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Girls Frii(ndly Society Sponsors The Women's Auxiliary of Boy iAnchester .Grange will give a -Dr. Merrill B, Rubinow, W Green Pythian SiMers and their hus About To^ o f S t Mary's Episcopid Church Scout Troop No. 25 will omit its Christmas party for 'children of Manor Rd., will show a film on. bands are transforming Odd Fal will hold a supper meeting Friday meeting this evening. Members members on Wednesday, Dec. 21, cancer at the meeting of the Man lows lodge and banquet halls into imm9dierf» «8 to# « at 6:30 .p.m. at the Manchester are asked to complete their card at 6:30 p.m. in Orange Hall. The chester Wates tomorrow evening iWimsufnilate Coi /c e p t i o n a veritable Christmas towm for the 7? neet W«d- Country Club. Mrs. Evelyn Turk- parties and make returns to Mrs. members will provide gifts for in Tinker Hall. Weighing will pe at for your family protoction b UMMtm Orel* will Hugh Everett. 15 S t - Lawrence opening tomorrow a t '2 p.m. *1710 iMwUy Kt 6:S0 p.m ____ ington and Mrs. Dorothy Brown their own children. They are urged 7:30 and Dr. Rubinow will speak are making arrangements for the St. Prius will be available at Mrs. to contact by 'phone, as soon as at 8:30. Every member la urged to booths are beautifully decorated yours os soon os you 'v a u n d Meranc«y. N ^ h Rd., Bo Elva Tyler's. 85 Tanner St. and illuminated for the fair. Tha ton. for a m ppw/and Christinas p ^ y . Mrs. Edna Christensen'will I possible, Mrs. ôrence Lyon, 86 be present. nave charge of 'the decorations. Bissell Sf., or Mrs. Celeste King. 88 members ' have beto extremely becoiiM o poticyholdor of tho party. After the supper, the group will Bissell St., listing the number of busy, fashioning all aorta of gift proceed . to Miss Evallne Pent Ever Ready Circle of. Kings children whO will - attend so they Mlaa Thelma Pierce,' daughter of goods, as , well baking fruit SUN LIFE OF CANADA Ih s Otntor Utsspians will givs a land's home, 64 Adelaide Rd.,'for Daughters wnif hold Its Christmas can provide goodies for -them.^ Hr., and Mrs. Ralph C. Pierce of 89 cakes and making confections of npsat porfomanca of their play a carol sing and the exchange of meeting tomorrow st 8 p.m. at Cambridge St., a member of the different sorts. Fouirteen of them let, '*lhe Omstmaa Lamb.” at the gifts. Reservatirns should bie made the home of Mrs. tleon Chapman, jrenlor clasa at Bates College, Lew gathered in one home to make ChorlM S« iMIlill^tOE msetlBg aad Christmas party of 62,8trlckland St. The hostess will iston. Maine,, participated in the candy, while six were engaged in Bomb Tlireat Shuts through Mrs. T\irkington or Mrs. Court Manchesiert Foresters of 28 SALEM RD.-^TEL, Ml 8-4788 the (U u w Oub this evening in Brawn aa soon as possible. be assisted by Mrs. Louise Sey-. America, will elect officers fof'.the joint college-community presqnta- turning out popcorn balls else Bepreaesitatlve Omter Church Hotise. mour. Miss Bernice Lydall and coming year at their meeting tiqn of the “ Messiah” in the Bates where and another group was GOP to Caucus Anew Buffalo Post Office Mrs. Vena Jones. , fashioning Christmas'wreaths. ' Temple Chapter, No. 53. Order Wednesday night. Chapel yesterday. Ladies Auxiliary of the of the Eastern Star, will follow its Buffalo, N.y., Dee. 18 ( •\ and to b r b « a gift for the grab- “Tournament of Roses." shown by Police said thay had received a letter warning that the New •»i«-t- w a . Teresa Naretto.' chair- Walter Sage of the. Hartford man, wilt be Resisted by Miss Anna T im e s . Refreshments will be Ribicoff Asks Biilletm York Central Terminal,' the Masucco. and Mrs. Minnie Farr. served in the banquet hall. Mem Pbat Pfflce and Albright Art bers are bequested to bring 50-cent Gallery would be Hfiwn up at one gifts for exchange. Extension of noon because they were “ar Shotgun Blast Kills chitectural monstroaitles.” Noon came and went with The Joy Circle of the North Curbs to *57 out an explosion. The build Methodist WSC8 will enjoy a ings were closed at 11:30 a.m, Turncoat Licft Christmas luncheon Wednesday at Elvery occupant of the ter 12:30 at the church. A buslnqs* State Capitol, Hartford, Ex-Policeman Annis minal* was ushered out into meeting will follow, instead. Oif ex the Broad Plaza and park sur 16 Months Ago changing gifts, the members are i Dec. 13 — Republican