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Snowy Walk Unsbovelcd General View Dutch Cabinet Like Old Times GOP House But Court Kills Charge Allies Slash Ten

^ Worcester, Maaa., Jan. 24.— Quits in Row ^ Gives Poll Row W—The charge against Fran-

els W. Hickey waa that he failed to clear hia aidewalk of Miles Past Wonju, Over Defense To Coiimii^e anow.

Diatiict Court dismiaeed the charge yesterday without Action Follows Eisen- ' ^ O ve^des LaBelle Pro- hearing Hickey. vCapture Ybngwol

The court was told that hower’s Criticism of test in Referring Hickey, a soldier, had his Ingalls-Gladu Contest; hands full with Korean anow. Hague Government; Indonesia an Issue Await Fiscal Program Slashing Nehru

The Haguq. Jan. 24—(P)—^Th* SUto espitoL Hartford. Jan. 24 Of Hoengaong; Enemy Dodges Query Dutch Cabinet resigned today fol- Ajtack on U. S. —(/P)— Th* Republican-controlled Units Beaten Off by House today referred to a commit- lowing attacks in parliament on the government’s defense and New toe to* question of a contest over Small Arms Fire; U. N* About Nehru’s Studied hy U.N. toe elecUon of a repreeentaUve Guinea policies Jets Whip Foe Again Earlier Foreign Mlniater Dirk from Brooklyn. Tbe action was taken over toe Fiery Speech U. Stikker quit the Cabinet after His Talk Wifj/ens Gap on Tokyo, Jan. 24.—(/P)—Al- ^ protest of toe Democratic minori- membera of hla own Liberal Party ty which contended that toa time attacked the government on mS' Red China Issue; Asia lied troops slashed more than

for entorUlnlng such a protest Jor policies. Stikker may be asked 10 miles beyond Wonjii on had long slnoe passed and that the Acheson Says Situation to head a new Cabinet should Pre- Arab Countries Draft the central Korean front to- Democratic candidate ahouid be Is Too Delicate for mier Willem Drees be unable to re- New Cease Fire Bid seated forthwith. form his Catholic-Labor Coalition day and to the southeast re-

^ Speaker Mansfield Sprague ov- Comment on Indian’s In all, four resolutions censuring captured the key mountain erruled thla argument, and the the government were offered In Bulletin! Criticism of the U. S. town of Yongwol. A heavily- House auatalncd tola ruling by a Parliament today. None of them lAke Sueeeaa, Jan. 24—(A’)— armed patrol with tanks atandlng vote of 148 to 43. passed. Nevertheless the Cabinet Cnmmunlat China haa sent aa- blazed tnrough Hoengaong, AblowU Uateas la Waahington, Jan. 24.—(4P>—Sec- realgned because of the mounting othrr message to India relat- 10 miles north of Wonju, and Rafcrred to the committee waa retory Acheson said today every criticism. ing to Uhlt<^ Itellnna efforts a peUtloa from Ralph O. liigalla, MaJ. Geo. Glaifc U Buftser (right), eannMadlng general of tlw 2nd to obtain a o e a l^ r e In Ko- jushed on to wrlthln 33 miles of poaslbla effort ia being made to Kriila UiamiiWd he 88th parallel before wrltodraw- the RspubUcan. asking that ha b* de- Infantry DIvtsloa, gets the altuatlon at Wonjn pointed oat to him by Defense Secretary George Mac - Fra, an Indian amkeaman said preserve unity of toe .free world The resignation follows govern- Today. He deaerlbed It as “re- Ing, a field SipU ch Hid. clared the elected repreaenUtive Lt. CoL C. V. Berberia, ef Dover, N. J., commander of the battalion ment dismissal yesterday of Gen. shall laughs aa he tells oongreas- from Brooklyn rather than Roger whteh amde tlw patrol from Cbongja to WobJo . Ruftaer was on eae in to* United Nations crisis over niea at the end of testimony In anauring” but'wnuld not dls- It’ was tha fartheat northward H. J. Krula as Army Chief of Staff. rJooe Its contents at thla time. advance by aiiy AUlad force >lno* F. Oladu, whoa* election has been of ths Srat planita to land at the recaptured Woajn airatrip. (Photo branding Communist China an ag- Criticism of the government's de- support of unU'eraal military aerv- eertlfled by th* Secretary of State. by NBA-Aetiw stoff phetograplker Ed Hoffman.) iee that It seemed like oM times Seoul, the Korean capital, waa gressor In Korea. fense policies was touched off by Lake Success, Jan. 24—OP)— A abandoned. On the way back th* An Intereetod spectator during Making it clear he considers the to be appearing again before exm- Gen. Eisenhower’s recent visit bristling broadcad by Prime Min- task force waa engaged by a com- the debate waa WlUtam Ablondl, aituatlon to be too delicate, the here. He expressed disappoint- greeslonal eommlUeea In Wash- Seymour Republican who waa el- ington. Marshall frequently wan pany of enemy troop*. The Reds Ike Back Saturday, May Secre|ary of State declined at a ment with the “inconclusive inter- ister Nehru of Iiidla'today widen- retreated with heavy caaualUea. ected State Senator from the 17th Europe Scared Give Radio Talk Feb. 2 news conference to comment on: views’’ he had with Dutch offi- a witness as army rhle%nf steff ed the gulf between the nations district by 39 votes. The Demo- 1. Biitiah Prime Minister Att- during the war and later an seo- The Han river town of Yongwol crattc-controUed Senate thus far cials. Krula was an advocate of retery of stele. (AP Wire- that want to welcome Red China southeast of Wonju fell to Alll*d lee’s speech in Parliament yester- strengthening the Dutch. Army in Into the U.N and those who want medical has refused to east him, although Wants to Hold Washington, Jan. 24.—(P)— day xalling for a wait and see photo.) attack after an air and artWery leaders have promised that a hear- Gen. Dwight D. Eisenhower the face of government diainclina- to brand her aa an aggroasor in bombardment. policy by the U.N. toward Red tlon to apend toe money. Korea. ing on hia case will be held before will return from hia European China, or The capturing force waa not toe end of toe week. On to Money inspection trip Saturday and 2. Today’s apeech by Prime In parliamentary debate over Nehru, highly critioal of U. 8 identified. However, toe U. 8. Sev- The House ^wfused to aeat Oladu, report hla findings to Congress Mlniater Nehru of India criticiz- the govemment’a Indonesian pol- Says Trliman policy In toe Far Xteat, called for a enth Dlvlatan, only American Xoroa a Democrat, when the General As- at an open meeting next ing the United States condemna- icy, the leader of Stikker’a party, conference of major powers and in- to reach th* Manchurian bbrdtr sembly convened on January 8. Eisenhower Finds Re- Thursday. He may make a ra- tion of Communist China. the Liberals, moved a resolution slated to* Chines* COmmuntets In toe Kqrean wrar, ha* been oper- laBella Fratoato dio speech toe following day, Mum oa Attlee condemning the handling by the Aids Wage and want to negotiate a peace. sting south of toe tMngsteB ntai- Raps. John D. LaBelle (D-lfan- luctance to Arm Dur- Feb. 2. Acheson aidd in response to a government of its negotiations India, like Britain, haa r*oog‘ ing town. chestor), the Minority Leader, ar- with Indonesia over the future ntred Peiping. The United States question on the Attlee speech that status of New Guinea. Be*! Flea gued that the rules require that ing Trip to Pact Na- he did not think it would be at all Price Boosts haa refused to do ao and opposes A.P. Gorreepondent Tom Stoaa petltlona such a* that presented by Other Ijlberals attacked Stik- plana to aeat th* (Jommunist Oil- tions; Due Back Soon helpful for him to comment at ker all along the line on general said toa attaokiag forea OMva Ingalls cannot be received after thla time. ne*« tat th* UrJtcd Nations, aa on* th* lee-oovered M ia river toe owning day oC to* sesslen, and Bevin Is 111 policies. Every possible effort, ha said. U In -all. four votes of censure, all Flanders Hits Adminis- of to* flv* veto-holding powers, in after aa Intense air iad artinery that Gladu should bs asated By Preatoa Orover being mad* to preserve th* unity the plac* of Chiang Kal-Sh*k’a barrage. •’forthw ith.” London, Jan. 24 — — Gen. on the New Guinea Issue were re- (JP) of the great free world and that la jected by Parliament. A Commu- tration Policies as ragim*. Th* ^UMted State*, back- The surprised Reda fled, leaviag He questioned Sprague’s r i |^ to Dwight D. BUaanhower baa com- Of Pneumonia what the United States wants to ed by to* vote of both Houae* of only light qppaelUoa. refer the petKion to to*' Obotaatod nist resolution asked for the im- Immediate Controls plated hla tour of Europe’* Atlan- achieve. Oongresa, also wants to* U.N. to In to* air, awlft U. S. F-M Deapite Acheaon’a refusal to mediate withdrawal of all remain- tlo Pact nations with ing Dutch armed forces from ■ In- lA>om; Cites CosLPael declare Pulping an agsreasor, and Thunderjete daaugad tores Rua- « Britisli Foreign Minister com iynt. It waa plain toe NVhni to conald«r punitlv* raaaav sian-buitt MIO-18a la aorihiraet M>aecb has arbuaed Immediate in- watawt bar. Fianos anoouncad Loi4( in Poor Healtli, tense interest at toa State Depait- Bulletin! poastbl*. , Jan. 18 aha, too, tt’auld vote to « aa Fagi Xrieiwi), Takes Serious Turn b **b L H j# Indian leader’s state- Wa*hlagton, Jan. 24e-<^— condemn Red Chlnd as an aggrea- 6 Armed, Flee nils correspondent has made mente were regarded aa likely to The governmeat today lauuwd th* ism* tour, covered toe same cause further delay in United Na- Slots Vanish, the use of nlekel In autnmo- nations, and has talked to aome of London, Jan. 24—OPh-The For- Then la A New Asia tlon* action on toe U. 8. demand blie trim and In aearly 499 While tha United btotea beU* Winter Is U. N. Insane Ward th* people Oen. Eisenhower has eign Office dlacloaed today that that Red Oilna be branded an ag- other civilian products, tha seen and to soma he has not gressor. G-1. Joe Pays a majority of the U.N. 'will v Etasnhower, pausing now in Foreign Secretary Ernest Bevin purpose la to ooaaerve tha for the American reeoluUon call has pneumonia. Sees Aettoa Seoa short nickel supply for de- Ally in Korea Paris bafora ha files tomorrow to Acheson, when asked about the fense and eaaeatlal driUiM ing Red China aa aggrceeor, ao Force Guard at Gun< Iceland, Canada and Waahington, Bevin, who haa been in poor jnany nations may abstain fm n ao far haa presented to each coun- prospects of acUon within the Tab for Show $1.50 Per uses. Oae of the moat Impor- point to F'ree Them health for the laat two years, cam* United NaUons PoUUcal Commu- tant defense uses of nickel Is voting, or vote against th* reeolu- try roughly the agme proposition. down yesterday with what waa te*, eaid the laeu* arould be dis- Capita After New Fed- to make Jat airplaae eaglaea tloh, that to* U.N. voice wUI be Enemy Loses More Men From State Hospital H* haa toM each one: flrat diagnosed aa influenza. week and. In effect, Indeclslv*. Answer Uaaattafactory cussed at Naw York later today. eral Ban Enforced realstaat to great heat and Through Bitter CoH A spokezman for hie office said He predicted that aometlme during corrosion. Nebni today blamed much Lamad, Kaa., Jan. 24—(P>—Six 1. U m risk of Russian aggres- today that the Minister's physician toe week there would be action on the present trouble* of the world on Than U. S. Armies men, axmed with a gun and n sion, either by diplomatic pressure has now found “a patch of pneu- to* matter. Rantoul, III., Jan. 24—(p>—The Washington, Jan. 24.-,;^—Sen- those opposing Peiping’s admission or .troopa, la great Russian ag- banishment of slot maohinea from knife, eecaped from a ward for monia on one long.” He said he had high hopes the to to* U. N. gression means toe end of every- Chanute Field haa put the oo*t of ator Flandera (R., Vt.), contend' He aaid there is a new Aata, and Washington. Jan. 24—tP)—The the criminally iaaaae at the Lamed He had Just recovered from a free nation* would preserve their men-kiUing Korean winter may be Btato Itoqatal laat xdgfat thing Weetern dvillBation repre- severe cold which he contracted unity and go forward with the res- GI entertainment or a strict per- ed today that the Truman admin- that the natlona of the world must aenta. ■ aonal baste th* strong ally which holds toa Hospitol anthoritie* said -they iGSt W6Gk. olution -arhich denounces the Chl- istration in effect has been en’’’ recognise that aa a fact. Ha at- Communist enemy toer* in check believed It was th* largest mass 2. America 1* arming, expensively Bevin aill be 70 in March. He nas* Brig. Gen. Byron Gaiea, the com- tacked, as a major error, to* send and fast. Communlat Intervention in couraging price and ' wage in- until Oen. Douglas MacArthur's break at the Institution. long haa suffered from asthma and Korea. manding officer at the Air Force creases. ing of U. N. troops across toe S8th dlvlsiona can be built up to normal Sheriff Frank Ftaser said-some 8. Afnerica will help Europe heart trouble. Acheson was asked what meth- Base said test night that since he Parallel of Korea. . arm. What. Is the maximimi Eur- The Vermonter expressed that strength next spring. of toe men were considered dan- Warren R. Austin, Chief Dele- Shinwell Also Sick ods were being employed in the ordered the alote off toa base six ope can contribute? opinion amid (1), New demands in gate to toe United Nations, ia ex A high Army officer, asked to- gerous.^ It was not known how The Foreign Office said Bevin effort to preserve the unity of the weeks itgo the Enlisted Men’s Club day w ^ the mlliUry.here and la they obtained their weapons. Th* answer in each case—with ia under treatment at hia London free world. He replied only that hqs had to finance tteelf by cha.rg- Congress for swift Imposition of Threstoa Attendant the poaetbl* exception of Britain— general wage-price controls and (OoaUaued oa Paga Two) Korea appeared to be taking n home. Tha apokaaman declined to they were the methods of dlscus- ing for shows. more ojklmlsUc view of toa war, One of the men held toe gun on has not been enough to satisfy toe alon and persuasion. (2) A fresh indication toe gov-> eay whether the pneumonia at- As an example. Gates aald each emment may Invoke price curbs replied: nn attendant and forced him to man who must make weetern de- tack ,1a regarded aa criticaL On other questions, Acheson; give them their freedom. Hospital fense work. soldier paid $1.50 cash or authoriz- alone by Friday and possibly "Winter U flghUnS for In Bavin’s absence from the For- Reds Delay Peace ed that amount deducted from his He aaid battlefield checks show Supervisor Dave Griffin reported. Don’t Want to Spend eign . Office, direct handling of 1. Declared that the Soviet sobn as tomorrow. Shapely Singer / The escapes were Identlfled aa The hard faot Is that m od of pay for admission Monday night The Senate-House Economic an Incransing mortality aniaag en- Britain’s foreign policy has been Union and ita-aitellltes have de- to two shows $;lven by comedian committee hoped to get aome defi- emy troops from th* blttef weath- /R o y Anthols, 19; Jo* WUaon, 42; Waatern Europe doesn’t want to taken over — as ia customary — by layed and broken up in the Unit- Kent Green, 88; Richard' Cox, 25; spend money and most of it la Bob Hope. nite word regarding inflation- Denies It AU er of Korea, a rate great anough Prime Minister Attlee. 1 ed Natlona every effort to aettle Hope Made No CXuuge control - plans at a public hearing to have significant military im- Frank Johnson, 46; and Albert scared. Defense Minister Eiinanuel Shin- the Korean and other Far Eastern WilUams, 36. 'The West Europeans don’t want About 4,100 enlisted men and today to which It summoned two portance. well also wen) on the sick list to- queatlona. He alao denounced aa key officials. They are Michael V. Let Winder Do Flgkttag Griffin said Johnon, Williams to spend money because, in each day. A member of his household old and abaurd Russian charges, officers attended the shows. About Says She Held Sequin and Wilson were sent to the hospi- case, it meana giving up a lot of $6,000 waa raised. Hope came here Disalle, price administrator, and Could UN forces launch a win- tal from to* State Penitentlaty. said he had gone to bed with a made recently in notes to Bfeitain Cyrus S. Ching. chairman of the ter offenalve? ■ bacon, can and ahoea they only severe cold but hoped to be back and France, thgt the Atlantic at hia own expeiise and presented Dress in Front of Their records were not available. lately have ai^in after long yean hla shows w lt^ u t charge. Wage Stabilization Board. Why tiy it? repUad the officer. on the Job tomorrow. Pact la aggressive, that tbe Unit New (inrb on Rnbber Her Following Entry who may not be tdentlfled by of'privation 'during and after Cute Litoor. M ^ rlty ed States baa atatled U. N. agree- Gates aaid the Enlisted Men’s World War H. dub, also known as the Airmen’s In another defense mobilization A third cabinet member, John ment on atomic energy and con- (Goatinaad m Pns* Twe) They''are scared' because they move, the' government acted to Newark, N. J., Jan. 24—VPi — Dugdale, Minister of State for Co- conserve greater amounts of know war may start before the lonial Affi^rs, also was reported (Oonttaoed ,*■ Twelve) (Gonttnaed on Page Twelve) Rhumba King'Xavier Cugat and United States, Britain and France natural rubber. The National Pro- hia sultry aongstresa Abbe Lane News Tidbits ill. with influenza. duction Authority called'in rub- —toe coimtries which really caq, The absence of the. three min- want it clearly understood that Chilled From (/F) Whsa do something -7- are strong enough iatere pared toe Labor govern- ber manufacturers today to coa she was not in the nude early yes- Rosie Rebuked fer with officials on drafting rec- to^ act. • ‘ ^ meht's majority in the House of terday when his eatranged wife ommendations for saving natural “baiged into” her Chicago hotel UN officials Indicate they havs Officials of the little natlona Commons momentarily to a dan- have indicated any rearmament ger point. It has a majority of rubber. suite. On Bomb Talk dropped their ptan to bold 1951 This indicated that the natural She waa only partly dlarobed, General Aasemhly in Europe and they may get going now would only seven when all^membera are News Flashes only invito retaliation from Russia present. rubber content of automobile tires they explained yesterday on arriv- have decided to keep It la New —now Ilmlte'd to 65 per cent— ing at Newark Airport and there Tmk.. Three Vanderbilt students if toe Rede decided to sweep over Parliament reconvened yester- (U t* BnOaitM ot tka UR W in) Vandenberg Tells Him Europe soon, m day after a 'S8-day holiday re- may be cut still furtocr. There waa absolutely nothing wrong. have abandoned attempt to con- were signs too, that uaa of the •"I held my sequin singing oreas Air Force Personnel tact Soviet Premier Joseph Stalin Eisenhower ha* answered tost cess. , The government ie expect- each nation must, do Its utmost. It natural product may be banned in front of me nil the Ums,” toe Must Exercise *’Core” by traas-eeeanlo tetophei (Oonttaued on Page Taralve) Hold Pistol Packing Papa entirely in some non-defense, red-haired Mias Lane said In deny- Week’s Increase of 1,048 in Ko- one nation hanga back, anotoer North Madison, Jan. 24—<7P)—A husband, who fired a shot items. * ing assertions mad* yesterday by rean war casnattlea ralaea total to will use that as an excuse to hang Flanders, a member of the Con- Washington, Jan. 24—(P)—Oen. back. And here is the kicker— Treasury Balance through s neighbor’s door at hia frightened and fleeing wife 28-year-otd Lorraine Allen Cugat 48,201.. Representativaa from gressional committee which called The 61-year-old Maestro's es- Hoyt Vandenberg, Air Fbros Cflitaf seven Protestant churches resume If they ail hang hack, toe U. 8. t ^ y is being held on charges of aggravated assault and as- on Disalle and Ching, said in ad- tranged wife claimed ahe and four of Staff, says he ia su n MaJ. Gen. Cincinnati taUu on suggested Congress will not vote the money Washington, Jan. 24—(P)— Hi* sault with a dangerous weapon. Police say Janies P. King, 29, vance of the hearing that to* ad- detectives found 19-year-old Abbe Emmett (Roel*) CDonneU, untU to send arms’and troops to Europe. position of to* Treasury Jan. 22: meygar Into on* ebufeh—United of l^ute 79 here, chased his estranged wife into the home of ministration haa condoned and nude in her Edgewater Beach Ho- recently In chaige o' bomUng in Chnrcti of Chript. That argument has a sting In IL Net budget receipts 8298,819,- encouraged wage-price increases tel room with CuJJat. , Korea, did not say the atom bomb A sample of toe very real tear 744.88; budget expenditures $91,- a neighbor. Waiter A. MenzeL and fired one shot through the U, 8. Air Force announcea draa- should be uaed on China. tle teergaatoMHoa placing its air 078.889.14; cash balane* 83,488,' closing door. Nobody waa h it (OonUBned oa Paga tma^ (Ooattnoed on Pnge Twelve) Nevertoelees. General Vaaden- poarer In continental Europe, (Uaatlaaefi *■ PBfs Two) 828,167.98. . * * * berg reminded CDonneU la n England and Mediterranean ayea Jury Gets Kellems Caae friendly letter nude public by the under single, unified command New Haven, Jan. 24—(^P)’—Vivien Kellems’jnrithholding tax Air Force yesterday that airman Air aC -eairtton pervades stocli must "use cars” when wtehlng market with prices holding steady Groucho Glad He Didn’t case against the Government and John W. Fitzpatrick, Col- South Dakota County Has public stetemanta. ..Allan B. Dumont laboratories is lector of Internal Revenue for Connecticut, went to the jury Meaatim*. tbe Army aaM na or- charged with infringement of eel- in Federal Court at 11:41 A. M. today. der issued ahortly after ODonaall ‘ ‘an patent rights la fed- * e * ’ No Towns or Postoffices spoke to a news oonfereace waa In- era! court suit 'filedfiled by Columbia Shave off That Moustache tended to anoourag* otfloara to do Broadcaatlng System. Two Die tn Car Crash nuw*'talking. Rep. Van Zaafit (R- Hartford Office ot Civil Oefena* Hollywood, Jan. 24—UPi —Oroji-^Imogene Coca; outstanding per- Hampton Falls, N. H., Jan. 24—(7F)—Two Lubcc, Me., men Armstrong County, 8. D., Jan.^ers and Indiana acattei^ Pn) told toa Bouaa yesterday • ia ready for long teak of register- were killed early today when their automobile crashed into 24—(P)—Armstrong'County real- Armstrong’s ' 530-square milas of “gag'* Older want out after DDon- ing Totdnteer woriuia from that cho Marx ia toe outstanding televi- sonality, Sid Caesar. rolling west-central South Dakota Lone Baager Banner Up denU will never have a big mnss nail qxdte binding ofOeafs to sup- city and surrounding towns ■ion peraonallty . of 1960 In the a telephone pole and continued 90 feet into a field. The vic- meeting over toa government re- prairie to gather for such a pur- port Admlaistratlon poUdea in William Payne who voted for Ahra- view ef the Academy of Televlsian Other winners Included: Variety tims were' John T. Cleaves, 41, and Elvin Mclsaae, 45. A third any ^blle ommnanta on military show—Alsp Young show; runner port that they live in .toe only pose. ham Uaoola' .la lsil4,' die* la Arte and Soiencee. person In the can Miss June Whitman, about 20, Cleaves’ county in th* nation without a fed- Armstrong haa distinctions oth- andid foreign 1____atten. ' Medina, N. Y„ at age of, 104 . . . Th* Academy (tended oqt its up, Show of Showa Dramatic er than Ita lack of government am- abqw—PuUitser Prize Playhouse; step-daughter, escaped serious injury. eral employe. n M e e e r tsCeigeetatfam" New five-minute test for pregnan- gold plated "Ennwy” statuettes— * * * '■ ployes. O'Omnril epblM to newsman last ey la reported before gyneqwogy TV . equivalent of the movie. Oscar runner up. Studio One. Games and If anyone felt inclined to call such n meeting and everyone came, One Vbtlag Pnclaot zfzgk * t Mnrrii Air Bbm, Cniifi* ai\d obstretles secUoa at N«w. —at its third annual banquet last audience participation—Ralph Ed' Blaze Destrora Student Union Building It has no towns. It’s reported to upon hia return fitom U l gotfrip York Acadamy of Medldn* . . . . night. Beat actreas and actor wards’ Truth or C]onaequencedt the nttendnnoe would be 62 per- Louisville, Ky„ J!an. 24—(/IV^’Pire ef unknown origin eprly sona. ITtet’s by to* 1980 oansus be th* only U. S. county without a Calaf'of the Far East IhwriMg Okariea Neaeler, crodltod orlth bo- awards went to O erti^~ Berg runner up, Mika Stmu^s Pan- post office. And It haa undoubted- ^ S o a n d to iMtei the i r m A M ing originator at p«xinan*nt waVe tomlne Quia. Children's show- today destroyed the student union building of the University count (MoHy Goldberg) i^ d Alan Young. of Louisvilln Unofficial estimates of damage ran over Anyway It would be too much ^ ■ and hiTCBtor of nbei eyblaahea, Itunnsrf up i^reT ’'Best actor, fOaattauMd ee Piaate EtevaaX im nm XtM dica at 78. Charles Rugglsa: hast ' actress. ' (CoaUaned on Pacs Blavan). S100.000. • . , . trouble for. the handful .of ranch* I 'i ' 'X ■ ' '

