Rtissia sign a 20-year friend- died yesterday morning * l Man­ appropriation of $23,000 to the The Assembly iin.seated a Pou­ chester Memorial Hospital, ■ was Funerals ing of the Board of Directors., portion of the meeting 'reserved thig peaceful village campus. and Dr.- Robert P. Bowen will other fields the Soriet Union prob-1 ship treaty. Eisenhower lejei ted jade disciple ye.stcrday on charges Board of Education budget, and Mahoney said he will meet with ] for comments from the . public serve as treasurer. A -msll solici­ FEBRUARY FURNITURE SALE and horn May 18, 1898, In Dca Moines, In t,he 161 years since it en­ ably has outdistanced this coun- Bulganin's first proposal of that of Illegal election maneuver* by the the adoption of newly-codified Atty. John R. FitzGerald tonight' on matters within the jurisdiction tation..will be the major means of trj'. nature, saylag both countries al­ Iowa, son of the late Arthur and rolled the first student to enter a parly. Then It started to diaciiss Carrie Thrall Klngsbiicy, and had August Twarnnlle town ordinances. and seek his legal aid. of the Director*. state university in the n a 1 1 o n. obtaining donationa. Last ySar But he said that from the stand­ ready have friendship comnilt- the election of the second of a Funeral services for August Oir March 20, .the. Board will An unidentified caller phoned Turkington ruled him out of about $400 was realized from the point of the over-all picture, the nients under the Uiiiled Nnlions group of 12 roujadlsts whose right lived in Coventry for the past two Twaronite, ,34 .Spruce St., were held The Herald today to* ask If the order saying that he should abide North Carolina has acquired an community. years. hold a . hearing on a se^'er exten­ International reputation as a cen­ United Stales is doing all it po.s- Postal In connection with liiif lo .sii in .i-«the Assemblya. ___ ki., i has ... been .this morning at 8:30 at the Holmes sion on Lyndale St. from Autumn paper was aware of the impending by the same procedures as other., Sehciol Savings aibly ran to maintain a strong rcque.st that postage rates he lii- Previously, lie had lived In East Funeral Home, and at 6 o'clock In action. When contacted, Mahoney ter of liberal thought and action. challenged. St. to Glenwood Rd. directors. The meeting adjourned In spite of those tradition*, how­ .The Robertson School pupils postupe in the missile field. ercased to help wipe out tire Post Jean Ije Pen, deputy spokesman Hartford for many years, and had St. Jam es’ Church. The Rev. John The Board added to th* list of confirmed the report, but ex­ over Mahoney's protest. purchased $350.15 in Savings (Yes, We/Are fine Year Eisenhower’s remarks were in Office Department's big deficit. been an employe of the Traveler* F. Hannon was the celebrant, the pressed surprise that the story ever, the walls of segregation did for the Poiijadlsls. climl^d to the Items it will ron.-lder fnformally Mahoney said toda.v he was "de­ not crumble through evolution.- Stamps during January with Mis. response to questions about state­ Eisenhower said he always I* rostrum and began to read the Insurance Co. for 32 years. Rev, George Hughes the deacon was out. nied as a citizen the right to Mary Cummisk'a room first ;/wlth hopeful that good Sense will- pre­ Tuesday the request of a $1,000 They were ahattered by the hard ments by Sens. Jackson iD-Wash) Freni-h t-onstiiiitlon. He was a member of the Trav­ and the Rev. Edgar Farrell the added appropriation t« the budget Mayor Turkington declined to speak" "I've .stood enough of 'thia. sales of $116.70; Mrs. Hesmig B. ANNIVERSARY SALE vail III Congress' on that matter. fact of a court decree. _ and Symington (D-Mo> that Rus­ t'ommunist and Socialiat depu­ eler* Men’s Club, the Second Con­ subdeacon. Mrs. Jane Maccarone for maintaining Greenhaven, a comment on the proposed action I'm about fed up with it. " Sillano's room was second ' with) Old In Manchester) sia is ahead of thi.s country in de­ He made the remark in reply to a ties set up a f-lamor but Le Pen gregational Church of Coventry, was organl.M and soloist. Father which Is an outgrowth of what ap­ Leroy. 18. and hia brother, veterans hou.sing project. The angry director said last Ralph, 14 month* younger, live $42.20 and Mr*. Ann Van Deuaen's velopment of intercontinental bal­ qiie.stion about the prospects for read on until A.ssenibly President the Raii-Locke Post, No. 8, Ameri­ Farrell read the J9bimlttal service peared to be a minor friction be­ night was not the first time hia third with $39. listic missile.s. congres.sional approval of hla re­ In other actioar the Board: within a couple of blocks of North Andre Ix" Troquer warned him a can I-eglon, of Hiylford; Voiture at the grave In St. James' Ceme­ 1. Waived the competitive bid tween the two last night. right to express hiniself has been Asked speclflcally for comment quest. second'time to slick to the point No. 37k, 40 and 8; and the Long tery. The brush occurred when Turk­ denigd. Carolina College in Durham, a Advertisement— *■ The ' lawmakers have turned requirements ao that the Water state - supported institution for on Symington's statement last at Issue. Hill Contmunity Aasn. of ' East Bearers were Ju.stin Shtmanskis, Department can buy 203 Neptune "19c sale price - 40c value one down similisr requesl.s the last Hartford. Negroes. Brandon, 18, also Uvea Sunday that Russia lia.s'flred an When I,e Pen concluded, I-e William Zorskis; Alexander Kvel- wal^r^^eters and couplings' at la alleged Drury broke Stetson's, ounce skein Fingering Wool— .Intercontinental missile “hundreds two years ami seem likely to do so Troquer adjiiurned the se.sslon un­ He leaves hla wife, Mrs. Helen kSuskas, Ptjus Krtirlskis, John wiOiln easy distance. -J 5,000 to be sold. COVENTRY AT NEIDITZ BROS., MANCHESTER, CONN. again. Khe Kingsbury: live son.s, Ralph arm last summe.-. , Mayor Considers After high ochool, they trained of miles further" than anything til Friday lo prevent other Poii- .Gudjunis and Joseph Daba.shinsky. 2. Accepted a Town Planning Stetson is bringing suit through V a RN m i l l s —open dally ex- the United States has tested, the jadlsts from e.arrying on the fili­ E. of Rocky Hi^l, Fred D. Jr. of their sights instead on the uni­ cept Sunday and until 9 Tues- i Ih^sidcnt replied that he has Commission recommendation his mother. Mrs. Ruth Stet'on, and Fair Kent Group versity in Chapel Hill, some 12 buster. Hamilton, Ohio, Robert T. of Cov­ against locating s fire station west both live In Coventry, Atty. Gyrk day and Friday evenings." | habitually refrained from talking The vole on unseating'the first entry, Paul K. of Rockville, and miles distant but a world awav for INSULATED Forum lo Discuss Hennings to Quit of the Municipal Building and re­ said. The law firm of Gr.vk and Negro undergraduates until 'that 2 Pc. BEDROOM SUITE •teat such matters. Poujadlst was 2.50-HM. The seSt Donald A. of East Hartford; and jected an offer by the S.MFD to The possibility that Manchester Mant-hester Evening Herald HOTEL HOLLYWOOD Arab-Israel - - Eisenhower Gryk Is representing the plaintiff. time. Coventry correspondent, ..Mr*. C .' went to a Socialist candidate. eight grandchildren. buy the land, Suit Is being brought In the may have a “fair rent committee" pledged that he will continue to do IVcH Priniarv Act Ho also leaves three brothers. Case Prolie’ Unit Wanted Hon* to Get Best L. Llltle, telephone, Pilgrim 2-6856. AT 3. Approved tax refunds to vet­ Court of Common Pleas and is re­ like the ones suggested yesterday L. B. Frasier Sr. explained why NATIONALLY FAMOUS MENGEL everything he can to prevent Clarence T. of Washington, D.C.. eran*. hostilities between Israel and the Hartford. Feb. 8 on The first turnable the first ' nesday in hy Rep. Norman ■ K. Paraells, he wanted hi* sons to go lo the- WHOLESALE Ralph-C. of East Hartford, and (Coniiniiru from Page One) 4. Refefrred'to the Town Plan­ March, according lo Atty. Gryk. Arab states. He made that com­ of a senes of regional forums on Vehifles Damaged Charles H. of Hartford. House majority leader In the white univeralty. “’I wanted them ning Cbmmiailon, for determina­ Legislature, developed at last to have the best education the STEEL ment in reference to talks now 3Tie fiincrsl will be held Frid,-iy Hennings conlcnd.s his inipiiry is getting underway among rep­ Conneiticut's new primary elec­ III Minor (]ra,slirs tion of the town's best interest, the night's mectfng of the Board of atate had to offer. I feel, too, they tion law- w-ill he held tomorrow In at 2 p.m. at the Ladd Funeral Intended lo lie far broader than que.stlon of a water extension in a resentatives -pf this country. Home, 19 Ellington Ave., Rock­ Directors. are entiUed to It," he said. Marendax Britain and France on the tense New Haveh. the Slope a.s.signcd to George's right-of-way off Greenwood L ,. West Three Start The appointment of .such a com­ Although the state and the unl- .Piirpo.se of the meetings Is to Police said no injuries or ar­ ville, with the Rev. Arthur Brad­ 5. Accepted a deed from Robert TRAVEL A6ENCY situation In the Middle East. rests resulted fro.n two accidents ley, pastor of the Second Congre­ group. mittee was suggested to the veraity’s h<>»rd of trustees bowed acquaint municipal election ofh- Smith for the portion of Tanner St. Middle East Talks Board by Mrs. Martha Stevenson, to the federal district court order CABINETS 1'ndecMed on (is* BUI. elals w-iih the mechanics of the Investigated yesterday. gational Church of Coventry, of­ A reporter asked whether Green 18 Asylum St.. Hartford (HEAVY GAUGE) Gas Bill — Asked whether he C. believed personall.v that Hennings between Princeton St. and Welle.i- executive sei retary of the Chain- and admitted the three Negro legislation on tha-ilocal level. In the morning, Olga Massen- ficiating. Burial will be in the ley Rd. (Continoed from Page One) " Tel. GHapcI 7 .'5857 Intends to sign or veto the nat­ gill. 36. of RFD 1. Rockville, hit a North Cemetery. Coventry. should resign "immediately," since hc. of Comnici'oe. Mayor Hafokl youths, the ending of segregation ural gas bill sent to hiih by Con­ The New Haven meeting opens A. Turkington told Mrs. .Stevenson on the undergraduate ievel has not Authorized Agents For All pole on Vernon St., when her foot Friends may call at the Funeral .some question has heciH ' raised Open warfare there was ended gress two days ago. Elsenhower at 7:30 p.ni.. in the Hall of Rec­ hit the gas pedal instead of the Home Thiiisday from 2 to 9 p.m. whethci' the preccdcnl on Elec­ he had alread.v considered the cre­ been accepted'as'final. Rail, Air and Steamship replied, that he always has'.felt ord*. Similar meetings will be brake, police reported. The family rcqiiesls that Iq place tions subcommittee memlicrship by truce eight year* ago, but there ation of some such group lo keep In an appeal to the U.S. Su­ held later In Norwich, Fairfield, Druiy Fined $23 some curb on rents when rent preme Court in this same case, Lines ^ that the federal government should Investigating Patrolman Walter of flowers memorial donations be applies before a formal aniioiince- have eince been many Incidents not Interfere with the states any Storrs. Torrington ami Hartford. made to the Heart Fund. - ment of candidacy. control e'xplres March .31. Atty. Gen. William B. Rodman has )) The aeries is sponsored by the' Ferguson estimated damage to the Served Suniinons threatening resumption of general In a letter to Mayor Richard C. asked the court to reverse as er­ HAROLD KELLS more than la absolutely necessary. car at $.300. He said the woman ■ "If-there is any danger of any .Manchester Agent The bill would exempt producers ofllce of the Secretary of Stale Mrs. Frank t'hanilierlain matter comjng up that would af­ war. Lee, New Haven Dcnuicraf. Par-f-*e roneous Us historic decisions that of natural gas from federal price Mildred P. Allen in conpcratioii was pulling to the right to avoid Erwin Drury, 25, of Kelley Rd., sells suggested the formation of school segregation is unconstitu­ Tel. Ml 9-7442 an oncoming anoWplow tmek when Mrs. Luline ('hamberlain, wife fect hla election, he should," Green Eisenhower and Eden said the ) regulation at the well. w-ith the Stale As.soclallons of leplled. Talcoltvllle, Wa," not only fined, $25 risk of war had been Increased in (air rent committees. tional. Lawyers for the three boys ) Town Clerks and Registrars the Hccidcni occurred. of Frank Chamhejlaln of Devorg Eisenhower said he had not of There wa.s no immediate state­ for breach of the peace in Town recent months by the sale of Com­ While tlje commitif’es would have asked the court to dismiss' -B»ad* up hla mind.yet whether., to Voters, ____ In the afternoon a car operated dleil ye.sLerd.ay in West Haven. Court toda.v. but also was served have no legal power to prevent the appeal. * ..r. GOLD BOND-^BLUE by John E. Doogan, 80, of 18 Pearl Bbrn'ln Worcester, Ma.ss., she, ment from Hcnning.s, or Curtis. munist arms to iSgypt and Ruaaian sign or veto the measure. One of with a writ, summons vand com­ overtures lo other Arab states. rent increases, Parsells made it Their first semester grades at COMPLCTB the'things die wants to resolve, he St,, atruck the opening (iViyci-'fi side had been a resident of Manchester- , Earlier, Gqorgc said the. Senate plaint by Hartford County Deputy clear in his letter he believes the door of an autonihblle operated by They called the conference to the universltyl'were-about averafee, Wall Vabinets SSld, is to find some way of pre- for a number of years before nlov- U.solf would have to resolve an.v Sheriff Harold T. venting marking operation of the committees wilt a scattering of C*s and B’s. Bzelwive with Naldlta Bros. Madr -for Ann B. TrOllci. ‘2.5, of 2H( Summit Ing to Devon two years ago. further dispute- over committee dlscusa (A) ways of les.senlng the INSULATED . serving the rights of states and at the beginning of a $3,000 ai-.lt for risk of war and (B) poasibic steps sqrve to prevent wholesale and un­ hotel* to their exacting apeclficatloa*. Police Arrests .St., according lo Patrolman Allan Besides her husband, ahe leaves Jurisdiction. He s:iid the group he damages. DOUBLETHICK — HEAVY GAUGE the same time protecting the pub­ Smith. if fighting threatens or breaks out. reasonable hikes. loelndea: Prebullt Inneraprlng naattreao. lic as users of gas from any ex­ one daughter, Mrs. Janies Murray heads expects Case and six oltiors Drury was arrested ye.stetxla.-k- malehiag Imxnpring, metal frame on BAKED WHITE ENAMEL His invesUgalion sliowed Doii- now under subpoena lo testify on­ British and American leaders Coventry cessive price increases. of Woodmont; three,grandchildren nnd fined for st’-iking Dow peaii. MINE BLAST KIIXS NINE wheel*, decorator headboard. Mae WhohMola Police reportcd today the arrest gan was headed north on Main St. and four great grandchilitrcn. ly before the special co'mmittee in are said to feet that advanCe-wmid Mansure—Elsenhower ’ said a j abou* 60, West Granby, while the 56” Oouble dresser, dustproof, center \ W D H Reg. Bale Price study of tbs scUvlUes of Edmund of three driver^ w-ho were charged just north of VVadsworth St. at the 3Tie funeral will be held at 2 hearings opening Friday. I two were working at the Meyer of specific punitive actions may Quaregnnn, Belgium, Feb. 8 F'. Mansure in connection with with speeding: Ueorge R, Klselc, time of the minor collision. Dam­ o'clock tosaorrow afternoon at the There were some indications that act to dissuade Israel and the Arab UPi Cub Scout Dinner guided, brass pulls, mellow-hand rub- 1 97.00 Down BUDGET TERMS age was $100 to the Trotter car I and Mendelsohn Inc. warehotise. —.Nine coal miners were re­ ISxSOx IS $18.05 $7.15 operation of a government nickel to, Hartford, - stopped today; Jo­ Smith Funeral Home, 1.35 Broad Gi'ccn and' others arc not happy I Dean testified toda.v . he, hod been states from precipitating a shoot­ ported killed and four seriously bed finish, beveled edge plate glass plant in Cuba so far has turned seph H. Letourneur, 26, Sanford, and $75 to Ih# Dongan car, police •St.. Milford. Burial will be in nbiiiit Henning's move to air the ing crisis. Beyond that the hope Is Set for Tomorrow estimated. I struck several times by Drury. Injured today In a damp gas ex­ mirror. Full size bookcase headboard 18x$0x IS $14.$8 $7.75 up nothing actionable against Maine; and Brandison Ruggiero, Milford Cemetery. matter ahead of the George com­ Aiithorltie,” have been unable to to lay the basis for a lasting set­ plosion In the Bleu dii ('neur coal on casters. U Mansure. Mansure resigned dn 46, of Stoughton, Mass., each ar­ mittee. which had the backing of tlement. Coventry, Feb. 8 (Special) — PINE PHARMACY SOLID ROCK MAPLE CHESTS Senate leaders. '-*> locate Driirv for sometime to mines. .All the rasiialties were S i x 18 X 12 $10.05 $11)08 Monday as chief of the General rested Monday, t tVllliain P, Berry serve the writ and did so today Warning* of Western counter­ foreigners, most of them prob- TTie Cub Pack 57 blue and gold 664 CENTER STREET A $250.00 VALUE — lUDGET TERMS $12.50 DOWN • Services Administration,'' saying Letourneur tjid Ruggiero were William P. Berry, ,52 Arch St., George said if Hennings tries to measures will he valid, informed banquet will be hold tomorrow at Tel. 511 9*9814 each picked i|p by State Police on Navy Bear Hiiiil when they learned Manchester Po­ ahl.v Italian. The mine was SI X to X 12 $I$.IS $ **personSl obligations" made it died yp.sterday si ^the Veterans go ahead with the Case inquiry, lice had him in mstod-y. officials said. onl.v’ to the extent siirouded In he.-u.v fog at the 6:30 p.m., in the American Legion 10.46 necessary. He. has denied any Rf. 15 and posted $35 bonds before Hospital In Newingtoq. after i the jui'i.sdlctlon of his subcommit­ Home on Wall St. Roland Laramie, wrongdoing. Questions had been being released. Atl.v. Anthony Grvk said the that they are backed up by lability time and ley roads leading to it 24 X 80 X IS $ Popular ill Arctic short Illness. , tee will he cliallenged "and the jilaintiff is Robert Stetson, 17. It to carry them out. slowed rescue traf'le. district commissioner, will be tlic $18.05 11.08 raised in Congress as to whether Each Charged w-ith oiieratirtg a A son of the late John F, and ■Senate will have to decide the speaker. there was favoritism in the plac­ motor vehicle with ilefective equip­ mallei'," Guests attending will include Norfolk, Va. UP) — Across the Mary Kerrigan Borr.v of Hartford, ing- of insurance in connection ment, Frank J. Decker, of 1312 he was associated with the Generai. Elwin "Red" Cornell, scout execu­ with-the project. Nepslc Rd.. Glastonbury.' w.i.s ar-' eraekling wastes of an arctic Navy tive of the Council; Lawrence CRIBS Oil Co., In Hartford. He wa.s s At his news conference two feated today; and James R. Wag­ operation aiefi the USS Rushhiorc Deveau, field executive; C. Leo- From America's Most Famous weeks ago, Eisenhower had said messageri: "Desire d aily polar hear niember of St. James Church and T o m 11 (;OI> Voles ner, 18, of 122 Canipfleld Rd., w-as Ditworth-Cornoll-Quey Post, No. Landry, scoutmaster Boy Scout Manufacturer's Closeouts he had asked for a full report on nrrc.’ited ycslrrdny, polii-e said. report at your earliest conveni­ Troop 57; David Fraser, Cub Pack Mansure'a role in connection with ence." . . ___ 102, American I.egion. Court dates are; Wagner, Fnlf. He- leaves his wife,- Mrs, .Iiiile. On Parly Kiilcs 65 assistant scoutmaster; apd the nickel plant. 