rounding it and all trains request^ to contribute funds for legislative leaders agreed to Roy Annis, 31, former pro-'^medical examiner, pronounced scheduled for arrival or depar the purpose of buying flowers or day to submit to a party cau bation membeT of the Man- Annis dead. ture between'11:30 a.m. and 1 To Help Soviet other gifts to cheer ehuUns. cus again the question of Chester Police Department, ’ Annis was bom in . Man p.m. were ordered held iq the whether rent control shoqjd yards, By BRACK O V R iv The British American Club an was shot dead about 2 :30! cheater. He was employed as Postal employes were given HERM'S nounces that the deadline for be extended or allowed to ex o clock this afternoon as he a superaumeravyuper on the Po- an hour and a half lunch hour. Bonn^ G«rrniuiy, Pfic. 18i<^ cawmaa amt n o v o n o r reservationi for the annual Christ pire next March 31. lay in bed at his home at lice Force Oct. 17, 1953. On The art gallery did not open —^Dr. Otto John, the notorioas mas party for the kiddles is n Manm aain gvoBB The action came -as Gov. Ribicoff 3 4 14 Spruce St. Feb. 15, 1954, he became today. German turncoat aecurity U Mala B t" Ml. AnSf Thursday, Dec. 15 and that the waa making another am m pt to The entiiis Police Depart At press hour, police were probationary regular. He left chief, has returned to th« age limit of children la 10 years. extend rent control to 1957. ment waa mobilised to patrol West. Ribicoff met with Ut6 leglalaUve questioning his wife, Dolores, the service Jan. 15, 1955, as a the three widely aeparkted The Infant Jesus of Prague T ^ West German governmant leaders of both parties for more at headquarters: result of disciplinary action. buildings. Jindunc ' ■ ' ■ ...... Mothers Circle will hold tU meet than an hour this morning in an ann9unced today that tha debonair ing and diriitm aa buffet tomor effort to get Republicans to change Police Chief Herman 0. Annis leaves one child, “ man o f a thousand aecraU" wb* row at 8 p.m. at the home of Mra. Schendel said that he believed daughter, Coralie, .8. deserted to Commtwlst East Gor* EMEReEMCY their stand sgzdnat ending rent many 16 months ago had sur Eugene Blackwell, 111 Baldwrin controls beyojra the March ex it was a case of murder. Turncoat Cites Rd. Each member is asked to bring rendered to West German Sacurlty ouMmifiK piration date/ Police. a toy for the grabbag, after which Declsloa with Repubileane - The death weapon was a wamcM A Maeshore Blouse For Her Xmas BABY SHOP — Rayburn Uncertain German aoufcea said he crossed toey will be sent to the State Repubimana control the House 12-gauge shotgun. The charge Red Êvidence’ nlng School at Mansfield. hit Annis in the head. Into West Berlin yesterday aiid ^ L L and could stop any rent control On Tax Cut for ’56 waa flown secretly to West 0«r> Holy Name Society will MACSHORE CIJ\SS/CS Rose-bud legislation there if they see fit. Police were called to the Of Germ War many tha aame afternoon.- W njJAM S evening at .8 o'clock In Thete was no comment from the scene by Mrs. Thomas Jami He la being quesUoned by tbo hall of the Church of Governor, after he waa told that son, a neighbor. Wuhington, Dec. 13 (/P>—House prosecutor of tha West Gernuw ôn. SiRVICE the AiqumpUon. The gueat speaker . the question would be submitted Speaker Sam Ray’burn (D-Tex) ,Hong Kong, Dec. J3 (8|j:r-Rlch- Supreme Court, .a . targe announce .?once more to a Republican caucus, Will baXFrank d a t l ^ o , teacher Annis was employed as a said today he isn’t certain that ard Roger Tenneaon, 22, turncoat ment added. • - and vocational guidance dlrcctbr in / ' Just before the conference, the salesman in East Hartford. GI former war - prisoner, arrived ^ Where he ia being held and how k^MI-9^S4g Xhiifed nevabind sleeves. Governor, after he wse told that taxes can be cut next year but I the Hartrord School system. His that If Congreas does cut them here today from Red (jhina. He he eluded tha Communist police Shoulder loops, snap fasten the question would be submitted Soon after the arrival of waa not revealed. It waa known subject wtll^be “ Your Child’s Fu ed shoulder. Sizes Small, "the little fellow U not going to said he waa neither for nor againat ture." He ernes highly reconr- once more to a Republican caucus. police at the death scene this be left, out aa much as he has in hare that the Beat Germans tua» Medium, Large, X-Large. Just before the - conference, the afternoon Dr, Robert Keeney, communUm but that he beliav^ icted he might be p la n n ^ to flea OLLIERS mandad aqd it- cordial invitation la a t White grounds with pink, the past." extended to all interested. 