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TUESDAY, JANUARY 29, 19Bf : FOURTEEN * * . ***'-■■ • '•■' , * "■ -v • ^nrtiPiStrr >£u»nittg Vrralb 'T.r,s,j)iib JlteraR C Net P reat T h t W M tb er DalLv Run Pereeast of D. B Weattar B a r w base guard la no leas than 24 For the AVeek F.aded x«:.i TTie Fifth Annual DeMolgy PRESCRIPTIONS A’' ' ' -dkauary 98, m i Engaged inches high. Thla jnllcation was Fair,' colder tonight. Lew 8-19, Sweetheart Ball will be held Sat* Betrothed Parkade Days ZBA Grants denied at the Jan. 7*ZBA hearing. urday from 8 to 12 p.m. at the . “FREF/PIhoatess «ill 15 feet-closer than regulations al­ M Mn. Walter MulvihUl. ‘Tarksde Days”—will be launched one of the ahorteat in many Capt. Frank Chameroy' of the this week by the 10 stores aL the low. The ZBA granted permiialon MANCHESTER, CONN., WEDNESDAY. JANUARY SO. 1957 (CfauMlfM Advertiaing m Pag* State Police Identification Depart­ months, the Zoning Board of Ap­ providing a light on the sign Is VOL. LXXVL NO. 102 (TWBNTY-P'OUR PAGES—TWO SECTIONS) Tha Hartford Pembroke Oollege Manchester Shopping Parkade. ment will be the speaker at the Sponsored by the Parkade Mer­ peals, (ZBA), granted three vari­ shaded so as to glare across Center Club will hold a meeting at the meeting of the Kiwanls Club ances and favorably reconsidered home of Mfa. George C. Main, 125 chants Assn., "Parkade Days" will St. Thursday noon at 12:13 at the feature special value# .in all stores. two previous aoplications. Avnawick Ave., Weet Hartford, Manchester Country Club. OB Feb. 7 at 8 p.m. Miea Mary I’lans call for making it an annual In each o f the three variances Racketeer Cuahman, a member of the club, event, according to Leonard Sea- granted, construction was started Couples to Dance O m The adult membership groim of der, chairman of the Parkade Mer- . win ihow elides of her recent trip the Zion Lutheran Church will prior to the change in zoning regu­ F u m ew M Floods Raging chanta Aasn. to Europe. meet at the church Thursday night lations made Dec. I, 1956. At Gommunity Y "Parkade Days" will begin on < The ZBA granted Fred and Probe Set Ike Labels Wilson Unwise at 6:30. Thursday morning and continue Grace Demers permission to divide Chrlatian Germain of Port-au- Invitations have been distributed Prince. Haiti., has returned home through Friday and Saturday. On a plot of land at the southeast The Hartford Chapter of the Thursday and Friday evenings, to the'young Friday night danceis after spending a week with Mr. American Society of Tool Engi­ corner of N. Main St. and Stock stores at the Parkade will be open Pl..lnto two building l ta. which In Four States By Senate and Mrs. E. O. Ruddell. 14S S. neers will hold its annual election 9 for a couples dance at the Com­ Lakewood Circle. He is president uniti B p.m. will have less frontage' and .area of officers at the Hedges, New The Parkade, opened laat Sep­ munity Y tomorrow night. of the Junior Chamber of Com- Britain, Feb. 4. The meeting will than regulations allow. The prop­ AllowaMM Washington, Jan. 30 (IP)— .merce in Haiti as well as sales tember, provides free parikng'for erty ia located in Reaidence Zone, Any boy or girl may attend the By THK ABAOCIATED PRESS > I.. Weat Virginia, the Uttle Clinch include a dinner. Capt. Thomas H. 2,500 cars. affair. Girls must abide by the rule For Your OM Uglt and Powell Rivera in upper ICast The Senate, rules committee representative for Pan American Bail of the 63rd Group, AAA. will B. Flood waters from rivers Airwaj's. Divide Plot Into Four X^ film on the 1936. World Series, se­ instrument Co., Glastonbury. southeastern Kentucky where Ihe that draft dodging developed in National Guard enlistments FUNERAL No date has l^en set for the wed­ Ea.st Granby, and Mrs. Charles . 'The annual ladies night of the. . Joseph MoriconI , was granted flood gave Indications of being Ihe Danlal urged Gov. A. B. Chandler Ark.) ia expected to head, with President Eisenhower said cured by Elarl Yost, sports editor ding. , Ecabert, 166 Ghk St.; one to tend all available aid add visit broad authority to conduct the during the Korean War. _ of The Herald. Fathers who do not permission to erect a free standing WHAT worst On record. The full extend of today he by no means will son, Karl Kucienski of Rockville; Army and Navy Club w’lll he held ground sign at 532 E. Middle Tpke., damage couldp't he learned until the city in person. year-long inveatigatlon. But Eisenhower told a news conference he is sure that Wil- SERVICE have sons may invite their daugh­ on Saturday, Feb. 9, at 6:30 at the give to Senators inquiring in­ The meeting of the Buckland and seven grandchildren. in Business Zont II. 10 feet from contact was recatabllahed with Helicopters were Asking part in Hayden said lome "clarifying .son’s main interest—just as it is his— is to try to assure that Walter N. ters. Bill Co^>er Is In charge of A bulTel luncheon Was served. A evacuation operattona in some sec­ the program. School PTA scheduled for tonight club. the street line, which ia 20 feet' Isolated towns. amendments" to the resolution to Middle East policies any the guard is a well trained military unit in event of Any emer- Leclerc has been postponed Indefinitely. The table centerpiece was a 3-tler- A roast beef dinner will be closer than regulations allow. Per- The stricken area also Included tions. were approved and the 3350,000 of his correspondence with ed c ^ e . tastefully decorated for portions of Tennessee. Virginia and gf6ncv'. ' Director The Holy Family Mothers Cir­ served, and entertainment and miaalon was granted provided the Evaeuefa took rsfugo on higher budget authorized w’ithout a dis­ other heads of state. Eisen­ The latest controversy swirling around Wilson was touched 23 Mam street. Manchester the ^ ^ s io n by Mrs. Hotchkiss. dancing wilt be 'enjoyed. Music for west Virginia,, where two persona ground in the homes of friends, senting vote in the committee. cle will meet tomorrow night at The general' public ia cordially They jw h ^ presented with, a maple VALUE! drowned, An elderly Kentucky man hower linked this assertion off two days ago when the Secretary of Defense said before 8:30 at the home-of Mrs. William dancing from 9 to T will be pro­ churches and public buildings. The resolution to authorize the Call Ml 9.5869 invited to attend the auction of the "goMlp” m'hch and other gifts. also was swSpt away when hla investigation WaS Introduced yes- at his news conference with a a House committee that ‘‘a sort of scandal. . . a draft-dodging Brannick, 3 Hartland Rd. Verplanck PTA Friday at 7 p.m. vided by Dubaldo Brc«. orchestra. Hotels which wore safe from the f > Formerly. Employed at the Deadline for securing tickets is home crumbled Into flood watera. waters were crowded. jterday by Sen. McClellan (D- thoroughgoing de.'ense of business" turned up in National Guard enlistments during in the Verplanck School, under the Southington msiH. of the United FREE PARKING Scores of communities were Ark.), who is expected to head the chairmanship of the ways/snd(, Feb. 6. This year, a UfAited number , MARTEX KITCHEN ’>kOTTER" At Plkeville and other commun- Secretarv' of State Dulles. Aircraft, KuclCTski tanow with the of reservations will. Arthur Drug Stores 1 The counltea of Logan, McDow­ pect all eight will be chosen equal­ Dulles' policies in advance.' The Prtsldent aakl 'Witson was O capacity again. able from the stewards. Army Engineers group from Ft, ly from the Senate Investigations Knox joined evacuation operatlona ell, Mercer and Mingo, along the Elsenhower added that he would short-cutting when he made that, KJ L a t 1. U S T o Yiew X DISH TOV^'ELS with boats and trucks and fed refu­ be the last to deny that he and assertion. It was. EUenhower said. I . SPECIAL! The Rev. Eugene Lundberg, (CoMtinued on Page Two) (OoBttnaed on Page Sixteen) tenor and chalk-tatk artist, w'lll gees from,.mobile kitchens. Dulles have made some mistakes. a very unwise statement made by i present a program tonight at 7:30 Miss Emily Smith of the staff of 'RaUaeae Area Erased But he said those members of Wilson without thinking. (1 ; l O W O I F l l l l Q S SAVE.-SAVE-SAVE at the ' Covenant Congregational The’ Herald will show slides oi^^ Hgrdeat hit in Kentucky appar­ Congresa who are attacking the Although criticized by Guard | Girl Scout Troop I’s trip to Large Economy January White ently was Haiard on the Kentucky Secretary of State have not pointed King Saud of Saudi Arabia is welcpmed by Henry Cabot Lodge spokesmen and some members of Church. 'Choir practice w-ill follow. to any specific errors and have not Jr., personal representative of President- Elsenhower, upon his 2 Track Self Storing I Because of the concert tonight, no last summer at the weekly meet­ "Sale Price each vitlver, whSre ftood damages were Congress for his Monday state- ‘For Mortgages $ 1 5 - 9 5 ing of the« Senior Cltlzei^ Club expected to oxceed M.OOOAOO.. offered any constructive alterna­ arrival by ship in New York. King Baud meets with President uent, Wilson declined to back away . Alonllnum Wfafidow : midweek aervice will be held to- tives. Eisenhower in lYaahington to discuaa Middle East problems. morrow evening. The weekly, cot- of Manchester tomorrow.aitemoon Package of 48 45‘ Dawev Daniel, a Hatard banker from It yesterday. A reporter noted that in voting I Washington, Jan. 30 Ifft—The 8 Ckaanal Triple I tage prayer meeting will take 'place at 2 o'clock In the ditdffg room at and ^tate Republican leader, re­ Repeats Statement the Community Y X ported; "Haiard'a buatneas aecUon for an inquiry into U.S. Middle I government's home mortgage buy­ TUt self Storing Thursday at 1:30 at'the home of Extra Ab.sorbent, Lint Free For Quick E-Z Dr.vinf Eastern operations over the last 11 Instead, when interviewee after ing agency today lowered the price $ 1 795 Mr. and Mrt. H. B. Carlson, 9 This Senior <3jri Scout t r o o p completely wiped out. Four feet of Ahimlnnm Wbidew water In People's Bank." years, the Senate Foreign Relations a call at the White HouSe, Wilson pgy for government-insured Hemlock S't. has made four trips to Europe, the Improved by AEC in effect repeated his statement tjo^ring a 4Vi per last one in 1856 when 13 girls, ac- Especially woven of cotton and rayon fibers for greatest,absoi:b- Hla message vraa relaj-ed by the and Armed Services committees Jalousie Door enev and lint free use. Note the large size 20"x34". Pastel bor­ Civil Air Patrol which surveyed had raised the question of what President Deplores and told newsmen he stw no reason t interest. •nCBTAlXA' $59.oo* ig of companie^^by two leaders, visited only ^ 1 . 6 5 ^ jKfaatsoever to apologize for it. T-n, option was interpreted as a Includes Ifardwaro England/ Scotiand/.'Norw’ay, Swe­ ders in yellow, pink, charcoal, blue, green and red. flooded areaa from the air as a executive documents will be made . OPTIONAL Wates scheduled for tonight has XOTIOX nr.PART5ir.XT guide to rescue operations. — By FRANJA C AREV available. Dulles has agreed to give Wilson ssid then Jt had not fig- future tightening , of available ‘ been canceled. den. Denmark, Western- Germ ured in his meeting with Eisenhow and^Fran^.. Some o f the tlidea . More than a thousand persona Washington, Jan. 30 uPi - The^ ties" In which the AEC detailed the Senators s report and Sen. Ful- home .mortgage" money and as put­ ALCBnNLM DOORS, AWNINGS, U rM : G R E ^ STAMPS GIVEN WITH CASH SALES fled to higher ground from their United States Indicated today it the procedures that are designed bright (D-Ark) said today the Sec­ er. ting a ' damper on expansion of CANOPIES AND JALOUSIES hjtken on this trip will be shown Discourtesy to Saud In Ulklng about the matter to­ A meeting of St, Gertrude'..■^tomorrow afternoon. homes In such other rtvertowns In haa found a way to develop more to protect workers and the general retary will be asked for details on herme construction. Mothers Circle will be held st Kentucky as Harlan, Barbourville. his 'taiks with heads of foreign na­ day, Elsenhower said he wanted to Tho Federal National Mortgage Besides the program of slides, efficient hydrogen bombs. , public from overexposure to ra- tions. home of Mrs. John BsmowsklyT28 Ptkeaville, Neon and Whttesburg. The Atomic Ehtergy (Commission dlatlon resulting from work in emphasize that anything th# Na­ Aaan. (Fannie May) announced a the , club will also enjoy games, tional Guard haa done has )>een MI 9-909.^ ; Glenwood St.; tomorrow night at singing and dancing. Rounding out In addition to the big Kentucky ’(AHjeV, in its list semiannual rt- atomic planU or from testing The reporter asked if Eisenhower Washington, Jan. 30 4 to 9314 uloved" tractors of the Atomic Bktergy fldenUal relations with other worifT Aidfs Mum capable of protecting the nation points— that Is 393.50 to 393.50 Senators Split -The commission dal-lined to am- CJommiaalon show- that 99.4 leaders, Elsenhower went on. He interest of better undersUndlng: iT A llA A A Then, defending a new Pentagon for each flOO of the mortgage. The said that of course Congress uws among nations. 1 r g l * . policy, Elsenhower backed Wllaori range has been 96 to. 94. pllfy but prtsumably it meant not asking for any such thing as His remarks were made tn r e -;I I n r C j a t h m * ! I l l T I in saying; that Guard recruits There U no change In FannU On Strength of that ways had been found to get that. sponae to a question which covered A X a a va I'are explosive wallop from a given should get six months of basic May's purchase range of 99 H to Eisenhower was not questioned not only the chill reception givenTT O * M T* • m military training instead of the 11 97'§ for Inaured mortgages at the amount of bomb material than ; -..i- specifiesUy about Fulbright's plan the Saudi Arabian king by Mayor; K c a a e c I I V I S I T weeks the Guard favors. 5 per cent rate recently put into heretofort-to make more of the I ™ min with regard to information from U.S. Alrpower Wagner of New YoVk but alao bit-' » U . O . T I S l l Elsenhower said he was not effect by FHA. BONUS! Dulles. He did not volunteer any ter denunciations of President Tito< «S ^ lo n * Sbefore ? fo r t •tt\‘‘ the *liom^^ bomb flies ! f;!om” raL*uSS‘ h .5 rb !;i^ rtv T .*ed information on the attitude he was pointing a finger at the Guard, Fannie May's president, J. Stan­ Washington, Jah. 80 (F) -Dem o- explosion before the bomb fliea i ^ result of studies W’lth of Yugoslsvis which have been, Washington. Jsn. 30 (Ah—The and that he waa sure Wilson was ley Baughman, aaid the agency's apart. taking toward any such demand. made in Congresa. c-ala and Republicans on a special mice. But It said* most of the The President made It emphat­ administration remained officially not doing so. new purchase prices are ‘ylthln Outside AEC there has been data available were reported last Reports from Belgrade say Tito, silent today on a Belgrade news- the range of prevailing prices in Senate aubcommlttee which mad# scientific speculation in the past ically clear, however, that he Is It was at, that point that Elsen­ June by the National Academy of has decided against visiting Eiten-1 paper atatement that Yugoslav hower remarked that Wilsoa was the general secondary -(mortgage) a aw’eeplng Inveatlgatlou, of the that changes tn the geometry' of Sciences and the National Re- hmver because of the criticism. j President Tito may not visit the deslgn—that la, the arrangement (Continued on Pnge Bight) shortcutting in discussing the market.'\ X nation’a alrpower apUt squarely learch Council. Various studies Elsenhower did not name either United States. situation, and that in doing ao that Trims GI HopM on party lines today In filing their of bomb Ingredients - might lead to are continuing. Saud or Tito. Nor did he refer di­ Mounting sntl-Tlto sentiment he made a very unwise, unthinking The action will .further riatrana committee USSR was therefore undesirable." go directly to questions. News Tidbits InBelgradc, sourcea said a visit House today voted overwhebn- CAITHERINE HOIXORAN. WE W^LL AL. that provides the Hmds will have In the past thfee weeks two In the course of the conference, Russians, one of them an asstatant by TUO was reported to ha'va been iagly to give Presideat EMea». to make the final declslpna after Culled from AP Wires agreed on in principle, but l*1tH no Elsenhower also dealt with these following up the information in military attache, have been ex­ hower pow;er to us* Amerlcaa Queen Outwits dates .yet ((erided upon.' other matter : military force and- money to WAYS STRIVE TO ASSIST YOU IN A FRIEND­ the report,'" said. Bridges, who' ia pelled from the United States. The government-controlled nelva- politics—A reporter reminded block ConmunUt aggression la senior ReiUbllcan on that com­ . The U.S. State Department an­ EUenhower U.at hta disarmament nounced Jan. 15 that Maj. Turi P. Pistol which Hartford police be­ paper Borfoa said "the proposal'fbr the Middle Bast. It passed aUL mittee. such a visit was sent by the U.S. aide, Hai-old E. Staaaen, said the LY AND COURTEOUS MANNER. OUR "We have got to he aurt thM Krylov, an aasistant military at­ lieve waa used . In *$232 holdup of seat to tta Senate a nsoIatlM government." and it complaiiitd other day the Republicans would containing tta power requsatad the military aquipment which u tache at the' Soviet embaaay in downtown theateracashler Satur­ have won control of both Houses at Washington, had been ordered out day night Is located., 40-year-oId that Eisenhower hds not condemn­ • by the President In n special assn- ed those critical of the visit. of Congress in the November sage to Congress Jna. 5. FUNERAL HOME IS CENTRAIXY AND (OeattMMd ea Page Foarteeki) of the Country on charges h< tried man wainted for questioning In itoectioq If former . Gov. CSiristian to ^uy classified military informa­ triple slaying .of tenn-aged Chica­ The newspaper mentioned that it 974 Main St. Ouvriahi.iMi to DUN WHiTKiiRAD.one, and the agent took it to a had been suggested in Washington '^Herlef of MassaChusetts’^had been IKE GREETS SAUD tion.'He kss alao accused of im- go brothers 15 months ago is ar-. CONVENIENTL'Y LOCATED, PLUS MODERN In the,, .FBI a wartlma German optician to have it ' read WnsMngton. Jnn. 80 (F)— j-roperly ■ purchasing electronic rested at Idlewild Airport in. New jOonttaaed on Page Sixteen) agalitsf NaM agents ^ In South under his micrOacope. The op- York as he steps oft plane from (Coatinued on Page SIzteea) King Rsud of Saudi .\rabU ar­ Amertca; moat countrjea were tlolan wi^ ao atartled by thla atu- equipment through "American In­ Plenty of FREE PARKING Bombings Add termediaries." Europe. rived In Washtogton today aad PW hit of work that he notified the AIRI^NDITIONING. • Vassill M. Molev, a clerk in the Red propaganda In UnHed Stntes was greeted by Prtoldent Elsen- Special Intelltganca Service (SIS) German embasay. Bohny was hmver to the booming of n 211* aganta often found themaelvea fol- embaaay. left New York Sunday U target of.Ho'use Committee on To Beaumont^s furioua. night for Moseow. Washington gun military salute. At the nir-( tojvtd, and informanta told of be­ Meaaaged Orders Un-Ameiicnn Acti\1ties. . .. Aus­ 10-12 U». Av9.— Whol* or Hdf. ^ ^ sources said Molev was oi'drred out tralian Newrs Agency says United Assembly Chiefs Push port Elsenhower stood by as toll PRODUCE ing tortured nith the pleana elec- Soon after the incident, Immer military honors were accorded Race Tension trica, the agonlaingly painful elec­ of the country-In connecUon with B t a t e s wtll ’ use Australia's WE HAVE MODERN FAQUITIES AVAIL­ received a meaaage which ordered the arrest in New York last Friday to King Sand, who flew tare tric., apur. him to return to Germany immedi- Woontera Rocket Range within 12 of three alleged Soviet spies. months. from New Y'ork In ElsenhoweFa l ^ A R T M E N T Beaumont,' Tex., Jan. Sd (fh - *'• ately. He "hurried back, doubtlesa For Fire Safety Laws airplane, the Columbine IIL the Choco jungje hunting platinum expecting important conferences, The'text of Ihe Moscoiw, radio House - Senate Democrats st SWEET JUICY ABLE WHICH ALWAYS ENABLE US TO T«>udon' mountad in thta racially broadcast announcing the expul­ eonacloua city today after warnings amugglert. Akmg tte coaa^ Qj,g can only gtieai at what hap- Slats Capitol approve resolution is m a r o o n e d TANGERINES ® LB. sions: asking Congress to investigate rU- 79 of poaalbte violence over Integra- when he checked into head- "Deputy Minister of Foreign SUte Capitol, Hartford, Jan. 30- 1. Extend the applicaUon of the Alamosa. Colo., Jnn. 89 (ft —• SERVE YOU IN A DISTINCTIVE MANNER . . . . t.on were issued followin', a aarica Bou^^ quarters in Berlin and was ushered ing c ^ t of fuel oil . . , Republican (IV—With the New Haven tragic fac- *•■# safety ^*1.*** building ex- Stalled by darkness and towertaff Tr -y ' -I HAM REG. 93c LI. 'House caucus approves emergency- snowdrifts In a day long nuwiB. P . . 3 9 C : ,j:- •■ ■■ of bombings. (CeaUaaed ea Page Three) ,, mm-, ..rui-uv. M ch! scent probably went some- plan designed to raise more^noney two Army weasels were pelata* Three bomba .exploded In separ­ man spy rings operated alx suenj iiu_ this’ CHOICE CENTER CUT ate aeettona ef^eaumon Monday quirkly for (k>nnectlcut Turnpike. ers agreed today to press for Imme- commissioner concurrent su- st a second enort today to reaek BALDWIN APPLES • . y ■ f - Btattona in Brasil alone. One of i * Millionaire 'John Jaikih Astor diate- consideration of fire safety; thority with local fire marshals to 49 men,' marooned atop 19,M2- night one damaging St. Mtchael'a the 'must aticoeaaful was - railed | immer's superior looks at the Drthordox (Church, but there were vlaitor tn aatoniahment "What are I^bor Plans Dixie wishes Manhattan State Supreme legislation. | enforce fire safety rtgulat'oni in loot Cumbres Pass. 3 Lba. 39c CEL.... Court would hurry u^ and tell him "Whatever can be done, ought to : factories; workshops and similar aa injuries. The chief of CEL was handaoma you doing here? Why aren’t you In CENTER STREET MI- - t o ^ Tha Rev. E u g e n e ' Dickey, Rio de Janeiro T" Membership Drive wbirh of hla' )wo wives Is his legal be done." aaid Rep. Frederick Pope extabllahments. * . 'PL.\N B.\LLOON A-TBBT ’ CHUCK 175 9 and urbane Albrecht Gustav Eki- spouse . . . cioatradiclions ia Hkid Jr. (R-Falrfield), OOP House lesd-t 2. .Provide for^ compulsory Las Vegas, New, Jaa. 88 (F) f JUST RECEIVED m ..tor of the Highland Avenue gels, who worked ciosety with the “ Becauaa, air, you ordered me to return.". Row dereOefs confession tliat he er, after the leaders had met with' monthly fire drills in private --T ta .Morale Energy OeaSMta BMlitUt (Church, said the bomblnga German Embaaay through Her- Miami Beach, Fla., Jan. 30 (FV— Gov. Rlbicoff. '-FRESH ARTICHOKES M 24 Hour Service * are “juat a little preview of things . “I ^ ' t be ridiculoui. I didn't and a companion killed Grimes well as public, schools. stoa' planned to start oxpeBe mann Bohny, German Naval At' The AFL-CIO was reported todsy sisters disclosed at inquest lAto Among other things, the proposed 3. Direct the labor commissioner meats today, weather p e ia ^ to come If the racial question gets tacha In Rio de Janeiro. order your return." considerOlg a 37 million, 3- STEAKS RRQ. 59e 4|. Immer, now thoroughly confused girls' deaths. legislation would require fire drills- to draft a fire exit drill code for all ting, on a simulation ef atsiaiB. aav roTss." inratyRpy Altstake year sales job to convince workers A-.-. •■tobllskmenU over which he hss detonations from captive bal L o q k i h g F 6r G o 6d TTMokey. who declined to discloae Engels waa rariklng executive and frightened, pulla a meaaage in southern states they should join Gzechosiovakla and Soviet R E G .i f c L I . .-/k. V t-Y' • -■* his own eiOsra on tntegratloii, yee^ from his pocket.. Union agree tb inerrasr already regulatory juriadictlon- loons. There was steady i isy * aifal olntiBtor Tof a« electric light labor unions. 4. Clarify the application of the fall tare sad even atom Orto terdaar h M tha City Council to and power company, and a man "But here-is your message!” The plan calU for a concentrated ciase economic rooperation em­ during the rush to get out of the ^ ^ ^Jhtirtoes? tal^aUBd. . . HU superior looks at the mes- phasizing utilization of atomic fire safety code as applied to build­ the vast Nevada test Ode M with many important oonnactions. campaign using tajevUion. < radio, factory building, nearly 109 years miles to the northwoat, MRS. CATHERINE HOLLORAN '. BMtRMBI wnaXhe acene oi anti- Be was a loyal German and he aagr. “ You fool-' 1. didn't send any ener^. .. . 310,000 suit filed by ing constructed before its adoption, newspapers and billboaVda to plug old, contributed to the heavy toll. and establish more adequate en­ eating pesMbto I f y . wrvE eOT tNl OMO O tntagvMtMi pian tinf laat Saptam- waa dlaturbad ((riicft Ertela'Leon- such orderaUCSet out!" And Immer, the Values of union membership in lawyers for woman who wan tojdly The^legi(riaUve ,*e^frt Licensed Funeral Director tar SUla t^aga of daaad, sturablaa b u t . Xater he bornAl In New Haven fire wMich forcement proviaions. •potatoes can't be hardt Immer retuenad from Ger­ an' area AFLrGIO tuUona have that tlTe proposed legislgtion ; w u E A in a FOR:: \kW . teohnimgy R* own to many la 1940 and informed him wrote bitterly to a friehdjthat he took wine llvea last Thuraday, - be nven emergency status. l^ e conferees said that one of ; BPsMbly Maause Ar • ;>r found, n hard to organize, f ^ the. ape(dflc things the legislation Hyds Park, ‘N. Y- NO. 898 CANS POPULAR - g fu r a ‘ federal judge or- that hA InunaA Wta to direct an had been tiieked by EngcU and. I t a matter was discussed at an ' Rtate liepartment spokesman Sen. EUmer S. ■ Watson (R-Weth- j Oh n ^.c r a TTy j r . tta ochool Integrated. All Bohny. labels "rldlcukms" suggeatlon that would do |a to provi'de for mure — Mrs. Firaaklln D.' aaploMM operation In BraaR. earlier meeting of the AFL-CIO orafield) said that with that thought looldag weH desptta a taJi- ■clM li In the city ar- aegre- Engaa waa a ^ k a d that hu , Tta Mary''a Bxacfuthft council and aired again Ratf enuna. might consider swap­ in mind, the measures will be in-' effective ^ of escape devices; bSklng or C R E^ STYLE CORN 3 f For 3 9c ^ Licensed Funeral Embalnier generally (re^*rt»d to as panic Jained today to-: ' " ■ sUy WHITE p tad . S'.,:'.’ - ■ ' ^ ■iwaron|ta B ia ^ ttiadt Wich an Tta Ikigels-Bohny tonihinatliNl thg^b^cH’a. carrent i|rinter aea- ping 10 Imprisoned Americans for tioduced in the General Assembly* . -i iPIckeU— ------. Std on Uw eampuir ttaperUnt aMasian to a nobody, a waa a patent, one. 83 Chinese in United Statea . . at once and put down for a pilblic hardware. • » .,/aom e tonight. One of the biUa conakltota at the liJlw'i bagt- (Mfw! UUB a weak, but man. he .regarded aa .having the Ttay kept Germany advltad oe It wga decided to leave more de< Jlouae subcommittee takes new hearing for next week. BROOKBOURNI PEAS B e a m $ 1 . 0 0 ajor atoltaf cirirtaMretd' aklnUQf. acnnbmW a « t .M R tad to tia werkfid by leak at oM prahlena of what to db The satotjr program U spslUd out conferencs kad IntroducM by I Itopdr .-Mr-IMitaka the- AtoM thidk'^m rw DtlaUcM eohuhjIttM abmit pnaltahUar duties' while a to tournUa, Ttay woidd, aceordiitf Ben Ttaetato f8. R ^n (RitBIUL'rea),

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vide for a fire drill to be held in Richard C. Alton and is the sUtdr for the .Amalgamated ;(AOthlhg. the nutaken belief that it was gratlonist ' Beaumont Cttizeni Pf Dr, Altoh. L o c a l F a i r F a c e Strip in November, they were aent metnbenhip haS been invited, vrili the schools of such town and In home Jan. 11. The UNW RA pro­ Workers Union. / the- place of 4vorahip o f Mayor Council, Hurshel Mericle, also ap­ such private schools and school Upon their return from Florida. Bambings Add open at 8 o ’clcck 'with tha Rev, { Russia Expels T oRF Assembly Chiefs Push Mr. and Mrs. Stewart will reside lit $50^ Civil Suit test waa baaed, on a contention the . Kroll, sn assoclate/'of tpe late Jimnfie P. Cokinoa,' ■who ordered peared before the council yester- buildings' at least once each Sheinwold oil Bridge Sidney Hillman fitoiR' the start of the picketing halted at Lamar. day to urge it to prevent integra­ Harvey K. MoUalej’, District Super- ■ Egyptians should have the same month." East Orange. , ------Tnit* Is immunity and prlvilegea. aq .» valaerable and Wilfred E. Stewart, 37, of 149H , Clark 0*M« •rtvia aHMY an Increasirv^—active . rb’e 'In I tlpatrick, who last week voted "get this through your heads, ford of Wetherafield, church archi­ complete hearing” before it's sub- KlMBar FarkM Tea. TaUr For Activities Race Tension 684 Cehter SL—MI 8-M16 Communist New China News By Alfred Bhelawold NORTH politica.IC S . / t send to a comrhittec a iesolu- counciimen." tect, will present these plana. They (OMttMMd fn m Page One) niltted to the General Assembly Maple St„ Is scheduled to be heard •KINO AND "BXnND. TRK traintnK of persona enmpioy^ In Ageacy Indicated today that "Ten thouaand men are walking A K I # 2 •T foreseee a realignment of the tion bached by the integration During World War II, Beau­ (/ill demonstrate both the long lot a vote. in ^ l a n d Oounty'Superior Court 4 QUBKIIB" ■ldK/<#ALL’> (ContlBued from Fage One) •------, . I such fscilities (under the com- Premier Chou Ea-lal had ealy a Q « » (OoRUnued from Page Oae? Labor P]an^ Dixie nation'a/'poUticallUtlcal fortiii^e.’;fortune.” "kroll Kroll bine in the Texas legislature. - mont was the scene of race riot­ term project, Including edU'4itional Senate preiddent pro ten»p)re, be-i jurisdiction) in order promised to "study" 'a news- tha atreeta o f London," quoted today. C'Seo. Ill* e s s HoweVar, another civil case, be­ said, rsco'me of ’ it is happening — al- The pastor.of St. Michacrs.'the ing and the State Guard had to be buiiding, chapel, and sanctuary, Miaa Haaty, "pennileaa and with­ Affairs N. 8. Patollchev today re-i have been tossed In the yards of (ore the New Hoven Are. I ensure prompt end orderly man’s snggestlon that 1* Amert- A A K J 7 4 gun this morning, may delay hear­ Membership Drive rea^. Unless the Democrats let Rev. Mr. Daniel Montgomery. Said called. and »}a o the floor plana for the cans'Imprisoned In China be ex-’ Aimed Bt Ughteninjf up the Fire j evacuation of employes from all out a friend in the world r- be- WEST HAST ing of the case. ^ - celved U. S. Ambaeiador Charles youngtmg Liberal guys come up, the Negi'oea on at least two occasions. h recelvec'. an anonymous phone first unit of construction. This i Marendax. Safety Code. iU new provisions in-1 work areas throuRh passasewaya, changed for Chinese held In U.8. cauae they forgot to draw trumpa." .A > t « A 7 TO# suit grew out of the death of Bohlen and handed to him a note (^(ConHnued from Pag One) ^ ipubllcana ‘ definitely ■ .finlt ate going to Police said they had - no clues call yesterday from a woman who i' / first step will constat in the erec-’, elude one which would ^ive local stairs, exits and fire escapes in Weddings prisons. The agency’d account of So a a y i n t , TJ10 9 V>72> carry the South. The Democrata tlon of the educational (ving, in -' 4-year-old Robert Ransom, sen of E A S T W O ^ demanding the immediate depar­ in the latest aeries, of bombings told him: , ’ TRAVa AQENOY Sre matshals and the 'state fire spec.ted and approved by safety Chou's press conference In Kat­ MIm Maaty won 4AJ7I2 «Qtl4 Mr. sold Mrs. Harry L. Ransom, headed by a council member, Prpii- will have to pqy that price.” Two Will Explain eluding Fellowship hall, in which I mandu, Nepal, wan at variance ture from the Soviet Union of the and declined to speculate whether “ I waqted to warn you. Thl.s is 18 Asylum St„ Hartford ^arahaU the authority to inspect cpnsultsuits and factory inspec­ the firat trick AIN AQIA** Ellington. The boy was killed on All sed Kroll said the same thing in re­ the entire congregation and church * with earlier reports which said . Ident William C. Birthright ^^the no amateur run. I’m sorry we •Hn the InUreata of public safety tors." Step'artrColmar with the' ace of SOUTH Autumn St. April 19 last year when C lerk 0*M e Oaarxa Nadar aaalatant military attaches of the verse happened in some areas of tliey could be traced to racial Plans for Church school may be housed at some fu- i T el CHapel 7-3867 Barbers Union.. / missed on Magnolia (an apparent all builttinfs and facliities of t*vb- ' The proposed bill on school fire Mrs. Richard C. Alton, 249 E. China would consider negotlat-' hearts . apd: Miss Hasty he ran or slipped under the wheels BIraaer Parkar JaHa AdaaM U.S. embaaey in Moscow, MaJ. the Midwest where Democrats are tension. lure time. Ing such an exchange. j being elected in traditionally rock- reference to the Smlt,h home). He Authorized Agents For All lie aen ict and all occupancies reg­ drills reads: Center St., announces the marriage promptly d r e w A A Q J • I 3 of a truck owned by Anaaldl and •The Klnf •Tour Glrb Hubert Tanaey and Capt. Chailos George Meany. AFL-Cl6 presi­ But C. R. Smith, a retired used wanted to get the foreigners." The pteUminury plana -for the The proposed plans for financing : ulated by the Are safety code with­ "The board of education of each of her daughter, Mrs. Helen Alton three roundi of! T A K 4 driven at the time by Stewart. ' W. Stockwell. dent, has spoken favorably of the boun^ Republican sections. car dealer whose home was the and costa will be ptesented by Ai-! Rail, Air and Steamship and Fonr "No. I don’t believe we' are The pastor has taken no public new church buildings on. Parker St. in their respective jurisdictions.” towrt; the management of each Colmar, to Atty. Fred Stewart of U. A. Johnson, former deputy trumpa. Thia waa | ♦ .K 1« The attorney for Raneom is Jay In Town” "The note atated that the two plan. He maintains lapfir orgaiilza- target of, one bomb Monday stand on integration. fred Schimmel. By that dati;,- it ta j Lines illa o UaM y Queens'* ‘ hcadeil for a separate Labor par­ yvlll be submitted to the congrega­ ■nie T»IU dlrecUng the labor private- ichool. ' child day care East Orange, N. J. U.S. Secretary of State for Far to coat her <^r! ♦ . « » , Ruhinow, while Atty. William IstS-diWdiM men were engaged iii actlVUlea in­ tiona will continue to'have troubles night, aald he believes it was be­ The Beaumont Enterprise said aasumed that the Nonvich Diatrtct I center and dormitory, hotel nr Eastern Affairs, has four children After drawing trumps, Miaa North Bast South Weat Bulkeley of the Hartford law fim r compatible with their atatuH aa ac­ organising in Dix^ until workers ty,” Kroll said. '-“ We don’t hav^ cause he had taken "a middle of tion of the North Methodist Church Committee on CThurch Location and ' HAROLD EELLS eommiasloner to establish a fire The wedding took place Jan. M, Baa., ;'Xaaak" aad "nack Prattp two Texas Rangers have arrived rooming house operate In con- and each was born In a different Haaty caahed the top clubs and I A P*xa 2 A ThM of Day, Berry and Howard is repre­ credited diplomatic ufflctlla and learn, he said, thAt unions can help the sharp, class distinctions here the road" stand on integration. Tuesday evening. Building v.ill have given * iU ap-1 Manchester Agent SKlt drill code saj-s the code "shall at the home of Dr. and Mrs. Rlch- B ab r” like other obUntrles with labor here but said their mission wss ^'iiction w. . 