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MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN^ ’ wlfeDNESDAY, JANUARY 24, 1961 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN.» WEDNESDAY", JANUARY 24, 1951 PAGE IH not MO BuIUven until just b«foro issued last Saturday. He. quoted •traet. He waa originally ohargad the order: Driver Pined with criminal nagllgonca, but a hta automobile hit him. Europe Scared “Offlcera may upon their own Slashing Nehru hearing by Coroner Lewta W, Saw Only One Nan « lioaponBlbllity, and at theii own Schaefer of Hartford raaulted In a Aa Riatau saw what he thought discretion, make remarks concern-’ rieieiber (te w (9 Irr heart finding of aimple negliganca . waa ono man crossing the street, Wants to Hold Attack oh tJ. S. Engaged to Wed Will Uncrate In Fatal Case ing unclasstfled (non-seoret) mat- RockviUe FREE PARKING In nur new paved Int on Main Bt., tw “Not Flagrant** the attorney conUnued, he pre- ters on foreign or military policies CNUITOrMK pared to apply hia brakoa. But af- Next To Our Store — Nn-Meter' Parking In Entin In racommendlng the aentanca On to Money for background purposes only and Studied by U.N. Big Bing Bang Block Jiiat South of Our Store. Easy To Shop Herat , iRieUu, Whoee Auto Proaacutor Philip Bayar atatad that ter reaching tho canter of tba not for publication, without ob- Rlatau’a waa not a flagrant caaa street. Met'artau started back to taining prior clearance, provided Buy Two New I Killefl Pedestrian Has and for that raaaon he aakad for a Um east curb, and called to Sulli- IGoattniied from Page Oael that their remarks are confined (CoattniM* From Ppgo One) WALLACE Buapanded jail aentence. van to follow him. .‘’eelng McCar- to the bounds and policies - wlilch The Thing’ to Be Jail Term Suspended Attorney Houae, in presenting tan reun-nlng to the curb, Ristau Europeans have Is given in a story have been publicly announced by pected to respond to Nehru with a Fire Trucks Dumped Here Silhday the caae quoted the coroner'a find- did not slacken speed. Sullivan, In told to ono of Gen. Elsenhower's the White House, State or Defense new denunciation of further ap- ing which said that'the evidence at the meantime, had cpntinucd party by a Dutch official. peals to get the* Rod Chlnsae to STERLING Edward A. Riatau, 26, of 19 Departments.” agree to a pease-fire In Korea. In Dimes Showing IP P the inquest "falla abort of estab- crossing the street. When Ristau “People here, including intelli- Vernon Fire Dislricl in Cottage atwet; charged with neg- lialting gross or willful ^ftiacon- did sec Sullivan and applied gent people I know, don't want to United Nations delegations at Keith’s fer any - room in th« onl/'sterling silver ligent homicide, was given a three brays. It was tod late. The de- put their savings In the bank," he learned of the Nehru declaration Discussion Reduces Tbing".^ la to b« unveiled to your home. . . upstairs or duct." world piht here in Manches- with ! niontlia jail acntence. suapended, House presented the following i ceased was carried 50 feet by the said. "They know tliat In case of Says Truman as they prepared for a meeting of Three Truck Request downstairs, suites or smart ! and fined $200 by Judge Wesley C. car after the Impact. war their savings won't be worth the General Aseambly’a 60-nation unday afternoon at the occasional pieces,- .all at "Third Dimension Beauty" facts concerning the accident. Political (Committee. thrifty prices. Gryk In Town Court this morning. Rletau w-as driving south on Spruce House pointed out that the much, especially during the com- Xrmory polio aports show. street at 8:30 p.m. Sullivan and ’’only completely disinterested wit- ing two years when they know Diplomats were reluctant to Rockville, Jan. 24—(Special) — W several months, a leader on Riatau waa given a 110-day pro- ness" wss Joseph Rossi of 298 Holland would be overrun in the Aids Wage and bationary period In which to pay hia son-in-law. Edward McCartan comment immediately on the In- At the meeting of the voters and everybody’s hit parade, the aong | of 126 Eldridge street, stepped Spruce street, a barber, and quot- first few days. So they buy clotliea dian Prime Ministers atatement, citizens of the rural Vernon area that’s lovely from every angle! hia fine. The acepsed entered a ed from Rossi's testimony At the The Thing” has excited the Im-1 nolo contendere plea through hia from the cast curb to cross near and automobiles.” Price Boosts but some said privately it widens known aa the Vernon Fire District, the Intersection of Eldridge street. Inquest. Rossi does not know and And what has Gen. Eisenhower's the gap between the Aslan-Arab it wss voted to purchase two new agination of mlllloiis. Many weinf attorney Charlea S. House. has never met Ristau, tlie attorney visit done to counteract this fear? Riatau was arrested December The latter w-as wearing a light tan (CoDttnned fmm Page One) "go slow” bloc, led by India, and fire trucks. and fantastic guesses have been 23 after ilia car struck and killed topcoat, while Sullivan waa wrear- added. Theie is no hard answer. A fair the AmertcanWed group. Franklin B. Wellea was modera- made as to the Identy of "The a pedestrian.______John F. Siillivan. 6r». Ing dark cloUiing. Riatau. Houae ■ Rosa! testified at the inqubst estimate is that it has helped much. See Peace Bids Futile tor for the meeting wVilch waa at- that he saw only one man cios.s- Long before Gen. Eisenhower tyas by not moving against them in tended by over one hundred. The Thing” but to' date every guess j Look at its styling . . . liM»k at its quality . of' Fail River, Mass., on Spruce said, only saw McCartan and did appoint e d, this correspondent general aa it did Isist December in Sources close to the Amerlcsn haa been aa good os the next ing Spruce street. Which corrobo- the case of an announced price delegation said Austin would tell first two items on the warning liHik at its price . . - you’ll like what you see rated Rl.stnu’s testimony that he talked to a number of European calling for acta of the legislature Here's how the local polio com- when it comes to Keith’s imtdern furniture. couKl only see McCartan, who was leaders about the war-scare busi- boost for new automobiles. The the Political Committee the Unit- mittee has turned the trick I government also acted then to ed States opposes aa ' futile any to change the number of officers 'Our modern collection la growing by leaps wearing the tan overcoat, and not ness and their answer was mainly freeze auto industry wages at further peace bids to the Chinese allowed for the fire district, the through special permission of the the darkly-attired Sullivan. this: Communists and that the time has giving out of fire permits, and au- copyright owners; Attorney John and bounds, because young Mr. and Mrs. "When tlie United States names least temporarily. thority to borrow money is neces- R. Mrosek, campaign chairman, Manchester are calling for more and more Lauds W itness Flanders told reporters a spegi- come for moral judgment against Mr. and Mrs. Daniel R. Mullen a commander to direct rearmament Peiping. sary were voted without dlscus'v and committeemen Earl Yost and of it . . . and we are here TO I’LEASK! Rossi went home.after the acci- and sends troops to Europe, then fic case of “discrimination" ' 23 Linnmorc drive announce Joe Dyer started on the trail of | f’liwod Wednesday At .\n«m dent but volunteered his services against the auto induhtry waa IksT It appeared certain, hovva.ver, Sion. the engagement of their daughter, to pollco after hearing an ariesf we will begin to have confidence.” The voting on the third /item the elusive "thing" a week ago. That commander now has come. week’s coal agreemient. It pxo- that the U. S. would run into stiff which w-aa to purchase thr6e new Annmarie Brenda, to CpI. Brunlg Telephone calls and telegrams re-1 OPEN THt'KHDAY had been made. Both House and vldqd a 20-ceht an hour wage hike opposition and probable delays. Charles Moske, Jr., aon of Mr. suited in vague answers. The trio For year Valentine, a gift with a the prosecutor lauded Rosst’s He is known to everybody. His fire trucks was broughVIo a head .MIGHT UNTIL 9:00 /’/ / / -/;( /suits. just no finer way of showing her I tor Uayei' said the accused was erators that coal 'prices would Attlee made yesterday in the waa sufficient money. A represen- honors from Manchester High Having to conform to a reguar i 24 X 48 Rugs how dear she is than with a gift she’ll HIS^rOKK driving 35 miles licr hour, 10 m.p. And President Truman hat have to be upped five or six per Brltlsli House of Commons. Attlee school with the class of 1960, and promised more American troops. tative of the Ma-xlm fire truck working schedule It waa planned treasure fore>er. And so practical \ h. over the posted speed limit. . cent. also favored further peace efforts companyS^’ho was present ex- a member of the Verplanck to start in tbe late afternoon from Bt IMiET TEKM.S; Only tool For Wallace Sterling grows more One of the general’s party who before taking any punitive meas- Chapter of the National Honor Bradley Field on their flight. Then ] 1.1'’;, Down on Furniture, SL98 W. M. I I ' A I M . Judge Oryl:. In rendering his de- has been in on all of the confer- “The government should have plained the matter of price on beautiful with the years . . . In full- cision. pointed'Out the "great bur- Intervened to prevent that In- ures. trucks in which there would Society. She is currently em- followed a flurry of telephone calls | iilth Hs long IIS 1,1 Months $.'!,75 Vb Iuck! FHmous Charm formed "Third Dimension Beauty” . . . den on the court as to what Is the ences sajd he thought Eisenhower's crease, agreement and It should Twelve Aslan and Arab coun- Jbi a discount of $1500, the total for ployed as a stcnograplier at the to "connections," topped by a long To I’liy. (No money down Trod bmule woven iur s. In front. In profile. In back. Why not proper penalty” la such cases. He talks had stopped official Euro' have stepped In to prevent Bln\llar tries . continued thplr discussions. the three trucks with equipment Connecticut General Life Insur- auto ride to a palatial Long Island on Homs under $.10). non-skid rubberized back. In slop hv MATHER’S today? We have EGGSHELL FINISH added, however, that “there ls.no pean dithering and that now tha increases In other fields,” Flan- on a new cease-flra proposal—ths as quoted, on chasts being a little ance company in Hartford. estate. They could have been told 8 color choices. All sizes up all six Wallace "Tlilrd Dimension question in my mind that this ac- Atlantic Pact nations would start ders declared. "Tlie administra- fourth move of this type to be over $25,000. Hoadley Welles Cpl. Moske was graduated from to walk back and no objections Beauty" patterns, her favorite among cident waa caused by speed and inching toward giving r«al help. tion has been wrong straight aimed at Peiping. Sir Bencgal Manchester High school with the would iiave been heard, they had | them. Whether yon select an addi- Reimrts that Oenerid Eisenhow^ asked for information regarding class of 1949 and attended one Oil-Base fVilliamsburg Colors speed alone.” through In encouraging these con- N. Rau of India confirmed such a the equipment now in use and he year at Hillycr college. He is been given the "nod." tional place setting, or some extra er has aslted, and got ten divi- tinuous rises.” plan Is In the works. was Informed, that the three CJiaIrman Mrosek positively I serving pieces. It’s sure to make tills sions from various countries for member of the 43rd Division guarantees the appearance of "The Assistant Secretary of Defense trucks now owned by the district now stationed at Camp Pickett, February 14th a Valentine*# Day B.,xact matches of color* used in the resto- certain fixed times doq’t jibe with were dated 1921, 1935, 1935 with Thing” at the armory on Sunday she’ll remember always. Wiiiter.Is U.N. top-bracket Information this re- Anna Rosenberg said today the Virginia. administration's plan to draft 18- the latest equipment being OC?D No definite date has been set afternoon. "Thia ia lio empty box I ration of Colonial Williamsburg are now re- porter has gathered. items secur^ at the close of trick,” he stated today. “ We have I Without naming names, It can year-olds would assure the natlqti for the wedding. arranged with the owners to hive produced in Pittsburgh Histhric Ally in Korea be Slid that General Elfenliower ita "greatest long-term security World War H. This information Gallon at the lowest cost in men and was given by Fire Chief Howard ’ 'it' arrive in Manchester Sunday Full size bed and Wall Pa;nt. Twelve colors. has not pegged his defense to Huelsman. * mond Spurling and treasurer Peter morning but the only public dis- liig double dresaer (Continued from Page One) fixed number of divisions. If he money.” CIRCLE play will be at the. armory show. LIW X- It waa voted to purchase one Baker. has overwhelming sir power, he *rhe Defense .department’s top Attorney Mrosek would not dis- BUSH HARDWARE CO. manpower official told the House JAMES BABBABA truck at once, and a motion was laatallatlon Tonight name. There will be another sL\ won't need so many divisions. Nor S'FEWABT la HALE then made that the other two William Nutland will be In- close whether "Tbe Tiling’’ is alive 11 weeks or two nxinths of bitter will he need so many if he has di- Armed Services committee tbe or not. Neither would he reveal plan provldea for both a swift ex* "THE JACKPOT” trucks be purchased as soon as au- atalled aa chancellor commander of et ^ Enrichtd cold. It will kill and Incapacitate visions backed by populatioria con- -^.FLUB thorization was given by the leg- Damon Lodge, Knights of Pythias whether it would be contained in | pansion of tho armed forces and JEWELERS more and more enemy troops. Why fident they can defend themselves DON DB FOBS la islature. i^llowtng further discuS' at their meeting to be held thia a box, cage, crate or sea cheat. M.\NCHESTER not just sit tight and let winter —and determined to do It. a ready reserve supply of trained "Spectators may bring , their | SSS MAIN STREET military manpower. "SOtJTHSIDE 1-lWXr Sion, it was voted to purchase one evening in Caatle hall. Horace do our fighting?” he asked. It Is this confidence he has tried more truck only, making two new Peckham, district deputy of Man- cameras," he stated, "but permis- Secretary of Defense Marshall, to instill into officials—political Under the Universal Military 8TABTS FBIDAY trucks for the district. chester and his staff will conduct sion for publication or any pic- and military—to whom he has Service and Training (UMST) VAX, KATHBYN tures in newspapers or magazines I in testifying yesterday before the JOHNSON la OBAtBON Perry Lathrop asked for consent the installation ceremonies. Other House Armed Services committee talked. Undoubtedly he baa given ian moat 18-year-olds would be to change the wording in the bill officers include Albert Nutland. will have to be obtained from The { New Design on universal service training lag- them some increased confidence. Srafted for military training and "GROUNDS FOB MABBIAinr to be presented to tbe legislature Thing’s’ owners. Advertise in The Herald— It Pays How much will be indicated by then go into active military oerv- vice chancellor; Paul Gruenig, pre- iBlatlon, said General MacArtbur concerning zoning for the town’s late; Arthur Frederich, keeper of The chairman also revealed that I .A i^implc ruiictional design, (hat pennitH tho will need 15,000 replacements a what , they do when he returns in lea. The draft period would be ex- rural area. records: Ernest Riiedgen, master no advance sale of tickets will be month and It will, be April before February and begins laying out tended from the present 21 to 3T Originally the committee was to of finance; Eldrcd Doyle, master of made prior to the opening of the striking bonuty of .striped American walnut, hia divisions can be built up to hard plaha—and hard demands. months. HAVE VOUB FABTY, ask for zoning for rural Vernon exchequer: David Gilpin, iViaatcr box office at one o’clock Sunday | in Striped Walnut to gleam in all il.s glory. Accented with fine what Marshall called "normal But what Is giving the most In the Senate, an Armed Serv- but it was felt it would be better afternoon. confidence in the West’s chances BANQUET OB WBDOINO of arms; Albert Schmelske, inner bias.H hardware. In jwpular open stock selec- strength.” iThe normal strength ices Subcommittee resumas Its RECEPTION IN to state that the zoning would be guardj Maxwell Lambert, outer (traditional drc|) brown finish) tion, inclniling additional piecc.s not pictured, of an American army Infantry di- are tolling, whirring gears In tha public hearinga on tho meaaura for the area known aa the Vernon guard* and William I)owding, trus- vision is about 18,000 men.) factories of Detroit, Pittsburgh, today after an one-day reoeas. Fire District. Following further ■AIXA8” (In Color). ■A8T r a n rABKiRo leader training group will meet at this time plans w1H be discussed on state affairs, has served in pub- Jenney, secretary; Vlfioent W. Grange hall in North Coventry for the minstrel planned to be lic office for many years. He has Ingraham, treasurer; Thomas E. from 10:30 a.m. to 3 p.m. on the held shortly. been assistant state’s attorney, Rollason assistant treasurer and subject of pocketbooks. There WSUB representative, senator, town coun- i will be box lunches and coffee will - assistant secretary. The WSCS of the Rockville sei, chairman of the Board of , ^ In the trust department, Rob- BIG DAYS be served. Methodist church will meet this Education, and in the legislature ! Men’s Club ert E. Hathaway, vice president STARTS TODAY evening at the church at eight for has been chairman of the judiciary | Dswiauil ooBttaiaeg for Wheat and trust officer, Everett B. STATE St. Bernard’s Men's club will business session. Mrs. Gladys committee and minority senate | Germ and we w e glad to aee s Moore, assistant trust officer. meet this evening at eight in the Prelle will give a talk on Aus- leader. i ehlpment frem Kretohnaer In Joseph A. Vols and Walter church basement. Sterling Little tralia. Attorney House’s wide acquaint- seiSedvecuum glass Jars. This Orusha were elected assistant has been elected president of the Sewing Meeting ance with state and public affairs As Advertised Modern Kroehler Is the flnMt Wheat Germ on the I treasurers. 133fiteftgVfetemAilwtiiie! | club to succeed Julius May. Other The Women’s Guild of the Union haa marked him out aa one of the In LIFE. . . market and we knew you will | The Board voted to contribute officers include vice president, CongregaUonal church will hold a leaders In the present administra- LOOK. . POST like It 1X00 to the Manchester March of Francis Poggie; secretary, Ray- sewing meeting at the church tion. and many Dimea. Thursday, January 25. Mrs. Wil- other famous Fashion Success! We let our atock ef Black liam Lee, service chairman, re- national Strap Molaasea run low, In fact BfUUjjgEO' Legal Notices ports that a quilt and several arti- magazines. we Bold out More la on the AT A COURT o r PROBATE held cles of clothing are gcady to be .sofa and chair way now froqg New York and r‘Ro8ie” Rebuked a*. Mancheater within .am.' ’for the sent to Ellis Island. Going Steady It deUvailea are oa time It District of Mancheater, on the 33nd Basketball .5219 value should be la ^ a store this On Bomb Talk day of Januarj'. 1951. The Rockville High school bas- waak-ead. ja gga srib Pneaent, JOH.M .1. WALLETT, In G>nnecticut PLUHf ludge. ketball team plays Middletown TEBRY High at the Sykea gymnasium One of the mo.st j)o|)ular modern designs ever cre- Mra. Pearl Petersen Hodge U’Onllnoed From Fags One) MICKEY Batate of Anthony Bottl or Antonio haa been 111 for tbe past week, BottI, late of Mancheater, in aald DIa' this evening at 7:15. ated by Kroehler. Why a best-seller? Becau.se it trlct. Occeaied. give.s you full size and comfort, without umiece.s- and David McIntosh went to I Force, part of the Strategic Air Rooney • Moore The admlniatrator hevins exhibited tha hoapita) for a minor opera- Command. . Hia remarks creatad In ”H#'i A Cocknyod W oBjg. hia adminiatratlon account with aald .sary inilk . . . it’.s .scaled to make a small room seem tion yesterday. They both ex- r a flurry of pro and con comment •atate to thia Court for allowance. It la Matched Group... larger. Packed with Krochler’a famous cushionized poet to bo haskt Friday. j in -Congreaa. m k I confident your-remarks did not the tame la assigned for, a hearing on Merrill of Ellington road, who Blonde Tables ply wonderful fresh Fowl ready urge” the "immediate uae the^ the Lnowa'nce oT said adininiitratlon aC' ilisd at ■ the Maitford iiospltalT U onnecRI^ fiasISBI b66n caned atom bomb on Communist China." count with aald astate. saccrtalnment Friday, was held this morning at 'or this week-end. He said they This was apparently a matter of of helra and order of distribution, and the “Land of Steady Habits." The were plump and tender and Interbretation. O’Donnell has not SOLTON MARCH OF DIMES . this Court directs that notice of the the Taylor and Modeen Funeral people who'live here seem to be hmt aboot the right welghta,.. time and place assigned for bsIl .' hear. Home, Hartford with burial In the claimed he waa misquoted by Center Cemetery, South Windsor. blessed with some sort of extrg 3 to BI2 pounds. You can or- .porters at the Air Base. He told Ing be given to all persona known t< der a fowl lift the week-end... ANNUAL DANCE l>e Interested therein to appear and 18 Mr. Merrill who owned and oper- common sense. them. ‘T think we would be very heard thereon by publishing a copy of ated a restaurant in towrn was a or pick ap aay time Thnre- effeoUve with the ultimate weapon this order In lome newspaper having '• • * 'day. ’ . . against Red China." Asked what circulation In amid District, at least member of Post No. 185, Ameri- It may also be becaase they he meant by the "ultimate weap- Rainbow Ballroom — Bolton five days before the day of aald hear can Legion, Agawam. Mass. He keep their nose to the grind* • Fork pifcaa Miimue low i.. on,” O’Donnell replied, "the atom Ing, and by mailing in a registered let leaves no knowrn relatives. stone, not afraid to work, FTyars . . . Lamb Shoulders M. bomb." „ „ Icr on or before January 1951. i The South Windsor Setback o o o . . Frehly chopped Ground •a feel certain you realise.' Fr AiAY, JANUARY tl, BN P. M. ropy of this order addressed to Louis League bos donated $23 to the Beef and small luik Sausage Bottl. 71 Edwards street, Hartford, March of Dimes, alto a donation ' meuH spcAMMiT mm u TOU’LL SEE eheuld go aa Bwhufleet Hat Vandenberg’s' latter said, "that Conn. great treat tat busy, active folks. IT IN Air Force peraonnel must use Contrtbdtiou TOo-ChlldimUader 1». 40c JOHN J. WALLETT, Judge, of $64 from the Pleasant Valley JANUARY In public remarks so that they will (^ub card party which was held Leaves hands free. lYie delicious, Groeerr Dept^ ValaiM i not be eubjeet to wislnterpreU* FDB WESENVATIONS tJALL 8SM AT A COURT or PROBATE held Saturday evening. This brings the tong-loatlng flavor is refreoblhg. MADEMOISELLE at Manchester w)thln am,'-, for the local receipts up to $252. Isla of 6 0 M B a r tle tt 1 tlon.” ' - -- District of Mancheater. on the 19th The chewing belpa relieve tenMon. Pears 4 9 c ...... 2 cans 95c The letter continued; Coin Carda, Dance GUta — 4 T tgk^re^sjnai^ day of January, 1951. (No. 2Vt cans) "I trust that your able leader- M t a t Aaderaon’a Ice Cieam Bar—elthough uo* Present, JOHN J. WALLETT, ship. which showed nP •* for boslaeea before February 1—la open as PoBo Hm 4- Judge, Canadian Biirtktt Poara lently in KoraA. win stand tha qnartera. . • , Truit estate u-w of Susan K. Bart, hmp table; end table and country in goM ataad In yom lett. late of Manchester, In aslO Dla EUington Btep end tabk, your choice (305 euia) .. .2 caaa 494 turn to active comqiand ef the trlct. deceased. r r t IN This adverthwent paid for by M ^ ^OU Oempaay a a i The Hartford-Connecticut Trust Co. Rye Floar or Graham 15th Air Force..." ..... Aadersea’t lee Cieaas Bar Mrs. Elsie Neff, of Crystal Lake VEBRUART rt"B The letter .was obvtouely Intend-' Trustee, hsving exhibited Its anmisi section, Ellington, chairman of ENJOY Wriglay’4 Spoorminl Oum OLAMOXTR Flour...... 5 lb*. S5c account with said estate to Ihls Court tbe Ellington “March of Dimea" $14-95 ADVERTISED ed to close Uie Incident, ao.far aa for allowance. It li pwwifif aids dlgstdoa, besoMi, todth IN MARCH A ‘TIND” FOR* ALTERA- Florida Oranges . .dog.39c the AJr Force was concerned. ORDERED: 'riist the Sth day Of Feb- drive, announces that coin boxes Modern Blonde Sonora Wood MADEMOISELLE -nON-WEARY 5’ 4” and Seedless Van Zandt told the House the ruary, 1961. St ten o’clock, torenopii, at have been placed in the school and cocktail (ablcl-S19.95 UNDER. Our newest Whit- Grapefruit...... 3 for 3.3c order from the . Defense D e p ^ - the Probate Office in the H uniel]^ stores in the town and cards have Just what the small dining room ordered; a suite ley-EItte Is designed ex- ment woidd deprive offlcee of Building In said Manchester, be and been sent to individuals. designed to give >t )U a smart modem setting for tha same Is assigned for s hearing on The Woman’s Council of the El- ‘Another one of our popular clusively for the shorter Parsnips...... 2 lbs. 25c thority to give "Congress and the mo d er n and OLD FASHIONED Notice mealtime and to make the most (ff limited space. woman . . . designed to FIT, American people valuable Infor- the allowance of aald administration sc lington Congregational church will table groups . . . all matched Golden CarroU 2 bchs. 25c mation baMd on their long yeare rount with said estate, and this Court meet Friday. January. 26. at 2 p. in style and finish, so you can Group includes full base china, buffet, extension FIRST TIME ON, to outlaw Bee our advt. la Thuraday DANCE directs that notice of tho time and THE BOARD OF TAX RE-1 THE HOST ELEGANT expenaive alterations. It of experience. When tbqy come place assigned for said hearing be m. at the parsonage. Members have ay the tables ;in your table and four uphol.stered seat chairs in golden THE WORLD . . . alght’a Herald. up to Capitol HUl (to teatlfy be- MANCHISm V.W. C. A. given to all persona known to be in' will nead sewing equipment. VIEW of tho Town of Cbventry TOU’LL look taller IF SUIT IN T alims, trims, adds the tiniest will meet at the Town Office, I living room co-ordinated. Sonora wood. the mtuiAtah single button hint of height! FCSEHUBST fora Oongryaalonal committee) tereated therein- to appear one.' be Applications for membership in TOUltB BMALLBRt Accu- talUeur . . . beautifully made thay hava to ao oonsitnict nUDAY. JAHUABY ft. S » 1$ heard thereon by publlahlag a copy of Ellington Grange should begin tq South Coventry, from 10 a. m. to | m te statng la tbs ssexet )>e- by Whitley, It’s wouderfuUy $47.50 Open Thatadays S'a. aa. ta t statements that they are In acqord Musk Ry "Pop” Smith mid H k Old TbiMri this order in Bone newspaper baring come in as tbe first,and second de- 4 p. m., on Maid tUnJiedtitiful WtalUey- slimming. a. m. with the Admlnletratlon’e pw - clreulatlon In said Dlatrl^ at Isest grees will be conferred in March. SATURDAY, February 8. 1961 ■tta-tBryeu 5’ 4” or under. It has ta des." After hia speech In the ’ "POP” SMITH, Promptor nve days tietore the day of said hear- TUESDAY, February 6, 1951 ehaaga aar sanrtea hours Sponsored by The "Come Poo j^ " Chib - ing. and by mailing in a registered let- The third and fourth degrees will $47.50 Houae, Van I ^ d t told newsmen ter on or before January 3S, 1161, not follow this meeting aa has Bnd . a Uttte. the order came from Secretary of Of The North Methodlat Ckureh SATUjUJAY, February 10, 1951 i $47.5b Nate m give you hat- ropy of Ibis'order addressed to Ids B. been the Grange custom. The de- It wUl Jlefenae Marriiall. Fer Tlekete Call Howard H^mea ^IWO Woodhoiiae. Qnardlan of Richard greea will be conferred at a spe- for the purpose - of Usteifing to tar aesvlosca t f y y aullj» ^ Van Eandt, a Navy Keaarrtat, ar A1 Cewlea inOO-Dqrallora ULOO Charles Woodhoiiae, 19 Benton street. cial meeting later in the year. complaints. NEW ISr SPRING COLORS. SIZES ID TO 20. daBvasy GffotM • V * aald h# had obtained two para- Manchester, Conn.; Dorotby W. FOrbaa, F. A. Warren, baaia af a hi as. aad-6 pi."* 99-16 Mat Are., Astoria, L. I- N. T.; Miss Carol Martin of Weatfleld, graphs of a confidential directive Ruth I^w Erlcaon, 63 Boarc.'man Ter- Mass., spent the week-end with C. D. Robertson, I race, Welheraffeld. Conn. her aunt. Miss HatUa Berr, of Bessie I. Strock, I JOHN 3. WALLETT. Judgt. Main street. Board of Tax Review. | '.pv'

MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER, CONN., WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 24, 1961

able to walk Into a salesroom and Industry using plastic' or some prices win soar. Some diarg* that the growth of the cars la now replaced with a aub* sUch material aa a substitute. One "black marketing” In used cam one dealer stated.stat< W IIO — lOM find that they have a certain mod- approved action whereby* the towm ed win be about |17,000, (or the ; WONS — 14101«10 stitute. dealer eald he expecta the "black- has already atarted. started. PersonaI “who It all bottle* down to tWa. ton, Bank street; Alan Baxter. llb r ^ ataff to sought, $2, ^ and Cars Scarcer- A ll the dealers reported a "w ait- el you can get within one or two execution o f the insU llinf cara- 6 employees’ cost of living adjust- WFHA—tOS.7 out,’’ for his line of cara. In late are buying up all tha used cara and refrlgeratora ^and tele 361 Summit street; Ellsworth for Board o f Eductionlucation ffemptoyeea WURC ing list” or backlog o f ordara on weeks, the automobile market le Board Gives ment. heretofore paid In two eqiMl Today 8 Kamo WHAY - 916 tightening up with little promise Mxrch or early April. they can get their hands on” ara, seta are not w e a p m of w «r. 06 Johnson, 79 Edmund stceet. is 844,000, or additions Of some iVKNB all but a few modeU. I f you walk "*?iurt Mother Advisor, Mrs. Anna amounts each year, will be paid ’Dealers Say of relief. ’The dealers predict used car wittingly or unwittingly, helping and tanka and puma* 1are. ,w G irls Discharged yeeteeday: Gail Cum- Out In weekly Installmenta. $64,000 in all, nsarly one mill on YO U l MST BUY Weet! — 1*90 Eaatera S'aadard Time WTHT — l*S0 Into a aalearoom today to buy a Robb presented Mrs. the grand lis t new car, chances are you w ill have ’The whole situation Is similar to with a Past Mother Advisors Jewel mings, Bolton Lake road; John $4 Pay Raise The coat of living payment ha* Bm » Iqaara.... Wetona Emhoff, Stafford Springs; Cyril Public hearings will be ordered to wait anywhere from six weeks what happened In World W ar I|. and commended her on the w nder- toUls 3200 annualy, resulting n qy 4 :0O— « 9:80— Local Rumors on Allot* to six months before you can get The Korean War and the tense In- Seat O fficers Kelley, Ellington; Mrs. Margaret with the basic Increase in a p p r^ - before appropriation additions W T IC - Mr. District Attorney, ful and inspiring work she has WDRC—Strike It Rich. delivery— and the prospects don’t ternational situation have made rorterfleld, '61 Spring street; Action Must Be Con' Imately more each day for will becoms efiecUvs. 1 done with the girls of the Manchea- 38 pay W TIO —Backatage Wife. 1 WDRC— Bing Crosby. nient Cutback; Change look anv brighter for the future. necessary a boost In armament John Abrams, 68 North street; town workers. The new 84 per Discussion last night waa along | ter Assembly. . ^ firm ed A fter Public Llbum. W ONS—Family Theater. And if you’re going to buy a production with a reeulting de- F'Twncls Armstrong, 134 >,Bpruce week rise, however, is not rated m several lines o f approach. One was ; In Quality Also Seen Margueilte Hin RefiwshmenU w «r« •njoyta in 10:00— used car you had better plan, aa a mand for vital materials, such as 1951 A N N U A L FACTORY permanent: It AvlIl last only to the a graduated riae, one 'a 10 per cent j tti« club room , of tht MMonic street; Mre. Dorothy Pierce, 80 AppropriBlion Airing queat Mat- W T H T —Lawrence Wclk. general rule, to more than ts B w n i e * W o r t h y end of this fiscal year nc.\t Auguat acroaa the board increase, and the . pay steel, nickel, rubber, etc— which Temple under the cheirmenship Drive A, Silver Lane homes; Rich- Inee. WTIC—Big Story Automobile owners and prospec- you would have a few weeks ago. 14. Continuance will depend on other waa the one adopted, fo r ’ are also needed for automobiles, tdvisor o f Asscnibly Of Mrs. Herman Dlttmeyer and the ard Plcooll. Stafford Springs. Municipal emplo^esa, both hour- WONS— Hollywood U.\S. A. WONS—Big Story. tive auto buyers had better resign I f you want to buy a used car a refrigerators, and similar peace- Discharged today: Mrs. Beverly budget action taken then. 3216 even money per year or $4 | themselves to another period of advisory board. As the guests ly and salaried, were granted a w e x x !—Junior Dlfc Jpbkey. W ONS— Frank Edwards News. month from now, you will have to time goods that fall Into the "lux- Taylor and son, 52 L^nox street; The pay change will not affect a week. The new acale does not I new car scarcity, ’’watting Hats,” Hlnrlch®, were seated a birthday cake was tentative 34 across .the board affecttovcrtlme or other pay dif- 4:16— \ WDRC— Boxing Bout. pay atm more since most of the ury” clans. brought in by Mrs. Hlnrichs for Mrs. Jane MOriarty. 186 North the 1 1 Ubrary employees In to\vn. ] W TIC— Stella Dallas. \ and sky-high prices for used cara, dealers predict a steeper price weekly pay boost last night by the ferentials. 0 Swaa Mto «Watch cutback hut has not been officially Mosterole not only brinis lu tralM Iring Worthy Advlaor Mary 1 of Mr. and Mrs. James Bdgarton 6: 00— but its rreat paln-rallerln* msdleatloD CORDUROY most for 1951. lowing advisory board; Harold here last night by a fire which au- WDRC -News; Old Record 11:2.6— \ notified of one as yet. aa sxempUfied the installa- WDRC Public Service Program The dealer who said he hasn’t brmks up ri>ngMtioii in upper bmn Leggett. Mrs. Mary Beauregard. loH pital N otes thorities snld originnted In an oil It's new! Only Hudson has... Shop. 'Tvi'o of the dealers reported ehial tubm. Muaterola olfara ALL tha . ceremony in a beautiful and received a cutback notice handles Mr and Mrs. Ralph Coleman. >Im stove. Firemen said the cries of WHAY Story Queen. WHAY- SportX changes in the quality of the new hsneOta of a niuatard plaatar without irasaive manner. She was as- a popular car and has more than Bertha Chapman. Mra. Olive Re- the 1 .1 -inoiiths-old son of Mrs. W T H T —Big Jon and Sparky. 11:50— ^ models. "One stated that some or tbs bother of makinc one. Juat rub OVERALLS hy the following officers; Patients Today ."...... 146 WTIC EspeclallyMor Yo\i. the how cairs are now fitted with 100 unfilled orders, a situation it^on cheat, throat ana bock. Worthy Advisor Virginia cavc. Mrs. Elleabeth Gelsslcr, Mrs. Camille Leissner, who lives at the W TIC —When a Girl Marries Admitted yesterday: Mra. Fern Edgerton home warned tha moth- 11 :.66— \ synthetic rubber tires while an- which has lasted several montha, ; Chaplain. Marjorie Klop- Sarah Godfrey. Mr. and Mrs. WONS -Mark Trail. lames Lewis, Mr. and Mra. Herbert Chick, East Hartford; Mra. Alfne er of the fire. Going to her son’s W ONS—News. \ other reported that chrome strip- he .said. iDcrK, r e c o r d e r ; and Past 6:I.V— ping on the lower part of hts new Although you might still be MUSTe r o LE Gobell and Mr. and Mrs. Herman Raymond, Clinton street: Fred' crib, the mother found flames lick- WDRC- The Old Record Shop. 12:00— \ irthy Advlaor Gertude Blevins 66 News and Mush^ Dlttmeyer. ing at the bed clothing. Mrs. WTIC —Portia Faces Life. wnc— Marshal. erick Malin, 86 Maple street; James McKay was the organist Lelssner caried her baby from the W H A Y — March of Dimes. Frequency Modotollon'. le following elective ami ap- Dwight Phelpi, 87 Drive F, Silver room just before the oil stove ex- ■t officers were installed; of the evening and also accom- l.ane- homee; WIlHam Konlar, 6:S0— 66KHA— 108.7S.7 MC. . ploded. she said. Mrs. George Edg- W TH T—Joe Glrand. Associate Advisor, Jean panied Miss Ruthclaine Jonca. Miss Rockville; Alme Latullppe. 780 WDRC—FM1 9S.7 MC. \ erton, mother of the owner of the W TIC —Just Plain Bill. ilth;' Charity. Marlene Ring- 1 Jones sang a beautiful art’ange- \ emon street; Charles Ronso, Bol- P. M. house, was led from the building. W ONS—Clyde Beatty Show. 1:00 p. m.-11:301.-11:30 p.p m.—Same * » ine; Hope, Patricia Young; ment of The Lord's Prayer” aa ton; Thortiaa Trotter, 84 Summit Mr. and Mrs. Edgerton were not A t M A R L O W 'S W H A Y —Meet the Band. A. M. lith’, Lola Hooey; Recorder the officers were Obligated and street; Mre. Marguerite Rlegler, B at home when the fire started but Mb u u f e H ' l W i ideleine Hartley; Treasurer "My Task" while Worthy Advisor , 5:4.6— WTIC—l-’M 96A MC Lincoln street. arrived there while " was being W’D R C -C u rt Masaev and Mar- laron Ksppler; Chaplain. Sally Marguerite knelt at the altar. She WDRC— FM On the air 7 p, Admitted today Guy Lithwln, fought. Edgerton estimated his tha Tilton. Fine pinwtile corduroy in a rainbow assortment Meatly; Drill leader. Judy -Mc- also sang "Bless This House " after ' 11:26 p. m. T H U R S D A Y , 21 Ridge street; Mrs. Hilda Strat- loss at several thousand dollars. WTIC—Front Page Farrell. Carthy; Love, Sylvia Hodge; Re- the officers were duly Installed. | Same as WDRC. of colors. Slight imperfections will not affect the W H A Y — Sports. WFHA ^ o n , Carolyn Dart; Nature. Her Bolos were very well received wear. Sizes: 2 to fi. by the maiiy guests of the Rain- 6:5.6— 9:30 a. m.-l:00 p. m.—Jitusic for ,rbara Shennlng; ImmorUlity. WON.S— Victor Borge 9 T 0 9 (tty Whitney; Fidelity. Emma- bow Girls. Listening. W TIO — FM On tb*; air 5:23 a. m.- le Dlttmeyer; Patriotlam. Susan ' E^*ening Retiring Mother Advisor Mrs. 1 « i Bfa jrti; iaririee. Thelma Pierce; 6:00— Fred Recave presehlcd the Ma- WDRC—News. Same aa ’ nfidantial Obseiver. AHyne wnC. jority Service and Degrees to the W TH T—Sports Headlines; Joe ylle; Outer Obeeiver, l.s>rraine Television following girls; Nancy Ames, Mar- Glrand Show. 100% A LL W O OL mChle; Choir Director, Priscilla ^^llsThemeSong WNHO—TV S jorie Brown, and Jean Francis. WHAY—News,Y—Nc rd: Musician, Mary Provan. P. M. Mr. and Mrs. Hlnrichs were es- wnc—News. 4 ;00— Homemakers Exchange. a> Choir members Installed were, corted to the ”Esst snd Mar- WONS—News. 'bandra Adams, Nancy Cowles, 4:30— Vanity Fair. H a rd t o F in d guerite presented her nlother with Hits the Right 6: 10— B007TIE SETS 5:00—Lucky Bup. ^ t r i c i a Collings. Gloria Gangloff, a bouquet of beautiful rOses. WDRC-^Jaek Smith Sportacast, :illa HUl, Janet James, Mar- 5:18— Time for Beany. Mary Davies was then preaented 6:16— 5:30— Howdy Doody. Jofdan. Carolyn Jordan. Pris- WDRC—Jack Zalman. A L L - M E T A L Pranticc, Shirley Roaalter, with her Past Worthy Advisor Note with Me 6:00— Sidewalk Inter%1ew.s. jewel by the new Worthy Advisor. W H A Y — Supper Serenade. 6:15—Song Shop. Ipan Wilson. , WTIC—Strictly Sports; Weath- 6:30— Faye Emerson Show. Past SiOlher Advisor Mra. Anna Mary was commended for her fine work as W'orthy Advisor during er. 6:45— News. .Robb, installed the Incoming W ONS—Sports. 7:00— Kukla. Fran and Ollie. ^mother advisor for the year, Mra. the past term and for her beautiful KITCHEN Hydra-Matlc Driva I, new ovolaMe on ell 6:20— 7:30— Roberta Quinlan. WDRC— Record Album. 7:46—Newsreel. ------Hedten Hemet end Cenniedere CinleiR leedeb. $ay$ 6:80— 8:00— Arthur Godfrey. W T H T —Sereno O a m m e 1 1; 9:00—Somerset Maughan Show. Weather. 9:30— Plainsclothcsman. CABINETS .3 piece all wool knitted gets. Bonnet, cardigan w n c — Emile Oote Glee aub. to outlast any other migine on 10:00— Boxing; Wrestling. sweater and booties. All first quality. Pink, blue, Get k Job With it Future GinnySimms V is it us—drive the fabulous new WONS— News; Evening Star. Concl.— Wrestling. Hudson Hornet—experience the the market! . 6:46— Concl.— N ewsreel. white, maize. Infanta size. thrilling got-up-and-go, the eager The apectacuUr new Hudson WDRC— Lowell Thomaa, Concl.— News Bulletins. • 5 4 " Sin g le D oor action of Miracle H-Pow*r— wnc—Three Star Extra. lu it Friendly W. T. Grant Store Hornet itself to breath-takingly WTHT—Weather. found only in Hudson. beautiful —gracefully stream- 6 : 66— Then notice that the sensational lined, with a new Wgh note in WTHT—Edwin C. Hill. 1 0 0 % A L L W O O L Y m C ai Advaaea Quickly. . . new. high-compression H-145 luxury inside! A n d A it is “ step- 7:00— engine that supplies this per- WDRC—Beulah BecaoM Grant's is anxious to train and promote down” designed— lowest built for formance unlimited ia as quiet and WONS— Fulton Lewis, Jr. yoVi I f you’ra inexperienced, learn white you earn! the world’s beet/and safest ride! W TH T— Pick of the HiU. . smooth aa a sea gull in a glide! W H A Y — Symphony Hall. RARY Remember that this amazing Come in— see/xor . yourself that W TIC—^Here’s Veterana. j o h W there’s never/been anything like Parformanea Unlimitad from thlt Yau’ll Have a fiood Salary, Pl us. . . H-145 engine is simple in design 7:06— N O M O NEY D O W N for low upkeep cost and trouble- Miracle H-Power—and the fabu- W TH T—Mualc. SWEATERS ••nsolionol n«w H-145 INGINEI 7:15— to Discount on purchases . . . and, later on, two lous new Hudson Hornet! free operation. And-—it is built Gives' TWO in^rlairt Handsome all-steel heavy xauRe Tan t« TM salt K>« ISOS. "•W'4 WON.S—'Tello-Test. week's vacation with pay. WDRC—Jack Smith. benefits. First it give* cabinets with 4 spaciou.s shelves! W T H T -E lm er Daria. prompt relief of cough Use them for linens! Groceries! and throat irritation due_____ Fabulous now 7:.60— to colds by its soothing effect on the And so many other practical uses For Your Security. . . W TIC — News of the World. throat Second, it helps build resist- \ in the home! WTHT—Lone Ranger. Special plans to cover .sickness. Retirement Plan ance to colds can|ed by lack of vita- WDRC—Club Fifteen. min A. Get Father John’s Medicine for your future protection. Group insurance. WTIC—News. today and get results. WONS—Gabriel Heatter. Cabinets 7:46— 2-Door W’DRC— Edward R. Murrow. Ml Aa mcturrtl, R T.arge a.ssortment of cardigan styles knit .of pure, Start Your New Career At Granfs Today! WONS—News. 1-6,8, ^urdy all- soft,-all wool yarn. Pink, blue, white. Sizes; 1 to 3. W TIC— One Man’s Family. ateel e * b I n e t a 8:00— flniahrd in gleam- Full or Part-timo W ork uiura...nu>at DURABLE c o a u o u a nunuy.eoM/ (ra^. W’DRC— Mr. Chameleon. ing white ynamri. Apply at Employmont O flica W’O'NB— Hidden Truth. WTHTr-American Agent. T. Grant Company ly H A Y — Emile Oote Glee Oub. LA D IES' SH O RT SLEE V E 815 Main Stroat wnc—Halls of Ivy. ;S"P*E"C“l"A 4 i liANO 8:16— Monehosttr A U T O C O M P A N Y W H A Y — catholic Queotlon Box, TH URS.-FRID AY O N LY MANCHESTER S:SO— NYLON 373 M A I N S T R E E T W DRC—Dr. ChrisUon. W H A Y —Morton Gould Con SOLES-HEELS TAILORED BY DAROFF ducta. 6-7-6 C om p a n ion F e a tu re! TWEED W TIC —Great Gilderaleevc. Man's • Boys'. $ 1.89 W’ONS—Intemattohal Airport; Thursd a y O nly!' A t one of America’s favorite News. LA DIES'— M E T A L C A B I N E T B A SES SLIP O N SW EA TERS W TH T— Fat Man CH ILDREN 'S $ 1.59 vocalists, Ginny Simms sings 9:00— beautifully. As a woman she IN OUR DOW NSTAIRS W H A Y — Night Watch. ZIPPERS REPAIRED T H E V ERY N E W EST WTHT—Rogue’s Gallery. All-steel cabinet bases for many speaks her mind. “ Excuse ON ANYTHING! DEPARTMENT W TIC — Qroucho Marx; You Bet uses in kitchen and pantry. RUBBER BOOT me, if I haip on my favorite YoOr Life. BEST SERVICE US' TOWN Smooth working: top with spa- WHILE YOU WAIT! W ONS—2.000 Plus. cious cabinet for utensils, dishes, theme uong—The Well- One Lot of T A ILO RED FA ILLE DRAPES W DRC— Harold Peary Show. groceries, linens.,Use them for Pressed Man’. Good grooming, smooth fit, and an air REGULAJt ^10.B8 your small appliances. N O M O NEY DO W N of self-assurance are on my hit parade-and I find SELL O U T! STUDIO SETS WLTHP]>IN_ COLOR RUFFLpD 'that men who wear “Botany*’ B r i^ 500 Suits, Tail- $6.98i Hundreds of thesis wonderful, wa.shable, F O R W O M E N a n d C H IL D R E N lored by DafoS have eveiy one of these asseto to VALANCE. (Mot A i lllus'friited). quick-drying: sweaters reduced for Immediate ;fpare.’’ 45-inrh clearance at this low mill price. Lime, maize, SENSATIONAL blue. 34 to 40. '"i IXCUSB US, if we point out that T h e Fabric Thai’s VALUE FIGURED FAILLE f. iThe Soul of The Suit" is the Number 1 theme-song of Regularly S1A9 a yard—slight- Plain colors wilh beautiful White Velvartjr ALLESON’S Buy all you neeid at MEN'S A N D ROYS' W EA R this-low price. Am wka’s most diaerimioating men. This luxurious ly Imperfect,- flocking In floi^ dealgn — with PLAIN COL- 723 Main S t, Cor. Biaaell 8 t Telephone 6614 FACTORY CLEARANCE OF two-ply 100% virgin wonted fabric combines with 98c yard OR RUFFLED VALANCE. We’ve never had superb DarofI tutoring and styling to make “Botany” these befoif*: They’re the very newest thing Brand SOGas fine a value as w^ can offpr. Our fine, PLASTIC SUP COVERS In tailored drapes. ’’ SKIRTS new aalectkio proves iti C h a ir s ...... $2.98 SALE • W H IT E Divans ...... $4.98 ON Only 166.00 — Come In •BLACK pair $ ^ . 5 9 The Fabric Is The Soul Of The Suit PLASTIC • B R O W N WINDOW FRAME MEN’S SHIRTS • RED ' RUFFLING A special purchase has made this spectacular aal* I Plain colors; Red, Bhie. Green poasibik Hurry, hurry, hurry, don't miss this chance 90 inches long, each side 23 inches wide. and Yellow. In 6-yard pieces. oLa lifetime! • Wools, Rayons. Corduroys O tiiar Salts l y Xupponliaiiiiar — M arit Clothas — N A TIO N ALLY KN O W N 8KBS POB 89c per' p i t c e Colors: Blue, Gray, Hunter’s Green, • Sizes: 24 to 30 EVERYBODY Grom orey Poirii — MlddWioda ^ V*Llne Flamingo, Rose, Yellow and Chartreuss. G ARARDIN E 80-Square WHITE N e BtaR OHM w o v o w y # or BEST Q U A LITY IR O A D CLO T H SPORT H mm OtOtge FIGURED PERCALE SHIRTS SHIRTS R E G . $ 8 9 .5 0 C H R O M E K I T C H E N S E T S O P E N E V E R Y E V E N I N G T I L 9 42c yard' , S A I N F O B I Z E O LONG SLEEVE Save approximately $20 on new 1951 kitchen seta with new chrome Duncan Phyfe F O O T W IA R F O R A U THE FA M ILY! pedestal base, stainproof plastic table tops. Includes 4 chrome chairs with wash- w hy Buy Window Shade* ? able idastie jwats and backs. Put Up T H E tE X T lL E ST O RE PAPER xA. L. SLOCOMB. Prop. VENETIAN BLINDS Furniture LRH OIISESSO N 1 AU Sixes. Will List for Years! 9 1 3 -M AIN STREET, NEAR MANCHESTER SAVINGS BANK I N C . VALUES PROM^ 4.00 AND 5.00 Departm ent E G I V E 8 T 4b M P 8 $L29 aach CURTAINS AND DRAPES A SPECIALTY ■ ■■ - i t t i - a ------V MANCHESTER EVENING ,HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONNt, WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 24. 1961 MANGHESTEK EVENING HKKALU, MANGHESl’EK, GUNN!^ WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 24, 1961 fUM communities. Board of 'Education's building 3:46'p. m., by Prealdent Roger H. ■choola tioat forcoo hc^ W«n ott beck on savings or pensions which in- Molten of Wrthsrsflcld. U wUl^be At 8:48 p. m., "Dr. Edmund H. program for 'vocational flation has made tnadcquaU for Thorne, superintendent ct Wast and teadtera’ ooUegM, a regional AUTO GLASS auihorttlas, the Post has secured on Wednesday, January 17i and It (i«m tbet edrencbd pooltlon, th* Defense Topic^ held In the new Uoyd H. B u g w library program, and regional is hoped that the number will be decent living. Sometimes It waie school in West Hartford. PreM- Hartford schools, will dlscuaa thf the local High School band to par- , /] Plilnir- CommunloU thtmoelvM dent Frederick U. Conrad ^ the Bugbec school In which the. oob: sdiool dlstflctSe MIRRORS Defense Rally ticipate in the program. The local e'^cn larger In fiffther classes to Mtired from conUct cad the story of man who had retired Of Educators West Hartford Board of Educa- ferehce will be held, and take Ote in the same field, the achool Student musical organization will be held weekly on Wednesday SCOOPS from private businesa of their ■ • ? visiting school offldala on a tpur board members will hear Henry render patriotic melodics as part nights. . 3 Day malnod out of contact untU Oan- tion Is scheduled to greet the W. Farrington of the Connecticut Monday Night 00, INC. •nl MacArthufb Thankbfirln* own, or from established profea- group at 4:00 p. m. of the new building. Dinner will of the entertainment. State’s Boards of Edu* Dr. Finis E. Engleman. sUte be served at «;S0 In the school Education Aaabdation outline re- The local civil derense organiza- THE BRA waok offcnoJve wont forward and sions, and who had alnce found cafeteria. Gk>vernor Lodge will cent propoaala on teacher leglsla- tion hopes that the program will nbBOioN commissioner of education, will Some Don'ts Mttcht tbom out acatn. that retirenMnt itself got. on their cation to Hold Confer* speak at 4:18 p. m., on one of the. make his first appearance belbN tton. A t S;80 p. m., Mrs. CUyton To Be Held in Connec* attract and stimulate interest in MARKET ■niaro onouod tho XJattod Na> asrvaa. ence in Hartford principal Issue! before the meet- the group during the evralng aaa- WaUM of the Old Saybrook Board its work. Iiv the 'Hefcnse set-up Value ing, the matter of teacher certifi- slon. Following a business meet- of Education will sp « ^ on the re- tion With Guard Re­ there is still an acute shortage of for Pimples M BnwPtttona rotreat to tho 8ith par^ol. One wray or tha other, It was a ing, the governor will address the lation of boards of education to story of men who had • left tha Hartford, Jan. 24.—Civil de- cation and phangea which have cruiting at Legion HaH Auxiliary policemen and firemen, Don't scratch — don't aqiiecse Famous ‘HAasterbiir SMoral weoko later, a Oommunlot been pibpo.scd for Connecticut. conference. local boards of finance. First Aid workers who have had pimples—you risk Infection! Don’t lunge acrooo that imrallol oet off work stream of the nation.' either fense and proposed state educa- The remainder of the eVbnlng Ofmcludlng the conference on lO M M*« itotttr. tional legislation will be the main His talk will be followed by a gen- The local Legion Post anndunces that training, and other personnel suffer from Itching pimples, an- a proTloualy propaiod United Na- becauae of civil aervlca retirement eral discussion of the role of the will be devoted mainly to the m at- educational rearmament will be essential to carrying on the work. gry red blotches, eczema or other Jamboree topics examined at the Conference ter of educational leglalation. former . Governor • C. Wilbert that a Civilian Defense "Rally" SOMCMPTION tlMO Uono plan for further withdraw- rulea, or of artlflclal retirement of the Connecticut Association of public school in the community s 111 i/i L'enteiiSl. Phone 8886 The local Post is currently con- irritations when soothing Peter- tgr ll« l ...... f. and state's civilian defense effort. Roger M. Thompson of the State Snow,, who la president of the will be held at the club home on ducting a standard six, evening Satin I COO al#. which came to % halt, aome policies on the part of employers, Boards of Education on Tuesday Department of Education will out- 'Middletown Board of Education. son’s Ointment offers you fast re- January 30. About 1,000 educators The meeting has been set to allow Store Frunta. Picture Framing. Monday evening, January 29th, at eburse', once a week, in first aid lief. Makes skin looK better, feel •••tk K*U ...... ton dayo ago. at the present Une. or becauae they thought they line proposals developed by the His talk will concern the place of Venetlnn Blinds, Hylon 0#<» ...... zVSi and members' of local school the scliool board members to ex- the school board in the future of 8:00, as a part of the program training and it Is hoped that many better, 40c all druggists. One ap- ...t .10 During much of this withdrawal, would like retirement, at an age change information and ideas state's principal educational Furniture Tope people will rc.spond .to lijn need. plication delights or money bark. Starts Thursday «>«n«r ...... OiCOO boards are expected to be on hand groups on state aid, the State education. designated as National Guard Re- aa In the withdrawal from North when they really were not ready when the conference is opened at with education leaders from other cruit Night scheduled the same There was a large attendance at Peterson's Ointment allays Itchy Cotton night. Through proper local achool the class held at the club home feet, cracka between toes. - ____ or Korea, the United NaUona forcee to retire and declare an end to Stork Up In TIi I m Rayon Cropo TOB their- owm usefulness. Now they *h* AModftUO rr» ^ •• «clwl»«l:r weie out of contact with thdr BRAS to tlM UM w enemy. ware trying to‘gal back into that All n*«R dliMtchw to tto Of three weeks, work stream, at a salary and In a ltrro rfl-B i* ru k iii|t M l otlwfwlo* eroOttoO During the past I S S i« tlM locol ntw* publltooil there have been repeated rumors capacity far below that they had All rtObto o* rtp n b llM tto ^ I of Impending Communist offen- once occupied. The man who ran sives. • Tet these have somehow the ad thought It uncovered a ftill oorrleo ell«nt of N. • . C. i«T»- failed to develop, and in the past serious human aituation. Hard~to-beat combination • # few days th# United Nations We think eo. too. There is T U X?* T AILS? nothing so _ treacherous as that T o ^ 0b*««»o. OotTOlt m O Bolton. forces have gone over to the strst pretty dream of retiring and hav- ■UKVAO o r #gy of making patrol excursions itgMMR aCDiT into the territory where these im- ing nothing to do. Particularly Famous A ppliances backed by W atkins Service OUtCOLSTlOffB. in an era which Inflation comes liweie PriaOnt Com ply, I» ^ pending offensives were supposed iMumM BO (liianeUl respooslblllty foe to be massing. These patrol forces along and cuts that plannsd •!•- REN T T H E M iMemphleel errore esseartag hava baan proceeding very cau- tlrement Income In half. SstlSM^te anO 81 99 laches You*d^ Expect To Pay 81J)0 To $1.50! la The Mopeaeirtef greelBi Wereld. tiously. and have had occasional on easy 0 Budget Terms 1 Wednesday. January 24 brushes with detachments of the First Quality enemy. But they have not con- A T REG AL! tacted any main enemy force, .M a n ch e ste r Hililch Unity ShaH W« Hare? • Front Closing •Plunging Nock even though they have gone m> Wf c*nnot wWifrc to to within 20 miles of Seoul. Date Book • Satin Stroploot • Convtntioiial a rt diplomatic course in the Unit- Now. to add to the mystery, it RIGHT HERE...IN OUR OWN RACKS... ad Nations with regard to the Sunday. January 28 to February 4 • Elostic Fitted • Satins-Cottono-Nylom has been disclosed that two of the Observance of Youth Week, ALL NEW. ALL CORRECT, AND FITTED^ TO CSilna question without solittlng Chinese Oommunlit armies in- sponsored by United Christlsn YOU PERFECTLY. NOTHING TO SEND • PAD D ED A C U P S the free world in half, with our- volved In the Korean fighting Youth Movement. ael>’es perhaps in the lesser half have been ndthdrai^Ti across the Friday, January 26 A W A Y FOR. .V We cannot reverse our present Military whist, sponsored by Chinese border. Daughters of Isabella. St. Bridget's SplomhUe « 5urse in the United th e mtiilary explanation of iJI For clul^dances, dinners or weddtnK.s. there’s no need 2.69 SIZES 32AA TO 38B, ACCORDING TO STYLE. hall. Nations without encountering ter- this is the same whlcluled Genera! North Methodist Con\e-Doub!e j to go out of town, or send btit of town for m nert fdrni.sT Famops ^Hancraft” rlffc political storms at home. MacArthur to attack so confident- club old time dsnee at Y. ' i wear. Rent it at Regall ' If we want to preserve unity at ly in Thanksgiving week. It is Sunday, January 28 ■ iMme. we cannot have unity Benefit show for polio drive, 1 Quality, 128 Count that the enemy has been so heav- Armory, 2 p.m. | ALL SIZES ONLY AT abroad. ily puniahed by air attacks and Monday, January 29 SHORTS . . . LONGS . . . REGULARS If we want to have unity encounters uith American weap- Local State Guard recruit rally CAN YOU lybnad. we hswe to sacrifice unity ons that he has been discouraged. sponsored by American Legion. I See Us When You’re Going Formal at home. "March of Dimes Revue," at St. I IRREGULARS OF That theory was proved false at James’s school. { On the surface, we would seem Thanksgiving time. It does not Wednesday, January SI to be lost in either case. We would Our rentals In- GRRTnERS111 Mom Sf Menehvstef, Cenn. R-1449 seem adequate explanation now. March of Dimes Revue" at PEQUOT SALEM BUY aeam to have dug our way Into a The explanation may lie, we Bowen school. I If y o u c a n w ash it clude all the acces- pradleament which la beyond eolu- Thiireday, February 1 sories you’ll need think, in the realm of internation- Bridge and canasta party at the I TYPE 128 SHEETS daiti. Perhaps we are paralysed, al politics and diplomacy. Even Country club. Public invited. | for correct formal NATIONALLY' FAMOUS d^omatlcally, and therefore help- if the military mind cannot grasp Friday, February 2 i you can iron it on an wear. leee. Perhaps we can do nothing the possibility of an army in the Military whist, benefit Girl but watt for thia eiekealBg choice field wlthdraiving and avoiding Scout Troop 14. St. James’s hall, 8 MEN’S SHOPS af Impeaaibla altematlTca to keep p. m. battle even when It seema to have Saturday, February 8 907 MAIN STREET WELDON BUII.DING wearing on our nervee and on the 2.44 victory on its side, we suggest Girl Scout annual dinner, South asrvee of the world until the con- that that may be what has been Methodist church, 6:30 p.m. “WINNIE MAE” 81 X 99 I N C H E S diet tenniaatM In an explosion happening, periodically, in' the Ko- Sunday, February 4 Whldi wUl destroy, but not be Boy Scouts town wide publicity Iron rile rean war. This 1s a dangerous project. 1 Although others claim It, only Ironrite has fully iehrtlon. either, theory, because it may be upset .Tuesday, February 6 usable Ironing points at BOTH ENDS of the slice. j lliere Is no easy way out We at any moment, by the greatest Lseture by Rtv. Thoma.s Stack They fit into the hard-to-get-at places like Ihs ^ net sure there Is any way out. at Ladies of'Columbus meeting, at point of a hand iron and make Ironrite the simplest OTHER SIZES PRICED PROPORTIONATELY LOW! Communist offensive of all. and fastest Ironer for even a beginner. An Ironrite COnON FROCKS K. of C. home, 8 p. m. You get space, beauty, value in r But if wa are going to try to Tet it ia something which has will iron anything in the laundry basket! 6239.98, our way toward a poasible Friday, Febniarj- 9 I to be considered, and we are in Father and aon banquet. Kman- . fen, we Should perhaps begin terMted to note that the theory iiel Lutheran church, 8:30 p.m. ' tridng to decide things like Involved occurred to an American Sunday. February 11 newsman, Volney D. Hurd of the 24th Annual concert .iponsored i Here*s the €esieshte-Ose ituunef 1. Whlek division, the division by Manchester Police Mutual Aid , STYLE SHOWN Christian Science Monitor, th home or the divicion abroad, Association. NO. 1752 other day, when he was Interview Bo“ Scouts house-to-house con- .tens to do meet damage to Kelvinalor. the first home refrigerator ever made, still leads in beauty, utility and SIZES 38-42 Ing Nehru of India over in Paris tribution collection. PONT M and the world? value; The big 814 cubic foot deluxe model, for instance, brings you generous space . Tir Hia question, and the answer of Tuesday, February IS . S. Nor whldi factor in theae Lecture by Dr. Roger Shaw on ' St H modci-ato price. DUCO Nehru, who has told the western dlvialona—the opinion of the "Turbulent South America." apon- | world sccurately before what the Side mounted frozen food cheat holds 36 pounds of packaged foods and ice cubes. er nations of the free world— sored by Y. W. C. A. at "Y, ” 1:16 Other conveniences you’ll appreciate arc the roomy meat trsy with cover, sliding 12- Chinese Communl.sts were lining p.m. the opinion of a group of are interesting. \Vednesc Fiberglass insulation combined with Kqjvinalor’s PolaVsphcre Sealed f IS ^ normal military strategy might PI Nations ere beginning to feel »t have indicated an advance on fbore bitterly toward one another their p art The poasibiUty has its than wa feel, toward the auppoaed BA NTLY . dgniflcance, for. In ao far sa thia 1/ qommon enemy, and to attack one fu n N iry tu I theory holds • throughout future 3 piother more bitterly than we at-1 1/ OHior evenU, it means the Chinese Com- T h e all-season dual-oven range per tilck aggreealon. The only con- OIL CO. "WiHiiio AAoo" solation wa can think of la that munists are not determined upon .1S2 MAIN ST. r I FoshioM extending the war. and that they thingB can't poaaibly get much TEL. 6296 Not Sliewii trorae than they arc right now. are willing to esUbUah. in fact, Cooks with oil or gas! the eeaae fire over which there la I'i; ^erh^io, then, some unexpected Bengal . pioneer in two-fuel cooking . . . givM you the one range that knows tin aiL break toward Uw better will ds- ■o much diplomatic controversy. Range and Fuel season. In winter you cook and heat your kitchen with oil from two factory-installed usiop in spite of all the surface oil burners. With a flick of the wrist you convert the oven to gas Jf you want speedier SIZES: heat. You use either city or country gas for summer cooking to reduce kitchen heat First im provem ent •n YEHfWW bepsleasn eia o< the eltuaUon. Retirement Blues Oil Distributors gUHBS 12*20 to a minimum. 14>/2 * 2 4 V s The other day. down in New ArwAm That Withdraw Bengal features a cooking top with four efficient Onlcs Thrift gas burners that al- 38-46 York, a business executive, think- low a full range of iipsi from fast to slmmsr; a large, heavily Insulated porcelain oven vacuu m cleaners in $1.38 pt.—$2.49 qt, boa now bsan savaral wseks with two-piece sniokele.s.i broiler. Robertshsw oven-control for gas, $844.95. ing he might do something to re- ’' i — " ■ there has been any large place young employes threstened &ave the surface aud you save a ll! eombnt between the United with the draft, wrote out a clasal- SWAP SHOP a decade le and the Oonunu- flad ad offarlng a $84 a waak Job Nortli Kocaan and Chi- as a maaatngar and aaying he pre- Bring In your old things Lewyt, ths world's most modem vacuum cleaner, No Nood To Run To Hortford For Yow Whiaio In Koran. Tb ra-traoa the ferred a "retired iman between 48 goes qtiieUy about doing the best cleaning Job you’ve ■ b a b n e l o r ut the and 68." for credit. ever seen. Ko dust bags to empty beesuaq you clean lMlao Cottons... Gortnor's WIN Hovo Thom For Dsnmanists in tha Kors- it as neatly as ah ash trsy. Ugbt. easy to carry Ha waa hitting a field more pro- .49 WADSWORTH ST. l ^ u t ; compact . . no storage problem. And Lewvt ‘ You — Yoor'Round! . - \ f, thagr flnt latervenad in WilTKISSv / 1 ductive than he k n ^. In the first Near thp Center On Guard For Your SUte. Community and Hoyre. is eoin^tta with all ImporUnt accesaories. $88415. u: lE dapa at Oetobar. wtan thraa days, he received 248 appU- We ^eed Your Help. Join the 8UU Guard VISIT GARTNER’S NEW PLASTIC CENTER. . . s.teeaa nwde thair catlOBS. Many of them gave aome Open Weekly 3:80-5:00 JOHNSON PAINT GO, la the Tahl Ktver. Inkling of a iifs story. Vary often. - 9:00 699MAm sraEET^ ^ ' TEL. 6854 SHOP BARTNEiFt FOR VALUESI iVhia Vhttafl Na It nma the ^orj^ of k retirement On Gnnrd For ’TTonr State, Community and Homo; We Need Your Help. Join The State Guarfl DOWNCTAIRS RTORE-^Husanat of Tim-Saving fla i{iii! i i