'Governor reiterated todiy that the the Red charges that the United* ick to ths West and had him put blue or ytllow rosebud. rental situation in Connecticut will States used germ . warfare In un^r constant survalllancs. IBa AUTO BODY Manchestor Lodge, No. 73, A.F. “become desperate" if rent. con Korea. escaps westward therefore Stoy ★ WELDIN6 and A.M., will bold its annual trols are allowed to expire next Tenneaon, who comes from Al- have Ifivolved considerable 'in communication and election of G IR L SC O U T SHOP March 31. . den, Minn., waa among 21 Ameri genuity on his part \ ★ AUTOIODYMid officers at the MsAonic Temple The Chief’Executive, who wibits Local Hospital Gets cana who refused repatriation af .YVhen Chancellor Konrad Ade UNDER.REPAmS tomorrow night at 7:80. Worship controls extended into 1957, voice'll ter the Korean War. In September nauer told a ntMUng of hia ofiaU- ful Master Eric S. Ah^rson ex his views just before a meeting he said he wanted to go home, and tlon government’a parliamentary ★ COMPLETE CAR the (Tommunlats gave him permis tends a cordial' inWtatton to all g in m cC with Democratic and Republican leaders that John waa back to - PAHHINO the members to attend \this Im legislative leaders to discuss the sion to leave. West Germany, they roared with IdLOqUCBaad ENAMEL portant meeting and hear, the re issue. $80,900 Ford Grant AmeVican consular officials .who laughter. ' ports relative to the activMtei. of •Republicans, who control the met him at the bordei drove him Ha bolted to the Communists on 8 'GrlswoM Street the lodge. A t the conclusion W the House, have gone On record as fav to Kowloon, thqr British Crown July 20,1954, the 10th anniversary TeL Bn-9-5025 meeting, there will be a socialôur CHRISTMAS VALUES oring no change in the present law Manchester Memorial Hospital is scheduled to receive a gift Colony's mainland city opposite of the .bomb plot putsch agsiiist and refreshments. which will end all controls on rents Hong Kong Island, He held a-news ■i^vo aoldlers, Donald Lowy, 23, New York, and Lawrance A. Rttchlaa, 28, Brooklyn, weiiS klllad in Hitler in which he and hia brother, March 8f, 19S6. They are agreed of 880,909 AS its share of s $200 million Ford Foundation conference in a hotel room pro stantly aarly yaatarday afternoon when the vehicla in which they were riding crashed Into (he rear of ployed prominent parts. that flood damaged towns where grant to 3,500 privately supported hospitals "to help them vided by the Red Cross, the same a parked trailer truck on Rt. 15 in Willington. The servicemen wefe headed toward Naw York whan Greatest Sscartty gcanisl rents have been decontrolled prevl- improve and extend their services to the public.” Announce room occupied by three other the tragic aedidext which demolithed their car, depicted above, todk place. The driver of the tndler John’s flight waa postwarGsr- ouslymay, if they wleh,-return to ment of the grant, part of a h u gef ------yumK,. nm iuunce turncoats who cams home hiat truck, Robbell; " H. Root------8r„ 41, “ Devon,------waa ahaken ■ ■ iip -but not eerim!|ly Injured. (Hetglfi many’s greatest aecurity scandal. new controls, but only until this 3500 .million, approprtajUQii by the summer. i ' Rueful Allied oScIsls admlttoO March 31 deadline. foundation Jo ^ paid out over the T a vorab^ ôndlCiona that he had turned out to he Rus TOe Governor, at his news con- next 16 months, was made on the Nikita Pleasea Tenneaon was quite nervous aa sia's master German firbne# preceding the bipartisan conclusion of the philanthrapic or he spoke, talking rapidly in a Five\ Persons Two months bSfors crosssi huddle, said that the rental situa ganization's quarterly meeting iii high-pitched voice and gesturing More Politicians See by night into Miaat Rsritn hs PRACTICAL NEW tion in Omnectient is still "very New York yesterday..