1 any school and used city; Washington. Tokyo, Seoul ruffed % club, discovering that the 3 A 1***B 4 NT Pass senting Anssudi and Stewart. that their future stay in the USSR Improve pay ghd Work standards A special Quarterly Conference rrdvsl to the project of the local , provide for refular exit fire drills ,-d C. Alton in Bolton. Mrs. parties. Our labor movement is Smith said he believes the church undisclosed. Tel. MI 9-7442 and for the organisation and for student occupancy shall pro­ 8tewart is the daughter of the late and Rio de Jancrio. queen would not drop in time. The t 4 Pass C A R*** waa therefore undeairable." and that they have no other mo- was bombed, by segfregatloiiists in A spokesman for the anti-lnte- and meeting, to which the entire church. only chance was to get to dummy -Pass Pass tlvc. middle class." with the queen nf hearts end re- TIT. FOB T.VT Kroll. achive in labor unions ------Opening Isad— g J___ The coimcll’s sessfon was' recess­ more than a half century, recalled turn a diamond in the hope that Jerusalem, Israeli Sector, jan. ed tod^ while members attended East had the ace. how he helped raise enough money ANNUAL 30 (^ —Israel takes a tit for tat a cloM meeting of the Committee at the last mciment to pay for West naturally took the ace of ^ u th Is *in position to ruff an- approach to the row raiaeS by its onjpolitlcal Education tCOl’E), the diamonds when South played the Harry Tnimaii’s final broadciut other low’ club, establishing dura- Ouster of 18 Egyptian employes of AFL-(310 political organization, A in the 1948 presidential campaign. king. The defenders eventually got my’a jack of clubs. the U.N. Works and Relief Agency ri>hash of CX3I*E‘8 activities in the another diamond trick, defeating He waa one ot the few who pie- 691 MAIK STREET Declarer then geta back to dum­ MARCH •< DIMES DANCE (UNW RA) from Gaxa. ; '1956 political' Campaign was in licted Truman woiilJ - ba re-eim - the vulnerable alam contract my u^ith the queen of hearts to "None of The Arab'states hf/i prospect. ed, NEXT TO GAS COMPANY Draw Two Trumps • discard a diamond on the ja(;k of ever allowed a U.N, agency work­ . Jack Kroll, co-dlrector of COPE Kroll became head o f the for­ KEIW S MIDWINTER ’ MANCHESTER Miss Hasty made her misteke clubs. The slam Is thus assured. RAINBOW CLUB-BOLTON ing in Arab countries to epfploy with James L, McDevitt, prepared mer CIO-PAC on the death of when she' drew the third round of Dally Question Israsll citixens,” a Forelgy Min­ to submit his resignation at' the Hillman in 1945 and has served trumpa. The correct play is to Partner deals and bids one club. Music by Tony O'lright'B Orchttfra istry apokeaman said toMy. meeting. Nearly 7?, Kroll S4ld he as'co-dlrector of AFL-CIO politi­ OPEN MONDAY to SATURDAY draw only two trumpa, leaving the The next player passes You hold: DANCOra FROM 8:S0 1 ^ to U:M A-M. He reported this statement was was retiring from the political post cal efforts since the Labor merger king of spades in the dummy. Spadea-A Q J 9 6 3 Hesrta-K Q 4 made to UNWRA headquarters at but would continue as vide presi­ in 1955. He still lugs around the 9:00 A.M. M S:30 P.M,"-THURS. TILL 9 P.M. South must then cash the top Diamonds-K 10 a u b s -« 2. What FEIRUARY 1 Beirut. Labanon. in reply to an dent In the Cincinnati, Ohio, area briefcase Hillman once used. clubs and ruff a low club with a do you do? UNWRA protest against what high trump. The danger of having Answer: Bid one spade. Your $1.00 PER PERSON UNW RA called expulsion of the I a top club ruffed U leas risky than hand is not quite strong enough group. Mias Haaty’a line of play. for a jump to two spades. You will The laraeli spokesman declared After ruffing a club. South can make a jump bid later' to show it would be “ at least a misnomer” lead a third trump, entering dum­ yoiir strength. to say the Egyptians — special in­ COMPRESSOR RENTALS my end drawing the last missing (Copyright 1967, General Fea­ structors in Agricultural and voca­ LOOK! trump at the same time. Now ture# Corp.) tional training for advanced stu- ; IREAKER DRILL HAMMERS dents ln. .the're1rqgee-pac) WEATHER FORR4JISt piUM aouth o f BlueSeld. There, an TOWN tad COUNTRY • !« ' •» » URLD NEWS TODAY MIHENS aarthen dam, built to impound a (tl) MEWS lakd being developed as a resort DRAINAGE CO. T:M ( II STUDIO It A SNOWSUITS-JACKETS area, burst, sending a cascade PHONE MI S-4ia through the town of about 600. (HI MAN TO MAN When the water came. It de- Y;M <») SPORTS DIGEST GLOVES Cliaee*l - S N«ir kaves. Cess. t:ie (Hi w eath er Btroyed at least 11 hemes and Cbseael IS Rartfard, Caaa. t:U (11411 DOUGLAS EDWARDS damage estimates were placed un- Chaaaei « M aStlrW Man. FLA N N aEH E Chaaaei SB iGw Rriiau. Caaa. AND THE NEWS First Come offtoially at one-half million dol­ Ckaaaal U Wattrbarjr, Caaa. <5* RIOHLIORTt d i a g o n a l SLASH lars. (Ml NEWS Cbaaaal U Ralyake, Mata. meaiiB perfect fit, love­ Alt THREE ROOMS ■Ten feet <5f w f ter were reported OFF In the town at the height of the U:N ( S) NEWS lier separation, com­ SHIRTS flood, and all power and telephone nt) VALIA.NT LADY plete comfort.' No Best Served TICK TAR IMIl'OH GIRLS* linek' were out. (HI MID-UAY MOVIE more top-of-.shoulder O r Room Oulfils May Be Purchased Separalely! N Another hard-hit area w-as riOVEKSTIIMieEl 11:11 4 SI LOVE OF UFE cutting. Pqund, S' coal mining community (Itl KIDDIE RARTOONS tliSe I SI SEARCH FOR TOMORROW o f about 1,100 in WUe County - m-M) IT COULD BE TOC ) near the Kentucky border. There. 11:41 < t> OCIDINA UONT As you shorten the KNIT SUITS I;W I a> HOU.TWOOD BEST (U» estimated 27 houses were sub­ (III FI:N WITH FOOD shoulder straps, Diag­ LARGE SELECTION merged and several house trailers m t AT ROME RTTR KITTY V jl wers washed away when the water (Ml GUEST CORNER 8TO RE______onal Slash opens auto­ (Ml BAtmoROEND POR TODAY J. A. WHITE GLASS CO. 8 PIECE l iv in g ROOM poee to a crast o f 16 feat. By late matically making a (III AS TRE WORLD TCRNS "ekial Oar FtadaM last, night the water had receded (Ml ANE-'ritIRTY PLATROCSE t l BleMU SL — M l 9-7S29 natural adjustment in YOUR CHOICE OF BIGHT PIECE LIVING ROOM ENSEM^ES! Either th« to two feet. (HI ABTHCR DODFREY tiM (111 OLE MISS BBOOKS th(! bra cup. Damage was tttiniated by Pound luxurious Two Piece Living Room or the Striking Two Piece Sectional-Sofa , . . miMINUTER AT TWO (HI JOHN DALY AND THR Mayor W. F. Jackson at |l mll- (HI DIMMER IS SERVED nBWS COMPLETE WITH ACCESSORIES! Upholstered ,Uon. but several buslnees.men said t:M ( SI ROrSK PARTY (111 EARTOOMLAMD (Ml WEATRERVANR A, R, C. Cup— S 2;25 . in finer fabrics with Kroehler Lu.xi-Foam cush- ^ It would be much higher. (HtM) TEMMESSEE ERMIE i tl DISNEYLAND D Gup^S2.50 _ ions. Includes the Two Major Pieces, Suite or Sec- ^ DRESSES At Haysi, on the Rvseell Fork FORD’S SROW —"All Abaal Maale” (HI OARRV MOORE (1K4S) GIANT STEP .tional. Cocktail Table, Two Step End Tables, Pull River, damage waa esUmaUd In 2i4 ( SI TEI.EVISIOM BLI'E (Ml GREATEST DRAMAS M the hundreds of thousands of dol­ (1141) HOrSK PAETT t:M (Ml FJIDIE FIBRER Up Chair and Two Table Lamps! TdDDLERS’ SIZES (HI HOUR FILM \ OFF lars, Eighty‘or more families'were (K 4 *l NEWS SIZES 3 to 14 reported homeless as water came (IlH l ARTHUR GODFREY withih several feet of the roof­ MAJOR _ SROW (CaW i LIBERAL TERMS CORDUROYS. • * MV (ft) TV PREMISE OFF tops. • J c (Ml ADVEIWUEES OF RIRAM A Large Group Of DRESSY STYLES. Etc. (F ifty hompa' were reported >«IMAUVW iMiMmsrw' APPLIANCES ROLUDAY SOYS' airi OmU- washed sway between Frying Pan S:M ( I) NAVY LOO „ —Aniscray" WINTER COATS or Crsfk and Splashdsm, a distanes (Ml FATHCR KNOWS R ssr DRESSES M ESS M KNIT o f about 12 miles. :In the Splash- . — Wave" (HI DRAMA dam area, L4 hoiAee. and a church • iM < 41 OlUR * RARRIXT ALL WEATHER COATS DISCOUNTS ... use iet" Reduced up tc 50% . (11) THE MILUONAIRK —“ Tk*. BUrjr ef Ckartei , $8.98 to $35.00 HATS WraM" Reduetd up te 50% OONT. m 4 » ) TV THF.ATKR— (Grier) Save On Baby Needs FROM —■'The 8(bc NANCY’S StTCHEN Fraakl* Raft r*. Kaaaa (lt-H « BIO PAYOFF Laa*. It rt. Haktwalak4 OOTTONS--FlJUDS--SOUDil m-MI M AT^E THEATRE (I M il T.V. HOUR A Small Group Of Our Entire Slock Of I'fll ■happanad to a man and woman baforal • VGaUrr .. —"TfcMT Narrr F m ei" TOPPER SnS - COVERALLS •Olii CatawryeFee ortMaM ^ SIM.J1S41I- BOB CROSBY (Ml THIS If f VOUR U F R ' Chrome Dinette ROYS' SHORT and LONG 1:U ( SI CARTOON CARNIVAL ISiW (HI LONE WOLF ROBES i PRICE WOOL SKIRTS (HI VAUANT LADY I t iU ( B) BFORTB DRBR Fl\(e I^ece*! Famous Douglas quality with IN 6 R ID 4:M ( I) BANDSTAND (WUFAMOrB FIOH’IR (111 BBIORTER DAY 11 :M ( S-lt-MI NEWS Rayon, Cotton or ’Nylon chrome frames. Extension Table with plM- (m4t> QUEEN FOB A DAT mi FINAL EDITION • “ '”’’"’’^25% ,.50% tic top, four chair» with plastic jaeat and Flannel SAQUES-NIGHTGOWNS BERGMAN (HI OUT WEST (HI DANOEROUB ABSIGNMENt back cushions! PANT SETS 4:11 III) SECRET STORM ll:lt.i MS-K-M) WEATHER ★ ★ ★ 4:M (Ml EDGE OF NIORT lliM rai WORLDfl REBT MOVIKB ★ ★ ★ YUL 4:U Itt-MI MODERN RQMANrEM (HI MILLION DOLLAR MOVIX t:M I SI MICKEY MOCBP. ULOR (tS-HV TONiaNT . Our Entire Stock Of Orion Beaded' (111 AMOR AMD ANDT tliM (H) NRWB AND FRBTUR8 BRYNNER m i TRE FIRST BROW 1;M ( II NEWS HELEN KNIT DRESSES CARDI6AN SWEATERS OFF ^ CUSTOMIZED ^ HAYES LeadlRg Flerlsta 124.98 to 149.98 All sizes 34 to 44. White or pastel. % • ScRt Covers Reg. gl0,98 and $12.98. 30 '■z: • Auto Tops PARK HILL Now 20% Off ■ 5 Piece- M ODERN Furniture Uphotsterinf Flower Shop Now $798 , COLOR ky DC BEDROOM GROUP MANY OTHER ITEMS ' r ' - ' Q n ib m a S o o PE STAR Flowon ly Wirt A Small Group Of REDUCED THROUGHOUT THE STORE SEAT COVER COMPANY Mi 3-5103 Here is your chance to buy nice fit­ I PkaLTbsvnilIt^HS3Hr! MItcheU 9-5405 BLOUSES aail TEE SHIRTS ting Wo<)]. Flannel Co-Hit 7:«0-10:M . les W. Middle Tpke„ Mancb. t B. Oeater St MaRcheater *298 Reg. 92.98 and up PLUS SWIPTMOVING CO-MIT SLACKS $6.98 striking Double Dresser Modem Beauty! Blond talmed Oak tloulile/Dreeaer PRE-SEASON SPECIAL BUY - with plate glass Mirror, Bookepse Headboard Bed, De lAixe Inaeraprlng MANCHESTER Now $1.00 In light or dark gray. Sizes lO to 20,‘ Mattreaa, mat'ching 6ox Spring. A magnificent new ensemble at u amaz­ GARLT TROYS' ing low Keith Sale jl^ce! • j tA ★ ★ ★ . ■ "A \ - MOTOR SALES A Nice Gi'oupOf hlannelette "TOITa OLDSMOBILE iteA U ar GRINOUNEP ETTICOATS S12 WEST CO m R STREET GOWNS OPEN THURSPAY l)nCW 1^' OFF M1S-MS7 V Small, mediuni or large sizes. - WeRzorfullleilirth. ■ * eith Fumitiirtt Keith’a, HaRehiQtwr, Open T O M r lR V ia 4 Uni Oare” Reg. 1^.98 and ^7,98. , Reg. $6.98. / CloMd lliNik^ ~ , I' • r ' Dally rwRB iF AJ t f # 1 4 iiri MAIN ST, 317 M AIN ST. N o y ^ 1 •, .. ,H„ $ 2 .9 8 ;.,' $3:i98 ■mKK' CASKliiiB At t M s m MAMWT Wwaata PMflM Metata r.‘; A . . A , i E 5 TER EAST HARTfORD -- KplH^OwwVlKta I

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tr-- ■. ■ i " ■■ V MANCHESTER feVENlNG HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN:, WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 30, 1957 PAC»mS ftlG E ^ ^ O U R MANCHESTER EVE10JG HERALD. MAKCHESTER, CONN., WEDNESDAY^ JANUARY 80, 1957 five at $100, making the 12 year of OonnectlcuL Har\'ey Saxton, third Wednesday Of each month Oenten; pinochle card party, 8 coe P. Talbot, John H. Teomans. C o v e n t r y ’ growth. who teaches , reading and mathe­ from 7:30 p.m. tha first and third p.m., Coventry Orange Hall; Cub GET AHEAD WITH A 1,548 Patients Andover. chairman. Raymond P. Houle and The matter haa been discussed matics at Coventry Grammar Thuraday of each ■ lonth at Oiv* Scout Pack 65, Den 5, 7 p.m., with WTlO—lM t Rayipohd Bidwell,' of th* Board of M m i Noam END— IT'S between the committee. and the School, and holds a maaUr's de­ entry Grammar School. The new Mra. Joseph Locke; Brownie Troop 219, 3:30 p.m., home. Mrs. WHAX— Lack Bi^s at Finance, and 8taU Rep. EUaworth board. The board la further die- gree, haa been authorised by 'the schedule will take effect Feb. 8, Daily Radio U Coveil. More Than 500 Adults Get ctiseing' this since it haa reached u;iiversity to Instruct the course, Potter stated today. David, Roche with Mrs. Henry BILL CLEAN-i BMter* DsyVght Him WPQP~-141» State Hospitals Large Croup of Mothers Teomana ’'also reprasentad the no conclusions. There will be a a.*) ’ its representative. Saxton is ’ Hospitalized Bourgault, assisting; Coventry Regional District 8 Board of Ed­ Quality Cleaners special meeting at 8 p.m. tomor,| studying to his doctorate at the Thomas Harry Dorsey, age 4, Woodworker* 4-H, • 7:30 p.m., h Pay Isftevar seasonal bills ucation' of which he la chairman, First Salk Polio Vaccination row (or the board at Coventry- itnlveraity. He has had about sev­ South St. School. and i^iic* high monthly psy- •:U— FOR EXPERT DRY CLEANING son of Mrs. Althea Dorsey, of tta a CbUowu« «»agram adMduita •*' WHAT—UCown v«. Main* Hartford, Jan. SO (P)—A'mental To Assist in Polio March as did Chifton B. Home, of this Grammar School. The session will en and one-half years of collega Rabbit Trail: is a patient at Wind­ Also, high school girls’ basket­ ment* with a prompt loan bar*. m by tlw x»«io amwc*- wcuu—uood Krtmiit uood Hoaie patient is admitted to a Connecti­ town. Douglas Fellow^ Hebron, . A total of 504 adults received'e-able) and other materials select- be confined' largely to the men­ work In th* reading field, accoid; ham community Memorial Hospi­ ball practice,. 7 p.m., Coventry W* like to say "YstI" whan you WKXR—ETOiflna Sorraad* AND LAUNDERING Grammar School; Little Sciaaors ask (dr » torn. Phon* for your m b Ui sbA hi* wb)>ct to €h ■ nf • cut State mental institution every The Mothers* Cluh i* sponsdringYMra Maxwell B. Hutchinson, Mrs. and Dr. W. Cihris Helsler, superin­ the Salk Polio Vaccine ihnocula- I *4 *"'1 tagged for the Town of tioned propoeal. salary eChedule. ing to Board Chairman Potter;. tal. He suffered a cut on his Wnc—Propio Ktt Funny two hours... 4-H. 3 p.m.. with Mr* Elbert D. loan Jn. on* visit; or com* in. wittaaot AotlM. * WDRO—R. Q. Lfwi* the ifothera’ March on Polio to-i Harry J. Brtiuley and Mr*. Donald tendent Hebron. CowMlMriy LeeotH en Depot Sq. The board hak-adopted a time- Ultimately, all teachers who right wrist as a result of losing WPOP—Gam Buatera . There are 1.S48 more patients firing Vs AU Tour Lnimdry and Dry OeaBtaig. off policy fot supiCryising princi- satisfactorily complete the cqursc his balance while jumping on his Sheldon; ■ Frontier Archery Boy • :»*- under treatment than there are ..i.Kf O' Richards; West St. and West St. i s Scout Club, 7:30 p.m., home David UMN! WHAT' Bmu* WHAY—VCYinti va Main* night. Those wishing to j jj^^ension, Mrs. Wllllsm Dunnack; ManeHeater KveBlng H erald mar School. Bad traveling condt-j eral Civil Defense Administration, pelw, in that vkcatlqn during will be relmburaed by the board hed falling on a window, Mia. iMM t v I* HN a« Signaluf* AIsqs wr J RtVIM w nc—Kototlnctlon* at Thirty beds In the State's three mental are requested to turn their porch < nose Lane.jMrs. Robert McBride; Aadover eorreepoadeat, Mrs. Paul dona prevented 150 otheri from j and the State Director is unable school caleiidar year be permitted to the extent of the cost of th* Leo T. Leary of the Safety Patrol Roche. Tolland county-wide aea- M$ MAIN ST.* 2nd n.. Over Weolwsrtht. MANCHOTBR -.Ed Sweat WDRC—Robert Q. Lavia hoapitals. lights on from 7 to 8 p.in. |fta)tsola Ra„ Mrs. Robert Wright attending. There will be a make-!obtain any deSnite date for on the same basis as the teachers; course, which has been estimated stated today. The police cruiser slon "How To Care for House MIMmU S-4U6 • Ask Isr ttw YIS MANSiir -Hews IfiUtr WPOP—Kyitery Tim* Growing admission will reach an D. Pftautlehl, telephone FUgrtm 249 NORTH MAIN STREET Plants." 10 a'.m. to 3 p.m., Coven­ OSIN natstDAY tviNiNOt writ • rja ^ Kolto ■ : t t — Areas have been aissigned to i Hathlesw Driv^ Mrs. Martin ... e ..... ttheir release. Area (To-ordlnator that the achediiled summer vaca­ by the board at |20. took the child to the hospital Sun­ ____ K k Work* all-time peak by June 30, end of 2-«85<. uj, aesalon trom 7 p.m. to 8 p.m. za„„j states that the generators, try Grange Hall, Rt. 44A. WHAY-^-l'tVwn va. Main* volunteers by the following com-'.HfJ(*n R<*- tions be between July 15 to AuguEt The board has accepted the day evening after the accident. A IMM •! tin MOT INJ9 WTIC—Racollactlon* at Thirty the ftscal year, if the current pace Tuesday at the grammar school, jacks, cots, *,...tools,1. etc. selected kv by 15 tt ..... motGIv IpmUmM •! SfljT^ *‘WHAT-Op«n Hoooo WDRC-Rnbart Q. Lawia continues. mlttee; Mrs. Cieorge Koerber, ■ State Rd., Mrs. Georgs Koer- A special session from state aid grant for Coventry Temorrow’s Events Manchester Evening HeraM WPOP-MyateryTlma. chairman;'.Mrs. John Hutchinson,; 10, a.m.Mr. Schweyer are An extension course in remedial Grkmmer School, k formality re- Tomorrow's activities include: *:*•- Faced with these statistics, the to 10:30 p.m. FC) 7 hw been ai-1 gt,„ ■ mtect and awaiting orders Coventry correspondent, M r a. sgSds«Jr” WHAY-Uianh V*. Malna State Mental Health Commissioner Mrs. Steve Ursln, Mrs. Robert C ar-! This will be the only drive for reading has been offered the quireil by the state, in the amount First Congregational Church adult dim jand Mrs. Eric Ellison. ' funds for the March of Dimes mnged for second ahift workers. | from .\yggmngton' for release to teachers by the board, resulting of 8157,634.88. This sum will be discussion group on "Book of Charles I.- Little, telephone Pil­ wpoi»-w**Tf«« w n c -x minua On* called yesterday for the replace­ About 75 persons have indicated I the Town of Coventry. WDRC—TH* World Toniiht ment of four State hospital bulld- The project was planned in so, other than the distribution of coin- M erest to attend this program. in closing the commuhtcatlopl in 17 enrollments. T5'. course will payable in' 20 equal payments of 'Amos," 7:30 p.m., Kingsbury grim 2-623I. *'i?5At—B*tt» lomtoti • Swod* start at 8 p.m. Wednesday at Rob­ $7,88l'.74 and extended over a House; First Congregational FINANCE CO. WCX!lS.4t*coii&R«r1ew inga far aa possible so that each work-;.*^*” !* hy , This session will be at the Public Selectman Jacobson stated "The t T t'l k'.'. ‘NAl ‘ iNAfii f ( () WHAY UConn va. Haina John J. Blatko aaid the Hayden er would collect contributions in' ^ ertson School. This will be an ac­ 20-year period. (Jhurch choir, 7:30 p.m., sanct­ , ,The steel Industrj’, companies tnon-sport* iunew WTIC-X Mimia On* 7 never knew decorating could Health Nursing Assn, office in . need (or auxiliary generators is TTie board has changed Its meet­ uary; baseball league committee, WTI<>~UW Radio LU* WDRC-Th* World TonliM Hall building at Middletown and her own neighborhood, as follows; Assist in the Tollsnd Cimnty the Seibert Building on Main St. urgent for housing, feeding and credited eburae of about 16 report, has 6.57,600 employes In WPOP—Modeni Sound* the Butler. Cutter and Dlx build- Route 6, Mfs, Steve Ursin, Mia. P**#". hours, sponsored by the University ing se-sslons to 8 p.m. th* first-and 8 p.m., Nathan Hale Community the United States. and dance which Will be given by AU persons attending either of First Aid purposes In case of any Advertise in The Iferald— It Pays IttA- *:!*- ingi at Norwich are “unfit for Theodore Wright, Mrs. James Di be so easy until I discovered these two sessions will be eligible eventuality, and your early con­ ______I__ _ ■ --- AT—Bott7 lUmball WHAY—UConn va. Matno human habitation.” They house Blasib, Mrs. Lisonsrd Pdlua and Xhe Hebron committee in the to receive their second shot the sideration will be appreciated." _Be^d Rrrlow ------W nc—81»*p Ko Jdora more than 1,700 women patients. Hebron elementary school Feb. 23. WDRC—Rusa Nauchtoa Mrs. Leaiis BtlUngs; Old State Rdr Money raised at thii~ affair Mrlll latter part of February. Cards M.C. Selected „ IfldO Radio lAM WPOP—Modem Sound He said the buildings, dating No. 3 to Parker Bridge Ri^.. Mrs. Tvill be sent out giving notification Albert A. Rossi has been select­ WDRO-Cal KoHw lita - William Moran; Old SUte Rd. No. beneflt the county fund from which IMPERIAL WHAY—UCoroi V*. Main* from the 1880's and ISQO's, are the local towns recelv* aid ,of this second session, ed for master of ceremonies of, the / WPOP—Wa* Work* WTIC—Sl'»p No Mora flretraps and completely inade­ 2. Mrs. Whitney Merritt; Bunker Those attending the Feb. 7 ses­ WDRC—Ruaa NauRhtoa needed. eighth annual March , of Dimes ’*^HAY—R*cord WPOP—FlahU quate to meet the care qf the Hill Rd., Mr*. George E. Lange; Forfeits Bopd sion will contact Mrs. Dexter C. fund beneflt dance and entertain­ patients. Long Htli Rd., Mrs. J. Russell TRIMMED & PASTED V^heelock, Mrs, David Slinmona, ment at 8 p.m. Friday at the Cove Thursday - Friday - Saturday^ONLY! TC—New* __ ^ ’Conn ve. Maine ^TTSTStaU Publld WMiU Depart=- Tnomiwon amt-Mra. Harold -Cort-^ In the only raie neard at.TtlaI Mrs. Theodore Hietahr,-^ • Mra. Restaurant. Mrs. Ralph M. Bums, Now* Mmc—Robert McCormack ment has agreed to inspect -the hell; Skinner Hill Rd.. Mrs. Lewis Justice OouFt Monday night in WPOP—Bob and Ray WDRC—Rue* Naughton Town Hall, Howard ^ c o n . Provi­ George L Jacquemi". o r. Miss president of the Auxiliary of the ItlA- WPOP—righu (our buildings to compare the A. Brown; Wheeling Rd., Mrs. Ekl- Patricia Arra. Green-Chobot Post. AL," spon­ SPECIAL SALE WBAY-«*rM^« M:U- ^ costa of renovating with the cost* ward Sheehan; and Bear' Swamp dence, R.I., forfeited a. $15 bond on • Th* general committee in sors of the program and dance, WCOC—Beoort RajHw WHAY—UConn v*. )#lne of replacing the buildings, he said. Rd.. Mrs. Robert Kelley a charge of crossing a double charge has extended appreciation has completed the entertainment WKNR-BaaehaU MaUaa* WTIC—Tbl* la Moacow Blasko aaid 8,685 patients are Also Hickory Hill, Mrs.-CIafeence white line at an iqteraecUon. - plans. , WnC—Roaa Miller x WDRC—Ruea Naughton The next regular session of to the town's people for their co­ WDRC—(Ml Kolby 7 WPOP—nghta being treated at pie State's 3 hos- Andrade and Mrs. Gilbert Ntgio:' operation in the program. < Performing wiil be Theodore WPOT—Bob and Ray ttila- pitala. which hava a bad capaORy Hendee Rd.. Mrs. Robert Lane; Trial Justice Court la scheduled Seitz Sr., harmonica; Frank Kamp- FAMOUS BRAND NYLONS . WHAY-UConn v*. Maint Requests Generators nBAY-Swlna Cur WnC—Night Life of only 7,137. * Pine' Ridge Drive. Mrs. Herman for Feb. 11. lain, singer; Richard RIsley and WC«C—Racord WDRC—Ruu Naughton He aaid rocommendations by bis Frechette; Asplnall Drive, Mrs. Attend IMucatien Meeting First Selectman Goodwin W. Ja­ And once you discover these eMy>to> cobson has uTitten the Board of Dorothy Latimei, dancers; and the WKNB—Baaeball Matinao WPOP—right* department fof conatructioh of Binar Solomonson; Wales Rd.. Among the local officials attend­ Caron Trio, mualcdl instrumental­ by Burlington —Ti$>-V“ ------U'.dt— new buildings to the 1S55 and 1B57 Mrs. John Hutchinson; Shoddy ing a meeting on State Aid to metch, eesy-to-hsng papers you'll Education of the need of two aux­ WHAY -UConn va.. Maint iliary 'mobile generators for the ists. WTIC—Night Life legialaturea (ailed to get the sup­ Mill Rd., Mrs. Clarence .Goss; Gil- Education in Ellington last night want to do it too. For precision-trim'- Benefit Drive WDRC—Ruaa Naughton port of the Longley Building Ooio.- Md Rd.. Mrs. L . Edward Whit­ were First Selectman L Edward town's use at time of electric pow­ WPOP—NH* Muale Whitcomb,i JSecond Selectman Ros- ming makes faultless matching. of er failure. He suggests that these The March of Dimes benefit teen­ __ Rawtaw 11 :l. mlsaion.' comb; Main St, Mrs. William H. ______^ebaU Maths** WHAT—Night Watch This is hot the first Issue the Mercer Jr.; Hebron Rd.. Mrs. Ruth patterns a cinch and pre-pasting does be purchased and hoiised nearby agers dance will be held from 8 ii- WnO-UEO Radio'.*a* Whitney. Mrs. Lester Thompson, the Robertson and Coventry gram to II p.m. Saturday at Coventry WPOP—Bdb and Bay ^ R « e ’:.*Wrtith^ Mental Helath Department and the. away With all the mesa and fuSs. mar schools under the supervision Grammar School. Donations will be WPOP—Naw* ^ Longley Commission failed to see Mrs. Ralph Ransom, Mrs. John ■>! atellne ITiU— eye-to-eye on. They could not Gasper and Mra. Charles Kukucka. of the Board of Education and in ^ cents each. Mr. and Mrs, % ETsgUg^Omd Kwta WHAY—Night Watch agree on the six# of a proposed It’s so easy you can do a room over one co-ordination with the two fire as­ Armand Martineau of the Coventry ____r«olhS WTIC—Sport# Areas off Hebron Rd. will be sociations in town. Recreation Coi .mittee will chap­ W tiC-M awa WDRC—Ruaa Naughloa treatment center for the criminal­ covered as follows: Boston Hill week-end. And the cost? Most reason­ WDBO-ltaw WPOP—Modem Sound ly'insane. In the communication dated erone the dance, assisted by sn WPOP-Mti:*Uaa Cetm. U;a»T- Rd., Mrs. Andrew Gasper and Mrs. able . i . and what is more you have a Jan. 25i Selectman Jacobson states ; adequate number of adults. Mrs WHAY—Night Syrnpbony The Longley Commission Wants Charles Nicholson; Jnrovaty Rd., a* follows: : Herbert W. Love, local fund chair- Regularly $1.15 *’imAV' WnC-iStartlght Wrenado to spend 83(j mlllioit for a 300- Mrs. Paul Jurovaty; Plney, Rd.. galaxy of beautiful patterns that WDRC;—Ruaa Naughton bed hospital. Blasko regards this Mrs. Dorothy Lavallee; C^der Mlli "Moblle generators are available < "'*•> charge of refresh- WPOP-Ntta Muale delight your eye. to town* on a .50 per cent match-1 nients. Music will be to recording*, ^ ..w -jj. ■■■■.' Sparta Ui? aa inadequate and has recommend­ Rd. and School Rd., Mrs. George • From our regular stock—not a • 60 gauge, 15 denier, dres.5 .aheers WOR(^.^eaiiier and Xalrsaa ed a 300-bed unit at. a cost of 86H Arnold. ing Federal fund basis for Civil I Thi* dance will take the place of wpoP-4aiwr*ae* Wtik million. The following assignment* have Defense purposes.. and I recom- ■ weekly one held at the Nathan special purchase! with dark neamM. mend that your board take early i Hale Commjjnlty Center for town WHAY-«erehad* been made In the Lake area: Simp­ • Price will go back to $1.15 after C(X>>0^ Eraalas CkNS IttMia It costs about $500 a year to op­ son residence to Island St., Mrs; ifisT action on the matter and present I teenagers, • Regularly $1.15 k pair. erate a tractor on an American Eve Warner; Sheldon residence to n r UUww* your views and (If favorable) the j Itesketbnll Game Saturday! Club Six GD M ovi^ farm today, reports the North School Rd- Mrs. Francis Minor; *Mdk*l can, *!»— •• wrk*; size of generators needed and the I The Coventry ,WiUiameltes. • Two delightful new shades. Carolina State College School of Lakeside Drive, Mr*. ‘Robert CONNICtlCUf MltolCAl SIBVICI coat thereof, to Mr. Royal Fisher - coached by William McArthur of • Proportioned length.5 8 V2 to 11. and Mr. Francis Perrotti. Coventry i the Robertson School faculty, are WHAY—Serenade _ _ „ . Ready for Groups Agriculture. Cardlni, Mrs. Robert E. Grenon, .P.O. BOX 181 • NEW HAVIN'I Wccxj-ieQood Eeeniaa Ooed Muale Civil Defense Co-ordlnators for { schedule^ to play at 7:30 p.m to- Wlpv*B—Ixrwell Tbomaa Educatipn in the South and North ; morrow at East Windsor High wilC-a star Bix new Civil Dsfanse filing have end respectively. | School against the girls’ basketball WORC-i^oU^omaa .-rrlvod in town And aW avAllgUe w WPOP—Meat tS* AiHat E. A. JOHNSON "Messrs. Fisher and Perrotti can j team of that school. This Is the for ahoaringa at acliboia, eliH>a, and then meet with Coventry Civil De- i recent snowed-out game, *‘?raAY—HBiamThoalar . . . . w ore—Opod Eroniaaoood Muaio civic organisAtloni. fense Co-ordinator* Mr, Robert The local team recently defeat- — — rai^f Seraoad* Fredericlt Edward*. CD Director, PAINT CO. LeLacheur for the South End Fire *d this school. 37 to 29, in a game Iciurtel —Id film* are; Time Association. Mr. Ernest G. Le- played at the local RoberUon Gome and get ’em! We have too ______iiua and Air Doyt for Uttlltle* In Jhe South School. ------WPOP—rulton DowU ter, Eacape Route, Warning Red, 824-838 -m > -M I 8-5U1—. V t t -M M N S I K TEL Ml 9-4501 to*— End. Mr. Arthur J. Vinton for the | Propod Muale "Qrandma'a Pantry" la a 7*day fense, will make application Chairman Ruasell D. Potter, stat-1 ^ WKN^B railn g Soroaad* food aupply .*or a family of four.' ed today. The local faculty is ask- i 3— Show receipt at Burton'$ and credit in the amount paid to t^xi WTK3—New* . . . through the Board of Selectmen, WDRC^-Amo* and Andy CivU Defenae Headquarter* I for necessary matching funds to Ing for a basic difference result­ will be applied to the price of purcha$t. WPOP—Gabriel Ueatter open Mcmday Wedneaday, and Frl' be made available by the Board of ing In an Increased minimum of ■its— day from 1 to 6 p.tn. Finance $300 for two to three year and WHAY—RiUen Band Report four year preparatory schedules, W05c—Good Bvenia* Uood Muale "Application for Auxiliary Mo W ARM ROBES -S- WKNB—Eranlng Serenad* RTATE PLANT CLOSING bile generators for emergency and $400 increase for teachers wnC—On* Man'* Family purposes must be filed' through i holding a master's degree. They t^R C —B. R. MUrrow Adama, Maaa., Jan. 30(P) — are asking that the corresponding WPOP-Say « With Mualo Opemtion of the Gera Corp. plant the Board of Education if and Baby Undershirts BABY GOWHS BABY KIMONOS I tf . *' M EN'S WEAR» when Town matching funda are maximum increase be obtainable A WHAY—TJConn t*. Main# ^ in Jewett City, Conn., will be i! $■ WCCC—(eood Bvonli' renma Ooed Muaid suspended June 1. The company -.-X made available by the Board of in 12 years, rather thap the Value 79c Value $l..i0 r Value $1.50 WKNB—Erentna; SetScrenada___ said yestarday that aa many of the Finance. present 13 year schedule set-up. ’ to wnC—People Are numy 2.99 ^ Combed cotton Combed cotton WDRC—R. Q. l.ewls plant's too employes as possible "In further explanation, Coven- The q ^ m itte e proposed the Incre- Tie side aiid WPOP—Gang Buitera 1,. tr>’ Civil, Defense Director ments'be ^stributed as follows: slip-on styles. knit. White, $1 knit in white $ will be transferred to plants here Both have dia­ maize, blue, with .aasorted and in Norwich, Conn. Schweyer advises that the gen' the flrstmwo years at $250 each; 4 Regularly fro $17.99 era tors (mostly marked repair-1 the next five at $200, and the next per tabs. m int pastel trim. , Tdevision ProknuBs « i St. On P u s Two M.X.; Cofrfron Quilfrs All are smart warm robes and dusters re­ « i duced very sharply for clearance. Fine RKCRIVING SLEEPING BAGS DIAPER BAGS choice of various styles in sixes 10 to 20. BLANKETS eCN ERA L Nylon Quilfrs Value $3.99 Reg. to $3.99 G ot NOW IN PROGRESS Buy them for gifts as well es for your­ TV SERVICE , J A N . Attractive reduction* in Keller'a Value $1.49 2 for Cotton flannel, $ 0 9 9 r FumocM 31 self. grows as baby Insulated, many quality men's wear. Here are juat Osyg # 9 AC a few typical savings! joL Flannelefrfres Soft, absorbent, grows. Full zip­ Styles, many MlgMi niM Parts H!! non-toxic, germ per, 3 mo*, to colors. Several, TEL. m $ -s m resistant. 3 years. compartments. Smt GENUINE HARRIS TWEED ■X', This Week Only! FOR TOPCOATS -J- —I •J AUIED TV SERVICE AUewanoe BEG. ses VALVE •«»' MANCKBSTEB ^ J V For Tour Old Vnlt m NOW CORDUROY C l e A vsr BwMd esu Ne PaymerfI* Till April P t e Parta i i BU 9'4M)80—^9 a.in, to 9 ff.m. Chadwick A Co. CRAWLER Maaaber of Pactary 564 Oealer St.—Ml B-0888 IHiil Beaded Elaetioaie SAVE¥; S6 0N WINTER JACKETS iii'ii -rrv- I Oagp^OTpid^w Reg. 114.95. NQW. $12.89 Reg. $28 95, lio w $ 2 4 .8 9 iiiil B U Y 3 $‘ 1 9 9 l i i Hsii Reg. $16.95. Reg. $29 FLACK SKtTINGSl p i NOW $14.89/ 95. NOW $ 2 5 .8 9 The NEW Reg.' $19.95. NOW $16.89 Reg. $31 95. NOW $ 2 7 .8 9 pi A N D O K T * eUlLTSD iinil nini 4''. / Regularly $2.99 ' ^ 'U Reg. $22.95. NOW$19.af9 Reg. $34, 95. NOW $ 2 9 .8 9 iiiiil' ] FREE CRIBBUNKET Best quality cordu­ Reg. $25.95. NOW $ 2 2 ^ Reg. $37 ,95. NOW $ 3 1 .8 9 ill . circular stitched * roy. , Cute animal Including Reg. $26.95. Reg. $39, X R ^ . $3.99 $ 0 9 9 padded motif knees. NOW $23.89 ,95. J^OW $ 3 1 .8 9 Acetate tricot, Nylon Snap crotch. - S, Mj- filled. 6" satin bound. L, ExL. . These -Iloaebud pattern. '* famous Brands SUEDE JACKETS (Can be dry cleaned) TERRYKIN 3 |:::u Reg.. $25.95. NOW $ 2 1 .8 9 liftH SLEEP and * Red Cross Shoes Reg. $24.95. NOW $ 2 0 .8 9 at a low budget price P U Y SET * Foot Flairs SWEATERS PLACE SETTINGS VYELLA $HIRT$ - ONLY 1. Paai.A a*M* Troylings , < Rag. $9.95 2. UUi*tS*ri*(* $ -1 7 9 Reg. $13.95.'NOW $9;89 • O Q a o >. Silvw Sm.* by - • NOW $5.89 (G O Each 4. St.a . sm art blua Maidenform package, or •’ -dMt . \ r,* iig! at ^ your fkvorHe Maidenform count­ FITTED CRIB SHEET HOSIERY ?/ er, It's the bra that’ll mak* every­ thing you wear look more flattering.. Value $1.29 ., N o Other bra fives you so standard crib- •size. Bi**;, - R eg.'85c‘ Whit* cotton' broadcloth. 32-36 A f. $■ V - ‘ ' V ^ t ■ . 32-38 B and ’'j '• taped for greater atreiMlUi, Mord absorbent and soft­ much for your money! fc No wrinkling, ~ p*n’t ■ pull er. NOW 39e Fr. 21x40. in u r o s . L\ 3 iiHARGEir 3 pairs $1,00 “w it gW e TRIPLE-S STAMPS" ...... 'v t C I' a r tj I . . .. SHOES 8S7 MAIN STc-RUBINOW BUILI^WG X : u t i t y t b / M d i ‘ e d ' **#<« \ \' SUMADt SIIEET — IIWNCHESTEa . X X X ' ? MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN., WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 30, 1957

realistic and dadda whether our on both regular and emerfeney * I b i i f service. trade-in-aid policies tbsrard such U r o o d l ^ Xed Cross Unit Needs On call for emergency blood jpEmitui fJlEralll eatellits sreas aa Poland, Hun­ By BOUBB PBIfBI service 34 hours a day, the Coerc gary, East Gebmany and even has frequently been called^out In Siee ____ nt Cross Gray Ladies, donate,>a full fncluda Miaa Barbara Coleman, emergency drivers, which includes ~ ' T*- Enwrrt at tlM Btrated they were. Shou’dn't'w e Mrs. Columbia DeCarll, Mrs. Ed- Mrs. Elaine Case, Mrs. Betty at lUncbM tcr. Coan.an., a* give them the Chance—at Iredt. day of their time to the veterans war4 Erickaon, Mrx Jean Tinney, I Oaaa Mall Matter. at the Newington 'Veterans' Hos­ Jones, Mrs. Beatrice Uttle, Mrs. 8CBSCRn>nr______JON RATES some alternaUve to U.elr present Frank Hippie, John Hyde. James John Malone, Mrs. E. EL Perkins,' Parabla in ASTanca pital. 'Dernsy and Alfred Vennard-" Mrs. Marion Ttffany, ' and Jdrs. ties wlUi tbe KremlnT" The job of delivering the wom­ Tha volunteers who make'up the $ ■ 1 . 9 8 Oaa Taar •t...... % ’S2 Ford was not being quite aa en to the hospital falls on tha Marguerite Wallace, Is also avail- Mentha ...... aaaaaaaaaaa # I Gray Lady Corps of the Red Cross able Thrac Months aaaaaaaaaaaa ••Vw daring aa he sounded, for our gov­ shouldara of the local transporta­ are headed by. Mrs. , Margaret The need for a few drivers who Oita Month ■oaaaa>*«#*« ernment ia even now, for instance, tion unit of the Manchester Red Gaines, and Include Mre. Charles can assume regular daytime as- Your Choice wi^kly M Cross Chapter. Stagta Copy ...... opening up Its own economic rela­ Banks, Mrs. Betty Clark, Mrs. aignments once, a week or once This function is only one of Romeo Cartier, Mrs. LUnan De- every two weeks Is acute," the MEMBER o r ^ tionship with Poland. many weekly driving aaslgnmentp THE ASSOCIATED PRESS ‘Cigarette lit ^N ervens Smoker* meusey, Mrs. Edward Daiadus, Motor Corps . chairman repMted. Tha Aaaoeiatad Pra« u axclu^^ But ha was trying to reopen a performed by these women an^, Mre. Goorge English, Mrs. W. H. In Russia at time smokers " It any Manchester man or woman anUtlad to tha uaa of reoubUcatlon of fundamental question—the ques­ according to Mrs. Mae Vennard, Foss, Mrs. Agnes Geer. Is .available for such duty, a call 25 B«»a dispatches credited to it or wore punished by ^evlpg their Motor Corps chairman, regular DOROTHY DODD VALENTINE not othsrvisa edited tion of whether wo are the kind Mrs. Rk B. Hagedom, Mrs. Emc to that effect to the Red Cross uni £ d also the locat news pubUabed nera, noses cut off and at thd same time daytime drivers are urgently ma Inman, jdn- Henry Jaiiasen. chapter headquarters, would be ap­ A tlTilhU of repUhUcation of a p ^ a l of nation which should build cur needed. dispatches herein are also reserred. Ir England, there waa a itoyal Or­ Mrs. John J., Jenney, Mias Mar­ preciated, not only by the Red tains and fences and embargoes— Plenty of Weekend Drivers Shoes. Not all aiies. der against lighting a CigArette garet Kornglebel, Mrs. Gladys Cross, hut also by the many Man­ Fttlt acrrlea tUient of N. E. A. S er^ and the question of whether, when “We have plenty of drivers for Kornae, Mrs. Howell Miller. Mrs. chester people whom we serve." ■ Reg. 510.95 and $11.95 pair. Pr. $ 4 a 9 8 Inn. I don’t know but I'd imagine this weekend and evening assign­ Mary Mullaney, M rs Maybelle . *®1*uWishers Representatlres: .The we do so, we help ourselves or action caused quite a bit of grurrtb- Julhis Mathews Sireclal A * e i^ — New ments,” she seid, "and many Newton, >Mre. Evangeline Small, OOMPAHY MEN TortL Cbicaico. Detroit and Boston.__ merely injure ourselves. We speot ing among the peasant population^ drivers on call for emergency Mrs. Wilhelmina Tonaki and -Mrs. m e m b e r ^ AOTIT BUREAU OF But I’ll bet it was nothing com- Rice Lake, W1,b. Iff*! >^Frederlck CIRCULATIONS. the long Truman-Acheson years duty. Some of our Motor Corps Foster WlIllamA Leisz is,the father of Rice Lalw'a building up these curtains and cm' lared to the confusion it ceiaed members have served faithfully " Besides their work at' the bos The down at the advertising agencies. fer 'tnany year;, but they can first baby of 1»S7. aMumss'iio finlLncial >es^nrtb{i(ty "tor bargoes, and the pattern aet then pltal. whidt covers jonk hours of 1-1,. Ulj,¥ h.Ky Double S & H Green Stomps typocraphical errors appeartng in ad- Today, however, things are a lot only be .used for the Unfitted service ruhrting' erranm apd shopping for eertuements and other reading matter is the pattern which still obtains. different and there aren’t any 1956, borb six hours earlli■Her, for which they have volunteered. the patienta. as well aa aiding the Wallace Johnson, Leiss's boiisa. GIVEN WITH CASH SALES ALL DAT In The Manchester Ercnlng Herald. uopey. laws against smoking. Prac- "Right 'how." said Mrs. Vennard, DAYS' Yet It is to be noted that Presi­ hospital staff withclerical ai.d Display adeertising riostng hours: dent Eisenhower made stirring ticaliy everybody indulges in the who is heading up this Red Cross housekeeping duties, they aei ve u 3 hor Monday—I p.m. Friday habit and those who don't either service for the eighth year, “I ir Tuesday—1 p.tn. Monday. world-news when he reminded the guidps and sides at local Bloodnio- Thursday, Jon. 3T/ PARKADE DAYS SPECIALS PT Wednesday—1 p. nt. Tuesday. •niff snuff, chew tobacco or pitch have only two regular drivers for bile visits. The women help eirls 8.91 to 10.98 Girls' 49c Nylon Thursday—1 p. m. Wednesday. peoples of central Ehicopa Ihet horseshoes. Lately ' I've cut down day assignments—Mrs. Thomas facilitate the procedure and make ' Reg..3.98 to 5.98 I Girls'49c Knit For Friday—I P. m. Thursday. America atiU existed by offering on my smoking and now I limit Donahue and Mrs.' Beverl.v Law­ the operation of Bloodmobile Day For Saturday.