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JUMBO CLEARANCE JUMBO CLEAR JUMBO CLEARANCE JU M BO PURCH ASE JU M B O PURCH ASE JU M B O PURCH ASE JU M B O CLEA RA N CE BLOUSES A NGOR> VEA TERS - CHENILLE SPRIN G DRESSES ST O R M C O A TS 2 * ^ ^ - . . . y d a cc.t a . 1.98 ROBES SPRIN G SKIRTS < a vdue 5.98 3 * ^ ^ a-. a-., vohws ta 5.W value 5.98 .98 .49 .00 r a- a- . VORlC* tC 7.98 ■ > v a l u e 8.98 .98 a airea 17-40 unparalleled vdues vdues te 5.00 12.VS vflilu* 3S.00 a riill aneep akirta a broken alzea and rotor. ■Hirnraa In pnatel • ilMS M S ' • tiM* 10*10 • rises 24*32 • tiiM 10*20 • nofwrd qr*** or rod • gabardines e Raord and 'fo tf frolat • mouten colara • creose-resistemt menswear fabrics • over 200 to choos# froin • liMt 14Vs-24'/k • suedes, fobrlcs and velvets • w d tf-rep naenf qabardhw JUMBO CLKARANCI JUMBO CLEARANCE • checks sdid cmd glen plaid patterns • 100 d—I f print* • pins tax ^ WYvV^WV*VVWWV Ww^WW • 100% d l w ol pOn Hnhiq* • bdted and turnabouts included

DRESSES JUMIO CLEAI CO A TS .-rr*-' i»" yr'-m ‘■-•-ft! JUMBO CLEARANCE JUMBO CUARANCfe JUMtO PUnCHASi « JUMBO PURCHASE ; JUMSO PURCHASE JUMBO CLEARANCE ^ JUMBO PURCHASE 4 :0 0 .. JUMIO CLEA.ANCE JUMBO CLEARANCE JUMBO PURCHASE vd u e 42.98 ^ LEATHER I RAYO N SUITS 3O00 W O O L W O O L BRAS G OSM ETIGS JA CKETS SILK SCARVES SILK SCARVES - U M BRELLAS .. O s i / . e a i n - l « atofflixer sprays 49c PA NTIES e-oo o flreeea and cotert. M ITTENS GLO VES ymtae7S« W ALLETS 0 apnrt roata mascara and 5 .0 0 _ 8 .0 0 .. les te 39.98 vdue 2.98 2 for 8 5 e 8-00 2 0 ' applicotf veUm BJS yalMlU Ic v d v* 1«fS vdiM 2 .f t vdiw B.9S vdnn 1.00 79c vdu o 59c ooch 50c .vdue 1.00 . .value 1.98 Fcrnioas • p«ra lUlk tqw M • porp lUlk MpiATM • non-nn trieot n'yon IQ O O . 1.00 value 55.00 e dree ttA-MB • .turd)' ronatmrUon y • (MiuiiM lM.th«r • !••% wool o 100% wool e Camooa uamee Focn Powdf 39c p* • haatf-rollfid «d(M • hMul-roll«id rdg«a • nnaaiiAl haadlea q • ilppar. mod key raaea • brieUi or knnd. • pnaM eelMm. o MBkll, mediom, Ikrgo • MnkU, medium, large e Mktin. nr ayloiil • ir* and S4” wiMr* • M” W|iutr« les te 65.00 o Oeeieea. piba, eoverta 12-00 . o air.ea 10-lk r. . o apnrt ro ata JUMBO PURCHASE JUMBO PURCHAU I JUMIO CLEARANCE Q U ILT A N D FLA N NEL ROBES JUMIO CLEA.ANCE FA M O US-M A KE H OSIERY I SLIPS and GO W NS BED JA CKETS EVENING GOWNS ft WOMEN'S FUR-TRIM COATS NON-RUN N YLO NS SHEER N YLO NS 25.00 • hnpaited wo 4 5 . 0 0 |.0 0 ... 3 *^^ v«l»^ *• 15.00 sordines value 65.00 value 1.95 |.3 9 vdH M fo 3.91 4 .0 0 vdUM to . . . . C matcMcss vdue • brokoa sinee a alMO l8

BURTO N'S C I.DRE N S SHOP girdtos ...... 2.00 s. i s j * (iachidea tippnre . . . eta-ap-topu aad beae* troata). Maua M aad St. ‘aiCX e - . ' ‘ FAM O US M A KE C O RSE TS-B R A S RHINESTO NE NECKLACES, BRACELETS A N D EARRINGS -.h‘; ' V . ■■ ■ ■ ■■ - * i . | n n l f girdlH ...... 2.00 t*imm s j s • lavishly doslqnod brillicNitly set laofJine bras ...... 1.25 raine 7.m (taeMea ayroioaa, alppan). Mm «aafl aad larga. • beautiful cknps 1.29 vd ues to 5.00 • pendants emd drops JUMBO PURCHASE JUMBO PURCHASE loog-lhie bras ...... 2.00 xiuiie s .m dUconrinaed styles olrdles ...... 1.00 •em ae* m*o. . . oMn Owo. • unsurpassed vdues pirn tax e flexible links satin b r a s...... 1.50 Taine sj« KIM O N O S and G O W N S RECEIVIN G BLANKETS t» V • v a l u e 19c each BURTO N'S CHILDREN'S SHOP BURTO N'S CHILDREN'S SH.OP I C .... vdue 1.50 * 2 1 a,: ^ \ d JUMIO CLEARANCE JUMIO CUARANCI ? JUM.0 CIEA.ANCE f JUMtO CLEARANCE I a One M ttan InUts a tnatarlted JUMBO PURCHASE ^ JUMBO PURCHASE a daintily triaamei RAIN C O A T 'n U M BRELLA S C O A T 'n LECGIN'S SETS ? C O A T 'n LECGIN 'S SETS a aoft abaaibaat SN O W ^ SUITS W 1 ...... 1 0 00 .00 7.98 Q oo 25.00 vdues 35.98 ‘ DIAPERS BEACO N vokws 22.90 2 2 - 0 ° t 7-lS • broken kite. S-8x d „ 1 e duo S-14 ‘ • broken alee. 7-14 a *------Mi ■atlMriud tabrka • tamoun maker. a fnnoona nankera JUMBO PURCHASE BLANKETS :VAVS^ JUMBO PURCHASE Bt *{ Q U ILTED PADS I 2 -*® do-. FITTED CRIB SHEETS 1 JUMIO CUARANCI JUMSO CLEARANCE I JUMBO CLEARANCE $ % vohia 3;75 • 1.\9 JUMBO CLEARANCE JUMIO CLEARANCE JUMBO CLEARANCE j \ . . vahw 69c 1.49 PRE-TEEN ALL-W O OL i : C O T T O N ■ aOaalTzlS u s se I - IT im fm t> i.t i SKI H ATS volnn 3.98 JU M PERS ROBES. DRESSES SO CKS f SKIRTS flrat qnnlity 3 -oo_4 .o o • qnick drybtc o S-laeh uO a btadtag 2 -0 0 ^ 4 .0 0 6 pair oH z SO vahms 7.91 vdues te 4.98 50C values 1.91 • aepw-ebeerbeet • oztra-uft zalau B.S* valau 7.SS vdue 39c each o guaraateed wqahabla. a cottoa quilU, wool*, cbenlilee e altM 4-S'/i • Unrited qnanUty • urdoraya aad weyla ooottaaq, audaiayi, • I e corenroyn, • bialHo dzu a broken alua t' odzw IS-U etnbutdM^ weala e Hrat quality e inercerixed OPEN T H URSD A Y IC T IL 9 O 'G LO d K j^ S 41 MAIN STUiri liinT O N 'S POR REST 1841 MAIN STREHiiililbiMWteiMBU [841 MAIN riPoniiSTH i 1841 MAIN STREiTI BURTON'S POR MAIN iRUnfONt POn REST.

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home at 41 WIlMna atraet, Hud- MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER, CONN., WEDNESDAY. .TANUARY 24. IRBY Hartford Olrl Scout Council since Sained Teacher son, MUM. He Jormerly resided at Girl Scouts S47 Park Avenue and 10 William Complete Basic Air Force Training Sho is considered one of toe street In Worcester. procesaing Into plasma. The sought from Yale alumni and tiefense,” aald Griswold. "If Tala 1 most successful local Girl ScMt stone returned Armstrong’s letter moss on Chriatmas eve. and 300 Departimnl of Defense has asked friends in the hope the goal will Is lo contribute her ahare In tola ^CA,Slart9 Mr. Moaeley has resided at 85 Who attended the Protestant serk'-1 profeSsiopM workeni. In Bay State with this note: Third Blood Connecticut residents to supply lie renclu’il hy June. “ Kveryone fateful field of research, the can Annual Meet Newton street, Meriden, Conn., and D. A. R. Award ice on the same night. | KDNEYS prograi# skills and is outsUndlng his mother at 65 Garden Street, “There were two Democrats in WT a . A l l 1 2.000 pints of blood in Jamiary for knows tlie vital pail nur'Iini do it only with 1950 facllltlea look- Fund Project in all phases of the work. She la Buffalo. Both were hung last According to Chaplain McAteer, (ihysics'^ now plays in our national ing forward to 1975 posalblllUea.” IT "' very much ‘nteresteclin visual aids Hartford, Conn. WeHwtyTirts » TiMrtfona « UtyteTato the chapel attendance showed an I l i n t processing Into plasiuB. 1-ocaI Wm, R. Moseley, Native "a------night.” Ullll. npproxb MUST RB Brazil Siiliject of Ad­ and is associated with Maher Mott- To Be Made Armstrong would be happy to Increase during the month despite tlie fact that the Division soldiers ------I mately 5,000 plnt-s a monlli. With les In Hartford as public relations Of Manchester, Gets know that his own namesake, Arm- „ » ' 1 ‘ three Mohlle Units visiting com- jjbi^Acn Guests of Mrs. dress hy Agnes ‘ Jones director. In this connection s ^ Cub Pack Lists strong County, Is a Democratic were on leave during the Christ- West Concord Position mas and New Year's holidays. S la lF P r o g r a m K x i»iu u l* ,niinlties Uiioughout^ the slate It EXCESS has written scripts and has h e lw Good Ulizenship of Lo- stronghold in strongly Republican 'A\’ili he pos.sihle to meet tlie.Mc . WWaludawft ^^eeeled; N ^ s Told Of Hartford Council produce Girl Scout training flirts. isiks Maolala at Coming Activity INCOME TAX Girl to Be Noted at South Dakota. n l l o I M r p t N p p t l n ; N p x I blood ni'.eds more ea.Mily. Kaeh M aad anarts, ' * I Group'* Scope Died MISS Jone.s spent three montos Worcester, Mass., Jan. • 24— In the general election last No- Bloodmoiiile collects at least 120 PLASTIC Uoa't auOar loa^a Miss A g n 0 r In Brazil in lO.W as representative , Vif»it Hpre Foil. 1<» It radwail kldaa* William R. Moaeley of Worcester, PREPARED Orford Parish Meeting vember. seven Armstrong County |Grom*lio Top 19.>0 pint.s of blood each day. doWB-^oa toaaahto I Jones v'lll hv the of the Girls Scouts of the U. S. A. Cub Pack 112 will hold lU and atraia, O AMNI GOHMMV GBHMB M Alfe^H at tl»* M&nche«ter guest speaker at Mass., has been appointed a teacher LMNABLB CHAl residents cast votes for U. S. riie date of the next Bloodmo- and acted as trainer and consult- monthly pack meeting at the West Senator. Five voted the Demo- In order to help meet Armed bil.' visit to Mnncliester will lie STORM eoM. Minor t .. rWJOJL. war# go«rt* *t a tea the annual dinner ant to the Brazilian Scouts. It is of In the sixth grade in the public TEL 2-0747 Orford Parish Chapter, Daugh- TV P€*i*80iialilv or wroag dlat Side Recreation building on Fri- : cratic ticket ami two for the Re- ! Force demands for blood, the ' on Friday, February 16. To make | or fraquaat. ..teaaaeaa. f " ~ hW« B. Learned of the Manchca- her experiences in Brazil that she schools of West Concord, Ma»s. A ters of the American Revolution, Don't I day evening at 7:30 o'clock. publican candidate. ! l?onnecticiit Regional Blood Pro- an a)i)iointmciit to be a lilood do- bar home. «> Hartford road, ter tllrl .Scouts to will speak to the Manchester (Continued from Page One) Unaa 1 he held Saturday. native of Manchester, Conn., and will hold its February meeting nor, rail the Red Cross offlee 5111. WINDOWS diaratla.lla. Uaad aa»wa(rii8i— fMli hr' -gy afternoon. The event group. The theme for the month of Jan- i gram lias aildeii a tiiird BioiKlnio- February 3 ' at son of Mrs. Gladys Moseley, Mr uary la “ Rivera of America” and Thuraday afternoon of ne.xt week am id raaia. WhUa eftaa athanrka a _ the opening of the annual at the home of Mra. George A. j Time for Beany runner up, the bile Unit to the two already in | CItea War Emergency It a wailna bow aanr tIaMa OaaaVi 1 0:30 p. m. at the Moseley rccelvea his bachelor of each den is prepared to entertain Urge Rogers, Oles operation. John D. LaBeile, Man- |j happy ralM froa tbaaa diaaaaifaali—I of the HarUord South Methodist Reynolds of 57 Otis .street. At this Lone Ranker. Um II mllaa of kidnap tabaa aad ttaiw ^ drive arts .degree from Clark University, Its parents and friends with skits Marx admitted in his sccept- iliester Blood program chiiirman, Suih o«t waata. Gat Doaa'a EUb t a f S T church. Worcester, Mass., In May, 1949. and songs relative to the theme. meeting tlie D. A. R. Good aiizcn- New IIa\-.n. .ian 24 ,-V- Tlie \Vi*nlherproof! Wlndproof! ntv T.W.OA. of which Man- ship Pilgrimage award for 1951 Removal bv Uoiirl ance speech that he deserved the announced today. T3ie first visit uiir .-n..-rg*u.'\ an.i file iniporlant ‘ < i a an aaaoclate organlaa- Misa Jone.s is a Court Cases He was graduated from the Man Cub Pack 112 has ten dens so of the new Mobile i'litt to a lo( iil Fireproof Katlleproof! graduate of the THE OFFICE OF uill be made to Miss Caiol Howes, outstanding personality award: role Oi nuclear physii's iii iinlional l| Chester. Conn., High School. At an Interesting and varied program "I've been a good father to all romnmnity to colleit blood will r,aay-to-SHOE arive explained the need of funds $15 for passing two stop signs board of the Married Students awards will be presented to the pany of New York, to remove Wil- California Gov, Earl Warren, n Miss Manon Murphy. R. N., h.ts. where she ma- WILL BE CLOSED dent of the senior class of .Man- de. i.Mion to give priority to a new on the dlversfled pro- after pleading guilty to the Club. Cub scouts who have earned them. lard B. Rogers and Edmund J. Dies guest of honor, struck a more I been apiiolnteil Deputy Niir.se in S L r ^ ^ Y l n t h e many com_^ jored in Kduca- Agnea Jones charges before Judge Wesley C A large turnout Of Cubs and their chester High school, was chosen as e.xceutor.s of the estate of the N.'t ooo.ilim pliysica lat'oiatory in REPAIRING During World War II, he served UNTIL winner of this award liy nicnibers ^ serious note: charge of the new BlocHlmobilc’s -the- mmetsity-s tmildmg progranr Sunttiea where It funcUona, and tion, Ijitln and Gryk in Town Court this morning parents U hoped tor. late Harry S, Bond will be heard Iiiirslng stuff .‘’he has had ex- French. She ha.s also taken grad- with the United States Army Air of her cla.ss and the faculty for ' “ It will be recorded ttidt tele- Griswidd saiil donations will lie Of the Better Kind n v e valuable suggestions to tho^ forre base, center of Air Force F.dward.s was fined $5 6n the first Corps' for more than three years. The theme for the month of in Hartford Probate court Febru- vision has had a greater impart oii ' (lerience in the Blood Program. ^ o wore to act as campaign Ljicklanil Air iM.rce Base, To^ns, uate eourscii at the University of count, and $10 on the. second FEBRUARY 1 dependability, .service, leadership , ary 13 by Judge Russell Z. John- FOR EVERYTHING ba.sie training, for airmen and wo- Before coming to Clvl<- he studied February will, be explained to toe and patriotism. From the w inners I the lives of the people than th*i,i h.aving been a staff nurse with the DONE WHILE Jan 24 I*'-! Jua-ph ,M I.nS,i:iy. men, imioetriniitloii alation for j Wiseonsin. Immediately upon Judgment wss suspended on I at toe University of Connecticut parents at this time and they will ston. atomic bomb.’' Coiinecticiit Regional Blond Pro '* lb ^ W a lt e r Elliott Introduc^ companion charge of driving with of this award in the various high 1 Recently Judge Johnston heard 21. son of Mr. an.l Mrs. .loseph ( ]inor service reeiili.steeR. and home I graduating from college she en- and Syracuse University. Ha Is be Invited to discuss toe February Me suggested tlial knowli-dge- gram since Us Ineeption tn -liiiu- Fiery, Smarting Itch YOU WAIT the gumt speaker, Mrs. Allen .C. Ivi.<5hay of .1 North Knirflcld .strret out a license. schools of till' slate a .slate wiiuiei .irgunu'iit on a petition brought hy of AI'"S Officer Candidiite School tered professional Scouting and married to the former Shirley Ruth pack meeting with toe Individual is eljosen. Tliis contest is conduct- (liasemination on TV miglit help I fi.' .O. of Common Skin Rashot mifh of Hartford, who is a mem- ami rvt. Stcplu’ii Turkinpton, son Other ra.ses disposed of were den mothers. Rogers and Oles for the removal “to cause the siibordinalinn oi Bl.iod coll. .11.1 hv the Bloo.i Their liii.'iic tMiininu haa prepared %vaa the (firl Seout Director-of the Boehle and is now making his ed each year l)y the I). A. R. chap- l>nn t 8faml oiu li lormcnt anolhrr hour' 0.\ OrAKD FOB YOI K HT.ATE, rOMMI'NITV AND HOME. SAM YULYES ber of the National Board of the of Mrs. (Inra Turhiiicton Wallrlt them for enlranee into Air Force William Johnston, 71. 239 Middle of Frances K. Push* as an e.xecu- atomic fission to peaceful pur- mobiles is distributed to jiatieiil- Y W. a A. Mr*. Smith gave an Kewanee, Illinois t'ouiu'il. a Dis- ters in all forty-eight .state.s'. juot tmooUi RcMino! Ointment on youi WE NEED YOI'R HELP. JOIN 'niE STATE atlAKD. 701 M A I N S T R E E T of 111 Wnrunohr ro.a 1. li.tvr i iiiii- technical training and for assign- Turnpike, east, intoxication, 10 tor of the Bond estate. auits.” in Conneetieiit hospitals and in taumliing talk on "The Part of the i trict Director willi the Hartford Misa Howes and Miss Constance Tlie filxchange Buffet firm, In Ita rntitfd DWin At ont-f. Sw how quickly , pleUd the AK h.isic airmen imloc- ment in apeeiHlized work. The Girl Scout Council, a Community days. James E. Gray, West Hart Awards were voted by six com- the Armed Forces for use elUier ito medlrallv proven mgredienti m Un- jlYWC.A in the World Today, trlnalion rour.se at l-nekland Air Young were chosen to attend Girls petition, allege.s that Rogera and rour.se included a sciontleic eval- Advi.ser and Ueglonnl Director on ford, parking violation, $3 bond State last June by tlie American mittees of the Academy. as whole hlood in. Korea or for. olin bnnt bliMfuI. lonK-Uolihi relief i ‘she of the organization’s Force Ua.«e. the "Ciiteway to the forfeited; and Carlos H. Davis Oles have been in complete charge VMt icope and purpose: it Is the uation of aptitude and inclination the National ...... St.aff of the Girl Deglon Aii.xiliary. Air Force." for following ri parliculai' vocation of the tl. S. A. She ha.s Jr., 24, of 167 Maple street, Im- rif the Bond estate for many years eldeat and largest w o'"''"''' Ijickl.inii. situateil near San An- I'he subjeil for tiie cuiiimg and liave operated it "to the detri- 1 a n d enreer. been the Kxeeutive Director of the proper parking, $3 bond forfeited meeting will be "The liistory of claUon tn the world, with .1000 tonlo is the world's large.sl air ment of the legateea of the Bond branches In 65 different countries. I the Flag," and .Mrs. Roger G. Wil- c.statc” by paying themselvei too liams. flag ciistcKlian, will be in It may well be calleil the bndge derorated with candles and early 824-828 Tel. Slfil large a sum for operating the ea- to the four comers of the worlcL war; her two children hnd di.s.vp- spring flowers. Mrs. Robert Knapp charge. late's hotel; that they sought to peared and could not be located. It ta for women of all colors snd and Mr.s. Henry Mallory poured. Main St. Manchester. Tlie hostess. Mis. Reynolds, will gain I’ontrol of the stock in the ho- ei^, and of all sOdlst clas.ses; The building tluit hnd housed the tie a.ssisteii by Mrs, Wilson .1. Ikib- tel company at only "a fraction of Y. W. In her home ellv wafl (le- Membirs of tlv loeal organlza- and It atands for equal opportuni- Uou planning ' y^sterdny'.s affair son and Mrs. Hal R. Tiffany. ita real value” and that they vio- ty for an of them. IU< membership Slroyed. She, nevertheless, liad Th e that were Mrs. James C. Dlx, chairman lated the orders of the probate Includes Prote.stants. CRthollcs. the supreme eouriige to say court to sell the hotel to the Ex- Jaws, Buddhists. Moslems. Its Z tr U n w 'lW Y '^ V m iM 'r^ b m M jo f the loeal finance drive, Mm. won d be able tn keep on with Edward Dik, membership chair- (loiiuty Has >io change Buffet company. T E L . .51 B l . M A N C H E S T E R aarvlca and activities include vo- Should the court remove Rogers 824-Mfi .M.MN STPFF.T the work thnt it hnd started. Thin, I man, end Mrs. Robert Cooper. cations, housing, recreation, study, and Oles, Mrs. Piiahe would be the davotional services. The most re- Mm Htnm. ahid, typified t»e ideals Miss Helen M^Candle^ e^ectdlve IIS. Post Offii'cs f the Y VV C A secretary of the county i. was only executor Previous leetimony mote places know and are grste- ia said to show he favora selling fnl for the work of the Y. \V. The tea table was beautifully a guest at the tea. JANUARY (Continued from Page One) the Bond hotel to the Exchange Letter From Korea Buffet company while Rogers and Mra. Smith closed her talk with t h a t c a n’t b e Bought . • • ly the smallest voting population. Olea would «ell it to the Gateway tha raiding of part of a letter sent company of Danbury. recently from Korea by a native A single voting precinct is ade- | woman on the national hoard of \ \ Aill tllifi 1,1 t quate for the whole county, which . lies in the Cheyenne River Indian that countrj’. The writer of the e This mark Uti’f on the market. It must Reservation. |(liapel Presemee letter had lost her husband in the he earned by maintaining high ethi^l As a state unit. Armstrong is ; 4t ftandardj, skilled professional serviM unorganized. It la attached to ad- | Grows at Pickett Phoie and uniformly fair prices. That’s why joining Stanley County for polit- i ACADEMY we re frankly proud o f the privilege of teal purposes, However, a State 8537 IjCglsIator from Dewey County Camp Pickett, Va., Jan. 24 - A LIQUOR DEPT. ST. displaving the emblem in our Prescrip- haa introduced a hill in the 1-egis- total of 24.778 soldiers and their Open 8 A. M. to 11 P. M. tion Department. For careful, conscien- lature that would take Arm- ! familiA attended Sunday chapel “ No One Sells For Leda” SERVING MANCHESTER, BOLTON, ANDOVER, COLUMBIA tious compounding, .always be sure to strong's 336,000 acres and incorpo- I services here during the month bring us your doctor's prescriptions. rate them in his county. I of December, it was announced to- SALE f or Home' Muher s Arthur Drug Stores Maybe he aeea Armstrong as a I day by Lieutenant Colonel Leon- AVAILABLE SOON growing proposition. It's gained I ard A. McAteer. Division Chap- 10 residents since the 1940 census, \ lain for the 43rd Winged Victory 8 BEAIITIFUU.Y COLORED “Two Democrats Hanged” ' Division in training here. KORTHIENDj Armstrong draws its name from I This number shows an increase ALUMINUM 12 OZ. TUMBLERS PHARMACY Moses K. Armstrong, a surveyor over the previous month when an AtJTO REPAIRING who drove an ox team from .Min- I attendanee of 20.409 was recorded nesota to Dakota territory in 1859. in the seven Dlvt.sion Chapels. ANU PLASTIC COASTERS He was a delegate to Congre.ss In addition, week-day services ABEL*S SER. STA. from the territory from 1871 to were held willi .'),T52 attending in M CoopM St.—Bear ASK YOl^R ROUTEMAN—OR CALL 8537 1875 and lectured throughout the , December as compared with Eat. m i nation on the territory's advan- 5,349 for the preceding month. I The total for week-d.ay services tages. includes 2.500 of the Division per- Hlatorlans report that, while a : sonnet who attended a midnight Congressional delegate, Armstrong wrote to Dr. H. F. Livingstone, I- agent at Crow Creek and a staunch Republican: "Have I any Demo- cratic friends in Buffalo County?” The mail that brought Arm- fe s8>Kiwwii hom e re m a dy to r t U t f o S'Vv'- strong's letter to the agency also Blaerlei of child'* cold brought news of the hanging of two outlaws at Bijou Hills. Living- .tU O O M VfSJJS