- U.S. Irke^ by constantly. Ha said-ha had been dined in Washington with Allan very serious” and that the demand William Blover, superintendent permitted to read both American Killed in State Dullsa, director of the United for rents far exceeds the, supply. of the local hospital, was unabla to and Chinese newspapers and con Ike Seeking New Term States, top-secret Central Intd- He asserted that working peo say, on such abort notice, what hii Goa Situation cluded conditions in the UniUd llgence Agency, For. 10 years ha \ SHY BEAUTY Dacron Filled Puffs ^ ple wouldn't be able to stand ths institution specifically planned to States were “favorable” for his Road Accidents had curritd favor with ths'BrttUb’ ■ increaaea which, he contends, will do with the grant. return. Secret Service. follow decontrol. . New Delhi, Dec. 13 (IP)—Nikita By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS newsmen their Viewa sJter joining 9 A.M.-9 P M _ ‘Wonderful News' "I know definitely about com By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS The question of President Eiaen' other OOP congressional leaders John had been director of West DAILY Rent Ceatrol Fact Sheet Hia initial reaction, when told of Khrushchev, boasted today of munism today, more than in 1951," Nylon Printod Cover' $ 2 - 9 8 $ 2 ^ . 9 5 Ribicoff gave' newsmen a three- Five )>ersona were killed In traf bower’s role in the 1956 elections for a briefing by Eisenhower on hia irmany’s Olflce for Protection of PLASH CAMERA. Handsome in BROWNIE TWIN-LIGHTS. the appropriation, waa to say, “annoying America" over the Isaue he aald.c ‘‘I am hot fighting for 1956 legislative plans.' . tha Constitution (OPC). Its mis-. or Rayon Satin Covered page sUtement labeled “ Rent Con “This la wonderful news." Slover cpmntunlam, nor am I against it. fic accidents in Connecttclut yes has prompted another round of black bakelite. streamlined de Motching stondordond purto trol Fact Sheet." of Portuguese India and said he Sen. Knowland of California aqd Sion was to ferret out and cx|Msa SATURDAY UNTIL 5:30 The illusion—that of a foreign import with very Wonderful dacron filled puffs, so light and warm. Indicated that the next step would did nBt mihd “lf_our remarks are TenneSon said he believed the terday with four of the deaths n - jcongTeaslonal apecuiation—and a Rep, Martin of Maaaachuaetta, tha Communist and Nasi plottsra in sign. T(m s 12 pictures, 7V*" size flashlights...... ,.—..1,95 be to Inform the hoapital Board of diallked Md resented." aulting from crashes between 'w’Ish from a prominent Democrat top GOP leaders in Congresa, both side the Bonn Republic, work dl- proper, very pretty handiing by MACSHORE in A gift that will give years of pleasure. All colors. ■ • (Continued on Pnge Four) Truateea, who in turn would take (ContiBUed eb Page Twenty-three) on #620 ^ ...... 4.95 G. S. TWIN.LiGHf$-,-..1.9S SpeakiH# to' a group represent ,automobiles and/heavy trucks on that Eisenhower will be able to saidii SAVE U TO 46% ON neck, notched suddenly in a manner likened to the Indian' Parliament, Khrushchev In Willington, an auto, trailer- Senate Democratic ,ltader Lyn If Eisenhower decides to run publiciu6ll( but also of the 400,000 Allied sleeves, the twin pockets. Lilac, red. Sizes 30 to 38, the Board of Truateea, waa also said: , \ I don Johnson of Texas told a itewa troops In the country. 9 p c Hostess Sets Formosa Blasts unable to hint in what manner the truck coIUsion took the Uvea of again, ha got a booat yesterday ALL TOYS “I have said that Goa (the chief Giant Blizzard two young U.S. aoldlers on Rt. 15 conference he hopes the Preal- from' Gov. Lane Dwinell of New Afthr he toined tha Communlita SPORTSWEAR—SECOND FLOOR funds might be spent. He indicated Portuguese settlement in India) dent's recovery from a Sept 24 Hanipehtre. Dwinell announced at publicly, Johnihn ckargsd that Chah- there were numerous factors that at about 1:30 yesterday afternoon. I HOSTESS APRON Dealîn UN on must come to India, which has a According to State Police of the heart attack “is such that ha could Concord, N. H., that he will seek cellor Konrad Adenauer's govern- would have to be considered be rightful claim over it. Grips Caiiada^s be a candidate if he chooses to be.’’ election as an Eisanhower dele 4 PLACE MATS ^ fore anythin# 'concrete could be Stafford barracks, Donald Lowery, $2-98 set "But that annoyed- America -r 23. of 575 West lS9th St.. New ' Befora Johnson himself suffered gate In New Hampahlre’s March (CenOniMd mrt fhga Stito—) 4 NAPKINS decided upon. Hia enthusiasm when and they came out with strong a heart attack last July, he had 13 preaidenUal primary. New Members told the news was at least, the York City, waa driving west on support of Portuguese poasemon Prairies Area Rt. 15 when he crashed into the been frequently m otioned as a You will love these smart sets, for yourself and equal of SloVer'a. of Goa. One likely Democratic presi- TRIPlf^STORfS I rear of a, trailer truck parked on possible Democratic prealdential United Natrona, N. Dec. 13 Atrocities Claimed dantlal aspirant. Sen. Kefauver of forf o r gifts. ^ Pink, yellow, red, blue and green. Even though the top local hos By THE .