—1 .p. m. .Fidtay. mysrif to only one ciga.ette a S e n ^ EluUc Sttekia^s ' ciaaaified^^eadKne*: l6:'ao a m. each flood relief aid across tha Iron rence. We have, besides twice- at effortless as possible for the • iSsnawsnsBSiiim M i u tp#iin» * Nylon Snosuits Stretch Socks h r ^ y of publication except Saturday — d a,.. However, because I roll the Save R -4 9 Curtain two years ago, and that weekly transportation of Gray donors. PiiM quithf M tadiM , Its Sal' Girls' Robes Rosebud Panties cigarette myself it lasts quit' a Ladles to Newington, weekly trips nring •tIm tlsidc icocUssi every other instance In which cur­ Integral Part of Blo«|d Drive / 1 CAKE ASPIRIN Wedneaday, January SO ■while. It should—it’s over u-ee with patients to cancer and polio The Motor Corps also, is an In­ that proviSa Aral, ewafon- a s ' M U C H AS tains havs been breached or feet long. clinics, and regular transportation tegral part of the Blood Program, •bit support at • otw CEHOUSE&SON 4.99 3 Pr 1.00 5 Or., 100 of handicapped persons to the re­ I low prkt you caa afor 4 « 3 p . 1.00 SAVER lowered seems to have done both for besides supplying transporta­ 1.99 Mtil for ktepinf Labels Accarate At Last? sldas of the world more good than habilitation center In Hartford. ' tion when needed on Bloodmobile Fabulous value! One-piece, Save 16c on each pair you "Our twice-weekly trips trans­ Day. they transport supplies of 901 Main Street—hH S-SS31 W E G I V E ^rf}?RE*EN STAMPS Double-woven cotton knit ptrishibli biki waa aver accomplished by the A Thought for Today all-nylon, machine washable buy during Parkade Days! {bods It tiste' EiUier tha idaoloflcal confuaioiu porting Gray Ladies for eve.nin.g whole blood from the blood center WELDON DRUG CO. Haif-price,*ri’ri less! Cotton- I panties for girls 4, to 16. Anklet style! Whites, pas­ 1 0 c «C our tlma are bteominK m orel curtain system of life. Perhaps we Sponsored by the M ancbeeter duty at the hospital are handled to patienta at the local hospital. quilt duster robes in sizes 1 Rosebud p/int on white snosuits. Qiiiltacel lined. ttmptjftf fresh' are nearing the dnd of the policy Oonnell of Chnrehee. 4 and 5; fine wale cordu- grounds. Save 16c on each Full zipper front. Cute tels, darks! 2 sizes fit all nesi Toist, hot ounfuMd, or they are bagiimins to I % ages! cik«;;.«lWs(q V A L I^ matching hats. Sizes 2 to 4. IZ clarify tbamaelvaa. Wa it ia of trying to starve the Com- roys. Sizes 3 to 6. I pair! 50 hot It the tibit Christ's tha latter. muniata out by ahutUiig. ouraelves call A netejsity! out Upon rereading the fall issue of I m Wa note now, In ngwa from Po­ "Power,” I was struck by a medi­ and More! land, that tha oppoidtlon to Pre­ tation sent In by T. Addington of Girls' Regular 2.98 5.98 to 9.98 Taan and Girls' and Pr^taon Girls' 2.98 mier Gomulka ia located in tha West Virginia. It seemed particu­ I Sound Craay? It la larly applicable to. the Uieme of **riKht wins" of tha Communist Youth Week this year. Cotton Blouses Flannel Gowns party. Now wa are all aceustomad It must be very true that wa' do Ranch Slacks Girls' Slickers not realite how wa, the citlxens of "Go therefore and make disci­ to bearing «f "risht wings" and ples of all nations, baptizing them tha. miBute wa hear of ona we 1957, would Bound to ourselves, If in the name of the Father and of • For Babies * Boys we could truly hear ourselves. 1.00 1.39 think of something stuffy and the Son and of the - Holy Spirit, i;39 1.00 Orig. 1.98 to 3.98. Odds and Else how could a’ man like teaching them to observe all that erar-conMrvativa and a(alnst I have commanded you; and lo, You buy Watkins famous 1 Sanforized, super-twill, Yip- 1 Famous Sawyer Fijpg Brand • Girls and Teens ends from all our stores! 90 girls’ flannelette right- j6»graaa of any kind. Harold Stassen say, and all of us I am with you always, to the close Fine qualtiy cotton blouse.s gowns at a vei'y special give at least tacit ^proval when 1 back skinny slacks from a I raincoats at an amazing ^ The "right wing" of the Oom- Of the age. Matt. 28:19-20. 1 great Texas mslKer.' Tan- I price! Girls’ sizes 3 to 14; and shirts. Some are soiled Parkade Days price! Some munlat party in Poland is eon ho says It, that It is a wonderful "This' waa Christ’s call to us. It Exciting values throughout our from handling. Sizes 3 to are .soiled from handling. thing that we are ^usy trying to has projected, through the years. 1 gerine or pink. Sizes 7 to | preteen 10 and 12; teen 10, aarvatlva and against changa Many have he'ard and followed this Style, quality anH 4a. 115.00 M irror -29.95 right styles to fit eVery oc­ fore the annual convention of the B. T. PETERMAN 1 .9 9 casion . . •. and we fit them 3 3.99 For Estron-Quilt Grib Blankets National Automobile Dealers As- « Installer Of Mirror 32.95 105.00 3 1.00 1.69 to your child’s feet with ac­ Ltckg His Usual Chinn Here’s another .grand buy! curacy and care! aociatlon out in Sait IFrandsco and American-Standard Super;warm, ■weather proof­ Brushed cotton knit and suggested that more trade with Because It presumed to see into ed, wool-quilt lined duffle jeweled shrugs at an amaz­ —at half price! Flannel Save 1.29 on each! Famous ^ * Equi|Mnent 2.98 lined corduroy slacks for make knit ski pajamas for various Communist countries, in the minds of men, and because it coats, toggIe-buttoned,-dou- ingly low price! Small, me­ Reg. 3.98 add 4.98. Estron Jnsulated blankets eluding Communist Oiina, might then took what it thought it ble-breasted and hooded I dium and large for girls 3 boys in sizes 4 to 7. Wash­ boys in sizes 3 to 8, Save TeL MI 9-9404 or 9-3001 with-6” rayon satin bindings or scalloped able,'of course! more—buy' 3 for 5.00. • Oxfords * Straps actually, be in this country's best saw and applied it aa a generaliza­ Install A Clean Ipswich Solid Maple Sizes 4 to 14. to 6x. edges. , , ' interfst- tion to many, many. ;nen, Defense • Pumps * Rod I Quiet. Efficient We can be fairly sure he is not Secretary WUton's latest bloop u s propagandist for the Commu­ not quite aa endearing as some • IroYYii • Potoot Reg, 3.98 Boys' * Gir|k' '/i Pricel Girls' Reg. 3.75 doz.* Chix-Made Fitted Reg. 8.98 fo 12.98 Reg. 2.98 Double Knee nists. We can guess that part of of his others. There waa -an en­ A m k m c a n IS back again! . kis Intcrsst in such a proposition dearing honesty about hia view for infants to subtooos atams from the idea that he him that what waa good for Genera? Ski. Slacks Storm Goats Chix Diapers Crib Sheets Boys' Surcoats ' Dungarees self haa a product which might Motors waa good for thd country, and sale priced! go well in arnne foreign markets and about his love of the bird BOW closed, by our own Amerlcen dog type of man, end even about It's a brand new edition of our famous i . 6 9 10.98 3.99 1.69 policy. his early charecterizaUon of the Nylon fortified gabardine doz. 2 s 7 9 7 9 e CHILDREN'S BOOTERY Nutmeg brown solid maple in authentic Fabulous value! Little fel­ Great value! Boys’ wnfor- But, Ip order to make such Suez crisis as a little thing, which old time charm and styling. Great value! Warmly lined, storm coats . . . double ■ I weather proofed poplin ski breasted, fur-collared, orlon •Slight . imperfects. Snow white, fitted crib lows w m I or gabardine zip- ized Sturdy navy denim tfOoch, be would have to have waa all it should have been. jeans. Zip fly front. Sizes I/Vf^n PARHADE Cbaory^ jsad he did. In his current remark about the sla^8„ in sizes 3, 4 ahd 6 pile lined. Sizes 10,. 12, 14. 20” x' 40” sizes. Boxed, sheets that are super- front surcoats at a fraction r ' i '■ 4 to 16. ^ v e more . . . Buy MlODtl Ti.’kNFiKl » • • MANtri! i’-t 1 He esBpiiled'Uib j.o>od in which National Guard serving as a haven for boys and girls. Buy 3 Also sizes 3, 4^ 5 with of course! Save 96c on soft and never need to of their regular prices! we, ln.tli|a eaantry, have erected for draft dodgefa during the Ko­ $44.50 Spindle Beds . . . .39.95 $129.00 Dresser Bssm 115.00 pairs for 5.00. matching slacks. each'dozen. iron. . ' Sizes 3 and 4. 3 for 5,00. renr e«m ^ barriers against the rean war his atUck is aa blunt Hot Water or Steam Boiler $74.50 Dresser Bases ..67.50 $36.50'Dresser Mirrors 32.96 tmrel Bf preducU to Com a* aver, .but his aim pe^aps a For The Ultimate In $19.60 DxesOTr Mirrors 17.95 $119.00 Double Chests 105.00 $110.00 Chesl-on-Cheata 94.50 , Wa were punish litUe less accurate. He vyaa deal­ Hofne Heating $110.00 Dress,er Bases . .94.60 Children's 1.00 to 1.49 Girls' 1.79 and 1.98 Tots' 2.50 2 Pc. Boys’ 1.98 to 2.98 Boyi'-Huikiei 4.98-5.98 Reg. 39c and 49e for being Com- ing with a matter of honor, in the $49.50 Paneled Beds . . 44.95 makipg sure we Uvea of many, men, reading mo- $74.50 31-ind8 Chests .67.50 ^4.60 Dresser Mirrors . 29.96 chino Slacks any reqiect. tlvea wholesale, and therefore, un­ Cloves & M itten s Flannel Shirts Knit Sleepers Sport Shirts Boys' ^ k s th a t' osntaln doubtedly. doing an inJusUce to emhanaas manV^men. Furthermore, the rec­ 1.00 2.99 .ra is e s . ord pf the National 6uard, - so 1.00 1 . 6 9 1.00 S p^^^IO O aptd Fom, often early in the front lines, c ^ te GiAnd chance to get that Save as much as off the For boys 6 to 16 arid hus­ havajianded t» doubt on the' idea that' anybody 'I'-j eittrs^ pair of y^rop} glovics or 'original prices! Sanforized, Arctic Weight, ? pc A grand group of pat- kies with 28” to 34” waists. Stock up on all their , sock hmiSremUn’i ahould aver regard it aa a pneana — ------.— gi^n>«r\styre vkh eii> tenis to choose from. Sanforized chino slacks needs for now and I^tcr! Bt that they of escape from, action. li'-iM bti' - f h b . ' cloaid booUo ' fe ^ ' Long sleeve sidles. with' sip-fly froiiUL ready Stripes and fancies! Sizes more de- nua'one, the redouhtahia Mr« yew^Mlagag Miar oeoai far Base 6 7 .5 0 Siseal to 4. flHan 6 to 18. cuffed! 7 to 10V|. Perfect quality! WUaon oould just aa ewB have rererHee, n ^ ip v 'qMtaiMa. ~ left BiMlit • U, Mirrpr 17.95 935 M A IN STR Mitchell f-5l7t; ’•I '* ' ■a

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' Listed at First National Bank THURS. ond FRI. Poses U.S. Dilemma MEN'S or BOYS' Tto Iflrat NaUonal B*hk of M«ri- s By JAMES MARLOW 'make tnorMM in depoeiU end total a«- Board Agenda Waehington, Jai,. 30;;(yi^— such a deciaion if he th iim neces­ Mta in the 2-year period ending in gpese wlll be making one motwad- sary in an emergency ? (Contiiined from Pag# One) j&atment to the bydfo^hn age when What is happening rio ^ -^ Daceinber, BOARD OF DUmCrORS ---- t it gives. Frezidznt R^nhowerkd- granf of standby, authority from H ie figure wda contained in a Hearing Room standing firmly behind DuUes and ■ t :t Congress to Elsenhower to use ha report to shareholden made, by Mna’.ripal R u lin g I vance approval to use > American his policies farm ed forces in trie Middle Eapt if he thinks best^--^ia the most re­ Shirley Harrington, preetdent of Tuesday. S Approved In Advance cent example Of the attempt to the bank, at their annual meeting. Public Hearlage THE MNBEUEVAILE a Oqinmunist attack ocaurz there, Eisenhower eaid Dulles has nSv- Oh the aiirface thliT expected aolve the M w Democratic dilem­ OFFER GOOD O NLY Harrlngtor. aleo reported In- On a proposer that the Town ar taken any action the President EXmA ma b y ' mXKlng Congress and the WITH COUPON ereasee in loane, 30 per cent, and of Manchesteiypurchese. the fran­ LOW PRICE OP ONLY congreeeional approVal-r4-'with no REG. $2.75 did not approve in advance. attack in aight—will hardly be President partners to a decision 8 U.S. Government aecuritlea. 102 per chise or franchises, rights end all The actions that were taken, n ore than a wy«hologtcal effort by. SOLES and HEELS cant; but decroaaee in mortgagee other personal property of the -- - . - nOCCBBclryt Elsenhower conUnued, were not this government to discourage com- ATTACHED IN 7 per cent; and in land, building, H igbl,^ Perk Water Co. spasmodic, were not impulsive, R E O i .'I Democrat a-ith Small D 26 MINUTTES! muniain from open 'aggresslbn by Imprbvementa and equipment, 10 PuUm Diacnaaion oa Agenda Items they did not come off the top of Eisenhower, a good Democrat warning it ahead of time. But it with a small d, suggested it. In per cent. X tlnflnlsbed Business the head. $14.9S ta goee deeper. Harrington added that, becauac To see if the Board will fix i Some Democreta have accused the years ahead Congress and the o f the growth of the bank’a b u ^ It hits the heart of these two President, no matter who he la, date for n pul^Uc hearing concern' ’Dulles of acUng impulsively, par SAL $22.95 questions; ZOTTI SHOE REPAIR neaa, roaervea have been increased Ucularly when he announced the will probably be faced with the ing propoiala: that . sidewalks be U n d 1; How can a democracy, with its aubatantially. United States would not join In same problem in the same or per­ 701 MAIN STREET-OPEN THURS. TILL 9 P. M. cons^cted on E. Kiddie Tpkc. slow snd open processes, protect it ­ Keelect Direcloea financing the proposed Aswan haps other forms. from Summit St. east to the vicin­ self against a dictatorsbl|}. which covroN ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ I couroN In another matter, Uw bank’a M y Hr^ . Rad. Navy, OtBM. Hock, Watab M|d Shat 10 ta 16 ' There are some who still blame ity of the new High School, on B. dam in B^^ypt. can make sudden, secret decisions ahanholdera reelected/the follow­ Eisenhower said he approved Pre.sident Truman for deciding to Middle Tpkc. on the south side of lO begin a war ^wUh. hydrogen ing membera of th e ^ a rd o f direc- the road east from the Manchester Dulles' declsiona from top,to bot­ resist Red aggression in Korea tora: Andrew Aunaldi, Cecil -W. bombs big enptigh to bring quick without first getting a formal Green School, on Vernon-St. f r W tom. victory? Bngland, Harpington, D. Lloyd Hilltop Rd. to the Buckley School. The President went on. to eey You'll see these fabrics in declaration o f support from the Hobnm, Hawld A. Iversen, Bdadn that Dullea has been imbued with 2. How can a democracy, search- full Congress. But if he had waited, New Bnslnesa UNGERiEJSUARANC^ Ing. fo r a wa/, to protect itself, by A. Johnaow ^orge C. Leasner, A r­ To see if the Board will fix a the idea since he was si dre^s selling for $30\ . \ / South Korea might have been lost. DON’T MISS THIS GREAT mando Peace, Willard B. Roegre, old that the posiUon of Secretary acting, and reacting irith utmost Wi)h that les.son in mind, Eiseh- date for a public hearing on a sp e ^ ' in an- emejtiency, avoid tak­ John^ O. Rottner, Robert Schal- proposed appropriftibn by alloca­ of State is the greatest and moat hower got, authority from .CJon- ing on some coloration of a dicta­ grcaa to use his own judgment in ler„ aul M. Sllveratein; Irving R tion from the Capital Works Im­ important job in the world, PAJAMAS NYLON GOf NS and PAJAMAS torship ?■ SAVINGS OPPORTUNITY! a. Over the years, Eisenhower went defending Formosa. The authority itch, William J- Threaher, John provement Fund for the construc­ . Smacks of Dictatorship on, DuUes has accumulated wis­ he has asked now for the Middle *55 OLD5MOB1LE R. Wennergren, and Oortlandt G. tion o f new bath houaee at the POLISHED and NWMTWIRTS ,, REG. $8.95 t o $10.95...... $ 5 . 9 8 *55 DaSOTO Winters. > Globe Hollow Swimming Pool. dom, spirit and knowledge as good It smackk a little'of dictatorship East ia just one more step along To see whet action the Board as those of any man in the world. when , a nation not only becomes the same road. S-88 Holiday Coupe ^2865 V-8 Hardtop . , . f ...... $ 4 . 9 8 more secretive but, out of sheer will take concerning the resigna­ Eisenhower was asked about sREO. $5.98 ...... $4.98 REG, $7.95 Yet, no matter how democratic need for speed in crisis, entrusts tion of William Allen from the Dulles' statement that the Preet­ Blaenliower or any other President CHjUilBRAYS the most fateful declsiona to. one *54 FORD " *53 OLDSMOBILE Town Planning Commisalon. dent would go to almost any iREG. $5.00 /eee e,ta,ta»>e • e; eee e e • • e $ 4 e b Q rEg ; $5.98 ...... $ 3 . 9 8 may be, each time Congress givaa Nine Killed, man or a handful of ifiert. a President a blank . check it en­ To eee if the Board will auUior- length to avoid uae of troops in Cnpjom “ F* Tudor ^ 0 G 5 “ 98” 4-Door De Luxe 1173 the Middle East. The questioner When this country was still trusts more of the nation's, future iae the Manager to a i^ a release REG. $3.98 e • e e e e I $2.9ft REG. $4.98 ...... , • • $ 3 . 9 8 wanted to know whether Elsen­ isolated by oceans from sudden snd to one man's decision. By so doing 50 Injured of certain drainage right of way hower believes there is danger that direct attack by the big overseas it moves a little further away '53 PONTIAC *50 MERCURY over and across land on the eouth V AIU E S! SAVE .UP r b 1.32 powers, .Congress could afford time from the full democratic procefs. aide of Center St., west o f Love statement might be misinterpret­ ed as indicating the United States E «g. to debate the question' of war. ChleftMn “8" 2-Door ^845 thistom 4-Door 495 In Ship Blasts Lane. . ^ WOOL HATS and SCARFS ■ Now bombers can circle the might not fight under any circum- CASHMERE PULLOVER SWEATERS Heat Wave To eee if the Board will author­ atances. 6 9 c . . . . 0-1 • Month Drete, values up to 4.98. Broad- 9 . 6 6 globe. Hydrogen bombs can wipe *49 PONTIAC • Alameda, Calif., Jan. 30 much Advants Printed Pettrms------35c to 50e ery designs. 'Save more now. J / fc ' REG. $10.95...... attack on the-United States. There stroke cases. the dark hoUering,” he conUnued. asasiona for thia calendar ‘year. that this country will be led down may be various forma of Commu­ Seasons south of the Equator •The smoke was so thick you the path where no loss, no emer­ RfiO* $22.95 ,tp $29.95 ..,...... ,>. $1 4v9(() $ 8 . 9 0 To see what action the Board REG*. $14.95 ...... f t • nist aggression which, if not stop­ are the reverse of those to the Manchester Motors could hardly breathe." Ho got out gency and no tragedy would And it ped promptly, might mean quick north. may wish to take concerning a re­ BIAIN ' ‘a— Selling and Servicing Oldsmebllez for Over 23 Years before the second blast. .. unwilling'to fight. Red victory and erosion of other VlriCh Kale, a boilermaker quest for passage of an “ Ordinance 812 W EST CENTER ST.—Open Evenlng« TIU 9—M I 9-6U7 Limiting Houra of Sale of Liquor Fulbrlght said the information people’s will to resist FILIPINO FIRE KILLS SEVEN working on a nearby ship, grabbed a n d MATERNITY SEPARATES* to be Cotuumed 6ff the Prem leei." he wants from DuUes about deal­ COnON SHIRTS ILOUSES It is in this area of the un­ Manila, Jan. 30 (4*)— Seven per­ a gas mask and started for the To see K the Board wjU authorize ings with foreign heads of state 2 Pc. Reg. $14.95. ... i ...... -S8.90 known that the Democratic prob­ sons died today in a fire that gut­ engine room of the Jeanny. ia “ pertinent" and the Senators Children's Specials Resr. $3.98 to $5.98. . ! ...... ’...... ;.. .$2.99 lem is the sharpest; the M a n a ^ to make strange- ^Pc. Reg. $19.95...... * .... . $12.90 ■ ted two factories in a Manila sub-^ . “ Smoke was boilUng up and we menta with the Mencheeter Housfiig must have it fdr their Middle Eaat Reg. $7.95 and up...... $4.99- How can Congress retain Its urb. Police said they were In could hear people at the bottom Authority for the uae of the Lewie inquiry. R*g. 1.00 arid 1.99 Slippari...... 77e and 1.47 control over the . ability o f one vestigating the possibility that the o f the ladder yeUlng for hdlp,” he Property on Eaat Middle Turnpike Fulbright spoke out in an Inter- { WOOL OR COnON TOPS man, the President to pull a trig-_ fire might have been started by said. near Finley gt. for veterene mov­ view after Sen. Knowland of Calif­ 1.19 Value Corduroy Playwear 1-6 ...... 7^7e WOOL JERSEY ILOUSES i* , ■ ger which puts this country into 1 an arsonist. i "Then the second blast went o ff ing from the Greenheven Veterene ornia, the Republican leader,. said I Reg. $10,95...... $6.90 ■omethlng hit me In the head an(T Housing Project, • - that disclosure.of this kind of In-1 Rag. 2.98 Little Girls' Cotton Dress l-6x ... 1.66 Reg. $3.98 lo $5.98...... $2199 Reg. $ 8 . 9 o . $4.99 knocked my mask o ff.T started to formation "i* not customary." J To see what action the Board Knowland aaid It. will not be fur-1 1.29 Value Infants' and Children's Gab. Reg. $7.93 and up...... -S4.99 Reg. $5.98...... '...... -..$2^99 fan down the ladder but the guy will take .concemliw a proposed behind me grabbed me. A big nlshed to the committees. BUI in the General Aiaembly fixing Playmreer ...... , 99c sheet o f flame came rushing out Other Senators said Knowlahd's I different dates for considering an^ ■tatement reflected opposition Skywatch Schedule o f the engine room. And after adopting the Annual Budget and Reg. 1.98 Little Boys' Cord Slacks 3-6x .... 1.77 OPEN P A R K A O e , OPEN that we couldn't hear anybody which President Eisenho<'’er ex­ making other changes in the 1.00 Value Boys'. Cottgn Sweat Shirts 6-14 . ..77e MiDDLl TUWNPIKf . . . MANCMt'.UP T^es., Wed., Sat. 10 to 6 hollering aw morf.” Town's flaoal effaira. pressed at a White House meeting Moit., Thurs., Fri, 10 to 9 ' Thursday, January 31 . Richard Chon toe, a Navy medical with then to revesting confidential ASEMENT FOOD STORES To see if the Board will fix’ a date Rag. 1.00 Boys'-Sport Shirt ...... B7e Midnight— 2 a.m. . Volunteers needed corpsman, got into the enpne room conversations and eor~espondents. 2 a.m.—-4 a.m. .... ■ V .;...... Volunteers needed tfte r it cooled. He recalled: for e public hearing on a proposed Democrats conceded that if Eisen­ additional appropriation to pay the Rag. 2.'98 Boys' Flannel-Lined Twills ...... 2.77 4 ana.-;-6 a,m...... Volunteers needed Soltasaa Cfom Chawdtr "Two men hed been blown hower clamps down the lid on such NaMzco Premium 21-mUi interim tax for the Globe 6 a.m.—8 a.m...... Bill Barret ’< a g a ^ t a . bulkhead and were communications and memoranda, 1.49 Value "7-14 Girls''' Flannel Skirt...... 1M Saltiaea Lb. 25c A Hollow Property purchaaed from 8 a.m.— 10 a.m.*.., ...... Volunteers needed Na. IV2 cem r t g . 2Se draped over'pipes. Cheney Bros, subsequena to the there wouldn't be much they could i 2.49 Value Jr. Girls' Gab. Jacket...... 1.98 10 a.m.—-Noon ...... Joseph Carlin . . ' ‘ "Three men were heaped In 1959 Grand List. do about it. I Noon-- 2 p.m...... Joseph Carlin Chocolate CWp c o n eomer on top of one another. Their In the Army-McCarUiy hearings Reg. 1.98 Jr. Girls' Blouses'...... '... 1.47 2 p.m.—4 p.m...... Olive Chartier-rLouise Lord Na. IV2 N.E. 25e clothing was intact but their be- To see what action the Board three years ago, Eisenhower ruled may take concerning a proposal 4 pjn.^—6 p.m. . .. Wilfred J, L ^ i r e — W. Joseph Pecan Ceoklez S*/t Oz. 39c hmgingB-^pbcfcet knives, watches, that congressional coniuittees Clearance Jr. and Subtaan Sweaters .. 2.47*3.47 Lemire Na. 2 V2 c o n rag. 43e cigarettes, stuff like that—had that an ordinance be adopted fixing a fee of 1100 a lot in subdivisions to were not to be given information .. EVERYDAY? IS 6 p.m.-:-8 p.m. . ,. . .Lucy Burke—^Roger Winter b ^ blown from their pockets and provide a fund for various public, about conversations between ' 8 p.m.— 10 p.m...... Frank W. B irry , were lying around them." facilities. policy-, .aking officials of the ex- | 10 p.m.— Midnight ...... 'Vlrfflnia Manchester Thelma Gray SALTINES KARD SYRUP The Jeanny was newly out of ecutive department. | To see If. the Board wlU fix a THURSDAY*FRIDAY*SATURDAY Skywatch Post located on top of Manchester Police Station. Vol- mothballs and being rushed to However, Fulbright contended'! R«9. 79c OUR POLICY^ By KEEBLER RED LABEL date for a public hearing on a pro­ .Roqukir 39e V* a ! unteers may register at Civil Defense Headquarters, Municipal Feb. 8 deadline. She was leased to that the nature of Dulles' personal Building, on Monday, Wednesday, Friday from lr5 p.m. the American . Transport Co. to posed additional appropriation by To sell nationally ad­ allocation from the Capital Im ­ diplomacy; • which haa taken the Cotton Iras Combod Cotton carry oil to Europe. Nylon Briofs LUNCHEON SPECIAL provement Reserve Fund for al- Secretary of State around the Knit Tops vertised brands at the 16 Qz. 29c > 24 Oz. 25c 'Welders' torches may have Ig' teratlona to'the Educational Square world several times, makes It im-I Ideal for all figure types. GriEod *Fronkf nrtors ONLY lowest prices possible, Bited Petroleun fumes, said Aus­ Stitched cup style for School Buildings. perative that the committees re­ PLUS complete cus­ tin Shean, assistant general inan ceive at least a paraphrase of hia I youthful contour. 3 p r . I ” and Bidiod Boons At tliB MANCHESTER MAZOUOIL ager of 'Podd Shipyards. To see what action the Board 8er\’ed with 'buttered ban and French tomer satisfaction! may take concerning preUmlnary conversation! with heads of other { 97c An unidentified shipyard official states. Long wearing, run-proof Fries. SALES anil AFft.lANGE GO. MAZOLA OIL said heat from the torches may plans and specifications and cost acetate. White, pastels, Values to 1.B8. Solids and estimates for additions and altera­ ‘I think Congress, is entitlad to I 2 i . r $ 1 . 0 0 FREE Pio and Coffoo . Pta. 39c hav, set off reserve fuel in a tank know, for instance, - something 8-7, stripes. Girls' 7-14, wom­ tions to the Washington School in­ . . M A IN en's S-M-L.' . , “ We Make Competifion An investigation is being con' cluding authorization to the Mana- about* the conversations the Secre­ MAIN *'(?M r'<^2a29 ducted. ?:er to contract with the architect tary had with beads o f states in hla Not Mpet lt!“ Qta. 69c or the preparation of detailed con­ visit to the Middle Bast In '1953," tract plans and apecifications. Fulbright added. He said this infer- Niagara To tee It the Boiard will authorize ipation need not be publicised, but { NEVER BEFORE-A NQME^LAUNI^UKEJ^H BOSGO SYRUP the Manager to apply to the Feder­ should be available to'Senators. Laundry Court Cases al Government for cemveyance to In M a y 1953, Dulles conferred! MANY OTHER* UNADVERTISED SPECIALS Starch the Town of the land and Commun' at length with then Premier Mo- 12 Oz. 35c ity Building located at Orford Vib hamed Naguib of Egypt. He aleo | John J. Btaron. 29, Hartford, lage and to accept a deed from trie talked with larael'a' David- Ben-1 -MATES waa found innocent in Town Court Federal Government for srich prop­ Gurion, King Hussein I of Jordan. 24 Oz. 59e 12 Oz. 19e today of driving while under the erty. King Faisal II of Iraq, Gen. Adib! SENSATIONAL SPACER-SAVERS! Influence of intoxicating liquor PuMie Discussion on Other Hems ShlMiekly of Syria and other Mld-1| LINIT Dec. 3. ' WATER CO.MMISSION die East leadera. ^A SH AND DRY AT THE SAME TIME IN jUST 2E‘ A U N IT Staron waa arrested on cetri Publle Diacusslon of Dullea said in accepting, the pro- j | visions of the Fulbright resolution 1alnt of Town Court I^osecutor Agenda Items ■:->A i pak St Ufa hw , taw s rita ! | J U9UIP STARCH LAUNDRY STAkPH 5ohn R. FitzGerald 'who aaid he New Boetneee yesterday it was hie underatand- waa nearly run aft the road by To see if the Commission will Ing the Inquiry "wlU not seek to make an assessment for trie’ cost breach the confidence of - other | ^ How much Btaron'a car near Rt. 1C. w . 12 Oz. 2 For 27c Deputy Judge Kup baaed his of sanltsry sewer extensions in friendly natione." M l 23c decision on testimony given by Dr. Keeney St. snd HsCkmstsek St., Dulles, who will appear again PER WEEK Joijn Prigns'no and Sgt, Henry and if trie Commisalon w i l l ^ an before the combined committees * • moo - would your aufo in a closed session Friday, was FOR THE PAIR KASCO Argo. .Qaruder, who examined Staron effective date for such Ibsess- ARGO after hta aireat. rather than a re­ ments. praised warmly by Eisenhower in Gloss 3 Lmun^mat Dryer port of a blood aampla examined To see if thf Commlksion will a aurprlse presidential visit to the I insurance allow? ' pO e MEAL Storek by Dr. Abraham Stohlman, chief levy an aasesamant for tha coat Capitol yesterday. . . | aWaak hJAw, dry alwva-*two M L a Jtft oaa warthg opted .doeo e w toxicologiat of the Stats labora­ of sanitary sewer extension In Eisenhower told RepubliQsn Sen­ kudiatOteiaBMtiaia. ' Ibb . . . aofOy, fh«mi|d»ly. ** ators at a luncheon of their party tory. . Lyndale St. and fix an affective a f? T in - i8y oreoRtahaKh.;; > f*» w ww 12 Os. 15c - Dr. Btohlbian'a report Indicated date for such asaessment. policy committee that Dulles waa j iLidLJSsi. 64c . i ’ ‘.V a reading of .23 per cent of alcohol 'an outstanding, dedicated man" aahatien . . . isBtntd aUdssi^ > • / • even unoer eeuaiw. » To tee If the Commisalon will who waa "doihg a terrific job" de­ .in Staron's blood at the time the make an aaaessment for the cost a g i t ^ , ' a Uhl la dcMt. bath, dmwiac mem, DERBY ARGO blood samplb waa taken from him spite the fact that he was "under] a Uae l«a aeap. km «Mw. M i l 9 uiat. easily veMsd. of sanitary sewer extension in Osk handicaps." ‘! ahortly after hla arreat. Dr. Stohl- St. extension snd fix sn'effective irld^ V 1— TO. .1— ^ J. ^ Coofwdoa CelomI PI6S FEET CORNSTARCH man waa not present In court to- date for such assessment. ,day to testify regarding his report To see if the Commission will POW Commander Medics! authorities agree that a make an assessment for the coat 1 Lb. 1 4 c reading of .15 is the dividing line 9 Oz. 29c of sanltsry sewer extension in M ott auto insurance companies limit towing and labor ^5^ between aobriety and intoxication. Judith Dr. snd Hackmatack St. To Address QubI However, Dr. Prig.nano and Sgt. and fix an effective date for such paymenu io SIO. But not A lU u te! You’re.allowed up to LIPTON LIPTON Garuder'a reports indicated trial assessment. Col. Warren Kennedy of Bloom­ S25*-morr than double the usual am ount! SUron'a ability to drive was only Public Discuasloa a t Other Items field will eddrese the tu p le s Club li'iik : . Come In Today SOUP MIXES allghtly impaired. of Second Congregational Church' Rich, hand*rubbnd Mahogany finish This Is ju lt one exam ple'of over 20 increased bciwfitt The cases of two 17-year-old Saturday night at the church. 2 'th rn cid — 6 8 g o u g o Sovef THE M < g fTIA and and extra protections you get in the new Allstate Crusader CNI6REN URRIi irj Mancbaater youths arrested for He will tell of hia experiences as TIIIATIVEflETAILE) 35e allegedly siphoning gooUne from a commander of 60.000 German!] Policy. Yet you still pay Allstate’s famous low rates! « L b .' 4 trtKdi.wera raferre^ to juvenile About Town pirsoners of war. rsis REGULAR 24.98 79 c •uthoriUea. Preceding the program, membera j j Nylon Visit OurSTORXTO^N See or phone your AllsUte Agent now for complete lEEFVEinAILE The Rev. Frank M. Caughey Jr., i l P T O N Denial J. LSngc J r.„ 0 f 140 W. will have a poUuck supper at 7:15.! NYLONS Fnttislips details about all the new added futures o f the 'Allstate irOlliiSDUF i 31c MtAtfa Tpkc., and Jon J. Fedora of who haa been a miastonary Those attending are asked to callj SHERATON TA8IIS S3 Oliver Rd., were originaUy Thailand under the Presbyterian the following hoetessee: Mrs. Rob­ JUVENILE FURNITURE AT UlSCOUNT PRICES! ! Crusader Policy. Compare Allstate protection with that TEA DAGS charged with larceny after being Foreign Missions Bosi-d. will talk ert Footer,. 393 Oakland St., thoae 1 « 7 RREEN Pair 8 5 c SEE US FOR THE BEST DEAL ON THE FOLLOWING: ^ o f other leading companies. Th4n you'll see why. whateyer THB MOr’ TEA arrested Jan. 22 for allegadly bn "The Cluiatian Church in Th-il- who surnames begin with letters Jteg. 1.98 Cotton'Dfou ' Lwriiry thbles at a new ■ ■ PEI )27e taking gasoline from a truck )and" at the meeting o, the Center from A to G;.Mrs> Myles Staples, aLnlhbva Cribs ' aBathincttcn . a Canco Chairs, Jumpers ht^pens, you’re in good hands with Allstate!^ Congregational Church Men's Club 14.Main St., H to M; Mrs. Arnold 3poirs$2.50 Nylon acetate tricot' low. price! Graciously “ w 48 Tea Bags 59d esmad by Alexander Jarvis. Reg. I.OO Pr. styled by a top' m aker... a Abboti Play Pena • Peterson StroUen a Kantwet Mattress Virginta P. Barrett, 40, of 120 n-idsy night. Preceding the pro­ Tozer, 106 Henry St., N Uz S, and styled in the 18th Cea- gram, a spaghetti supper will be Mrs. Hqward Morse, 12 Lodge Dr., deftly trimmed with lace a Collier-key worth Carriages, a Thompson Rockery Chaira a Nursery Lamps SEARS, ROEBUCK A CO. BLDG. tAkawood Circle, waa granted a • I . and ruffles. 'White and 2 BEECHNUT CONTADINA served, at 6:4ij. Interested r:en are T to Z. They are aleo reminded to tiiry manner.t.experdy BoUa, on payment of $25, to a OVr famous T * I5 ’t mutt pastels.. .Siaea S-M-Lb Reg. >.7» Each ' ' A full line of carriage padjs, play pdUa and crib, bumpers. cha>ia of passing a stationary Invited. bring their own cilverware add crafted in,idect hard- . 34B Middio Tompiko Wost, Maneliosfor STRAINED ' dishes. Naw-for-Spring prints oa achoal 'bus. wtar her 90 days of return TOMATO PASTE Col. Kennedy haa a great nd'mbet’ '/MAIN, carefully made 'n smart­ woods.'"ChooM youttl '