111. Eiacle fa d' Decker. I’cb .. 15 'I'lie US.S Lindcmvald, a landing eiycerin & Commander Louts SteuUet .of the Campaign Contributions - - The the hushmore. -Bmtth—Bweyt-W daugiiler. Miss l.«tdurneur. Feb. 20; and Ruggiero, Mary C. Berry of ktancliesler; Members, of the Manchester Re­ American Legion. President was asked for liis views March 3. replied;'\"Herdcd bear to within 50 Rosewiter three sons, John S. and Thoina.s S . publican Party gather tonight at 8 U.S.P. Quality Girl Scout Troop 71 representa­ about large political . campaign feet of well several tlrnes but bear DRUG STORE tives will wait on table. The pro­ contribiitlonsi He said what proved more agile than LCVP Berry, both of ManChestei-. and Lt. o'clock in the auditorium of Hol­ William P. Berry Jr. of Wllllman- lister Street School to pn.ss on new 942 MAIN STREET AT ST. JAMES STREET gram will begin with a pot-luck might be a large contribution for I landing craft, vehicle-personnel, l" supper planned by the den mothers one person might be a siiiaM one Later the f^ushmore pursued the tlc, stationed St Ft. Bliss, 3'cx : party rule* drawn up by a 3- Open Forum two brothers, Rsyniond Bcriy of member committee. 27V and mothers of cubs. for another. So, he added, there matter furtlitv: "Re polar hear During the banquet Robert is some difficulty in deSnlng w hat report, please keep us advised all Stamford and Peter .1, Bcriy, of The rules, which do not matorl- r d New Haven; and two gi a'ndcliriv- Hllv change the s.vatcm for select­ ON SALE THU T A^FRIDAY & SATUI^ Cleverdon, . George Yeomans and Is a large contribution. •A Dynasty from .Maine' lic.'ir episodes; o^ds quoted 10 to Eliot Nanos will be graduated into But he said when It conics to To the ''■ditor. one on bear wlth\few tsker.s." dren.K, ing candidates for the GOP 3’own Funeral services will be held .Committee or delegate.* to conven­ Boy Scouts. contribiillon*'by corporations, for Since when Is the Stale of Maine Crew members pf the Linden- 'W dCgxe^Kd^eKcij drug store Athletic neld Project Base Cabiaets ■/ iaxample, that is a held which a .Mecca in matters educational? wald related the bhpr story on Friday morning at 0:30 from the tions, were drawn up b.y Atty. W. P.' Qulsh Funeral Home. 225 John S. G. Rottner, Att^y. Charles There will be a meeting of the INSULATED ■hould be studied and watched to Are Maine'colleges thc oiily ; oilrce their return from the far north un­ Plains Athletic Field Improve­ Main St.. Slid In ,St. James' Church N Crockett and George Katz, aee whether the contributions arc of teac hers for our buys and girls loading operation. It seems an In- ment committee Feh. 19 at 9:30 DOUBLE THICK — HEAVY GAUGK^ disinterested or trying to gel (liilsltlve polar boar noised up lo at 10 o'clock. Burial will be in ,Mt. BAKED WHITE ENAMEL / In High School? Yoiii- Board of St. Benedict Cemetery, Bloomtield. a.m. in Jim's Barber Shop on Main something. Education has arrived at a'cojidi- H porthole of a .small craft, a cook c St, John MacQuown will be in Him WhohiMe There have been sonic propos­ soiimicil the tally-ho and landing Friends may call at the funeral W D H Keg. S o ^ r t c e tioii where the ‘blind are leading home today from 7 to ,9 p.m. and charge of, the se.ssion and In­ als in Congress to lift the present the Miner. The.'- cannot ree the eraft churned out of the well deck BOB DICKSON SAYS— bim on contributions by corpora­ tomorrow from 2 to 5 and 7 lo 9 dividuals and repre.scnlalives of forest for the trees'. Tho problem of the LSD in pur.sutt of the pear. civic groups interested in assi.sting 15 X 24 X 88 $38415 $19.74 tions. - r ■ p.m. Here** Another One Of of segregation do you want the .Memlicrs of the crew also' re- *WORTMIieiE" FILL f IRT (Limit 1) li. aiiv way to improve the facili­ No'Nred for Curbs Now- l^ated that even a'losing bcai- hunt Sollniene'H Big Value*! Economic—Ei.scnhower stood hy Soiullon to come froii .Maine? The Kenneth Morn w m B s m a m ties at the field have been'invited. Afasufaeturcr'a rlooeout. Tho lowoat 24 X 24 X 84 $48J5 / $26*65 \ p.oblem of industry dr.sci ti.i'; New IS something c.vtra special in an To date $250 has been donated his propoMi that Congress study area whei'e there isn't' loo muclr Kenneth .Moro, 3-year-old son of L price for thi* quality wo've ever seen. England i.s it econon.lc nl or are toward a goal of $500 e'.stimated by ★ 1953 CHEVROLET Ceqter guided drawers, dustproof 80x 24 x 8 4 $50.0$^ $29.64 ^ the question of whether the gov­ we being underuilned ? Can you, else going on. ‘ Ruth Car, n and I>ewis .N orn of ernment should have standby A.shland. Maine, died suddenly thi.s hlacQuown and Harry R. Rvan Jr, Model 210 4-DiM>r. Sand and throughout. Dovetailed eonstnirtlon. authority to invokifi credit < on- get liial answer from Vei uiont ? as needed to make the nex-essar.v We’ve the finest cribs at the low­ Big, deep, roomy. 8 8 x 24 X 84 $78.05 $42.27 Did we have a Civil War or was it mouiiii" at the Hartford Ho.spital. Improvements. Bronze, radio, heater. trols, such as were in effect ucy, from the Universit.-i- of A la-' Honolulu /Charles W. Merrill. Miirrhige l.leeime Till’ funeral will he held at- the bama. The reporter also wanted Ssisetion ei fins cords. 6.*!, of San Fianeiseo, mlcrnat,ion- Frederick Kdwin Gcrlier Jr .398 convenience of the family. Bliiiiil 753 Main .St., Manchester, Conn. to know whether EiAcnh'owcr was will he in North Cemetery, .North REG. SIS MBLMAC eZ,Am C ally known mining .engineer anil Oakland Si., and Flora Alice' Ne.\t To T eri's-R eatity Salon asking the Justijie Department to inelatlurgist. Died Tue.silav, . .Everett, 22 Doane ,8| . Feb. 17, Ceii- Coventry. from 5 * *• 3 5 ^ look into the matter. Towaiula. . Pa. Paul- C. Belts, iter Congregational Cliureh. VaJutt to SS. 00 The President Replied that a Jus- 78. in. I he U.S. Coiisular Serviee I r lidding Pernilts Airs. Lester Smith ^♦ofker Coror Opeh *Evening$ By A ppointm e^it^ BOOK CASES COSTUME Uce Depactment study always is from 4920 until his retireincnl "in I For alterations.and additions to Mrs. Wmificd Floirhce Smith, PHOTO DlNNEIlWAllE SET $7-95 automatic In such cases. He. said, 1046. Died Tiiesdu.v dwellings lo Frederick C. Knofla wife of la-.sler Smith Of 67 N Kim JEWELRY GUARANTEF.D FOR I VEAR to PCS. all of us. deplore what liars hap-' Santa Rosa. Calif.. .Siegfried SI... died early tliis nrorning at , ALBUM for Stillman Keith at ,36t Porter Made by Gem in many COftlPLETE pened in Alabama but that ap­ Bechhold, ,55, fornier .New York , .St . $100; Bernard R. Seoville at 66 Manch<-.ster ,,Memorial Hospital; Embossod oold lettm- IMPERFEfrriONH SO.NI.KillT YOt? JUST CA.N'T FI.ND THEM parently the university and others financier. Born in Ravaria., Died - after ^ long illne'ss designa. We have a uto and bordtr Harlan SI.. $900; George M. Ciich- very fine assortment concerned in .the matter have not Taicsdav. '" 1 ' ran at ;i.37 W. Center St',. $900; ■ She was born ih Hazardville Dec. ; 28. 1897, a daughter of Mrs, Jennie of Enrrtngs, Pins, i PRICE ON OPEN STOCK 4 Oupa- yet had sufficient opp'ortunity to Chicago* Hollis C. Pearce, rail- 'William .\ Moorhoii.se at 70 Har- 4 Saurer* i-oad executive wliose career s|ian-’'rlaii Rd,. $1,.500 I M. Tracy Stratton of Hartford nnd Bracelet*, and Xeck- work out a settlement. Ambrn.^e Diehl at , lacen to rhiMiae from. Reg. Sale Reg. Sale Fruit* 4 Dinner Plate* ■5^-' Eisenhower expressed confidence ned 60 .vcais.' who' retired in 1945 , 129 Ke'eiiey ,St the late Rufii.s Stratton She had r>» riattera 4.06 2.(NI .Soup* I..1A .0.3 . Salt and been a resident of Manchester for 4 Bread and that the State of Alabama from as a sfieeial representative to the To W. G. MeNallv and Sons for YOUR Veg. Dl*h 4.00 2.00 .Salad* 1.30 .05 Pepper Rillter* the Governor on down will do president of the Chicago Great the Church of the As.aumption, for 15 years and had worked aa a cd.st FRIGIDAIRI LEATHER GREEN ., everything possible, to .work out-a. Western Railway, and who was a « gaipge at 28,5 W. Center SI., aci-mintnnt for Bryant and t’liap- CNoice. X BILLFOUJS member of Jhe railroad adiiiinis- $2,400. : ’ nian Co. She was a member of STAMPS se.tUement. He also said he would Mod* bom tin* m1*cI-| WITH ALL SHELL FUEL OIL DKLIVERIK.S hope to avoid any federal inter­ tration board during World War Memorial I^dge, Pythian Sister, ■ Filtra-niatic •d top groin Loolhot. | vention. T. Born in Lennoxvilfe. Que. Died .SI'I DE.Vns RIOT 0.\ FR.AXCO and was grand treasurer of the j 3 WAYS Tp BUT! Tuesday, [ Lodiof' Elsenhower also was asked what Slate lorigc of Pythian Sisters. She or mon'i. . . . 24 HOUR DF-LIVERY A.ND BURNER SERVICE ha thinks of a proposal by. Rep. Princeton. N, J ., William Koien .Madrid, Spain, Fell. K , was a charter member and a past Electric Dryer EXPERT BURNER SERVICE J r . 46. former consul at the I'S . regent of Nomad.S .\vnid,xka of El . Powell'fD-NY| a Negro, io with-, Madrid University sliiilrnts who •rOUJi W AY' ★ GASH hold his antisegregation amend embassy in Iran and a member of support Spain's ruling Fitlange Nineveh Saintha. No. .36, j naent from the administration's the Slate Department's Bureau of ■ Parl.v rlashnl tulre tmlay uttli She IS survived by her husband i COLD WYMAN’S -SERVICE o- and her mot her. school conalrucUon bill if the ad -: ^ntice- Anti-Falangist students lii brief 24 MAIN , f)T. TEL. 5II 9-6610— Ml S-1S't9 ★ BUDGET TERMS ininlstratlon~'!wouId deny financial' brawls—.neither of them serious The funeral will he h?ld at the_ TABLETS aid to segregated schools.in Tlic *” iiic -” ,n William H. Sample, enough to u arrant police Inter­ Holme.s Funeral Home, 400'Main' Fight, cold lost Close­ Ihresident replied, reeled, that is a propo- '’ice president and gen- vention. •St. Saturday afternoon at 2 ★ LAYAWAY siUon which hss not been made to j >"«nag,er of the Ralston o'clock, with the Rev. .fohn E. • Nesds no vJnts . m . . . 2 5 ' outs )ifm i P*'bina Co., and a.ssociateil with .Minimum Budget; t0 M X CANDIES TEL Ml 9.5071 would like it better if no anil- on $18 a Week. v WHEEL ALIGNMENTr-WHEEL BALANCING segregation amendment were of­ QiiickI.v adding that sufh a to 9;,30 p.m, , |»oraluro -Controls H W I) Reg. .Sale Price Tokyo, Fell. 8 t^PI —The V.S. Come In and see our complete aelertion RADIATOR REPAIRING AND RECORINt; fered to the school bill; He said Army InUay cnnHrmnl reports budget would be only for emergen­ Thcreae .\, Garvey ot BROS many beautiful boxe* of rand.v. Her the bill should be considered on cies, the ddpal'tiiicnt says the plan SALES-8ERVICE COMPLETE .BRAKE SERVICE $ 9 * 9 5 its own, merits. that a balloon found in north­ Mi.s* 'ITirrese A. Garvey, 82. of. eyea will shine with delight when she ern Japan lakt weekend I* Rus­ will fill all nutritional i-dquirrmenta 17 Locust -St., was found dead in receives a gift of candy. A N tn iN .29 X 19 X 12 119.95 22 EAST CENTER ST., MANCHESTER Rusaik — As long as there is no sian-made and is being studied except vitamin D for 10 cent* per SEE bittamess in correspondence be- the kitchen of her home today hy> by Japanese and American in- person per m*al. t Patrolman David Galligan. He had GOIELIN. WHITMAN, NASAL tweei) him and Soviet Prehilcr teUigenre experts. The lialloon A ty'pical day’s menu; Breakfast 29 X 30 g 12 $24.9.5 *12 ” Bulganin, there alwayss will be been .asked to check b.v neighbors. SPRAY --found as Russia and Red -roatiiical. sugar, milk, bi-ead, mar­ Dr. Robei t. Keeney Jr., nirdiral Open stulfr note " STORE ) Mon. thru Sat. 9 to 6 aoma faint hope of workUig out China wefe ai-ruslng the United garine; dinner-v-betins, orange ( SCHRAFR'S, CLARKE MOTOR SALES Bsst-Weat differencea, Elsenhower examiner, said * death was due to Btate* of launehing balloon* In­ juice, milk, bread, margarine; Sup­ natural causes. KEMP’S 29 X 48 X 12 134.95 *16 ” INCORPORA:fED He .added that .we muit never to their territory—bore Russian , CANDY CUPIOARD S^s..98« 301 BROAD STREET ,MI 9-2012 HOURS ) Thurs. ond Fri. 9 to 9 put ouraelves in a position of per fried eggs, apple-sauce, Miss GArvey was a lifelong resi- 783 MAIN ,8T. MI 8-5680 markings. bread, milk, margarine. dent-«f Manchester jind leaves one , I - .f ' ' ’ r . I -'I.. ■4r--.v ' r: - 1 ‘ \ . I A -/

rAGE EIGHTEEK MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER, C O m , WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 8, 1956 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN„ WEDNESDAY,/EftRUA^Y 8,1956 PAGE NINETEEN BUGS BUNNY all over my garden when you come Fiys is Satevepost. '. ■ i here. . ' ' These Look Good aad Taste Retter ■ ■ ■ ■ Saw-Simpla For Woman MOW ABOUT COMIN' IN r BCT The PIN E p a s t r y SHOP, *58 ^ FALSE TtEUS Hostess—Won't you havs aoma- Anawtr to Today** Pmato' Center St. is ready with tenqiUng WARM, ELMB?r MV JOiNrs Sense and Nonsense The elqeeit approach to a hopa thimi mors, Tommy? Reck,Sn44erSllp« foods for all your February parties. LIKE AN Acm tr chest in a man's life Is his golf Toriimy— No", thank you, Tm Trovtl Tolk PASTU 'l'H , an uriprered poUdirM 1 locker or his bsit box—Shannon full. ^ Bargains CrWp. buttery VALENTINE ba---- rarinklcdInklcd on uppar orc------lowat Actually Iherc'a nnly a allKht take a look at human kind — CXibKIBS 'nill make a hit as will hokfa (alaa taatb motsmors Ianal* keeping your difference between see th« system in reverse: T1 AqtOSB I Brasilian .etate the CAKE topped with a candy Do net tilde, mp or netZWe your neck out. Moorr, paaty tasty or (asik chin up arid atickinir males flaunt the color achemc, dChaeedv heart. It'a an eye-catching center- worth know- I ----- of Listed by TBETH u atkalfne (a o o ^ • it'i a difference while males gre hardly to be aeen. CARNIVAL BY DICK TURNER 5 Ocean u ir e r pleca you can cut and serve to your not aour.. OMoks Oheoka "plats‘Pb odt *n». , . The maleh mifst wear tha aame old ff / • . Good Hop* tura brtath). oSt /m / _ e Verily guests’ delight. Fragrant HOT drut eountsr. autta, the aame old tlea, the Same • Thailand CROSS BUNS filled with plump colored mouse Oid booU. For this no obsure rea­ 7 Arabian gull We have a cream*i • ------8 Patternde raisins will be baked fresh every with ruby-red eyea. .My husband son. pals: We need protection from Janeiro • Heating Tuesday and Friday during Lent. cauffht It In the barn. . - Mrs, the gala I seasseeaaannMana 12 Egg-shaped dcvlcei The perfect ending to a Washing­ Frank B u r K e H i, Center Point, —Karl Flatter I I Within ton Birthday dinner would be a PHOMK Iowa. 10 Arrow poiion A “ Beehive” e f Activity • Tg IMKI (prefix) I I Poems Hurrying paat BSl Main St. the Valentine Gift Idena H pined Up Mm OnnvnleSreaoe Fer Shopping Pleasttre CHERRY P IE with thick, fruity 14 Alio A HandsomB Chair Sat! flBfirtt1)T*TT**n J m iFnant-al Firemen, like all o t us, need to 16 Cloeer S IT h e—-(-Ot 47 In addltlOB buaUtng Industry and clamor of (XTRET CASUALS, 887 Main Tne Umn it taken to'“get better” We juat have to repeat it. over Juice, bubbling through the flaky, Superintendent—Why do you exerclae unlimited patience with 15 Sang love St., nai just unwrapped a ship­ will teem Imaieaaurably shorter and over! That atore haa EVERY- tender crukt. M l 9-9435. FOR A ■ pull that wheelbarrow, Instead of 20 Intended March 46M6Jor or tha oarpentara Inaide attracted our thoughtless people. songf 22 Noblemen 36 Chtirch ment of diatlnctive STERLING to your home Mtlent, If you pro­ 'THINO. Wa're talking about the pushing It. like you ought, to? ITScottiih river Minor attention aa did the big aign an­ SILVER JEWELRY. A gleaming LOAN The telephone rang in the fire­ fdetival ' conatellatlOB nouncing that a L A D I K S’ vide a HO SPITAL B81D you can Mautlful FAIRW AY, 978 Main Flank steak may be broiled-;- Workman-Well, guv'nor, HI link bracelet dangles a big, gener­ BUY or RENT from KEMP'S, 783 * t .'r f course. It fa shmr shopping house. The chief took up ,tha re­ “ Veitlge wSted 40 Indiana do Tart RKADY-TO-WEAR STORE will about five minutes on each side, O O a t f T ]/ YEAH.BUT 'ates the sight of the bloomin’ 19 Foci ous heart. The merriest tinkling Main St, ceiver.- " 26 Withdrawal 45 Push away t ^ n here soon. Curioilty aroused pleasUK, so conveniently located. and about two Inches from the TMEEIRE /( WTTHA thing. 21 Story 81 Male deer BELL EARRINGS will have you You reMly should, plan to spend Timid Voice —Is that tha fire­ 28 German city 43 Declaim 82 Etaenlial being and pecking inside we met Mr. Ep­ source of heat. It must he cut in Ch««ia Hra ttoH tot vtwrMtftttoGil PEBU / \ FIREPLACE house? 23 Meadow announcing spring in your very When a recipa calU for “ a pinch” some tlihe there soon to get 30 Agee 46 Female 83 Musical notes stein, the genial new owner. From extremely thin sllrea diagonally A m «v n t Am »w M •! M w ifM f D w H w ilt to r 6WEAT . Any BACK'S This '.V That Chief—'Yes (eagerly). 24 Dance step own sweet and saucy fashion. Di­ or “ a few graint” of a aeaaonlng, acquainted with the neat array of • f k O A H .1 2 13 M O . j 31Bfckofnbck servant (var.) " 'i tha airy, spacious appearance, the cross the grain. Prepared this W m O o ONADCy I ALWAYS CaP.' 27 T?ai borne rect from England come pure it'a best to edd less than one- merchandise bn display. The nicest 1 IS $ i - t t Birds do not rravc a atyle from Timid Volve Well, I have Just brand new flxturea and furnlshlnga t'ay, the meat makes excellent LIKE 29 Solar disk WOOL SW EATERS,.. 610.93 to eighth teaspoon. part la that you can shop there I H . 1D.GS t S M 1 A f t France, or zipper don-dads on hgd a new rock garden built and being inatalled, it looks like this steak sandwiches. M S >9.2? M.1S 1 i«!n 32 Kitchen tool 1 r l| r 1 r r r 314.93, so cosy to wear through with complete c'onfldence, know­ their pants! The female's always I've put some new pianta- - r will be one of the moet-up-to-datc ISS 4 ? .$ f se.se 1 ssje windy March. There are matchlhg Spring DeberaMag DeUara Stretch ing that refunds or^ exchanges are ulp* ni rpfa^itoal iRchsto oN gtoffts. dull and gray; she lets her hubby Chief'-Where's the fire? 34 Spanish lady LADIES' DRtoSS SHOPS In Man- Yankee Automitics T h '«f aehn have his way and dress In yellow, Timid Voice -.Soma of these 36 Put down T~ i 1 slip-ons and cardigans. A beautir made cheerfully. If you are not NEW .!• BRITAIN MACHINE Th*y sts hiMKl 04 gFOiRf< mAntM7 g a f ti o . cheater. Watch this column for an­ ful selection of BLOUSES, dressy Brighten and beautify tha walls green, or red, and warble fit to new plants are very expensive, 17 Petty tyrant satisfied. And. as Mort and Leo atock may be purchased for in­ r~ • nouncement o f the exact opening and tailored, will liven up your throughout your homa with chaer- wake the dead; while ahe, poor and - IS Famous ful color and patte . on lovely are proud to'say, “THE PRICE IS creased INCOME and APPR E ­ date.. winter wardrobe noticeably. * RIGFIHT.” things as off he flits, 'elts upon Chief I»o k here, you want the garden 9 ft WAU4>APER from SHERWIN- CIATION. call COBURN AND eggs -»a n d sits - and aits! Or- flower shop. w mriRREb ; 19'Women Quick euppen . Heat and brown Extra flavor: add a fe^ table­ W ILLIAM S CO. 981 Main St. now MIDDLEBROOK, INC. MI. 3-1105 MANCHISTIR nithologlats tell you why the fe­ Timid Voice—No. I don'L I was 41 Compau point that many room lots are SALE Sroeoth, Glamor Cottona or 3-1106. male bird Is (lull and shy; they say coming to that In a minute. My 21 frankfurters, cut pennywise, in a spoons of grated cheese to that Willing and able to 'add to your fUMArntTMIT • • loMMItotf 42 Indian wel|ht large skillet. Add ready-prepared white «auce for creamed chicken PRICEID to a-t-r-a-t-c-h your dec­ Omo Mom. fy0§. Wwd. fri. 9iJ0 to she must avoid detection; and that neighbor's house is on fire., and I 44 PrepoaiUon orating budget. charm around the clock are the •fto t'JO to • • CtotW tito»^r> zrir $ V ft tomato aauca and drained canned or turkey. ' her plalniie.ss is protection. Now don't want you firemen to tread 46 Rubber pretty CX)TTON, DRESSES Just The Inquirer iMM iketo to «N nMHto towM m green beans; reheat. eeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeesee s 46 Wipe out ft Softened cream cheese mixed unpacked at WILROSE DRESS A "SweeUieart” of a Chair SHOP, 601 Main St. These are per­ 63 Fourth Not only for Valentins’a Day with a little grated orange rind, , Oomfortnhie Feldlag Yacht dialrs orange juice and augar, makes a fect for under-coat wear right OUT OUR WAY BY J, R. WILLIAMS OUR BOARDING HOUSE with MAJOR HOOPLE Arabian caliph a ■ You’ll never have to admit but for years to come, the 84 Prolongs deliciouB topping for fruit. Serve it now and for under-sun wear later. 