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MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN, WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 24, 1961 severiU Scotch songs, accompan- contract calling fur $439,968 in Aids Red Cross Scot Teacher ied by Jimmy McKay st the po^ver iinita. waa awarded to Sor- Post Resigned piano. Tlic door prize was won ensen and Company of Stamford. Cuusuiiiers Green Stamps troduced today speolfiss no amount by Roger Briggs. Other contracts went to, the Given With Cash Sales to be spent now. Sponors said they Tony Obright and Orchestra in Benefit Podges Query Aineriean Braaa O).. Waterbury, Wiq. Hutchison GOP House hoped that despite the BUte’a poor By Falkowski Speaker Here ^ipi^ K c b a rt Award 7 Defease (.'ontreels $49,600 for copper tubing; Vlck- Obituary fiscal condition it would be poe- er.Sj Inc., Watfrbury, $47,660 for i alble to make at least a start on About Nehru’s Passes Awav Gives Poll Row Hartford. Jan. ,24. iiT)—Con- tool acts; the Maxim Silencer j 'limed Here the program, by establishing at Recreation Director No* Efimburgli Woman on Company, Hartford. $201,495 for , least one or tw'o such colleges, necticut firms were awarded sev- diesel exhaust mufflers; the Greist | INVEST designed to give students unable Fiery Speeeh tifies General Manager Exchange Tells Rotary i Deaths To G>minittee en defense contracts totaling Mfg. Co., New Haven, $31,007 for . Gran^ Secretary of Odd to afford college education two- 3994,000 during the week ot Janu- jh iia a lly W hen H it Of Intention to Leave j Of Experiences 1 release mechanisms; the General ' year courses beyond the high ary 11-17, it ha.s been announced Electric Company, •Brldficiior,. Alfred Albeai Fellows Dies at 87 in (CoetiBiied from Page Oee) (Continued from Pege OM) %. Or on the Wilbur school level. Following the regular meeting here. Frank J. Madden. Jr,, man- $67,294 for magnet wlro; the New i IN 1951 Alfred Albeai, of North Oovan- Supporters of the measure said General Manager George H. i ager of the Hartford field office Departure division of General Mo- ' New Haven Elections Committee, hut the ventional armament and that the of the Manchester Rotary club! dm Highway try, died today at the home of his New London and Waterbury would United States has blocked settle- Waddell announced today that he of the United States Department tors Corp., Bristol, $67,835 for i daughter, Mrs. UlUan Locicero of Speaker said he waa doing so be- at the Country club last night of Commerce, ^ald the largest WlUlam . H u tc h is o n ., g r a n d be likely sites for the first Junior ment of Far Eastern questions. haa received the written resigna- hall hearings. i 48 Capen street, Hartford, after a 8 cause the Constitution gives a citi- Colleges, the present W aterbury lltodiw ter Iia4 Ita B n t auto secretary of the Odd Fellows of 2. Declared th a t tw o resolu- tion of John Falkowski as Town Miss Jo^n Low, an exchange , long illness. A farm er, Mr. Albasi zen the right to petition the Legis- Branch of the University of Con- IBU wktn Fraiik Kobart. ConnecUcut for forty-three years, tions adopted by the Senate yes- Recreation ' Director, effective teacher from Edinburgh, Scot- ! tt tliia town, waa klUed at had been a resident of North Cov- lature at any time. nectloit being mentioned particu- entry for the past 30 years. until his retirement in May. 1949, terday on Red China constitute e M arch 31, 1951. land, told of her e;cperlcnces as f.-ta. jraatartay aa he waa died today at his home, 866 Elm “Sfajority Leader Louia Shapiro, larly. complete endorsement of the gov- SAVE TO ^ OFF tlw* Dortlibound lvi6 of Ha leaves another daughter, urging the House to uphold the Mr. Falkowski has served as an exchange teacher In West Mrs. Mary Rodcli of Windsor street. New Haven 11, Conn. Among the bills piling np in the ernm ent’s policy in th.e U nited rWw w iunir Croaa Higliway near Speaker’s ruling, said it was best House were measures which would: Nations. The resolutions urge recreation director for the past Hartford. She took the members Locks; a son, Leonard, of Miami, Born eighty-seven years ago In on a verbal tour of her home town Buckland overpaaa. Driver of Stonehouse, Scotland, Mr. Hutch- to permit the committee to "make Increase from $1,000,000 to $3.- the U. N. to indict the (Jhlnese two and one-half years and during EMPLOYMENT OPPORTUNITIES Fla.; his mother, Mrs. Regina Al- and then through Scotland, telling \ THURSDXy • FRIDAY • SATURDAY , ear waa John Spalding, 48, of ison spent his early life in Man- a fair and hone.tl determination of 000,000 the State’s annual grant Commimists as aggressors end to this time new an-(ime high marks I Dnlon atroet, RockviDe, police baai of Birch Mountain road; two of conditions in that counttry and chester. He was a past grand the m atter.” to towns for the improvement of refuse membership to Red China. were noted in both memberships, Th« W . T. Grant Company offtra you. . . iGt brothers, John of Birch Mountain activities and spectator interest. comparing her school In Edin- road and Philip of Long Island; master of King David Lodge, and He called it a ’’tempest in a tea- dirt roads. 3. Described the United States I tata Polio# quote Bplading aa During his tenure as recreation burgh with the achool in which e Good Starting Salnry s Vneiftlons with Pay* aa] Ing he didn’t aee Retkirt unUl one slater, Matilda Furlanl of a past grand master of the state pot," and aasertec ”I am just as E stablish a »>-etcm of pre.siden- as .sympathetic to a request of she is now teaching. The build- Italy, and eight grandchildren. organization before his appoint- sick and tired of being faced with tial primaries. the Indian government for 2,- director. Mr. Falkowski was em- • Cluuiee for Advanrenu-nt . tN elderly man loomed auddenly ployed during the day at the Ham- ings there arc centuries old wlillc • Light, Pleasant Work COTTON DRESSES GIRLS' COAT SETS ^ la font his car. The accident is The funeral will be hold Satur- the issue as the gentleman from Appropriate $28,040 to the 000,(M)0 tons of American wheat the old once In this country are " " ■* ' Investigated by State Police- day from the Wj P. Quiah Funeral Manchester is.” Cheshire Reformatory to Increase and said the government here is ilton Standard plant in East Hart- Sirs. Ralph Wing • Regtilar Hours s Holiday Pay ford. Last November he was pro- modem compared with those In HU Waiter E. Perkina and Ed- Home, 225 Main atreet, at 8:.’10 Hearing ’Tomorrow the pay of inmates from 15 cents working on a program to be put the old countiy. 42 TO D D I.ER S. Sizes I lo .1 8 T O D D L E R S . Sizen I. 2 a. m. and at 9 o’clock at St. to 25 cents a day, and to provide before Congress. moted to assistant' purchasing • Full Time R orh • Christmas Bonus* Faith of the Hartford Bar- Mrs. Ralph Wing Is Bolton She spoke about* food rationing Orig. 11.98 ...... Jamea’a church. Burial will be at Ingalls contends that some votes uniforms for supervidw and cor- agent for the Hamilton company representative on the Maiichestci 8.99 ia2ik No arrest has been made, cast for him In the November 7 and how she waa awed by our s Part-time Work • Krtlrcmcnl Incomes'* 22 GIRLS’. Sizeft 3 to Rx pending a coroner’s inquest. St. Jamea’a cemetery. rection officers. and this prompted his move to re- ■ com m ittee for the 1951 Red Cros", election, which ended In a tie be- slgpi his recreation position. modem siqier markets with all gUncheater Policeman PeUr Frienda may call at the funeral P erm it Norwalk to issue $17.5,- Bevili Down fund drive which will .start Febrii- ■file foodstuffs available, while at s Convenient Sehedule* • Rest Perioda VRlneN to ,1.98...... 14 C O A T AN!) SI.A( K SETS Stdum was the first officer to ar- home from 'Thuraday evening until tween him and Gladu, were declar- 000 in bonds. $125,000 to build a In his letter of resignation to arv 25 and continue throughout iiome she had to use a ration e Weekly Pay Sizeis R. 7. 8 1C 4141 rtvB at the scene. He radioed head- the hour of the funeral. ed void without cause. Gladu de- municipal garage and $50,000 to Mr. Waddell, Mr. Falkowski paid ) . 5 f a r c h . book to get the few items a)kjw- • t'omfortable Reetrooms ' ^ers and State Police were feated Ingalls In a special election buy scliool sites. With Riieiimoiiia special tribute to the general man- i Mrs. Wing has organized a Orttr. 21.98, 24.98 ...... lO e W cd. Houses there are built of s TUness*—and Accident • Friendly Co-workers led. SUum aald Kebart was held subsequently. Submits Appointments ager, Chief ot Police Herman • corps of volunteer solicitors who I stone and hardly any wood i” Payments lUy croaaing from the west Chairman Erving Pruyn (R-Cole- Governor Lodge has submitted Schnndel anrf Town Engineer i will cover the wide area wliich ia (Continued fron- Page OM) ! u s e d . .18 D R E S S E S . Sizew 7 to 12 ^ A A ft s e n T E E N COATS le east side of the highway Funerals farook) of the contested elections his flr.st appointments for Legisla- James Sheekey for their splendid ' under her charge; and will com- *Beneflts depend upon and Increase Harvey T. King, wlth the clasai- Reg. 8.98. 4.98, .1.98 ...... ^eU U struck. He apparently died committee announced that a hear- tive confirmation. cooperation during the past two bine, In this one campaign, solici- flcatlon of toy manufacturer, wa.» with length of servlre. .Sizes 10 lo 11. Orig. 29.98 19.98 itly. Clarence E. Wrialey ing on the Ingalls-Gladu contest The Republican Chief Executive ed to be forccPAJAMAS ly, Jr., and the body was re- copal church, officiated, and Fred- OOTemor Lodge f . P Pnhitc idsaloner Theodore J. Richard, and ' the age of seven. ■Mved to the W. P. Qulsh Funeral 000 a ywr post of State Public commissioner Lynwood K. piece ori'lieslra will appear on the eLsewhere. The position of recreation direc- .siblp. All defendants w ere ordered ' cal group. MI.SS Esther Gran- one piece with hal eric E. Werner presided at the or- by Judge Cotter to pay damages ; Strom acted as hostess for Miss Works Director. | K,^„re. annual Infantile Paralysis Fund tor in Manchester takes in all ac- TODDLERS, .1 piece Hama gan. Burial was In the Hocka- program Sunday afternoon at the tivities at the East Side Rec on oir $959 to Malone. Low and Mary Provan rendered native of Lithuania, Mr. High Ob List | Lodge thus continued the selec- V. a to Uancfaeeter in num cemetery. East Hartford. state armory. Mr. Obright and School street, the W est Side Rec Sizes 1. 2, 1 ' Sizes t to 4. Reg. 1.98. 2.26 lee# ^ . Bearers were Robert B. Cowles, Although Macy, former Deputy I'on of members of his official fam- After working at the Orford his talented group of nULSlrians on Cedar street, an'’ the Y build- 19M. Herbert F. Cowles, Richanl W. Publlc Works Director of New J y which he began with the re- have played at the past four an- ing on North Main street. ___ ^ eompany for 25 years, he re- Cowles, Carl E. Wliileile, Wydell Yurk City was in Washington to- fi'poinfment of Col. Edward J. They tasted it! They liked It! tted In IMU because of ill health. William S. HutchlaoB nual polio drive sliuws at tlie ar- . ROY.S'. junior t* lo 12 M AA Rood and Spencer Hall. day and could not be reached, at Hickey b» State Police Commls- mory and the group is always COLPOIN Be leaves hie wife and four sons, the ConnecUcut Capitol It was said J oner and the choice of Brig. ^ n . Reg. 9.98 to 11.98 Reg. t.98. 2,26 ... i...... I * 0 7 CHarlee ot East Haven, Frank of ment aa grand secretary and his well received. cArtliur Mrs. Ray Rodenhiils removal to New Haven. He had that he Is high on the list of pos- 3/lHtam Hesketh aa the new SUte Members of the orchestra arc Two Local Firms ^ hlknobeater, Victor of Rockville Funeral services were hold this slbllltlM being studied by Gover- Civil Defense Director. Mirt William Kebart of Opdlfomia. been employed by Cheney Broth- Henry Kopeckl, bas.s tenor; How- ' I I afternoon from White Oaks Chap- ers several years before taking nor*LodKe * - *** P'*Pcunry 1 to com- ard Chace, tenor sax; Vic Du- ' Add to Facilities The funeral will be held at 8:30 el, San Carlos. Calif., for Mrs. Richard H Whitehead of Gull- Plete his appointments, wiOi many “u z e n CtpcHCij the lodge position. h allo, accordian; Ken Hiid.son. I IVIday morning from W, P. Qulsh Grace L. Rodenhuls, wife of Ray ford a consulting engineer and najor posts yet to be filled. piano: Dick Rnnney, drums; I 9ATIIHCI Funeral Home, 225 Main street, Rodenhuis of San Carlos, who died At the grand session of the or- Now they Insist on JUST ARRIVED! der hold in Rockville, May 23. retired P resident of th e New H av- | ------Yamo Pardy, .trumpet, and Two local concerns are making 13 BOYS' COAT SETS Md at S o’clock at St. Bridget’s Sunday, .lanuary 21. The family eir Clock Company, Is said to be I increases to accommodate their' I I 1949. Mr. Hutchison was elected Obright on the xylophone. , 942 Main St. Manchester, Conn. Phainuciit U t min with ckutch. Burial wUl be a t the family lived here for a few years from another leading contender for the "Stevenson’s Highlanders," with | growing buslnesa operations. One. | TEXAS JEANS 1940 on, a t 137 W est C enter to the newly created position of Claim R . J. Smith I l•enastle Prolessionil Pstience . . he plat in St. Bridget’s cemetery. grand secretary emeritus, and job. Joseph on the bagpipes and .son.s. | the Spencer Rubber Product.^ ' .Sizes .1 lo fi- PYiende may call at the funeral street. Mr. Rodenhuls was a sales Othera being mentioned a.«? poa- company on Chapel street, is mak- I nkei ihe time and csre to check Buccordod by Stanley W. Hosmer Dick and Bobby on the drums, will j ' POCKET . UHlALt THdUSdAY. FRIDAY ft SETIlRliir ind re-check each inairuciion Orig. 21.98, 22.98 17.98 8 oz. denim . . sanforized hMne from 3 p. m. tomorrow untU engineer. Bible candidates to head up the Retains His Post also perform. At len.st one other ing a $7,000 addition 34 by 50 Besides her husband, Mrs, Ro- of Torrington. feet, two stories, to its plant, and COMBS he performs cich step w ith pre- hoys’, zip fly . . . girls’, zip side the hour ot the funeral. Mr. Hutchison’s wife was Miss newly created Public Works de- ac t vrill be presented. Old Sunny Bronk I I cision end uimosi care, raiience denhuis leaves three children, Da- the other, the Thomas Oolla gen- Nellie Wales of East Hartford, partment are former State Sena- Robert J. Smith of this town, There will also be a ha.skethall 'W a ^ .X £ e ic C l^ e H C 4 j drug STORE is a pan of the personal respon- vid, Mary Beth and Lois Grace, tor Thomas H. McWlnney, 57- eral contracting business is set- also her father, Fred Ligtenberg who waa formerly a Noble Grand long-term State Welfare Commls- game between the Police and Fire sibility he likes to insure thit boys’ or girls’ year-old Essex contractor and departments. All proceeds will ting up a $6,000 warehouse and your prescription is filled—■ of Corsica, South Dakota, and of Sunset Rebekah Lodge. Mrs. aioner, today waa reported assured Allies Slash Ten former Congressman John McWil- enter the polio fund. construction office, 30 by 40 feel Msetly as your doctor ordered 9 GENUINE COWHIDE .Sizes 2 to 6 ...... 1.98 aeveral brothers and sl.sters. Hutchl.son was a talented artist Yes, folks in Connecticut, ^ ^ in dimension on Broad street MINTS OR " I NAIL CLIPPER and studied both here and in Eu- liams. Norwich contractor and of re-appointment to the post Miles Past Wonju Burial was in Alta Mesa ceme- builder. I which carried a $9,000 salary. Mr. south of the intersection with FRUIT DROPS I AND FILE YOU CAN AlWAVS tery, Palo Alto, (Mlif. rope. Her death occurred in the Middle Turnpike, west. i SKIV ON OUS bo.vs’ or girls’ fail of 1937. Their daughter, Mrs. Seek Fiscal Data I Smith became depvity to Commis- as in 36 other states, find BOMBER JACKETS Frederlc Walcott in 1934 Births Increasing The Spencer firm, engaged in ; PHASMACUr Sizes 8 to 1 4 ...... 2.49 ' (OentUosd from Pegs One) Theodosia Kllborn, and a grand- GOP legislative leaders report- | both commercial and defense ■ 'X T : 2 -7^ M IL 19^ daughter also live in New Haven. and succeeded W alcott after six 2 ed th at they hope to get from years’ service, serving as head of work, haa manufactured rubber i Sizes 8 to 16 Shapely Singer Before the death of his wife, and Gov. John Lodge today a general Deaths Drop Here that Kentucky Mending makes Koree. Flret reports had claimed the State Welfare Department un- bands and other materials since it , AYTINALV Reg. lo 21.98 14.99 teens. Sizes 10 to 18 enemy Jet & ot down but the while their granddaughter was idea of the fiscal policies he will waa started here as a small enter- I 2.98 studying at the Sorhonne, Paris, der t.se several adm inistrations FlRh Air Force later revised Its Denies It All lay down in his budget message. since that time. Manchester's rate of deaths i.s a Mg, Mg ififference! prise during the years of World . MtltTIPLB ^ S-OX. f J l. Mr. Hutchl.son had an opportunity In the words of House GOP A Republican, Commissioner going down and Us rate of births War IT. of visiting his native Scotland. He Lender Louis Shapiro, the leaders ^Setween 16 and 20 MIGS (Continued from Page One) Smith in earlier days served aa se- and marriages is going up. ac- The Colla business is that of , flkahed across the Yalu river and hoped to return and although he want to determine "how the fiscal cording to figures released today CASTORM lectman, representative and state Choice whiskies from Kentucky paving and general construction VITAMINS attacked the American Thunder- traveled extensively in this coun- picture is going to shape up.” senator. by Town Clerk Samuel J. Turk- work and has grown greatly in j Nothing to It, Cugat said os he try and Canada, he never realized "That is Important.” explained (home of the finest ryes and UUMTIVE jets; 'Ihe American planes fought petted Chichi, a Chihuahua dog he ington. The town clerk said this the few years. I deer without damage, as they did his wish for anohter trip to Scot- Shapiro to newsmen, "so that we morning that birth-s recorded in bourbons) are combined with grain had given Abbe on her 19th birth- land. 2boW »* tniasday when the swift Thunder- as le^slators can know how we Manchester, plus those occurring neutral spirits for O ld'Sunny day. Following the death of his wife, are going to fit into the picture No Clues Found 33' jd s shot down three and possibly "Abbe and I had planned to go out of town, but to Manchester Brook’s lighter, tastier blend. Folks It ffn- MIGS and damaged three Mr. Hutchison invited his sisters, from the standpoint of raising ad- parents, to tal 1,021 for 1950 W'e/pzeea to a midnight horror movie after Miss M ary and Miss^ C hristina ditional revenue, if that becomes here tried it—like it! You will, too! About Town others. we’d finished playing at the hotel. To Missing Man ag ain st 1,066 in 1947 the "big" Opt Allen J. Gilbert was cred- Hutchi.soq, long-time residents of necessary.” y ear and 971 In 1949. AMMONIATED "I went to her room and waited Pine street, this town, to make Cub Scout Pack 2 plana to hold 1 with damaging one MIQ Wed- while she changed—in the bath- Lodge, one of his aides an- The total includes births to out TOOTH PASTEi day and Capt. Richard T. Ruth- their home with him, and they nounced, summoned the leaders to Police have as yet received no of town residents which took an auction at its meeting Friday PHIIUPS room—from her heavy, sequinod have continued to do so since. Try the whiskey that’s evening at seven o’clock at the Twin Pocktgt ford was credited with dsmag- costume to a sports dress," Cugat meet with him at 1 p. m. today. clue to the disappearance of place here, so not all of the new- IzH two. Both are from Austin, Miss Mary Hutchison was a noble Apparently, a discussion of the C harles F. M artin, 75, a form er comers are set to be Manchester Second Congregational church. It 79t Vs/ue MILK of told reporters, ' ia hoped that toe parents of the Tkx. Neither claimed to have In- Abbe, sipping a coke, confirmed grand of Sunset Rebekah Lodge, state’s finances was the chief top- local auto mechanic who vanished residents it was pointed out. Nev- \ \ and frequently accompanied her Cuba 'Will attend this meeting in fSded any damage in Tuesday’s Cugat’e version of the incident. ic on the agenda. eight weeks ago. Martin worked at ertheless, the growing total 59' MAGNESM ~ a t U a . brother to meetings here and in The General Assembly will get L. T. Wood for aeveral years and points up Manchester's education- support of the Cubs' efforts to ’I heard . commotion," the other Connecticut towns. Siin n y B book raise funds for future Cub Scout waj. Gen. Earle E. Partridge, shapely singer added. "I held my Lodge’s budget message on Feb- also at the Town Garage. al facility needs it was stated. S:....39«l Air Force Commander, said Funeral services for Mr. Hutch- ruary 1. Reports have been cur- BRAND activities. Others caring to attend sequin dress in front of me and Anyone who has seen Martin Deaths last year were 276 Johnson Bros. I eneay Jets have been destroyed, ison will be held in New Haven rent that the size of his budget this meeting are also welcome. opened the bathroom door. One of within the past two months la ag ain st 323 in 1949. Thi.s total . RENTwan' obably destroyed or damaged Friday, with burial in Center will necessitate some increase in asked to contact police. also Includes out of town resi- *’’ns«ev-A ttt** ■tioe the Ruasian-made planes first the men dragged me from the batli- cemetery. East Hartford, beside existing taxes,* especially the sales The Holy Innotenls Mothers room but 1 was covered all the his wife. The missing man Is five feet, dents who died here and Manches- i^Trril in the. Korean War last tax and business tax. five inches in height and weighs ter people who died el.sewliere. 6 3 9 0 Circle will meet tonight at eight 39c I j time," she said. o'clock at the home of Mrs. Ches- MINERAL OIL 1. R svemhet. State Faces Extra Costs 140 pounds. He has gray hair and M arriages in 1950 w ere 402 4.5 qt. NOW AT SAVINSSI ONT M m g glasses when last against 394 In 1949, the total in- street. ■ B viod, he said, were five. No Evidence Yet last week that the state must be seen. He was attired in dark cluding those in town witli local tablets On the ground, a band of 500 cents” .45 prepared to face an "extra fiscal clothing. and out of town residents, and Charles J. Butler of the Pine- BetOMoT 1000 rl Be women showed seven miles "She is Just trying to embarrass burden" during the next biennium *1 pt. tannette m uth of Yongwol with a Red Ko- me in my career,” Miss Lane said. Of Gas Price War hurst Grocery has moved from 4-OX. Six* beginning July 1. Broad B ^ k to 8 West Middle n an fires erf 1,600 troops. "Her only purpose in such an in- In advance of the conference in KENTUCKY WHI SKEY- A I I ENO • 14 MOOF • i)% IIAIH NtVlliT. ANTI SEPTI C A tank led patrol pushed within cident Is to break us up. Mr. Cugat Turnpike in Manchester. BAY i31' Despite reports of a gasoline the governor’s office, both houses triim • iHE oii.iusNF.iiooi leiiivuii. iiiTiCRti POWBEN ai« mile of Hoengaong, 10 miles and I plan to be married after the price war now being in effect in devoted nearly all their time to n >rth of W onju on the central divorce has been cleared up.” The annual meeting of the Cen- RUM Cubic-Foot Manchester, practically all deal- receiving more bills. te r Congregational church svill be 98' fl ont. Abbe w'as named In Lorraine’s ers have maintained their pre-gas Friday of this week will be the 'nils ia the farthest northward divorce suit as one of six women held tpirig[ht In Woodruff ball at 2?c Modol war prices on both regular and last day for the introduction of 7;30. Annual reports, election of HINIOE PILLS B Ivmnce since the probing attacks Cugat had afTairs with in New hi-test ga-s. bills. TR.AJ)ITI0N.AL ser v ice for S GENERATIONS officers and many important “WORTHMOar’. BOTTLC OF 100 (Lindt D .. 17' iUSTRITE k gan in the central front. Hoen- York. A survey of stations In town In the "-Democratic - controlled Items of business w*ill be discussed. g long is about the same distance Last September, the once-divorc- today disclosed that only a few Senate, that party continued to cl eaner ■ uth of Parallel 38 as Seoul, South All members and friends of Cen- ed band leader, lost an attempt to were offering regular gas at lesa offer proposals advocated by For- ter church are urged to attend. K irean capital which fell to the have Oallfomla cou'ts set aside than 25.9. "I^e gas .w ar price for mer Governor Chester Bowles with Box el S4 B iOm Jan. 4. an order granting Lorraine $2,000 regular was 23.9. So-called "circus the Introduction of a bill setting A meeting of the SAcred Heart ABSORBINE'JR. 88c $( monthly temporary alimony pend- type" signs were not In view by up a State Junior College program. Mothers Circle will be held at the COTTON REOULAM S 1 .2 B SIZE (Limit 1).... ing trial of her divorce suit. They motorists advertising gasoline at SHOP UNCOLN'S FOR EXTRA SPECIAL The program would be financed home of Mrs. Matthew Moriarty, J*ia Tk* Fiia . . lots Vanish, were m arried in 1947. less than 25.9 per gallon. I by a Imnd issue, but the bill in- Q-TIPS m JA N U A RY SALE VALUES! 131 P ark street, tom orrow eve- ning at eight o'clock. CANASTA G.I. Joe Pays 29' Niyklt lMk$ S-*x.Blxx Roys' A thkH e .5 daughter, Cau*ol Ann, was Phi k Nt $6 the first sign of a COLO bom at the Hartford hospital |5certssrf, 1 II SPIRITS I (Continned tran Page One) Monday’ to Mr. and Mrs. Norman UtiM sa^ n /u . I ” IJtke of 34 Bliss street. East MEFRW So crisp, springy. CAMPHOR <^b, had made a profit of about Shirts and Shorts Hartford. They have a eon, Rob- t»,.89 ’ gJO.OOO a month on the slot ma- ert Allen, age 2 1-2. Mrs. U tk e Is 16*ez. Box Soothes rough skin. i YAKUTS etocs and the money was used to The Price of Dreams . . . Plans for the Of fine combed cotton. Smalt, the former Anna Demko, daugh- 27' the costs of entertainment. MOTH ter of Mr. and Mrs. Michael Dem- Thom’s JW ....39 Bht he added that he believes the future come high today—yet they are Medium and Large. ko, of 21 Trumbull street. l 4dd entertainment program is BALLS LAXATIVE Effective S5 ms. essential to base morale and wel- , The Holy Ghost Mothers Circle PELLETS not all ont of reach. Many of them (iw ifTIO N , » lohlel,” Will have a meeting Friday eve- 27‘ 'ieHlt O Q c Obeyed New Law may be realised if your Savings Account 3 for $1.00 ning at eight o’clock at the home e/dO . O tT Ts*Bayer -The Blot machines were ordered TstrToM/ of Mrs. William Oabbey. 63 Union Costed Issstive. aspirin olf the base, he explained, after has not been neglected. Insure street. wiobisf,.. PT. VACHVM CbiBgreaa enacted a law banning ^ ^ciouj 1 NOTTLE TABLETS , ' - o o J e , tlem from interstate commerce. Arthur Leduc of Edmund street 'Oeneral Gates said the money Roys' Gloo PkiM the w'sa severely burned about the y/m f//vs RESISTAB, U toblete ______43 X’...59< rdcelved from the ahows probably You may have talent and determina- face, chest and hands while work- vdUl go to the Airmen’s Club—a Wool Trousers ing on machinery at Work Satur- Plisiic cup-top. chib set up strictly for GI’s at the tion but will jfou not,also need money day at Holmes, Talcott company Held. It Is comparable to the Of- Sizes ( to 12. .9tmaf dubs in military poaU, of- in Hartford. He is now a patient fM ng veilooa forma of recrea- to realize thoM dreams? at the Hartford, hospital. He is tlea. C married and hits two children. GIRLS’ Patricia and George. •There are 10,000 men at the L— bkse, indudlng 6,000 GI’s. Month- __ LI Q U ORS dues of $ 1 are paid by each Systematic saving becomes an im- Wins $959 Demagee ^~Y§or Pnt§eH§M Man aber of the club which Gates DRESSES OUhta. OUftan Beyle/ Guckenheimer $th2.89 he organised himself a year portant part of practically everyone’s H artford, Jan. 24 —(iP)—Two M f0M48S— Of fine count Broadcloth.. with n See our many newly styled families have been held responsi- THIAMIN COD LI VER B CoRi pl ex 6n Any SphtUun Orel or ffectef Paul Jones stb3.45 ’e borrowed money to set the life if they are to attain their dreamt"- BcautifuL dainty pastel mountings . . . In platinum, ble for the actions of a Collie dog IE VILIIIt which injured an elderly man In an CHLORIDE Finr vp," he added. ‘‘Ilien we had shades, in sizes S to 6x. OIL. Cipwles ATOMIZEN rid of the slot machines, so their plans for the future. * s m a r t 18k white gold or 14k yellow attack In 1949. Common Pleas 25me.. 0 3 9 Full 4 39 Botl/e 0 3 1 TkaraiMfttr Seagrams 7 mb 3^90 Court Judge John P. Cotter, In a 100^ . . . 4k"“ pint .... I THRIFIMASTER REFRKEIMmKI SYSTEM had to be done to keep gold. p/tOO . . A — SpIp 42$ t»P- IVew six page memorandum of decision i* . .89' prieerf , . 1 * “ Imperial $ui3.49 .yesterday held that Hyman and PUB pB^BIBl ts«iM TM M TBUftlWI. Lb|fBM Bail Adjustibicepny CtrryingeeM. -\nn Steinberg of Hartford, and $' Mounting Easy Payments Invited Mrs. Rebecca p, Bercowets of Schenleys $tk3.90 Bloomfield were Jointly responst* teem Leratoe ■leg WUUaae'e JOHNSON BROTHERS •ulTown $ 4-*x,Slx* * ble for the dog’s action. The Stein'* BARBASOL ELECTRICAL CONTRACTORS RegwIeHy $2.4f bergs gave the dog to Mrs. Ber- iPoUrdcr OMce «UI "mOgb- Listerine Scotch 80.4.29 Aford Oreoce this cowetz in March, 19AM but the dog SHAVE 1063 MAIN STREET MANCHBSm iHM-sisted in rctuntlng to the Stein* Punt (onU h pert ot the berg home, the court said. On one Antiseptic CREAM Old 48 Wines $« 69c Saviii^ Bankov MdHcliestei' of theae viaite, toe dog ran at I With ALL I^ U L A R BEER8 James C. Malone, a 71-year-old coupon tiW - 7 9 c heve reeetvad A MUTUAL SAVIAGS DAHK JEWELERS . . . . . SILVERSMITHS SINCE 1900 bartender, and caueed Malone to 39® REPIUGERATED B. Bine li e fall breaking a bone In his left (Limit 2) Ailv^rtise in The Herald— It Pa^B Hoepltai 985 MAIN STREET ...... MANCHESTER an Depoells la TUa Baak Are OaaiMrteed le Pall Bjr The LINCOLN’S Wrist Malone brought auit against Ud his fom- Sevinge Benke’ Deposit flaareety Pend af Teenerftnil, lee. i^reet S99 MAIN STREIT SHERIDAN RLDG. * IN HARTFORD AT PRATT AND MAIN T •; ■fl, ’ , / ,