MANCHESTER EYEIN G HERALD. MANCHESTER, CONN., WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 30, 1951 PAOFI GE TEN MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN., WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 30, 1967 ------^------— t r appears as an easy T-Ihlrt or a saying afterwaro, "you can’t blama TARKADI DAY SfECIALS* frilly ferhlhine'affalr o f ailk or chif*' Theft Suspect a giiy for tr^iig.” Dre89^StyU9t ■ fon With a big bow at the neckline. Hand Fteto for Lnach FOR A U HOUSRH' H-Bomb Efficiency Stilt..Jackets' are eltjief'waiat- One hand of each priaonar was Preadejit res length .and (foihpletely loose, or Tried to Gain freed for lunch. when ArquUIa " FUEL FURFOSiS Designs iVeiij mkl-hip and semtfltted. Tbc, hilsL bolted from hia saat, threw hla tray the-tummy and the hips come in In the face one officer and MEANS I PARKADE DAYS Improved by AEC ^L a zy Loot’ for drapery. Shavvl collars on cobk- PlaneControl lunged for the cockpit brandishing DiscWrtesy to Saiid tail Clothes drop down to bate the a amall tabla knlfp. from hla tray. ahouldera. Bhlrtwaiat dresses and Mlaa Vliglnia Buss, the steward- Baltimore, Jan. 80 OSV—A bank OLD OOMFANYS TYPEWRITER PLAYING CARD l (Ooattaiaed from Page One) m r NADEANR WALKER cardigan suits’' chrry on the casual a, told newamen afterwards: Paris, Jan. 30 (fi^ M a ggy Roulf "let yourself go" theme. robbery auapect triad to aaiae con­ "T8ie door waa part way open. LEHIOH (OMtiMwd from Pmfo P) deeighed to Increase and improve trol of a crowded alrborna airliner Ha had Umeo It perfectly. 1 felt Plintic coRtsd. Reg. $1.75. has brought out 'whkt aha calls the Late day and formal decoUetage yesterday, providing a moment of Melendv A lterna te I the United States arsenal of Wea­ him coming for aome reason. As B tokm aad Oil Baroera Said a a i In f pil»un4 S3H trim as a sail. Indictments charto the tirio with P A R K A D E D A Y P R IC E . ■ * o # O F F Com\. Band Ind Wasp Waist Back ^ above ground when the plane was and confer. School, where h ^ a now a Mnior, ' The commission reported that Avoldlng.much fuasy.drapery, ha conspiracy and five counts of as­ He therefore doplorea, he aaid. from California, Wi«re he moved SPECIAL m o m M M M B ™ Trust Go...... 36 39 The wasp waist la back, aiuf uses little flat folds, vertical or about 30 minutes out of Detroit. the Enlwetok tuta in 1956 had belted up ttgfit Cften It is marked sault and armed robbery In the rob­ aay'diacourteay applied to a vialtor from Haw’ali. \ Manchester flTust . . . 62 67. horizontal, often - buttoned down. ArquUIa; his girl friend, Mrs. bery of the bran''h bank In North­ V lio cornea here to aee If any bettoTj RHEAI-'RR'S NEW CARTRIDGE FILLED FANCY FRESH GRADE "A " yielded "Impprtant InformaUon'' with an "X''-^tucks, pleats or tabs Frances .Barchard, 19, and Martin At the local high bchool, Mel­ FRESH NATIVE OVEN HEADY relating to developing defensive Fire Inauranee Companies Plain bodices look like T-shirta. east Baltimore. They had been ar­ understandinfr can be gained. Thia endy played football aa\a tackle Aetna Fire ...... 70 73 croMing on the midriff F. Feeney, 41, a fugitive from a SLEDS weapons and “means of reducing By contrasts, backs may gq Some shirts are crisply ^knife-plek.- Massachusetts prison, were raigned earlier tr< Minneapolis only doea not neceaaarily imply approval and waa a Javelin throwel\on the FOUNTAIN PENS Hartford Fire ...... 134 144 ed. Others dre straight and slim for the purimse of aetttng bail— CONSTIPATED? faHoufe from weapons firings.” brought to Baltimore from Waeh- of any internal development in any track team. He ia now a me^mher National Fire ...... 77i4 82H free, falling In .one' uritcammeled' while a good many have front-full- $26,000 for-each of the men and country, he aaid; it meana aimply of the dramatic club, "SockNand ib Research, development and pro­ Phoenix ...... T7 80 swoop from shouldei's to hem. (Jke ington by automobile and indicted Reg. $2.98. AC duction programs have been "ac­ neaa cupped in at tha hem to get $20,000 for Mrs. Barchard. that Ihd work for underatanding Buskin. \ HALF PRICE 39® EGGS 49’ other designers this season, Rouff by a federal grand jury' for the FOWL Ufa and iMenuUty Ina. Cos. the look..of a sail halt full o ' wind. and peace are the moat important He waa nominated aa on alterV PARKADE DAY PRICE ^ l a T 3 celerated” to Buoh en extent, said favors crepes and drapes. $12,958 holdup of a Fidellty-Baltl- new laxative discovery the AEC, that it has been neces- Aetna Life ...... ',174 One tricky effect seen several more National Bank branch la&t ‘ SAMARITAN work he ia en.^aged in today. nate to the Naval Academy by Aetna Casualty ...... 116 Coral and yellow are her favored TRY OVR DELICIOUS •ary to expand facilities for con­ colors. DoDar-sized polka dots apob times was a skirt hem caught up at Nov. 21. Juleaburg, Colo. (8’) — Good- gaud waa flyjng in Jrora New Sen. Prescott Bush. .R-Conn.) |for \ ' l O X I D * 'a ’ • ‘ Conn. General ...... 251 the waist or shoulder hladM behind. hearted Louis Hansen may not be York where he waa warmly greeted David A. BetlkTRiVeraide, ceiving, engineering, testing and $h* seen*.; Print! of ten run lo cabi- All three were taken to city jail un-locks-bowoLblacloL producing weapons. .Hartford Steam Boiler 79 trailing airy streamers like a fete- so good-hearted in the future. by federal and United Natlona of- Travelers ...... 71 bage rosas. Sbme woolqna have a to await arraignment. " No date ' ' 1 hi . ~ R50KS ' atrawlike surface. Both chiffon and dressed yacht. After befriending a young married without gag, bloat or grip# hciala but anubbed by the city ORA8H KQXB WfNWAN . . Among other highlights; been set. ^A tlO N E R Y NOTES BARBECUED liHICKENS 1. Production of uranium ores . FbbUo UtUHies ■ilka have a satiiW look Slim, long evening dresses take U.S. Marshal D. Enard Erickson couple In Denver, Hansen pur­ goiveminent yeaterday, North Ear;!. Md., Jan. 30 —An NANCY ORKH’ WRAPPED IN ALUMINUM FOH. FOB YOUR CONVENIISNCB Conn. Power , ...... 4114 the form of a tolled spiral. A strap­ chased transportation for the Constipation ia cauMd by aetlTatea normal eolonto Breoka Precedent RORSV TWINS _ A ■ • ^ and concentrates from all free Cuffs turn up at both ends--at of Min'nesota, one of five federal reflexes. So offaethro that It auto struck the. rear of a truck i world tourcea riipplylng the Unit­ Conn. Light A Power 19 the shoulders of ba«-srm ed less pink chiffon formal has a ekirt officers , gushing the trio, said newlyweds and rented a hotel room what doctora call a "thrifty” By contraat Baud had Eliaenhow- HARDY ROYS O Cl KO Hartford Elec. Lt. . . . 574 for them in nearby Sterling. He colon. A "thrifty” colon is one zalievM rran ehronie eoAsti* on Route 40 near here' yeaterday. i PARKADE AFor /4 87^ Fath'a new "come and go” col- _* 1__.^1. ^ AUme elamw #al1 9a bulk, a ^ or drug UOativoa, 'airport Inatead of awailiag him at shock. His condition was deacribed **For Your O0ice AWrf*’^ Bristol Brass 13 15 ■o'ahrunkan' that ttoy fail to the 'Whlta Houae. power “continued to move ahead,” laction, shown today, is as casual oxeito or atimulato the urge CouiNAio nAittor gaca, Uonta aa not serious. State Police aa)d the REEB’S, Inc. Collins ...... 110 126 and easy going as its name Hcada of all government dapatt- Tost* ond Comport — Sotisfy .although progress toward to purge that propela and ax- nor gripao; doaa not tntonata car crashed Into the rear df a trac- achievement of ''economic” power Dunham Bush ...... lO'^ 11*. Jacques Fath’a widow. Genet with your absorption o f vita* mcnta and officea in Waahlngtoit' locrtrailer which was halted for MANClH*STER SHOPPING PARKADE— MI .7.7167 Em-Hart ,36 88 pala wasta from your body. were adviaed to let their employea -from Ihejatom both at home and vieve, baa cut her collection to less mine and other vahiahla food a r^d^Jight at’ the intersection of abroad “ la In its early stages . . . Fafnir Bearing ...... 53 56 than' half Its former size. Her TO RB6AIN NORMAL RICU- nutrients; and in elinieni out for long lunch perioda ao they Miarylaitd..^Routa 222. Landera-Frary Clk. .18*4 20i LARITV two t h im ara nacoa- eould line the route from the air­ T large amounts of manpower and prices are slashed in the s^me pro­ / testa, did not eausam sh or money will be required to attain N. B. Machine Co. .. 34 37 portion. The tabs now range from saty. riraL- thelid dry. r r . a h ^ a n etlwr aide reactions. port to the official gueat ho-,«ie North and Judd .... 37 40 contents of your colon Which acroaa Pennaylvanla Avenue from it.” $250 to $5t5. convauM "v -r - ITS A PHT8IOLOCICAL FACTt Russell Mfg...... 9 11 A woman can be an elegant OPENS FRIDAY now block your bowel murt to Exerelso tones yonr body I the White Houae. 8. A "notable advance" was made in. the program to develop Stanley Works ...... 45 48 ■touch in the Acw Path clothes, ra-moiatenad. Steond, bulk And COLONAIO azardaaa year Beginning with a meeting at the Terry Steam ...... 150 — J»r Jimt/•ei... Mtd must to brought to your colon White House today Baud and El- nucleafHtowered aircraft. which ou!e aoqMthing to th'e'Chaiv rolon t o ^ o it agnlMtccasO* 'fha' immin&tsaloh waa referring Torrington ...... 25i4 271 nel letond. Genevieve aaya alle has t o 9- r « 4k * «-a smniLA'ni it. pation, overnight t Whathar •enhower will hold a aeriea of con- U.S. Env*lp com ..... 23’ 25 and ao, axeito ita muaelaa to versa tiona covering the whole | here to. a dcyelopment first dis­ "pi|t everything back where It be oecaaional, frequent or ehmo* closed ih recent months at a Con- U.S. EMV'lp pfd 11*4 13f longs" in the feminine silhouette. aetlon; to 9 normal urga to ie, whatever you degree of range of Middle Baatem problems, i Veeder-Rqpt ...... 47 50 A atata dinner at the White House ■ greaalonai hearing—the fact that Waista are bjptod at the purge. constipntloa. gat Colonaid, in tonight starts a series of aociat; a turbojet engine was powered ex­ Tbe.jibove quotations ara noi to waistline, busts eiirva and hips are and, of all LAXA'nVES. only eaay-to-taka tablet form jit Ovents to honor the King. j clusively by heat from an experi­ be 'construed aa actual markets. hippy. Hems show a long expanse COLONAIO, the hmasing new any drug eounter, todivl Tha Eisenhower is reported to be | mental'reactor at the A sC ’s re­ of lega-^lS or 16 iiichea. But every­ laxativa discovery poBaeises. price, omy 98c for tha aeonom. counting heavily on these talks— ] actor testing station . in Idaho. Sir Harold Scott, once the head thing is a bit looae, bloused or Count Aio'9 great meteturiatny fenl 60 toblat paokaga.a, brings——^ The exberimeni .took place on the Of London’s Scotland Yard, takes drapey. / ean aeity p lM Go lo n aid ’9 you poaitive raliaf at Itoa thto aM squally on the s>*mboUam of i ■reeAiitoet* 'ters* I Ito mtm Baud's vialt here and his impres-i ground,.'not*inIhe air. a busnian'a holiday now that he is Coral shades, navy, polka dots on •trotoA-ethnulaHNp bulk that 2e par toblat alona of the United States—to win ! "Alfm egh thia reactor-turbojet retli^ aa one of the world's fore­ wglte an^hepherd't checks pre the conddence' of the Arab world, engine^rimibinatlon waa a labora­ most detectives. He says he likes domiraUe; Necklines ’ are cither t.-'i goneraUy. He hopea particularly SEARS tory rai^u,'' the AEC said, "the to "poke around” London's weter- Iboae/ kM softly rolled or primiy to gain wider Arab acceptance for ROEBUCK AND CO. fact that it operated lolely on nu­ froot,' looking for crime. wl^-collared. The suit blouse re- his Middle Ekut economic and mili­ clear power marked a significant RESTAURANT tary progirama. advance toward Ihb ultimate goal \ la d in g before Congress is Ei- of achieving atomic-powered rdtitod M A tmd i, M t o « » < ULM ttduUB-W aonhow ^’a request for increased flight.” authority to provide both econom- 'SIkw Rtpoifliig of Hia Battar KIm I' (luallted for U.8. AM 2. Has shaped arms, front iegs and Even so, State Department of­ base raii. Coil spring construction, ficials said tha.t his income is fc Assorted modern colors. pretty heavily committed and that REO. S24J5 eaaaaaa4onaaaaoa he may ma be considered qualified for United States.aid. l|t;I^eg. 49.96 Matching Rocker 39.88 The aid iMue has. arisen sharp­ 'i'A-,., ly in the last six months as Amer­ ' ' i . -V ican representatives tried to get REG. toTto. . ' . the Saudi government's agreement RCOo DDS*D6 ■ a • V • a. * d • e • a • NOW to nenewal of an arrangement for U.S, Air Force use of an air base - at Dhahran. Some U.S, dlplo- 'mats said the high level talks 'might produce quick approval in Foam Sleeping Comfort principle for this agreement KEGa DD2aS0 aaatneaaaaraaaaaa* NOW But Baud has made* it clear in 3 the past that he wants fairly large- f/28lneh Ftam amUe military and roonomle aid 8ROADLOOM /• from the United States. Some esti- CMiiliiMiiM , mates have put the request at Carpal aiKl Cushion more than $200 million. For erory yard, at carpet you buy— FRFF Roguior 79.95 MEHfS COnON. FART WOOL ond A U WOOL - State Department officials, with­ you gat a yard ef ritahina ...... ■ l \ G t out supporting such an amount, aaid Saudi Arabia could, properly RAYON-NYLON TUFTED use help in building roads, schools, M Inch hoi^tais and the like, and the SJae. (Rilh. Snhii. Flannel SHIRTS United Statea would agree lo help. 9 and 12*lt, On a military side ofridals were J r $ 3 .15 leas specific in their comments but |t£G. $3.9$ VALVE ...... N O W it seemed likely that Baud could Widths get some Weapons and mi!ttar>- Regular S>.$3 training for his forces though pos- ! M-Iarh S lu 7 r JANUARY tibly not aa much as he wants. - Inrludes Rng Chwhlan FREE REG- $6.g5 VALUE ...... NOW Baud addressed the Unite! Na­ Oct Big Bavtnga NOW! Fineat quality we know of at such tions Apaembly yesterday after ap­ a Low Price! Thickly tufted rmyoii nylon out pile. Vat dyed A . / parently taking in ktride liis worm colon for ■ realatance to fading. Heavy duty plaiUcixed 31st REG. $8.93 V A L U E ...... NOW ladera) government recrotlon and back firmly holds tufts, wdEbi skM resistance. In attractive b' Roman Cktholic chai^ In » and l?-ft. ♦Idtha.. ' iiifi to asy Maaa.**'. ' MAHCHilSTER SHOPF^G F4R|AD|i-»HONE Ml 3-1581 Of u d totinc^ dMo^ HARTFORi) I COfAPANY hy the NaUoEial Oeo- ff/ I S to be the iaiand of i r ’ • S' 1: Indian Ocean. The DAY-THURStAY4WDAY. Am- tf 9 fA- m w l k a t m i . BillUh, but Um jmt^raa| AY-WRONISDA i v _ ROttUai AN» Hk. ,1 - ! If T f-S' - ' J T Pv: V f ‘fihv "-‘“I*' • '■ ''JJ'"!';-.: ■ 5-' -w ..-SS rf,':

A- ■ I^AdlTTWELVe MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER. CONN., WEDNESDAY. JANUARY 30. 1957 Section Two WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 80, 1967 RIanrbrBtrr H rra lh WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 80, 1967 Pages 13 to 24^ to be seen, at the same tabl^ Hal Boyle eating and drinking with eat^ Allen Resigns I FREE PARKING! other, .it took me a long time be­ calling for a $105,(A)0 axxpenditura fore I c'ould understuid these sep- for Uia. addition. How a Japanese : ate and m.vsterloua facta.” PostonTPC Officials Agree on Timetahle 'Cioalee's principal objetion waa Boar^ProposesTown Buy And to show .lOW little the " C h a r g e that all of the latest plana call for ‘\v6rld has changed in 100 years, a rooms .on only one side of the cor­ t Russian tried to persuade him to 'Willia'm A. Allen has resigned For Washington School Plans ridor instead of both. JPuture Schools^ Parks Sites Found America be a spy for Moscow! from hla post on the Town Plan­ I t " Last night's informal meeting ‘Thfr^Ume came to go back to ning Commission. wga called by Mayor Harold A. Japan. In San FranclMO, mean­ 'nie Board of Directors will con­ Town officials set a tim etableice of ah architect and without the A program under wliich thee>the subdivision they build would last night for work on alterations: expense of architect's fees, Turkington In an effort to speed up toWn would buy land now for £u- require a’ hew recraatioit- By KBLMAN MORIN while. their ship, had undergone sider his resignation at a meeting ranging curiosities. Everything in­ Tuesday. Meanwhile, the Rapub- STORE HOURS: TUESDAY Thru SATURDAY 9-5:30-^ THURSDAY 9 to 9 and an addition to. the Washing-1 Martin aaid the chief objection work on the school. 'ture schools and parka waa prtv-' which would benefit those living In (I^ r H*I Boyle) terested him, the silences, extensive repays. The officials were hampered that aubdlviaion. New Tork WO-Ju*t ,100 >-ear« ^ "When the amp was ready, and lican Town Committee,' acheduled ton School I Board of Education to p< sed last night by the- Board of languages, government, manners, to meet at S p.m. Friday in the somewhat in that the Board of Directors. Emphasis on Recreation I m B tg o at thU time, an eager young cvistonu. He came to America in wc. were preparing, to sail on the Present plana caU for having a 'H}* ?'’«**«*' toilet location la tlmt Education, a number of whose homeward 'voyage, , inquired haaring room of the Municipal Directors recommended that the The emphasis . at last night'* mkn in Japan waa brimming with the first ship, built and navigated Building, ia expected to diacuaa coordinated plan for the alterations memliera were at a committee T pc make up a-program for such gathering waa on recreation land excitement about a long voyage. entirely by Japanese, to cross how much we should have to pay and the addition worked but by i **„*fc®,*^' *^*''*'^ meeting; and the architect, kept No Was going to the United Tor the repairs and other^penses. recommending a aucceaaor to March 1 ao that the architect pan;***" 'Ishtnlng .could all be taken "urchasea, to be financed from rather than on school land. the Pacific. Alien. away by bad travel conditions, general taxation, and submit it to Miller argued that if the town la Btataa. How would they be received? > ’e were met with S;kindly smile, start on final plans, which shouUl *«<1 rather inexpen- were unable'to attend. A little earlier, Commodore and were obliged to sail away The Town Committee ia meeting FREE PARKING Uie Directors, poaaibly when budg- j "going to charge admission” for The answer came quickly. to make a recommendation for a ba ready to put out to bid by ■ ** w . .... But the group did set up the eta are )>elng drawn up for ' the ■ newcomers it might Just aa well Perry had ‘‘opened” Japan (some-. They (the Americana) did without obligations paid.” \ June 1. ' ^ ■ Martin placed the coat of the 'timetable and subcommittees from What forcibly), ending its 250*■ successor to Jacob Miller, who la IN PARKING L O T - General Man>.*r itioii.ni ijr.r about 20 steps . which could be next fiscal year. charge for an expanded police or everything for us," he wrote, ‘‘and What was the result of all thlsV, resigning from the Board of Di- the Board of Education, (he Build­ The suggeation came at an in- highway department, years of self-imposed isolation they could not have done more." At home, Fukusawa became one NEXT TO POPULAR Hn said that the alterations, opt^al'en at from $17,000 to $20,000. ing (Committee, and the Board'of from the rest of the world. During fectora. formal meeting of the TPC and Town Planning Commission He describes the lengths to of the leaders—often at the Hsk XUen has aubmitted his resigna­ MARKET moat of them, could be done wKllai Addition Coet High Directory are ready to meet to see the Board over a proposal by the members saw the requirement to that time, no Japanese could legal­ which the people in San Francisco of his life—in the struggle be­ school is stilt in session and dur- i But the . broader problem of if plans can be approved. ly leave the country. After Perry, tio n ^ Mayor Harold A. Turking- Ing the forthcoming summer vaca-J agreeing on. hn addition appeared Commission that the town charge ■ aside for recreation aa went to provide them with food tween those who feared an hated ton. H ^ successor will be ap­ ’ Martin traced the history of the aubdlwldera a fee per lot build I'K it^ate Jn^ subUvIaion^ a treaty was written and rela­ foreigners and the gr^-.ip advo­ tlon. I* more difficult after last night's comparable to their own diet and— pointed ny the Board of Directors. project briefly. up a kitty to buy achool and park the requirement of streets and tions with America began. "knowing our habits"—facilities cating clqser relations with the Md sale tomorrow morning Bulton. Ho s»At«d that in recent OFF of $10.00 or more handsome Revere Ware at 10 o'clock at the J. W. Hale years pupil.*i’ educa'tion expenses $1.00 worth of mer­ COnONS — RAYONS r- FLANNELS REG. $7.95 to $9.95 Pr. French Chef Skillet! - store. Mrs. CTlifford Prince, chair­ have Jumped some 42 per cent. VOLUME NO. 3 Now on Sale! on every item in the ahop to man of the committee, announces With no large, industriea/in the HALE’S JHVENTORY make room for new atock ar­ chandise at no add­ that cakes, cookies, cupcakes, town, the cost must be met froip riving every day. ed cost to you. brownies, breads and candy "111 be private property owners and that Volumes No. A No. 2 Still on Solo! featured. Anyone wishing to donate group already feels. It'is paying I ALL OUR WINTER :.*ay telepjtone her at 88 Elizabeth too much'in levies. SPECIAL GROUP Dr. Pickup service will be provided. No Industries ALL SALES PINAL—NO EX CU A N O l^N O REFUNDS Tolland made clear its point that Here’s the greatest enqrdopedia bargain ever it has ao Industries. Some of ita N CLEARANCE Mrs, Keith E. Johnston, 63 I Quart Plymouth Laqe, haa returned from stiidenta are aitendinj school in El- offered! Volume No. 3 goes, on sole TODAY!^ (^OYBT^ Rgucg ’Tail ifngton this year but no agreement Youll AimI bg Canada, where she waa called on m«iiy kitchCA newa of the death of her father, has been reached with th town ttttt f o r y this for next year. Tuition hikea are Volumes No.l and NO, 2 ore still on $ole, so you SPORT COATS liBiMly RTffiBilt James A. Drennan, Lennoxville, Quebec, which occurred on Jan. 25. foreseen from Ellington. Tolland SALE 3 Ot. DguGIb GoIIbt Board of Education member Robert con start building your set right how. rimouB *’8*$ii« HALE’S HOUSEWARE I” ut«Gtii ywi $|A fS The meeting of St. Klioabeth'a' Hutchinson expects new eiemen,- will bB prood lU 9 Floor M odels 9 tG GwnI Mothers Circle, which was sched­ Uiry schools will be needed in the -tr* 4 Ouirt uled for tonight, has been post­ next four years and he' does not (krPvrBG Agucb poned until further notice. The World Honored LargB rapacity DOUBU OREEN STAMPS IHVEHTORY SALE \ For Miipt. fric- $9M 25 Volume auBBB. ttrw t. Members of Anderson - Shee WITH OASH SALES THURSDAY ONLY R EG . to 20?i)Off CBBaingt Auxiliary, VFW, yilll meet tomor­ F u n k & W a g n a u s Doubli^ firNR StamiM TburMlay 0rI| row at 7:30 p.m. at the Fissette $35.00 Funeral Home, 20 Sission AVe., * PIANO TUNIND UNIVERSAL lUY NOW ond SAVE! Hartord, to pay respects to the ★ BENDIX late Philip 'Thibodeau, father- of W e 33 T-3% Mrs. Lillian T.-Rice, 37 Courtland I KEMP'S, Inc. STANDARD POWER SURGE WASHER St., a -member of' the Auxiliary. 16S MAIN>T.—MI S-MMO a ENCYCLOPEDIA g en u in eQie v e r e w$r e REG. <269.95...... NOW $149.95 BELTS $ ARrYOU WORRIED? GENERAL WOKrTH $4.00 8" CO VEI^ FRENCH I REG. $2 to $2.50 1 . 2 9 Mailame Va.ughn A VO LU M E 25 VOLUMI$...9,446 PAGES...5,850,000 WORDS Reader and Advia \ DRYER (Model AD-40) Selling ter $1^00 er more SWEATERS Buy Any THREE PIECE SUITE In Our Stock Waar-Evar Fraisura Caakar - $M| SLACKS H, altar Minparing y«ur first REGir <169.95. . j ...... NOW $109.95 . ltogniarprtoeflLM . WIdto-UMy|pBt. AT OUR REGULAR LOW, LOW PRICES veluine ef eur t«l with a similar FLANNEL SHIRTS valume of sets selliag for CHOICE OF MAPLE, MAHOGANY or CHERRY IN MODERN or COLONIAL STYLES $100.00or'M .r., you

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i , ■ V - 1 ■ ; * . ^. j 1 ./ 'V,. / . ; -A MANCHESTER-EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN., WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 30, 1957 FOURTEEN 'itANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN., WEDNESDAY, JANUARY? 30, 1967 PAGE T Laboratories, was guest speaker Matilda; John Hill, Lieutenant Feb. 13 meeting by the two wom­ EUingtqn Thursday. Demonstrations and iRockviUe-Vernon recently at the last meeting or MoAtsebi; (Jhartotte Sikes. Louise; en, who aatd they learned a great MagGEine Editor ators Split skits will be presented by the the Chemistry Clilb. He denion- Neil ■ Brooks; Bartram Budyete; deal about veterans' problems. - Scouts. Bert Bertelson, Cub Scout­ strated some i-of the equipment Toni Sadlak, .Count Lothbr; John A meeting of the Fourth District Heard by Police Planning Group master, will present the awards. used . a t ' the laboFatory for his Ridhiv Count Sigismund; Elizabeth American Legion and Auxiliary School Menus ' t Chamber of Commerce Gets will be held Reb. 10 at the Memori­ O n Strength of The menu ; for the E.lington CONVENIENT DRIVE-IN WINDOW work on ’ ppulti*y feed. Hyiek. Fifl; and Joyce Irving, Police Lieutenant Walter Cas­ Chooses Mason The A'rt Club wtll sponsor the Annerul. ’ -. al Building, schools beginning Monday is as American Legion Auzlllnry sells and Patrolmen Thomas Gra­ M t s /a a POMfr TO. follows:'Ravioli, vegetables, sand­ Space in Henry Building assembly program ' Friday. Two U.S;^ A irpow er Islington, Jail SO (Special)— films' wiU be shown, one entitled ' A program commemorating, Vernon and Talcottv^lle news ham and Samuel Maltempo attend­ \ wiches,' fruit, milk; Tuesday, pork, ■ ■■ "Four (jhaplains' Day” will be tele­ ■'S S' Howard F. Mason, -Superintendent mashed potato, vegetables, sand- ...FRONT DOOR FARKINR PliZR "Art In'^Motion” and the other itema are handled Uirongh The ed a lecture at Hartford Police Rockville) Jan. 30 (Special) —_*uiy member of the committee in "How to Make a M)iral.” cast by CBS at 2 p.m. Sunday. HeMd’a Bockville Bureau, 7 W. jtOMtlBMd from P«(e Om ) Of Schooler has W n named to a wteheb, cookies, milk; Wednesday, The program la part of the “Back Malir St,, telephone T R e m o n t headquarters yesterday. Benjamin committee for'the planning Of the com cliowder, or tom'ato soup, The Rockville Area (Chamber ' o r charge. Joseph McOusker, a.'isiatoht pririr Solomon, editor of Youth Leader on order ia -gobtp to be i Gilt Plana Clinic cipal, addressed the last iheeting To God" campaign apohsored by S-aiZff. fourth annual Institute of the Con­ cheese and brackers, sandwiches, Commerce lease off ice apace the American Legion Auxiliary.- Digest Magazine, was the main the laW t development in the aci- brownies, milk; Thursday, hot dog on the lecond floor of the Henry Alderman John GUI, chairman of of the 020 Library Club on "The necticut State Aaaoclation of Enjoyment of Uterature." The Members of the local unit are TRAPPED TRUCK speaker. • •Bca of offenae and defenae," he on a roll, vegetables, sandwlci.ei, Building, Park' St., Vincent A. the recreation board, is planning asked to express their apprecia­ San Diego, Calif. i/Pi—A sand ' Policemen of municipalities in SchMl Bualqjfss Officials td be held pudding, milk; and Friday, fish Choate, executive awretary, an­ a basketball clinic to be held Feb, club will hold a student debate at added. its next meeting. tion by letter to the . network for trap at the Toney Pines Munici­ the Hartford area listened as Sol- at the University of Connecticut in sticks, mashed potatoes, vege­ nounced today. 15 and 16 at Northeaat School, he the time given. pal (Jolf Courae was too much for qjnon ' discussed the juvenile's Haali f o r \ ^ a of Pentagon the spring,. Tfia planning commlt- tables, sandwiches, fruit, milk. At a press conference held in ' "fi'd today Carol Binheimer, a graduate of t. Rockville High School an;d a stu­ Mrs. Paulihe Bury and Miss a truck driver. . place In society, and some of the Other 'flonaton aald the report tee is ' needed by .George E. San- the Chamber’s future office,'; Highllghtlivj'the program will be Eleanor Fortuna, of the local unit, H e' walked away and left hia causes for juvenile delinquency, undoubtedly would be the basis boron, associate consultant of the Manchester Evening Herald El­ You Nefed Not Turn dent nurse at Hartford Haspital, Choate and Lawrence Scrantoil. I the appearance of Bunny Levitt, was guest at a recent meeting of attended a rehabilitation ,x6n- truck stuck Ui it. ' > . Solomon holds a master’s degree for many (jutaUoni thrown at top State Department of Education. lington correspondent, Mrs. G. F. vice president, expressed complete ; who appeared on Ripley’s "Believe ferenqe in Southington Saturday. The Public Works • Department in education from Columbia Uni­ The program will offer an in-serv­ Berr, telephone ‘ntemont li-Mti satlsfacUon with the office space; it or Not” program because ol an the Future Nurses' rtub. Slides de­ Chaplain (Jharlea Herbage of the [estimated damage , to the courae versity and is an instructor at New civilian Pentagon Officials and ice educational program for school picting the life and work of a military chiefs in their ahnual obtained. outstanding record for free thTOWs. .student nurse at the hospital were American Legion Post also at­ tat $100 and impounded the truck, York University. ■ He hss spoken briefings of the Armed Services buLiness administrators and school Today’s medium bombers re­ The office formerly occupied by, Levitt, representing the Converse tended. I belonging to a nearby horse farm, to police and other groups thtough- plant maintenance heads. quire 40 miles of wiring, compared Werner* O. Kunzii, real esUte Rubber Co., will be sponsored by shown. Reports wlH be given at the 'as security for payment out the country. committee. The principals have been chosen The majority report'Waa aigne Pomona Grange vt(ith 10 miles in World'War if, and agent, has three large windows the Sports Center. East Central Pomona Orange, contain more than ' 1,900 overlooking Main St„ a reception­ for the operetta "Waltz Dream," No.l DEAL / by the aubcomnlitttee chair which embraces Ellington Grange, electronic tubes. A jet . fighter re­ A clinic for members of the to be presented March 16. Mn. Symington (D>Mo), flrsL'tnan ist'office and two exits. Junior League will be held on the to serve aa Secretary of the Air wilr meet Saturday night in Hast quires 9,500 wires, which run near­ Choate said he expects the They are: Roger Walker. Maxi­ Hartford when the new officers ly five miles. , Chamber to be in the new location evening of Feb. 15 and for the milian;, Georglanna Bart. Princess Force, and Sena. Jacl^n (D will be installed for the year. Midget League the foIlo\ ing after­ Wash) and Ervin (iv: w’ithln a week and possibly by noon. Helene; Donald' Jones, Prince Friendship Club Friday, No major redecoration is , Rupert: Jay MeSpaden, Lieutenant Sen. S alto n sta^ (R-Maaa). The Frisndghlp Club will meet at H*l|»s Yon O vtrcem * to diecnvnr whnra your needed, but Chamber officials High r*f>hool News Niki; Jo-Ann Bryan. Kay Robin­ Yes foHis, see 9bo ranking R epublic^ on the armed the home of Mrs. Wesley Schlude Dr.. Frederick Bird, W’e.stbrook son; Beverly Clark, Princess rest then eemb see ■arvlcea committM, presented the money gOM. Whffnyeu must secure, additional furniture minority report. It was concurred on Maple Street at gp.m. Monday. FALSE TEETH for the new office, he said. the best oDmI biiy in' by former Sen. Duff (R-Pa), Mrs. ira B|;gIeston, Mrf. Raymond The (Chamber has been operat­ Clark and Mrs. Edna Morganson Leosonoss ond W orry pay by chochr thn ing temporarily from an office in tbt best at Man* wImj was a subcomMittei member Mo lonser be tnoorsd-orfsel Ul-et. when the hearings took place from ar- the committee in charge of the tsM bttsuse of loose, wobbly tslss LaPointe Industries, Inc., but has Chester*^ M “b r r April to July last year. progrem and refreshments. tooth. FA8TCBTH, sn Improreo slka- Old ia always handy ^ been seeking a do\^-ntown location Scout Notes llne inoa-acld) powdor, aprtnklod on since Choate arrived Jan. 14. ‘ Modem Auto Deol- The three Democrats broadly your putts holds them firmer so they condemned Elsenhower administra­ Th'e Center Cub Scout leaders reel moro comtortsblo. Avoid ombsr- you. Enjoy the safaty - Gibson Injured # r. tion policies in the airpower field. and parents will meet at the Con­ rsswnont esusod by looso pUtos. Oot Ralph H. Gibson, president of Ib eir charges—disputed by the Re­ gregational Church at 7 p.m. SAarBCTR today st soy drug eountor. and cenvanianen of a Rockville Area,Chamber of Com­ publicans—included these: / merce, was injured in a fall on the Russia has more modem com­ Chacking Account ht ice in the rear of the Luther X. bat planes - than the U.S.'; the White furniture atore yesterday 9 ' X 1 2 ' gkiviets "are rapidly closing the afternoon. , Carter Chevrolet Co., inc. qualitative gap" that the U.S. still this bank. Manchester Memorial Hospital maintains in airpower; "financial reported he undertvent surgery 1229 MAIN ST .^ MANCHESTER considerations have often been Final Clearance yesterday for torn muscles in both placed ahead of defense require­ knee caps, and spent a ’’fair” night. OPEN T IU 9 — TEL. M l 9-5238 ments;’’ the nation has too few ROYS’ X He was originally taken to, long-range Jet bombers and no s e e Rockville City Hospital’ were x- program to produce 'a sufficient OPEN YOURS TODAY AT rays were taken. number: the nation’s airbase struct Relief Corps Work ture and its defenae warning Rockville City Ho.spital will re­ ratein are inadequate; and the ceive a fecial hospital chair and Snited States ia vulnerable to sub­ WINTER COATS a $50 donation toward the pur­ marine attack particularly with chase of an Incubator, from Burpee mlsalles. ThereHl Be Skating at the Old Pond Tonight AND Woman's Relief Corps, it was an- \ THE FREE FARKIH8 Sees Eoonomyjn Peril A mail-made "blizzard partially obacurM the Skaiing Lodge at Center Springs Lodge as a Park De­ nounced today. Sjrmington - let it be known he partment,employe'ianow blower, opwating like a wintry lawnmower, spews the unwelcome snow off the The Corps, whose chief function LOTsNEXT TO did not believe that larger appro- Icce so that there'll be skating at the old pond tonight. Schedule for the main pond and Charter is relief work, also makes a reg­ ★ AXMINSTERS POPULAR MARKET piiatiena were the necessary Oak Park la 3 to 10 p.m, while the Annex uill be available for hockey tonight. (Herald Photo by ular monthly donation to CARE. answer to the findings in the re­ Pinto). At next Wednesday's meeting of port. Jackets the Corp^ a members’ supper wlH "With proper programming and Not all aizes. be served st 6 p.m. in GAR Hall, . administration in the Department' on statements of eertain' officers tal to the Democratic rharges. three 'ySara of the Truman regime. “F i R S T ” followed by a Ehitch Maid party. Open of Defense, it would be possible to while disregarding others. Allied Planes Counted The majority, under the heading .\rt Assn. Shows Film maintain air supremacy over the The minority report - said "w e For Instance, they quoted Sic- of "recommendationi,"and,...... said all .the Tolland Chmnty Art Assn, will ^ COLORFUL PAHERNS Soviets without Jeopardizing a can never engage in a numbers retary of Defense Wilson as assert­ deficiencies cited In the report meet at Maple St. School at 8 p.m. Thurs. Nite sound economy and without im­ rac* with Russia.” . . ing “I think that I can Say that we should “be corrected as promptly REDUCED AND Tuesday. A short business session Kitchen Cabinets b y posing additional tax burdens upon "What, we do.want.’’ it insisted, are ahead” of Russia in numbers of as possible." will be followed by a showing of 998 TILL 9 the people,” the majority said. "are balanced lend, sea and air military planes when those of the The Democrats said priority tw-o color films. MAIN Saltonatall’s dissent said the forces which glye« Us s visible de- U 8. Navy and "our alltee" are might well be given to "‘aklng "Valley of the HousStontc” is ^ Natural birch majority report "is not sufficiently terrent-and such power to retaliate counted. prompt steps to' see. that the considered a panorama of scenic ★ RUBBERIZED BACKS y i objMtive” because it failed to give quickly and devascatingiy ihst no And they said that the Ejsen- American people are given more of Inspiration for the painter, of land­ Available in beautiful proper weight to testimony of enemy would dare attack us ” hower administration' had cut the the truth about the relative From 2 0 % to 3 0 % scapes. and the second film; "Brusl) civilian heads of thq Defento l}e- The two Republicans offered request, of the services by smaller strength of the United States as Techniques,’’ lllusUates varioa.s Honey Tan Finish pOrtment funl because it ceiileied •practically a polnt-ly-polnt rebut­ percentages than in any o' the last against that of the Oimmuniata.'’ Houae’a Boys’ and Students’ Shop------£ases Like This.. methods of applying color to paper Savi on Carpets at Manchester’s Carpst Specialty Shop H f l U o.r canvas. iaiia»„ K.'of C. Annual Breakfast " Sizes to Fit your kjtchen Double S & H Green Stamps lAD WEATHER The annual communion b;;eakfast more NUMBER 6 or t5 * of Our Lady of Fatima Council, K. ON DISPLAY AT S a v e It s GIVEN WITH CASH SALES ALL DAY of C., will be held at 8:30 p.m., Manchester FLASH ILLNESS Feb. 24 at the Polish American CTub. during our H BULBS Thursday, Jon. 31 The breakfast Will be preceded AWAY FROM HOME by Holy CommuntOh -at St, Ber­ CARPET CENTER Reg. 14c Each. Now nard’s Church at 7 a.m. DRUG STQRE Addressing. the group after the "WHEMYOU THINK OF CARPETS THINK OF US' Blue HOLIDAY ’ breakfast- will be the Rev. T. F i n a l *42 MAIN StRE(T A t ST. JA M H SltEEf Everett MePeak'e, S.J., faculty F b TELEPHONE M l 9-4343 member of Faii^ield University and & SUPPLY CO..^BOLTON NOTCH ^ CEJfOlISEsSON VACATIONS a former grand knight and district SOS MAIN ST., MANCHESTER—1 Block North of Armory'—CHJRNER .MAIN and MIDDLE TPKE. Blades 650 ■ IM deputy of the K. of C. 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I --I MR i n home on Rt. 44A from T to 9:20 Valentine Dance Archls Uvlngston! steward, 1* ac­ p.m. Completion of the couree.will Assembly Held Responsible cepting tflp reservations. qualify the ScofuLs fpr th* Home YOUNG AT HEART » r KUIINSTEIN BikirdtoAir Town Considers; Renovating Nursing badge, - , Slated at Club Trenton, N. J. (Ah —Olhel Bax­ The 13 girls in the Trqqp.wUl also COSMETICS Ike Labels Wilson Property Owners Requested For Governmental Efficiency ter had hia,Jieart set on taking the I Globe Hollow Swimmin work on their Sports badge during Some-members of the Manches­ rugged federal rescue school courae Purchase of the next six weeks. ArrsngemenU ter Country Club will be going on ~ A forme ther legislative agency *»rvlng be­ at Olney, Md., but New Jersey ^Arthur Drug Stori are being made to bowl at the East Hartford, Jan. 30 (t) a southern cruise in mid-February, Civilian Defense officials turned , T o Use Care in Tree Planting Side Rec in Manchester from 3 to 6 tween sesiioi.s, ' • but they won’t sail any farther •me flrat step toward a Res':?^^^^^ unTthlit legislativee t) him dowm. iUnwise on Guard W ater Firm p.m- Thursday. After a period of oiltf ‘ Wiclency, he con- south than the clhbbouse. plete rer "ation of the tov gwim- supply becorhea urgent for domes­ commhtee yeeterday lU the Job The course Includes Instruction Bolton, Jan. 30 (Special)—Tre'ewHontie, instruction, the girls will meet the Mr. and Mrs. tPhlllp Holway, Co- In scaling walls and handling hys­ (O m ia a r t M rm M g * Oac) mlng pool at Globe Hollow may be tic consumption.. ^ Andover Troop In, a tournament to the General Assembly, nm the-Gov-1 policy should be th* job of the leg- Town purchase of the Highland Warden R. Kneeland Jones Jr. has Southerlin. ernor or an agent of the Governor.] chairmen of'the Valentine Dance teria victims. Park lyatCr Co. will be the aubject taken Tuesday by the Board of Then the town would prabaMy Also, Philip Dooley, Susan SUt- finlah their badge requirement. acheduled for Feb. 16, at 8 p.m. ktaenhowiT’* running mat* tn- provide facilities for treating and urged Iprbperty owners in town to to promote economy end efficiency j Xnother fermer legislator, for- TheyadmirCd his ambition, CD REVLYN of a .format puhUc hearing the Directors. ham, Sandra Stitham. Leslie Regular meetings of the Troop announced today that those attend­ officials said, but they th'ou|;ht the ^*•<1 a t Vice President Nixon. m * Board will be asked to set; recirculating• ----- the------waterIn the give a great deal of thought to Saunders, Joyce Holland, Kathle will be omitted miring the period in fovernment. ' mer Rep. A. W erd Spaulding, a Rer ing have been asked to come • St*w*n last summer tried to; Board of Directors when that group It's time you took up the ,„nnorted •Governor- school was for younger men. Bax­ d re is shop a date for a public hearing on an - pooh plantings of trees or - shrubbery. Nelligan, Joan Williams, Linda work on the two bathes is being yourielf,’’ said former Rep- Tred-| dressed as they would If they were ter, a retired cavalry major is 73. ttump Nixon from the Republican meets Tuesday at 8 p.m. in the done. going on a cruise in southern hearing room of the Municipal appropriation to provide new bath ] m e [****'**‘ ‘“" Plantings at the corners of lots or: Caddy, Carol Strictland, ’Thomas ^ck U.’ Conrad Jr. (R-We.t Hart*! t'Tak^i^akmv 1^1.0- ticket and win the No. 3 spot for Attend Convention waters. . RE-OPiNINO B ulling. houses at the existing swimming; templates _ ,, driveways, or close to the road can : Freddo, Brian Scanlon, Carl Val- ford); ’ ’Let the J^gislature set the i H erter., area. General Manager R i c h a r d | wading and diving f e c ^ The hall of the clubhouse will be FRIDAY. FE8. 1 - Asked for comment on Stassen’s The pi*!!*!* baa been discussed and do endanger public safety. i eutiho, Linda Tenney, John fimber Deal­ and efficiency commission named creasing government cost*. galley will be opened at 1 a.m. for Corner Woodbridge aad hpeculatlon to them. Barber 50 Years firm, those who would be most •tsisiih scMHf Is sn* mlnutt at sitny directly cffectedi appears to be al- nan Concrete Bottom ect have run to about $170,000, a increased traffic on town roads Also, Allen Van Zander, William ers Assn.,’ was elected a director of by the Governor with the advice refreshments. Middle Tpke. E. Also in the political field, Eisen- figure town officials Involved feel and consent of the General Assem­ Auto accidents took 38,500 U.S. Charlie Gilbert's marine dance Im 4Is| *l|tillw IsMttt. ■*• ltlt.*NS Jiower said that even*if the no-. mo*t evenly divided. m e next step, afecordlng to Mar-' has greatly Increased the posaiblli- j Gauthier, Jim Covensky, Gall t’ne reglonsl group which includes Henry J. Zimmerman,' 81, for­ Those who are closest to the i tin, will probably be construction can and should be whittled down. Nlckee, Billy Howes. Ronald Du- bly. live* In 1955. orchestra will provide music. IsSey l*r fh* faittM ksssrs r*ll«l. tSc iUurd'term amendment to the Con­ ty the problem plantings may be all New England States snd New mer Manchester barber, Pox Mt water supply are satisfied with'Of a concrete pool perhaps next Martin said today that since the made. v fresne, Sandra Rau, Gordon Fish, York. Consrd contended any suchc«>m- stitution were repealed he would town, until recently leased and did mlsslon should be an agent p r the Rd., Bolton died at his home Isst service and oppose the town’s .buy-'year, to replace the mud bottom Jones states that the office of Jimmy Blair,- Alice Grant, Deb­ Their daughter. Miss Jane Mc­ not run again. not own the swimming area, no Im­ General Assembly.■ly. ■ / ing the private firm, m ose towai^ swimming area. Recreation Su­ tree warden carries the authority orah Baker, Dawn Ladd, Judy Kinney, joined them at the conven­ ^ Eisenhower made “the statement night after a short illness. provements V ere made over the The proposed commission a Bom In Rockville Aug. 14, 1875. the end of the inadequate distribu­ perintendent James Herdic is to remove hazards of this type. In Lodi, Janet, Donald Fish. Ray­ tion after completing her mid-yea^ At his news conference after a re- tion system are dissatisfied and years to the bath houses. mond Warren,. Robert Lodi and in the la n ^ a ge of thpTillI, wi ^ r t a r misunderstood him to indi­ he came to Manchester about 60 studying several methods of pro­ an effort' to avoid the, necessity of examinations at Jackson College, favor towrn purchase. Be said he has been informed Kenneth Stephenson. be to; . / cate that he migh nin for a third .vears ago. He conducted a barber viding such a pool, I using such authority, he haa urged Tufts University. Miss McKinney • If the town buys th* firm. Ifw lll •The pool would draw on the that replacement Is now- urgent. the cooperation of all residents The annual Polio-Dance will be 'Make an exhaustive search into term. shop for oyer 50 years, retiring j replace mains apd assess the cost is spending-the remainder of her possible economiM and more-effi­ \ The President said they can re- about Id ysata.ago. who are now planning a landscap­ held at the Rainbow Club on Fri­ vacation at home. / V ^ O O d / v t / u i to abutting property owners, ing project. He asks that plans be cient practices in all functions of al the coi^tutional prohibition He leayas his wife, Mrs. Ethel m e Highland Park Water Co these institutions from eelNng at day night with dancing from 8:30 double-checked to make certain to-19;80r-Tony O'Bright’s orches­ the State government and-Aater^ 5 te S a .T im they want to hot he *1)1 not run ^ochee; six, stepsons, Winifred, proposes to' sell its facilities for a a possible loss the mOflgagea $)iey Manchester Evening Herald Bol U;SHK crttrrd s they will not present a traffic tra will be on hand. mine the most economical method ragain. Charles, Prank aijd Ward Oochee, dollar-, ' otherwise have not been able to dls- ton correspondent, Doris M. of furnishing present State hazard. C Several weeks -ago, Eiaenhower all of- Manchester, Clarence Go-" » Thirty-two talented HttFe French lads professionally heed their dlrec- pbse of to private investors, such $100.57 |k>|Mwlted ■ 3 SonW opponents of the sale want services aa well as ascertaining all dold a new* conference he thought chee of East Hartford and An­ Mothers’ March Tonight D’ltalta, telephone Mitchell 8-5645. ■ tor, Msgr. Fkmand Malllet. aa he leads them In one of several choral the Public Utilities Commission to as insurance companies, trust funds A total of $100.57 was deposited dupllcstions of service and ef­ ^ e constitutional provision was not drew Oochee of Hartford; two Flow of Funds selections offered by the Parisian choir this morning at the high require the firm to provide ade­ and the like. The Mothers’ March in the local In the School savings system this wiioily wise because the American stepdaughters. Mrs. Curtis Fraaler fort.’' school. (Herald Photo by Oflara), quate senlc*. The net price received by tha polio campaign will be conducted week hy 79 pupils at the Elemen­ The commission would submit Jieopie should be free to choose of Hartford and Miss Marie Go- Eittle SingeYs Deaths Last Night Company officials say they’ Institution selling mortgages to tonight between 7 and 8 o'clock. tary School. One U.S. Savings Its findings and recommendations whomever they want for President, chee of Newington: 4wo brothers, For Mortgages stamp of the one dqllar denomina­ W'ruld have a right, if they made Fannie May is shout 2'^ per cent Neighborhood calls will be made * )TM[ardiasa of Uie numbw.of teima. Alexander Zimmxrman of Hart­ tion was sold. by Feb. 1, 1959. less in cash than the purchase price at local homM In an effort to ob­ By THE AS.SOCIATED PRESS . ^___ enawsman'a nkwi mtsunderstandliig ford and Joseph Zimmerinan of From France a capital in-vestment, to increase " The bill is up for study by the LaBelleMay Return in June (Conttnoed from Page One) itself. As a requirement In selling tain donations from those not Ralph ’ ’Hymie’ ’ Smith. Orlando, Phllifdelphia— Dr. George E ■arose ttorn Elsenhower's recsUtng HsKardville; ahd three slaters, rates,, possible quadruple them. General Assembly’s Judiciary to Fannie May. the Sellei must,buy reached by coin cards. Fla., a former resident of Andover, Pfahler, 83. internationally khown Committee (governmental func­ teat, during his fifat term, he had Mrs,. . Fred Harrington, M r* Insures against loss the lender who In the meantime, a new total of BED 8PARKH RIOTS Fannie May common stock In the currently is visiting with the family cancer specialist, former president tions section). -■aid that if h* Sp’er ran‘.again Thomas Flsnnagan and Mrs. Em­ Give^ncert Jo Head Democratic Party will make loans in accordance with $94.08 has been reported in the- of his sister, Mrs. Stanley Nichols Bnenb* Aires, Argentina, Jen. amount of 2 per cent of the value of the American Roentgen Ray Conrad spoke against it at the 'would want the, laaiie decided on ma'Ktnt, all of Hartford. the VA program. campaign conducted at the Ele- Jr., South Rd. Smith owns and op­ Ills progralm and not on peraonall- 39 (JV—Communista and anti- of the mortgage, whlch.tles up his Society, AmerlCM.EIectro- Thera­ committee's pu'olic hearing. The funeral will be held at the Eager and appreciative 4th, 5th Fannie May buys federal insured ment'ary School. Acknowledg­ erates a radio repair Shop in Or­ i e s - <'«Mununi*ts claehed today oat- money. In addition he pays a peutic Assn.. Americsn College o: Backs /ironomy Drive Holmes Funeral Home, 400 Main and 8th graders fllled the new high! Atty. John D. LaBelle, who re^ ; discuss the Situation with party mortgages from banks end other ment has been gratefully made to lando and was formerly employed TRUGK-IOAD SALE! • The matter aroae when Elsen- side government house. Several marketing fee of from one-half to Radiology And the American St., tomorrow afternoon at 2 membera. lending institutions which wish to Holly Hemingway, Eric. Barbara at Colts Firearm.* Co. In this area. He ssid he fe/ored an economy Jiower was told that Carmine De- rombatent* were Injured. Flat Radium Sprffety, died Thiesday. He o’clock. The Rev. Thomas Chand­ «»», .uauoHun. 1-a.y However, his letter of reeigna- dispose of them so they can obtain 1 per cent. Bedford, Wendy .Thyreen, Terry He plans to spend two weeks visit­ drive .but centenaed tht General gapio. New Tork Democratic lead­ flghta broke oat as Mikhail A. was bornin Numidls, Pa. ler, minister of the Bolton Cen­ hear a concert presented by the j ier „,ay that pps* wsitlng for tion containbd at leSst the indica­ funds to make further loans to D’ltalia, Arden Claire Godin, Ken­ ing locally. Assenibly wt-'ild be “ making a seri­ er, had remarked that the Demo­ Kostylev, the new Soviet ambas­ ter Congregational Church, will Little Singers of Paris. i him when and If he Xan retum 'to tion that he hoped the'eommittee home builders and buyers. Two of Arizona's 14^ counties neth Swartz. Colin Holquist, Kar­ To Begin Course Chicago- -Maurice J. Dalton, 60, ous mistake" if it gave the Job crats lAood no chance to win the sador, drove away after present­ 'again to a Governor-appointed Officiate. Burial will be in Bolton it in June. will -not rush to fill the vacenciee A drop in the purchase price by have more Indians than white peo­ en Jones, Charles Rrochetto, Janet Girl Scout Troop 108 will begin engineering firm executive and >Jovenlberember election because of Two Identical programs of religi­ ing hie credentials to Piwsident former professional football player commission. •Eisenhower’s great peraonal popu- Center Cemetery. -^Belle. chairman since lest created by his appointment to the Fannie May intends tc discourage ple. Mannise, R o y Valenti, Susan a 14 hour course in Home Nursing Friends may call at the funeral on* and secular choral music and Pedro Arambaru. i and conch of the Green Bay Pack­ The job, be said, should be done , Jarity. spring, resigned that-post as well State's attorney's staff. Lassen, Claire Southerlin, Shirley on Feb. 11. Mrs. Byron Shinn will home today frhm 3:30 to 5:30 and chosen for a young audlehce were as .his seqt on the town committed In the letter, which was ad­ Zeppa, Jimmy Sharpley, Michael be Instriictor for the six weekly ers of the National Footoall by the Legislative’s finance or Ap- '■ Asked for comment, Eisenhower propristlons Committee or some i Bmiled and said the tiuestiona put from 7 to 9:30 p.m. presented; at 10:80 a.m. and 1:15 after he was appointed an as-- dressed to Town Committee Secre­ Kutsavage, Marsha Jewell, Linda meetings which Will be held at her League, died Tuesday, 4o him could be embarrassing p.m. under the direction of Msgr. aistant' state's attorney for Hart- tary Mrs. Mary Rosa, iBBelle ,ford Coimty. : stressed the temporary nature of Borne time bub he added that nt Fernand Malllet. course he did not share DeSapio’s He ,was required to surrender, the job.and the fact that he had Wearing navy blue swcalem, View. Funerals those poaitions by the rules of the : no idea of how permanent it might • Eisenhower said he had said navy shorts and white knee sucks Superior Court, wljfch bar its em.** become.', JUme and time again during the the 30 .boys, ranging in age from :ployes from political activity. K Today, pe^’eral committee ^ich ia a j bers. Iiv separate interviewa. ex ministration would be the success Funeral; services for Mrs. An­ audience. tem porary' ope, c*m t ao unex­ pressed the -i^ew thal - the group 4t met with Us program rather drew F. Gardner, *2Vt Maple St. ■ The opening song was the “Ego pectedly that, local Democratic could t* without - a permx; JUum any personality,- were held at 8:15 this morning Gaudebo in Dominum," by Bouxig- leaders had no cfeance-to confer in nent cjiainn&'n until LaBellO cek. from the John B. 3urke Funeral nac. The "Ave Verum,” by Mozart advance on what cOufgfe fo follow returh to that post. Home, followed hy a solemn and "O Vos Omnes” by Vitloria regarding thp leaderteip of the ChuC-,br.'ttic‘ b Mrs. Mary requiem high Mass in St. James’ followed. “ Silent Night" our best P»rty. ti, . ■ Acetd'.iMc* 'teatrmain of- itti*- com* Vets Starting Chuyeh at 9 o’clock. The Rev. John loved Chris.tmas carol was followed However, indicationr tdaav were mitte^'Bhe jinade it.de*h.'that,' ao F. Hannan was the celebrant, the- by the popular Frencli carol ”11 Est[ that the town cconmittee will hold far as, she' Wes concerned, the Rev. Edgar Farrell the deacon, Ne, Le Divln Enfant". both posts open ^ until'. LaBelle committee should ,-not -elect 1 I Exodus from and the ^ v . James O’Connell the Sing French Folk Songs elth^ becomea free tp resume nermanUnt rJislrman Mian subdeacon. Mrs. J Symington aaid that 80 Green President Eisenhpwe^. who would .step aside if LaBelle re­ LaBelle himself described the Haven AmtUdi have applied for As an encore the choir sang ALUMINUM HARDTOP WITH PAD, TRAY, A She’ll Be Coming ’Round the turns. One name-mentioned in this situation regarding the leadership Bomes in Silver iBite, which con­ Probe Set connection is that of Atty. Harold of the Deinocratld’ Party In Man­ tains 135 Units; Bat. contending Mountain” In French. They Giarrity. chester aa; “fluid.” He was ap­ ADJUSTABLE HAMMOCK. PLASTIC TUI teat U»re i* a "housing short- flnlslj^ with the "Star Spangled • Here’s tire safety beyond^ompare at this h^.’’ h* aaid that the turnover Bann'er and “ Le Marseillaise; When -asked about the posstbl'’ pointed an asaLstant prosecutor by Interim appointment, Garrity said the judges -of the Superioi* Court 1 iat SllviW Lane is very' sltdv. By Senate The Little Singers of Paris were rock-bottom price ! Tw’o wnlt* in a town-owned brought here und.-r the auspices o f he had not been approached on the to aid the State’s Attorney's office ilwelllair on -E.. Middle Tpke., near the Manchester Council of PTA. matter and If he were he would in disposing of “IS-heavy load of have to giye It scrloua and deliber­ criminal cases. Thu famoui tire hai feature* you Jfinleyl e ^’St^ t . may be made available (CoAtlnupd from Page One) won’t find in any other tire at this to Green Haven famUiex ate consideration.. . r But he .said today he doe* not - General Manager. Richard Mar* mibcommlttfe. which already haa LaBelle's appointment to the know whether he will be needed low price! Feature* like Gooi^ear’* kin will ask the Board of Directors atarted hcafinga, and the Senate Hospital Notes $6,000 a year Job was for the win­ after,, June or whether. If he is, exclu*ive triple-tempered 3-T Cord 4.70*1$ Labor committee, which had filed ter term of Superior Court only, he will be sble to afford the time | N nt their meeting Tuesday if they Body for greater *afety. Famou* from his private law practice. *kM Ni|> asd' Would approve auch-a.propoaai on a rival claim to Jurisdiction over with the understanding that he Stop-Notch tread de*ign for better • m temporary basis. the inquiry! Patient* Today: 199 would be reappointed fer the "The court’s docket Is crowded lerseeskte Hr* He' said the dwelling, acquired . Mentioned for possible post* on ADMITTED YESTERDAY; spring term as well, . Beyond 'that, now," he said, “ and ^11 have to-go traction. v from the, estate of-Mrs. William the special committee are McClel- Laurie Gayton. Middle Butcher -however, he doesn’t know what his in there four-' or five days a w ete. Lewie, could be made suitable for Jan. as. chairman,'Sens. McCarthy Rd.. Rockville:’ Mrs. Evelyn Butler, future connection with the court and take care of my private ptxc- THE ORIGINAL ■ur.h use at a minimum cost. (R-W ia). Mundt (R-SDi and 142 Welker St.; Trudi <)uasniUch- will be. - “ tice nights,'.’ He was acheduled to The exodua from the poat-war Er\in (D-NCl fr6m the inveatiga- ka, 14 Hartland S t ; - Donald LaBelle, whOj was .offered the present his first case as an As­ Pay as litti# as $1.25 a week for Four. veterana housing project of Green itons suhcommittee. and Ives (B- prosecutor's job Monday afternpon sistant prosecutpr this morning. '3^ Wlthe.v, 321 W. Middle Tpke.; Haven has begun, but so far the NY). Pifrtell (R-Conn). Me Robert Merkel. RED 3. Rockville; ana accepted. U . yesterday morn­ It is a negligent homicide in­ Namara iD-Michi, Kennedy ID- ing, aaid he haa not had a chance volving a motor vehicle. 'Start-Rite’ TRAINER paovemeht Is only a trickle, Mrs. Helen McKinney, 33 Oole St.; r Harold Symin^n. executive di­ Mass), Golde/ater (R-Arizi, and Ralph Gibson, 11 Earl St, Rock­ Thurmond (D-SC) of 'the Labor W AS 7.98 rector of the Manchester Housing ville; Joseph Trueman, 52 McKee Formod plastic soat, may b* Authority, r^rted today that committee. St.; James Harrison, Columbia; Our racks are loaded with these "eight or nine ” of the 82 families' The resolution would arm- the Mrs. Susan Stark, 574 Gardner S t ; NOW fence hoitsed in the project have committee with virtually unlimited Wilfred Whitman. Lake Bon Air ms4nI oa'th* Roar or com* tsoved out ao far. ■ authority to Investigate "the ex­ Bd„ Rockville; Marianne Smith, Slated to Vacate In July tent to which criminal or other im­ 101 E. Middle Tpke.; John Lovett. m od*. Um Idod way to stwrt 3-T DELUXE SUPER-CUSHIONS The rest are scheduled to vacate proper practices or activities, are, 41Durant St.; Mrs. Joan Everett •or have been, engaged in” by per­ 22 Doane St.; Norman F. LaRose. son* or groups "in the field of your chHd. 1J2 Eldridg* S t labor-management iblationa.” ADMITTED TODAY; Renee new junior high acho^ — r r ------Toumaud. 145 Lake S t ; Barbara Young, 130 Woodalde St.; Mrs. GIRLS' MODEL Ikfe Aides Mum Maude Joyce, 16 'Victoria Rd.; (Withoat Defiecter or Staadlhg Uriaal) Fatal Crash Suit ^ .Theodore Beaulieu, 97 W|dsworth Wa* 8.98, Now ‘ • Dollar for Dollar we think this is : Settled bv Parties your best tire buy 1 On Report Tito BIRTHS YESTEIVDAY: Twin Easy Gonversion Froai Boys* to Girls’, «tc. sona ,to Mr. and Mr*. Joh{f B.>nsig- Here's the same' tread design fea­ A 5130.(»00 civil sail arising out nore, East .Hartfotd. tured on many new '56 cars. You Bf the .death of * MadcheMer girl Bars UeSe Visit BIRTOS TODAY: A son to Mr. In Coventry June 2. 1953. was and Mrs. Maurice Bpencer. Bolton. 9 DAYS O N LY — SALE ENDS FER. 9 get Goodyears excluuve triple^ Bettled.fhU afteiTtoon for, an un- tempered 3rT Cord Body. And (Coktlaaed from Page Oae> DISCHARGED YESTERDAY: diaclos^ sum.' Jimmv Bump, 98 ’ W. Main St, Special SA LE ! tough, durable tread for longer * The aitithad been scheduled to be 3 Bockville; Jeffrey Frazier. 176 kteard by a' 12-man jufj* hi Tolland that ■Tlto’a vialt might be scheduled wear, plus this famous Stop-Notch while Congrees was in Easter re- Oakland St.; Miss Gmee Hatch, 31 WALLPAPER SPECIAL pounty Superior Court today. , tread design-for extra traction on C€#S. Green Rd.; Arthur' J. Oustafson, . The ■Hit brought Angelo J. 254 Hollister St;< Michael Bar- C O M F L ^E atops, starts and toms. - ^Tambomini, 27. hia' Maris, ..The paper .added’- ■ • TWO ROOKS to “It would thus be possible to ecchl, 18 Locust St.; M rx Lillian ■nd hia father. Dominic Tambor- Satemis. 26 Mountain St., Rock­ CHOOSE FROM^ CRIB and avoid . a . attuation in which . the ntei, all o f WUUmantic, against ville; David Schiddal, 188 Broad ^ b e r t Htefy Jtehwgmi, Coventry, (Vugoslay) President would be in­ A s low os %\JS0 owttk buys FOUR! S t '. •158 PATTERNS C ■nd Albert J.‘ Todd of 879 Porter vited to address Congress or be Bt. shown the attention which Cun DISf^ARGED TODAY/,;^ Ross IN STOCK Siddell, 23 Adams S t ; Mrs. Marion I The youngetTkmlMniiini claimed .l^ess usually acom^ the head of MAHRESS |l00.0(X).,.whlle hfa parents nought a state When he pays a visit... Moor* end son, 186 Highland St.; • A U FRE-TRIHMED flS.(K>0 each. “ In .the* light of all this, it Is Mrs. Virginia Blssell, RFD 2. An­ ■' The suit arose out of a 3 -ca r becoming quite clear that the idea dover; Maureen Rooney, 72 Lock- • SOME FRE-PASTED MOM PiOPlE RIDi ON OOODYfAR TIRES THAN ON ANY OTHER KINDI M sh on Rt. '44A near the Bqlton of President TTto’a visit in such wood S t ; Mrs. Barbara - Hoover TOTAL (own Une in which Sonia Johnson, circumstances loses all sense fur and son, 48 Arcella Or.; MlasJiidy CRIR IS-year-old daughter of Mr. and the ’Yugoslavs... Louis; Andover; Benjamih Wein­ VAJLUE stein, 47 McClellan S t NICHOLS-MMCHESTER TIRE, las. aOODYEAR SERVICE STORE Ito. Ebner O. Jolciaon, formerly "Hence, it is to be expected that MATTRESS 52.8B gC«C 847 W. Middle Tpkt.Tpkt.. was kUled our government—if it has not dune 24S MIOAD ST. — M l 3.517« - 7U MAIN ST. — TEL. Ml 7-S3M The girl was one of four paa- ao already-:-wUl inform the Ameri­ W A l L M S m gangera in a car driven by T ^ - can government clearly that in CRIR FEATURB: MAHRESS FEATURES) bom lni about 10 imn.iu& . that day. such circumstances the visit can- (Ictevanii'B car,' traveling east on j not be carried into effect • :9UFrLE88 (no battens) JACK’S ATUNTIC STATION HOUYWOOD SERVICE CENTER ge^ghw ay, .hit Tambominl’s car! Murray Snyder, assistant White SANDWICHES j ROOM • 78 COIL INNER8PR1NO UNIT 7W MAIN ST.. MANCHESTEE — TEL. Ml f-S7>2 342 EAST CENTEE ST. — FHONE M l 7-SI S7 House press secretary,' declined driving rtoseiy behind ^comment yesterday'ou the news- B r in k s — ic e c r e a m 4 • 4 POSITION SPRING < WITH POSTURE SUPPORT _ a —1 _ _ _ . . A ^ f e% A s ^ AS a A * Bass a BS a l a 1 A a a a l a .jb1 1 bb ■ aa.' • GOLOUm RALLS ON FRONT PANBC ^nambocnlnt, alaauned into the rear. paper story snd .also declined to 3IUNDLESFOR • COVERED IN w a t e r p r o o f PLASTIC «C Tambomlni’a car. , say whether an invitation had been I Arthur Drue Storts j . * ia C K RELEASE ON.OIDES WYMAN’S OULF STATION DON W ILUS GARAGE THE FRiCE OF TWO • g u a r a n t e e d b y RIDDIB P A K and Bchwarm -hk* been a patient ip Issued to ’Tito. • PUASne CASTERS , . IS MAIN ST. — TEL. Ml 7.4$31 ^jM^PtarwIch- B u t* H os^tal sinra a’CHOiOE o r ItAPiX OR WAX BUNNY BEAR FOR 1 YEAR 24MAINST. — MI7-U10 ■ftar the accident. He was iUY 3 AND SAVE mMaanted by Asst Atty. General KEN’S GARAGE I------SEE US fO R T H E VERY RNEST EHUnrS ATUNTIC STATION I WE GIVE S&H GREEN Spt'AMP^ 12* SAST CENTEE ST, — TEL. Ml 3-1477 , A N D O V E E - P llfrin 24227 $ ■ State pajUent IN A USED CADILLAC MANY OTHER RED TAG R AR G A^ j ALL YEARS AND MODELS -Todd WM ixpresehted by Um INCLVDINQ BRUSHES, WALL PAOW. Btxa" laar A m of Schate. W ete- Always a. Large Seicctioo; All Cara Fnlly Goaraataedi ' TOM’S ATUNTIC STATION • GRISWOU’S SERVlOE STATION ■ad^iyteer. Atty*,. Jay E. Certtited StUeage aad FOn Ownership Detalla.' . 174 WIST CENTiR ST. ^ rHOHE Ml 3-J459 Schwolaki rdp- G 1 WEST CENTEE ST. — PHONE Ml 7-S1S4 tetnted tlio Tanbomiaia. (ft V* tKowsMNb a eooD **iimNo coHnanoe ___ ikoiniaia dainsod dan- BARLOW MOTOR SALES sad recktei* driving on D U ’S MOM. SERVlOE p a x V Tho younger YOUR CADILLAC-Fd>'TIAC DEALER SHKinmi’WiujAMi FOR TOLLANO c o u n t y 2 M V V in he epAered I (R liii t IS) IS4 p in CENTR ST, — TEL Ml d i s o m y be WINDtoR AVENUE, ROCKVILLC. CONN. ^ 108S*ibt9'hlAlN ST„ MANCHfSTIR M 3*» h £ PHONE TRm m M 8-2538 981 MAIN STREET—TEI4 MI Tl-MSft • u tg ¥ » y At’•te il A Om t im i .. i.s- .. -a- ^

vi.- i l l l M I ■ i Make the Moat of Valeathib’B Day Fanrish a Room for |17MS ■We’ll bet you’d love to 'give a During the HOME FURN18H- m o s SALE at MONTGOMERY Credit—* commodity that be* party or en£ertain. with a X a n ^ a te r Man—I iMvar take Valentine motif, once you tee the WARD CO. ..It’s pbjislble to save "P BUGS B U N N Y my trouble home with me from the cornea better the leaa It la uaed. very sizeable array of Valentine 3100 and furnish a room comfort­ office Anewer th Pr Putrid* B a r g a in s decorations and party heeds at the ably for 3179.88. The 7-pq. solid, WATKINS Sense and Nonsense Frlewt—I'don’t haOe to either; Bank Teller (to man at w in ^ .., Ploying Gomts FAIRWAY, 975 Main St. And, for hardrock MAPLE LIVINO ROOM mine'a glao Maually there at home Sorry^-Mr. Jones. Tour wjfeM at a truly festive hostess, Valentina SET, reg. 3279.95 is upholstered in waiting for m». you to the draw, L iste d b y handkerchiefs and earrlngA It an Ekiriy American provincial -WEST the tongue la but an Inatnuncnt uirer goes vrithout saying they have a print The handsome sofa can- She WM watching her Srat ball AOOU • _ ^ motion game. Everything waa going o f aound. Don't judge a man by hU • Bowling tom tremendous selection of cards for provide a guest room easily, for it Fuiiral StrviM '• Vj agalnit the home team. At the m - fallurea' In life; for many d.man la 1— sMtch grownups and youngstera alike. opens into p bed. Then there is a too honeat to auoceed. CARNIVAL 5 W u dofoatod loungO chair, 3 atep tables. 2 l^nnlni^ of tht inninir BY UicK TURNBR ir;:;gtirand — 6 Gets up Onnaad J. Wm L DIrMtar acore waa 27 to 3 In favor of the • Arrow part To Help You wtt)i Spring igirtps and a coffee table. The 141 Bast Oeatar a ' rookie passing thb mesa hall, U^HonCst^- 7 Team matching platform rocker is viaitora. iShe clapped hfer handa • RoU tho •ki­ Redecorating mtehaU I-71N enthualaatlcally. and remarked to daked the cook: ' Uncoln" Before you start off on a shoi>^ 347.88.'x Another outstanding value her melancholy male companion, Rookie — What’s on the menu ts Oriflc# in sUh Tow Safety Volvo for U You Beloog to a Sewtig Clnb Te Keep Yeuagsters Well Dreaeed Blutbirds and Roses! ping spree for new wallpaper, and is the 7-pc.-DlNETTE.>eg. 3120.96 who waan’t enjoying hlmaelf at tonight ? liMedley Tonae Emotions It's So Becoming Then you're one of thoee gala At MARl-MAD's, Oil Main S t paints to create a smart, charinlng now 300A8 which includes as an all: "Aren’t our pltchera wonder­ (?ook—Oh, we have thousands of Dr, Louis E. Bisch, author of who knows how to llva affacUvely. you always receive consistent val- extra bonus a 32-pc. set of DIN- ISCorrclatiyo of ***^‘‘*nSUlned room (that will be the envy of ManeliMtar'a OMaat ful? They hit the cluba almoat things to eat tonight. neither 42 lUIlan dty "Cura Your Nerves Y ourself ad­ You’ve learned the secret of "re­ uee for the money spent, so when your friends) pick up your free NERWARE FREE. Moon-glow . Rookie—What are they? t l States S3 Poems their CLEARANCE BALE OF gray is the modern finish on 3-pc. with Flaaat FaeUttlsa every time, no matter how thoae II Stupidity nsieepin i 45 Talon vises: "Note other people's birth­ charging" yourself while creating copy of 1957 "HOME DECORA­ Off-8treat Parking booba hold them." Cook—Beans! S3 They play days, anniversaries. It warms thinga of beauty in the field of WINTER MERC»ANDIBE Ukes TOR” at 981 Main St. 8HBRWIN BEDROOM furniture (double bed, II Leaves with rattlea placet 44 Gitnia fndt place (to make room for the Establlahal XI74 SOAUoU 46 Essential your heart aa welt aa that of the needlework. (Tall this maasMe to WILLIAMS COMPANY. It Will be roomy dresser and mirror, also ' EXPENSE AOCOCNT 14 Forefather 31 Old stone tool spring arrivals) It’s a far-sighted chest of drawers) for 31^0.88 com­ A young man In the country had 11 Mrs. Adam being person you remember, - and makes tha attenttoii ,of your group. YOUR of inestimable help.to you. You’ll been courting a girl for aeveral In Atlanta It waa Mabel 25 Arrow poUon ** Speed checker you believe the world la not such YARN SHOP. 80 Orttage St. cor­ mother who pouncee upon the tre­ plete, reg. 3180.05. ISRecedas 47 Needle caao love paging- through, and delight 4 _ _ _ montha, and waa battling with the In Mobile her name was Flo 21 Domestic II Ocean nymph a bad place to live in after all.” dially invites you to hold your very mendous savings available here. ing in the glorius full-color rooms, Cincinnati It was Dolly, 24 Location tlavea 40 Pay 48 imprettion next meeting here. Gathering In Buy to flnlah out this eeason, look Sardine In the Sauce! .. problem of how to aak her for her MBrothar of 41 Communion SOFootbaU Step into HARRISON'S, 840 Main so inviting, so liveable. Everything hand In marriage. Finally he, con- Betty Jane In Buffalo. 27 Haphazard St. ' and get a '’Hallmark" this friendly, well-lighted shop ahead to next fall, but do pro­ you need to know about "How-to- Tired of spaghetti sauce made In old Phllly It waa Mary, Jacob (Bib,) (2 words) plate player's asset israntcea a worthwhile evening. vide a well-rounded wardrobe for the same old way? There's sonrie- aulted the hired man on hi? father’a S7 Quoits po| THOUGHTFULNESS ALBUM. palnt" walls, ceiling, floors inside farm. Down In Tampa It was^ J w , It’s a roomy dally calendar with ?ou can conduct ''buaineas as your child at fractions of original and out is clearly illustrated. Dash thing you can do about it if you’re' But on hla week’s expense sheet, 10 Hardens usual” in addition to examining all pricaa. 30% oft alt winter coats, lucky enough to have a can of Young Man — 1 haven’t the MHappaa pockets and apace to help you in tomorrow. allghteat idea of the right way to It waa "Meals and gasoline.” ^ the exciting books and samples jackats, leg^ng seta, one group of Maine sardines on the kitchen •4 Cause remember, PLUS 17 "HALL­ K A T H E R I^ GIBUN brought aak Alice to marry me. MARK” CARDS, a 35 value for dresses and adorable hats. 20% shelf. Crumble and add the tiny, A college Mnlor^ dated a young ISRoviaed back from the McCall Needlework off skirts, blouses, flannel shirts, Now It’s the Soup Break! silvery Ash to the sauce just be­ Hired Man—Son, there ain't no 33.76. Soup Is rapidly becoming the wrong way. lady from a nearby girls’ school a IILamproy Show in New York. Telephone boys’ shori-pant suits and mittens. fore Serving Easy, quick and good­ 17 Camera part MIchell 9-2358 so thoy’U know what MANY UNADVERTISED SPE­ 'hottest" thing In plant and office few times. Then .some w’eeka Generous Dlicounte to "breaks.” Playing a big part in tasting! FUEL pagsed, and when she hadn’t heard SHtolUng atoDM r evening to expect you. P.S. Your CIALS. Don’t judge a man by the lack it Organlzktions ~ members will be delighted with the this sudden soup craze are automa­ clothea he wears: God made one. from him. she sent a telegram tic vending machines. At the press reading: DEAD, DGILATED OR W# would like to remind you, unexpected hoepUallty when thtvlrs It’s s Pleaeant Custota - The Inquirer. the tailor made the other. Don’t OlThiotilh once again, that the FAIRWAY, treated tofragran) coffee and tight of a button a hungry employe can judge a man by hla' family rela* DISINTERBSTED T Sending a VALENTINE to peo­ have his choice of ten varieties ot To which the younx mSJi OtSplandpr ■f - Maid St. gives a discount to refreshments. ple who don't expect one from tiona; for (jaln belonged to a good all church and civic organizations. hot soup in an individual can. So OIL family. Don’t judge a man by his promptly wired back: HUNTING, 4S Gave new you la a -rewarding practice. Ten­ with 75 per cent of employers al­ FISHING OR TRAPPINfJ? weapons * So, If you are a troop leader or Potato Frosted Meat Leaf der affection Is spelled out for you Almost 2 MiRhm R A N G E OIL speech; for a parrot can talk, and responsible for an affair, you lowing their staff breaks, soup's | ULoatt 4 cups corn flakes In heart-tugging verses you’d And very much ” on” these days. . PRESCRIPTIONS SlFoUowor would do well to shop this store, 2 eggs, slightly beaten difficult to dream up youraalf, but 1 U Domtaticated already known aa the place to 1 cup milk , they'll‘go over your aignature and "SAFELY FILLED" get ''everything." Say U la a Big Way OUT OUR WAY J. R. WILLIAMS OUR BOARDING HOUSE with MAJ^R HOOPLE IS French river. 2 teaspoons salt return to you more devotion than The giant JUMBO JIM birthday MSouree Of . % teaspoon pepper you expected. F. E. BRAY, Jew­ and friendship cards, 31 each, will Ufht Scalloped Potato Ctrclee 1 teaspoon Worcestershirs saues eler, in the State Theater Bldg make an Important impact. From f I ’M ENMIOUS*- cup chopped parsley _ 'M16HT . T D cuoeBete NFomalo ihaopPf 4 cups pared, thinly aliced has over 450 DIFFERENT DE HARRISON'S. 849 Main St, Oil COMPANY /wf COUSIN cted\ AWSELF IFX ESAD.'I MParodiie potatoes 1 tablespoon chopped onions SIGNS, so, surely, there U a just- they’re fun to send and even more - CORE'IT pounds g^und beef right message for every person USED TO CJATCM t cfXiLD Pu l l LET’* 17 Rett 1 cup com flakes fun to receive. Try It. The new line 3 6 9 C ENTER '»T WlTMOar A MASIC. Tw ith A«TOVe^ X teaspoon salt >4 pound ground pork you want to come under the apeti PRESCRIFTIONS , FDKER.OR i TME CURTAIN TRV; •OWN of "HALLMARK*^’ CONTEMPOR­ MA3C«.~AND 14 teaspoon pepper 4 cups seasoned mashed pota­ of cupld’a arrow. ARY CARDS for every occasion "FREE PICK-UP Tcl. M l 3-6320 .' th a t w il d , ON BILL t h a t 1 — OaH O N E TIM E A NEW 14 cup butter or margarine, toes have a sophisticated freshness AND DEUVERY" fELDEKBSecy [COLLECTORS IMurictl 1 cup com flakes More Tiliie for Youreelf FOUL TIP SA'^e , DETERGENT, V AND melted about them you'll' like. They are 24-Hour Burner Sc-rvicc W huumbv Most of us are constantly look HIM AM NESIA/ vTiM COOKS iRELATWES.r Put potatoes into cold water to breezy and buoyant. "HALL- PINE PHARMACY cover; let stand about 15 minutes. 1 tablespoon melted butter or ing for apeedier ways of doing thR I iT ^ Hni II' I i ' U’ ’ ^ eUT HE WAS UP,'' ffl CYCLE *That? Oh, that’* Ju*t for tho rocord,' Albo'rt!" MARK” .CONTEMPORARY 4 CENTER ST.—on I-M14 LUCky— A , built RORy Drain and dry between towels. margarine same old housekeeping chores, CARDS have, vigorous appeal. I \l I ■' «•! piano TPUCKJ T vlO /*j Cover bottom of l-quart casserole Crush corn flakes slightly; com­ without lowering standards of WHACKED . or 8 X 0-14 X 2-li-lnch oven-proof bine with remaining ingredients cleanliness. J. W. HALE CORP Create iieauUful linens, pillows HIM OUT OP, The GivfsAwiy BY AL VERMEER dish with aluminum foil. Grease and, mix thoroughly. Spread in has this dependable answer. Just or chair sets with these very at PRISCILLA’S POP surface of foil and sides of dish. 13-43 ^eased 9(4 x 5(4-inch loaf pan. pat your dishes with a TERRY tractive bluebird and roee motifs embroideretl In easy-to-do cross Crush com flakes into fine crumbs; As new and exciting as tomor­ Bake In moderate oven (350 de­ DISH TOWEL. These thirsty, ■ i t e J sprinkle evenly over foil. Arrange row-lovely bare-arm dress with grees F.) about 1 hour. Unmold fluffy towels will have your dishes stitch and Itiendlng colors. slices of potato upright around loaf and place on greased baking bone dry and ]iollshed to a lint free Pattern No. 3832 contains hot- soft shirring, off-center closing. iron transfer for 10 motifs of vari­ Bides of dish so that edges over­ Roll-collared bolero aa a compan­ sheet or ovenproof platter. gleam in half the time it usually lap. Sprinkle lightly with part of Frost loaf with mashed pota­ takes you. They come In four ous sizes; color chart; stitch il­ vV ion., OR RIDE! salt and pepper. Fill in center with No. 8464 with Patt-O-Rama In­ toes. Crush corn flakes Into fine gay. homey designs (red, black, lustration. SKATE! SKI! remaining potato slices, sprinkling cluded is In sizes 12. 14, 16. 18. 20; crumbs; mix with melted butter. pink, yellow, blue, green.) In ad­ Send 25c in coins, your name, with remaining salt and pepper. 40, 42. Size 14, dress, 4 yards of Sprinkle over mashed potatoes. dition you save 10c on each towel, address and the pattern number to Pour melted butter over all; cover 35-lnch; bolera 1 7-8 yards. Bake in moderate ovsn (350 de­ reg. 59c now 49c. They’re dandy ANNE CABOT, M.ANCHESTER tightly. Bake in moderate oven grees F.) about 20 minutes long­ gifts for no one ever has too many EVENING HER.4LD, 1150 AVE. • St For this- pattern, send 35c In (375 degrees F.j about 1 hour or coins, your name, address, size de­ er. TERRY DISH TAWELS. P. S. AMERICAS. NEW Y ORK 36, N.Y. until potatoes are tender. Turn up­ sired. and the pattern number to Yield: 8 servings ' Toss several over the rack th r use Now available — the colorful — BUT HURRY TCL THE EXCITING side down on heated serving plate SUE BURNETT. TOE MAN as )iand towels. They are a breeze Needlework Album containing or platter, unmold and remove foil. CHESTER EVENING HERALD. '• The Way the Sun Slnnts In to launder. dozens of lovely designs from Serve at once. I ISO AVE. AMERICAS, NEW’ These mid-winter day have a which to choose nmre patterns in Yield: 0 servings. YORK 86. N. Y. way of highlighting the dust on Breakfast Psychology crochet, embroidery and knit — Include. 