1$ w%p there's “ standing room ortly'.’ at BOUDOIR CHAIR with the You'll find paatels and darks in 66 Same (prefix) your hbuae, If you have enough HEART-SHAPED BACK, from with canhed blueberries or thawed WHEN'$ TUB WE'D Be t te r 87 Hireling i froaen sliced peaches. lovely shadow plaids, sleek stripes 1 APMIT 1 DO LSAVe OLD 6AOFLV — P FOLDING YACH T CHAIRS com­ KEM P’S, 763 Main St., will bring or gay polka dots. Priced from 8239 ESAD.yOO LOAFERS.' WHEN MVj ALL SET IN < 68 Spanish aunti JL B H ’ A RINA AROUND TVtE pactly atored and ready. Buy aev- comfort and charm to any bed­ 38.98 and up. your exact size is 3«-S3 BATHTUe SOMETIMES, FATHER C0.ME5 T?WiU'AhS> ROWiHS AVE. AMERICAS, NEW YORK SWISS PASTRY SHOP, 183 North 5th Grand Frii* .. \ ...... $ 1 ,0 0 0 in cash and Condiments. Drop B O U Q U ^ moist and pinch off the small sage from the complete, diversifled woOl, the 12'^ rayon thread twist­ BBSal IM .V.ACHWE GARNI, an old French herb mix 36, N. y. Main St.. you‘ll T'aht to etrve them collection here. Stop in tomorrow. \Mh through lOthGrand Frin. .$500inca«h* WHY MOTHERS se more patterns in •htglns next week, so HOT (3ROSS swept into JANET'S H AT SHOP. TVdS IS TH' MOST DISSRAiCEFUL medicine ■ATS RIGHT... AN' HERE W YOU'RE C R A ^ IMS S COTTON WOODS BY RAY GOTTO family to a Paris cafe, when you aoups. If you use i f in the soup, Choose gra.v, green, apple blossom I , ae^e FRENCH ONION SOUP. crochet, embroidery and knit BUNS will be featured dally. Fra­ 917 Main St. Crisp, bright HATS pink, blue, daffodil ye!'ov or smart" PISPLAY OF WANTON \MASIT IVE MY e y e , IN CpAfXOm MILLER'S MIRACLE mince it and add at the moment grant, and wholesome they are With Sunday's roast serve HERB' before serving. plus 3 gift patterns, directions ot fine straw, just unpacked, black. During long February eve­ EVE»?SEEN! DONT REALIZE THAT STUFF OOfT PUT UP / NO5IR.\MISERY MEDICINE., BOVS.WERE generously fruit-filled and crossed herald the arrival of a new season. JELLIE.S, 79c a Jar, or try the printed in book. Only 25c a copy! nings, you'll accomplish ^much If AT IS preciOu s . v a l u a b u ; IS BOOrUEG, WITH THAT { WE SURE) Y'CAN REAP IT BfiHT OUT OF BUSINESS with a sugar topping. So good with Try some on. They're sprinkled UNLESS WE ' h a m GLAZE. Simple Lenten Girls' Jewelry and Accessories you delay no longer "in get­ IIKKFPI HERE ON TH' S C A T'E M BY coffee. Place a standing order un­ with rhinestones, .floweri Sprays li-POiNrs.r . salads have new appeal with Is there a feminine heart any­ More Valentine Ideas than Cupid til Easter. and velvet bows. From the real ting ptarted. ■” u <:an have that HERB FLAVORED' VINEGARS,, where that doe.sn’t revel in spark- For the King or Queen of your looking FLOWER BOUTON- attractive atolc ,''oi^e yearned for. lirig JEWELRY, pretty U N - (set of three for 31.39) Imported heart, MATHEFt’S^AT THE CEN­ Put a layer of Muerkraut In a NIERS, pick your favorite andpln GERIE arid lovely ACCES­ TOrig-ilM P E P P E R SBTre TER Is bursting with Valentine large skillet. Add some tomalo it to your coat lapel or under your Cured meata _^lo not retain the AIa a Aa*aA Raw I SORIES. For the little princess fwT TW v HI I of smooth polisheij 'wood from gift suggestions. S.vmbolically, the sauce and frankfurters. H e a t chin for that great-to-bc-alive original flavor when frozen be- 61.98, let ydu grind your own pep­ who's invaded your heart, you’ll heart-shaped motif predominates feeling. Chase winter doldrums (atne the fa^ portion tenda to be­ • r $1,0 0 0 In CMh find many Ways to say 'T love you, thoroughly and serve with fluffjr ^ 0 0 0 per and what a tantalialng taste in JEW ELRY at this season. You'll mashed potatoes' sprinkled with With some gay, colorful come rancid. Rri** $100 In *n*h r difference you'll discover. my Valentine” at MARI-MAD'S. find the loveliest of necklaces, minced parsley. JEWELRY or a pretty HAND­ 691 Main St., There are Cbsrm bracelets for big and little girls KERCHIEF peeking from your Roast Ciilcken Is Always Popular iirfll ii S ii| ir f r i a * - $ li0 in aoth Bracelets. Scatter Pins, and Bar- Here's a delicious accompani­ and their mothers. Personalize a purS^. Yes, spring is In the air, Center your company meal this [StW ilg C M 6 S I~ I ICSNRt llh SsSi^ ment to broiled lamb chops. Spread rette.s. also crisp BOUFFANT February birthday with ah AME 'U ttle Lady’ Toiletries here. , . w «k-end around a plump, tenddr 10th Rrla**-$100 Help vour growing "Mia*" estab- well-drained canned pineapple SLIPS, beruffled GOWNS AND TH YST ring, earrings or pin. Re- ROAST CHICKEN from LYNN railNOR ligh desirable hablLe of good yiRly $15. CiMirttti nrifs rings with soft butter or mar­ PAJAMAS. You'll find a handful membeC the one who holds the key POULTRY FARMS, 505 Main St. 55551 Sal of treasures in the line of grooming early by giving her a set Valentin^ Tokens of Remembranre ^ atyiM’Riariit ** Bw. rig Bib BB fm « ■ ■ m w mmi garine and sprinkle lightly with to your heart with a pair of hand Shop trixvour heart's content at Dellcloifk, nutritious, economical! POCKETBOOKS and GLOVES. some CUFF UNKS, a PEN and of "UTTLE LADY" TOILETRIES ground nutmeg. ' Put the pine­ for her very own use from M ARI- ARTHUR DRUG COMPANY, 942 BOOTS AND HER BUDDIES PiickiniE BY EDGAR MARTIN Stop in tomorrow. PENCIL SET, BILLFOLD, or a All cured and smoked Items SINGER SEWING apple rings under the broiler about MAD'S, 691 Main St. Td make her Msin St., for all the namea./you five minutea,4>efor.e the Iamb chops Travelarm CLOCK. What nicer should be kept In the refrigerator ATTin TAUOM6. BETCHA A K » ft ON BUZ SAWYER BY ROY CRANE Grated orange and lemon rind feel sa tisfy in g gig>wn-up there like to remenjber on Valemirte's M2 M AIN ST. T E U 60 I are finished. way to remind your favorite male Day. Berlbbtmecl, di;?s.sed-up until ready to use. YTDW? U tU . 1 AWTTAM CRUW1T41V H MINUT68 LATER, PlAMONO does wonders for canned whole are gift boxed bpth Mitts, Bubble of you! Aa the Lenten season ap­ HEART B O X ^ of • CHOcjO- DOltfT BLAVft CTtAWKETTS TOOSE^ 8S«*iS TO W0*RY;,,^:,w.— cranl>erry sauce. Diced membrane- proaches, RELIGIOUS m e d a l s Bath. Shampoo,' Toilet Water, 5 Girls' Easter Dresses free sections of orange may also Dusting Powder. She’ll lake new LATES are the hrird-to-reslst VOtt EO E» IF howwhat' Frothy EASTER DRESSES make especially appropriate gifts. kind. Sentimental htdles every­ THE MESKTTHlS be added to the sauce with delici- During this sentimental Valentine pride in her hands land slop nail' VOOTTE MOT TME have arrived at MARI-MAD'S, 691 oua results. biting) if vou present her with a where would be thrilled with "R ev­ OMLX OOlUBVE OAL, COHFOUHOI9 Main St. And what beautiful crea­ season would be a happy time to lon” FUTURAMA " IJPSTICK PLAHI W start or add to her STERLING MANICURE SET. for VALEN­ $91 MAIN 7 1 VET WO ONE OySRHSATmr tions they are. In Easter-egg col- Valentino Greetings TIN E ’S. CASE b rllllan ^ enciHJsted with UOOLD VC CiO ors,_tbe embroidered ORGANDIE3S, SILVER FLATWARE, from the expensive looking •‘■jewWs;" With One visit to • PINE-LENOX choicest patteiTis of all by Hrir- TOAWE AS TO GO the flower 'n ribbon trimmed N Y ­ thia purchase; get a swlvri lipstick ; MANCHIITIII PHARMACY. 299 East CelUer St., loom, Wallace and International. Step'Up and Down Both Sides K>R AwmiO&SO LONS. the lace-touched COTTONS or PINE PHARMACY, 664 Center An aluminum TW IN STEP reflll for only 50c. Shipmcfvt after ■, ■ ■ ^ TODiC- are the kind that give lots of wear St. suggests many thoughtful STOOL from JOHNSON PAINT shipment of distinctive JEW ELRY (Ntxf to Got Coiii|>wy Comhsh.v coming? Serve a with little care. Many have their ways to express your affectionate CO., 699 Main St., letl you atep continues to arrive. Delltate, 5 f / ^ V 1 0 U & . whole head o:f cooked cauliflower own slips and the dressy Jumpers sentiments. Tantalizing assort- up and down both sides. Isn't handpainted Flower Pins and Ear­ have their qwn adorable blouses. 'irients of satin-covered, heart- topped with cheeae sauce and a rings are a contrast to the bold, '■ / r- sprinkle of paprika. For an extra that a jtime-saving convenience Watch how- your little girl\\vill shaped BOXES OF CHOCOLATES when you must reach up for all dramatic ENAMELED ON COP­ MIW 9UUMHD1EWM8, TK FOR/MTIOH tuirl happily l>efore the mirron. will please young and not-so- garnish adcl chopped toasted al­ PER earrings and medallions so monds or ainall salted pecans. the odd Jobs around the house. popular now. •* HEADS FOR FORT lOiUNZO. young. Under the famous “ Wbit- Colorful, too (red. yellow, green, E%'er use packaged green' .man" label you'll find prices rang­ or ^ a r t black) and extra strong ♦ IMA >*rvWB. tm, Lm. Ui. Beauty for the Busy Here's ah easy topping for gin­ noodles? They are ' delicious ing from 60c for '* lb. to $.’>.50 for lightweight and i-igid, the all-metal gerbread or spice cake: Whip 14 JEFP BY PETER HOf FMAN teamed with such seafood as 2-ib. mixtures. Everybody loves February is an "inviting" month conatn(ctlon is rust-proof and shrimp, or crabmeat., or -with flnV c.andie8. They’re always in with three important holidays gi\^- apllnter-proof. The rubber-tipped gup cream with a tablespoon of MICKEY FINN Understandable! BY LANK LEONARD *ng you ‘'excuses" for a part):. molasses. Best In View .WHAT'S THE A I'D believe ALL RIGHT...I'LL TELL YOU THIS chicken or turkey. goocTxtastc! And you'll have fun feet prevent slipping or sliding, Hatter, baby? YOU'D TELL N MUCH.'... A VERY RICH UNCLE 16 shopping (or them here where Busy as you are, having only the protects floors too. A scrcwdrlv(>r minimum lime to devote to beauty ‘Sonte IJke It Hot, D O ^ T YOU BELIEVE COMING FROM GOING'TO GET VERY GENEROUS.. , r Reward a Good Report Card popular 'chrafft, Burnham * Is the only tool needed to assemble I'M (50ING TO A6 60ON A6 I FlNlGH 1$ HE60IN6 \ no! BUT HE SAIP SHE V LOOI^LULU-WEKNOIV HO,i0U-I 0NLV ^ If your grade-schooler brought Brady. Lpyel A Covel names care,- is why the,' "IN F A LLIB LE " thts versatile step stool, which is i. Some, IJke It Cold' GET IT'S / PER6UADW6 HIM/ ^ T0 KEB>0H JSHOULPPEFlHiTELYt WU HAVE A VOICE KEPTAT IT BECAUSE home a satisfactory report card, abound. Endear yourself wholly, PERM ANENT WAVE. reg. $17.50 why the low price of $4,95 is pos­ Whether you prefer s HOT Z now $10,90 at SCHULTZ BEAUTY PLATE SPECIAL, a told crisp TEACHING / continue! HE:SG0MG now! ANP AS LONG AS OF THE PROFESSOR! (or even if .he didn't) reward and when yoii select lavishly packaged sible. You could use more than encourage his efforts with the CX)TY (3IFT SETS. $4.50 fe amazed at their like- felt he wasn't worth a Continen­ nes.s to the 32.98 stock. All are is available at YOlTR YARN HOW ABOUT TH O SE WE WERE N0800Y COULD tal., fine, cotton percale with comfort’-, SHOP, .50 Cottage St. This attlac- S ee w h o c a n o,(s - VERY GOOD. ROMFORD.' ..TESTING ON THE ROOF FOR HANE GOTTEN able, set-in sleeves, 2 roomy^jmek- llve, finclutter,ed shop is pomplete- ' BW H XRSaSTAMCE TO WEATHER? COVER. ANOTHEA. TWAT SHOULD BE VERY -ly stocked with all manner of 006 ONTO THE ROOF M o w t h a t o u r c x e R - A “ Ginn.v” Doll Moves Her Head els and your ; choice of favorite ARRAbkijEMENr OF SIMPLE, threads, yarns, needles, shiittles, UN$EEN ANY C ISe iN FRACTIONS IS the 2.3.4.S.A ASI07 This Valentine’s Day make a’jit- style: belted, tie back, or zipper OTHER WAY'. , CONCLUDED, POES IN WHICH A FRACTION ,t|e girl happily, contented with a front. Choose more than one hooks, supplies and equipment to­ gether With IDEA BOOKS. ANYONE HAVE A USING 5 O F THE jOilA, ±jCUltL minlatur(? “ GIN.VY" DOLL that spring-fresh PRINT. PAISLEY, or f i g u r e s e q u a l s t h e move.s her head and arms from FLORAL; there ■ has been ' no Add palf a teaspoon of almond MARI-MAD'S, 691 Main .St. Il'll skimping in workmanship as you'll so CO nA O E STREET — Ml t-23$8 ) lie »uch fun di-esalng her In the extract to a' package of thawed 3 6 V _ 7 agree when you'examine, the'gen­ frozen sliced peaches; serv’c -over many doll wardrobe outfits avail erous 2" hems. Treat yourself to a ■ S 2 ~ SEE b U i SEAUtiFUL liNE 6F ...... able. Th4 cuddly and packaged vanilla pudding or a soft I VALENTINE PRESENT and solve baked ru.stard. S T IIfF E D TOYS will win your the problem of what to wear while { heart, too. I you do home work. * I Recipe for a Gala Evening r ■ , ■ ANSWER . What hellec way to celebrate STAMPED GOODS VALENTINE'S DAY than enjoy­ MOWKMV./ III 11 III! Ill P I IW m m ing a heartsto-heart talk with "the one you like beat" while enjoying C tMt tt au Smm. Me. TJt. (Mg. ua. fw. OK. • TARLr COVERS New Records a deliciously prepared dinner in 'the romantic cutroimdings of. / MO] Oh. All Right! THE STORY OF MARTHA WAYNE Billy’s Trouble BY WILSON SCRUGGS • IRIDGE SETS IN KEMP'S RECORD DEPARTMENT 'CAVEY’S REST A U R A NT A | BY DICK CAVALLI LOUNGE,"45 East Center St. You | LULLABVE OF BIRDLAND ...... ______Rlue Start FINNY- HS LlOTMre d d s t PiLLOW-cksES are Invited to enjoy tlie tempting 1HI6I$A / I KNEW YOU'P^ NOW, I'm (SOINOr Up CAPRI IN MA4' ...... Jackie Gleiuon't Vocal Orcheatra offerings that the long and varied SWELL '^-11LIKEIT-* RAY TVII6 CHECK AND NOTHLNU e v e r c h a n g e s .MV MJVE FOR VOU menu provides.-Sit back; relax and ' ffEETMjeANT, 1 thing, besides providing for you « 6x . $19.95. 7-14 . $^'$.95 COATS 3 a 'pleasurable, relaxing sewing Fr*« Instructions TATTING THREAD FURNITURE and MUSIC HOME OF FRIGIDAIRE hobby. You’ll have the PO RTA­ Matching hat ..$3.95 *c3 QJ tJ) O BLE or OONCdLE model of your PK3K Main St. ,gj.^"Grccn Stamps Given T^el. M I- 1411 1 .W 766 6*5680 choice before' Vilentlne'a Day ar-. 30% . J ± rlvee.Try It. ■ ■

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PAGE TWENTY MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTEtt, CONN., WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 8,1988 SRO S i ^ MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN, WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 8, 196« PAGE TWENtY^NB When Indians Meet Windham @C!7yii9(|iRockville Knocks Southington Five OutTop Place Plan Full Investigation Red and White Seek* CCIL Title in Home Finale Against Whippets Victory Would MOI'HICWIVK'S L B A O l’ K '1^ MiUle4s. (41 Trio o f OiitaUndinp Coll«|(e Ba»ketba)l Perfonurrs M eyers...... 107 - M 61 376 Score 55 to 48 Sew Up GCIL Trrmmel ....'..i,.:..113 69 136 337 Warriors Set Mark Local Sport Of Football Recruiting IRES Hurd ...... U6» nelchenbarh 65 13(1 315 H esly ...... 7» 63 311 Win at Home CHVirR LKAGtR Court Honor’s Seattle, Feb. 8 (<*)—XJnlvereity*^ ■hurt considerably because some Toisls . >. 471 44Z 47i ISM Chatter ^ Smwik MHMItt K*. t iU C*I(m) C a n of Waehlnirton'i football problems, boys were receiving money frohi A. iTolmr« ...... > 79 116 90 3R5 ID) 1 In Latest Victory By PAT BOMU'C M cCom b ...4...... M 85 Ml''*47 In Loop Tilt described by invesUg;atiiiK leglsla- the fund and some were not.” ' SlmrkwrathFr...... lOl R1 9k 390 Arruda ...... lOR Tyl^r ...... 96 95 96 267 Judging from previous da at 7* 87 266 VIC TAGUAR1', last night took tora as "badly bungled." get an­ Last fall, h{ related, when Some (jran t ...... 74 7D 91 245 O. Chapprtl ..M S.;... 95 99 109 292 recent home.basketball ganna, the M oran ...... 74 74 75 22.5 By . RON DEVINE over leadership In all departmenn other review tonight by a boiird players backed him up in a revolt lU nna ...... 102 112 106 530 New York, Feb, 8 (dh There's* big man for New York, scoring of regents worried by possible started by disgruntled team mem­ Armory will not be big enough to e u r k ...... 70 89 74 2.34 Leading from the starting gun, a in the Rec Bowling League. Roll* Totals 466 495 S02 1463 hold all of the fane expected to ■till time for either the-Boston | ««ven points as the Knlcki went on ing with league-leading McCaiin'a .damage to 'the school's academic bers, they were cub off from the Totals ...... 430 401 417 1234 scrappy Rockville High quintet and athletic reputation. fund checks. turn -out for tonight's important downed Southington 55-48 -on the Cellica or the New York Knickcr-1 f tSO-iij against the Dari Matd Parkins ... .. 123 107 103 3.^3 CCHL contest between Manchester . . . . . , , ter to overcome a 46-.19 drfleit. (48-16t, Taggart pinned a laud­ The regents called the meeting H. P. Everest, vice president of Richm ond . . . s W R7 114 290 rtylag Sasren (8) home court last night. The win­ bockera to catch Philadelphia in , Rm aiiarman had 29 points for yesterday after John Cherberg, the the university and one of the men (zACI ...... 121 R9 94 294 High and Windhan; at 8:30. The O .lran dor ...... 112 M 113 320 ners were sparked by the smooth f - able 432 triplel a new high mark, Harrinon .. . • . 4.. M 97 97 292 host Indians could" wrap Up the JtH'hlmaen ...... »5 A3 97 r s the Rastem Division of the Na-| the Calllcs while Kenny Rears, and his 175 single la also high for coach who was flred last month Cherberg holds responsible for his loow Man •...... 9 7 ' '9 7 97 . 291 McCarthy ...... 77 74 78 329 shooting of Don B^rworth and tional Basketball Assn. | who sewed up the game In Ihe 'after being rehired in December, ouster, announced after the fund league championahip with a victory Hnltnn ...... C2 D4 8.3 209 Larry Rrmkiewict. the season. Vic also went ahead Total! ...... whereas a Windham triumph would ijiQ u orre ...... 71 83 93 But are the pace-setting War* fourth period, flnlshed with 24 for told of a fund used for payments, was discussed that the regents will .."SM ’^77 •495 15W 247 Thp hosts opened the scoring of the Maid's Chet Nowtckl In tha create a tie lor Ilret place between rlors going to fold? | the Knlcks, to football players. meet tonight. Totala ...... 417 463 1240 columns with a free throw by race for Individual honors, boost­ fH., 3amea* No. 1 <•) (Forfsltl the two rivals who staged a blazing It doesn't look like It. - i Iktstern Dlvlslml ' Cherberg. testifying before a Everest said the regents did not Daahia lUiloro (I) Remky and quickly ran up a alae- ing his average to 118.14 compared HI. Jamoo* No. S <4) finish a few vreeks back in Wllli- M orley ; . . ,..i ...... M 8.3 102 278 The Warriors set one NBA re-1 . W. I. Pet. to Chet’s 117.1. Taggart also holds committee of legislators consider­ know of the recruiting fund or that W.. PaRanI ...... 99 91 95 374 mantic, with the locals outlasting Obrem.'ki ...... 98 84 n o 394 able lead, which Stood at 20-12 a? cord and tied another last night , Philadelphia ...... 31 19 .620 the high single without a mark, ing whether to call a full-blown the 828,000 profits from a profes­ Carlin ...... 