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MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN.. WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 24, 1061 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN, WEDNESDAY, .JANUARY 24. 1961 PAOl "SO T fO U B lE B H those Who had worked » diligent- SiS«ft!PliiiartTaitii«hr ly for the asqoclaUon in 1960. Mrs. Robeit 0>e, Council Pro- Girt gram Committee member, spoke _ ^ iUi to the leadera about the Juliette am m y ^Garden Grove Turn Back Laurels^ to 62 Scout lo w Birthday party." She Tequeat- ed that leaders speak to troops trikes SPARE News during February about the penny -(CAUSCD BY eOLOt) boxee to be filled and decorated for W.BKm’s Laaea. BIoodrood ...... 84 81 *0 the party. Mrs. Gordon Todd, camp poTUBsm must be good when thou- H.nsrd Ludwaplaz (I) T Col# 108 10 Victory Starved firemen committe member, la registering sands upon thousands of doctors Tourtniot ...... *1 *7 S* I K1 r o U . 87 May’ Call 4F Athletes RivoSa and Gaudino Susan Luettgens. a Brownie re- leaders to help at camp this aum- have prescribed It for so many years. re.f* ...... »S ta M 275 NeUon 104 105 A* porter from 'Troop 30 rfenda us pcRTnssiN acts at once not only to re- ('r.nd.ll 25 Hi 104 803 mer. Leaders willing to help will lieve such coughing but also ‘loosens Tot.la ...... 458 472 442 1272 Hire Falkowaki to Coach thta bit of news. "One of our receive remuneration and special Morton ...... 08 104 83 286 leaders, Mrs. Case, knowa some phlegm’ and mokes it easier to raise. Cowie...... _86 *4 »1 »71 84. dam #. No. I (4) training, .-tefreshment committee Zboray ...... 86 82 For Limited Service Defeated the past two years people In England. We hre go- Safe for both old and young. Pleas- Pace Scoring Attack bage raw whenever possible. In- for February is Mrs. Tom Moriey, ToUto ...... 453 500 478 1426 P. Reilly ...... 88 110 tbs Pollctmsn, the powers to be ATTRACTIVE HOUSE DRESS- golden brown. Serve »t ing to send a scrap book filled It. Lup.cchlno . . . . . 129 108 Roses numerable cold' salad dishes can Versatile Topper chairman, Mrs. Russell Stevenson, Alldrugston^ ^PERTUSSIN^ T.w. Motor, ill behind tbs Fire Department boa- Sa •Urt In price at only $2.98 at while «tUl piping hot Birds with pictures of ourselves over to Toil ...... 81 lao 87 288 J. Reilly ...... /...... 120 112 kstball team announced laat night New B om * ------fQY be made from this vegetable. a woman she knows anu she will Mrt. Francis Larson and Mrs. Gor- M. C ow lf...... SO — 79 159 J. Lupocchlno ...... 84 83 Not Only Athletes But Report RccelTcd Sanday’s Large*! Crowd of Year tlM w y pleaaani new wiop j ------don Todd. Sharpshooter that a new coach has been secured * « ^ n « appared at all age-levels baBY FURNITURE ... the give It to a Brownie.leader In Eng- Murr.v ...... 88 104 87 292 for Sunday’s all Important game Cage Gam* M«y Be Fi$«d The n«rv DUTCH BOY INSIDE land. We hope to receive letters Fine suggestions for Valentines niftz ...... 62 lOf W 273 Total* 510 610 534 1554 Men from All Walks Walche* Firs! Place _4JN0 0 UN’S. at 599 Main Street. . . the best . . . the rongFLlx ...... 8;( 87 90 2»>0 againit the Cops. Johnny Falkow- Sblorful prints, buttoned down the quality selection right here PAINT la available at the McGlLL- from them. We are also making day were brought to the meeting LOUIS L FOSTER O f Life Classified ki, coach of Nasslffs' Eastern Battle in Bee Loop; CONVER8E COMPANY. 646 by Mrs. Stanley Baldivln, Mrs. Ilolnin ...... — 84 — 84 Fire Commissioner Andy front for convenience, with henoy at KEMP’S. INC.. 763 Main bookmarks to send with the scrap Yaworakl .. League team will guide the Anaaldt and Patrolman Goorge poAets, come In regular and halt street. Famous brand names you Main street. Living up to the es- book and hope it will get to Eng- John Knudson, Mrs H. R. Pres- Totals 484 501 429 1366 Z.rriatowakI 4F May Be Affected Smoke-eetere Sunday afternoon at Eagle* Down Studio tablished reputation of outside land in time for World Thinking MrCaughey of tho Pollco De- up'to 44. You’ll enjoy mak- perfect construction hr cott, Mrs. Joseph Frey, Mrs. Wholesale Plocharciyk the armory. The oonteat will be partment were reported dls- tag this new acquaintance! every detail . . . the answer/to paint, the new product Is as rslls- Day." Robert Barbero and others. Re- Maoeheater Radiator <4Ji .MunIckI .. . part of sn Infantile Paralysla Deptula .... By John Choidler russthg Sunday’s 'annual •- ' ^V6ry baby dream. Do ahoo'^to** ble as It is good-looking. Of special freshments were served by Mrs. BychOl."kl Asoocioted Preaa Sporta Writer Fund program. March of Dimes basketball PURE SILK PRINTO W ; „,„rfow for your Baby Fupftiture interest la theii SPARKLING Brownie Troop 27 Is busy mak- Harold Larson, M- . Edmond Ltt...... FalkowekI, veteran coach of lo- Garden Grove .. . FRUIT AND Beiz.'haki Total., ...... MiS 630 617 1660 Professional and amateur ath- game between the Poll re and SPRING DESIGNS are spirit-lift- ; t,„y . . take a long time WHITE PAINT which Is non-yel- ing small picture books from old ancey and Mrs. Vemer Nylin. ' Nt. B rld .ri’a No. I (3> cal tfSibs and the mastermind be- Laurels ...... Kane ___ letea got implicit notice today Firemen over a cup of coffee srs In the Cheney display. The . to pay . . . or lay awpyawa for de- lowing-pure in color and quality greayng ...cards. These picture T.nras II. LaCImiiolle hind the pace' selling Nasalff five yesterday. Ragles*,-^,...... lovely fabric, as distinctive **' In i livery when you want/It for both inside paint work and books wlir provide hours of enjoy- Tr(x>p 36 had an investiture W ItkuwakI . from Defense Secretary George in the professional circuit, promla- Charter Oaks ... R. I.aCliapcIl* The conversation, 'Us report- quality as In the myriad atlrac- outside, from walla to boats and ment for little children in nearby ceremony recently, when .loan Farr PRODUCE Total.* .. . . 615 alb 476 1501 Marshall that dF*# probably will ei hla charges will break Into the ed. Included the word ’’fix.’’ American Legion Uve patums, comes In "your” col- ( arUoa A C u. (0 ) C. Abraltla .. . MODERN DINEII^E SETS have fumltii/re. There are all colors In hospitals. waa Invested Into the troop. Cup- V. Abraltla ... win coUimn for tho flret tlm* in McCaughey is co-coach of the Herm’s Studio ... ors at most reasonable prices at ( ‘U-lhll.g . 07 95 sr, 'jsi I find themselves drafted In the thr annusi lerlei Sunday. In two everything that /one could ask — the nevy Dutch Boy In Interloc cakes were fumishet; by Mrs. Farr 282 NO. MAIN ST. Tuppiti*: ... Tfi 9.^ 171 ' Policemen and Ansaldl is the the CHENEY BROTHERS REM- lieauly, durabMlty, and c a s e in Total...... 547 527 558 1627 present emergency if the necessity previous games, the Coppers tri- I.,ed by the great all around gloss and semi-gloss. The training committee held a and games were played by the PHONE 2-2846 rhapmnii . . . «.'• 101 Firemen’s No. 1 (financial i NANT SALESROOM. rare — at the MANCHESTER meeting Ipst w’eek and outlined p. .. 101 10H 9:( -III .05 demand#. umphed. playing of Joe "Gazelle" Young girls. McCarthy r hacker. FLOOR C^ERING COMPANY, tentative program for the coming I’ i r k e y ...... 97 107 91 295 : North Methodlal No. 1 (8) If inducted, Marshall said, the Ed Kovis. long a top-flight eag- and the aharp shooting of John A new shipment of (XIMBED lirown ...... 90 104 15 Meanwhile, both training Next time you make Waldorf 721 Maliv'Street The genuine For months. There will be a 16-hour Thcrrlrn ... — 83 — 88 men could be used in non-combat er, will make his debut with the camps are being carefully su- RIvosa, Gua Gaudino and Red salad, add a little prepared horae- mica ^ l e tops (extension type! YARN JERSEYS FOR BOYS! basic training course for leaders L'ruBSen ...... 112 124 102 Red-coats. Hippo fiorrenti and Qavello, the Garden Qrovs Catar- AND GIRLS to worth seeing for Totnl* .. 459 497 456 1413 U. A. Chappell ...... 89 91 111 duty, thus relieving more of the pervised by boys from the radish to the aalad dreasing that comc.-m B wondrous choice of col who have not received a certiAcate .Magnuaon ...... ’. 138 101 87 physically fit for the fighting Harold Gear will he hark, as will D.A.’s office. ara took over eole possession of goea over the apples and celery. ors^rose, red. green, blue, yellow, both looks and price at the MONT-1 (or this course. This course will B, Chappell ...... '... 120 85 108 Charlie Parclsk. Burt Smith is a first place in the Rec Senior bas- OOMERY WARD COMPANY. Hdye You A Prlneeaa h ea liora .4 I'D - - . — ------front. gnly—unadorned or ornamented start on March 29 at the Girl Peretto ...... 94 86 newcomer to the sqi'sfi- Only ten ketball league last night as they gifts for "BIG GIRL” Jersey# (slses 7 to Totnl* ...... 569 630 623 1622 The question arose at a session SEftVICEMEN (or vHth decorative bouquets. Com- Scout office. Phllllpa ...... 88 92 players will be carried. fought their way to a hard earned fpr any men) are chosen for good fortable cushions on seats and 14) are *.98 In solid white or The work shop will meet In Feb- Sewer Disposal Problem? Ceotpr rcB zresslieasI (l> of the House Armed Services Com- coaches Flea McCaiighey and victory over the La^rela, 67 to 62. Beebe ...... 9,8 81 121 101 321 l o ^ and laatlM aatisfaction at pastels; *1.10 in bright horlcantal Meintoah ...... 88 •^S Leslie ...... » mittee in Washington yesterday Buck Bycbolaki of the Police team backs of chnlrs match the table ruary, at which time leaders will Steckel ...... 114 98 89 301 H m larfsst crowd of the season FATHER'S AT 'ITIE CENTER. In Brogan ...... 96 88 when It wa# recalled that many top or echo It In a different tone stripe*; and *1.29 In colorful up- be able to learn new games. In illlinnkl ...... 105 105 106 316 promise that they will keep the Local . witnessed the game. a wide price ranjge. Identification of the same color. Triple-plated and-down stripe# that resemble March they will have progressive CONSULT A SPECIALIST! 138 86 297 athletes who failed to pass selec- score down. MeiJaughey, while dl- John FsIkowskI ...... 464 437 436 1337 SaslrlA ...... 86 Norm Burke started the scoring bracelets of Sterilng SUyer are chrome frames are designed In training, covering nature and the McKlNNEY BROS. SEWAGE DISPOSAL COMPANY rotal* .... MaiKoH ...*• ...... 88 123 M J 97 tive service physical examination# Al Peterson rrrtlng traffic at the Oenter, said. r.mbroldery. Jemeye for Uny tota, Nerth Ead Sods Hhuppe (S) Sport Orith a foul shot and after the gS.86, Including tax, with others period" or modem lines. A damp alscs I to 4, with button shoulder, out-of-door# in the spring. The 88 L>72 were deferred in the last war. ”Wo don’t want to make tho Fire- 130-132 Pearl Street, Manchester, Connecticut Rvfniski ...... 84 100 602 1572 Grove lost pussassion of the ball at hliriiach FalkowskI of the By Earl Yo» team ahead. But baskets by and up. Watch bisiceleta, tie clips dado ...... M 114 90 292 Noren ...... 1*5 137 130 402 Friday night at the armory Firemen heard this, he burned. blows. eslves. dates for the work shop will be • SEWER LINES INSTALLED AND PLUGGED...... »5 rt 95 277 ing system now I# under discus- RIvoea and Oaiidlno opened up for afid cuff links Aie other sugges- jerseys at *.98 picturing either the Gill ...... — 77 — 77 L. Anderson against Nnsslffs In an Eastern Although he wouldn’t offer any lione Ranger—with a aeparate announced. There will also be A. Andemon ...... 93 *0 131 314 sion. Only time will tell. tha Caterers and when the first tions. The average person turns In his week-ends at camp for outdoor SEWERS ELECTRICALLY CLEANED ...... 63 111 190 338 League game. badge included—or a gay ranch Total* ...... 428 471 444 1343 K. Anderson Although It was not specified. Halfway mark In the Eastern quarter ended the rhampa had a sleep everj’ IS minutes, accord training during the spring. The Carlion ___ ...... 95 M 39 379 Peterson, pa«sessor of a Kan scene. Dungarees to go with the • DRAINAGE DITCHES AND DRY WELLS IN- Pentagon officials later made it Itnsketball I.,eague wa* reached by 25 to 16 point lead. In this peri- Toth* qualities of LIT- Ing to researchers. They say this training committee consists of rii.rr h I.ea|ue Goodwin type one-hand push shot, Nanaiffa laat Sunday . against the shirt* are *1.39 In 1 to 6 alxea and STALLED ...... 4*0 530 575 1595 plain that if It was decided to draft od Gaudino. Young and Rivosa -5IJB Y lE SHOES la added is the reason the demand for twdn Mrs. Herbert McKinney, chairman. TotAl* ...... is among the leading scorers in Bristol Tramps at the armory. The *1.98 in 7 to U„ for boys or girls. Sta.diaz Soatk Mathadlat Na. 2 (1) the 4F’a, not only athletes but men Unbeaten Weaver High rippled the cords for 24 of the 25 cm in m ung at MAR< beds has Ihcreased 80 per cent Miss Eyaline Pentland, M lu Gert- L. Pet. the league. Other name per- tncala captured ten declelons and ______SHOE DEPARTMENT. • SEPTIC TANKS AND CESSPOOLS CLEANJ^D. Clark ...... 103 88 16 from all walk# of Ilf# would b# point*’. For the boy in green and since the war. rude Llddon, Miss Emily Kissman, Biiuuuiel Lutheran 22- .494 LoOmii ...... 1 0 9 100 » formers with the Howards will be dropped five i(am4a. Ninirra hold A little cinnamon placed In the WATERPROOFING OF CELLARS affected. Tom Tolan, Red Powers, Vie Han- white dependable Burke kept hta ^IhAPpedal features of easy lesth- By Mrs. Anne Cabot 8675 Miss Jessie Hewitt and Miss Bt. Jamea’a No.' 2 .. Haugh ...... 83 100 100 Blender helf-game margin over mates hnoes alive with seven / roomy toe, cloee arch and bal- CUFF BRACELETS are Impor t.«vely bluebirds and softly water while cooking oatmeal will 10-20 Emily Smith. No. Methoiliit No. 1 Sp«-ed ...... 82 117 111 Officials of major league base- son, Johnny Miehscls and Tommy FOR PROMPT SERVICE CALL MANCHESTER 5308 So. Methodlat No. 1 . ball and football immediately gave Plays Intdians Tonight rithe second place Meriden Pros In markar* beaidaa playing a ter- heel will nravent develop- tant adommenta because of the shaded pink rosea embroidered In impart a pleasing taste. Johnaon ...... 110 100 114 Gibbons. the standings. of foot nwiblea—If the By Sue Busnett St. Jiunea'a No. 1 ... full support to the proposal, many In the last meeting between the rific game controlling the back- short or push-up sleeve fashion. At cross stitch make a handsome Do you have your tickets for the 38 34 boards. Going Into the second art fitted with the friendly An. important Iteifl In your spring St. John’i ...... Totals 504 527 524 1659 of them pointing out that the ath- two teams, Torrington set a MATHER’.S AT THE CENTER chair set to use In your home or to The PINE PHARMAtTY. 694 annual dinner? We hope you are Center Congoa ...... 37 36 stansa, Fred Booth started to find patience and exactness you'll ap- are especially attractive cuff bra- give aa a gift to a friend on a spe- tailored topcoat • that goea with planning to bring your husbands. lete# thamselves would prefer such league record In winning, 100 to George Veitch is now vacation- O ntcr Btre74 school basketball teams, undefeat- shooting at the charity Una with V ain Street. Gala "hearta and hTYT-ON MARQUISETTE In 4S” mailing, In colna your name, ad- trim. of Girl Scouts are welcome. Nerth Methaditt Na. 3 (t) Donahue ...... 95 106 N 396 men from 19 through 2S years Decide to Fold ing tha "Iron rOd”. There’* a free Find Aid chart of 96 96 298 ed Weaver High of Hartford, wlM five for five plus two twin mas- flowera” ornament greetings, in width makes the Ideal wdndow dress and the Pattern number to For this pattern, send 25c plus Tyler ...... -96 Fagan ...... 86 106 84 279 age, and exempt* veterans of Dr. Ray Mozzer, local dentist, is common ailments and treatment*. Hanna ...... 121 96 101 ;U6 display its talents tonight nt the Before hit North Carolina State ters as the Caterers fo r tha first aantlments that range from sincer- curtains. Sheer for beauty and for Anne Ctobot. The Manchester Eve- 5c.$$r first-class mailing, in coins, O’NelU ...... 100 98 98 291 World War Il^ ^ d married men pasilng out cigars once again after ity to humor, with all aorta of spe- A huge, complete General First All leaders who can possibly Sullivan ...... 112 97 100 309 Jim McConvlIle. . ...107 93 126 335 New York, Jan. 24—(/P)-- The Armor)' against Manchester High. basketball five took the floor time In the game,^ ran up a ten admitting light, the marquisette ning Herald. 11.50 Ave. Americas, yoUr name, address, size desired, 286 dependents. Rosters of most the arrival of a daughter to Mre. cial relationahlpa included. Among Aid Kit Is *11..50 and an Emergen- take the First Aid course are Chappell ...... 105 85 96 ___ only solemn looking guy observed Main game starts at 8:30 follow- against Virginia Tech last night, point lead to eass the pressure Is amar.Ingly durable, easy to New York 19. N. Y. and the Pattern Number to Sue ThB hccMilines say the "w a r" is on, Bonham ...... 106 111 116 333 of the professional clubs are Mozzer at Manchester Memorial with the score being 55 to 48. the gay Valentines for (dilldren are cy Kit Is »6.5C. They have all separ- urged to do so. It will be Invalua- Total! ...... 503 479 ai 1493 at the Baseball Writers' dinner ing a preliminary between the Case admonished the 8.000\specta- make tip. and simple to launder Needlework Fans— Anne Cab- Burnett, The Manchester Evening ble to you In your troop as well ockad with players who saw rival jayvee teams at 7; 15. tors present to /follow the golden hospital laat Monday. Ray Is a lAiaralB Come Book many which the young folk can ate equipment from Band-Aid ad- The price of gas is failing...... 540 436 509 1534 for Tommy Henrich the other beeause II dries so fast and re- ot’s big new album la here. Dosens Herald, 1150 Ave. Americas, New aa your home life. If you missed Total! ...... Bac Laaaaa rvlce in the lost war, are 36 or I Two weeks ago In Hartford, rule in their behavior. former Fordham University foot- But the boys from across tbs nuke thamaclvea. Valentine eeals qiilrea so little pressing. The mar- hesive pads to roller gauze, sterile Soon even guys with twenty cents Zlam Lataeraa (21 Pait Offire stockings source of vitamins and minerals. Old stockings make excellent 8l. Gforge ...... Ill Brooklyn pitcher, outfielder Joe can be important money, but even taller oppo.sing players. Caiollna In 1941. The team total high. ehmamon. Spread outside sur- good Ideaa in Sterling or plate .loe Benson, custodian at th# ar- of proper sire. To give toes room To get the full beneAt of Its valu- shoe bags (or the traveler. Con certainly suffice 461 491 1416 hia own big minor league haa been The local record against school- of 114 topped N. O .Ht.ite's prevt- In the first game which alfo faces with soft butter or mar- are bent apoon.i. teething rings, The Brownie Leaders’ Associa- Total* Tola:* ... 500 490 1493 Adcock and Pitcher H.erm W'eh- mory, lin* found a boys' khaki in which to stretch out, a stocking able nutritive content, eat cab- tion held its annual election meet- meier of the Cincinnati Reds; hit bv military inductions.. "Not boy opponents stands at five wins ouH mark of 103 set earlier this was a tliiiller, the Burnside garine and grill In a hot skillet rattles, napkin rings.and round To old our locol March of Dimes coat with a plaid lining. Ov. ner Eagles ekerl nut a cloae victory WTilrl-O-Wave Curlers, which ing recently at the Girl Scout of- Teai#le Bath Sholom