25 cents more with your draperies, slipcovers, pillows, bed- Cnilldren balk at a Heavy break­ plus 3 gift, patterns, directions lik e Mo\ 3g Without pattern order for the Spring Sc spread.s, and scatter rugs. If you fast. Don’t coax—give them small­ printed in book. Only 25c a copy! CTianglng Your Address Summer '57 lisUe of our pattern Uke them to "MARTINIZING" er portions and variety Instead. RY V. 1. u a MLIN Enjoy a change of sce- iry; give the ONE HOUR DRY CLEAN­ Molasses works magic with many SINGER a l l e y OOP Wronr Jfumbep BY RAT eOTTO book Basic Fashion. It contains breakfast standbys. Add a teaspoon Mardl Gras Brownlee COTTON WOODS your apirita and morale a boost dozens of smart new styles for all ING, 20 East Center St. you'll Make a prepared brownie mix the minute you decide to re-do one to hot or cold cereal. Molasses but­ i S 5 5 S ^ 9 r brace \t3URsaF,c»nD^ ages; gift pattern printed inside have your home glistening in rec­ ter on toast encourages young ap­ your very’ own this easy way. Add k (s -« k i room with a very special 1957 the book. ord time. So. give your home this three tablespoons molasses and BWtRVTD SAVf WALLPAPER from JOHNSON petites, too. Add tart-sweet molas­ refreshing "face-lifting” that will ses to a glass of milk and watch one-forth teaspoon cinnamon to the PAINT CO. 723 Main St. The cheer the whole family. Hubby batter. Its delicately different taste "Birge Embleny End "Imperial” Dependable Investment Counsel milk disappear to the last drop. *'.We suggest the purchase of won't be afraid to aak for that makes it new—and particularly lines are ouUUmding. Invite the DUNHAM-BUSH. INC., for Income raise when he's wearing a smooth, good. sunny colors, the cheerful patterns People WiU Notice Your Pretty and appreciation; 312 a share to crisp, faultlessly laundered shirt Hair. WINTER and the well mannered designa to yield 5 per cent.” . (30BURN Sc from the TWO . HOUR SHIRT We're heading into' a month come live with you. Ycm'11 get MIDDLEBROOK. 639 Main St. CaU SERVICE plant at 299 West Mid­ with three ready-made holldaye along fine. Theie ajo pre-pasted, Mitchell 3-1105 fon further Informa­ dle Tpkr. (near the Pierkade). The for happy .comings and golnga:: pre-trimmed papers to speed-up tion and details. 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With this fragrant and de­ 1 tabIen>oon flour dull end dreb due to any one of CUSTOM-FITTED VALUES Rescue BY EDGAR MARTIN X BY ROY CRANE ficial uniforms and equipment for licious drink, pass around' a tray . 1 egg, well-beaten several causes you’ll welcome BOOTS AND HER BUDDIES B U Z S A W Y E R Chibs, Scouts and Explorers. En­ of Anger foods — cheese sticks, Oush corn flakes Into fine ‘Wella.’* Make an appointment o u L t r s courage your own son to enjoy the melba toast strips or parsley butter enunbs. Combine po.tatoes, salt soon. v j e c L VOU'n AS UIHT AS A -WOWMM IMOt W V )0 « t benefits, the fun and adventure crackers and cayenns pepper; mix well. TO YOU C«IAM-fUFF,CH«$.TT. that scouting offers. Support the Shape into 12 balls about 1(4 ll|57 Rugs Are Here KSIOES.I'VC GOT 70 Manchester Boy Scout drive for Say What’s In Your Heart inches in diameter. Roll potato Leon ^ ow n , Arthur Bailargeon, YOU sw orn HT7DUH0M heeded funds. 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THE Herald Angle Holdoutitis Not Worrying Ry J. - Celts Stretch EARL W. YOST Mantle Honored Again, NFL to Conclude o ( Al •Right on the Button B errios, Costa Paired Draft Tomorrow Witming Skein Sports Editor ayors . Gnift Kt:y Smoke Rings ! In E li tination Series This Time in Oklahoma Philadelphia, Jan, 10 Oft — TJ.f.: Nejehn, and UttlSi Sammy kUsysy HOrSEWIVE'S LEAGUE wueuM fltM NaUenal Football Lpague teams In Seven Tilts No rrandergrander fellow than Pete, ^ Manclfestwna-- CJUioUftA !^actlce makes perfect and this UJMfieOTO drafted four rounds of their Pnn* ! 8“ " ' ™P«’'*e hi* SOn. Rlck. is evident-as each week the worn- New Yofity'Jon- 30 i/P)— Miguel Berrios of Puerto Rico and V Tulsa, Okla., Jan 30 )— Mickey Mantle listened with quiet annual 30 round player draft fo m Yale in June. T M TOP OP (/P WEST SIDE MIDGETS New York, Jani 30 (JP)-r- . en show better and better scores. V/4T/o\t Carmelo CosU of Brooklyn, who open the featherweight pride for more than three hours as his home state showered last November and will com­ Fire A Police edged Nassiff ' 8“ " ' was at the dinner with Izzy New York?, Jan. 30 m - Top pinners yqsterday morning in- APfVOPMn The' prospective switch' of The retired Manchester High wexier of New Haven, who w m elim ti^ on series with a 12-round match at Madison Square ito praise on the 25>year-old slugger at the 11th annual Dia* plete the Job here tomorrow Arms 35-27 and Decl’s Drive-In Tbe annual sOige c f Ijomout- iluded ’ Mftdeline Morley 119-118- m r n o i* 6 the flrst day of a three- tripped Personalized Floors 36-36 former major league Man­ Schtml teacher and track ci»ch , y,* manager of Pete's lirst track • x m W To Ganlwi, March 22, are ranked among the first four in the mond Dinner of the Old Timers Baseball Association of Okla* Joined the select list of GoW Key , team at Manchester High .. Fran- itla has struck thn. World 12.5-882. Clijlre Obremakl 110-108- p op oa T ort iniMl meeting. last night at the Cedar St. gym ager Marty Marion from 12Q-338,; Mary Cliapman 119, J------u.------— ------'?dlvision in the latest Ring Maga- vember draft was held wlnners Jast Monday night at the , CIS Miner, top man a A h e Rocky Champion New York Yan­ TAR Hmmu homa last night. ^ ------in the West Sid* Midget League Betty Hurd- 106, Estelle Dabrow-' *nlract, eyesight, Jan. 22. .. 1956. The award was accepted in { Expands Skein season ends In Nqvember and After Maiion. 1965-56 manager Several hundred more tickets, at i ^on. oi.ly happ. frcnt-Hner„ ai-e Yogi ners. each with 10 points. Bill least, coulcl have been sold in ; Berra, W h l> y Ford and BlUy S-1 'wins over Spatulas and Coffee Cherif Hamls, the No. 1 ranked, characteristic candor with these the conches North oMhe border Andrulot was high man for the of the Chicago White Sox, dis­ Cups, respectively. drew a bye i-to the finals. He will words: loee little time swoopiqg Senth closed that he U seeking a NBA Grehter JRarUord. Only oneo ticket Director Francis Mahoney, who Martin. Armsmen, Upping in 12 tallies and was turned back - this at 3:16 Oaneral Manager George Welsx DUSTY LEAGUE > Gets In crea se rseet the aurvivor of a rratch be­ , ‘T don’t know about you folks, To 18 Straight to sign American taleh^or the Mike Kearns had, 11. franchise, the Oltlcs continued sat at one of the seven MancKestcr but Pm tired of hearing all this next season. their parade to the Eastern, Divi­ Monday afternoon and Just aa I tables, renewed acquaintances with however, has been a)l through this All three matehos reaulted iri 3-1 tween the Berrios-Coata winner Personalized Floors had a very was putting It ItT'my folder the sort of thing timil and again, so he decisions, w i t h league-leading Detroit. Jan. 30 (45 -A1 Kaline, end Hogan (Kid) Bassy of Nigeria, bragging about me. And I ajiq>reci* Jersey City, N. J., Jan. 30 (JP>- Forty-nine players, lnrlu< sion title by toppling MlnneapoUs Moe Drabowsky, rookie pitching ate it. even If you don't mean it bad first halt In bowing to Deci’s. phone rang and at ^17 the ticket star of the Chicago Cubs, after the has ado'pted a philosopher's view Dean Machine (6-0) upending who. really didn’t ask—and didn't the No. 2 man. UtUe 8t. Peter’s College—not the bonus choice, were dm: Bob C ott waa high man for the 103-91 last night. In other NBA Thank you very much.” abtion. New York beat Phlladel- was sold. Many regulaf\cu8tomers dinner. Moie worked for Fran -at of the piayers’ demands. Merrll's Market (2-4), rvnnerup get—more money • th* Mickey ' 'Fighter of Month’ more than a dot on the baaketbalt by the 1* NFL clubs. Paul Drive-I# with 11 markers and who waited until the last minute ABA Tool (5-1) beating Spencer More than l.OOD Oklahoma baas* Homnng, Notre Dame qnarter- phfa 114-110. and Fort Wayne Harrillton before signing w bonus "Those ate things you hive to Mantle, haa signed his 1957 con- The Ring's " F ilt e r of the man-^uddenlv has blo«aomed into 'aul Qney gave him plenty of sup­ were shutout and had to'\accept cbntract with the (3ubs Closest expect when you win,” ht shrugged Rubber (0-6) and WUco Tool trsqt with the Detroit Tigers for j Month' is ^ d ie Machen, th* vh- ball enthusiasts attended the ban> 'FTeam to be conaidered for a post­ ■—back ’ was the ^ bonus sMectien port. canning 10 points. Chuck downed St. Louis 91-85. rainchecks for another—year,. . . Included Visits Lonlevllle that I came to getting a drink vof today, while making plans to c6n- (4i2) defeatlag Gunver Mfg. tl^ m*ted-$30,0<'' beaten Redding, Calif., heavy­ quet, labeled a testimonial to season tournament spot, probably made by Green Bay. Taylor led the losers with eight More than 100 tickets were sold^n 5). Top scores were chalked up by Mantle. It climaxed a day desig* in the 48 ethers were eight p l i ­ The former. "Mr. Shortstop” of coke--all night was before the din­ fer with Mickey Mantle over the The , soft-spoken outfielder, at weight who now is No. 2 contender the National Invitation. points and Paul Merlin ranked Manchester. Among the distil. ner when I was accepting tieket Kep Hesford 131-133-375, Pete 22 already one of bssebali’s most to champion Floyd Patterson. aated by the Oklahoma Legislature ers later named to the 1056 next with six. the St. Louis Cardinals said he ' guished citizens from this City coming weekend. i as “Mickey Mantle Day” lif the To date, the Peacocks, as they 'payments from members. A glass ‘Thia certainly ii nothing new. Jankowski 125-356, Lou Clocker. (ef.red hittei,s, agreed to terms Mariien whipped the veteran Joey America team. BUSnrESSMEN’S LEAGUE had talked franchises with NBA of 'Village Charm were Mayor Har­ •tate. are called arornd these parts, have President Maurice Podoloff and o r^ k e was placed on the table but After all, wh.ch would you rather 140-350, Dwight Pleasant 140-350 in an hour-long huddle with John Maxim at Miami Bench to advance won 12 gam,;* without a loss this old Turklngton, Rep. Thomas some lug drifted over and Wanted and Norm Grlmason 130. ' The triple crown champion of Trailing throughrut th contest, had been encouraged to proceed have, holdou'! and a club that wins McHaie. director of player person­ ahead of Moore who dropped to season. Added to the sU they won Uie North Enl Package came Rogers, Manchester High School me to get him a ticket, anyhow and WOMEN’S L e a g u e fourth. Harold Carter took over 'tire American League last season with his plana. Maiion tiaited Principal Edson Bailey and Supe­ pennants or no holdouts a'nd no nel. and 10 minute telephone at the end of the 1055-56 campaign, roaring back to grab a two-point Louisville, Ky., today to investi­ av any pfice. When he leaned over pennants?” Numerous noteworthy scores C'mverastion with General Man­ the third spot by besting Bob with a .353 battii^ average that rior Court Judge William Shea, all to w h is ^ hia plan he knocked Included 52 home runs and 130 runs they have a streak o f 18. Women Golf Slate derision from the Jaycees 33-21 gate franchise possibilities there. Players More Demanding were turned in last night and the ager Spiki Briggs f: ■■m Florida. Baker. Of crurte, Hurricane Jack- in .the Buslr.essmen’s League at close friends of Wlgren down over the glass and the content# long list included Maude Carpen­ son still is No. 1 on-the list behlhd batted in, said he would be happy "But,” cautioned their 40-year- Marion still has a year to go on through the years. The largest nuiii'K!" o f holdouts "I'm very, very happy and now 4>ld coach, Don Kennedy, today, Announced for ’57 tha Fast Side Rec. In tl.e second a three-year White Sox contract splattered my^lothing. He didn’t the Yanks ever.had at the atari of ter 114-107, Ella Staum 106-117, Patterson. bo bit 40 home runs in 1057. get the ticket, 'illere weren't any to I'm lookln|( forward with a lot of Called by many the best hope of "we atm have a bough road ahead game last night, the Leftovers had and will be paid about 330,000 for spring training vias In i054. Anne Fldlcr 114-109, LU Molum- (Thuck Spieser of Lansing, Mich, Perhaps the happiest fellows in be had. phy 133-116. Helen Wilhelm 111 enthusiasm and hope fo a great 'breaking Babe Ruth’s home run of us in the next 10 games and the HarUord, Jan. 30 id’)—The Con­ little trouble tur-.ilr- back Herm's not managing the Sox this year. the Statler ballroom were Paul TTiey had,wo'i five pennants In a. season for the Tigers," said the took over aa chief contender for gjMord of 60 set in 1037, Mantle kids are aenai,ble enough to take Camera Shop 40-31. He said any baaketball associa­ row then end the players were get­ Helene Dey 114-112-328, Mary Moore in the light heavy claa's and necticut Women’s Golf Aash. 1057 Sheridan, son of Dr. Bernard Jimmy Plerssll..th4^y with the Simmons 113, Edna Hillnski 112-. good-looking kid who two years aaied away from a question of them one at <' time.” North End Package! after trail­ tion would not interfere with his Sheridan, Dick Sy)veater, son of ting more and more demanding. ago- as a 20-year-old—became the Yolande Pompey of TVlnldiul what chance he has of accomplish­ schedule call* for Ita Stats Cham­ ing by nine points at Uiq- inter­ baseball interests, adding he’s ever-flashing smile, \^wed the Cleveland won th< pennant that 121-337, Ctorlne Bums 109. VI The road U tough, indeed. Ken­ Contractor Joe Sylvester and listeners with a few s to ^ s about youngest player ever to win an i,oved up to second by knocking ing that feat. nedy’s leds play Siena, which has pionship Tournament to be held mission, put on a second half still receptive to managerial of­ year and when the spring trf 1955 Chapman 126-105-328, Alice Beebe' out Gerhard Hecht, the European July 15-10 at the Shuttle Meadow Mbrt Morlarty, aon of Matt baseball and the Rev. \^bert 110, Mary McCarthy 112, Audrey, American League batting title. ~‘Sure .I’d like to break Ruth’s won only one game, tomorrow, so drive to overcome the Jr.; cees and fers. Moriarty. The first two named rolled around there was nary an The sudden, late-hour conference champ. record,” Mantle eaid. "But, I'd Country Club in New Britain. The Celtics’ unbeaten string Keating of the Cheshire Reforma­ unsigned pla -er when spring train­ Frey 105-107, Shirley ’ Fothergilk that should pose no problem. But a n-fve into third place. Two con­ boys collected autographs of a tory aeems to get better "and at Briggs Stadium snuffed out With Gene Fullrear the new mid­ much ,rather have a good seaaon This year’s schedule . starts on secutive free throws by George waa endangered as the Lakers, ing got undfi way. 105, Amy Pirkey 139,' Dot Cowles week from Saturday night, they April 30 with Intar-club matches number o f the celebritle.* present better with each pa.saing y e a r ^ 120, Flo Klofer 125-108-337, Fran what might have built Into a big dleweight champ. Sugar Ray Rob­ ]u>t like last year than hit 60 home face their sternest test—St. Bona- Brooks and Tom Conran in the rolling behind CTlyde Lovellete, led while Mbrt had a few minutes chat But the Yanks won the American inson is the No. 1 challenger. In th* nma end bet only .260. and ends with mixed fouraomea on 72-63 after three periods of th* the oratorical department. Fathehen Grandall 121, Kay Peretto 107 and riff between Kaline rnd Briggs. venture has won 68 games straight final 20 seconds decided the issue. with TV personality Ed Sullivan.. N^^agueague flagI again in '5.5, and aure Not long ago. Brings waa quoted welter division, Gasper Ortega W Duaty Boggess, veteran National Oct. 6 at Rockledge. Madison Square Garden opener. « Keating told of his 167 banquet e\pugh, when no.scs were counted Ruth McIntosh 111. in Ita own lair, so the Paarocks’ Old Friends Hetp^onor Pete Wigren For the winners, John Boothby Numerou.s telegrama from friends appearances last year but he as saying that "Kaline thinks he’s Mexico advanced to No. 2 behind League umpire who was e dinner To cope with the increased num­ was top point-getter a* he ripped But , Bob Cousy’a play-maldng of Wlgren and organizations in in « t . .PPetersburg. Fla,, when the Hobby Shoppe shutout Ed’s At­ task la going to be monumental, to ber of competitors the association Joining in to help honor Pete Wlgren, center,ler, atMut JMonday night’a Gold Key Dinner of the Con- didn't tell his listeners that' all ra good as Mantle and wants more champion (Tarmen Basiiio and ex­ gueat, eaid of Mantle: say the least. They also must face the nets for nine talliec and sparked a Boston comeback and Manchester were received by squad reported, seven were miss- lantic 3-0, Jon-Di's edged Walnut “Within two yeara this boy will Will try something new this year. necUcUt Sports writers’ Alliance at the su tler wereere .Francis Miner, left, and Francis Bray, right. the Celtics pulled ahead 83-82 money he collects on the potato Rcataurant and Princess Restau­ money." champ Johnny Saxton. Ortega’s Seton Hall and Brooklyn St. Fran­ Brooks hooped eight. For the Toastmaster Art McGinley of 'Ing. - second straight . over Tony De­ bVeak Ruth'a record. There’s no It plana Class A, B and C Tourna­ All three are Past Commanders of Diworth-Comell-Quey Post, 102, American Legion in Manchee- with six minutes to play. Moments salad circuit la turned into a fund "Whatxis happening now is mere­ rant shaded Howard's Landscap­ Denied Such Comparieon cis, two mo.e toughies, in order to ments on one course. ter. All...... three have been close friends for years. ( Hlerald e ------Photo -by Oflara). - - - losers the Legault brothers paired Hartford’s leading afternoon news­ at the Reformatory and the Meri­ Marco, another''former champfdn, doubt about It. He's learned to get through vnaeathed. Ui to score 19 points ua Bill caged later Bill Sharman acored oh a paper but none were read. "If I ly following the usual pattern," ing, both by a 2-1 count, in the Kaline, who Immediately denied control himself, on taking bad On Jnne 25, the three groups Cousy paas and the Lakers never den School for Boys for much three games scheduled. he made such r comparison, says did the trick. \ Strong Teams to Fbce l i and John added eight. 0 started to read them” Art told rfie continued Wfis.s. "As usual, I feel pltchea. He knows. where the will compete at Patterson and 1JSFTY AU- THE WAY caught up. Sharman topped the after the dinner, "we ail would needed items. Father Keating ia REC LE.\GUE now he is "Certain Mr. Briggs, if In the lightweight diviaion. strike aone is now.” ' Wethersfield and on p Aug. 27, they Spearheaded by Gene Sturgeon, the official chaplain of the Sporta fairly certsirt that by. the time "Just thinking abou’ that St. S t Louis Garit scorera with 32 pointa, trailed by have been in the Statler until the regular training starts, all the dif­ Both matches wound up as 4-0 he made such a statement, did Larry Boardnian fell from second Dale Mitchell, former Cleveland Bonaventura game gives me the will play at Rockrimmon and Jamestown, N. Y, (E When the L«ftovers held on to second Lovellette with 29. Writers' Alliance. Big Frank Das- it in a Joking ina sr." Briggs to fourth after his upset by Orlando place in turning back Harm’s-. For milkman arrived, "McGinley ferences will ba ironed out.” shutout victories, with McCann's Indian and Brooklyn Dodger out­ WilUea,” said Kennedy, who doubles' Rockledge. In the past the A aiid Walter Colburn, Jameatown High Knicks Snap Tie proved once again that he's the coli is aa much at home in front ot Service (blanking Hartord Rd. said hfs quote wtji twisted around Zulueta who returned to the top fielder. waa inducted into Okie- in brass as athletic director. "But B Classes on one course and School baaketball coach, orders the winner* it was Sturgeon New York snapped a second- ablest toastmaster in New Eng­ a microphone as he Is calling balls Grill and Pagahl’a Clippers trounc­ a bit ten. boma’a Baqeball Hall of Fame. Claaa C on another course. caging 18 points while Ed Brown and strikes and he told Jwo stories I’m, aure the boys would like a shot Lefty Tsitso into the game he is Del Ennis Should Help place tie with Philadelphia by land'and he kept the program mov­ ing Fuller's Contractors. Ed Pa- "But that doesn't matter now," Wallace (Bsid) Smith who will at a poat-saason tournament. Still, not referring to a fellow who might and Butch Buccino added 10 and beattng the Warriora in the Gar­ ing at a pace one travels when try­ (hat had ’em reeling in the ganl 165-398, Vic Taggart 126-357, try to win back the lightweight eight, respectively. For tpe losers, aisles. Musial Agrees .said Briggs. "What does matter College Baeketball we can’t even afford to think about favor His left hand in shooting. den’s second game to remain 7 <4 ing to make train connections. De­ Bill Paganl Sr. . 138-355, Bob is that we.have signed a great crown from .’ oe Brown, Feb. 13 at the end of the season when we still UOK WITH A LINE Lefty's given name actually Is Jim Herdic set the pace with nine East Detroit (E—An Insurance sales­ games behind the Celtics. New spite a long list of celebrities who Guthrie 127-351, Joe Twaronite player and we'll ' have him at Miami Beach ia ranked no better have such atrong teams to face. L«fty. . In Bid for First Place markers and IBernle McKenna and York rookies Ron Soble and Wil­ were introduced, plus the speak­ Plans for the 1958 Gold Key 126-349, Ding Farr 132-347, Jerry than fifth among the contenders. St. Francis (Pa) 71, American man In the off-season, Detroit Lions Bud Kelsey added six each. To Card Terms Briggs htadium. The club 1s very Xntl 69. "The pressure willjtaep mount­ tackle Oliver Spencer stopped by lie NauIlS were the chief reasons ers, the entire program was com­ Dinner will be made at a meeting Smith 125-342, Dick Brown *132 happy and ,we're expecting a big lUIy’a Dullio Loi is No. 1. in g —all the Hiw» T» Y JUNIOR IJtAGUE for the Warriors’ downfall as they pleted in less than two and one- Tuesday, Feb. 12 at the Waverly and Ted Chambers 128 topped all Queens (NT) 76, Mnntrlair 6L (lie ufflte to sell a------poilgy~to~-- (Ninth in a Series) this year, now that he has had Indians Prep' for Hall, move up- -ard^ln the standings." Pratt 83. Hlllyer 68. through, though. I guess svaryona team’s general manager Nick Ker- The standings m uii- Y Junior brought the Knicks back from-an— "haif hours. For thia McGinley gets and early indications point to an­ —St. Louis. Jan-- 30-(8’)—Stan keglers. ------— — By FRED HUTCHINSON experience aa a relief pitcher. (The Man) Mu.sial, signed to an­ The 1957 salary repr'esenta Fairlai^-Dicklnson 88, Newark will bt willing to admit that we bawy. Kerbawy stalled Spencer’s Tuesday’s Results League changed somewhat last 18-point deficit and acored 23 a gold medal. other repeat' booking at the Stat­ COIINTRV CI-UB WOMEN sizeable increase fer the young deserved it. Yes, I’d have to aay Bradenton Beach, Fla., Jan. 30 The Cards’ need during the past pointa each. The Warriors’ Neil ler.' The dinner was good, the other $80,000 contract I - tlie St. Rutger* sales pitch, then made Spencer the Eastern League (A5—This is the time of the year night. A good Nassiff Arms team Maahlcs won 4-0 'over Drivers, slugger, w’ho skyrocketed to big Last Night's Fights New Haven Tchra 83, Quinnlpiac that thia is about the best club first Lion to sign his 1957 football several seasons waa better pitching Johnston tallied 38 points to set Autograph hounds had a fifld ...... : service - excellent______and_____ the speaking...... „ Louis Cardinals, says he’ll sit out Clinton 4, Philadelphia 1. when every club wins the pennant, and I feel r.e have impVoved it. knocked Boland Oil off in a big Spoons upended Blasters. 3-1 and Hope to Regain Form league stardom after signing a 1 we’ve ever had.” contract. Charlotte 7, Washington 2. upaet to tie the losers for first a Philadelphia club career record day, passing up and down III front I program above average. Next year, some gsi.ies next ea.’ion in a bid • . * or, at worst, flnishes in the first We’re going to start right off with Putters also’ gained a 3-1 verdict bonus contract in the summer of Miami Beach, Fla.—Paul Aji- place. Each team now ba* a 6-2 of 8,038 points. Jumping Joe Fulks of the head table-, and at the' guest | however, the dinner may be held for his aever.th ,-Iarional Leaguf over Brassies. Pinning the best division. But It is a fact that we Murry Dickson and Herm Weh- tables, getting the signatures of 1953, fresli from the Baltimore drews, 192; B.iffalo N..YI, stopped won and lost record. The Elks and held the old mark of 8,003. one week earlier in order not to batting title. -- scores were Betty Wilkie 108, Nel­ . . B y PAT BOLDl'C? sandlots. He batted .314 and haven't lost a game yet and. we’re raeier. The.v ’ nproved our pitching Mel Hutchiqs’ 22 pointa helped Jimmy Piersall, Frank Dascoli, conflict with major baseball din­ "A rest leally does a fellow Warrenall Lester, 179, BalUmor:, not conceding a thing to anyone. Gordon Cleaners are tied for third lie Johnson 109, Kay Gihlln 107, Several scribes who have been close to the schoolboy basketball blasted 27 home runs last season, (•'emendoualy after we obtained spot with four wins as against four the Pistons beat St. Louis and Andy Robustelli. Alble Booth, etc. ners in Milwaukee, Minneapolis good," Musial aald 1 11 yesterday We finish^ in the first division them from Philadelphia last May. Evelyn Lorentzen 105 and Mary picture this season do not believe that Manchester High is as strong after his league leading .340 aver­ losses. Ma’s A Bill's are in fifth boost their Western Division lead Manchester's No. 1 man In the and Philadelphia which .prevented at the signing ceremony. “ This or as good as its early season record of nine straight wins would Houston. Tex.-—Roy Harris, 100, last year, coming up from seventh I look for 'Vinegar Bend Mizel. and autograph line was ArtTCnofla who McNamara 105. age along with 27 home runs in place with a 3-5 mark and the cel­ over the Hawks to two games. The the Giants. Yankees and Dodgers consecutive game bu-iness is Jest seem to indicate. The reasoning is not without logic especially if one 1955. Conroe; Tex., stopped Claude Clhap- in 1055. We’re going to make Willard Schmidt to rqund out our hasn’t missed a Gold Key Dinner from having “ name" players on something l.g o t myselt Involved CHURCH LEAGUE - lar-dwelling Miller's Pharmacy Hawks’ Bob Pettit continued to can Jvidge from the last three Red •------—— .— Briggs, reached at Lake Wales, roan, 106, New York, 8. every effort to maintain this kind starting staff .with Davis on a spot now haa only two victories and six widen his margin over all rivals Vince Woodtow Wilson was presi­ hand as guests. in." Results of the eight matches of improvement. I realize that dent .. 'Joe McCluskey, Wigren’s were as follows: Emanuel Lu­ and White outings. During that , Fla., said hp talked with McHate Stockton, O llf.—Dommy Urafia, basis . . . And bur bonus boy Llndy defeats. in the NBA scoring race by net­ Now thu* he’s only 48 games rtretch iiTe InS;;V. wem u^et b y : trademark, ha, also been lacking 116, Manila, knocked out A1 Wil- Knowledgeable people the same kind of improvement this McDsniel is coming along nicely. ting 26 points. No. 1 product, was unable to come short of Gus " ' • 'a National theran won 4-0 over Concordia Lii- twice by telephone yesterday and year would mean first place. I In the opening game, an inspired up from his New York home be- President Gerry Crean of- the theran, St. James' No. 1 3-1 over j East Hartford, spanked by Hart- of late. Instead of moving the. ball they agreed "more or less on how chef, 117, Los Angeles, 4.; Infield Stronger Nassiff.. quintet Jumped into qn To add to the Hawks’ gloom Alliance and Art McGinley report­ League "consecutive- game record El- Feco, Tex.—Pajarita-Moreno, don’t consider It an, impossible ( We think we'll be stronger in the -cause of a Naval Reserve commit­ North Methodist No. 1, (Renter ford Public and managed an un­ for the "good" or easy shots, the far we would go.” early lead and held off a last half Easy Ed Macauley, one of the ed that following the announce­ 01.822, he hates to give it'up. impressive win oyer Windham.^ 127, Mexico City, knocl(cd out feat. There’t no substitution for infield, too. Kep Boyer at third and NBA's three 10,0(>0 point career ment that couldn't be broken. There But once Jle surpasses this Congregational No. 2. upended St. locsK.have become .in outside club first place. bid by Boland Oil to win 62-50. Thia ment that Ed Sullivan would ap­ Jesse Mon^iS; 128, Lo.* A lleles 2. Don Blasingame at second will was the second meeting of the two men, suffered a rib injury in the were, however, a num'ber of Pete’s irs:k, live diu'able 36-yeat--old first Mary's 3-1. Center Congregational Hoping to atone for their recent] and the aforementioned stalistirs buy Imperial—and Must Rectify Wesknes* former boys In the crowd Including pear they were beseiged with re­ No. 1 edged Community Baptist poor performances,‘IT''1 the locals feel clearly point out their lack of suc­ BASEB0.4RD CROWD RECORDS Richmond, Calif.—Mel-Ferguson. I have add,kl experience. Stan Musial rivals and each has won once. Bill game and may be out for several quests from muiiciana, singers, baseman-outfielder plans to act 144, Los Angeles, outpointed Lyle' Our biggest weakness last year will start the season at first base, days. Doc Sheridan. Dr. Ray Mozzer, 3-1, North Methodist No. 2 won S-1 confident that a return to their cess. Zatiirsky's loud and familisr was our inability to score runs at Twerdy, with 28 points was high acrobats and speciality act* who his age .and sit out the second Cleveland (4i — Oeveland holds Mackin, 150, Oakland, Clollf., 10. ^\'here he belongs, and that will put ■man for Nassiffs, Ray Tomkunaa Charlie Waite, Dr. Charlie Robbins. games of doubleheaders. over Second Congregational, .South ap.-inking new high school gym )vill chant qf "Move U” hai no* reach­ the opportune time. That was Lqfty Bray, Wilbur Brown, Earle offered their services free Just to practically all of the .crowd records Wally Moon in the outfield where followed close behind with 16. Both Pride Kept Him Playing Methodist No. 1 posted a simi'ai prove thPolo Grounds and completed extra base hit department. He Zatursky's squad haa not been the Silk Towners must concentrate on Cleveland drew the largest World the cycle t^th a 6-2 win Over the is an acknowledged slugger who and he ahouiu improve in all de­ In tm early moments but came to and Junior Members of the Recrea­ . He finished at ,3K, lowest aver­ partments.. Landrith gives ua a life after Intermission. With less tion Department. Lane and Ryff Boxing Foes ssiftie. its shooting accuracy has a much-improved Haul qlilniet Fri­ Series crowd in the fifth game of National League cham] s in has averaged morei than 100 runs age of his career- but fourth in COACH WAS AIDE AT NA5Y Brooklyn's Ebbets Field Three good second catcher. than two minutes of play remain- The folldwing rules 'wOl prevail: th-! Jeague. He topj . ! tiie circuit dropped' to 26 per cent in the last day night. the series against the Boston batted in over 11 aeasons in the three games, somewhat below Us Breves. runs in three games. National League. I expect him In the final analysis, I think our ihg, the Pharmacists were ahead M ijfets •with 109 rmis batted in. Denver, Colo. • ( 4 1 Maj. Bob team will be stronger because of and could have pulled the upset of . 1. All boys iq, 11 and 12 yeara In Television Bout Tonisht Often called baseball's highest- Spear,” basketball coack qf the Air season's, average of 33 per cent. COOPERS'TOWN GAME to go right Into the cleanup spot I . . -'r- ■ Against .both Hartford and Wind­ in our lineup. more power, defense, sounder pitch­ the night but two quick baskets by bid are ejllgible providing they-are paid handyman, Muaial reported­ Force Academy team. formerly ing and a better bench. Also. I Mike Geclauskas pulled the game Recreation members. ly has rece;ved six., straight con­ was an assistant basketball roach ham, tl)e Ihdians caged Just 16 Cooperstown, N. Y. I4>-The '8t, Then we acquired Sam Jones, out of (he fire for the. Oeanera. Norfolk, 'Va.. Jan. 30 fit- Six players hit doiible figures for today. at the East Side Rec knd Donald for the'. Redlegs last season. He White find colors. able a midsemester hiatnf aa pos­ North Carolina State, with Whttey Academy officials declined com­ Cowles at the Community Y.,- on DAY OR NIGHT came up with the St.. Louis Card­ sible, what with one challenging Bell tops with 17. ment pending action by Coast or before Monday Feb. 4. inals in 1953 and drove in 112 nma ^AFE WINTER ,-(e added 104 more the following PRESTONE :,oo team after another getUng lU Charlie ‘Tyra had 34 points for Guard headquarters in , Washing­ TEL Ml 9.S100 For P R IC C lumps while North C e ro lY n -a Louisville,,which rolled in the sec­ ton on the application for retire­ Fourteen members of Clarkson’s year to become one of the few 1 watches. ond half after leading by un.y one ment. 10»man hockey squad come from ' players to get more than ,10o RBIa and TREK DRIVING By the time the„Tar Heels get point at halftime, and John Mc­ Merriman, a graduate of Spring- Canada. MURPHY'S ALLEYS in each of hla first two seasons. ANTI-FREEZE back Into the conference swing— Carthy, showing only a 10-point field College, waa athletic director Jablonski Wkz traded by the SrORT SHIRTS JACKETS and that’s still a week away — average, hit 35 for Notre Dame at Trinity before coming to the Jon Haaven, star. University of 991 MAIN STREET Cardinals |o ChneinnsU In 1054 against Indiana. Academy. North[ Dakota------bontetball------player, along With pitcher Gerry Staley their main search may be for a Reg. 24-95. contender of any aort, let alone one The victory for S t Louis was its onqe scored 52 polnU for his Ft. for.-^tcher Frank Smith. • IGNITION hy • \V(PER EQUIPMENT R ef, 5.95 that has a chance for the UUe. flrst against the Aggies at Still- Devens, Mess., Army post team. NOW . . ... NOW .... 15” FIDRIOA DERBY ON TV ~ Diika’a loss to Wai(.t Forest last watar. Okla., since Eddie Hickey Pro Baoketball ' AUTO-LITE End MALLORY by TRICO the BilliHens' coach in 1018 St. -')(IaUandaU,' -Fla. (fi—Plana have Reg. 17.95, night, 77-50, left unheralded Mary­ <5»n completed between CBS and • HOT WATER HEATERS • NEW W ATER PUMPS ReR. 4.95. land closest to the unbeaten . Tar Louis built up a 15-point lead, then Eaatem Otvisiaa NOW ____ withstood a late AAM rally. W li Gulfstream PSrfc to televise nation­ • DEFROSTERS and DEFROSTER HOSE by McQUAY NORRIS NOW e * • a a fi 0 Heels, who've accounted for, alx TUBELESS TIRE ally the Florida Derby to be run on of their 15 season victories In Hot Rod Hundley’y IS points Boston 31 14 Reg. 14.95. New York 24 Saturday, March 30. The Gulf- WE CAN RESURFACE CYLINDER HEADS To PREVENT WATER LEAKAGE 3*S5o league play. Maryland is 6-2 fol­ produced Weat Vir^nla’s seventh 22 ’.522 atream Fark Handicap on Marqh NOW .... lowed l;y Duke 4-3 and Wake Philadel]4Ua i . . , . . . 24 24 .500 NOW . . . straight Southern Conference tri­ HEMOUMTERS 23 also 'Will be carried nationally. I f Yoi^ Dealer Doesn’t Stock Part*. We Invite Your iMulrto*. Forest 3-3. Not' another team In umph and three players scored 35 Syracuse ...... , . , . 3 1 24 .467 the league haa lest fewer than four or more points, led by Lyndon Lee Western Dlvlslbn games. North Carolina State, usu­ with 30; in Oklahoma City’s Fort Wayne 23 22 IN MANCHESm PAJAMAS ally the teiam to beat, haa dropped breese at New Mexico. S t LouU ; ...... 22 25 TOPCOATS five while, picking tip only two vic­ Mnneapolia ...... , 20 Y7 DYNAMIC tories — th* second of whicta'wet Rochester ... ______30 67 Not fill sizes. Flfiiutel only. an 80-63 romp over Vtrgiaia'last ^hoUstii: Baiketball Wednesday’s Schedule 8ME8 - SERVICE ^ VULCANIZnia Carter's nighL . ' Rochester vi New York at Bos­ INSURANCE 1; Reg. 3.95. ton, , lUY ON OUR lUDGn TERMS NOW . . . Aa McGuire says, ACC teaiqa do Weaver'86 New,Britain 80. Syracuse at Boston. WORK CLOTHES Priced To jGo a good Job of taocking off each East Hartford 62 Bulkeley 87. ether J He forgot to say "North Tuesday's Resnlts Hall 82 Wilby 48. Protactic Carolina exerted.” V - • New York 'U 4 . PhUadelphia . For Paiitterf. .LouUviUe. ’rahkedI third la the Norwich 62 Hartford 32. C«n>6 0 t/nTi. Plmnboni MEliS Middl4town ,62 Glaatqnbury 88. ^ Jton 108. Minneapolis 01. ‘ new Aaaoriated Preea poll defeat­ Fort Wayne 91, S t Ubula 88, Niehpli M aneh^ ll^ CHURCH CORHfKRS ed Loyola of the SoutH 79-83, S t Newtnfton M Wlndaor 43. SeSednle , UleiiRo-SBvorltato 654 PARK STRUT MAIN AND OOULLVAkO CfHTtK STRilT ; ' ■ 2 9 5 WHOM ST.: j- GLENNEY’S Louta broke a 10-year Jinx *b^ Wiiaon 78 aieuthingtim 70.' Fhllddelpliia va New Torli at A ssoclota s • MANCHB(Ttt . downing OkUhema ARM Farmingtea T2 8tmabury 88. •ymeuie. ' HARTFORD - , • \ ^ T HARTFOKO^ IM MAtK arRZZT- Westt ViiVirilala fattaned lU South- ■tdfield A7 Ellawmrtli 47. Bastoit nt Bymeus*. Ml 3.11IMVH 9-Oil^ TO. lAdtaoii 7.11f t ' m . OaafweiBea lead by dMeatlhg ,S t tiMtnna 40 TstTyrUIa 48. i> rt Wajl|^ at Mume^raUs.