94 119 96 309 Rydlewirx ...... lOO ' 76 75 251 the first stanza drew to a close. A rrlo ...... 107 112 94 .HW the Whipppets 69-84. Tonight's con­ Tiirrjtto ...... *... 79 80 84 243 in clubbing the Syracuse Nationals : Boston ...... 28 23 .549 a 97 lolled earlier in the season. investigation of the university's sional football game played in the fllv oa a ...... 93 100 106 299 Dabrowakl Southington made a slight come­ 128-95 in the windup of a New : New York 25 2S „500 athletic policies, accused a num­ test is also the final home en­ ...... ts 8« 77 331 In plnnl/ig his 175 single. Vic university stadium went Into it, E. PaRani ...... 92 96 113 301 counter for the Indiana who con­ back during the second quarter, York Madison Square * Garden | Syracuse 23 28 .451 ber of persons of conspiring to get last fall. '. Toiala ...... r....;. 438 Vii ~ tw 1 5 ? chalked up three strikes and five Totals clude their 1955-56 ichedule Friday but was experiencing obvious diffi­ doubleheader. Tttf Knicki came Western Division him. 494 617 483 1484 •pares. McCann's also . won tha "If the facts are proved,” he night against Meriden in the Silver flpalals. (1) culty with the low ceilings of the from behind to defeat the Celtici Fort Wayne ...... 27 3J ,56.1 match 3-1. These included R. C. Torrance, a said, "the players involved will be HecoNd CoBgoa <2) City. , (N>rml»*r ...... 89 89 83 261 Sykes Gymnasium. More than once 113-103. R ochester...... 24 'JO .453 Seattle printing company execu­ declared ineligible and any staff Burke ...... 91 95 99 264 rvtnahii^ ...... 87 H7 87 361 the dead-eyed Dick Lorenzo was The reaulti movetl Philadelphia St. L o u is...... 2i 26 .447 tive active in alumni affairs, and Malteson ...... 90 91 96 320 After' last Friday's close 54-48 (IranvillA ...... *2 91 88 361 o t h e r t o p bowling scores, members who has had knowledge Qulllifh ...... n o 114 96 .120 win by Mancbeiter over Hall at the Rnhertnon ...... 81 86 89 256 foiled by the rafters in trying his 3*1 gamea ahead of the second- Minneapolis ...... 21-' 29 .420 last ntgld included: Church Jim Sutherland, backfleld coach of such a fund will be out of a K ich o ltz e r...... 139 111 90 320 Zollo ...... 67 75 68 Main St. drlllshed. Warriors' Coach 310 usually successful side shot. place Celts with Ne\Y York 3'4 Weilnesday's Ri-hediile I-eague- Al Rtihacha 140, Andy flred by Cherberg last fall and job." , leow' Man 103 103 103 309 further behind. Syracuse lirings up Fort Wayne at Mliineapolls. Dale Harper was asked to name Totals ...... 406 424 x414 Two tired teams left the floor Anderson 363; Dusty League—R. since hired as head coach by Wash­ State Rep. John L. O'Brien, Totals ...... '513 504 473 1490 the top team his club had faced Rfilliac Plan (S) at halftime with the scoreboard the rear, 2Vj behind the Knicks. Boston vs. St..txniia at Roches- ington State Collej^e. North Methodist No. I Daniel , , , ...... K8 93 Bcrtschc 137; Rec League—Walt chairman of the Legislative Com­ this winter. The amiable mentor •80 261 reading 33-26, still in Rockville's The Warriors tcor^ TOl points tCl'. Suchy 350, Chet NowickI 351; mittee, said the testimony It had R. Brown ...... 91 I04 91 276 (’l)urrh ...... 93 106 91 290 In the first three tmarters for s New York at Rochester. Reason for Firing D. Brown 109 97 97 *392 pondered for a moment. '"I'hat's a Murphv ., ...... 83 8.3 8,3 249 favor. By some means of dressing Housewlvea’- B . Trcmmel 125- Cherberg said "1 was flred be­ heard left no doubt the football Newman ...... 92 131 100 323 tough question,” he derided. "It Peterm an ...... 78 78 79 234 room magic, during the Intermis­ new league standard and Neil Tuesday's Results 337. M. Reichenbach 136; Wom­ cause Torrance was faced w|th program was "badly bungled," Nark ...... 102 109 102 313 Cnriwright ...... m 94 83 378 Johnson, who woiind up witli 41 New York 113, Boston 102. , / Chappell ...... 91 103 95 289 would have to be either Manches­ sion both teams were given a sec­ en’s League--Betty Phillips 130, having to give up this so-called particularly in the manner In ter or Windham since both teams Totals ...... 443 464 415 1312 ond wind, by which they carried points,, hit for nine field goals In Philadelphia 128, S.vracuae 05. Margo Nncker 130, Fran Crandall fund that he. operates.” which Cherberg was fired after Totals 486 546 467 1499 have good height and fine shooters. X Won rnllnft out the second half at a break­ K. C. Jones, left. Is second only to Bill Russell keeping San Pranciaco out in front. Ronnie May­ the second quar^r to tia another Thursday's Rrhedule 117-331, Beulah ShorU 120. EUsla The fund, Cherberg said, \vas being rehlred. I would hate to pick a winner neck pace. ^ er, benter, gives Duke a good backcourt man. Jim Paxaon has been the big difference to Dayton since mark. Boston at Syraeuse. , Pound 136-330, Vi Ofiapman UT­ used to pay for trips by football ’ O'Brien's committee will decide Bl. M ary's enl|ig game on Sat­ By MARTY MARION 7 lt’6 goltig' t6 be different thie ax' the zona defense could gat- North Caruuna: t-Nb. 4 2 1 awainped erafa at Trinity College. By Manor Quintet u#'i«Ue ...... 100 115 n o 31*» shooting Johnny Rlsley and tali. Jankowski ...... 102 118 107 327 action-packed es the opening Ses­ urday night, Feb. 25. ._.JIUECTION Giis’s Cop Victory HarvFv .4 ...... V 90 106 19.5 Phaneuf ...... 100 104 im Manager t.'hlrago^kilc.-f4ox year. I'm gdtng to start hipi every North Carolina Si.ate'a E v'caae to Wllllatn and Mary 115-63. South­ George Gordon, averaging close to sion, with' So&thlngtor finally ad­ Magliuson reports that the M cCom b ...... 98 100 99 297 Brrtscho ...... m - 107 1(>5 349 Clayton, Mo„- FeW 8 (^ --L a rry 4ign his ns me In a hig, .bold hand ern Methodist, ranked ISth and JOHNNY GIOVANNI, former Saaii ...... 89 . 97 106 292 21 points a game, will start up justing somewhat lo Sykes' formi­ best semi-pro teams in the fifth day. 'niB way he will pitch gtandinga SUndUiffi Doby and Billy Pl^rc* are the key right, at the top of the ‘ petition clamoring Tor more attention, was Boardmaii Upsets Smith Stcckel ...... ,.'^96 — — 96 front. Giant Bruce Gardner, 6-4, T o t a ls ...... 545 518 612 1575 dable ceiling, concentrating on State are being ' sought to six -or eight more games in thi Manchester resident and now a ■ n A M O H D 'S Pet. A A P (1) men on my ball today, \ ■ ' ■ an impreasive 109-9b winner over W. L. Pet. will Jump center, and Bob Mar- driving in under the hoop for their make up the Held. Manches­ mall letter In Bast Hartford, haa Teachers ...... 700 Na^iff Arms 9 2 .818 Totals . , ...... 491 516 533 1540 WriKht ...... 96 90 106 292 We had one v^ry bad weakness normal quota and it could make.4 It was aVtlght zone thrown up Texas aa Jim Krebs canned 60 issued a challenge to the Manches­ Herm's ...... 636 Kt. Rridcrl'n It) chand and football star Frank Minnich ...... 96 96 ill) 302 last-ditch attempt to pull the game ter will be represenlerl by at last year and /that was no left- by Virginia that bothered NC polnta for a Southwest Conference Peraohalized Floors .818 Rowf» .... , 104 105 92 301 T)‘'Untto ...... 96 91 HIU 277 difference In our standing at the- ter Post Office for q home and Hartford Rd. Grill .400 Caple will handle backcourt. duties. W arrrn ...... I l l 119 109 338 out of the fire. ‘ least one team, the Rec All- handed pow er/ hitting. 1 believe State no 'en(J last night and left record. iUlMTyum NAVY By Decision in Boston Norman's . . .750 Sullivan . 114 100 97 301 Since overpowering Hartford Stars, composed of standouts and of the aeacoih - / home table tennU match. Johnny Green Manor . . . . ,273 DecL's Drlve-In Mnnr«»p .. 105 90 12.5 320 l.ow Man ...... 100 97 95 282 Once again RocUyille was strong Doby w ill, tM e care 6f this and the nation's fourth-ranked club Tlioae were the only ranked .364 O’NVHl .. 102 113 103 319 High two weeks ago the Indluis in the Bee Senior I.«ague.' Last year, for. example./ we was a fine player when he ceiAded Ponticelli’s Tntals ...... : at the foul line, hitting 17 for 24 he will su p {^ the long ball power breathing hard with a scant 77-76 .364 M crarlh y 114 104 99 316 have not been the same although . . . 499 472 620 1491 finished five games out oF first teams In attlon. Tonight, Louis­ here. Pouring on a game-ending spurt Boston, Feb. 8 (>P)^-Lightweight moter Sam SllveriTiin renewed his* Fire and Police tries. Southington hit 12 for 20. Games will be kclirdiijed we have ^ e n needing for years. victory. Just , a few wabks back, .333 upending Bristol and Hall in their place. If Pierce had won 20 inatead ville, (No. 5), the Only club to the Tearhers took ovc first plarc champion Wallace (Bud) Smith offer of a 140.000 guarantee to Pagani and Son .300 ’ s S -’'512 505 1556 (•r'a.T Researeh (5) The game's high scorer wa - Lor­ Feb. 25. 26 and Alarch 3. 4. We have been finishing third be­ the Wolfpark had ripped the Vir­ brat Dayton and rarin' for ajibsl- last -two outings. But'Coach Elgin Champapne ...... ___ 97 93 93 263 of 1.5, as he might well hi^e. done RUDY HECK’S 106.39 avera in the Busincs.smen's League at continued to look toward the wel­ Smith to defend his. title again.toii ...... 90 100 97 277 Kirka ...... 1H3 122 2.31 Rorkvillr (U) Pierce, Dick Donovan and Jack ■proof,- good looking and place in sight and only one week old Larry Boardnian of Marl­ meet Smith last night. He pulled to stay in contention for fourth Low Man ...... 77 82 8*3 242 Standings fbom the left side and the other college winning "streak to 43 the Southwest Nrunnerup, outlasted BalUinora 4 H K A )!^ 6 riM r Penn Sucttr ...... 110 90 94 294 B F PtP. Harshman. They, can beat any­ remaining in the regular schedule, borough, Conn.. In a non-title 10- out because of virus and the non­ place. The first four teams will Han.«rn ...... 116 125 90 331 Plniik f ...... U- IM) • () flRhi. "'6 sliould have a gtimea. It wa# no surprise. Baylor In a waltz; Butter State footbatf’ tato^ato 4(111 ba the Tckcl-ers turned in a thrilling title 10-rounder was rescheduled participate in the coming Midget H. Hampton ...... 113 t22 102 3.37 Totals ...... i . . . ..V 444 481 ,515 1440 Lci(j<>ninith, ( ...... o I84) u North End Package .846 real one-two punch for the first body. I'll have to, find a couple of Nor .was Dayton's 86-73 decision spilled Notre Dam^ 81-74 with Tad reunited aa. mcibbfra of tha Balti­ long wearing. roundcr last night at the Boston Hampton ... upset by squeezing out a victory Garden. for March 5. . . Town tourney. Ronnie . Spear ...... — 72 — 72 Rf’mkicwicx, f ...... 5 fi-h 16 Walnut Grill ...... 846 time in years. other startere -from the rest of over little Miami (Ohio), although Giizek setting a Butler mark of S7 more Colts nez^t fall. Unabacker Smith,- who appeared trim and sparked the drive, and totaled ^0 Howe Records IsioUM, c ...... 2 2>2 6 j Man. Wallpaper :643l the staff, which Includes Connie the Flyers had. to come irom be­ iointa; Fordham,. Coming of age flam.Oraan. noW In tha A r m y , over Herm’s in the final Ifllnutes. , "I think I won the fight easily Totals ______...... 5.32 542 4R4 1558 StalRiT K ...... ‘1 2 , .Answer at Shortstop fast at 140 3-4, started out against points to lead the victors. Bill Last Night *8 Fights BuBiior. c ...... 0 1-2 1 1 Pagani's ,r ...... 0(1 j We -gave up a good man In Johnson, Hari-y Byrd, Mike hind to get their 17-1 record, fale” in a tourney bid, upset La­ played with halfback Lenny Moore JIatd-driving Phil- Hyde set tfle and all I want to filnk aliout now Kupf*'r»*rnnild, c ...... 4 iM H pace for the winners as he hit for Boai^man as. If intent on ending Eagleson and Frank Naumec had Kmanurl l.nthrran 14) : White Glass ...... Fornleles, Sandy Consuegra, Mike Duke, No. 8 in the rankings. Salle 84-68. ' -on the 1053 Pehn State Nittany Is my fight here with Tony Do (liistafron ...... 96 96 12.3 315 Goal No. 300 Brerworth, pi ...... 8 8-10 2u non I *'*'*'° Carrasquel to gel Doby and Fornleles, a /fine looking rookie 26 pol.its on 13 field goals. Jim tile bout in short order. He sent seven and six points, respectively. Andor.son ...... I Man. Auto Parts . . . .000 I I'n, glad we did. I'm not worried Marco next month," he added. "I . 131 106. 126 363 Boston-Larry Boardman, 139. called Gerry/Dahike, and others. Keiser scored 12 while Harold the youngster from Connecticut Buddy Minor and Gary McConnell Rrnnon ...... 95 100 115 310 Tiitsla ...... l7 H about shortstop. Luis Apart- /■till would like to go up into the Johnstm ...... Detroit, Feb. 8 i/P)-- Gordie Marlborough, Conn., outpointed XoiitlilNKtoii 148) iMsasdeiia Farks was racki..g up 10. For the sprawltng with a vicious left hook. were lop point-getters for the .. 106 121 90 317 B F pis. 1 Manchester Wallpaper arid Pa- ,.j„ y,.j]| ppig the gap there. Ted Our Infield should be all right welterweight class." losers.-’ Carlson ...... I ll 100 119 330 Howe, ace right winger for the Wallace (Bud) fjmlth, 140'U, Cin- 8 losers, Ed McCarthy was head man Boarclpian regained his feet and Polak, t ...... 2 *M 3 ' Baol's )\-on easy victories last night Lyons, who managed the Memphis with W alt/D ropo, at first, Nellie N'litmCggrr Down Twice Detroit Red Wings, stood among rinnali, 10 (Non-Title). Bobby D^PhuIb. f ...... 1 In the scoring department hitting fought back after takipg the com- Ponticelli's were able to field Tfitals ...... 5.39 523 573 1635 Fox at se^nd, George Kell at third 5 .9 S Smith, who won ^ e lightweight I'ommunity RantUt (9) the ail-lime greats of the Na­ Murphy, 145'i, Boston, outpointed Mcail*. f ...... 2 ■1-4 . 7; at the Buckley School /a n d re -1 4'lub part of last season, says Luis inilsory e\ght count, blit later told only five men and very nearly up­ and Apgrlcio at short. Rherm for 19' points while Jim Hcrdic Ballaifl ...... , . 99 79 79 Jackie O'Brien, 147, M e r id e n , n.irian, c ...... 1 IVl 2 crowfl -from Jr.iyfy Carter last writers "r, didn't know what was set high-flying Norman’s. The 246 tional Hockey League today, one A ...... 10 .V7 5-7 2 25.V malned in the race for firitpla.-e ione- of the greatest fielding Lollar wlll do most ofHhe catching made his efforts good for 13 tallies. Ntrola ...... 94 93 95 292 Conn. 10. 4-4 81. « e, . a 1 a sk. fii'oi'tstopH he ever * New England welterweight title Trab«». g 04sr~>^ out on de^nse capturing a major­ Goodyear welt, temper­ Totals ...... 487 497 4.59 1443 scoreJe.ss games before connecting Honolulu- Stan Harrington. 145 R V for Smith's crown. The yoiingi slug­ from Jackie 0'Brien\ of Meriden. Johnson, g 0-0 0 Goodwin Tech 62; Newington 54 ity of the rebounds under both Buy now whili iht assortmiRt it grtat ^ prim law. SfadcY, f ...... ___ 2 3-3 at 6:33 of thp first period; He tal­ Honolulu, stopped Carlos Chaves ger’s lone lo.Ms was on a decision Conn., on a unanimous decision. baskets, /johii Morianos played a ed steel Nhanks, cork, Haim, f ...... 5 0-1 to southpaw Kenny Lane last Ti»tals 3- 6 25 UOMKN S LFAtfl K lied again in the second period . 144, Los Angeles, 5. Isandrrit, c ...... 4 .. 4 ,VU) Murphy now has 15 victories and Kirr A r»lirr \tt> Kd'k Atlantic if ' CL strong i^ame'for the losers netting Boycott of Boxing in London KlUn. u ...... I . . . 2 ' 1-2 June. a d.paw in 16 bouts since turning ('onslaijMiD' 91 199 and Lome Ferguson s goal in the Baton Rouge, Li. (NEA) — soles and heels. 1 Pantui), u 1...... Mrl^onnrll. f ...... 4 04) < fOod n 22 pol . . . . fi 3-7 •Immediately after the bout. Pro­ pro exactl,y a year agO( PtirnGll 112 106 2t)9 third gave the Wings a 3-2 vic­ HtH-KEV ,\T A GL.4.NCE .Since the advent ,of high-*coring. Kosak. A ...... 2 PhUhps. f ...... II 0-0 100 113 21.1 tory and pulled them back into a Tuesday's ICcsidt.s While Glass managed to "hold S ...... , 0 (Vu M inoi. c ...... ; ...... 5 0-6 Rurns . 81 99, 180 basketball. Lou.siana State Uni­ Plnk'^ Hohenthal in check but Jim Looms After Gavilan Defeat PoUrr. g ...... 2. 0-1 Shorts . 83 12U 93 296 second place tie with the New Nhtinnal Ia>aglie versity has been involved in 15 Glenney and Ray Finnegan came T o l a i n ...... 21 H-25 H^nor. g ...... 0 iU2 pound . 26. 106 103 135 York Rangers. Detroit 3, Chicago 2. games where 100 or more points 1 Hnrtford Rd (irill tl7 ) MrPhfr.«»ui, g ...... 0 o-O through with 33 polnta between I-^ndon. Fob. 8 An Amer*. j . t \ t ri953%~SOf61 Tony Leswifk and Red Sullivan Eastern lasagne R Patterson WfuUs Guarantee ...... dtS .129 5M 1.122 were scored, by one ^eam. The tKem to iniTure thf triumph for th e! ^ of BriJ/iiih ^oxlnit; IIi I h S L / 0 l 6 A t Krlsry. f ...... T o t a l s ...... n IV9 . l.rhmnn’N <1) scored for Chicago. Clinton 9,- Washington 1. Tigers were the high scorers 11 81, (.tool ir». ! ...... 6 ■ Sroro at h a lf lo-9 Firo A PfilU’r. t’ljaniMHii .\...... 94) 111 n ? 327 ‘ Other Trams Idle New Haven 5. Philadelphia 2. times. .Soda Shop. White Glaas made a loomed today a.s Gavilan’s ■ Mredniije V-8 4-Door Hrtlan. FXilly r>oii«liur, c ...... 3 ■ M<-t aiih y ...... r u 123 112 4.16 1 fight of it for the flr.st half but the k Other NHL clubs were idle last m anager/bllterly itenounccdcd the equipped, 22,000 miles. Previous Thompson, ...... ___ 4 Of $5()^()00 to Meet Jack)^on N»rmaN'« <18) F»*thoK lilll. V ...... 3 Dri’l'it l>rl«e-lii I4) Holme's, f ...... IMl .555 chapipion's manager, A1 Weill, scoring leSd with 60 points. The PONT .. 4 Boxing Board of/;ontrol about IhU ^ Nssslff | \ L - X.S. - - ___z . . u j today dcpppeil down, down down. Mf'KlPi'nnii, k ...... 4 Ri’i zt-fiKki ...... 94 )<)4 9,1 291 White, f ...... 1 0-0 2 ricliculoufl .444 Raro. f I’u.'^hinR ...... 88 ori big right -vvinger won the scoring Rulkue. t ...... said Yamil | * Bj,,., for carpenters, plumbers, And th.if niean.s' any kind of a broke with the IBC a couple of NpwbHiiPi', R ...... n 10.') 288 .. 9 3*2 Chade, .400 Hydr. f SrKrtfftrM R ...... I MrCfuin ...... Ill 114 97 ,132 title four seasons running befoie Modean. % ...... 11 3-3 i, .h.„ s f- -.’.-i,. 1954 PLYfddUTH 1955 PI.Y)i4QUTH R*'altl6 1512 Maurice (Rocket). Riohaid in Hie .Ma'n'chRsler Auto Parts (47) ■“, .j-rs .“.’.r!-"-"; r -: •One-owner, 4.i4tM orlgliuil mUta. 5 ^ ior.s. Tfitalf D'Amalo, who lias been feudlr.g Miijiitilv, f ...... , 3 i)-.i 6 Howard's (0) ')». I Mo.st of the 11.000 fans In Har- | night in the Y Junior, Hcrm'» Uanirra weigbt title fight." said Weill, D. Ctiwlfs loo exclusive -,300" Club. Stewart had Thom^Mton, f* ..,, with the powerful International .li>hn}«f*n. f ...... 1 ...... 92 114 1o6 4m om U ringay Stadium roared their d is-' LraRue’ and Ma s * Btll’s upended "What ha? Patterson been doing ? KithlinAnn. •...... •> t T.’.lford ..’ 1 ..^ ...... 92 77 79 24s a i-eroi-d of 323 when he retired af­ Mori^noit. f ,... Kggli'ium. f ...... :r Boxing t'liib. announced he wants .M»'ri rr p ...... I , Morton ...... 94 103 1()6 . .303 ter 15 years with the Montreal , L P Kfllv, r ...... ■J approval . Vast night when Water- 1 Miller s Pharmacy 44-35 . 1 $129S lAVE OVER Moskc, f ...... |i Nothing. If he wants to get a V^.rk; p ...... 4- J‘ 'l)nson .. T Kf'Ilv. r -... 0-4 4 |1000 $50,(^ to match his man against ...... 9«\ 93 • 90 253 Maroons. Boston Bruins and New HVrdii* f ...... h heavyweight title fight, the public 1 ‘ ''randnll ...... U7\ 106 109 331 0-0 4 Skinner. , c ...... 5 Tomhyv (HurricaneI Jackson. must want him. The only way for TolRr,«* . „ ...... ; 9 York Americans. Richard, still go­ i, “™'’ >>• Mcl'aithv. g . 9 " "Ha.” countered-Tiarry Mark- St’orf* al half UWall, Total.d ...... 475 >179 497 1441 ing strong in his 14th season with ^ ODORLESS* PA8MTS T()(rIr ...... 