u\ 100 every day a few names come Into night's game, the locals will have N. C. State (18-21. ranked may call for the coat at the ar- over the hard luck Herm's Studio, fice. The following slate of ofti- Sox pitcher; Cass Michaels, Wash- 8.5 f o 81. now a part of the highly Im- cers was elected: President, Mrs. sNadipf ...... 9H lifl’ii’ i fio ington Senators second sacker; the league office,” he sighed. five games remaining. One-half eighUi nationally in this week's ' mory. The piece of clothing was proved RICHARD HUDNUT (300D-LOOKING ANKLETS In ...... fi" Pkradino a of the remaining game* must be Associated P ic s* poll, has a !)-() lo.*t Inst Sunday, ’Th” Eagles had alx men that a large variety of colors. Includ- Robert Barbero; vice president, W€lM ...... 90 103 1 Duniiny Mickey Jdantle, rookie shortstop Entlrel.v Sane HOME PERMANENT. A reAII Mrs. Gordon Todd; secretary, Mrs. victories or the Indiana will be on mark In the conference. hit the double figures with Ray ing. of course, the popular white, Cohen ...... 106 96 1 going south with the New York Just after the NCAA yoted the McKenna and Red Leonard each kit with 40 ^llI length Whlrl-O- John Farr; treasurer. Mrs. Vemer Sanity Code out of existence, the the outside looking in when play Caae apparently took the flixrr i A total of *7.40 was collected by are most "hargain-mlnded” when Totals .... 443 513 486 1442 Yankees; Eddie Kazak, St. Louis starts In the ann\ial Class L State Wav curlers and tO for short ends Nylin, 'rhe Advisory board chair- ToU l* ...... 489 615 517 1531 Cardinals third baseman; ,and University of Dayton basketball is *3.00 at the WELDON DRUG thev are priced at three pairs for MethpUlnt Nn. I (Si Tournament In March at New while Ltov'l Jarvis and "Snap” Buster Brown says, onlv *1.26 at the CHENEY man Is Mrs. Ray Funk and the Ad- Pro Baskrtboll at a Oloooe pitcher Jim Pearce of Washington. team was playing a home game COMPANY. visory board volunteer la Mrs. Perkins ...... 99 8 Haven. erahle booing Saturday while the | *1* Fund Drive. Other local bowl- Server also tied for scoring hon- BROTHERS REMNANT SALES- I Hn 1949 Manchester Had 33 Polio Vie-11, Brown ...... in 9 Pitcher Howie Fox and first and members of the football sauad nr* w ith 17 m a rk ers each in Arthur England. Permanent Coun- Tar Heels defeated LaSalle, 76-64. | ing league* who have contributed a ROOM. • Nichols ...... 96 10 National Aa4Miciatloa baseman Tex KluazewskI of the were, aa usual, working as ushers losing cause. thrifty*•• Make your cup custards winners cil representative Is Mra. H. R. Afterward, Coach Ken Loeffler of., i„ March of Dimes drive were , II time. In 1950 We. Had 14 More. The fikhmond ...... 116 9 Minneapolia 89, Baltimore 79. Reds yvere clasalfisd 4F, but Fox .. Bomle Otten^ Monogram club Oirdea Grara (671 by a Buuirise touch. Place two Prescott and the volunteer to the Banks ...... 97 11 116 .335 president, toiire# the arena to see CcltiuB Gain Full the visitors protested the game | the Country Club Men and Cheney ' p tablespoons of shredded coconut tn Rochester 102, New York 92 is 29 and Kluzzswski Is 26 years r. . B. r T. buy quality!” The Inquirer Council for February la Mra. Vic- old. that the lads were at their sta- was a "steal” . Cravat League*. * *2 R«h(’o« k. rf ...... 2 0-2 4 I Polio Fund Spent More Than $20,000 Totals 511 506 53S 1545 (four overtime#). Lawrence Tech.' neatly burled * tor Johnson. The program Com- Two other athletes la-ere among tions. . When Otten c4me to Ji)n- Game on Kiiieki^ 5 Gzudino. If ...... 6 3 .7 15 Philadclpliia 88, Tri-CHie# 77. among ll.s better known Big Ten 0 Danlrlpon. If ...... 0 0 2 0 Why buy less than famous mittee is Mrs. Joseph Frey, chair- Boston 83, Indianapolis 79 those receiving notices yesterday my Currin. big sonhomore end. . Gainea in the Enst Side Rec In- man, Mrs. R. Glenn Holleman and I lor the Care of These Persons. Send St. M ary't No. Jimmy told hini: "You know. I'm neighbors, kept alive one of Ihu 4 T o u n f . c ...... 5 n 8 73 Buster Brown quality in chilciren’s Themaa 94 86 864 (overtime). to report for physicals. Weldon few remaining winning itfeaks. termediate Basketball l.,e8gue to- 2 Splr*. c ...... 0 0-1 rf Mrs. Robert Kippax. Tlie telephone Humble, guard of the ' Cleveland doing this for gratis tonight. Thr By The Associated Pres.8 night; Mustangs vs. CYO. Green 0 Pi.z*ni. r# ...... 0 o-o 0 Kemp*i Record Dept. Recommends committee is Mrs. Francis Larson, I Your Gifts To the Manchester Trust Sanity Code hss been throwTi out The only thing rnnniKteni nh nit The Detroit school edged by tough 2 Oreea. rr ...... 1 shoes, mother, when Buster Browns—National Football League DePniil, 65-63, for No. 12. Blaine Rivals v*. DeMolay. Buckeye* vs. 0-0 3 chairman, Mrs. Robert Coe, Mra. champions—was called for his phy- the window, so I’m just working the New York Knickerbockers is Amoeba*. 2 H ivn!!. rf ...... 78-9 33 Browns offer you more for your I Denning scoreirl*22 for the wlnncra. 0 Rohb. Iff ...... 0 LOVE SONGS IN MODERN MOODS Harold Larson, Mrs. Edward I iJBompany. ^ sical Feb. 5. He Is a reserve first out of tha kindness of mv heart” their Inconsistency. Win one, lose o-'o 0 ..P . S.: Currin (till ha* a kind one seems to be the pattern. I 1/anky Dave Kardokua dropped. 1 R o d g e r * . I g ...... 0 1-1 1 money? It’s true . . . Busters Brown. Mrs. Victor Johnson, Mrs. lieutenant with the Marines. Pets Bobby Noren fired a 402 triple 3 narelln, |g ...... s John Knudson and Mra. Tom Mor- heart and still is ushering. Take isst night. They went fo ] in a free throw In the last three (VI 10 wear longer, look smarter, fit "CASTLES IN THE SAND” ...... Jan Barber X aimuin till I i Bsbando, 25, wingman of the Chi- I seconds to give Vanderbilt a .’i8-.’i7 Inst night In the Church Bowling iey. The president commended all Shorts and Shell* Rochester for a tiff with the Roy- 1-eague. Noteii, rolling with the 30 T oU l* ...... M 15-27 97 cago Blackhawks of the National als, a team; they had Svhlpped Sun- viclor.v over Tennois.ee. His team- better. And we have a wonderful, “SONG OF THE SUNSET” ...... Harry Owens Hockey League, will report for Talk among the college foot- pace aetting Emanuel Lutherans, I.*srel* (St) day. But, after four overtimes of mate. Bob Dudley Smith, scored .I Biirkf, rf ...... 9 3-8 31 examination IWday. ball coaches at their recent gath- 28 points to keep Vandy In con- had gshica of L'l.’i, 137, 1.10 for hla styleful selection! May we fit “BE M\’ LOVE” ...... Ray Anthony ering was that Paul Brown likely play, the Knicks came out on the 3 V l l y * r f ...... 0 0-0 0 tention. The winners now have a total; The loop three string record 1 Cay. ir ...... 2 0-1 6 your youngsters today? wouldn’t taka the Ohio State or short end of a 102-92 score. Is 403, set a week ago by Howie “YOU AND YOUR BEAUTIFUL EYES” It .was a costly loss. too. They 7-0 mark at the top of the South- 0 August. If ...... 0 0-0 0 Bratton Favored Southern California coaching lobs. eastern conference standings. Hampton. 5 P arry, r ...... 6 3-3 IS Dean Martin If asked.. Their idea was that lost a game to l^ston and Phila- 3 N nw tk, r ...... 0 0-0 0 Toiie la the Baster Brown Radki delphia in the race for Eastern Di- In other games Beloit defeated Mickey McBride, a delarmined Manager Kenny Smith of the 2 rijfirnn, rff ...... 1 1-2 3 Gang every Saturday morning n« To Whip Dykes vision honors in the National Bas- Lawrence. 89-71; Oklahoma (.Tty 2 Maton, rs 8 7 fellow, wouldn’t give up a valu- needed two overtlmea to down Firemen’s basketball team report* 1-8 StatToa WtYC. able . "prooertv” in which he had ketball Association. 0 Booth. Iff ...... 5 3-.1 1.8 Philadelphia, sparked hy Jr«-i Ba.vlo''. that all members of the fire de- 3 Brook!, Iff ...... 0 t-3 1 QUALITY SINCE 1904 Chicago, Jan. 24—(J8)—Welter- invested $1,000 a month for two —... Fulka’ 29 polnU, downed the j <>';« partments in Manchester who wish —' . — vears while Brown was in the tn tr)'out for the team are asked 23 T ota l* ...... 15 13-23 93 "SANITONE" weight Johnny Bratton of Chica- Navy. .Tommv .shehan. one of the slumping Tri-Clty Blackhawks, Gustafson’s 705 MAIN ST. to report to Coach John FalkowskI Referee Aiihrio. Umpire Murray. - KEMP’S m go, scoring impressive kayoes in nice guys nJU'ed with liorse rac- 88-77. George Senesky ehipiied in' Incorporated with 18 points for the winner.**. I Tl'.iii *:day night at 8:80 at the East hi# last tw o fights, Is a 2-1 favor- ing, has taken over aa editor- j Side Rec. Ty Holland will serve ’' Eagles (M> 763 Main Street Green Stamps Given Tel. 5680 ite to defeat rangy Bobby Dykea nublisher of "The Horsemen’s Boston rallied to nip Indisnap- | Wuppilig. Rockets P. 1. r. T. Fumlture and Music Home of Frljfldalre costs no more than Joum el".. Frank Scott, former oliSr 83-79, in an m^ertime session. | I as aasietant coach of ths Bmeks- 1 Sabal, rf ...... 6 0-1 13 of San Antonio, Tex., In their 10 I eaters. 3 R. McKenna, r f ...... 7 8-4 17 round bout at Chicago Stadium to- road secretary of th# Yankees, Ed Macauley scored 21 points for I Boston. It WAS Indianapolis’ 23rd Taii"le Toiii«:lil 0 Leonard. If ...... 8 8-7 17 night. has gone Into the huslness of 0 Griffin. If ...... 1 3-2 handling nnn-hasehail huslne** af- loss of the season against only 17 Junior Hi-Y and the Homestead 4 ordinary Dry Cleaning The Illinois Athletic Commis- Pa.'kers clash tonight at • o’clock 1 W«cle. c ...... 4 3-3 10 l*t« sion says the fight is the start of fairs for ball players. .University wins. Looks like the honeymoon is Two games will be played to- 3 Kllngle, rg ...... 9* 3-3 14 High school of Columbia. 8io.. over for the former Kentucky at the Y m an Intermediate League 3 Pease, Ig...... 1 5-8 11 aliminatibns to sslect a suctseosor night in the ‘Y’ Senior Basketball game. to Ray Robinson’s 147-pound which hss been compiling a fine cagers—Mssrs. Beard, Groza, Leag.ue. In the first game at 7:15 0 B. WrKen*. Ig ...... 0 0-0 0 srown. Oommtsston Chairman Jos baoketbalt record, has a player Jones, etc. the Wapping Han'csters wUI take Pretty Bargains for Little Misses Serve and be prepared to protect oar town and named CbV Again. .Must be tough In the other game, Minneapolis Indiana Sell Benton 9 T o ta l! ...... 33 19-28 IS RUSS RAINBOW Triner has said Robinson’s title on the Rockets. The Harvesters Heroi’* Slagle (91) atate by joining the Slate Guarit. AH men 17 to 55 on headline writarii. tripped Baltimore, 89-79. Jim Pol- will be vacant if Ray defeats mid- have lost only to Moriarty’s and Cleveland, Jan. 24— (P)—The 5 Janrls, rf ...... 8 1-8 17 Cleaning the Cuff lard and Vem MikkeUon rimmed 2 Brown, rf ...... 8 »-t M are eli^ble. dleweight champion Joke LoMotta are favored to whip the Rockets. Claveland Indiana announced to- In the Stadium Feb. 14. ’yhe Fort Wayne Piptoni will 20 pointa each for Minneapolis. The Rockets have a chance of 0 Legeult rt...... 0 0-0 0 We Are Introducing day they had sold pitcher Al Ben- 3 C. Parclsk. I f ...... 0 0-0 0 In hto lost two starts, Bratton honor Curly Armstrong, a home- George Mlkan wo* “held" to 15 making a play-off spot and will Grk’ Blouses . . . $1.98 Yot It's tho by>for-bottor dry clooning. it's tho kind thot oven mokts points. ton to the Sacramento Solon* of 0 Rubschs. If ...... 1 0-0 3 scoied three round knockouts over town boy who haa been a big be out to do their best. In the 5 W . P arcla k. c ...... 7 t-s 18 Cotton or Crepe Tailored, Embroidered Or Laeo-Trlmnied. 'Wheel In basketball, with a At Rochester, blond Bobby the Pacific Coast League. TTie Lester Felton of Detroit and Sam- second game the North End Phar- Tribe said it was a cash deal but 3 H. WIersbIckl. rg . . . . 8 3.3 13 Size# 7 to 14. oM clethos took like now. FROZEN HORSE MEAT my Mastresn of Pittsburgh. Dykes, night" on Feb. 7 ..Novelty of Davies wa* the gun behind the macy will clash with Bolton. Bol- 0 Hublard, rff ...... 0 0-0 0 Our this Is that the Pistons play the Royals’ attack. He scored seven would not tell the amount. At 1 Benrer, Ig ...... 1 1-1 17 1951 fit t in g out of Miami, f7o., won ton also Is eying a playoff spot and Sacramento, be will find two men four of six bouts lost year. He loat Minneapolis, Laker* then In a potat* In the fourth overtime pe- this should be a nip and tuck af- ( Wtsrablckl. Ig ...... 1 •4 1 DOG FOODS gams which would be a sellout riod and wound up 24 for the who played with him on the 1949 CoN 2-0030 for PICK UP and DELIVERY a 10 rounder iii the Stadium to fair. The Pharmacy bowed to Indian club: Manager Joo Gordon M Total* ...... IT S-ll n RoUneon and also loat to Felton. without any extra doings.. Cliff nIghL Teammate Arnie Risen had AND 26. Bolton in the laat encounter by and third baseman Ken KeKner. R eferee'A llbrio. Umpire Murra>’. Fitted Cotton Slips $ 1.29 A crowd of about •,000 to fore- Hagen, whose first varsity ap- five points and will be out to even or Uso CASH and CARRY ond SAVE 10% pearance haa been eagerly await- Hamborg Trim. L*eed With Dainty Kibbon. Claatlc In Mdrs cast for tonight’s Intemstionsl the score tonight. PET SUPPLIES Boxing Club show. Ih s Brstton- ed by Kentucky basketball fans, Ben Hogaa Beturns (or •Yltd^g Pirt." Staea 4 to 14. Dykss showdown will bs televlssd become* eligible FVIday but may ff-6-45 nsUensUy. bs held out this season to give Phoenix, Aria, Jan. 28—iP)— him thrss full years of play. .Gag Bantam Ben Hogan, the U. S. Special Note: The Tables FuU of Bargains Gat Ymf Dog Raody for tha Obadlaaca Tast Night, Deistng Signs Contract query from a country correspond- Open champion, returns to the Sports Schedule ent: "to there anything to the ni- golfing wars here with the start Have Lots and Lots of Worthwhile Items Jonaoiy 30, At tha Y. M. C. A. St. Louis, Jsn. 28—(J*)—Out- mor ;hat Vie Jannwics ydll be of the $10,000 Phoenix Open _.snd named plaver-coarb at Ohio immediately is tabbed aa the man ’Tonight flelder Jim Delslng has signed hie Rockets vs. Wapping, 7:15—Y. 1901 contract with the St. Louis State?’’., niat’s almost kidding to beat. on the square. The bard swinging Texan, in- North Ends v a .^ lto n , 8:80—Y. CHENEY BROTHERS Browns, the club announced today. Friday, JaanoVy 8$ Delaing,-X5, acquired from the jpred in on automobile . accident PRINTS Ilaekey At A Otoqoe while returning home after the Torrington va. Nassiffs, $:80— New York Yonkeea last June, fin- Armory. ^PUMNANT SALESROOM' OEAHtRS^LAimDeRatS ished the 1950 season with s ’,269 1949 Phoenix Open and who wss^^ ______89" Printed SiDn KEAmei -Natinnal ftoague voted the come-back champion o f ; Sunday, Joauory 88 batting average and a fleliling *0AD — HANCHESTEB lAccesdortef. Detroit 8, Otiea*d 1050 beuabse of hia remarkable Polio Fund Show, 2 p. m. — HARRISON STREET MANCHESTER SUPPLY SHOP percentage of .994, one of the Armory. Several acts of eotsr- BbnM -rlM ly 9 A. M. to 6 P. M.— Saturdays 9 A. M. fo 5 P. M. 9 9 5 MAIN MfNCHESTaA bifhMt marks in the league. He AflMrtooa linagin rocovery, picked this as one of the FREE DELIVERY anciniiatl 3. SprtnKfield 3 (tie) few tmiraamenle -in which he’U lalnment plus bazketbal! gams be- tiLra-4a7a eONN. ” was the sixth Brownie to come td IWern Police and Firemen. terms this Year. Pittsburgh 8. Providence 3. play thia year. I . ^ ) ^ ' manuh est BK evening herald. MANCHESTER, C0NN„ WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 24, 196t fAOSi 'ICANCRESTER EVBNINO HEWALD, MANCHESTER, CONN., WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 24, 1951 TOONEkViLLE FOLKS BY FONTAINE FOX Out our way BY J. R. williams OUR BOARDING HOUSE with MAJOtl ifOOPLB ItA Help Waat#4k-F#BMl# M Articles r#r Ssl2 4ft Ho#aanaM ti##4Hr •I rarSsU 72 H£y *4 TM eRe/ will E6AQ,TwiGae/oe6aevg ’this,' dDU MBAN that WOULD ($146 for 8da 4 AatoaKAUp for Sal# 4 OLP MAM PtgHER*» FAMOUS FUVVEK you JI& SAV JUST Chaucbr cam catcm Wit h A T6AM THE CQUlVALaNT \ ROCKVILLJ}—Rssrarding invast- A VWORP SO THIS Sense and N ohie toss Plymouth, % 8T Terraplana, rSATURINa Ouaraateed raofn MOTOROLA Oar radio, ovar^atak WALNUT OOCaCTAIL tablM, w m EiTt\aa m e HANDS Oft HI6 OP PiMB INPiBLtseCtSf IIM CHEVHOLBT coup*, tdoal aad expert repairs aa wall aa CASHIER—Part tlma. Apply to ateel oablnat, 34 Inches, baby car- 219.95,now 916J2; matdilng snd meat. SubaUntla’ 4 apartment ouy KIN DeCIITE FIST/ IMAMNS THa SKTRA GAY.THATS ATOMIC — —wm-istes-aseafia for oround tt# town. Cor runo toss Ford, 1936 Chevrolet, lOSe Manager, Orcle Theater. at n I IF ME WANTS TO choice, S40. guttar aad conductor work. Try riage, baby kiddie stroller. In- Ubioa, ware 919.96 now |16.88; houea on bu* line. Individual heat- DBFENSW/— WITH HUH 4CT IN FACT, TUB R A O IO - Old Tom Moore bod hod a good Tomoricobly well. New clutch. Chevrolet. Your quire 35 North School street. solid maple end and drum tables Ing units. Sizeable lot. Easy to Name your own terma Cole your “Local Roofer.’* Call Cough- LICENSED 'Trained attendant SHOOT, TW8 USD SOK MIGHT ACTivJlTY iS CHOkiNO week and thought be would buy CommsTM ac A m M a s ______DoufUa Motoro, 83S Moln^______ware 216.95 now 212.88; Isu^e wal- biiy! Ehuy to pay fori Let me MS L)P~— I'M ($OiN(e hie wife a present, «o bs ptoked Motors. 4164. lin 7707. Day duty. Apply 39 Cottage ROYAL AND Bmlth-Oorona port WiM THAT flAMB Oft TWO THff/ dsn have oiaeteafi B bUlbewd Bfitt nut comer ttble 38'’x28’’ wee give you the facts. Madelins. ALWAYS LACK FDR A FBI' OUT FOR AIR / up the table, carried tt o n of the the following laaoilptteaai, street .able and atandarii - typowritara 1948 PONTIAC strtamllner sedan 234.95 now 229.82; Duron plastic Smith,. Realtor, 3-1643 or 4679. i hnuae, put It on top of his keod, Bvaiy .TUm ttw ~ 1041 BUJCK Cjnvertlble. Coll 7889 All maket of adding machines V/A’ coup. Fully equipped, onW Jl,395. Heating—Plumbing 17 WANT2n> — Experienced book- cocktoU choir was 218.95, now and trotted off down the rood With Tour Fodsral Ck ner 6 p. m. aold or rented. Repairs on ai MANCHESTER - Three-ttmlly I We Invite you to compdre this REMODEL and repair plumbing keeping machine operator. Would 215.88;'green floral tapestry oc- it. Old Bill Brown met him. lb 116 IOOm makCB. Marlow’s. house, flve room apartment avail- Bill—Hello, Tom—moving? value. Douglaa Motors, 333 Main. now. For new flxlurea, inatalla- consider part time worker. Apply csskmel choir wa< 253.95, now Doopor la Debt - 1249 PONTIAC SEDAN obit in 30 days, four room apart-! Tom—No. I'm going to buy the How Long Can Tbte LabtT' tlons, repipIng an repairs, call in person. Watkins Bros., Inc., 935 BOLTON — Building atone and 249.88; occasional choir with UMrP-maek • nOBthi old ^ COUPE plastic arms was 249.95, now ment rents for $40 per month, J missus a tsblscloth. men, Wtt«i Witt 'WU p*wi. Vi- Tom Dawkins, maitcr plumber, Main street. • Sagstone. Also rock drllimg 6 cylinder, low mileage. Ex- 1940 STUBEBAKER sedan. Black. 136.88; lady’s barrel bock chair three room apartment rents for cbsmtool spray Sltittj oC Adorno ond Owitor phone 3631. and blasting. Bolton Notch Quar- rsoaatty db> cellent condition throughout. Reasonable. Phont 2-3613. DOTTOR’S Receptionist, prefera- was 244.95, now 254.88; three- $30 per month. .Ml new siding and! With 76.000;000 Amsrlesns on vstoped can dsloy jthe flbwbrtag 2iwiL. PtaoM coU 3-34S9. ry. Phone 2-0817. Stanley Patnode church rolls from an estimated PLUMBING end Heating. Furn- bly with clinical laboratory tratn- piece mahogany bedroom aulte, new roof. Only 10 minutes ride to of strawberries wd otter frulta BALCH PONTIAC, Inc. 1941 CHEVROLET club coupe, 148,000,000 population, church jUORt—Neor Moln or Boot Center aces, oil burners anc bolters. Earl iqg. Write Box R. Herald. full size ted, chest, end dreeser Aircraft plant, $15,800. Shown :| thus minimising the risk of late 15B Center Street radio, heater Good condition, buy BENDIX RADIO victrola, in by appointment. Gilman Realty, membership Is at d new high. Yet spring frosts. But too much of tt ^treoto, 2 tinted ori photoe. boby Van Camp. Tel. 5?44. with mirror, wee $264, how only 30 per cent of that member- Manchester 2-4545 now. Spring prices will be ter- SALESLADY Wanted. Elxperience knotty pine console. Call 2-3896. $239.88f three-piece m ^ern gray 351 Center street. Piione 2-2183 - and tts fruit' will Ite tqr hoy and ttttlo (irl. Treaaur^. ship attends church except at on early autunm frost. nnder pleooe write Bo* U, HerMd ri6c. Douglas Motors, 33iJ Main. PLUMBING And Heating, apeciat selling juvenile apparel. Full time walnut bedrcom suite, fuU size 2-3035. EXTRA CLEAN LOW MU-KAGE or part time. Strte age, previous ALL WOOL pieces for children's Easter. Some civic clubs drop Izlng In repairs, remodeling,' cop- bed, cheat, and dreeser with mir- members who foil to attend at at lower pr ic e s experience. Write Box O. Herald. suits and coats 27.95-$5.50 each. LAKEWOOD CIRC’LEl—Beautlfu j Motorists: Are your brakis I/)BT—lline payment book and Written Guarantee Trailers for Sale 5 A per waier piping, new construc- ror, was $249.95, now $219.88; least 60 per cent of the mestlngs. coupotu, Saturday afternoon, tion, estimates given, time pay- Plain, checked, plaid corduroys 8-room, custom built home and; good to the lost stop? \ 1950 CHEVROLETS TYPIST Clerk. Tlie 8rat accept- 4‘6’’x6’ ail wool rugs (samples) Churches might find such a nils Vldalty Comer 5 o ^ Shop and ments arra-iged. Edward Johnaon. $1.39-21.89 yard. Buy your Easter garage. Loiiated on large, well-, 1950 PONTIACS ALL STEEL Trailer, camp model, able person answering this adver- $9.88 and $17.88: loop pile cotton effective In keeping their pews Arthur Drug Store. Will finder $76. 60 Thomas Drive. 2-2947. Phone 6979 or 5044. outflt needb today! Colonial Rem- landscaped lot. Extra features too more nearly full on Sunday morn- Fred—The cheek of that soa- 1950 PLYMOUTHS tieement providing she is willing nant Shoppe, 115 Center street. throw rugs were $2.79 r»w $1.69; numerous to Hat. ShoWi by ap- kindly return to the addreaa eo Call after 6 p. m. inlaid linoleum and felt base rem- ing. ductor. He glared at me if if I 1950 OLDSMOBILES EFFICIENT Plumbing and bast- to work hard car, be assured of a pointment only. E F. Von Ecker, hadn’t paid my fare. Uined oh aame. Howard. 1950 BUTCKB nants, 10% *-* 25% off. One only, ing. Plugged drama machme permanent position with good pay MORRY'S WORKING Men’s Store, agent. 509 Keeney street, Man- Hnavenly t'harsc.ter ' Chiok—And what did you doT, 1950 DODGES cleaned. Carl J. N y g m , 803 to start. A 6ne opportunity for 8 Depot Square, Manohester 8691, vacuum cleaner, upright model, chester. Fred-1 glared right book as If 1949 PLYMOUTHS . iQurages—Services— I hope that I shall never see Storage 10 Oakland street Phone lU97. advancement and many advant- cleaning hoJSe ‘ riegordleaa of demonstrator, fun'guarantee. Was A boy with hose "hn won't squirt 1 had. 1940 PONTIACS ages which I shall be glad to dia- price increases. You *«ve 25% $44.95, now $19.8b. One only, coal, COOPER STREET. \ spacious 8- 1949 CHEVROLETS room single bom, with large lot. THE TONE TEST 1Q6S CAN’T TA K E IT • ,-x f me POUO KNOWS no age barriers. STORAGE Building for rent One ciiss In an interview. Telephone on all winter goods of famous wood gas combination stove. All For If I did. I’m sure that ha Mon—So you quit smoking 7 1948 CHEVROLETS 5iiiving— I'mcklng— white porcelain, separate broiler, over 100’ front. Home In need of ' Toot ienerootty should know no building 24' * 40', high garage Mr Gunthci, Hartford 8-2181 for makes. Be wise, don’t delay, buy MICKEY FINN For Convenience! LANK LEONARD Would very soon an angel be. That takes a lot of will power. hottnda. Give now to the March of Best Terms — Beat Trades doors, wood floor and lights. One Htnrage 20 appointment. today! Morry's low overhead In was $224.95, now $129.88. Mont- some repalit. Expectlonal oppor- — Dorothy Morley Friend-Yes, snd my wtfs’s got' Danes. Also Good Selection 193T'a to 1942 building 16 X 32’, one-car garage. the North End means savings to gomery Ward, Main street. tunity for ma.1 wjLi large family. mm icu . '^isooiiira loU of It Inquire 645 North Main street. THE AUSTIN A. Chambers Co., ONE TYPIST and one stenograph- you. Open dally 9 a. m. to 8 p. m. Attractively priced. Immediate IMTTOUa MINP GOMPUTetY? 66C0ND-MNP COLE MOTORS— 4164 local and long distance -moving, GENERAL Motors Frigidaire, rog, Stenoginplier: A girl you pay UADT COMMUTER. North End Phone 2-2302 after 4 p. m. er for permanent 40-hour per FVee oKerations on all pants. occupancy. Robert J. Smith. Inc., MW,fl6L*L00K! fMKTOOtOa ITS MM0$T POmnOZEflO MIVmeiST-AM) to lotrn to spell whan she is look- Pappy—Does ha play much golf ’ Bseident seeking transportation packing, crating and storage. also miscellaneous items. Phone HIOHESl CASH prices paid for week position. Pleasant working 953 Main street. Phone 3450. FUNNY BUSINESS BY HERSHBERGER RWaurTRCEFlOUE MSANNEXT ouTswe; LOine SI I I 66I NC ing for a husband. a dsyT from Hartford. 5 p. m. daily. Service to all pa.is of the U. S. conditions, gr.iup Insurance, Blue 2-4386 mornings o; evenings. QNTMiOOIMnntYimi.1 swimbi? ITUbMTHi Happy—Oh, tblrty*slx holes 1937 to 1950 uaed cars. In good NEW 4-ROOM house on old Co- M06NIN$/ ' Phone S-S226. clean condition. Douglas Motor Wanted Autos— A and Canada. Call 5187. Hart- Cross, etc. Call Mr. Hogan at Boat# and Aereasorlts 46 jusT’ngN BvniaeiF/iBi MM* TD Ho > l l ’s no disgrace to work. roughly speaking. Motorcycles 12 ford 6-1423, Burr Nurseries, 4161 for appoint- lumbia road Steam heat, full cel- LessoasNexT ^ srnareiVM’ Him That’s what I keep telling Peppy—iAnd how much without Sales. 333 Main street. 12 FOOT PLYWOOD boot, scmi- Machiiierv and Toola 52 » CTMMgaf JW <614101116 ment. lar. (?all daebt Bruj., Wllimantic | my wife! cursing? INCOME TAX and accounting WANTED MANCHESTER .'sekage Dellvary. vee bottom, $65. Boat trailer, de- j —- . , ------3-0409. vmoKim! aarvlcs. OaH Dan Moaler. 2-3329. 1946 PONTIAC SEDAN Local light truckmg and package signed low to permit boat to be TRUCK SNOW plows, garden tractors with equipment. Used MANCHESTER--Four-room Cape CLEAN USED CARS delivery. Refrlgeratora, washers FASHION SHOW DIRECTOR floated from It, $5P. Both for| iii I-' BUGS BUNNY TH» PROBPiik?! HUl School for COUPE and stove rnovmg a apecialty. $100. 60 Thomas Drive. 2-2947. Olivers, Farmalls, Case, AlUs- Cod with expandable attic. Two I young children. Pre-kindergarten, New tires, A-1 mechanically. TOP PRICES Phone 2-0V52. We are seeking a housewife with Cbill a f t e r 6 p. m. Chalmers. New, used Fergusons. years old. To be sold complete I ^»4a M-H-HAAfigURSBR SffAB Y M liiSMfart rn drat grade. Monday the qualiricatlona neceaaary to be Dublin ’Tractor Co.. North Wind- with furniture. Owner Ic^’inp I jtitfpagh Priday. TranaporttUon BALCH PONTIAC, Inc. CALL PHIL for moving, light trained for a lupratlve, interesting, ham Road, Wlllimantic. state. House is in excellent con- ] ' funUihed. Ura. LaU Tyhur, dlrac' 155 Center Street COLE MOTORS tnirking, ashes, rubbish removal. Diamunda-— Watches— 4164 and dignified opportunity. Our ditlon. Hot water oil heat, fire- WAY/ tor. Phone 4267. Manchester 2-4545 Sppclsllse in mov-lng. Good Serv- business is better costume Jewelry. Jewelry 4 8 1 place, spacious, all electric kiteh-1 ice. Good v’osk. 2-9248. 54 Birch Maafral Instromenta 53 WANTED—Ride from 16 Ruaeell Qualifications Include Intelligence, en. conveni ;nt to bus. stores and I street. appearance, willingness to be traln- LEONARD W. YOST, Jeweler, re-, school. Full price $13,000 com- [ atrMt to P. A W.. Eaat Hartford. 1987 FORD 'Oiipe. radio and heat- 8u«iiicw SemcM Offered 1.1 pairs, adjust- watches expertly. IUFRIGHT Piano. It's a good one BOOTS AND HER BUDDIES The Old Folks BY EDGAR MARTIN Menn 7:30 a. m. to 3:30 p. m. er. Good motor and tires. Phone 2- niid AT LEAST THREE 'EWE- pletc with furnishings. For fur- NINGS A WEEK, rather than ex- Reasonable prices. Open dally. I just tuned, 35. Bo:.ei Farm, Ver- WYVV.MAvq- RkCVtQH \ can 2025. 9773. Painting—Paoering 21 non. Gall Rockville 1992-J3 ther Information call Alice Clam-1 su you CTELLARS CLEANED, aahea and perience, Write Manchester Her. Thursday eysnlngs, 139 Sprues pet Agency 2-4513. Mr*. Wagner I \ 60*. tAV(bWt AS WVVL ViSt A* WtlX street. Phone 3-4387. ifw^ wa.LLAHD'1 hrs-klndargar rubbish removed. Phone 7644. PAINTING And superior paper »!d. Box CW. giving brief outline 2-0028, Mr. Mitten 6930. (MMRWVft V06 , tea acbool Iim an opening for on# 1940 OLDSHOBILB 6. 4350. Pri- haiging. VVe carry the latest of your background. Include phone Ote TW T x f t l • LIGHT Trucking and moving. Call number. Wearing Apparel— Pura 57 CUSTOM ^ANCH House. 6 rooms ' child for the winter term, age SH vate aale. Phone 4448. wallpaper books. Very satisfac- Peel end Peed 2-9097 before 9 or after 5:30 or 49A bath, lavatory am laundry room to 5. can 2-1696. 79 Lakewood 2-0933 anytime. torv price. Call August Kanehl, LADY’S Grey mixed tweed all- . Circle. PONTIAC 8, 1948, medium blue, 37!59. HAY $30 per ton. Krause, Willi- seoaon coat. Zip-lining. Size 10. Attached 2-car ga age C. H. W ix paeeenger aedanette. Low COMPTOMETER Operators. Open- mantle. Tel. 3-0468. Coll between heat. Baseboard radiation. Twcl PETER W. PANTALUK. eleotrtcaJ inga for comptometer operators Never been work. Call 2-9770. Want ed—Ride from 125 Parker mileage. All new white walls, hy- contractor, maintenaiice and wir INTERIOR «jid exterior painting, 5 and 7 p. m. fireplaces. Aluminum comblna-1 Mreet to state Office building. dramatic, radio, heater. Immacu- paperlianging, cellti.ga reflnlahed. loth experienced and Inexper- tlon w.ndows. acre landscap- big for Ught and power. 40 Foster ienced. Pcr.nanent work, pleas- -Working hours 8:80 to 4:30. Call late. Brunner's, car wholesalers, street Phone 3308. Fully insured Ex| ert work.'Wall- Wanted—To Bay 58 ing plot. All feature- for modern I 3-4072. 358 East Center street. Open eve- paper books. Edward R. Price. ant working conditions. 37 hour. Garden—r arm—Dairy living. Suburban Realty Co., Real-1 nings, Wedneedey through Friday 5 day week. Apply Employment WANTED—Good used furniture ALL TYPES of Income taxes pre- Phone 2-10u3. Prod acta 50 tors. 49 Perkins street. Phon«| r. til 9. Saturday 'U1 5. pared by tax expert. Rcaaonable Office, First Natjonal Stores, Inc., Any quantity. We offer you high- 8215. r#r ttala 4 rate*. Phone 2-0'144. Mr. Dolan FOR PAINTING, papei hanging, Park and Oakland avenues, East FIRST QUAUTY Green Moun est prices. Woodshed Phone 3 1050 CHEVROLET after 5:30 p. m. ceilings whitened floors sanded Hartford, Monday through Fri- tain potatoes. Mealy, cook and 3154. FIVE NEW homes. Four to eUl OF THE YEAR H TON PICKUP and reflnlahed and general car- day between 9 a. m. and 3 p. m. taste good, $1,50 bushel. Deliver- rooms. Immediate occupancy. Al [ RANGE Bumera, pot burners and ed to your door. Call Hathaway pleasant convenient locations. T I ‘ BAIES ON OUR TRIPLE 4,000 miles. Ek]ulpped with heat- penter work call, ' ilbert Flckett heaters cleaneu, serviced and re- 6982. EXPERIENCED Girl wanted for 2-1390. SIX-INCH Jointer Wanted. Phone J. Crockett. Office 5416, residence) ST tisvna sa (Si:lBCKED USED CARS er and defroster. general office work. Muet have 2-3566. paired. Also new range bumera 3751. “Htip a poor acrobat who'a out of a Job, lady?" ALLEY OOP Oscar You’re A Bum BY V. T. HAMLIN BALCH PONTIAC, Inc. Installed, doaepb Senna. Phone experience in typing, shorthand GREEN MOUNTAIN potatoes No. 1942 FORD. TWO DOOR.—Gun 2.1 and bookkeeping. Apply in per- 1 mealy. Amelia Jarvis, 872 Pork- OCXTJPANCr/ March 1st, 7 roonl DotpriaaME '..Y'SEE.THEYVE (SOT ...YOU'RE fiOCIALLY 155 Center Street 2-0147. Repainng CARNIVAL BY DICK TURNER ixatal 'gray, radio, haatar, son. The Old Colony Co., Hilliard er street. Tei. 702C itiNfnis Wiihoul Hoard n** house', 2-car garage. 'Two block: I THEY FIND NO.. MB PSG6BD AB A UNSTABLE.. A MORALLY Manchester 2-4545 VBRY HIGH OR06R IRREBPQNf I asw thm Tina tranaporU- WINDOW shade.'’ made to order MATTREISS. Vuui old mattresses street. from Hollister street school | BUT YOU A YOUR lb . /BUTTHEY ------OUTRATIB 1 THINK IT TECHNICIA ' ftei at low price, 2895. PACKARD 8, 1950, alx-paesenger and Installed. Venetian blinds sterilized and remade like new. NEWLY Decorated room for busi- Phone owner 2-0632. ness couple. FuU housekeeping MINB' V S H O U L D . MEPIOCft Mas PLYMOUTH SEDAN—Gray, four-door. Green. Executive’s car and curtain rods. 24 hour service. Call Junes Furniture and Fluor HouMhold Goods 51 ABIUTY/ TBlUOi haater. new motor. Cove.ing .36 Oak Tel 2-1041. Help Wanted— Male 36 facilities. Continuous hot water, MANCHESTER and vicinity. Cap- Veiry low mileage. Special tan Estimates gladly given. Fagan 3 R(X)MS FURNITURE .' ^ Good dependable car. Price leather upholstery. UHramatlc Window Shad,. Co., Route 44 at oil heat. 82 Garder streSt. Cod style houses, under construe I 93S0* EXPERIENCED Front rnd and AND tion. Four rooms finished with ex | transmieelon. heater, white walla. Bolton Notch Phone 2-4473. Bnndft— Storka brake mechanic. Only A-1 man APPLIANCES ROOM FOR RENT. Business wom- 1M6 PONTIAC 2 CYL. SEDAN A real buy. Brunner’e, car whole- pandable attic. One six room fin —Radio and heater. Good 24 HOUR oil burner service. Min- Mortgiigea 31 need apply. Call or see Mcrl Gay, JUST RETURNED an desired. On bus line. Phone 1i:hed with two full baths. Price: I BY GALBRAITH lalera. 358 biaat Center street Service Manager, Mcriarty Broth- FROM FAMILY MOVING 7749. SIDE GLANCES tHBOy ear. Priced at 2495. Open evenings. Wedneaday neapolis controls. Earl Van Camp. FAHNESTOCK and Co. Stock- $10,900 and up. For further in Phone 5244. ers. Tel. 5135. TO LOS ANGELES IL M42 CHEVROLET 4-DR. SEDAN through Fridsy 'U1 9, Saturday Corr.niodity Brokers. 75 Pearl This merchandise ia practically CXJMFORTABLE, heated room for formation call Alice Clampe Dark Uua, radio and heater. Age.ncy. Phone 2-4543, Mrs. Wag [ 'til 6, FLOOR PROBLE-’ iS solved with street, Hartford. Telephone 7- WANTED— Houseman, young or 100% new. The family who had it two gentlemen. Next to bath. r Urea like new, low mileage. 0121. Evening appointment. t;all middle-aged to do odd jobs. In- used it a very short time. We will Continuous hot water. Private ner 2-0028. Mr. Mitten 6930. Priee 2996. linoleum, a.sphaU tile counter. Expert wor. .lanshlp, free esti- registered representative, Joseph quire at 91 (Jhcstniit street. guarantee it as new. entrance. Call 8905. 1942 HUDSON SUPER 2-DR.— 1949 PONTIAC McCluskey, Manchester 2-3272. Plans for storage until wanted Dark bhM. fine ear for only mates. Open evenings. Junes Fur- FULL TIME service station at- Ixits tor Sale 72 niture, Oak street. Phone 2-1041. arranged at no extra cost, and 2792. STREAMLINER 8 tendant. Day shift. Good salary, low, easv terms arranged. HEATED Room for rent. Phone 124T MERCURt SEDAN — Ever- HuRlness Opporlunitiee 3^ plus commission. Apply In person. FOR FURTHER DETAILS 5252. ’J4 (XJUNT'KY Like atmoapberej DE LONGS Refrigerator sendee. large building loU with shad-1 My Word! BY MERRILL C. BLOSSBR idade green. Radio, heater, FOUR DOOR SEDAN Repalra on all makes, commer- Ask for Mr. Mills. McClure Auto PHGNE IMMEDIATELY i ^ ^ . FRECKLES AND HIS FRIENDS spotlight, fog lights, back up HAVE YOU Been looking for a Co., 373 Main strert, comer of MR. ALBERT, HARTFORD 6-0358 HEATED Room for rent. Elxcel- treea. Overlook Drive. Wm| Beautiful dark grey finish. cial and domestic. Emergency 24- vending bu.aincas ? One dispensing ksnehL buHder. Phone 7773. So TUEJ S orry-OLD GIRL— NOWNDU U^ts, MIp eovars, wonderful hour aenriee Phone 8*1797. Strant atrest, Sunoco Station. AFTER 7 P, M. 46-4690 lo9atloii. On bus line. Reason- 1 MBAM— UH— LtSTBM ID eondlUoo. Priced at 21.145. Hydramatic and many other a new product? Look no further! —------!-----!------able. References exchanged. PBOPS hmj TOU Phone Manchester 3694 for ap- JANUARY Clearance Sale. Living! Phone 6930. hW DOU&HT , WANTBO M /. Wa want you to check egeed- accessories. This car i.s like DOORS OPENED, keys fitted, WASHER FOR laundry. Exper- ber t ha chuc 'OubeeoM/ i emeter readinga, fomigr owners. pointment A rare and golden op- ienced preferred. Good wages and room chairs, values to $69.50 — Wanteff— Real Rstate . DOUGH .SO YDultF new. copied, vacuum cleaners, lron.s, FURNI.SHED, heated ,6 0NNA6 et tr.' THfi’ Dor goarantee. AH tires replaced guns, etc. repaired. skates, portunity for the vending field. working conditions. Opportunity your choice $39.50. Assorted j LARGE room. Semi-private bath. Bus line. WANTED—Houses to sell! Csa;l Witt nest grade new tlree. No re- BALCH PONTIAC. Inc. shears, knives, mowers, etc. put for advancement. Apply In per- styles and covers. Benson’s, 713 HARD WAY/^ Main street, tel. 3535. Suitable for two gentlemen. Call buyers waiiting! Dial 3'-lft42 o| caps. 155 Center Street in condition for coming needs Help Wanted--Fumalc S5 son. Maple Dry (ileanera and 7^/f! Laundcrers, Inc., 72 Maple street. 3702. 4679. Madeline Smith, Realtor. I AS IS 8PBCIAL8 PROM 250 UP Manchester 2-4545 Bralthwaite, 52 Pearl street. WE BUY and sell good used iMlril. SALESLADY to work In a leading WANTED—Residential properties I Don't Misi. Call On Your ALL APPLIANCES serviced and WANTED—Ehcperlenced power oil ture, combination ranges, gas Manche.ster store, Steady work, ranges and heaters Jonei ^ m l-1 Bosinvm l.oeatione 4 to 8 rcioKs. Buyers welting I I ^Downtown Dodge and 1939 CHEVROLET tudor, 1939 repaired, burners, refrigerators, good hours and wages. Experience burner service and Installation ranges, washers, etc. All work man. Call 4734 or 2-0760 after 6 ture Store. 36 Oak Phone 2-1U41 I For Kent 64 Competent, confidential service I Plymouth Dealer Oievrolet coupe, 1948 Chevrolet preferred, i all 2-2747 or 6061 Suburban Realty Co., realtors, 4 f guaranteed. Metro Service Op. p. m. Aeroaedan, 1941 Chevrolet club after 6 p. m. VERY GOOD selection small elec,- STORE FOR rent, 216 Spruce Perkins street. TeL Mono. 8315. coupe. Completely overhauled. Tel. Mancbeiter 2-0883! trical appllui.ces. Toestera, mix- j stpeet. Apply Diona’a Soda Shop, SOLIMENE and FLAGG. Inc. MAN WANTED to take charge Others. Douglas Motors, 333 of woiah room department. Steady era, irons, steam irons, etc. Bhir-I or coll 3893. BUY, SELL, enchui.ge—need 4-51 234 Canter S t Phone 5101 REPAIRING BY .s.uart R. Wol- HOUSEWTVES Earn money in Main. cott on washing machines, vac- employment Good pay to right niture for the enttri. homo. Radios, 6-7 room single. 2-famlly house I spare time. I do! Call 7067. and T.V. U save at Chambers ^ building. Real snd country property. Call, writ I PLYMOUTH, 1947 club coupe, de. HUDSON 8 Oimmodore club uum cleaners, ..lotors, small ap- man. Apply in person. New Model u-aen. luxe. Medium gray. Very good All pliances. Wbldlng and cutting. Laundry, 73 Summit street , Furniture at the Green. Hours 101 *Mate. professional, etc. Apply or phone, Howaro R. Hastingil coupe. 1948. Dark gray. Clean and to 5. 7:30 to 8:30 p. m. Marlow’s. 489 Main street, Manchester a* PRISCILLA’8 POP Leame Quickly BY AL VERMEER around. Priced especially low at nice. Radio and heater. Special Motor replacements A-1 Repair, 2896. Brunner’s, oar wholesalers, Soles, Main. Phone 8597. GRANTS HAS A ROUTE Salesman for a growing 1107. VtXJ SHOULD BE ‘ ^REMEMBER, WE’RE for today only, at $200 below laundry and dry olooning busi- OLD REO Tin Bam. 706 North] ^LCt OO// ONE FAMILY.. AND, 268 iQait Omter atrset book. Brunner’e, ear wholesalers Wanted to Relit 68 v.mjiaae. HAPSY TO SHARE ASHES AND Rubbblab removed. GOOD JOB FOR YOU ness. Must have aolM ability. Good Main street, buya and sells good] IF YOU Want to sell — call thij -B a jsu u E je a sA THAT*9 A f y THINGS WITH WHAT “ BALCH SPECIALS 358 East Center street. Call Norman Pierce, 9 Trotter opportunity for the right man. used furniC-r> and antiques, WANTED— 4 or 5 room unfurnish- office. Our leputatlon apesks fa HOCKEY ,M3UR SIST E R ! T0 04E. • Good Starting Salary! Frank Denelte. Phone 2-3376. Itself. Alice Cismpet Agenejj •HelNfiife the maftter wHh me. Mr. Bexler—l*m Just tty* STICK! GOOD LOW COST 1939 OLDSMOBILE. Immaculate street. Phone 2-0252. Apply in person. Maple Dry ed apartment or small house, ’TRANBPORTA'nON Phone 2-4543 Mahenester. Ing te fijpire out how she buttons her bleueel'* condition throughout. Piione 2- Cleaners and Laundcrers, Inc., 72 Manchester or vicinity. Write N ANTIQUES' Etehntshed. Repairing •Vacations With Pay! GLENWOOD Combination white 1922 PONTLAC 2 4-DR. SEDAN 3702 anytime sfter 5:30 or Sun Maple street. Laydendecker, P. O. Box 361, —Heater and radio. done on any rumiture. Tlemonn, range, dual oven. Ebccellent con- CONSIDERING SELLING DAILY CROSSWORD PUZZLE day. Plolnville, Conn. YOUR PROPERTY 7 12iS OLDSMOBILE 6. 2-DR. SE- 180 South Main stresL Phone • Discoui]t on Purcha.scs! TOUR CASe., MR. Vie eoBd pst bct l y to ^ l B u F wtBoonT LITTLE LOST SOULS IN THE DARK Beautiful maroon color. New 4 p. m. n Trite 13 Men’s name : K E C O O M Z E H B f t mb. FLINt THI6 Id y WILL EXCUSE U£f gsr, four door, dprk gray. Up top Manchester ing age, education, mperience, 5447. 17Neer , WTRDON,ON IVe CONDmOH TTlgrANB OFbCS 9UIU7ING, tires. FLORENCns CcombinaUon gas | JfVase 7H«r X 5EB JOn. IRieiAN .TFesorncAiT MISS FWTKOON. XT MR. TKIBTj^ I'D .footUy ootr wlthroutomatlc troaa- 1948 PL'YMOUTH 4-DR. — Radio, whether married. or single, and WANTED—4 or 5 rooms unfum 20 It was painted M Entorga 44Ett WHAT CAW t POJII UkE TO speak TO HooschoM Scrvleea and oil range. Ebccellent condition: HAVE Customers waiting fot^ thi .IffParant AMT 7MLL HIM r IM7BHD TO Al s e x HOMB. 5HE'5 mlaslon. Radio, he«tert etc. Low heater. One owner clean car. minimum income required. Give lahed for young working couple. by Jamec 97 Gazed 6xedly (comb, form) ifTOgAgLV aOAja TO w F O R Y O U f Offered 13A WANTED—Reliable wximan for oddrese and telephone number. If Coll 2-2834. Call 6996 oi sfte. 5:30 call 6472. better doss hjmes ranging froil 30 The artist was 45 Preposition INVESTIGATE HIE ‘ mileage. Brunner’a, cor wbolesal- 1948 NASH CLUB (X)UPE—Ra- bom In the Abbott 42 Site of titCIMKOLMCl > TBIfflMU MOW. era. 358 Bloat Cents, street. Open dio. heater. Beautiful blue paint cleaning and ironing. Five houra your letter indicates you might flt $20,000 to $25,000 For prompf McNeill^------ThJMehal 48Tiacue Tretty dumb just aU> WEAVING of bums, moth holes dally, 5 or 6 day week. Local ref SEWING Machine, G. E. refrigera-1 vvANTED—E\’mlshed apartment courteous service contact E. evenings, Wedneaday through Really clean. Into our organization on appoint- tor, single Iron bod, spring and 31 Chemical salts 48 The portrait U 49 Insect and tom clothing, hosiery runs, erencea. Call 7913, or apply at 29 3 or more lOoms, by store msns' Von Ecker, 509 Keeney streel hemisphere Friday 'tU 9 BsRurday untU 5. 1949 PLYMOUTH CONV. CLUB ment will be arranged. All replies mattress, round dining table, four 23 Entertains named 51 Label ting in the dark. Too COUPE—New White Urea. Real handbags repaired, oipper re- Wellington road. get and wife. Permanent. Cal’ Manchester. 23 Atop 53 Chaldean dty ore confidential. Addrees Box chairs, buffet, small kltchsn tabls, ,JI3 District is 26 Lamented “Artengement 1947 8TUDEBAKER COUPE ly clean. placement umbrellas repaired, A-Z, Herald. - 6002 between 9:00 a. m. and 5:30 85 For example bad we didn’t Cdke men’s ahirt collars reversed and WANTED—Experienced waitreaa. four bboirs, dresser. Inquire -21 TWO-FAMILY houaee, singles onl United asTell - — m>4 1947 PONTIAC SEDAN NiMt H «v y O a b AVK An mombata with t M In Dimes Drive s t a Mdwek pwty and fHonda on urgod to yiiiiti^ at tiM dnb- bo prooant for a ported «* g»®^ at»ot«titiMt.nar fellowdilp. Rofreabmenta wlU bo Chairman of Polio Cam- aorred. paign Again Ui^es AU