. ' (\ ■k • MANCHESTPR EVENING HERALD,’MANCHESTER, C O ^ ., WEDNESDAY, JAl^UARY 30, 1,957 PAGE TW Eyi?& iap^: MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER. CQNN.^ WEDNESDAY; fANUARY 30, >^957 Apirtments—^'Ii Articleii For Sale 45 RouMliolfli Gooda 61 AT A eWURT OF Busihcsi ScrTtee* Offered IS Bustni ttDOortiinitles 1^2 j THERE OUGHTA BE A LAW! . BY FA6ALY and SHORTEN TeneRienw WANTED—Real oaUU Ustlngs. Andover, within I - • ^ - MsRchfister and Vicinity .. Andover, ort th« WALLPAPER SALE. 158 paUema ANTIQUE FURNITURE, silver, gXIALU-TWO room furnished apart­ Contact Xurklngton Bros. Raalty t.D. 1967. „ .■t DICK'S WEATHERSTRIP Com­ MAN OR woman. Be 5’our own rtass. china, and used fumlturd Co;, 851 Center St., Manchester. Classified boss. $400 monthly spare time. Re­ /from two books. All in stock. All ment: Private bath. Apply Mar ' Echo Mountain Estates Present Hon. Cbarle* H. pany, doors and wtndowa. custom bougRt and aold. Furniture Repair (Off from Lake S ^ e t) An. 3-1507. evenings Xn. 9-5665 or Ksq.. Judge filling and collecting money from pre-triromed, some pre-pasted. 53c I joW's, 867 Main St. On motion of Armand.L. FA mIl. work, guaranteed. Calf, Ml. 8-15tS tingle roll. Sherwin-WUllanui, 981 Service. ML 8-7449. MI. 3-7781. after S p'.m. our five cent High Grade Nut ma- Bo___iSeOS A CKAIM TALKER OK 'tKt FMOKCf S u T ONCE M A <3REATWHILE"VtX)HAPf>EN IH room split level & d ranch ilnUtrator on the estate of Alextna 1 Main 81. MI. 3-6838. FOUR ROOM flat, first floor, In homes, from $14,900 up. FHA mort­ letlec, late of Bolton, wilhia said Mvertissfflent . chines in this area. No aelling! To NO ONE IS PCRMlTTBO TO DISTURB NiM TO BE ON THE PHONE SOURSCLP WHEN THE 1987 TELEVISION. Three famotia l is t WITH Manchester Multiple trlet, deceasM. . AIRWAY sanltiser sales and serv­ qualify fdr work you must have a excellent condition, has evety- gages available. For full Informa­ CLASSIHED ADVT. WHILE HE’S VAKKINO AWA-V- GREAT MAN SUMMONS makes, discount prices. No down thing. Adults. Write Box M. Her- Listing Service. Nineteen realtora Thia Court doth decre* that aU l ice. P. O. Box 361, or phone MI. car, references. $840 cash, secured 'A' ■ r payment. $3 weekly. No payment: tion. • 'nerving you. ' For Information be allowed and llimted for Oie Cf ald. ______- , of' said estate to ezMMt their ____ DEPT. HOURS SdlllO, before 8:30 a.m. or after 8 bv' inventory. Devoting 8 hours a Building Miterials 47 untU March, Budget Center. MI. Call ^ a s e call Carlton W. .Rutchina. against the eame to the AgjnliiUtrawr 8:1S A. M. to 4:30 P. M. p.m. ,w-eek to business, your end on per- .3-4164. THREK ROOM apartment for rent Ellsworth Mitten Agency 9-5182, 9-4694. and direct* that public notice be given rentsge collectians will net up to For information call Xd. 9-9043 be­ PEAL’TORS of this order bv edvei^talhg to a newa- 1400 monthlv with very good pos­ GENERAL ELECTRICRIC wattiIn* WANrkD—4 • 9 room Cape. Have peper having a circulMon tat aaid dl*- Honsehold Serrieefl Oak Flooring, .from per M $189.00 con- tween 9-8 R.m. XU. 3-6930 rlet, and Or posting a copy thereof of COPY CLOSING TIME sibilities of 'taking over full time. Knotty Pine Sheathing—' i machine, wringer typerpe.Obod c substantial 'cash to dssunie mort­ on the public elgIgn------In said Tnwa ' of Offered IS-A Income increasing accordingly. dition. MI. 3-8997. FOR RENT—Four rponv unfur- gage. State mortgage per cent In BoUnn nearc*t in* plae*. wh*r* th* d*- POR CLASSIFIED ADVT. from-per M $135.00 GREEN XIANOR—Otf- room ranch- c*a*.d IS*t dwrlt. For interview. Include phone in niahed apartment Second floor. Garage. Three bedrooms, natural reply. Box O, Herald. ,, C-rtlfl-d from B*Cord WEAVING of bums, moth holes application. Write North American TWO COMPLl lunk beds. Can Heat and hot water. References finish birch cabinet kitchen, dia^- MON. THRU FRI. Mahogany Paneling per M $1W.00 da. Phone MI. CHAHLBS H. NICH0L80K Judg*. and tom clothin*, hosiery runs, Nut Co., Inc.. 27 'William Street, Kiln Dried Sheathing be four twin required. XUddle-aged couple. posal. Amcaite driveway, knotty 10:.30 A. M. . handbags refAired," slpper re­ 3-8977. New York 5. N. Y. . tSOOO'. min.) ...... per M $90J)0 Write'Box J9. Herald. pine porch. (Jomblnation windows. BUYING OR SELLING AT A COURT OP PBOBATB heM*n SATURDAY 9 A. M. placement. umbrellas repaired, Split roil fence, fully landscaped. at AndeVer, within and for th* DIstrfet men's shirt collars reversed and AVAILABLE- FOUR room apart­ o( Andover, on th* 10th day of January J I'li" Insulation— CORNER CUPBOARD cabinet, Newly redecorated. Been by ap­ A.D 1957. replaced. Marlow's Little Mend­ (1000' min.) ...... per M $39.00 ment on aecond- floor for adult Call a xnB Realtor .... An or rocm ooopiaATioS w i l l ing Shop. Help Wanted-—Female .25 ina cabinet. Call MI. 9-2712. pointment. xn. 9-5845. No brokers. Pr***nt Hon. CharltS H. NIchoIaon, family of two, reasonable rent. ganization of 19 local realtora com' E*q.. Judg*. , . BB APPRECIATED Windows-—complete— Write Box N, Herald. HAWTHORNE ST. — Four room Ot, motion of John Ptkartkl. Admial*- FLAT FINISH Holland window PARTY PLAN Demonstrators; Be BEFORE YOU buy a new rug any­ blned to give you better, faster and trator on th* **tat* of Frank D*m**ko, (set-up) ...... from $11 where, shop Marlow's for better Cape (Jod with full shed dormer, let* of Columbia, within aaid dlttrlet, I shades, made to measure. All the first to shownhe newest. Our BOCKVILLEl—Three new three more efficient aervice. metal Venetian blinds at a new 1957 line is ready fdr you. over 500 rug values. One group of 9x12 wool Nice lot. Originally priced at d*e*a*ed. Dial Ml 3-5121 Flush Mahogany Doors frora^$5.50 room modem apartments with re­ $13,700. Owner anxious to dispose 'Thl* Court doth d*crr* that *ix low price. Keys made while yoU items in housewares, toys, notions Casing ; ...... fron^rer ft, 8c blend rugs for only $89.95 with month* b* allowod and Hmlt*d (or the frigerators and electric - ranges of . property. F.H.A. mortgage of cr^ltoT* of *ald **tate to exhibit tiMir wait. Marlow's. ' and noveltiea. Write or call collect. free rug cushion included, $79.80 and heat furnished. Good location. It doesn't cost any more actual The House of Plastics, Inc., Avon, We shall be glad^ send our value’s. Marlow’s Furniture Dept. $11,200 available. T. J. Crockett, rialmi aaalnst th* (am* to th* Admtn- $100. For an appointment. (Jail Realtor. Office xn. 1-1577 or Rea; ly it costa less. latratnr and directs that public nolle* FORMICA counters, ceramic wall Conn. ORchsrd 7-l694. salesman to call cm you upon re­ bfl rlv*n of thin ordnr by advertising in LBBt and Poand and floor tile. Let us modernise quest. xn. 9-7885 or TR. 5-7530. MI. 9-7751. a newspaper havinx a circulation in For detains call the MLS office at said district, and by poatlng a oopy FOUND—Brown female mongrel your bathroom and kitchen. For LADIES -Is extra money needed in Musical Instriimenta 53 free estimates call ML 9-M88, The your home? As little na four hours NATIO^n a t k wjA:Al LUMBER. INC. WOODERIDGE 8T., — JMx room thereof on tn* nubile sign poat la laid r. Call Lee Fracchia, Dog Buiheu Locations ranch with attached garage, rear MI. 9-5195 Town of Columbia near«*t th* placo Tile Shop, Buckland. a day will bring you an excellent agrsTJSTATE STREET, MUSIC Instrumental, rental. Com­ where th* deceased last dwelt. ^ en. MI. S-4M0. plete line of instruments. Rental For Rent 64 porch enclosed, good residential earning opportunity. Avon Cos'me /NORTH HAVEN,’1 CONN. Certified from Record „ TO WOMEN WHOSD tics. Call MI. 3-5195. applied to purchase price, Rrare- area, many extras. Sensibly CHARLES R. KICROL80R. Judg*. LOST—Young cat, part Angora. Tel. CHestnut 8-2147 b r ic k BUILDING, two blocks priced at $15,600. T. J. Oockett, White with dark spots and tall. Vi- aenting Olds, Selmer. Ped- HOMES REFLECT THEIR wANTED-rOirl for part time work ler and Bundy. Meiter’s Music (rom,Main St. Approximately 2800 Realtor. Office MI. $-1577 or Rea. AT A COURT o r PROBATE bold.n tinlty Farker Bt. pall Ml. 9-3328. sq. ft. of floor.space. Close to at Andover, within and for the DlMriet ____ PERSONALITY ___ in office to handle filing, i.t’plng Studio, 177 McKee. Ml. 3-7500. x n . 9-7761. of Andover on the 32nd day of January -and miacellaneoua duties. Apply ------^ parkmg lot. xn. 3-649L______^Mad Airmanl A.D. 1967. "Our Care Means Longer l^eaij" Goodyear Tire k Rubber Co., ISO HAVE MEDIUM priced h<^es for Present Hon. Charle* H. mcbotaoii, 3 Annonheertenta Dip monda— W Mchea— USED PIANO, in excellent condi­ STORE—Formerly Sears Roebuck sale. Excellent locationa. J. D. Eiq., JuaR#. Goodwin St., East Hartford. BIL On motion of Virginia Anderion.-Ad­ INCOME TAXES prepared In your Rugs shampooed and cleaned. 9-3424. Jew elry 48 tion. Kemp's, Inc. MI. 3-5880. at the Center. Desirable Main St. Realty Co.. John DeQu«tro, Brok­ Proves Claim., ministratrix on the estate of Leall* J. home or by appohitmmt. Exper­ Wall to wall carpeting done In your location, heat furnished. Approxi­ er. xn. 3-5262, xn. 9-8440. Anderson, late of Andover, within aaid Help Hanted-v-Uale 26 Help tVanted—Male 36 Situations Wanted— LECNARD W. t o s t Jeweler, re­ ienced tax work. Call Ml. 8-4723. home. Other rugs done on our WOMEN mately 1200 sq. ft. floor spaM. MI. district, deceased. premises. Free pickup and de- ' Male ' 39 pairs. adjusts Watches expertly. ,9-8808 or xn. 9-8521. \ TEMPTING!—A house so tempting This Court doth decre* tiwt jdx l^ANTED—Single man 19 to 40 to Rooms Wttbuut Board 59 Scares City months be allowed and limited forjbe in c o m e TAXprepamd. Personjal llverj' Alert aggressive women for" In­ GENERAL |anltorial work. Part ReasonabI* prices. Open daily. that you'll want to move right in. stay nights at local establishment Thursday evenings. 129 Spmer creditor* of said estate to exhibit tk«ir and business.B. Frrrank ‘ Faridonl. Ml. time in late afternoon. Compara­ ABLE TYPIST, secretary, time­ Wanted To Rent 68 Five room ranch, fireplace, large SMITH’S UPHOLSTERY teresting consumer contact ’ pro­ and answer calls. Room, bath, TV, keeper, bookkeeper. Ten years, Street Ml. 9-4387. rboma, large lot. 103 Prospect St. Des Moines, Jan. 30 ()P)--A stu­ 9-3816. gram. Steady part time work. Good tively light work. Good Job for linens furnished, also chance to PLEASANT, heated room with pri­ SHOP older man who ia retired. Apply in >lu8, office. Adaptable. Seeking WANTBID—FOUR room apartment E Realty Agency. MI. 9-6297, dent pilot with a yen to ")ihow _ newspaper having, a clrcuIatlOB m salary, no experience neceasary. ick up a few extra dollars. Write vate bath. Call Ml. 3-4033. MI. 9-4863 person to William Srhaller, Man­ focal opportunity. MI. 9-9158. for two adults and one child, rea- Xil. 3-4480. everyone I could fly" took a plane sata district, and by posting a. copy glox V, Herald. . sonable. xn. 3-8328. ■ ■■ ■ ' ■ ■■ I ■■ thereof on the public sign pM ia Mud rwaonali Evenings MI. 8-7267 Apply in peraon chester Motor Sales, 513 West Cen­ Fuel and Peed 49-A MASTER Bedroom for two. Inquire BEST BUY r (Juatom built Cape In at I gunpoint yesterday and for Town of Andover nearest th* pise* \ ter St. WANT TO SELL? We wi)l trath Stale Tailor Shop, 8 Bisaell St. fine location fine condition. mere th* deceased last dwelt. FURNITURE repairing and rofUi- DRY OAK WOOD, cut fireplace mOKlNG FOR house to rent for' nearly four hours, swooped snd '•FOR MEN who. care” — Danie'a you to sell Aluma-Roll with our Dogfs— Birds—;Pela 41 MI. 3-5047, MI. 3-7383. three adults. Reliable party. CH. Five pleasant robipi and addition­ *CHAlfLEs”ff. OTCTOLSON. Judg*. Barber Shop — Shopping WaM, • 1 thing; antiques restored. Furni­ WONDER BAKERY exclusive $100,000 training pro­ and' stove lengths. $10 per load. zoomed at bulldlng-top height over EXPERIENCED plum)»r on Job­ PI. 2-7886. 9-3165. al room partially finished. Fire­ East Center at Lenox St. Quick ture Repair Service, Talcottvllle. 521 Conn. Blvd, gram and pay you while you ti^n. BIRD, cat and dog supplies, whole­ ROOM WITH kitchen privileges. place. Second floor laVatory. Shin­ the business district. I Ellington Youths Ml. 3-7449. bing. MI. 3-6979. Centrally located. Mrs. Dorsey, 14 service—two barbers—free park- East Hartford, Conn. AIumk-RoH is the original alumi­ sale and retail. Daily 9 to 5 p.m. TOUNG COUPLE with two. chil­ gle exterior. Large lot.N$*adeltne Office workers abandoned their num roll-up awnings. First in­ Tuesday, 'DiUreday, Friday nights Arch St. by Don Whitehead j gei j g3,ooo Ina- ______FIREWOOD CUT to order. • MI. dren deaire five room unfurnished Smith. Realtor. XU. 9-1842. desks to -.atch in nlghcnrarish CX,EANlNO WOMAN. Two half stalled 23 years ago. Exclusive 7 to 9. Porterfield's Route 5 and 9-4394, ML 9-3968. apartment by March. 1st. MI. fascination. Building— Contracting 14 daya per week. Own transporla- STOCK BOY sales territories are available in Chapel, South Wlntlsor. JA 8-3391. 247 NORTH XIAIN St. Heated room, 9-5567. LENOX ST.—Economical, but nice Finally, with his gasoline sup­ R. L WRNDEU Automobiles for Sale 4 tlon preferred. MI. 9-0118. gheater Hartford, Manchester, six complete rooms. Automatic On Arson Count MANCHESTER PET Center. 995 refrigerator. Inquire XIrs. Irish. ply almost gone, 23-year-otd Roy FOR YOUR remodeling, repairs or Young man over 18 years of age New Britain, and Meriden. YoUr EXECUTIVE desires ranch type heat,'hot water, storm sash, SOderquish crash-landed the small, BEFORE YOU BUT a used i YEAR OLD black and white tor. gas stove. Inquire 10 Depot Hartford Tract a Halloween prank—the burning AIttratiom-RMMNMiM Re-siding specialists. Easy budg­ day, worker, counter gjrl, sand; ley Oil Company any time. Hart­ Square, apartment 4. Adults only. Ished apartment in good neighbor-! family, 4-4 duplex. Oil heat, alum lice said he Went into convulsions ident. who looked It over carefully. down? DonH give up! For a good GRAY MANUFACTURING Collie. XII. 9-9259. FOR SALE Nine piece dining hood. Pleaae call (JHapel 7-3231 from shock after the landing. construction of the giant Interna- The agent explained the procedures of a barn. deal—not thru a amall loan com- et terms. ' MI 9-M9H or TR wlyh girl, charwoman, epoki ford. JAckson 9-4317, Middletown ------inum combinatoin windows, dou­ They are Carlos E. CStaffee, 26. **Basinc8S Built On 8-9109. \ waitress, plant wrapper, electronic Diamond 6-8611, Meriden BEverly room set. Reasonable if taken at after 4 p.m.. Ask for Louis Walsh. ble garage, large lot. Two, vacan. Detective ' Martin Brightman tional airport at Natal. Brazil, | used In the United States to control Pick^ by Firm pahy-roee "Harry" at 833 Main CO. once. Tel. XII. 9-2790. and Robert W. Betterley, 22. both Costomer SatiafRcUon** S t (Formerly Douglaa Motors). technician, cutter grinder, choco­ 5-4461. TWO PARAKEETS in large cag», BEDROOM and private kitchen, cies, Maddock k deVos, Realtora, said Soderquist told him he had through which American bombers ^ enemy aliens and tighten security. HILLIARD ST.. MANCHESTER furnl.shed, new paint. MI. 9-3081. YOUNG COUPLE with two chil­ JA. 2-0255, evenings. JA. 8-0139. tried to kill himself Just before of Ellington, and Charles F. King, Full Insarmnce CoT«raEt late dipper, yam winder, wirer accessories. CaU*MI. 9-9793. and aircraft were to be shuttled en ' Finally the PJ***^*"^ Speculation that Yale Transport 21, of HasardvUle. 1965 BUICK Special Riviera. Hard­ Rodflnt—Sldtitf 16 and Bolderer, press operator, shirt "A GOOD PLACE TO WORK" NO MONEY NEEDED! dren daaparalely In need of five or landing by taking two home-made VERY BEAUTIFUL furnished six room first floor apartment In a a AU . It would be eaay to put into ei- Corp. might locate'# trucking ter­ Fire destroyed L.e barn oh the TeLM19-30$S top, radio, heater, dynaflow. Cus­ presser and stamper. Some part Help., W anted— TAKE 3 YEARS TO PAY! cyanlM pills. However, the suicide route to the Middle East. , guch a program in the United tom Interior. Excellent condition. FOR THE beat in shingle and built front room, hot water heat, tile Manchester. Good references. TR. Suburban For Sain attempt failed apparently befu se minal In Manchester ended today farm of Howard Eastwood on After 5:00 P.M . up roofing, gutters, leaders, chim­ time and full timt Jobs available. Male or Female 37 bath with shower. 381 Summit.St. 8-2071. The danger of enemy radio sta- states. Mr. Roosevelt would mere- Oct. 30. Damage was set at $6,500s Priced reaaonable.*CaU Ml. 9 -1 ^ . Expterienced or will train. Apply Mvestocll—'Vehicles 42 WANTED the gelatin capaula were too thick with the disclosure by the company ney and roiof repairs call Coughlin, or MI, 3-7116. BOLTON—$10,900. Six room Cape, tions to the Allied cause was never jy press a button, an aide would The three men were bound over 82 BALDWIN ROAD Corui; State Employment Service, YOUNG MAN ASSISTANT manager—Good, oppor­ Reliable. Honest. Person FOUR OR FIVE room house. Rea­ and did not diasolve in Soderqulst's better illustrated than in the case rush to his desk, the President that it plans to establish lU aecond . MANCHESTER. CONN. xn. 3-7707. 898 Main St., Manchester. WE BUY COWS, calfs and beef TO TAKE OVER two unfinished. Four years old- on $3,000 bonds. Bonds previously tunity, pleasant working condi­ sonable. Call BUtler 9-4460 after 4 Aluminum storms, plastered. Im ■tomach in time. of the great line, the Queen Mary, would tell him what was wanted Connecticut terminal in North 1953 BUICK two-door hardtop. Ex­ cattle, also entire herds. Call UNPAID BALANCE Brightman said Soderquist which became a troop transport! and (t would be done. But here, I were $5,000 each. cellent condition. Call MI. 9-2848. RAT'S ROOFING CO., ahingla and Excellent opportunity for young tions. Apply in person to Jack Pella Bros. MI. 3-7405. ApartmentA—-Flat*— p.m. maculate condition. 128* frontage, built up roofa, gutter and con­ WIRERS AND MONTHLY PAYMENTS vomited shortly after the landing, and a prize to be hunted by thCiprega a button and what happens? Meadows, Hartford. man age 20^30 in shipping and re­ Sanson, Strand Theater/Hartford. Tenements 63 trees view. Carlton W. Hutchina. There had been reports that the vasa r A P n j^ C aedaneUe. Black ductor work, roof, chimney re- $16.79 “probably because of shock" and U-boaLs. ' Nothing! The buzzer won't even SOLDERERS ceiving department of' progressive 3 Complete, Houmcs For Sale 72 Ml. 9-5132, Ml. 9-4694r—Member large trucking firm, which now haA with almost new white waU tires. Ray Hagenow; MI. 9-3214. REAL ESTATE sales person. Male Mancheatqr Multiple Listing S vv the capsulea came out of his The big ship arrived' in Rio de ’ work.” Ray Jackson, Ml. 8-8835. manufacturing concern. Must -be or female. Licensed. Part or full Articles Far Sale 45 Rooms of Furniture FIVE ROOM apartment, four room eight terminals in five states, Good condition. May be aeen at Experienced in wiring and snider $14,400—THREE bedroom ranch. ice. stomach. . Janeiro on March 6. 1942, en route Duty Exemption time* Activy realtor wlli'give com­ ignement. iMI. 3-4761. Doctora expressed belief Soder­ overseas with 10.000 troops aboard. w'ould locate one In the northwest Tom'# 'Tydol SUtion, Hartford Rd. ROOFING, SIDING, painting. Csr- ROYAL AND Smlth-Corona port- Beautiful Westihghouse Elec, Giarage, hot water heat, immacu­ Nevertheless, the SIS helped to i h i any time. MI. 8-77i6. _____ inrmiistwsrco^denw^'wd plete office cooperation. Commis- GLASTONBURY — (Justom built quist succeeded in taking little On the same day an FBI radio section of town. Mntry. Alterationa and addltiona. boards. Excellent -working condi­ form various duties. Apply in per­ aion basis. TTie Real Estate C«n- able and standard typewriters. I „ j Th r e e r o o m s and bath. Heat, late condition, near bus and shop­ get buzzers working in a good Today, however, a spokeaman .A ll makes of adding W h m e a Beau Ifu Bedroom Suite ping. Carlton W. Hutchins. XU. thre^^droom ranch. Living room If any cyai>ide. "A small amount monitoring’ station intercepted a SafityOueM Cellinga. Workmanship guaran­ aon or call for. appointment. Uer. Inc. JA. 8-6.524 utilities, stove included. $20 per many places. for the company In New Haven, tions from 8 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. with 9-5132, 9-4694. Member Manchester with flreplace and wall to wall would have accounted for the con- message which aaid; "Queen Mary DE SOTO teed. A. A, Dion. Inc., 399 Autumn aold or rented. Repairs on all 1Suite week. 3rf''Rark St., Rockville. 'TR. carpet. Delightful kitchen and Because of the importance of where one of Ita terminals Is St. MI, 1-4 ■ cafeteria facilities. ♦ SALES TRAINEE. R you have had makes. Marlow’s. , „ 5-5915.' Multiple Listing Service. - vulsiona and.the seirure after he arrived here today at 10.00.. .ShC' their work, FBI agents were ex­ located, said the branch planned ROOSEVELT MILLS, INC. a successful sales experience in ' I peautiful "De Lu-xe ’ Range- apacious dining area. BreezeWay. landed,’’ a doctor aaid. - must (go) to the cellaj;.” U SID CARS garage, patio, full basement, near empt from military duty even for thla area would be built in 1968 two-door hardtop FirefUte ALL TYPES of roofing, aiding and 210 East Main St., Rockville, Conn. any line of buaineaa and are will­ FOR SALE—55 gal. drums. In good Instead of Westinghouae Elec. XtANCHESTEK—Six room ranch! At the hospital where he. was Thvo days later, CEL Informed gpoMman. Power steering, ^w er carpentry work. Matdrials and GRAY MANUFACTURING Regrigerator if you prefer Ideal location, convenient to but olf course. Lot KXixSlS. Madeline though many of them asked to be Hartford’s North Xleadows, at the MI. 3-8628 ing to work we will train you to condition, $2.50 each. For further taken for observatijn, So.ierquist station ALD in Hambur*: "^ e e n permitted to go Into uniform. And corner of Weston Ave. and W. brakes, radio and heater. White Wommanahip guaranteed. No Job sell new B.uick automobilea under information icall 'The. Herald, Rugs, Lamps, Tables, Linoleum and schools, hot water oil heat, fmith. Realtor. XU. 9-1642. told reporters: Mary sailed on March 8, 18 o clock vraUa, extra anow’ tires, undercoat­ CO. FOR SALE T full cellar, garage! sensibly pricM. being without a uniform at Service Dr., next lununer. tbig dr too smaU, For free esti­ our training plan. Liberal salary phone MI. 3-5121. and a Few Other Articles BOLTON—New 51* room ranch In I always knew 1 could do it. local time." • ed. IMI actual miles. Prlvateljr mate call Manchester Roofing k EVERYTHING Call A. R. Wilkie k Co., 481 East times waa an embarrassment when Reports that Manchester might HIUJARD ST.. MANCHESTER . ENGINEERS during training period. Apply in VERNON a secluded location. Lot is 175x200 I’ve wanted to do something like Queen Saveo some drunk or loud-mouthed pa­ get the terminal began circulating earned. Spotlessly clean. Siding Co., Inc. MI. 9-8933. person, see Mr. Gorman or Mr. SALE — 33 1-3% off on 1956-1957 THE UNPAID Middle Tpke. XU. 9-4389. ' -4 With \4>/2 room ranch with elosed with more land available If de- this for years. I did it to show And so the sea raiders were triot drew attention to their civil­ yesterday, after a bond for deed 1956 CHRYSLER "A GOOD PLACE TO WORK " Sterling. Gorman - Motor Sales, wallpaper. Green Paint and Wall­ BA1J(NCBJ»RICB everyone I could fly." GAS TURBINE paper at the Green. Open dally 8-9 In knotty pine hreezeway WADDELL RD.—Immaculate three slrod. Price of $18,200 Includes alerted that the Queer ^ r y waa ian clothes. for 14 acres of land in the Meek- i*' SPOT’S SfOTORS, INC. Inc., 285 Main St., Xlanchester. ONLY $458,26 He denied there was any danger, Here ia one of the rarest ImpeocaUe autmoUIro In th ecomi- A Roofing aitd Chimneys 16-A p.m. and garage. 2 good size bed­ bedroom Colonial. This la an ex­ house with combination windows, loose in the Atlantic with a cargo In one case, an SIS agent work­ vjlle section was filed In' the town ROCKVILLE, TR. 5-32i8 LADY TO TAKE message* over EXPERIENCE Free storage until wanted. Free rooms, lovel.v living room, fireplace, basement garage and saying "I had control of the plane try. %v* ora very proud to offer this custom MO 4^Dopr aedaii phone at own hoqie. Box 421, Nor- Interviews with special represen­ delivery. Free set up by our own cellent buy fhr $13,000. Immediate whose loss would be a aUggerlng ing in Mexico went to a mountain clerk's office. 'Die bond had been for sole, equipped with a power pok V-8 engine, poiwr steer- ROOFING — Specialising in repair­ ALL ELECTTRIC raeor parts. and tile bath, kitchen-has knot­ occupancy. Oood'flnanblng. T. J. many other extras. T. J. Oockett, all the time. The'lowest I got was wlcli'. Conn. ' tative' arranged at your conven­ reliable men. blow to the Allies, Aq<( ,8he was resort on an espionage .investiga­ negotiated by Atly. Hug.-i M. tag, power brakes, six way power oeat, powerfllte drive, cto- ing, roofa of all kinds. Also new service. Two barbers eveiy Satur­ ty pine panneling . Witli Oockett, Realtor. Office XU. Realtor, Office XU. 3-1577 or Rea. about 100 feet, and I kept the traveling' without a convoy. ixma. Gutter work- Chimneys ience, morning, afternoon, evening, MALE OR FEMALE tion. An American with a brassy Joseloff of Hartford, who said the toni elMtro tip toe radio wftll front and rear speakero, twte Ante Rep»mng--P»lBl;ln» Y EXPERlENfJEb woman wanted day. Free parking. RusscU's Bar­ Phone Xle Immediately plenty of cabinets. Ixit size 8-1577 or Rek. XU. 9-7751. Ml. 9-7751. plane about 20 miles above the On XIArch 15. the official Italian, voice tuned to 100 proof volume site was "Ideal" for a trucking cleaned, repaired, 38 years' ex­ weekends. Ten- top openings lead­ ber Shop, cor. Oak and Spruce Sts. 120'x2l0'. An excellent buy stalling speed.’’ heaters and defrosters, tinted gloss, windshield washers, electm for housework. Seven hours a day, ing nationally known New England Hartford CH 7-0358 news agency Stefani broadcast a demanded repeatedly to know vfiy terminal. wipers, bock up Ughta direottanol Ughta, trunk^Ught^Mgli|e CAR BURN OIL? perience. Free eStimetCa, Ca" one day a week. Call ML*3-5625. After 7 P.M. CH. 6-4690 I at 811.900. TWO-FAXULY, Aluminum storms, ELLINGTON - Located on main Observers, however, didn’t agree Rowley. Manchester Ml. 3-S36L Company which provides advance­ awnings, sundeck, built 1948. two- hard road, four room single, bath, report which said: he wasn't In uniform. Finally .the lllhts, map lights, premium white woU tubelca* tlrea. f'uffy m - OFFICE See It Day or Night with him about his altitude. 'There "In ‘Argintine maritime circles Economy overhaul, roost car(i.. WAITRESSES, hostesac*, salad ment opportunities plus many em­ 100% WOOL RUG. Black with flor­ ROCKVILLE car garage, amesite drive, $17,100. ga.1 furnace, three small 60x50 lota agent drew the drunk to one side dereoated. The exterior of this flue car Is ftalshed lw po l y ploye benefits. Employer paj’S our If you have no means of transpor­ were reports that several times it la affirmed that the BritUh snd whispered, "Confidentially. Farts and’ labor 849.98. No down girla, dishwashers. Part or full al design. 9x12. $40. Call MI. 3-8729. I Fox Hill Dr. A beautiful 8- Carlton W. Hutchina. MI. 9-5132, included. $6500. George J. Cole­ white with a sea mist green top that has depth and vltoUty Heating— Plumbing ■ f l fee! MANAGER tation. I’ll send my auto for you. he touched wheels to the ground, trana-Atlantic (liner) Queen Maty, I'm wanted for murder. I killed a payment, 54.95 monthly. AU work time. Apply Red Ember Restau­ No obligation. room Garrison Colonial, 3 9-4694. Member Manchester Multi­ man, Conn. Bank k Trust Co. then took off again. Town . nnknowi-n In other cars- Even In the distinguished company ^ guaranteed. rant. Route 6 k 44A. Bolton. For­ large size bedrooms. Full- ple LJsting Service. Bldg., Rockville. TR; 5-4045, TR. which left Rio de Janeiro a few man In the States. He waa asking other Chryslers H Is unmistakably outstanding. Driven only DESIGN ENGINEER .WANTED TWO, TWIN bed-six* link springs, Soderquist waa ‘arraigned before daya ago with 10,000 North Amer­ too many queatlona.” There were PLUXteING and heating—Repairs mer Hillcrest location. A—L—B—E—R—T— S ceramic title bath (tile 5-4710. Municipal Judge Ray Harrison at Advertisement 82,006 miles by Its original owner. See It now In our new cor COLEMOTORS ' (About $14,000) $5 each. Call MI. 9-2537. tlisor), lovel.v living room MANCHESTER ican soldiers aboard headed for an no more questions. Showroom. Attractively priced at $3293. and MHitract wont. Call ML 9-8841. Technical specialist gas turbine 43-45 ALLYN ST.. HARTFORD KLLJNGTON—Under construction. Broadlawna General Hospital on 63« Center St, MI. 9-0980 YOURG WOMEN wanted for hand with tlreplace, dining room, unknown destination, was' tor­ (Tomorrow! Outsmarting the Puolic Hearing cutting. Apply KaKlai- Toy Co.; 6 0 1 engine design eatabliahing design MUST BE CINDERELLA watch, doll bed, cor­ $19,500 Three bedroom ranch, plastered charges of robbery with aggrava­ pedoed. Th.e ship waa damaged LLOYD'S Plumbing Service as­ ner knick-knack shelf, one storm Mtrhen with plenty of eabi- tion and operating an aircraft Enemy.) Notice Is hereby given that a Hilliard St. creterin, providing technical guid­ walls, fireplace, built in electric heavily and tric.o to reach the Brit­ sures satisfaction, prompt service. Thoroughly Experienced Book­ coat, like new. Skirts and Jupipers. j nets, entrance hallway, jplaa-' (Jorner Strickland and Hawthorne without obtaining proper certifi­ Hibllc Hearing of the Hoard of Dl- Auto Dmninf School 7*A CH. 7-6124, XII. 9-9485. ance, evaluating design concepts. stove, basement garage. Located ish base at Falkland Islands.” 1951 CADILLAC TYPIST, EXPERIENCED. Excel­ keeper Through. Trial balance. One boy's Jacket. Other items. 1 ter walls throughout. Fall Streets. New 51i room ranch, ga on corner lot of approximately one cation. He waa ^eld under police r.ctors of the Towm of XlanchqS'- Two pair leggins, like new. Call ■ cellar with hatchway, hot rage, sun deck, many extras. But the-Queen Mary had dodged P'" LARSON'S DRIVnW} School. 8 . WATSON, PLUMBING and heat­ lent working conditions, benefits. AEROTHERMODYNAMIC WantMi to Rent acre. Early occupancy. 115,750. guard in the psychiatric ward in gram In Sweden, In case of suddenjdd( ter, Connecticut, will be held In The baby of the Cadillac family, 'n is 4-Door 62 Sd&Mi fa Capable of Superx’lsing Office of i evenings only. MI. 3-8119. ' water heat, attached garage, ligu of $11,000 Mnd. Hearing was the U-boats, saved by the prompt attack, the, first 50 per cent ol Uie Municipal Building Hearing equipped with hydromatlc drive, de Iiixe i*dlo w lt^ ro n t and ' Mancbestcr*a only U'atned and ing rontrartor.. New installations, BU, 9-4301. ENGINEER George J. Coleman, CMnn. Bank warning which resulted from the cattlflcd tnatructor. For your safe­ ------t-,______city water anil sewerage. w a r r e n E. HOWLAND and Trust Co. Bldgi, Rockville. set for Feb. 11. population fo be evacuated to rural Room on the 5th day of February, rear epeokers, dual under seat heaters, bockuj^lfghta, direc­ alteration work and repair work. * , (AlK)Ut $14,000) °**^'*' AB DI(SMt^dcii\ Model m ! Uke i Lot alze 75’xl38’. Beautiful intercepted messages. ty «• are trained to teach proper­ MI. 9-V08. GIRL WANTED- Shirt presser for Rood Farm Land REALTOR-INSURER TR. 5-4045 or TR. 5-4710. As the Judge entered he said, areas will be children and invalids.' 1967, at eight o’clock in the af­ tional Ughta, fully undercoated, white wall tlro6, enstom mode laundry. -Apply In person. Maple Technical specialist appljing aero- new, $210. 7x11 treadle Star press, 1 location. A home of quality, MI. 3-1108 In March, slightly more than a Rock sheltera are being built In ly. ML 9-9075. d.vnamic and thermodynamic prin- WE OFFER e.xcellent condition. $125. Inrisible : "Keep your chin up. son. You can ternoon, concerning the following teat covert, original gleomtag jet btack ftaish .trfanm^ w ltt Dry Oeaners and laundry, 72 1818,900. Evenings Mr. Dimock XU. 9-8003 thank God you didn't kill your­ month after Brazil severed rela­ Stockholm and other cities for matters: b r l^ t flawleos chrome, duet traded Ip- on a stnmiliig #T cipala to gas turbine enginea, re- filing cabinet, four drawer, $37.50. i 13 to 5 acres hear water for I tions with the Axis, Bra-illen po­ LOST CONFIDENCE quickly re- Millinery— Dreaamaking'' 19 Maple St., Manchester. Attractive Starting Salary. Excel­ I irrigation In vicinity of Wsiited Real Estate 77 self and a lot of other people to­ adults who must remain behind. A proposal that the Town of Chrysler. Price $1296. stored by a skUled, courteAs in­ sjranaible for anticipating future Call MI. 9-1021. Many other listings avail* iio U jiT E R ^ T . Immacul§te six lice armed with SIS information applicable design requirements. lent Advancement Opportunity. North Mancheqter dr Wap- | I able. ARE YOU N8IDEIUNi day.*' Manchester' purchase 'the fran^ structor. Professional teaching. DRESSMAKING, alterations. Open room Colonial with garage. Also Soderquist said he was careful. began the roundup of the Nazi es­ ch!se or franchises, rights and all Paid Vacations. NEW CRIB for the baby? See Mar­ I Plng- For an appointment call SELLING YOUR PROPpPTT? Manchester's leading driving 9:30 a.m-5 p.m. Evening appoytt- TECHNICAL LIAISON low's for ihfst belter buys: Thay­ has fireplace, combination win "I didn't want to hurt that plane,” pionage agents and their helpers. other personal property, of the school. Call Mr. Mortlock. MI. ments. Mrs. Brunelle, 50 Pioneer Help Vfjinted-H^lsl* -^6 dows, aluminum siding and Hi We wiU appraise your property Six espionage radio rings were CHRYSLER ENGINEER Other Employe Benefits. er $49.50 crib, pills $14.95 w'ater- j HOCKANl’.M ti.ARDENS free and without any obUgatian. he aaid. "Thoae things cost $10,- RANG! Highland Park Water Company. 9-7398. Circle, XII. 9-9283. proof mattress, both for $39.50,: WATSON REALTY taths. Blxcellent location. T. J 000 you know. I did it to show broken up snd 86 agents convicted Jacob F. XliUer, Secretary PLYMOUTH ,ARER~RboM lots. 137 bun­ PAr IcER ST. — SL\ room Colonial little salt water can come in from help in training police and organ­ MI. 9-8801. and operated by Walter- B. Per- > GRAY MANUFACTURING with basement garage, nice lot, USTINQS WANTED—ii^ le , two- izing anti-espionage and anti-sabo­ design information and designs. Re­ dles to choose from. Per .bundle At The LEGION HALL, MANCHESTER. CONN. family three-famUy, business that Juncture. TEL Mlfrl.dl 9 -1SVS ett Jr., and.WUllam J. Pickering. CO, $2.4^ three bundles for the price On Leonard Bt., Off Main 81., Opposite State Armory • now vacant. Oriprially priced at tage defensea sponsible' for unit administration, 116.800, but owners are anxious to property. Have many cash buyers. GENERAL^UM wiring, all kinds. XtANCJHBSTER Package Delivery. HILLURD ST., MANCHESTER special studies, tests'hnd evaluation Situations-Wsntcd-"- of two. Sherwin-Williams, 961 Mortgages arranged. Pleaae call Coal conatltuted 40 per cent of The SIS prepared security rec­ Tft ROCKVIlll 2177 Main St. MI. 3-6636. SATURDAY, FEB. 2, 1957 at 10 A.M. aell. Will listen to any reasonable GARRITY BROTHERS ommendations for one good neigh­ (Jail PI 2-8388 after 8 p.m. Light trucking and package deliv­ "A GOOD PLACE TO WORK” activities. , Famale 38 o W g a L. Grasiadio. Raaltor. XO. all dry cargq Imported in 1956 INSPECTION AFf ER 9 A.M. offer. T. J. Oockett. ilealtor. Of- into West Germany bor and finally an agent laid tha TEL Ml 9'4E21 ItADIO TV Service. Sewing ma­ er}; Refrigerators, washers and flee XU. 8-1577 or Pea. XU. 9-7751. 9-S878 109 Hanry St. TOLLAND TURNnKI. TALCOTTVlLLf stove moving specialty. Folding SUPERVISOR OF FLUID WILL CARP FOR children in *my ANTIQUES—FURNITUKE—FEW ORIENTAL RUG* chines’ and small appliances re­ • DYNAMICS C O L L E C n O N OF O L D GUNS—CLOCKS—CUP, PLATES paired. CUl Ralph Aldrich. XO. chiiira for Lent. XU. 9-0782. ' GAS STATION attendant. Exper­ home, days. Vicinity Green and HOURS: t:00 A.M. to' 8:30 R.M. 9-8487. ience preferred but not necea4ai-y. (About $12,000) __ Buckley Schools. 9-9429. LA. A, VERY DIVERSIFIED SELECTION OF ANTIQUES, IN FUR- I Apply in person to Bruno .Marzolir, Responsible for-desQfh' informa­ PHTURE, CMlNA, ‘ GLASS, BRIC-A-BRAC, INTERESTING B H IB ’ ^TELEVISION Service. Painting— Paperinf 21 Service Manager. Manchester tion and designs for after-burners, WILL CARE FOR children in my qfjLLECTGRS’ ITEMS, ETC. FEW ORIENTAL RUGS, SOMB Available at al) times. Philco fac­ Xtolor-Sales, 812 West Cepter St. notzles, inlets, turbines, etc. Vari­ home while ntother works. Xd. CONVERSE XiODERN FURNISHINGS.' REFINISHING ceilings, 'painting, 9-8540. tory supervised service. TeL- X d. paper hanging, w a llp ^ r books. ous administrative responsibilities. Partial List: Pewter cupboard, grandfather clock (maple case, I ANDERSON and JOHNSON (XI. 1957 m point SALAD MAN and dishwasher. Part JR. brass works», 2 high post beds, cannon ball post bed, curly maple Fully Insured. TeL .Edward R. or M l ' time:. Apply Red Ember Price, 9-1003. COMPRESSOR DESIGN post bed. pr. spool beds,, cherry candlesticks, maple highboy base, RUB8 B R AND ashes removed. xn. Reataurant, Route 6 k 44A, Bolton. w il l c a r e for child days. $12.50 Former Hlllcre^ location. ENGINEER weekly. JA. $-$615. thiurch bench, set of 4 Empire slip aeat .chaira, teak stand, 2 HI-VI General deaning. cdllara, attics PAPERHANGING, all types, by ex­ (Alioirtr $11,000) PAINTIN6 AND Boston rockert (one chlld'a), mahog. sharing mliTor, tavern PROVIDING MANCHESTER FOR OVER 27 YEARS WitH THE BEST IN and yerda. ReaMoahle 'Stes. M. perts. O il X(I. 9-9559 for free esti- YOUNG WAN preferably wiilh ex- Analytical engineer experienced WILL GIVE CHILD love and care table (rough), fine Victorian love seat: 3 Empire chests, double (9 M, Rubbish RemovaL XO. mstes. - . ■ days. Vicinity Waddell School. student lamp, fine hanging lamps, 6 paper mache eagles, Spanish U 9-97V7. ■perience in refrigeration or allied in aerod.vnamics and mechanics of PAPER HANGINQ line, to work in our service depart­ rotary compressor design. Cair XU. 9.6869. ft. chair (not'period), pf. knife bladq brass andirons and others, PAINTING AND paperhanging. TELEPHONE PLUMBING tint] HEATING "Service and Satisfaction CHUCK’S RADIO and T.V. Servlee. ment. We will train you in more pr. coach lamps, large biass pall, warming pah, few Oodey books, Good clean workmanship at rea­ ■Intricate phases o f' the Job. 42 DESIGN PRACTICES etc. Chippendale chair, Hitchcock chair and others, 3 pc. plated TELEVISION 181 North Xlaiit St. Small. appli- sonable rates. 30 years in ‘ Man­ Ml 9-3266 ancea rapalrad. XU. 3-9517, resi- chester. Raymond Flake. >Q. hour week, full company benefits. ENGINEER silver coffee set, colored cut wines, bisque figures, other china, denca ML 34590. 9-9237. Driver's license required. Coca (Al)out $0,000) Read Herald Adva. etc. Brass candlesticks, old foot warmer, etc. Cola Bottling Co., 451 Mala St., Specialist in stress analysis of ORIENTAL RUGS: Very fine Klrihan (about 9 x 12), also few 2V' SETS DOORS OPENED., ktya Httcd, East Hartford. Omn. CALL MIS-6884 ANYTIME, DAY or NIGHT 1 high speed rotating turbo machin- j others in smaller sizes. I AS low'AS copied, vacuum cleaners, trona, Courses and Classes 27 ery, ' 14'OLD GUNS; 3 over snd under IW, P. De Witt, Elmira; J. P. | ’ gira, etc., . reared. Sheare, ASSURANCE OF 895. minimum Guyer: W. Richards!, one tinder hammer, few foreign, etc. per week to man that qualifies. iatvaa, mowera, ctc/, put into con- RADIO • Electronics - Television. AERODYNAMIC - ! CLOCKS: We’ recently purchased a collection of over 100 assortedl GET THE FINEST - QUICKEST! $ 2 . 0 0 PKB WEEK dltMil for coming needs. Braltb- Tram at Connecticut‘a Oldest Married man, 25-40. Own late INSTRU.MENTATION i model car. Work SO minimum fine mantel clocks. This sale will Include—an unusual double I ■ y ■ wgtta. 82 Pearl Street. Etectronica School,- Practical day. . „ , ENGINEER (About $8,000) ‘ steeple; a mirror clock (Joseph Chadwick. Boscawen, N. H.)< a courae, Twice-a-week evening i. *‘*2? work back­ '(WANTED ’ 8 T.V. Service, availafate ground and .be able to boss self. (Jreative engineer experienced in i Chauncey Jerome Steeple; Brewster and Ingrahams steeple; A n -' • HEATING SYSTEMS INSTALLED lOourse. Enroll now! "I>am -by-Do;' the development and application 6f! DISCOUNTS e. Antenna conveiatons. ing" class starting March 11. New’. For Interview. Call JA.'8-3079." sonia baby steeple; few others. W P supervised aervlc'e.i instruments to the test and develop-' (Su p PLATES; A Scotch plaid, jpg cabiij, Henry Clay. Bunker England Te5htiical'' Institute of SALESPERSON, truck driver, car ment o f gas turbine enginea. WAPPING^ GLASTONBURY, • - - (Jonn., Inc., 193 Trumbull St., Hill: heart variants snd others, Also a 6 In. scorn pattern (see| Sinks, Dishwashers Sold and Installed ON ALL MODELS! Hartford. JA. S-W06. washer, laborer, tool designer, en­ CONTROLS ANALYSIS. McKearin'a plate 151). *^AND; paint tbaps gutters .. ------u gineer,- pharmacist, detailer, MODERN FURNITURE: Bendix elec, range (late model, wldel ,,| A v ^ costly repairs istsr draftamsn, stock clerk, window ENGINEER ‘ A • ESTIMATES CHEERFULLY GIVEN SOUTH WINDSOR oven). G-E refrigerator snd Bendix cabinet washer (both old] • HOT WATER h ea ters Bondu—Stocks— clesner, iubrieption man, ware­ (About $10,000) modeti). Chaise lounge, 5 room size wool rugs, etands, Uialrs and I • ALL WORK FULLY GUARANTEED . j Mortgages house worker, .farm 'worker, cut­ Experienced in the analysis of rockers, fine Duncan Phyfe sofa table (mahog.-wUh leather top),! ter, welder, machiniat. toolmaker, complex electro-mechanical con­ Many othet* decorative and 'useful home Henia. • BATH ROOM REMODEUNG en^ne . lathe operator,' miUi trols systems. 1 correspondents ' LUNCH—TRUCKXIEN • ijUDGET TERMS ARRANGED / ; j .E 9 1 S 1 0 H ing machine operator, inspector, Resumes explainihg education, NOTE: CMp yilates, mantel clocks, aom# china, etc., with nthiir I REPAIRS or ALTERATpNS TEU compesitor, Jig borer, sheet Inetal nature.of experience and- reapooai- amalh antique Itema. all beds. JIarge modem plecca, will be *bld| I.00 worker, mold maker, comb fi.xer. bilitiea helpful. Many other . open­ APPLY In morning aeaston tl0-l2;30). • ELECTRIC EEL SEWER foreman,' cutter grinder, driver, ings for technical personnel In the routeman, electrohic - technician, | sunb'co: ny. CLEANING \J09I M televiaioo 'service man, ,meiit cut-1 . ; „ , ^ R0 6 IR MORIN (COUNn iPITOIt) ROBERT i . REID t SON, AurtiMtm ANDERSON afl JOHNSON CD A» ter. Some-part tlnlo and full time! A D M IN IS T R A T IV E ' 3(H XIAIN ST.—FWONE MI 9-7779 • residential in d u s t r ia l . p l u m b in g oad HEATING RA'TMON’D E. UBillW-RglONK XO 9-4611 : •/' Vi' XIANCHESTBR, CONN. ^ COMMERCIAL B3 CHAHnR OAK ST. (R m t ) — MANCHESYER

WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 80, 19BT Threie-Ikty ^Parkade Ddys^ Start Trarnr.pouR i K a n c l; t ^ r f a m O S i 2 ! 'Average Dally Net Press Run For the Week Ended .1* ' / X January 28, 1947 12,423 Membn- of the Audit Bureau of Clrrulatlon M n t u f. 1- INVENTORY VOL. LXXVI, NO. 103 (TWENTY PAGES) MANCHESTER. DOUBLE^^GREEN STAMPS With Ait Cash ISales X

LAST CALL FOR JAHUARY WHITE SALE! THURSDAY, JANUARY 31!! JAAU}US-BSANO.SHEETSLjmd CASES- TYPE 130 TYPE 144 TYPE 180 iiirls^ Dept. Values Baby Dept. Specials Dulles Urges LADY PEPFEREU LADYPEPPEREU / DAN RIVER SUPERRNE MUSLIN COMBED PERCALE ^ Help Calm Mii GIRLS'STORM COATS CLOSEOUT OF FAMOUS MAKE B«g. 13.49. n x 19S .... $1.89 lUf. 1EL99. 73 X I N .... $2.39 ll« g . 99.19. 73 X 109 $2.49 NOT ALL SIZES. W ashington, Jan. .31 (/P»— Secretary of Itog. 9949. 91 X 199 .... $2.59 VALUES TO $12.98...... NOW Z ^ y . U U PASTEL TINT DIAPERS Keg;i.4t.W. 91 X 108 >... $2.09 lU g . 99.99. 91 X 109 $2.69 with King Saud totla.v. adding hig voice in P r lUg. 93.99. H X 199 .... $2.99 hower’s in a bid for the Saudi ArabAn Mon R e g . 9949 . 90 x 109 $3.09 3 TO A PACKAGE. REG. $1.75 SPECIAL $1.29 easing the Mideast crisi.s. Dullc.s and four sides i ■•f. Bite. 43 X M CMMk Eack 45c Ilc g . 99e. 43 X 19 C m »«. E a c li 55c GIRLS' JACKETS House, where Saud' is staying dur--* • SIZES 7 to 14. Ing a 3-day atate visit, in a chill _ ^ HEAVY qVAUTY Sonforissd ComblRatien drizzle. Eisenhower welcomed Saud I 11 (2 F 1 f* HALE'S SrURDYWEAR MATTRESS COVERS VALUES t o $14.98...... NOW ^ V a U U to Waahlngton yesterday and the tf U S l x L v j BOX-STITCHED two Inter talked privately at some Reg. 9449. BpperM...... $ 3 .6 9 Mattress Pad aad Cove; Bennie, Barrie Identified length. QaiHei Mattress Pads Reg. 94.99. Rubber RutteM COATS and SNOW SUITS Bennie Katz hoidfl hi* Identical twin sons in Detroit happy In the With Dulles were Undersecre­ Retirei Fall er Iwia bed eitee. Reel heavy Regular 99.99. GIRLS^SKIRTS knowledge that he now can tell them apart. Baby Bennie Is at tary of State Herbert Hoover Jr.. WMi CeriMr B«H c guoilty OMltreae eevere that will give Tula Red Site. $ 4 . 4 ^ left and Barrie at the right. The 5-month-old boys are identified Asst. Secretary for Mideast Af. Regalxr 9949. year* ef wear. Seomt all booed. SIZES 7 to 14. ~ A A Clearance Prices! to birthmarks on their foreheads and backs of their heads. After fairs William Rountree, U.S, Am­ Siipremi 99 X 79 Twin Site. $2.69 ReguUr 99.09. VALUES TO $5.98...... NOW a ^ Z e W their hospitai identifications were removed by Mrs. Katz the.’boys bassador to Saudi Arabia George LATEX FOAM « were mixed up. A police department Identification e.xpert was R e g n la r 9449 . Fall Red Site. % 5 A 9 Wadsworth and former Rep, James Washington Js called in and a..comparison of Bennie's palm print with hospital P. Richards. South Carolina Dem­ 94 X 79 Fall Site. $3.69 MATTRESS TOPPER PADS idem Etaenhowrer R e g . 99.99. FaH Bed Site . $ 7 . 9 9 Mattreoa pad top tad mattresa cov. r^cdrds set Mrs. Katz straight. ocrat who la heading a Mideast er tldea made all in one unit for VALUES fe $21.98...... NOW $12.00 mission for Elsenhower. the ieaig.i.atinn of Fare white SUlag that Je guaroa- R e g . 97.99. Tw it RM Site . $ 5 9 9 teed to lawader white. E la a tio e a maximum of yonr mattrete. Revere- GIRLS'DRESSES Among other things. U.S. of- Jiistii'c Stanley each center. Like tieeplag ea a eload. Jeep Ible. • SIZES 7 to 14. ficials seek Satid’a help for esriv' Feb. '2.V euahloay aelta iet. VALUES TO $5.98...... NOW a ^ Z e W VALUES to SU.98 ...... NOW $10.00 agreement between Egypt snd the Reed. T2, i.. * Job Right? Wrajigle nations which use the Suez Canal .served on Ihe HALE'S CHARMHOUSE Our FlfHi ShipiiMlit! . Rc>Cover Your Old Bed Pillows on its operation after reopening trihiinsl 11* .vtars. SHflif Irrt9 iilars «f fSe Now! Downproof and expected in March. The naming of hij Tarkish Tewel Easemlile Featherproof VALUES fe $14.98,./...... NOW An hour before piilles' arrival. be Eisenhowfi's with Daoroa Relaforced Selvagee 21x44 Lotb* SiM H««vy PRETEIN SKIRTS $8.00 Saud had laid a wreath at the on the Aii-rei'f Regular 9L19. D O « SIZES 10 to 14, A* Perils Labor Merger tomb of the Unknown. Soldier in nisenhOA'e: » o ( PILLOW TICKS Arlington, National Cemetery are Chief Jujnce '1 Rath Site...... O O C CaaaM Bath Tewels Regular 91.19. Q O n> VALUES TO $5.98...... NOW ^ ^ . 7 7 VALUES fe S 9.98 NOW Regular S9c. A t k » $ 5 .0 0 Miami Beach, Fla., Jan. 31 arroas" the Potomac River from sociate Justiie* H* TVtth Zippers...... Eeeh OOC -* trouble with Congress for advls- Washington. He did it amid light Road Site...... H T C A building trades union clique ap-, ing its officers they would lose nan. Regular 39e. SPECIAL—Eacir Regular 99c. SIZES 4 to 8x The Whit' ” ' xipp—. O O C parenUy epearheaded by the em,i nothing avoiding testimony in ! warmtnz'''tem^^^^ nothin'.; *o sn.K-t‘ Face Chithe. -2Sc- — The triugUlxmiwi tie la alight ■ PRETEEN CAR COATS - ALL SALES FINAL battled Teamsters union threaten-; laherr racket probes -seems to be i ^ regarding a »'icce-l Made eepectaliy for ae hy eae ef they are hardly oeHeeaMe. Extra Floral etripe tlrkt In Ane down- SIZES 8 to 12. ^ *1 *1 A A ed today to break up the AFUCSO stirring up the building trades into j A diplomatic reception in Ule Reed turreil i» the ceuBtiyt flnett mlUt. Chareoal. heavy aeUd eoiort la delft, hine. proof and featherproof quality. Blue, '"''■ir'''- ^ ! afternoon and a tgnation. datfd to piak, taa, reee, blue, yellow, greeu oepea blue, tursuaUe. yellow aad rcae and aqua. VALUES TO $16.98. ______NOW ^ I la U U • , i ------— “ dinner.given bv and white. The building trades group, claim- -At least, young Teamster* idee tonight will found out the wished to retii* 'PI Ing about 3 million of the AFL-, president James R. Hoga of De-1 King's day. - a, i CIO's ^5 million members, sudden- ^ trolt, the union’s Midwest boss, has . "mj buay program outlined for . He la taking HALE'S CHARMHOUSE BED PILLOW VALUES Visit Our ly stirred- up a long-quiet revolt! * major figure in most build- the Saudi Arabian monarch car...... vi.slon of law Iraaiag Board Cavart Reg. 9943. GIRLS'SLACKS intoA.red hot fight against former' ing tradet mectinga planning the rjen forward the red carpet treat-' retire at RiH P*!, CIO luiions for job rights.- | revolt. , - r,n fj.^' Washable 100% Down ••••••$7.95 NOT ALL SIZES. A A de*- 1M % Aorilaa Blaakats Reg. 9745. VALUES to $4.98...... NOW a p ^ e 7 7 The Teamster* Union-largfalt .\rtlon Means *WBr’ (Continued on Page Twelve) court If this i« Each 8 7 c 100% DuPont D ac ro n ...... $4.95 BARGAIN TABLE! AFIp CIO' affiliate currently in' The latest development came in Tlie White —...... ■—■ "• " a— statementu***v».sss^sBk by *eq the i>«sv. building M\«*t\asif|^ trades'Va« Reed might 1"'* * 72 X 90 Siic. Reg. 93.93. Latex F o a m ...... g j ‘99 ntioc REO. $1.49 ODDS 'N' ENDS OP ■■n . u groups tha^ it will...... seek to "rejegain know his.ini' Rev. $15.95. $12.95 PLAYTEX PILLOWS * TAILE O P ODDS and ENDS 79e to $2.99 ^g’kiiji* no\v' biing' a* Kv ‘Mad Bomber’ anbinisaton o f , JPv^xtia haavy - . flaaael.baek - - ______drill. •9’* Rag. 99.93. Regular Height . - $ 4 ,9 5 WINTER MERCHANDISE 9'tw lx V.X1 other organizations.” This spellssp have taken p!**" , lo«|. will outlaat Hghtwalght cavurt Eight tuariona coktra —. ahrlalt' Reg. 9948. Extra Plump . . .Cg*9§ “war” to most former CIO unions. reveptlon hoa* ■ proof, moth pfoaf, axtra waiua. eiR L T d e p a r t m e n t —3nd FLOOR ' AT TREMENDOUS SAVINGS! Unions of both tne former A'Fl Taking More f ^ i r t on Beg. 919.99. King Site • • • • $ 8 ! 9 5 Of Oiie Family and former, CIO have conflicting Bisenhowei ‘P -jurisdictional authority in their •aid he waa charters power to assign members Mental Exams "to tender m' "T . CUAtANCE SALE ^ Perish in Fire to wiorki ! __ your long aivi_ *P' | BILLFOLDS ltd FRENOH PURSES As Hoffa put it to reporters. ”We ! „ public' earvicf , NYLONS PANTIES GLOVES E a st Candia, N. H., Jan. 31 t/f> t— are out to recapture members the ,4 He also pr«i**7 REGULAR 39c end S9c For ladle*.' Special manufacturer’s *ale. They como I our sleeping children perished to­ C|0 crowd got that we ought to * plea to 4i Mad Bomb- Hon snd devot o*V_'^^ have.” j rt charges todsy was postponed s part'of your * REGULAR $1.00 Clearance tale of fabric gloves, many ttylee In dsy in X flash fire that. roared HANDBAGS Ran proof tricot knit rayon pontlee In elostle or In genuine leather*—in many colors. French purse through their rural home in this Hoffa went on to.aay the team-J Reed. Shear dark team ta gange nylon hoelery with sters hope to reorganize tlie build- testa to determine PUeUc calf and fallla hkadbago. Vahie to 9S.9t band log briefs. All white with foil elattle woitt- white and colors, values to 93.98. Not all aixes in all la *mo«th calfskin. Value* to $10.00. small Bbuthern New . Hampshire ROoeevelt. loci' ” reiaterced heel and loee for extra wear. Sitea SVi bonds. town. • ing tradea along teamatgra' union! " t''"* t a l l . colors. lines where jjower -is concentrated Poetponement of his answer to I ^ *1.£rVL ^ 'Their parent* and three other the m»**-count indictment re­ reached the *l' chiluren leaped to safety through a regionally and by areas rather than SIZES 5, a, 7. . eeeedeoaieei $1.00 In locals. turned by a grand jury was CLEARANCE PRICE Each SALE PRICE Each window after trying unsuccessfully granted by General ScMiona «'MiHa«*d ** ' $1.98 Pr. For Pair $ 2 .9 8 to rescue the other*. 'This Idea was seconded by a $ 1 4 9 SIZES 9, 9, Id. For $1.00 $1.29 building trades announcement from Court Judge I.,oiiis J. Caposzoli at “We tried to save them, oh God, Peter Sohoemann, president of Ihe the requeat of defense eauns*! how we tried to save them, bA the plumbers union, who said the Jam es D. C. M urray. flame* were just too much for us." trades group has “adopted plans to Mete'aky, smiling as always, was KiUer •obbed Mrs. Claire La Duke. 3), strengthen and enlarge" it* organ­ brought into court handeufred and TOILETRIES who suffered-a back injury a* she ization "in order to protect and en­ guarded b.v-a score of detective*. SAVE DRESSES and COATS ^®pf. Clearance Sale jumped to the ground. large it* rightful charter jurisdic­ ”I feel fine." he said as he ex­ Claim? I Her husband. Reginald, a 32- tion.” • changed greetings with a crowd of REVLON LOVE PAT ...... •a«*bbb*aq*%ya*a**aqa*e« a* 0 year-,oId truck driver, who lost his There, were Some suggestions the about 200 who walrhed nim enter REVLON FUTURAMA UPSTICK Abaaaasbbaaebbqqaaabaea Plenty of time for woolen wgar. It may be aprinf in our hearts but not ALL FELT and VELOUR HATS job the day before yesterday, said,' Teamsters’ organization was *tlr- the Criminal Courts Building. Retra<*^ •’It was such an inferno we real,y ring up the building trades fight as LARGE LACO SHAMPOO * e * • *«a*eaa*a*ea«'ha*< in the air. After, the postponement was orderiMl, ’ ht.etesk.v was returned to Chlcsfo. J*'’',, p | .* REDUCED TO $1.00 and $2.00 (tontinued on Page' Eleven) IAN DEODORANT ...... sa*aaqa**baaabaaaa-aa« So-c-Visit our Ready to Wear Dept, and see the womjerful values in (Continiied on Page Nbieteen) the psychiatric ward of Bellevue I Bennie I LARGE JOHNSON lA lY POWDER «-b*aa«a*a^**aaaa**ah’ Coats and Dressed we are offering during our store wide sale. VALUES fo $8.98 Hospital for further mental laata. Skid Row diih"^ He has been there elnce early last not kill ibe PACpUIN HAND LOTION ...... ^ * b a a a • a a • a a a . H’eek. ' sta te sl» TONI HOME PERMANENTS ...... a «’« baabdabasaas The FBI Story—22 His lawyer, one of New York’s I OfflC' mostiiiuai iB.iiniMfamoiM criminalcrimirtsl auomeys. ------. an ,i,«in*s en u «'■« * lie-Vew, 75e BAYER ASPIRIN ...... • b a a a a a • DRESSES ALSO ALL KNITS, JERSEYS artd wa* accompanied Into court by ALKAi SELT^feR Haro- Speliman, a lawyer in ! vllterd*''1 ^ ONE GROUP. e O A A A N G O RAS REDUCED TO $1.59 Metesky’s home town of .Water- ,^Li^„fes''‘’r UNICAPS VITAMIN TABLETS ...... $3.11 eed REG. $10.95 TO $12.95...... NOW ^O aVU bury, Coniv. and Albert Francis. H'P*** i »■ BENGAY RUB who d4|>crited himaelf as a Water­ of quest 1 0 ^ 1 •" VALUES fo 84.98 Agents Operate bary constable and private investi­ sherlf/'a men , ONE GROUP., A A GERITOL UQUID er TABLETS ...... $2.98 eed gator. The 21-ye*r(,n REG/ $14.95 TO $19.95...... A ...... NOW ^ I A a U V ed the confes*' s* LARGEW, USTERINEW..— t W.—— W ...... a ...... AIX SALES FINAL Francis said he will be associated ONE GROUP. . / A A with the defense attorneys in the a writ of bs|^tibff_ GLEEM TOOTHPASTE...... 49c ei case. Chief Justice P*i REG. $22.95 TO $24.95. ______..NOW ^ lO aU U If Metesky is adjudged sane, he In peep Jungle 8ha\v; demand^ H will be tried on the indictment which includes seven counts of at­ is charged wl‘” GHIUREirS DRESSES, SKIRTS aad H S tempted murder. Conviction could Grime* ai»tef''j^lJ 97 COATS Special Closeout Table O f- ©•J5frtzl>« iw * “>XI|“KApi*treams much like the Klqndike bring a lifetime prison term. P*ti Icia, IS. b'. I,)* r •When the FB I»_ counteresplo^ , miners jranned their gold, M otesky answered ”Yee. sir" the'grotmd th*‘^)y ONE GROUP. ^ A A A A age organizaUon, SIS. was atiU; jt,e United SUtes, hv when asked if he were the (lerson fesslon I* obV® „ tI>Fj CLEARANCE SALE RED. $29.95 -TO $34.95...... NOW o^Z U aU U peak during' World W m IL , ment with the Colombian goverh- named in the Indictment as resd Bedwell w-o# “yig GIRDLES and CORSELETTES Bgenta were assf^ed in Mexico, ment, was supposed to receive all by the court clerk. •vhen the he* Central and South A rnica, Nine n,* country’s p|at|pi*m. whether it this afternoon-' ONE GROUP. . . ■* ' ^ A A A A AND OTHER SMAI.I. ITEMS. Defense Attorney Murray then REG. $44.95 TO $49.95...... NOW o b ^ V a U V of the 10 repuWlcs, all but Argen- cume -from the Qhoco Pacific Co. told the judge: In the CHILDREN'S DRESSES BROKEN. STYLES AND SIZES tina, had requested that.agent* act or from the natives, "I move that the defendant be Jofeph LohT^ ' ONE GROUP. a* technical advisors on p o 11 e e p h j committed to Bellevue by rthi* signed, the VALUES TO $7.98. NOW REG. $59.95 TO $69.95...... NOW court on the ground that he does that he and %arf i $ 4 .0 0 Value $3.95 to $15.00. SALE not understand the charge' against "Frank" had Viys of more than 160 ‘"‘*y.I® blocking,the flow VALUES TO $2.98. NOW of platinum to the Germans. (Copfinued oa Page Twelve) lers and dunaP".- $1.49 eurity. - , alofigatde a ALL SALES FINAL Closeout Of Underwear Rut in all the SIS activity, there And the n tt'v e* Jn the 'jack • MONTHS ta I YEARS-9 U 9s ^ountrj- were usually willing to sell of Chicago, •d. was none which produced more P olice H old Seven b«ii*s weie success, perhaps, than the battle to the highest.bidder. ’The price bf CLOSEOUT LOT OF WINTER GOWNS - - PAJAMAS of wit* with the smugglers of platinum. jumpedsed to $2,338 10 a * D U * J*''* “i'* platinum, an essential In elec­ pound in .tho .black market In IH KHCC R om O ingS home ^nce GIRLS'SKIRTS AND OTHER,ODD PIECES OF UNOERWEAR trical systems and a. m efal far August. 1M2—almost four times the official, price. BROKEN STYLES AND SIZES more precious than gold in war­ M ontgomery, Ala., Jan. 31 UP) well said he 1^^ VALUES TO $6.98. NOW $ 4 .4 9 Sportswear Specials! tim e ... The trails In smuggling cases City detectives sought new evi-: Crimes gltls- Colombian Prize reached from the wild green dence today In a continuing 'In-1 "Prank" had 'j Only five, nations in the world jungles of Colombia to a luxurious vestlgation'which ha* aliesdy put ■ of indlsn-de#^’**' VALUES TO $3.98. , NOW $ 2 .4 9 UOTTON DRESSES, VALUES TO $8.98...... NOW $ 3 .0 0 Value $1.98 to $12.98. SALE t produce platinum in quantity -,r home^sar the *mooth greens of at least seven white.men in jail restauianta >» GROUP OF DRESSES, VALUES TO $10.98 . NOW $ 6 .0 0 «nd $ 7 .0 0 $ 1 .0 0 . $ 5 .9 8 Colombia. Canada, Russia, the ^lilllfHla’s' Monterey Petiineuia for the recent bombings of Negro! trirt of Went United States and the Union of Oountrj- Club. homes and churches. , two 0ri* kw**. WOOL BERMyDA SHORTS. $4.98 VALUES^ ...... NOW $ 2 .9 9 South Africa. , The German war i -One day in March. IMS. the FBI , Police Commissioner Clyde Bel- slot y of the ■*“ SKIRTS; VALUES TO $ 8 .9 8 ...... NOW $ 3 .0 0 _ machine needed platinum badly, radio .operator in Quito,.Ecuador, len announced )oat night that BwiweH CHlLDREN'S HATS ’ and the Nazis reached out to Co­ tapped out a long message to JERSEY BLOUSES. VALUES TO $7.98...... NOW 'seven or eight” men are being aberifrs offs ...1.. $ 3 .0 0 lombia to get li because Gblombla Washington referring to "possible held for the dynahniting < d four! was "the vhkK VALUES to $2.98. NOW $1*99 SWEATERS. VALUES TO $6.98...... NOW $ 1 2 9 waa the only one of the platinum- platimum smunling”, by a man churches and three dwellings in an T niiTn~~ FLANNEL SHlR’re. REG. $ 3 ^ 5 ...... NOW $ 1 .9 9 producing countries not at -W-a* named Harold Ehurv. sald tn * outburst of violence following the bmten |o^ *9 / with the Reich'in J942.- British citizen, •md by an Austrian end of segregation on dtp buses. . the witness *<•*% VAtUES TO $138. NOW $ 1 .2 9 g r q O p O F b l o u s e s , V a l u e s t o $3.98,...... n o w $ 1,49 About 2L830 troy ouRcea-of Co- who ■ was not as discreet at he "Several” have stato- cbnaldtn Bidwm CORK Iembla.'s osaual plattnunrcppcsltn:- 'thought -4rhen he • be^an asking ments admitting paructpnUng in part in the. enqn i:A • •T\- Oon cum . -fRisT fba.MF dredgc*i«^ 'At; VALUES TO $1.39. NOW NOT ALL SIZES IN^ABOVB ITEMS. ALL SALES FINAL about the chaitM ef buying; Wadn the bomblngft; the COnuninkmcr now than nmw mwi: M a n c h c s t i r C o m m * phaqo-Paeificigi CeLZasd’aiualm : market platinum, s n agefits .in said. 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VOL. LXXVI. NO. 103 (TWENTY PAGES) ' MANCHESTER, CONN., THURSDAY, JANUARY 31. 1957 (^M lBed Adverttaiiia on Pafa.ll) PRICE FIVE CENTS Ike Seeks Admission of 65,000 More Immigrants Yearly to U.S. DuTtes~Urges Saud Would Pool Unused Help Calm Mideast Quotas for Refugees Washinjfton, Jan. 31 t/P)— Secretary o f State Dullen talked Washingrton, Jan 31 (i'P)— President Eisenhower today ask* with King Saud today, adding his voice to President Eisen­ ed changes in the .immigration laws .so it will be easier to give hower's in a bid for the Saudi Arabian Monarch’s help in ea.sing the Mideast crisis. Dulles and four aides drove to Blair haven to refugees "who have fled or in the future Dee” from House, where Saud is staying dur-4— ^------Communist tyranny.' lug a 3-diiy atate visit, in s chill _ ^ _ In a 2.000-word .special mes.sage to Congress, the President drizzle. Elsenhower welcomed Saud . I n c f" i gs ga | < ga ga g l called also for general revisions of the law to allow about to Waahington yesteiday and the t f E A C C a .1 . 65,000 more immigrants to come to this country each year. two inter talked privately at some , _ • Bennie^ Barrie Idenlifiect" length. The present annual quata ia 154,857 and is ba.sed on the 1920 Benhie Kate holds his Identical twin sons In Detroit happy in. the With Dulles were Undersecre­ KetiresI from census. Eisenhower asked quotas ba.sed on the 1950 popula­ knowledge that he now can tell them apart Baby Bennie Is'a*- tary of State Herbert Hoover Jr„ tion census. left and Barrie at the right. The 5-month-old boys are Identified', Aast. Secretary for Mideast A f­ Eisenhower also called for a redistribution of the immigra­ to birthmarks on their foreheads and hacks of their heads. After fairs William Rountree. U.S. Am- Supreme &>Brt their hospital identifications were removed by Mrs. Katz the boys bssaador to Saudi Arabia George tion quota "in proportion to the, actual immigration” from Wjtd.sworth and former Rep. James 1924 .through July 1, 1955 were mixed up. A police department identification e.xpert was Washington, Jan. 31 .(/P<—Pres­ caiipd in and a comparison of Bennie's palm print with hospital P. Rich.Trd.«. South Carolina Dem­ An effect of this would be to in­ r^drds set Mrs. Katz straight. ocrat \chb ia heading a Mideast ident Eisenhower today accepted crease the number of southern Eu­ mission fbr Ei.senhower. the resignation of Supreme Court ropean and Mediterranean peoples Ike’s Applause Among other things. U..S. of­ Justice Stanley Reed, effective permitted to emigrate to the United ficials seek Baud's help for early Feb. 25. States. agreement between Egypt and the Reed, 72. is li Democrat. He has This is because the number of For Dulles Hit nations which \ise the Suez Canal served on the highest judicial immigrants from that area has on Its operation after- reopening trihunat Ik years. been greater In recent years than expect^ in March. The naming of his succe.ssor will in the earlier period on which By Mrs. Wilson quotas are now based. An hour before Dulles’ arrival. be Eisenhower's tourth sppo-.ntee Saud had laid a Wreath. aJ the on the Sunreme Court, n'oiild Pool United qnofas Waahington, Jan. 31 W — Mrs. Perils Labor Merger tomb of the. Unknown Soldier' in Bisenhower's other appointee, Eisenhower said.*too. that Con­ gress should pool the unused quota Charles E. Wilson s^ys President Arlington National C e m e t e r y. are Chief Justice Warren and Aa- Eisenhower made "uncalled for" acro.sa the Potomac River froni numbers for Europe, Africa. Asia sorlate Justices Hsrlsn snd Bren­ and the Pacific area. These would Miami Beach. Fla., Jan. 31 ■< trouble with Congress for advis- Washington. He did it amid light nan, remarks in saying hfer husband, the A building trades union clique ap-. ing its officers they would lose -snow, which began to melt in the The White -miiwc TIT?! it had then be available on a first come, secretary of Defense. made a parently spearheaded by the em-1 nothing avoiding testimony In warming temperature and subse­ nothin-2 -’ o an:ii>i...ce it this time first sened basis without regard .tyerv .. unwise statement’ ' about battled Teamsters union threaten-[ labor racket probes —seems to be quent rain. regsrdlnjl a sticceasor. »onie National Guardsmen. This Birnilail), would ‘’P*” l*te j Elsenhower, made the comment ed today to break up th^ A F L-C IO ' stirring up the building trades into A diplomatic reception in late Reed turned in a letter of res­ merger. . action. ; afternoon a'nd a. dinner, given by ignation. datfd today, saying he way for admittance of additional; ye,terdiy when asked about WU- ■oulhem Europeans slnce^currently „ete„,en t that some of those The building tradea group, claim-■ A t least, young Teamsters >^ce | x),,||eg tonight will round out the wi.shed to .retire from active aerv- Ing about 3 million of the AFL,-, president James R. Hoga of De-1 King's day. ice. the unused quotas have been those | „.ho enlisted in the Guard during . ClO'a J5 million members, sudden- IcoH- the union’s Midwest boas, has. -phe busy program outlinM for He is taking advantage of a pro­ Boys Will Be Boys of northern European countries. • U^e Korean War dodged the draft.- ly stlfred- up a long-quiet revolt * major figure in most build-1 the Saudi Arabian monarch car- vision of law which altmvs him to Thii four-way combo ahowa Pi-ince Charles swapping, punches The President said iportgages Eisenhower, whilp calling this un- Intojkred hot fight against former; *kg trades meetings planning the ried forward the red carpet treat- retire at full pay and stihject to with a fellotv pupil on Jan. 29. the second day of his precedent- on quotas should be eliminated, [vvlse. said he agr^ s with Wilson There mortgages came abouj from i that all new Guard recruits should call for occasional service on the shattering attendance at an exclusive London boys' school. "The CTO .tmions'for jpb rights.- ...... Prince had a slight difference of opinion with, a fellow pupil," a special cases where Immigrants ( take six months of active basic Thie Teamsters Union— larg^t, .Action Means \\ ar (Continued on Page Twelve) court If this is desired. Lfondpn newspaper reported. A t u'pper left, upper right and lower were permitted on the ba.sis '*« i training. '-AF’^cCIO' afflUnte. currently in' The latest development came in Tlie \\^ite House indicated tHw, leg^jCbea-lqf (*|hew n a t rlfh k ^ in, last •«)» i* a* left. thtir'being counted sgalnsl thelH ShoiUd Have Barked Wllsmi - „A, — - . .. ..i: a statement by the building trades , Reed mi^ht have let the President v l x . know hia intentions ip atjyancg otJ' WilsotuiescribetyigraeJf aa fmbmls.sion of theFettei-rThat may’ : TPWilHtons'fWr 'OrphaW" " ' | In*^n8nt' at the ‘F n S a w ^ con f AF«i»r IFU ltv rhiWrpn'^«'’n’S'45i-';5y5iS;p*-MY-AUM.E.1E V /ll' other organizations." This apella ' ___ Bomber’ have taken place at a White House Further, Elsenhower said, provi- ment, xnd she continued in an Irt- siona should be made for the an -{ terview with the Evening Star: “war" to moat former CIO unions. reception honoring the Supreme t l Dead, Loss Hi^ nual admission of orphans since i " I think Uie President should Unlona of both tne former AFT. Taking More Coiirt on Tuesday night. "There-sre many Americans eager j have stood biclt of Mr. Wilson, in­ Of Onfe\Family and former. CIO have conflicting Eisenhower, in a letter to Reed, to adopt children from abroad." [stead of spending his time com- juriadictiona) authority in their said he was taking the opjmrtunity A number of other sdministra-1 menting on how Wonderful Foster charters power to assign members Mental Exams “to tender my congratulations on live and technical changes were re -; Dulles nas been." Perish in^ire to work. your long and splendid record in As Flood Spreads As Hoffa put^it to reporters, "W e public seri'ice," I^'***^**!- . . . ' ' j At hla news conference. Eiaen- New York. Jan. 31 fJPi- George The Presidents request for css- hower warmly defended Secretary are out to recapture members the He also praised Reed's dedica­ East Candla, N. H.. Jan. 31 i/Ti— Metesky’s plea'to 47 "Mad Bomb­ ing of the w ay for refugees was U f State Dulles against criticism CIO crowd got that we ought to tion and devotion that are so much, lo u r sleeping chlldMn'perished to­ er" charges today was postponed By THE 'AjUSOOlATED PRESS tied direct^ to last fall's revolt in ! from a number of Democratic have.” a part of your reputation." day in a flash fire ^ a t roared until Feb. 21. This is to permit Emergency aid was rushed iilto • dead were counted in Kentucky Hungary. But in effect it held out Senators, Hoffa went on to say the team Reed, appointed by President through their rural home in this sters hope to reorganize the build- j ‘^®"'P'*tion of testa to determine the - Apptia hlan mountain c o a f f * " ^ ’ Hree in West Vli^inla an implicit promise of haven for '■fl think yoh need a little pat on ■mall southern New . Hampshire Roosevelt, took hla teat on the tin K e n t u e k y, Preston-tburg, *ny other people who may rise up ll-.j bark ,uis J. Ctpozzoli at called for- "portable- generators, . 1 too, but I don't think ho has “ We tried to .save them, oh (3od. High waters that left at least 11 Peter Schoemann, president of the the request of defense counsel des'd in two states and damages water purifiers'- and t.v'phoid vac­ how ^ve tried to sav’e them, b it the plumbers union, who said the James D. C. Muri-ay. cine. .flames were just too much for us,” i-unning into untold millions of dol­ Our position of world leadudmlp | trades group has "adopted plans to , Metesky, smiling as always, was Killer Suspect lars 'raced dow-nstream today, Firemen Helpers (Continued on Page Twelva) sobbed Mrs. Claire La Duke. 31, strengthen and enlarge" its drgan- brought into court handcuffed and ! demands that, in partnership w-tth threatening havoc on still more At least a^thousand (laj-sons fled the other nations of the' free! w-ho enffered a back injuiy as she Izatlon "in order to protect and en­ guarded by a score of d»tectivez. their homes In Prestonsburg wh» • e communities. world, we be In a position-to grant ii jumped to the ground. large its rightful charter jurisdic­ " I feel fine," he said as he ex- iClaims Duress, last night ■ firfe broke oiit, d ^ r o . - Her husband, Reginald, a 32- The flood (bat sA-ept suddenly that asylum." ' tion." changed greetings with a crowd of Ing three buildings. All firehven year-old (ruck driver, who lost his out of '.the mountains Into aputh- Parole Pragram There were, tome suggestions the about 20o who watched him enter could do was et it burn itself o'qt job the day before yesterday, said,' eastern Kentucky, West Virginia, Teamsters' oi^anizatton was stir-1 the Criminal Coiirts Building. Retracts Story and prevent it from sr.readlng. -j, Specifically, as to refugees, Bulletins *Tt was such an inferno we reahy ring- up the building trades fight as southern Virginia and eastern Ten­ A fter the postponement was i As part of "Operation JupUer. j Eisenhower said, Congress should. ordered, Metesky was returned to nessee already waa recorded as the I do two things; from the A P Wire# Chicago. Jan. 31 oP)- Edward region’s worst h. this century jf not the Army at.Ft. Knox sent sendiers. (Continued on Pnge Eleven) (Continued on Page Nineteen) the psychiatric ward of Bellevue ( Bennie 1 Bedwell, illiterate yoqng medlral corps men and supplies to j 1. f^*"n®"zeAuthorize methe auorneysttome.v gen- Bospital for further mental tests. in history. ited Skid Row dishwasher, says he did. Goy. Cecil Underwood of West stricken efeas with th a ^ lp of the " “ I P**'®'* ‘ 1* U n I He has been there since early ls.it not kill the Grimes sisters snd the NationalNstionii Guard,' R.A f-™Cro'ss .. ■ —and H j States persons “" who" Ho have flifled or MAJOR DISASTER AREA week. Vi'-ginia last night joined Ken­ lengthy statement he gave to Civil Defense. in the future flee from Communist Waahiitgton, Jan. 51 UP>—> His lawyer, one of New York’s tucky's Gov. A .' B. ' Chandler in persecution and.tyranh.v.” Ha said President Eisenhower today The FBI Story--22 sheriff's offiolals admitting the petitioning Preaident Eisenhower Army helicopters dropped moat fsinniis criminal attorneys, slayings w-'aa a lie. this would be a temporary parole designated flooded enstem Kea- was accompanied into court by for immediate help! Bight of the through overcast skies, risking under conditions prescribed by the tiirk.v as a “ major disaster ^ d w e il tMtIfied In criminal colliaidns in so'me-cases, to tskd H an y Spellman, a lawyer in court yesterday that he signed a general for escapees selected' by area." ale ordered use o f what­ Afetesky's home to "’" of Water- typhoid serum, medicine, blankets 14-page confession after four days the Secretary of State.-The number ever federal funds are neces­ bury, ^ n iv . and Albert Francis, and-foods to isolated communities. of questioning becaius-"the could hot e.xceed in, any one year sary for retlef. who described himself as a Water- /^Upstream towns such as Bar- the average number of aliens ad­ Agents Operate bury constable and private investi­ sheriff's men beat snd l.lcked me." News Tidbits boiirville and 'Hazard in Kentucky, mitted above-quotas by Congress HONOR FOR BISHOP SHEIL. gator. The 21-year-oId derelict retract­ Pound, Va., and Logan, W. Va.. ed the confession. at a hearing on Culled fitimf A P Wires' over the past eight years. Hartford, Jan. 31 lAh Blahop Francis u id he will be associated took the worst licking. Evacuees 2, Permit the attorney general Bernard J. Shell of Chicago to­ with the ilefenae attorneys in the a writ of habeas corpus before in . these pigces began, the grim Chief Justice Wilbert F. O owley. to. let aliens paroled into the day was named tlie roeiplent of cvM .Jy' task of digging out the mud and United states remain aa perma­ the . National. Conference /UfM etesky ia adjudged sane, he ' His attorney. David E. Brai- President Eisenhdwer'says "there clearing fuins. nent residen.ja'lf they want to, Ooh- Christians and Jews Human Re- In Peep Jungle yffil be tried on the indictment shaw, demanded that Bedwell, who Is now the expectation that medi-. S, Van Curon, managing edi­ cal research will lead to gieater t. gi-esa would have a Veto on any | la t ions Award. It will be j>re- which includes seven co'Unts of aU. ia charged with the murders o f the. tor of the Harlan, Ky.. Daily En­ case.-' I Grimes sisters, Barbiara, 15, and control bf'diseaaea of the heart".., sented at the Connerticut-Wrst- tempted murder. Conviction could terprise. one of Die flrst newsmen Eisenhower said this second re- \ bring a lifMlme prison term. Patiicia.'lS, be admitted to bail .on Secretary of the Army Brucker ern .Massachusetts. Brotherhood ©•jn^sM '1M7 by 003* WHITKBK^iatreama much like the Klondike to reach- Hazard, told of smaU.l quMt "would effectively solve the Vi’eOk banquet here Feb. 20. When the FBI a counterespion-, nf,tners piinned their gold. Metesky answered "Yes. sir" the ground that hla purported con­ ■ays that by mld-aummer of 1958 fession is 'Obviously false. - about 70 per cent o f antiaircraft United States, by agree- when asked'if he were the pem>n (C'ontiaued oa Page Nineteen) (Continued on Page Twelve) CITB# INDIA'# EFFORTS peak during World Wax H. Oolorablan govern-'' named in the indictment as read Bedwell was on the ,itnqss stand battalions in continental defense New Delhi, India. Jan. 51 tAF ■gents were assl^ed irt ** «le o . nient, was supposed to receive all by the-court clerk. •vhen the hearing recesaed .until system to be. armed with Nike Central and South America- Nine cotjhtry’s platinwm -whether it Defense Attorney Murray then this afternoon. miaslleo. —Cheater Bowlea, former I ’ JS. of the 10 republics, all bitt Argen- came from the Qhoco Pacific Co. told the Judge: In the Statement' which Sheriff Two Arasy oRIcerw killed and .Ambassador tn India, indleated tins, had requested that agents act lor from the natives, “ I move that the defendant be Jbseph Lohnan said- Bedwell enlisted man injured when their today India Is making con­ as. technical advisors on police committed • to Bellevue by this signed, the Skid Row drifter related L-20 Beaver plane crashes in me tinued efforta—but in vaiie—to matters and secuBty. - -1 get Red China to releaao 15 Im­ .There was no difficulty about court on the ground that lie does that he and a companion .named flames in woods two miles from They made anti-sabotage aur- not understand the charge against "Frank" had takert the Grimes sis­ Fort Devens.. ,U.S. Atty. Paul W. prisoned .Americana. veys of more than 150 industrial him and eSn not jnake his de­ ters on a week-long sex and drlnk- Williams say Federal Grand Juiy planU, utilities and other centers ^ , UN HAS SINAI PLAN , ernmeiit't collection agency., bui fense." in'g spree. ii investigating case of tw'o men and Asst. Dial. Atty. Karl Orebow woman accused of spying for Rus­ Another New Look United Nations, N.Y., Jaa. M -controlling the native production On the night of Jan. )S. the statement said, they beat th * sis­ sia may retnni aa iadlelmeal next un — The United SUtM and .SfUSrecommendations fo f tighter se- ; was the key to blocking the flow Canada hopefully pfeaaed Israel ! of platinum to the Germans, (CorHaiied on Page Twelve) ters and dumped their bodies Tuesday or Wednssday.. eurity. ■ ' By XARDBA NR WALKER and Egypt todny to accept a 3> And the nst'ves in the .'-uick alongside a rural road southwest Plea of guilty to second-degree But in all the SIS activity, there murder accepted in Hartford Su­ Parif, Jan. 31 Iffh—Christian^ .Howsver, Dior's new length is- phase plan to end the stnadolf fas Wma none whfch produced more Dior today celebrated his lOth an­ not a faihion revolution of the pro­ the Sinai desert. price perior Court from Rocco S. Palzz- . tuccess, perhaps, than the battle ¥ "ga Hold Seven’:L.S? , girls had7S. been S missing from thslr zi who fatall.v shot hl« paramour niversary as the top Paris designsr portions of his New I/>ok of Just platinum jumped to 32,335.10 a < Of wits with the, smugglers. of with another long New Look. ID years, ago. He paved the way ■ PROBE .ARMY CONTRACTS pound in the.black market in In R ace, B om bings Home last oumnier., .Daily n^spspers Washington, Jan. 31, lAk—Ins-ea- platinum, an essential in elec­ of Massachusetts open next week a Unveiling his . "Liberty Line" with a dozen long dressea last sea­ trical systems and a. metal far August, 1042 -almost four times collertibn of spring fashions, he' tigating Senators developed teatl- the official price. "— ;— In his testimony yestsrday, Bed- drive for adopttoa of, an "ppeni son -- now he lets the ladies choose raony tOila.v that Thomas IN- more precious than gold in . war­ Montgomery. Ala., Jan.pl lAA-'-iwell aaid he had never atfen the meeting" law by Legislature. j dropped ekirte by a good four inch­ between longer and longMt. time. . . . The trails In smuggling rases es - to more than mid-calf--and Ciaromo, a Paterson, N. J., gar­ City detecUvea sought Sew evi-| crimes girls. He said he and Slight new- boost In farm prices The model Dior calls "105” to ; ment maker, received big mili­ Oolombikn Prize - reached f.*om the w ild green dence today in a contimMng 'in-1 “Frank" had taken out two girli raiseo mld-Jaaaary level to 5 per; encased the feminine torso in typify his new line is a slin ky' jungles of Colombia to a luxurious tary contracts even after Arm y Only five nations in the world vestlgation which has already put! of Indian descent, visiting bars and cent above year ago.-.Sale o f the alim tube, hobble-UgHt below and tube, unfitted in back with an home near the smooth .greens of Inspectors had seized govwn- reduce platinum in quantity — at least seven white men in jail 'resUursnU in the Skid Row dls- art, ■ jewelry atid furnishings of with daringly low and wide neck- overekirt to the bottom of tlie talf. SOlombia. Canada, Russia, the. ^liforn ia'a Montere.v Peninsula ment- owned cloth worth tend o( for the recent bombings of Negro • trict of West Madison St. The Iste Mrs. John Rovenskr totals lidea. I V-alit in front to show a midcalf- thousaado of doUars In his pttert. United States and the Union Of ctountsj’ Club. homes and churches, .v -- _ • [tw o girls have verified Bedwell's SXAMiMlO. Many of the afternoon drcaaea j length eheath beneath, South Africa. ° The German war • One day in March. 1943, the T B l Police Commissioner^Clyde Sel- story of the double-date, Force of SM Couuiihnlst rebels came to the bottom of the calf and I Other even more - drastic models PRINCE IN HO.SPITAL . radio operator in Qgito. Ecuador, , machine needed platinum badly. lera announced last night., that! Bedwell testified . one o f the raid Burma rail renter of Pegu some . . almost to the ankla. Allowing | are completely unfitted, stovepipe AVa.shlngton, Jaa. I I ' and the Naxia reached out to Co- tapped out a long, mesaage td i/Pt — seven or -eight ipm nr* being.sheriffs officials he said bent h im ’ idUIng aC least seven persons and' for-very high heels. ! Dior*a new tubes. Bottom-of-catf length efter- Little Prince Maehhur dt SaRil kimbta to get It because Colombia Washington referring to "possible held for the dynamUing of four j was ."the chief of sheriff’s police.” looting . and burning.. Britain' Imflth aeema to vary between 14 du;)i dresses drop a pane! train Arabia, limping but weartag Um only one of ttae4dKtlnum»-| iBatimum sasuggling" by- a man chnrchea mfssa and threeaess^V' dwellings lllin m55,an. JI LohmanAdU(im«Il UBilIVUdenied j;9«A|WVI|Bedwell was¥• •• .9,^999 agrees U>to eioraan Jordan propopaiproposal to\9 Siari start Ii nrtd F**perhaps eight inches from the t^ th e floor behind, wide, disarming smile, eatef)^ ■“ '“ T eountrias' notu dt war — i-* ------o u tb u n t^ f violciiet following’ tho^bonton and sail) BodwoH ^lltd on ^ Mgotlalioi^ M on ^ y on tot7nlna- ■ > " ' A ne^w 3-piece suit is a top W'alter Reed Army Haepital to«i R M o b i n ^ E ^ ; end of segregation on city buses. 1 the witness stand. He Mid he still! Uon of BiitUh-Jordan Treaty of . we m-aa another break with other! favorite for daytime wear. It. has day for a medical cfcsrti f..'T > R tfoy ' Cb- “ 'w h o was not aa discreet u he .“Beveral'' havi afgaad state-1 considtra Bedwell the. prime aua- AJIience.'-'. ( Paria designers who are featuring | a aliii) akirt with two V-pteti, at S'/i-yeai-old Pitoof, whi 'plittanit' pwduc- thought when he begau aaiKtag •■winsments admittinj; ;paruci^|jn(larticipaUng in [ pecip«ct intn the me case '“even evijn muremore wo so ynou

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