23 1-6 47 during, (vhich Gavilan' appai etitly o f . the season to lead EmOINEER Fratt" g ...... o him to do that i.v to knock off-some Score at half WaU|>aprr.per. 1952 PLYfdOUTH Davis, g ...... 1 son, managing director of the IBCi, the Montreal Canndiens, has col­ had things his own wsy. The vie-1 Ma's A Bill's to victory In the ; names. ’ - PrinersK Restaurant i3) ' 4-Door Medaii.'Radlo, heater. Full prire 1950 PONTIAC :'whal paximoler can guarantee- t PIUlllJlR lected a fabnlmis AIO. lory extended the Briton's, un-, opener. Rowe meshed 23 points Club Medan. Radio and beater. Very nice. T‘0h1s...... 2i "Let hinv fight Jack.son. That ...... i:io 95 95 310 raKAiti'R (3K) BOOT 6.18 54 even a Patterson (admittedly a • Paziam>.« ...... 96 _ 9.3 199 I ^ n K ]Pt.«» Score at half 19-17 Teachers would prove something and help UCoiiiis Set Mark : Kojlkl. f . .1 (Ml on^draw' '” '' I "'»<» controlled bolh boards. hot dra,wing rard( ;50;(MX)? "rhat porpito ...... 101 91 94 296- '6 clear up the skitation." , * ...... 94 191 i ttlpnnf*v. f ...... 8 1-2 17 Chade had^ to be reatri^liied ' Husky Jl-rt Meacham and hus­ YALE BEATS BKOU \ amounts to 30 per .cent of a 1150,- D'Amato has, -one ally. He -is j j a i n s t R u t g e r s ; Kloter , .. . . . ” ~__ 95 Ilk) 195 , llohf nthal. r ...... 6 3-4 14 tling Dave Gibson teamed up to ‘ J49L 000 net gate. Who is drawing yiat I “ c Mrliitosii ...... 99 103 107 309 McGowan’s Basket FiniKBHh. e ...... 8 « o-l 16 whCn the .decision was announced. New Haven, Feb. 8 i.-t’i Yale’.x Jack Hurley of Seattle, the some­ —LL. . __ Ktiblird, K ...... 1’ 3-.3 5 spark the Elks' hard-fought win ba.sketball team pulled iUclf up a kind of ,monc.v for a nori-tltle fight He tried to get' into the ring to times manager, sometimes pro­ Storra, Feb. 8 i/F).- i Total.s .. , ': ...... S23‘ 459 479 1460 protest. Almo.lala 2*i 6-10 59 points, respectively. BUI Hearn moter. He said last night that he ' ( Ju ppiHer 'Whltf LYMOUTH 1949 CHEVROLET , standing.<) last night by defeating Ueiting Self Entanglnl ...... , . . 1 95 101 95 271 played Would like to handle the promo­ made it 4-0 last night in its series 1'u'4'rdv ...... 92 190 H V :Pts. won.. The Associated Pres., .scored i • “ " 'f l o o r game for the I Muburban., Must he seen lo be appreciated. Mtylellne De l.uxe 4'-Dabr. Radio and heater.* 9 .9 5 Brown 71-60. The Elip had to stand D'Auato, if he is nerions about M* Cow'lrj ...... 99 91 269 Hartford, Fefa. 8 (>Pt — Sopho­ DHrlinir. f ...... fi 0-0 12 tions of Patterson's future fights against Rutgers. r, it 6-...... , Terrific value. ^ ’ off a late Brown rally to do it. "hhe leading PalterSon to a title bout Diofz 1...... 99 102 •201 more Jack .McGowan's Jump shot i'llarr. f ...... J M -2-2 for the veteran ex-c;hamp ' Nlks .| Ideal second car. and that he'd be interested in lin­ The Huskies had pretty much of j-HiOniPs .. _ Kmuftp, f ...... 2 2-3. 6 from Cuba, , wor«e a lie for )»afue'| Waterproof, non-mark- victory put them in a tie for fifth with Marciano, is getting himsejf ----- .*._____ 79 99 177 ing one up for the crown with a battl? in the first half but put Nnrkpf . . J ...... 96 130 97 323 with 10 seconds left gave Trinity TiD'klnifton. c ...... 3 (H) 6 1 rpii-n. A ...... 1 *1 • 1 Lew B(ir.ston,-a rebresentative of ■ " "" place with Harvard and Dar't- more and more entangled on the Marciano. i on a scoring spurt in the second, a 77-75 basketball , victory over the International Boxing Club who | "* Io*lo8 Naasiff team,. | J59^" Ing. steel arch support, ipouth while>the loss fop Brown ropes. Tftlal.^ 440 506 474 1420 Union last night. Toppine % ...... 1 4-8 6 Patterson's balky pilot has ] half to draib Rutgers 105-85. ■ i ! Pinklii,, ff ...... 2 1-3 5 regularly books foreign bouts for *1"” '*•• „ left them in the cellar with a 1-6 He is tr,ving to buck the IBC, I It was Rutgers' lOlh straight' It was the sixth victory in eight top leather throughout. record. declared himself free of the IBC, r e :I: i. k a u i ' k ■ ToialR ...... 16 .9-19 41 Am erican/ighters, said afterward. C.Kiv. f ...... „ oo which has strings on virtually the I defeat, it won its opener. For Con- j games for Trinity, while'Union but apparently he’s going to have- IlMrl-Mnid* dropped its ninth decision in 10 Scorn at half L*7-22 Pacfinla. "If the , (British) Commission U "' ( ...... !!!!!!! o im o- 1950 dLDSMOBILE to look far and wide before lie necticut the victory was number ...... T_____ 114 111 e138 doe.,p't do anything abput this, no j ’ \ii\ * 1949 DO DG E Such.v* ...... 112 134 iwo starts: "88" 4-Donr Medan. Original Jet black finish. finds anyone who ,can meet his 13 in 19 games. ‘ AflHim ...... 94 . • 94 American fighters will come to Mf'Rrham. c ...... h 2-6 lU 4-Donr Medan.'^ Automatic transmlsslun,trai radio N..wirl,l Trinity led most of the way but Radio, heater, hydrnmalir. A popular 'model. terms. The .first half was a see-.saw and i ...... lo" ^351 was never able to break away. At Fnc\an(Hn the future.” * •*.■...... !.»!!!! 8 n-2 id and beater. Rutgers led last 33-32 with three I .1, FuIWt ...... foil loj) 327 'Youlhfiil Halcloni Turned I>uHB-^aivh C, Fulirr ...... — ilH) 207 i various stages of the game Trinity cab^iv'"" * c.iuhar,* g !I!!!!! 1!!!!'. 2 H I,’ For example, Cleveland promot­ minutes left. But Connecticut opened up the point spreads but * your dioict of 572 now docomtor colors pushed ahead and led at the end! rotAif* . . 527 590 55o 1667 M c g Ls Ti«;er Jones "I won eight of the 10 rounds," | •••.. P MO « $395 TUBELESS TIRE er Larry Atkins wanted to m^tch each time Union fight back. $595 of the half, 42-35. , .MirC'ann'i, <3) J ; — :. - Arm« (S9) Patterson with Jackson last De­ I.atnoiii rraux The lead changed hands eight he said. "I was the most surpri.sed B r rt*. The Huskies had an eight-ftoint, I Huh)')*' ... mixod to yopr ordor I Wa.ihington. Feb. 8 t/D — Up man in the stadium when the ref- , Dulty, f 8 (>•3 j « cember and offered D'Amato $15,- Am » ...... •...... times and the score was tied four HEADQUARTERS lead after five minutes of, the sec-,i times. ■ , and coming Tony BaldonI puts his cree raised Waterman's hand. But * — ...... ? 1-2 1 000. D'Amato's price then was SnViw ...... (HI 2 1947 OLDSMOBILE 1951 ST U D EBA K ER •We boneatly beliievp that our store has the finest, mos't complete ond half then spurted far enough V Now you can have just the.colors you want for every in­ 12-bout winning skein on the line 1 I’m still going to get back my wel- om-.r c 0 $25,000. The riegotiations fell TaicR/irL...... 9>A 3 (3ub Medan. Radio, heeler, )i.\^ramatlr. , (Champion 4-Door. A real budget s'tretcheir at aelecUoB of top value work shoes that has ever been offered the Uirough. . ahead to remain out of trouble for terior.in matching Gloat, Semi-Gloat ands ...... iM 9« n o .'(40 Syracuse 86, Harvard 65. Jones,_ a 27-year-old battler from FIGHTER CLEARED Jackson . bout would be the final Kiivciii...... s7 117 i n :ti7 paint, 'offering excjting new poaaibilitiee for the outaide M a'p A RIM’o (44) and, Fran Quinn scared the honors Rii.'rr.nt ...... loo s..; i j« :|2o Connecticut 105. Rutgers 85. ■ Yonkers, N.Y., rules the. favorite; Philadelphia. Feb. 8 OPi-. A medi­ '30 Yoon of Continuous Custemor Satisfaction' elimination to decide a September B K Pu. ! -ROOTS AND SHOE>' SUY ON OUR lUDGET TERMS with 14 points each. Andf-r.-wi ...... Of IM 116 .129 St. JbhnR* (Bkh) 102, Kings o f your home. , One of the country's ranking 160- cal examiner haa. cleared Baltl-f! Snilih. f ...... 3 o-l 6 challenger_for Marciano," he said. Point 78. ' “ I poundcMl the veteran Jones hopes, more n>tddleweight Rudv Watkins : Schultz, f ...... 1 04) 3 ' "A s a finRl elimination, it’s -worth Totals ,...... 511 MO 5S6 I6H eaters alte ovellftMe la twbher-Sese.WeM fotiB . . . a . , ...... 1 . 0-0 . 2 , H io ii MAN TWO W.VVS Isdirs (t> Trinity (Conn) 77, Uqioh (NY) , to uae_A tlctory over Baldoni as a of hlamc for the de th of Philadel-1 - ...... 1 IM) 2 what I'm, asking. And I don’t nec­ It Sniitt) ...... 97 101 99 297 75. , ^ ^ ' le t y le apply -Ar Quick dryiag i. stepping \tope toward a shot at phia boxer Robert Perry follow- Bow ...\ ...... 1 ! 1-1 23 ‘ DIAMOND'S essarily have to fight for the Wichita. Kans. .(NEA)—'Swede W iilkr ...... 124 SO 111 121 the mlddliweight crown. In his! ing a bout between the two at the WinlRrjr, f *.*.v.* ...... 4 1-3 9- IBC. ) lledlund • ...... S2 96 n s 295 Caniiius 86. St. Bonaventure 71. -ik Super-woshaMe A* Hiah-hl4ll(st pAtuUk. f ...... 0 (VO 0 Nichols Manchester Tire, Inc. Halbrook wasted no time proving PhUKpa , ...... lOT- Si 106 -2S9 last fight in November. Jones lost I Cambria' Athletic Ou^ here in '" I f there's an authentic break his worth with the Wichita Vickers Sim m ons ...... 90 92 IIR 300 j to Johnny Saxton, ranking welter-1 January. The ruling by Medical To(dU ...... 21 w T ' MOTORB FAST HANDS,.TOOT . between Weill and the IBC, A1 will of the NIBL. The seven-foot-three E. A. JOHNSON PAINT CO. weight. ! Examiner Dr. Joeeph W. Spelman im e r'o Pharmacy (35) A R M AMD NA V Y 295 IR O A D ST.^ Totals . , , ...... "4M. "tlM "m i . 1606 San Jose, Calif. (NEA) — Max B r Pta. i INCORPORATED , be looking for a 'challenger' who O r e g o n State product was the Voshall, Sah Joae SUU'a ISS- 699 MAIN STREfcT' MANRHEH’r e B Baldoni, a 23-year-old former | yesterday, followed hia inquest in- SoUimnniion: f can draw the most money. T h a t Marlne fcom Wilkes-Barre, Pa., j to the bout in wltlch the 21-year- Gf<*i«ujikAR, f ,tV7 MAIN 8T11EET—MANCHESTER Ml 9-4224 or Ml 3-4047 Pacific Coast . Conference’s top Dartmouth lost three indoor pound NCAA boxing champioit, RyUnd4T. c .. 241 n : m a in ST. ' (Two Locations) . 15$ CENraR ST. mMna he'll have to come to Pat- scorer , and lebounder for two track meets in 1955 by identical also runs the SS'O for the Spartan has won 29 of 36 bouts — 19 o f ! old Perry was the victim of a sixth Barry, g ...... teraon." • TEL. Ml 3*5113 /^pon 9 A.M. to 9:30 P.M.' TEL Ml 3*1224 years. scores, CiH-44'-i. track team. , T^AINTS for EVERY PURPOSE them.by knockouts. j round TKO. Pfrry died Jsn. 29-of Baxter f .... Tonight's bout will be televised a hrsin Injury, little less than two Totals ...... -..,...... 17 i 1-10 nationally (ABC at 10 p.m. EST).ldaya after the fight. c Score at half 3$*n Ma s A Bill s. f ' . i -I, . . > -V

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AatoaibbilM for Salt 4 THERE OUGHTA BE A-LAW BY FAGALY snd SHORTEN Help Wanted— Female .15 Artielaa Fbr Sale 45 Buildinc Materials 47 ReoeehoM Geode II BosUiean Leeatleea Henaca For Sale 72 Wanted—lteal Bstate 77 Periry Wilkea, 333 Center 8t.; For Rent 44 Navy Rescuers Henry Crandall, 113 Summer St.; STATION WAGONS EXPERIENCED bookkeeper, full SPECIAL on wiUlpaptr, regular -tS Mlkhogany Flush Doors, from 34 98 SALE OF FLOOR SAMPLE 310,400, LARGE ft)Ur room ranch. ARE YOU (X)NSlDERlNO Mrs. Caroline Morro, RFD 3, Man- Classified WlLLjlS IT i*RlT K uEV.UAstvr MAUoco o ir r \ time or part time. Apply in per- paper, 66e. There are 41 patterns Fiberglaas Ihsulation, per M .842.00 3400 8Q. FT. of m acs (or businoaB Collar, 100' lot. suburban. (Tarlton BELLING YOUR PROPERTY? cheater; Priecilla GJbaon. 4B\TUrn- Your Confribufion To TIm 1M9 Chevrolet Bel Air V-S,^ four APPLIANCES O P AhL,HAHV< JU«TTHEaJVX MOfttMttt klOAL^ Aon. Marlow'a, 867 Main. ' to c h ^ e from. Stock limited. IS" Prime Gray Shakes, per offtcoa or Ugiit uaustry, Sacond W. Hutchins. MI. 0-51S3, Ml.' Wa will appratsa your property Safe In .Crash bull Rd.; Mra. Dorothy Miner, 138 door atation wafon. Radio, ceosasf K^ATM wAMT-iomfioou OOUMItUNOHENlOMT Open 6 to 6. Green Painr and ■q...... 311.70 Owaamm —BapeM - . W • lU fM n^a. Boor. CMtrally located. Parking (rea and without any obligation. St. JohiwSt.; Joeeph Clukey, Hart­ YWCA Will Help Continue Mvertisement VOU CAN MELP I ' TUANMESBUAINA Wallpaper. 321 East Middle Tpke. lar StSt.SS, 6alUng (or 32M.SS. We also buy property (or cash. ford; Donald J. l>aelle, 36 Alice heater, power ateerlnK. ASaiBNOORMiNE'S 6 'ix 3>4 Butts—Caae Lots—each 43e (acUlUaa. CaU JA. 7-1173, BIX ROOM Cape'Cbd, 4 rooms and OUT ON THIS' ' Hcif! Wanted—Male .161 MI, 3-6100. Selling or buying contact Dr.; Mra. Winifred RIsley, RFD 3, CLASSIFIED A UVt. SEIKO SUED ADA MONTUr, Solid Blroes Lock Sets, each $1.37 A Kltchanaid M” sink and diah- full hath down, f nice roooma with In Venezuela These Worthwhile Activities 1353 Ford V-S ranch wagon. Radio,, X *A AnNA AuiMONyr X ^------STANLEY BRAY, Realtor Maneheater; Mra. Beatrice Mea- DEPT. HOURS SETUP MAN in punch press de­ Canadian Framing—Loada— waohar, S47S.t6-336S.96. lavatoiy up, full dormer, fire­ heater, overdrive. ■REAM MV vDONors iA. I WE SELL and aervlea all eltctrie STORE AT 36 Birch St. (or rant BRAE-BURN RfcALTY 3SB School S t; Mre. Gert­ PIsy 'Sclraol Gmn Thumb Garden Group partment. One accustomed to I rozora. Big trade-in lUlowoncez. per M ...... 3140.00 Ona Baoy AutomaUc waohlhg Inquire >4arlow's, • place,. One caY garage. U>t 76 x Ml. 8-t378, (CnatlBiMNl from Page Uae) «:1& A. M. to 4..10 P. M. LEAfl, machtna, SM.S6—6166.61, rude Simpeon, 94 St. John St. 1338 Ford V-R ranch wagon, radio, dost tolerance work preferred. i Ruesell'e Barber Shop, corner Oak i 4x6—4 " Plyscora Sheathing. ISO, immediate occupancy. Othat Y•Teens Hobby and Craft Classes heater, Ford-o-matic. *■*« ^ ___ _ Please apply to Gunver Manufac­ lAutomaUo BotUa Gaa Kitehan OPFICteS FOR RfcNT. Sacond llatlngs available. James J. Rohan U8TING8 WANTED - 8il«lt. DISCHARGED TODAY: Mre. and- I and Spruce 8ta. per ...... 3140.00 .veaterdey cn route to Menaue. Betty Fetko, 84 Grove St., Rock­ Homemakerb Holiday Public Affairs Meetings COPY CLOSING TIME turing Co,. 234 Hartford Rd. haatar, 3139.66-374.66. floor offleet. Largo rooma, wHl A Bon., Realtors. Tel. MI. 8-7433. two-lamUy, "three-family, buat- Braail. 13.35 Ford V-8 Country Squire, four make altorationa. Ample parking naaa property. Have many cash ville: Gerald Reid. 313 Green Rd.; Senior Citizens FOR CLASSIFIED A UVT. EUCPERIENCED meat man, full i STORM SASH and doora. Painted. We guarantee ehtietrock, rock IS cu ft. Kalvlnator Upright G.I. APPROVED, minimum down, Mrs. Laura Starkwaather and ton, door, eight pauenger, /radio, ! 36"x43” ,_S6"X55". 83"x48", 82"X lath with any house that we com- apace. JanJtor atrvice. Central lo ­ buyars. Morlgogat ^ arranged. HUNT FOR NEVCN PU8HED MON. THRU FRl. heater, Ford-o-matic. ' time, for Independent super­ Fraoaar, 344606-3291.18. low paymenja. Six room (Tapev 81 Clicatnut S t: Olln French, 71 Contribute This.Week— 79 North Main St„ Manchester I 51” , 26 * x^33” , 13. Door 82” x pOtcly furnish. We can now offer cation. Apply 133 Bast Contar St. Plaasa call Gaorge L Oraziadio, Aboard the USS Arneb, Feb. 8 i0:.10 A. M. market. Good hours, good pay, 16' cu. ft. Kalvlnator Chaat typo MI. 3-4654. (our bedrooms, garages, base­ Realtor. ML 9-U78. 109 Henry Welle S t; Mre. Marie Carrier, 13.M CThevrolet, four door, eight pleasant working conditloni, paid I 79 ", 36. MI. 3-0336. to developera and builders a ape- trooaor. rogular 1448.66-3399.66. ment, oil heat glass enclosed sun (Ab—Search continued today for. a Eaet Hertford. SATURDAY 9 A. M. ciai service on part or full carloads Street. ■* U. S. Navy De Havllland Otter paaaenger. Green and ivory. vacation plus other benefits. Must HOT AIR FURNACE with thermo- 90" RCA Batata matchlaaa gas MANCHESTER porch, extra building lot, bus, of building materials. acbool. shopping. Only $16,300. IF READY to buy eell, exchange plane, miealng ih the Antarctic have ability to think for himself stat, 275 gallon oil tank. Equipped ranga, t366.t6-31H.I6. Plating and coinage are two of TOtm ouoPEKATiuN w n x 1934 Ford V-R eight paaaenger and run department. Call MI, Real Estate Ontcr. MI. 3-5151, real eatata, mortgagn arranged ‘aince last Friday with seven men BE APPRECIATED country aquire, radio, heater, completely. Suitable to heat five NATIONAL LUMBER. INCi(, Sava up to |160 on door sample Office Space For Rent aboard. . '* the oldeat uacs of the nictal nickel. Advertise in The Herald— It Pays 3-5333. Manchester's newest shop­ evenings BU. 6-0966. BU. 6-0375, Coneult fw a rd R. "Haelinge, Ford-o-matic. rooms. Call MI. 3-4633. 381 State St,, North Haven, (?onn, electric rangaa and refrlgaratora. JA. 6-8966. Agency 5h 9-llOT. 6 The small aingle-engined plane ping center; Heated, air- -— .....'i —------^ ------.— BACK HOE and shovel operator, BULTUN—Building stone veneer, Tel. CHeetnut 3-2147 disappear^ while flying from Dial MI-3-512i 1334 Ford V-R rdrich wagon, radio, experienced only. T. C. Wright, LAFLAMME APPLIANCE condiUonod parking for ATTRACmVE SIX room Cape, 5-5 OR 6-6 FLAT, In good condltloa fireplace, wall atone flagstone. Marie Byrd Land to Little America hearer, bverdrive. Andover PI. 2-7263. COMPANY 3,000 cara. Partition to tan- full shed dormer, vcatlbule, dou­ and deairable location. Will pay V, main base of Operation Deep Also slate fiagging. Bolton Notch anta roqulroment. ble garage, fulj, basement, hot 320,000 to 325.000. Also three bed­ 19.34 Chevrolet four- door, radio., Quarry. Ml. 3-tM17. Prompt de­ Diainoluls—WatchcB— 15 Oek Street Fifaeze, the U.S. Antarctic Expedi­ WANTED — Route salesman of; Jewelry 48 water oil heat, fireplace, tiled room, two-family preferably tion. The plane carried 'members he'ater, two .tone white and ■teady habits for cleaning and i livery. Lost and Pound 1 red. Watkins Buildins - WARREN E. HOWLAND, bath plue lavatory, storms. On North End section. Near bus line, of a trail blazing party whose sur­ MANCHKTER RECQRD CLUE HDQTS. laundry route. Guaranteed salary i LEUNARO W. TUST, Jeweler, ra- bus line. Real Estate Center. Ml. not over 85 years old. Call Bar­ face vehicles had broken down. U58T—Parakeet chartrfusf with SjFFEftMGr WiTM the LE&AL and rommisslon. Apply New Svs- RUYAL AND Smith-Corona port­ CHEST TYPE fraazer. Good con- Realtor 1934 Chevrolet Bel Air four, door, able and standard typewritera. paira, adjuats watches expertly. 8- 5161, evenings BU. 9-0969, BU. bara Woods Agency, MI. 9-7702, Air and ground parlies, ham­ cinnamon colored w(ng» knd radio and heater, two tone EA&LEVIHOCAMCFORAN teni Laundry, Harrison St, i Reasonable prices. Open daUy. diUon, 9W takas It. RockvllU TR. MI. 8-1108, MI. 9-6003 9- 0876, JA. 8-3619. All makes of adding machines S-7410. pered by bad weather, have been broa’nlah beak. Docan’i talk. Call brown and while. EVENING OP PUN AND PBOLIC Thuraday eveninga. 129 Spruce YOUNG busineaa woman with searching (or the Otter. The ^ErV ice" s t a t io n ~attenda^, j ■old or rented. Repalra on all TWO STOREIS in new buUdliM! to $2,000 available cash, desires to Ml. ANOTNOEUPPLAViNfr makes, Marlow'a^ Street. Ml. 3-4187. Arneb, cargo ship for Deep Freeze \J9.31 Chevrolet, four door, eight over 25 years of age aiid exper-! NOTONE PENNY DOWNl be completed in "56" on West "buy e small (four roomi "-home The MUSIC SHOP Suburlwn For Bale 75 IX>8T—Laat week, black cat named MPOSMATION PlEASe; ienced. Apply In person at Van's I ordered back to New Zealand, it \ paaaenger. Radio and heater. A WHOLE HOUSE Middle 'ilpke. near Broad St., near convenient to bus line. Please •■Midnirht ’ Call Ml. S after Service Station. 