—*. eii—-■ iitB. Rom Lorett, The Paat Preoidonta Club of Coin Folders Be Sent , at ttw amdUaiy. ia Mary B. Chaney Auxiliary, No. M. U. S. W. V., win bo onUrtalned at tbo eemmlUM, nic- The local March of DlmM total ta. OoCMvlaima Vhie*. Friday afternoon by Mra. Lottie Behrend, at her home, 411 Canter eaacd paat tho |4,300 mark today Rm 111—^ hMd at tho anxlUaty. A m fMoSilMotinc <* th# group will etreet. Deiaert aervad at 1:S0. to booat the average dally raturna bo m Toooday oronlng. Jonuory for the eight daya of tha alxtoon P. Howard Eddloon of Porter 10 at tbo dub. etreet. buyer for the O. ®. Keith day campaign to $800. Included In yeaterday*s raturna jbaaouneonoat boa been rtcoived Furniture Company, la attending that tbo moothly Diatrict meeting the furniture mart In Now York were $233 from coin foldera, $9S of tbo Anoilcan Loglon will be held City thla week. from local grille M d roataurante tbla Sunday afternoon, January and substantial rcturng from the SOUl at the >Hockanum achool, Reaervatlone will cloee tomorrow for the bridge-canaata deeaert committee handling special gifts ■w Hartford, at 8;1B. The hoet and clubs and orgaalaatlona. dab for tbo occaaion will be the party at tho Country Club, Thura- BrowB-Landera-Rattl Poat No. 7 day evening, February 1, and may Pedio chairman John R. Mroosk be made through Mra. Richard Do- again urged all resldenta to nturn of that town. A number of local officora idan to attenA MarUn, 2-08i8. their coin folders. "Less than ten per cent of the 13,000 coin foldera Lola Jena Day mailed in Manchester hava baan returned," ho oommented. "When ICr. and Mra. JoMph R. Day of the foldera atari rolling tai the 114 M ^ le atreet announoo the committee, will know that tho sue- engagement of their daughter, esM of this year's campaign la aa- Mlaa Lota Jean Day, to Wilfred F. sured.” Additional talent waa Uatad to- V Dion, aon of Mr. and Mra. Alfred day for the two performancea of A. Dion of 39fl Autumn atreet. No the March of Dimes Revus to be date haa been Mt for the wedding. held next Monday night at S t ,«!*»»

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