427 Hartford Rd. ! DISCONTINUED items at 4 price. Sears Roebuck development. Call in contact with the expedition by Johnann'i paste wax, Pride, Jubi­ BOLTON—(Custom six room ranch, write details to Box K, Herald. \ Powerglide. Uke new. Fuel and Peed 49-A OP FURNITURE Mr. Winkler, JA 7-1611. All repilea held in strictest confi­ radio. Rear Adm.. George J. Dufek, lee wax, games, etc. Sherwin-Wll- two baths, two fireplaces, three commander of thf Deep Freeze 13490 KS. 7 AVI., n m tA i, HA. SEASONED hardwood for stove, ON TH^: EASIEST TERMS dence. FOUND-^Two to three monitta old 19.34 Chevrolet four door, radio and Mi». NiCtPlI WINIPAMI PfiltlCAn CARPENTER WANTED. MI. liama, 931 Main St. I twin Bile bedrooms, fully equipped task force, is still in^ Antarctica. furnace or flreplace. delivered IN THE WORLD LP (33V3 RPM) table Collie pup. female. Call Ml. healer, powerglide, two tone 3-7270 after 8 p.m. Houses For Rent 65 recreation room, two-car garage, BUILblNG LOT or acreage in DISCXIN’nNUED trimmed and j anywhere. Call Ml. S-7083. Rock­ Start Your separate building with partially ‘ S.S3S9. greep and ivory. Bolton. Reasonable. Call MI. 98 CARPENTER foreman and first pasted wallpaper. 46c per roll, land Farms, I..eonaid Glglio, Bol­ Monthly Payments- finflUied apartment, work shop, 9-6378. class carpenters. Relmer Con- regular up to 32 per roll. Sherwin- ton. FOUR BEDROOM home for rent, two acres. Carlton W. Hutchins, Acts Announced Business Services Offered l.T Rooflnc—S ld ln f/ 16 Help Wanted— Pernaie >15 Williams. 981 Main St, IN MARCH Realtor. MI. 9-5133, MI. 9-4694. 4 9 < Announcements BARLOW MOTORS stniction (7o.. Route et", Andover. YOU PAY JUST Coll MI. t-1160. TRY E. AND E. Realty Co. to eell IP (45 RPMI POWER AND hand mowers sharp­ that property of youra. MI. 9-629?, For Police Show INCOME TAXES prepared In your 43.3 MAIN.8T. MANCHESTER 3'UR THE BK9T In Bondad buUt PERMANENT MOVING OUT of State-Selling 10 Garden—Farm—Dairy MONTHLY PAYMENTS ANDOVER LAKE—Attractive and 3-4480. ened. Air-cooled engines repaired. up roots, shingle roofs.' guttara, piece bedroom reasonable. 17" SuLurban For Rent 68 fully insulated (our room cottage home or by appointment. Exper­ Products 50 $16.79 The show apoiuored by the Po­ ienced tax work. Call MI. 3-4723. WANT TO BUY A CAR and had Pick up and delivery. "All work conductors and roof repnlra call Full Time Position ASSISTANT »■ television, good .condition. Three with fireplace and large screened WANTED—Six room Cape, in de­ lice Mutual Aid Aaan.. lo bet held your credit turned down? Don't guaranteed. Ideal Grinding Shop. CougliJin. Ml. 6-7707. U no answer FOR YOUNG WOMAN piece sectional ‘ chairs, Ironet. FOR S A L E - U.8. No. 1 Katahdln .1 COMPLETE NEW, SINGLE house, three or four porch. Including furniture price is sirable vicinity, not over 10 years. ' INCOME TAX prepared by ex­ give up, see "H oneit" Douglaa, 273 Adame. Phone MI. B-3120, call Ml. 6-4431. AS CASHIER AND SALESGIRL. .STORE MANAGER Westlnghouse refrigerator. Radio potatoes. Bryan Brothers, 173 ROOMS OF BRAND NEW rooms. Oil hot water heat. Avail­ 3B.500. Madeline Slblth, Realtor. Write Box Z, Herald. . . Sunday at the State Theater, will T h f Alh ARRivtrfary tf ikt BriHm Orehttlra perienced tax coniultanl. Peraon- 333 Main. Not a financa company 8-R679. and record player. Four burner able immediately. Coventry PI. MI. 6-1643. (eifture 10 aeja which recently KAY'S R(X)FING CO., shingle and Tolland Turnpike, Mancheaer. FURNITURE al or builneia. Call Frank Farl- plan. Apply In Person At gas stove. Call between 5:30 and Phone Ml. 9-7037. 3-6518 between (|:30 and 6 p.m. headlined at tho Palace Theatar in ixcM pM Irwii a l riitir gn at worinl GUNDER'8 T.V. Servica, available 'hullt up roofs, gutter and con­ Gi-owing chain of aelf-aerv- BEAUTIFUL WESTINGHOUSB TOLLAND—10*4 miles (ropi Man­ f doni. MI. #-2315. ______7:.70. MI. 3-4233. ELECTRIC REFRIGERATOR New York City, according to Sgt. MANY OLDER cere, good trene- any uma. Antenna converiiona ductor work, roof, chimney re­ SLOAN BROS. SHOES, ice apparel stores has open­ chester Post Office. Do you long 325 Mam 81, ing-for young man between PRETTY BEDR(X>M SUITE Lodge Celebrates Milton Stratton, aeaociatlon presi­ HEMSTITCHING and ruR weavdnr. pbrtation. Care that can’t be aaen Rhllco factory auperviacd service. pairs. Ray Hagenow, MI 6-2214. LIONEL and GILBERT Wanted To Rent 68 for elbow room within and with­ dent. , Mrt. Elliott, 73 Henry 8t. -Ml. from the street. Look behind our .Tel. Afl. 6-14R6. Ray Jackson, Ml 3-8.72.3. the ages of 24 and 30. Previ­ Household Goods 51 HANDSOME LIVING ROOM out your home, a bit of country, WANTED-WAITRESS, part time, ous chain store experience Trains and Accessories. SUITE- ANDOVER family being evicted. 30lh Anniversary The master of ceremonies for the S-7632. ______Office. Douglei Motors. 333 Mem. I an enchanting view? Then let us • 2-hoiir event will be Pat Rooney Newly Arrived HI-FI, LP't only 3.98 RUUFINU, Siding and carpentry. 12:30 p.m. lo 6 p.m. Apply in per­ helpful hut not essential. HEAT-PROOF DINETTE SET House Bold. Five room reasonable ■how you this 1654 custom built IJGHT TRirCKINO, moderate Clearance sale. Entire stock ONE ONLY BEAUTIFUL “ DE LUXE " RANGE Jr., television personality, who re­ By the Bodton Sympbony bimI Boston Pops Orcbcotni 1933 CHEVROLET pick-up trueik! Alterations and additinna .Ceil­ son. Yankee Donul and Coffee Our employes know of this rent. Three am air children. Call. ranch home on 1*4 acre plot. Five Eleanor Duse Lodge, No. 1399, rates. MI. PI. 2-6234, nd. Write giving back­ INSTEAD OF WE8TINOHOUSB WlUiam Snlgg. PI. 3-6986. cently completed a 2-week engage­ / Personals 3 Can be seen at 134 Prospect St. ings. Workmanship guaranteed. Shop. .737 Main St, at cost. \ Hand painted. Chinese modern rooms, patios, enclosed breeze­ Call MI. 9-7742. A. A. Dion Inc., 2M Autumn ground and education to ELEC. REFRIGERATOR, IF Daughters of Italy, celebrated Its ment at tile Palace Theater. AlANCHRSTER T V. Service, radio bedroom sel. 3850, now 3390. WANTED—8 or 4 room rent way, double garage, amesite ir ir laaMiavtR's 5th S y m p h a a v LOVE IS NOT an emotion, it la a Street. Afl. 1-4360. WANTED ~ “ Box N, Herald. BUDGET CENTER YOU PREFER RUGS, La Mp S, drive full cellar, ■uperioi' work­ 30th anniversary with a dinner- Featured acta include “Tlie Hol­ A’ "A Strautt Caaearta power of mind. It is yours for the 1950 STUDEBAKBR Commander.. and T.V. speclallsta since 1934. French Provjncial bookcase bed. TABLES, UNOLBUM, DISHES, middle-aged couple. Tel. landers," a comedy team; ventrilo­ MI. 3-41(>4 triple dresser, mirror an. night manship and materials. Half hour dance Sunday at the Garden Grove, Sahilbart't Uafbiii « M L M n 2 3 - lotfaa LM 1009 tahlhg. It can, however, be chan­ Excellent condUlon, must sell im­ Charter members of Telia, MI. FOUNTAIN UEl>P, _ POTS (U p PANS, BLANKETS. 6-4845. quist Roy Douglaat dance taama 3-6660 nr MI. 3-4607. stand; waa 3339, now 3259. drive , to Pratt- and sWhltney -or Which Was attended by dtsttn- neled only through a perfect "a't- mediately, entering service. Call RoofiiiK and Chimneys 16-A CLEARANCE—Paint. Discontinued YES. B5^YTHtN6. Bradley Field. 2H miles from UeMay and Moore and A1 and CA>n- ...tltude." It r,an peacefully conquer MI. 3-3384. Genuine mahogany chest on cheat, WANTED BEFORE April 7, Uirec gutShed officers and members of MBbUDY RAUIO-T.V., phono'i. Phi'I Time, Appl.v Help Wanted-^ colors, 4 price. Sherwin-Williams, -bed, triple dresser, ".mirror, night' . EVERYTHING, or (our room unfurnished apart- Rockville shopping center, on nie Fanton; dancer Beau Jenklna; ★ it OraaM Caayaa Saift - it it Galta ParMaaiia 1017 any one, anywhere, any place, .any RtiuFINU^Speciallsing in repair­ 981 Main St.' state road. 331,900. Walton W. Sons of Italy . lodges throughout singer Dorothy Baxter; and Viggo LM , Ume. ^ Night calls, Guarahtaed service. ing roofa of all kinds. Alsu new Male or Female stand, box spring and mattress, ONLY $478.17 mem. Rent reasonable. (Tail MI. !L Salaa Maxlea LM 1121 MI 6-2260. PINK LENOX PHARMACY .17 3895, complete 3490. Free storaga untu wanted. Free de­ 3-4523. Grant, Realtor, S3 East O nter the State. John and Co., which Mata an act 1340 OLD8MOBILE two door, flood roots. Gutter work. Chimneys discontinued 1955 wallpaper> running condition, $40. Afl. 3-0343, GRli-L-COUNTER help, part-time, SUBSTANTIAL REDUCTION ON livery. St. MI. 3-1153. entitled "Danish Surprise.’’ RUBBISH and aahel ' removed., cleaned, r^alred, 26 years' ex- 299 East Center St. your choice, 49c i*oll. values to MIDDLE-AGED couple with high Among the guests wa* State Poors will open at the theater A" "A Tha PamHy A I togafhar Automobiles for Sale fOr small luncheonette, weekend •ALL FURNITURE DURING Free sat up by our own reliable Treasurep John Ottavint of New ^ Las SylphMat General cleaning, celiara. attica peenenca, Irree estimates. Call 32.49 Sherwin-Williams 98| Main school daughter desire 4 or 5 un­ SUBURBAN VALUES at p.m. and tlie show ia sched­ 1943, 1330 CHEVKULET8. Good Ho evenings. MI. 9-3038 -between 3 SI. JANUARY. man. 1 LM 1179 and yards. Reasonable rates. M. [owley. Atancheater Afl. 6-3361. SHIiTt PRESS OPERATOR furnished rooms. MI. 9-6885. Haven and Mrs. Ottavini, both of uled to Blart at l:3u, 'ibeketa may GraduatlM Ml LM 191f CONVERTIBLES transportation at low coat. Lowest p.m. snd 3 p.m. Phone Ms Immediately whom have visited Manchester down payment. Low monthly- A M. Rubbish Removal. Ml. c h a m b e r s Two homes In Bolton, both four be purchased from any member of 9.9757. NOW! FIX u p . remodel on Wards CH. 7-0358 MIDDLJB-AGED couple need 4 or previously at special meetings of 1348 Cadillac, radio, heater, hydra- weekly payments. Douglas Motora, Heating—^PIumbinK 17 Ijite.st Automatii', new home improvement plan. No rooms, non-expandable. Elxcellent the Police Department-or may be Slaaghfar aa 10th Ava. matlc, new top. 333 Mein. FURNITURE SALES After 7 P. M.—CH. 6-4690 more rooms. Reasonable. Accom the local Giuseppe Mazzini l^dge, A- -A Symphgikia Faatastiaua it it JUNtC DEALER w’lll call. Inter- Situations Wanted— money down, three years to pay. htodaUons (or li-ton panel truck condititm. One'just off the lake, the bought at the door. • \ AT THE GREEN No. 907. Others prfsent were AaMatharMtota LM 1724 sated in newspapers, iron nnd Caliinct St.vle Unit. You finance with Wards directly. - See It Day Or Night and car. Write Box X, Herald. other overlooking the lake. One .(•arliai) LM 1900 1350 Buick, radio, heater, dyna- PLUMBING —Repairs and con­ Male .19 If you have no maana of tranapor- priced at 310.000 and the other at Grand Venerable and Mrs. DiCoccI metal. No furniture nr usable Home owners! Buy your remodel­ Open daily 10 a.m. to 9 p.m. of Bridgeport: Grand Secretary \ flow. ' tract, work. Call Ml. V-8341. tatlon, I'll aand my auto for you. 310,350. Excellent financing. Will Auto Accessorlss—Tins 8 Items. Junk only. Call ,lohn Appl.v in per.srtn ing materials on Wards new fi­ and Mrs. Nordolll of Waterbury, nancing plan. Roofing, siding, in­ No obligation. GI. Waclaw, Rockville, TR. 5-792I or 'FIRST CLASS MILLRIGHT Busines Propiirty For Sale 70 who brought congratulatiqp;i anci Hospital Notes A* it Daphals aad CMaa it A* LM 1900 Oistrakh aad Maacb 1’'53 Chevrolet Bel Air, radio, heat­ REBUILT ENGINES sulation.. plumbing, heating, ratal-! ABSOLUTE bargain. C!ustom mads A _ L —B—E—R—T—’S Hartford CH. 6-0633. Millinery—Dreasmaklng 19 -Slip covers, cornices, drapes and Another sound value in Coventry best wishes to the hostess society. 1193 er. Most All Cara Available for industrial net kitchens, carpets, tile, paint,'' 48-45 ALLYN ST., HARTFORD SUMMIT BT.—100’ frontage. 150' Da Lax# Paekafa LM CALL US ANY TIME for your re­ NEW MODEL ^UNDRY upholstery. Fine workmanship for Free Parking cor. Allyn a deep. Four car garage on lot. just off the lake. Six rooms (three Mrs. Josephine Diminlco of Elea­ PaUents Today: 185 {^ 12 4.95 ALTERATIONS — Coats, suits, position. K.xcellent refer­ water heaters, pumps! wiring, fix­ bedroorqs), large living room with 1335 Ford Fairlene, radio, heater, frigeration needs. A. and W. Re- tures, hardware,. Call for particu­ little money. Budget, terms. Call Trumbull Now used as truck terminal. nor Duse Lodge, general chairman ADMITTED Y E S T E R D A Y: dresses, skirts, etc., also custom 7.3 Summit St. ‘ ences. For resume write after 5 ,M1. 9-7862. fieldatone fireplace, no basement, Mrs. Barbara Cox, l l Nye St.; Fordamatie. New Motor Guarantee frigeratinn Co,, 14.2 West Middle made drapes, lined or unllned. Box 30 24 Grove St., Roc k­ lars and tt'ii estimates. Mont­ Price reduced to homesite figure. of the committee, waa assiated by Ray Splelman Agency, Rockville. large corner lot. Value galore and Robert Curran, 76 Bigelow St.; No. Down Peynient, $2 weekly Tpke. All. 6-1237, MI. 9 0055, BU. Call MI. 9-36.73. WANTED Experienced restaurant ville. gomery Ward, 324 Main St. MI. FOUR BURNER gas range, in good Mrs. Emma P, Genovesi. "the pres­ Offcw Best Sef/tng RCA Victor H i-Fi, L r e 3-3136. 3-5161. SOFA AND chair. In good condi' TR. 6-1020. the price ia only $9,350. Generous Gary Parker, South, Coveatry; help. Full time for .7rd shift, part conditibn. MI. 3-4041, Inquire mortgages available. ent Venerable of the lodge. Mias BARLOW MOTORS COIJS MOTORS tton. Ml. 3-5846 after 3. Irma I. Desimone was toastmis- Mra. Alvina Schieldge, 135 Spruce MI. 9-0380, SAWS FILED and set. Power and time for Saturday and Sunday, 45 Benton St. Movknff-3-Trucking Apply In person st the Wljfwam South Road in Bolton—Just a tress at the banquet. Others on- St.; Mrs. Dorothy Meek, 73 Devon A* A- LM 1949 OIMi aad Rakiar Tchalhavsliy Piaaa Caaatrta No. 1 435 MAIN 8T. 4 MANCHE8TER hand mowcis sharpened. Air-cool Hounea For Sale 72 St.; Mrei,,^Joyce Hodge, 45 Haimlin Btorage 20 Lunch, 540 East .Middle Turnpike. Dojjs— Birds— Pels 41 Boats and .\ccessories 46 UNIVERSAL electric ranga, very short ride from Route 44A and the committee Included M|ss Clara engine repairs. General grinding. Quarryville church. New ranch St.; M rs.'Anna Felber, 268 Green IMS CHEVROLET, two^loor. Com­ Capitol Equipment Co., 33 Main reasonable. Phone MI. 3-5439. MANCJHES'TER and virinity—New Comollo, secretary; Mrs. Apgeline Auto DrlvUic School 7>A AUSTIN A. CHAMBERS CO. local SEVEN WEEK old thoroughbred ranches, capes and colcmials, from with many de luxe features. Oa­ M. ZanliuiRo, Mrs. Mary Aceto and Rd.: John Sherman', 89 Finley'St.; 1943 pletely rebuilt front end, other St, MI. 3-7953. £jlsUati_ Springer Spaniel, puppies. SEE THE NEW 19.56 Johnson Sea- A^ A* Marla Loan LM Tha Magic Maria and long diatanre moving, pack­ ‘ horsr— outboaTd" ' mototT"’ TTtrf e ANTIQUE FURNITURE, ailver, $13,400 up. h Bolton-^BaoUtifut six rage in basement, twtn-lavatorics; Mia* Eleanoi' F cllci. MIsa Marlon Jesseman. 9 Chestnut worfc, doean't'bum oil. Douglas. LARSON'S DRlViNQ School. ing, storage, (^ali MI. 3-5137. Hart­ Liver and white. A.K.C. regis­ PLUMED SEWERS St.; Carlos Guazzo, 115 Summer Motor, US Main. DOURS UPBNiCU. keys fitted, ' horsepower to 30 horsepower. glass, china, and used furniture room (leldaionc house, garoge. IH plaster, three bedrooms, storm "The society meets the third Mencheeter's only trained end ford CH. 1-1423. tered, Reasonable, PI. 2-6239 sfler windows and screens, AND, the St.; Holly Dowdlng, Ellington; copied, vacuum cleaners, irons, SECRETARIES I Now.on display. Sales, services Bought and sold. Furniture Repair acres land.Milce view. Full price Tuesday in each month at the "A # Harry lala Paata LM 1150 Oiitataadliig SBlxcHoas certified Uiitructor. For your aafS- 4 p.m. UNPLUGGED Service. Ml. 3-7443. house is all brick. This is the last Mrs. Alice Stapleton, Middletown; INI, INI, 1M3 DODOES. . Egtra ty We ere trained to teach proper­ gur.s, etc., repaired. Shears, nnd rentals. Capitol Equipment 314,990. East Hartford—7H room Italian American Club, 135 Eld- nice. Priced, to eell on eaei^t fi­ MANCHESTER* PacVigVl^^^^^ Co.. 38 Mam St. .MI. 3-7958. TOWN and CQUNTRT Cape. Two unfinished. 4 years old. home left in this beautiful section. Walter Smith, 95 Hamlin S t ; Mrk. ly. Ml. 1.6078. knives, mowers, etc., put into con- Light trucking and package deliv­ Orsy Research has two MANCHESTER Pet Center, 995 rldge St.. nance plan anywhere. Douglaa DRAl.XAGE CO. MONTGOMERY WARD 10.2 cU. Already qualified for OI. ..Sale Open daily for your inspection. Ethel Zwlck, 437 Center S t; Ralph dUlOB for coming needs. BraUh- ery. Refrigerators, washers and excellent positions avail- .Mam St Ml 9-4273 Open -Monday. / 5n 9-4143 *■ ft. refrigerator with full width Motora, 333 ?laln. waits. 82 Pearl street. price 312.900. Call The Ellsworth Sensibly priced at $17,500. FHA Kurtz, 347 Keeney St.; Mrz. Doris MANCHESTER Driving Academy, stove moving epecialty Folding able for qualified secre­ Tuesday. Wednesday, Saturday freezer. Excellent condition. MI. Mencheeter's moat reeommendad. Mitten- Agency, Realtors. MX. mortgage avajlable. - Morano, East Hartford. INS CHBVROUBT two dfoor. 1331 chairs for rent. Ml, 6-0782, taries. 9 a.m. lo 6 p.m., Thursday and 3-4627. Results guaranteed. Standard or ANTIQUES Refintahed. Repairing Friday 9 a.m. lo 9 p.ni Baby Read Herald Advs. 3-6930, or Mrs. Meyer, MI. 3-5524. ADMITTED TODAY: -Karen Chevrolet sedan. Fully equipped, automatic. Mr. MIrlette your per­ done on any furniture. Tienoan, Our newly organized pui - parakee4s canaries, mongrel pup­ Lee Crane, .Coventry. brand new Urea. Douglaa Motora, 186 South Main St. Phone AH. MANCHES'rro - (Tustom built . T. ,T. CROCKETT Court Cases BIRTHS Y E S T B R b A Y : A sonal instructor. Dial PI. 2-7243 I’ainting—PaperinK 21 chasing department needs pies, hamsters. S and H stamps WIHTE GAS and oil combination "The Bolton Realtor" 333 Alain. any time. S-A64I. Cape Cod 21 x 13 living rqom with daughter to Mr. and Mrs. Raymond a reliable girl who enjoys with every purchase. range in A-l condition. MI. 9-9745. fireplace, dining rdom or bed­ Office—MI, 3-5416 or PAINTING—Exterior and Interior, Interesting work. Hayles, East Hartford; a daugh­ The RECORD SHOP BBFORB TOD BUT n used car DRAFTSMEN Residence MI. 6-7751 MORTLOOfS Driving School. Loat HILLS' TELEVISION Service. paperhanging, celllnga refinished. AKC RFIGISTERED Doberman Wanted room, and kitchen on first floor. Rene R. Cote. 28. o f East Hart­ ter to Mr. and Mrs. Douglaa Shep­ 8ao Oorman Motor Salea. Butek confidance quickly raatored py Available at all times. Philro fac­ Two bedroomi on second. Curtis ford, was sentenced to 120 days Balaa and Bervlcej^ 185 Main Wallpaper books on request Eetl- The- sales defiarlnienl of- Pincer, male, verv gentle. Won­ Machinery and Tools 52 ANDOVER — New three bedroom pard, Storrs. Bkilled, courteous Instructors. tory aupervlaed service. Tel. MI. matra given. Fully Insured. Ed­ fers s chslirnging and a derful with children. Call MI. WANTED combination storm windows, in jail in Town Court today and street MI. 1-^71. Open aventnge. 3-9693. ranch with acre and brook, fined 3200 on three motor vehicle BIRTHS TODAY: A son to Mr. 1013 MAIN ST. Ml 9-2034 License included. Dual conlrolled, ward R. Price. MI 9.1003, dlyersKled position (oi sn 3-.5300. . POWER MOWERS, garden traC- large rear screened porch over­ and Mrs. Norman Frappler, Coven- looking nicely landscaped yard. 312,800. F.H.A. approved. Well charges stemming from his arrest IM l—K8 International 2-ton, 14’ standard, automatic cara, MI. ambitious girl. CLERK- • DET.ML tora, rotary tillers. Salea, servicea worth investigating. Roscoe Tal­ try;'a son to Mr. and Mrs. Edward 9-73BR. SEPTIC TANKS cleaned. Reason- INTERIOR i^INTING and villi' Attached garage. Asking 314,900. Jan. 27. The fines were remitted. platform. Good mechanical condi­ able ratee. Andover Septic Tank e DESIGN and rentals. Capitol Equipment bot. Broker. Phone PI. 2-6600. (Tuater, 92 Talcott Ave., Rockville. 'HOMI OP THI RiCORD CLUI" paper hanging. Free eatiiuates Ideal working conditions Livestock—Vehicles 42 Co., 38 Main St. MI. 8-7953. Eastwood Real Estate Agency. Cote was fined $100 each on tion. Ideal for hay or farm. Call Co. PI. 2-6472. MI. 9-5474, or Coventry PI, 2-7556. charges of operating a motor ve­ DISCHARGED YESTERDAY. MI. 3-M;W. ______cheerfully given. Superior Paint­ and a convenient spot (or TYPIST a L A 4 0 1 T VERNON—Six room' Cape. Fire- locsl residences. Interviews WE BUY COWS, calves "and beef hicle while under the influence of Mra. Mary CThapman, Ellington; Motoreycl6M—BieyciM 11 ing and Wallpaper Hanging CV. a e l e c t r i c a l place, l',4 baths, hoi water heat, Stephen Savage, 18 Weaver Rd.; Ml. 9-7517. daily from 3 am , to 4:30 cattle Also horses. Plela Bros. MANCHESTER-Large four bed­ intoxicating liquor or drugs and 1353 CAt)lLLAC Coupe. Lustrma For Gcnarol Office e 5fECHANICAL Musical Instrumenta 51 room colonial, attached garage, fully plastered. Bus. 313.500. Carl- two tone grey finiah, white w all; BICYCLE REPAIRING, all types. Rouarliold Berviem p. m., Monday through Fri­ Tel. Ml 3-7403. ton W, Hutchins. Ml. 9-5182, Ml. operating while his license to English a specialty. Now open 3 PAINTING AND paperhanging. day, -Z- >WoHc. Apply ^m in gs ameaite drive, cabinet kitchen, 1*> drive was under suspension. The .liras. Full Cadillac equipment in- J O fferetl 1.1-A MUSIC Inatrurocntal, rental. Com­ 9-4694. a.m. to 3 p.m. Manchester Repair or new work. First class QUALIFIED MEN will plete line olf instruments. Rental baths, two (ireplacea, lone ii) jail term waa Imposed on a eluding power steering, power i basemChtl, .333.100. Warren E. brakes end tinted glaaf. A really | Cycle Shop, 166 West Middle Turn­ work at reasonable rates. Ray­ .Articles FhjfiSale 45 work for outstanding re- applied to purchase price. Rebre- charge of being a second offender pike. MI. 9-209R. FURNITURE repairing'and refln- mond Flake. MI. 9-9237. Colonial B^rd Co. Howland, Realtor. MI. 3-1108. MI. Wanted Real JE^tate 77 on the charge of operating while beautiful car surpassed only by a ' lahing: antiques restored. Furni­ GRAY RESEARf'lI WILD BIRD seetl. feeders, and '.search an'd development or­ senung Olds. Saimer. Fed- 9-6003. „ new Cadillac. For the very beat In ^^JSj^Parke^SL^Iancheatei^^ ganization on long range ler and Bundy. Metter'a Music under the influence of liquor. ture Repair Service, Talcotlvllle, PAINTING, paperlianging. floor & DEVELOP.MENT CO. ^equipment. Little * McKinney, 15 BU'YERS WAITING Z lf you are used car values aee Bob Oliver a t ' Ml. 3-7449. program. Studio, 177 McKee. VO. 8-7500. MANCHESTER GREEN — Three Atty. John J. O'Connor, defend-,, GIRL’S 26" bicycle, like new, rea­ sanding and finishing. Olcl floors Hilliard Si , .Man. hesler Woodbridge St, MI, 3:8020. ready to sell y«ur property and ing Cote, said the whole burden Center Motor Salea, 461 Main sonable. Call MI. 6-4132. refinished. Veinon Hutchins. MI. bedroom ranch, tile bath, fire­ TRY US FOR: Reiiphnlslering. slip ” A GOOD ri.AUK TO WORK ' 55 GALLON Ink arums (or sale. fiOOD s a l a r y — stimu­ want quick, reliable service, then of a fine against his client would 9-2937. > place full cellar. Many extras. call The Real Estate CentW, Real­ 1953 FORD four door sedan. Radio, rovers dreperlea, rug cleaning. $2.50 each. Inquire Herald. Office, T " ' lating a.ssoclations — pleas­ Wearing Apparel— Furs 57 MI. 3-4822. fall on Cote's family, which In­ heater, defros/ers, algnala. white Free delivery aervicr. All work 13 Bissell St. ant working conditions — tors? 65 East Center St. Ml., 8-5151 cludes three small children. Wel­ Rusinfss Servlcn Offered 18 any Ume. Urea, Suburbanites. Two guaranteed! .Smith'a Upholatei'V Courses and Clas.srs , 27 excellent opportunities. CORAL NET over satin evening OVERSIZE Cape Ck>d, 33' thing fare authorities in East Hartford tana black and ivory, alx cylinder. OOMPLE1V REPAIRS by Stuart Shop. 243 N. Main St. Ml. 9-4863. n f e d x ^ gown, size 16. Worn once, 315, room, fireplace, three huge bed­ would have to help the family In PERMANCY . SECI;r 1TY, Insur­ WANTED—Five or six room house ■/ A re'ai economy car. Private aale. R. Wolcott on wringer and auto­ Evenings MI. 3-7267, RADlO-KI.EtTRONl'cS -Television was 335. MI. 3-5356. rooms, garage, one acre, subur­ the event of financial hardship. Price 6663. MI. 9 1406. ance company In Hartford has Appl;ii\At under 315,900, also (our rooms, Atty. O'Connor said. matic washing mechlnsa. electric ie.rviring, "Learn by Doing" at i ban. As little as 31,000 down. Carl­ 310.000 . 313,500. Have several / rengca, vacuum cleaners, motors, l''f)RMICA cminlera, ceramic wall available pertnanent positions for Young man, high school PERSON.XEL OFFICE ton W. Hutchins. MI. 9-5132. 9-4694. In view of these facts, judge ^ 1646 DODQE' tWo-door, radio and "t'oimecticiit''s Oldest Electronics- SEPTIC TANKS Wanted—To Buy 58 clients with auDktantial cash. Carl­ small , appliances, welding, 174 and flotir tile. Let 'iia modernize School.” .Spring lei m starting i coding figuring and filing clerks. gradMro, who has finish- Monday thru Friday .Toha D. LaBelle remitted the heater, complete new' motor over­ Also elerk-typial, edipheine opera­ AND ton W. Hutchins. Ml, 9-5133, fines Mam Street. Ml. 3-6678. your bathroom and kitchen Foi; March 12, 19.56. Enroll now for S A.M. to 5 P.M. TWO THREE bedroom ' ranch 6-4694. haul. excellent tires." Completely free eatimatea call Ml. 9-2655, Tlje tor. keypunch operator, slcnog- ^ Ms military sorvict, WANTED—Used cement mixer, A 30-rtay suspended jail sen­ practical .lay or evening class. ! anv size. Call after 3 p.m. MI. homes on Gardner St. Now open aarvieed and ready for many more ALL TYPES OF electrical wiring, Xlle Shop, Biirkland. - I'apher and|^ typist. Exi'plleht PLUGGED SEWERS Saturday 8 A M. to 12 Noon for your inspection. Other ranch tence was imposed in the case of good miles. See Bob Oliver. Cen­ For free descriptive clrculsr. to yrork in odvt. doport- » - 3 2 3 7 .______inatallationa and.repairing done. phone JA, 5-3406, or write New I •hours, pay and benefits for ,se- homes 312,900 and up. Manchester Joseph Lal'orge, 4.5. of 29 Gard­ ter Motor Salea, 461 Main St. Call J. A A. Electric. Ml. 6 9676. FLAT FINISH Holland tfflndownj^av rurlty. Write (or interview to mtmt. ADVANC3:b ner St., arrested last night and England Tei''hniciil Institute of MACHINE CLEANED / . J WILL PAY up to 325 for used wash­ Associates. Realtors, Phil Hsllin. shades, made to measure All Permancy, Box S, Manrhrster DEVELOP5IENT ing machines. Call Rockville TR.. Call any time, Ml. 3-9321. Ml. charged with a breach of the metal Venetian blinds at a new Conii . Inc , |93 jTiiimbiill St., | HnrlfOrd^-C'uiiii6fc-." Herald, - .Septic Tantis, Dry Wells, Setver j Apply in porsdn . DIVISION 5-4874 any time. 9-0334, Ml. 3-7433, Ml. 9-3434. Local Stocks peace. low price Keys made whlla you l.lnes Installed The defendant was brought In watt. Marlow's. AVCO Manufacturing Corp. MANCHESTER rr- Numerous list­ as the result of a domc.sllc dis­ Cellar Waterproofing Done - ' Private Instructions 28 Rooms Without 6pard M ings including 14 new ranch tfuuta.Ilone Furniehed By turbance, at his home, police said. |'‘JBhic« 1667 [By Reid WEAVING of bui-na. niofh holes ^ iHaurlicBtar 155 Sniffen's Lana } homes, three bedroom colonial, (Cor. S. Main) IJoburn t 5flddlebrook, Inc. Ally. Herman Yules made a It's Been . Of Coiirae" and,, torn clothipg. hosiery runs, McKin n ey BROS. . PLEASANT, furnished room, nearx (our bedroom colonial, neat S 'j 'ORINC IN English needed? South end of Plant - 1 p.m: prices statement to the court as a frfend AyCTlON handbags repaired, ilipp'er re­ I'ou'ie (ailing or need InsIrilc- „ SEWERAGE DISPOSAL CO. ■bath, for one or two gentlemen/ room ranch that will G.I., and of the family. By, Order of the Conn. Bank and Trtnil Co., ronaervalor placement. u(hbrelias repaired; lEuniimi ^ rrali Stratford, Connecticut many ‘more. "niTrty year mort­ Bank Stocka V mil MI, 3-4240 now... ISO-IS'I Pearl St.. Tel. 511 3-5308 54 High St. Bid Aiked LaKorge asked for aimic disposi­ Wn* HousthoM Furnishings From Horn* of men's ihirt collars reversed and gages on all. T. J. OocKett, Real­ tion which would allow him an op­ raplaced, Marlow s J-lttle Mend 'cONVEiiSE PLiBASANT twin, bedroom nexj to ■ tor. MI. 3-54U, Ml. 9-775K , Firit National Bank Miss Josophino Ceray in SouHi Covontry, Conn. Ing Shop. Bonds— Stocki— J3, bath. One or ,'two gentlemen. of Manchester .... 29 34 portunity to demonstrate hUs •> Breakfast If desired. After 5:30, GARRISON Zionist rbvefsized). Hartford National willingness to reform and .ludge MortffaKes .11 LaBelle dc.cided on the suspended MI. 9-3801. ; Four years old. 33 Scarborough Bank and Trust Co. .11 1.1 Sole at LEGION HALL IRONING DbNE at home. Ml. Rd,, (excellent condition, oil hot Conn. Bank and sentence. ‘‘ 2ND m o r t g a g e inonrv at loweat Henry Millard. Fort Fairfield. MANCHtlSTEIl, COXV. 3-0511. payments: $22.25 (or each 31.000. MINTING AND HEATED ROOM with kitchen j water heat, fireplace. Convenient I Tniai Co...... 15 13 On Leonard SI., off Main St., Oppoalle Stale Arniorv privileges. Two rooms If needed, i to school, new shopping center Manchester Trust . . 65 ' — Maine, forfeited a $.50 bond on a Connecllciii Mortgage Exchange, charge of failure, to obtain PCr 27 Lewis St., Hartford CH. 6-8897.. PAPER HANGING 19, Hannaway 8i. Apply New 8>’s- ,nd ■new high school. Very desir- Fire Insurance Corapanlre...... Sot., Feb. 11,1956 at 10 A. M. Building—-Contract inc 14 tem Laundry, Harrison St. Tel. ,i,le location. Call now, A. R. Aetna Fire ...... 6 9 'j 72>4 plates while driving a truck TELEPHONE MI. 9-775S(' Wilkie and Co. MI. 9-4S69. Hartford IFre ....'^ ..l.^ e 164 through, Connec ticut. He waa ar­ INSPECTIOX AI-T3;R 9 A.M. OX .SAL3; D.AY O.XI.Y Business Opportunities 12 National F ire ...... 93 103 rested 'Jan. 31 by State Police on GENERAL CARPENTRY ZAUera^ _____ I Ml 9-3266 NICE ROOM next to bath with con­ MANCHESTER-Hawthorne St, — Rt. 15. t w o b a y Flsso Service Center' WOMEN Phoenix ...... 85 90 tiont, additions and new construc­ I Sfoinwoy. Ii Sops, Boby 'Grand Picfiio, MohogtHiy tinuous hot water and shower. MI. Brand new three bedroom ranch, Life and Indemnity Ins. Cos. Those charged with speeding tion. Dormers, porches, garages' (or lease. Gixid location on main 3-5423 after 5. full oellar, tile bath, hot water INo. 2749M Ftimituro, Fow Anfiquos, Hno Chino, artery with neighborhoo.! bual-1 Aetna U fe ...... 196 206 were Richard Johnston, 25, of JlFD and rooms (mlslied at reason^le -FROCESSIN^ AND WRAPPING NUREERY PLANTS heat, all utilities. Reasonably I. Bolton: and Harold Fitzgerald. .Oriontol Rugs — Silvor — -Oil Poinfings. prices. Workmanship guaranteed. ness. Tel. Hartford JA. 7-4133, Ml*. I FURNISHED ROOM for rent near Aetna Casualty ...... 119 120 Lltiqilist. . priced for a new home. 313.500. Conn. General ,...,.470 500 22. of Talcottville, each fined $3.5: Free estimates. Robert M. Alex­ DAY RATE PLUS lONUS — 47-HOUR WEEK Main St. Call MI. 9-2170. 9 Hazel (Thsries Ponticellt, MI. 3-9644. Ijjarttal Ukt— 3 Vic. 'AriiichalrH, KnipIrF 4'ard Table anil Rocket, ander. MI. 9-7716. St. ftartford Steam Boil. . 89 94 I John. Skondier. 30, of Lawrence,, Travelers ...... 7 8 ', 83 <4 ' Mass., and Fiank P. Ijindrey, 21. I Emplm Cheat, WInilaur Rucker, .3{larqiiefrr I'arlor Set (Table 2 Hi-lp IVanfed—Female 15 ! TIME AND ONE-HALF FOR HOURS OVER 40 M-r I t e a s t c e n t e r s t .—suitable for I Armchairs. 2 Side. Chairs), 2 Repro. .Mahu'g, Blm-k Front Chests, iPALMBR AND CARNEY, mason AUCTION Pl^ASANT I office and home. Ten rooms, Public UtUillea I of Old Westbury, N. Y.. who , for­ ■ Mahogany Sheraton .style Dining i(m>m Set (9 pc.). Inlaid Ma- conlractora -'^Free estimates. No STENOGRAPHER.’fypIsl. ^lieial ed room (or gentleman. (_ateaih heat, oil, fireplace, two I Conn. Ljght Power ,1 8 20 feited 33.5 bonds. Job too big or loo Small. Ml. .Gigantic Invrnlor.v I'lrnram-e STEADY WORK FROM NOW TILL MAY 1. Conn. Power ...... 431, 4 5 ', Peter Kozlowskl. 88 West St . Ihasany S pc. BedriMun Set. CIriassiHn Ualnill Redroimi Sel, Ma- office work For interview call of locatmn. Private entrance. Pf*^**'. .bathrooms two-egr garage, large ■ h e g ^ - Secretary, What-not Slaml. 2 .tiiisic Cabinets. Fireplace 3-4 ^ or Rockville TR, 5^4744. Rockville TIV 5-2527. ing. Ml. 3 - 5 9 1 4 . ______: jQj ^jbpie parking. Mortgages sr- Hartford Elec. Lt. . . . .5 7 5 9 ', ' RockVille. was finecj 327 for speed­ Braml-Ni-tv .Mercliundiso Hartford Gas Co. .... ,37 40 ing. He was arrested Jan. 26 by l^ u ip m en l. Tile Top Stand, etc. Oriental Rugs— tkeautiriil FURNISHED ROOM (or rent. Hot ra^ed. A real bargain. For sp- At Auction! > TWENTY TO THIRTY WOMEN So. New England , State Police on Rt. 15. l*4kban 7-10 x 10-4. Tabriz 7-6 x 10-0, .Mahal 9-2 x 12-1, 42 Tabriz water and shower. Private en-1 call G eo^e L. Grails- RVEKY TIlI RSDAV. FItID.AY Tel...... 3 9 ', ^1*1 : Drivers c h a fe d with vfiolations I t j . * . . * ’ Rug 4-2 X 6-3, KIrman 2-6 x 8-7. Oil tranc^ Parking space. .101 Chest-; dio, Realtor. Ml. 9-5676, , - ■ of the rules ojrthe road were Fred still l.lfc, I-andscapes. Portraits; One and SATt RDAY M TES W ILL BE h ir e d ; Manufacturing Coimpanlea nut. MANCHESTER. Gardner St.-New Am. Hardware ...... 18 20 i J. Hutt, 2 9 / of . 123 Vernon St., I ” *"■’ aigned ‘‘Shegogue IR66," (Died at War- Now you can «uvc own more IrMxIUe, Conn.. 1872, .Member of X.A.r. (1ilna— Dresden; Flg- PAID HOLIDAYS A n E WORKING CONDITIONS . BRIGHT, NEWLY decorated room. ■lx room roqch houac. Three bed­ Arrow. Hart, Heg. .. . 4 7 ', 5 0 ', giv.en a suspended judgment, de­ on Lamps. Electrical Appli­ rooms, basement garage, targe Aaso. Spring . 33 fended by Atty. Philip Bayer; and Inriae. l ^ y Bell, Pr. Candlesticks (14 in,), Hne ^ u slc Room ances, 'tVnIches, .Irtvelry, .Alu­ Liuly preferred. Wm. Rubinow, luroap (unmarked). Canton— Rose Medallion Plates, Cups and TAKE HOME PAY GOOD ~ EVEN WITHOUT lONUS 843 Main St. "lot, now open for Inapectlon. Call Bristol B ra s s...... 1 9 ', 2 1 ', David H Fay. .54. of 122 E, Main SALESMAN minum-Ware, Rugs, Spiirlliig Gilbert Fickett. Ml. 8-6983. Collins ...... 110 120 St.. Rockville, jriven a , nolle on IBaucers, etc. Very Fine Doiillun Tea .Set, Tbe

i- I___ % ' WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 8,1958 Bloodmobile Visits ^outh Methodist Church Tomorrow^ 1:45-6:30p.m . PAQI TWENTY-FOUt ^n^ning l$(raU> Aimge Dally Net i*reai Run "Africa Today,”- a meeting to Mr. and Mrs. J. F. Barstpw, 490 Tha subject for the Bible study aeph WalletL National Security be held by the Service Bureau Main St., ars attsndlng Uia Erin- period at tha Buckingham Oonjpe- Legion Auxiliaiy chairman, to the National Security Far tke Werii EMod The Weather A b o u t T ow n for Women's Organlsatiigis, 958 rude dealer ealei meeUng at the gstlonsl Church tomorrow at ':30 meeting and dinner'at the Hotel Fob. 4. 19M Forooaat of V. S. Weather Bveou Main St. Hartford, on Feb. 15, Statler Hotel, Boston, today. They p.'m., will be "The C h r i s t i a n Plans Spring Sate Bond, Feb. 20. Til* Wooian’i Mittlonary 8o> from 3 to 4:30 p.m., will feature are also attending the Boston Boat Church According to P4ul.” Choir Mrs. Wilber Little, Americaniem CLEARANCE 11,895’ OrcaoioMl llghy rola eudlng to- ctaty of Emanuel L utheran a talk by Dr. Gwendolen Carter, Show. This la Bsrstow's 23rd year practice la scheduled for A t the meeting of . the American chairmaii, who will be in charge professor of government at Smith selling Evinrude dutboardi. Legion Auxiliary Monday evening of tha program following the meet­ OF - Moaibar at tba Audit iianrlfpfitpr lEupitttm UpraUi alghtrLow 80-85. aoudy, mild Fri­ Caturch wlU meet Friday at 7:30 pjB. In the chapel. Paator C. Hen­ College and an expert'on the cur­ Shirley Harrington, president, In .the Legion Home. Mfs. Ruth ing of the unit, Monday, Feb. 20, Bureau of CIreuUUaa day. High near 4#. ry Anderson will give an Informa­ rent aituation in the Union of The Green Thumb group of the and Eklwmrd Lehan, vice president Hickox, Mrs. David Thomas and announced that the High School M a n c h e U s r - ^ A City, of Village Ch a r m tive talk on the Church Uturgy South Africa and other parts of YWCA regrets any Inconvenience of the First National Buk, are Mrs. FrancU Dwyer were appoint­ Round Table Singerp will sing a Refreshments will be served by a the continent, where she has re­ caused by the cancellation of its in New York today attending a ed members of the nominating' number of patriotic aongs; also WINTER HATS hoateaa committee headed by Mrs cently traveled and studied. The meeUng Monday evening et the conference on New England bankr bommittee. Donations were voted that Miss Emily Smith of Troop 1, Vfliues to 84.98 , VOL. LXXV, NO. 110 (TWENTY PAGES) MANCHESTER, CONN., THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 9, 1956 (CDuoiflad Aiveettohif oa Faga IB) Charles VonBorchera. meeting la free and open to the Community Y because of the In­ Ing St the Chase National’ Bank. td ,the Polio and Boy Scout fund Girl Scouts, will tell of the biennial PRICE FIVE CENTS public. clement weather, and hopes' It wll^ drives. trips to Europe by local Girl Scot^ George W. Pfannebecker, 115 be more favorable for the n ex t Mrs. Hssel T. BJorkman, nurse Mrs. Charlea H. Romaiiowaki, and leaders, which help to ipread NOW 50c - $1 and $2 Olcott D r, has been sworn Into the There are still a few openings meeting Monday, March 5. at tha Bowers School, le attending 143 Walker St., invited the mem- friendship and good will among the California Rocked peoples In various countries they U.8. Army Engineers Corps. In the for contestants in the Red Men's the workshop for school nursea, a bera to attend a carij| p arty a t her Miiliiwry Dept.—Second Fkmr Research Department of United Social Club dart tournament ached- Mr. and Mrs. Walter TImmina aeries of 15 Wednesday afternoon home Tuesday, Feb. '21, at 8 p,m., riiit. A brief buaineas meeting at By Severe 'Quakes Aircraft Corp. In East Hartford uled to start Feb. 17. a spokesman Jr. and family have moved from meetings, at Hillyer College. and to notify her a day or two'Hn 8 p.m. will precede this program. Pallotti Claims He Quit and a Polytechnic Institute of for the organising committee said 127 Cooper Hill St. to Inelr, re­ advance if they are able to do so. Legionnaires of Dilworth-Corhell- Brooklyn, N, Y., graduate of the today. Members are urged to sign cently purchased home at i}> Bret- Offiers of Manchester Emblem The date of the spring rummage Qiiey Post. 102, have been In­ E l Centro, COllf., Feb. 9 (Xh— oiaas of IMS, he will assume active-, up soon, however, to avoid being ton Rd. Club, No. 251. will hold a meeting sale hai been changed td Thurs­ vited, also unit members in Rock­ A powerful earthquake centered Soviet left out of the contest. tomorrow at 8 p.m. at the home of day, March IS, at the Legion ville, East Hartford, and Glaston­ south of tha border in Mexico Balloons duty in 1957. He Is taking his-mas­ Rome. bury. Mrs. Henri PessinI will serve mJWIIAUeoiu. rocked aouthern California aa A son wis born at the Hart­ Mrs. Paul Gagne. Box Mt. Rd., ter's degree in aeronautical engi­ far north aa Loa Angeles'today, neering under United Aircraft DAV. No. 17, Auxiliary present­ ford Hospital on Feb. 5 to Mr. and Vernon. President Mrs. Joan Gates It wee voted to send Mrs. Ever­ as chairman of the hoatess com­ MANCNItmi COHM* Unaware of His Rights Mrs. John Talley, 34 Cornell St. urges all officers to attend. ett Mosely, president, and Mrs. Jo- mittee. causing widespresd but minor Corp auspices. ed an American flag yesterday af­ dsm age Iti two counties. ternoon to Brownie Troop No. paratus which dld\fl^ M ancHMTBt Cohn- paper at 4:45 p.m. ture commute was reported today lik a ihAeorologtca) dita blit Was ’ CORNER OF MAIN AND OAK STREETS Pallotti said that ,waa aome to fXvor over-riding President ElV for aerisi reconnaissance, . three houra after he' wrote hia sehhdwe'Hs protest, and restoring He declorad the balloons con> reaignatlon, and more thaaan hour Former Pi-esident Truman pursed hia lips at he pinned the Dia- rigid farm price aupporta. But stltute.d a menace to air navlgaUon. after he handed it to Motor Ve- tinguiahed Service Medal with .fdur Oak'Leaf clustera on GeMeral no decisions were announced after and ground Inhabitonta and added: hlclea Commiaaioner John J. Ty­ M acA rthur a t W ake Island bn Oct. 14, 1950. Trum an flred Mac- a forenoon session. "All ouch, attempt by American nan. Arthur early in 1951, The former chief executive wrote MacAr­ One Senator, who would not military organa ore an attempt to The legaj opinion by Bracken thur was flred for "insubordination.'' The general charged Tru­ permit use of his /name, said the conduct a policy of ‘to the brink of was handed newsmen by Ribicoff man with distortion of truth. group had voted 9-6 In favor of war’. which hot been condemned supporting quality milling wheat by peoples.’’ We’re all for Cupid . . . and Cupid is all for u»! New No-iron Nylon Cin- around 2:10 p.m. Pallotti'a resig­ OWerttaf nation was not announced until at 90 per cent of parity but had Tha Sovi^ preas chief was re­ derellas with that spun-out- not completed action on the omni- ferring td a statement attributed We’ve got the Valentine Gifts that will put his around 4:30 p.m. biia soil bank bill. of-sunbeams look! Buoyed ‘I Know I’m Innocent' to U.8. Secretary of State DuUes in arrows right on the target of every heart at with pretty petticoats . . . "I’ni really ,upset over this O ld F euds D on’t D ie; IJn e Up 8-7 Saturday a Life magoslne article, which he aims. . framed with party lace . . . w'hole buaiiiM.'’ Pallotti said to­ Last Saturday, the committee nychev briefly reviewed Soviet day, "because I know I am inno­ lined up 8-7 for aimtiar' supports protests but did not menUon the soft-sashed with velvet. cent." on cotton,' corn, rice and peanuts fact that the United Stotea handed Garden Girl: new oversize but that was called a tentative its answer to the Soviet's latest W'ant to gel “Yet" for an In what amounted to a flring, They Go On and On decision with a final vole set for protest yesterday. petal collar on printed ny­ Pallotti turned hia reaignatlon In today. answer? Msk her (or himt at the request of T)'nan. (The United StoteSi responding lon. Chairman Ellender (D-La) to the Soviet protest, yesterday or­ to he your yaleniine with Pallotti wa.a, accused of rein­ acknowledged that votes had been stating the drivera licenae of a Washington, Feb. 9 (Xh—What. MacArthur's version ia that he dered a holt to the launching of a gift chosen here. taken on the controveraial price U.8. weather ballons from West Garden Girl man arrested three times, but con­ was the reason behind former was flred in a "savage and brutal'’ support Issue but he told report­ victed once, on drunken driving President Truman's spectacular j manner right after he demanded Germany and Turkey. Balloons New Brilliance in Se practical and yet to pretty ers as the committee recessed for there will be grounded pending a . . . our beoutiiully detailed charger. Pallotti turned back the firing of Gen. Douglas MacArthur | prosecution of a spy ring which, lunch that decisions Avoiild not be in 19517 he said, was getting top secret study of whether they have been iletpert in a charming Victorian license to Dominick Vaaaallo, 41. announced until l|ter "probablj- flying over Russia. boueuet print. "Toilored’ ay of Newington. Truman says it was "open defi-1 military plana sent from the after four o’clock." GIFT Bnce”‘iby MacArthur that Truman : Korean Command, (Before taking this action, the AMERITEX* Cottons Koti" with ihort tleavai, hanky Pallotti contended he did noth­ One committeeman said tha U .. S. Ckivemment promised in a pocket. . . collor piped to match ing wrong. tnainlalna threatened to bring on And the general aaya the, real group had'agreed to delay an­ Trustworthy, Loyal, Hejpfu I, Friendly conciliatory note to keep the bal­ TrouMri aro\ "I did what any other human an atomic World War HI. story began dbming to light only nouncements until after the major D \In /ne of the features of Boy Scout Week, four Monehoater youths were awarded high Scouting loons from flying ovkr Sovtot tor* comlortobly cut with eloitic \ VALENTINE MacArthur calls it "vengaful re-: gfter British Foreign Office offi- eommodity markets had chwed for ritory. It also offetod to tell tbs bock waittbond. (ContiBaed ea Page Nineteen) prisal" because the general sought | ciala Guy Burgess and Donald Mac- the day. honors last night. Alan Weiss, William Minnick, and Richard Yiilea were awarded Eagle Scout pliu, 9 and Uawrence Harmon, far right, was presented with on Explorer Silver Award. Story on Page 3. Russtans about the boUooa pro­ to unmaak a spy ring stealing this ; disappeared behind th« Iron Any committee decision ia sub­ gram's safety features. In addi­ Reee, Sluo at Aguo Prlal eit coiuitry's top aecret^^mllitary plans. ■ .curtain. ject to review and poiilble reverr (Hetaid Photo). WhHt in tlie t >2 !• 40. tion, the note nought to onllst So- MisrArthur in Blistering Retort "These men with access to secret sal la te r by. the Senate. trlet cooperation, asking the Rus­ JEWELRY Granite State And so the continuing Truman- flies were imdoubtedly links in the Without asyiM that the com­ sians to return any scientific in­ S2.98 -'$3.98 MacArthur controversy, involving chain to ^ r eneipy In Korea mittee hAd reafluined its earlier struments the balloons, might have the whole range ' of Far East through Peiping by way of Mos­ position. Sen. Humphrey (D-MInn) yaiikee Atom ic Set parachuted to Soviet soil.) strategy, goes into a new round Nine\ Senators | Race Joined by cow,” MacArthur asserts. "I be­ told newsmen, the committee bill "These balloons were mode In with publication in Life Magazine lieve my demand that this situa­ would contain "some things that Large assortment of new- spring styles in pastel cob of a new inatallment of Truman's the United Statea," Ilyichev sold. ors. Also stone-set jewelry and sparkling rhinestone tion be exposed, coming after the the President and Secretary of "Look at them if you core to.” Slate for Adlai memoirs and a blistering 5,000- Alger Hiss and Hari-y D exter A griculture Benson .won’t like." Reponed AEC Contract pins, earrings, necklaces and bracelets. word reply by the 5-atar general. Ry his side on the counter were White scandals, caused the deepest Labor Targets piecea of apparatus, including a Concord. N. H,, Feb. 9 iX>i A MacArthur says ^'ruman's ac­ resentment and that it probably (Contlnqed On Page Twelve) count of the dismiaaal is "a laby­ radio transmitter. politically powerful siate of Adlai was branded a political move to It appeared to Western observers rinth' of fancy and Action, distor­ embarr(ias the administration." By .NORMAN WALKER Wa.shington, Feb. 9 (ff»>— .another $500,000 on unsecured t o Stevenson sunportera signed up tion and misrepresentation.'' that a, full-scale show, complete 5 9 c $ '4 # 9 8 Miami Beach, Fla.. Feb. 9 (X5— The Atomic Energy Ckimmise bearing notes, with batteries of Soviet newsreel, today to battle Sen. Kefauver (D- White disclaiming any intention Leaders of llie Combined AFL-CIO / Says Truman: MacArthur was a to reflect on Truman’s loyalty, Toll Tops 200 try television and newspaper photogra­ Tenn) in the nation’s first presi- great soldier but he wouldn’t obey today were. reported to have Sion (AEC) tofiay agreed to ' MacArthur says: for ABC approval of a plan which phers, had been set up beforelumd VALENTINE dentisl primsr>’ of 1953. orders, he was willing to risk all- tagged nine members of th<- Sen­ n3gotiate a contract with the would make it'^l(glble for an es'ti- and that the Russtans were not go­ V 4^ Backers of the 1952 Democratic out war. and so: Just as President ‘.Astounding Epoch' As More G>ld ate for organized labor opposition Yankee Atomic Electric Co. mated $5 million dollars in federal % Ml "The obstinacy which dictated | ing to let this propaganda plum presidential candidate filed formal Lincoln flred Gen., George Mc­ in the fall elections. for financial assistance to­ assistance. The company's flrat slip through, their fingers. petitions placing a stream-lined 12- Clellan In Civil War days, "Mac­ the failure of President Truman to < The nine, all Hepubileans, were plan was turned down by the com- S' recognize the damage that could ward establishment of an NEW member slate of delegate candi­ Arthur left me no choice I could Grips Europe reported to lie Sena. Duff (Pa), , mission and a second, or modified, (CoBtiaued oa Pagi| Twelve) dates on New Hampshite'a March no longer tolerate hia insubordi­ C apeharl (Ind), Thyc i.Min'n), atomic power plant at Rowe, plan intended to meet AEC stand- 13 prim ary ballot. nation." (Continued on Page Ten) London. Feb. 9 (X*!—A bitter new Kuchel l(.'alif), Welker (Idaho), Mass. *1 arda was submitted. HOSIERY TTiey said in a joint statem ent Siberian cold wave swept over Eu­ Goldwater (Arlzi, Miilikin (I'olo), The commission notified Sen. approving Yankee’s prellml- SIMULATED "We intend t< work hard, to reach Kennedy (D-Mass) the commis-! "■ry financing proposal the AEC In new spriiiif .slmdc.s. rope today, raising the 10-day WUey (\Vis( and Butler (Md). out to every man and woman in weather death toll to mbre than AFL-CIO leaders participating slon had approved the principle of' *1*0^ exempted two of the apdn- Full fashioned and lio- this state who desires a capable 200. in winter meetings here also were the Yankee proposal and now "“ring companies - New Eiigland .scam .shcer.s. Also’now and brilliant leader the 1956 Icy east winds spread snow and reported to have decided to sup- WQuJd negotiate details. This may I *’°w er Co. and Conaectlcut U g h t Democratic candidate for Presi­ peril 6v»r Gi;eece and Turkey. port_Scn. .M0f.se (P -O rei. hut to take several months.______A Power Co. from provisions of from the AP Wires .stretch nylons. iLOWERS ' the Holding Company Act. dent." School Omits Italy ordered police and troops withhold any organized labor sup­ The company, ci eated by 12 New Thrir action assured an initial into a grim flght to save scores of port in the prospective .Senate race New England- PoWer will England utility companiei. pro- acquire $150,000 worth of the ini­ teat of strength between Kefauver, snowbound riliagea. in Olrioi b’etween Gov. Frank poaea to build n $33,400,000 plant TRIO KILLED IN SHOOTtNO trying to repeat his 19.52 New Central Sweden reported its tial stock . Issue and Connecticut . St. Louis, Feb, 9 liD—Three with 134,000 ‘kUdwatt.4 capacity. Light $75,000, or niqre than 10 per In wide assortmeiit of style.s. Violets, rose.s', daisies, Hampsnire primary victory, and lowest temperature of the 20fh (Continued on Page Ten) The power wouliTbe distributed to members of one family, inolud- garaen bouquet, etc. , Steven.son, who haa rejected the Century - 33 below at FgJun. the participating dompanlea. cent ei>gh of the stock issues, 'nils iag a policeman, were slain and n Tennesseean's challenge for a would have sijbjected them to two were wounded doday In a / S ^ Stockholm's St. Stephen’s Church Win* .SRC Racking showdown fight In the preference gave sanctuary to 160 homeless. holding company regulations; The.y HhooUng at the home of a re­ poll phase of thl.v state's two­ , Britain and France, only just Yankee already haa approval of pleaded for exemption on the tired police sergeant. - PoUca 5 9 c and $ 1 * 0 0 pronged primary...... B.v LEONARD ZEIDENBERt; 5 thawed out from last •> week's the Seciirltiea and Exchange Com- ground the acquisitions would be report^ Henry U. Sleckhnua, ^ In one phaae of the New Hamp­ News Tidbits mjaaion (SEC) for preliminary sn< insignificant part of their total 7 l-year-old retired detectlva (Second of Thrw Articles) freeze-up, braced for new intense ■ V shire primary, the voters select the When educators aren’t wor-'however, studied the method in cold. • flnandng up to due mlll)on dollars. operations. sergeant of the St. Louis police, candidate him.self. lit the other, Culled from Al’ Wireg On Nov, 25 the SEC sanctioned the Other , sponsoring utilities in­ flred at four members of the ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ •A ...... rying about all the new clas.s- 7*" ’Turkey Count* 12 Dear) H«r« art oxetic, gdidknr veiled prihh in wide 41/42". they choose delegstes, either Turkey counted 12 dead in the issuance of $.500,000 of capital clude Hartford Electric Light Co., family and then seriously "Sari" type border effects and 36" allover prints with SHEER NO SEAMS . . I...... $ 1.00 Pr. pledged or favorable to afidi—rooms and teachers this COUn- .Despite their enthusia.sm. the.v worst____ blizzards' since 1943.-Army- alack to: the. sponsoring jitilltiea woujsM himself In an appor-^ date. tr.v needs, they keep in' shape felt their way along carefully, dls- I trucks battled to I each isolated Sevent>"- year - old' former East and authorized the borrowing of (fjontlnued on Page Twelve) , ent suicide effort. oil tbe mystic quality of the Far East! Ameritex does LQNS $1.00 Pr. The slate backing Steven.son is bv al)0ut a number of cussing the idea with parents at towns and villages in the Thrace Hartford Fire Chief .John J. Arm­ 60 GAUGE SHEER NYU fretting HP.UNIMH STUDENT t^ O T VALENTINE p;unnihg as favorable to him. In side i.ssties. Some are thrust Parent-Teacher Assn, meetings region, where food was running strong die* at home ,f o fl o w 1 n g them in exciting cottons, each on Arabian Night NO-MEND SHEERS .. $1.35 and $1.65 Pr. that category they' do not need his anf i Ivak from top-secret Brit- out during the cJnsh. normally Republican state's execu­ report pupil progress. Educators cerning their children's progress. snowbound Italian farms. Hiinget I aircraft plant. Tuscaloosa, Ala., Feb. 9 ijPi-^AsMisa Lucy from classes. The 48 (live her one of the.se lieautifully Out of the suggestions subtnlt- move to require the University of [hours she gave^e school to read- LOMT FLIER SlttflTED fashioned, hand embroidered nylon ^ jP" Q Q tive council, two mayors, one of have . been . atruggfing \yith this had forced then) out of the moun­ .Marilyn Monroe to team up with GIVE A PRACTICAL VALENTINE GIFT! them the chief executive of Man­ one a long time, and llieir pro­ ted bv the PTA representatives tains. Ahead}' 35 Italians were Enjfland s Sir I.auience Ollviar in Alabama to admit a second Negro I nrit her explreffioday without im- JncksonvIUr, Ila., Feb. 9 Choose your favorite Simplicity blouses. It’.s sure lo pIeiise,;__White^ ^^eZ /O chester. the state's Isrgesl cityj a fessional Jouinals arc ftllnd u-ilh J tame the first guide sheet Porter known desd, .More were feared film version of l.ondf>n stagg hit, womsn student wss- dropped to-1 mediate,comment from officials, —The Navy sold today a man In only. Sizes .T2 to 38. P ric e ...... the subject. In their searcli for a School teachers used in preparing ".Sleeping Prim e " National’ da*' in U..S. District. Court at Blf- Miss Lucy, who was excluded i a life Jacket had been sighted . their conference reporjs. Toda.v's Pattern os your guide in making IC to ■ (Continued on Page Tw.lve) formula that will satisfy them (Continued on Page Eleven) rollege fraternity .Sigma I’hi says It mingham. "until further notice" for safety I 40 miles off shore by plane* BEAUTIFUL BOXED guide, somewhat e.xpanded over Judge Hobart Giooin.s granted S; reasons following day long dlsturb- so many pretty things to wear and One of many style.x available in our Sixtrtswcar De­ and the parents educators aie has "no present inleiitimi" of ex­ searching for a bomber lost Mon­ foievej disiarding one method m the original, is Illuminating. Run­ pelling Williams College chapter defense motion to quash a petition i ances Monday. Uireatened legal ac- day with three men nhonriL to give . . . date dresses, lounge- partment from $ 3 .2 5 V’ $ 5 .9 8 . ^★ ★ A ’A’A’A ’A ’A’-A favor of another. In a glowing ning to four pages, and prepared a.sking that Admissions Dean Wll- ,tion if she were not readmitted. i Earlier it hod been reported a TOW EL SETS Seven IdOsl Fliers mimher of communities, this moil­ in outline form, it is divided into ITUfM D llZ^arn I le.S Kadio < la)m* iiam'Adams )«■ held in conteinDt! ,Miss Lucy has expressed deter- life raft contninlng a man hod wear, separates, accessories, all two main sections. I. "Social Ad­ Re{eji^e(?hi- ing has re.sulted- in the abolition of ’ tialicraft guns tfhlt and ot court for the school refussl toimibatlon to return to the campus been sighted in addition to tha 'k'k'k'k'kif'k'k'k Safe in Antartica the tiaditional report r^rd. justment " and II. "School Situa­ admit .Mrs. Pollie Ann Hudson. though a school official said man In. the'W ater. « ' the lovelier, in Oriental Splendor. tion." The first includes subtopics Paiihancile Rejrion! damaged 10 iiHire Intruding Chi- That's what happened at the . j nese .Nationalist planes on Fukien Arthuc D. Shores, attorney, for mob was "frying to kill her" set HOLLYWOOD Cla.ssrpom. Plavgroiind and Mr,*. Hudson, told the judge at the,' Monday. W ashington. Feb. 9 X’' The Horace \V. P orter School in ijinchroom. Plainview. Tex.. Fek. 9 X'l ProvlRT, —Peat* Other Pillow Cases $ 1 ,9 8 to $ 3 .9 8 P>". the expedition, had reported earlier Truatees on the grounds of her faculty. y , , master Ganeroi Summerfield an­ -Faculty Enthusiastic ever, in trying to account for e’ver.v heavy" snowfall tonight and 'to­ pnd degree murder conviction. . . "conduct and martial record’’ at Uiat helicopters 'were being dis­ possible aspect of the learning and It appeared possible tnat if Miss nounced today he Is sendloE to TkiW IUM cOlU. But when they chose this meth­ morrow to add to the misery still Co.inecticut State Board bf Agri tha same lime the InstituUon ad­ 6 a c h patched for the men. od, none of them had any person developing process, the guide’s left from last weeVa record-break­ culture che<’k» report* that many Lucy brings, action In federal Congress proposed legislation to Tht J 8 K I U U COM The misslHg aircraft was located ; al knowledge of h°w it might be mitted Autherine Lucy, flrat Ne­ court, university officials will con­ raise postal rates oMiuMl $496.- MANCNBSTSli Conn* authors have been guitt.v of split­ ing snow. milk dealer* did not pass on to gro ever to attend classes at the A U M CH itna Comm■e- ./ lost night by * Navy search plane. I working elaewhgre. The faculty ting haira; repetition and, at, least Amarillo fchools closed today conaumers drop of one cent a tend they acted under broad police 500,900 a year. Summerfleld sold CORNER OF MAIN ANO OAK STREETS Green Stamps Given With Cash Sale* Valentine Package of 6 Panties—$2 .2 5 ^------■ fmemberg, most of them recent school.".- ’ powers. postal defictU have totaled quart in wholesale price paid Diaordera followed on the eSm- CORNER OF MAIN AND OAK STREETS ^.(CoaUaiMd M Fags Elersa). 1 teochera collega frodustes, hod. .(Ooattausd OS Faga ten) (Coatiaued oa Fogs tea) farmeik storting Feb. 1. about five bUlloB doUara la 10 Rua after the university suspendsd (CoBllpneS oa Fofo NIooIs m ); years.

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