\S80CIATED PRESS the ahoulder of the road, and candIdaU. However, Johnson re Tennessee, said yesterday he (P) Nationalist China today pital officials ,were unable to indi "I said that the Portuguese peated yesterday an earlier atate- 6 8 1 M A Y N .^HTREET — MANCHESTER blasted the U.N, membership One of the worst blizzards In pointed in a westerly direction. couldn't confirm a publlahed re Bulletins thtr Place Met Sets .. $ 1.98 and $3.98 Set cate what would be done with the forcibly occupied Goa, that they .years knocked the props from un ment that underno clrcumstancea port by the Chattanooga (Tenn.) package deal as "illegal and im- grant, there waa no question that With Lowery in .the aiitomobile will ha seek public office next year, X morai” and appealed to the perpetrated atrocities and cruelties der temperatures and left paralyz and also fatally injured Was Uaw- Times that he will announce’ hia from the AP Wirts W they would have any trouble find over the people of Goa. Th?y com ing drifU across the Canadian 'ohnson'a present term haa five candidacy for the nomination Fri BEAUTY BOX hot bubble bath, BROWNIE WALLET In red Security Council to,reJect it. ing a use for it. mitted all sorU of thefts in that Prairies today, , rence A. Ritchie, 26, of 2537 Bed lara to run. The Chinese Nationalist dele ford Ave.. Brooklyn: day, . territory. They have no right to One nran waa known dead. The OOP Leaders Convinced toilet water, lotion and sham vinyl plottie. Has o eacrel gate, Dr. T. F. Tsiang, also sought In recent weeks Watkins has The truck driver, who police said - Later, however, ibharlea Aid- VE-ro u,ait-toN c a r io e r quoted at length regarding continue to maintain their hold bod.v of Mpunted Police Inspector ' Two House Republican traders poo— ------..1.20 (inch tos) pocket I------55# (inch tox) to overturn an agreement between over Goa.” rich. Kefauver'a press aecretary, Washlagton, Dec. IS if) -4Qw the noapitxi’s “imminent need" for D. J. McCdtnbe was found in hia predicted yesterday that' Elsen Navy appeared, today to hava Russia and the Western powers on Soviet Premier Bulganin- an snowed-in car in the North Battle- (Continued On Pnge .Tiveive) said the Times "la a reliable news voting procedure for the admis expansion, and the Board of Trua-, hower will head the GOP ticket paper" and added that the Senator failed to aa effort, to toclodo a tees has been examing closely a nounced in a recorded broadcast ford ares of . northwest Saskatche a#ain next year. sion of 18 new members to the that Rutaia-and India had agreed will hold a naws conference in provistto for huUdtog aa tSjm thGSG and m any m era at plan whergby the hoapital could wan. He had left his engine run GOP floor leader Halleck of In ton atonOo poWeNd carrtor ii world organization. on important questtons concerning ning to keep warm and died from Washington Friday. Aldrich waa Deni Seen Doomed receive a one-third matching type diana said he's certain that Elsen- in L«a .Angeles. Kefauvtr- in San the neat hadswt reoommeadaOea HALE’S GIRLS’ DEPf.~2nd FLOOR grant from the U.S. "Further development of;economic carbon monoxide fumea. Tsiang spoke as the H-nation and scientific cooperation between hbwer, "with his healtif restored." Francisco. to Congreas. The prepoaal, tt waa Among the other area inatito- At least four persona were re-^ News Tidbits will gecept the Republican ifomlna- reported, filled to get approval Security Council headed toward a our coimtriea." He gave no details, ported missing as the arctic storm AdlaTHIt Security Pfograia vote. Although he did not tions receiving granU from the pn the same broadcast Khrush- tlon. And Rep. Arends of Illinois, Adlal 8 t e V e h ae n, the only from the . Defease Department swept over Alberta and Saskatche Culled from AP Wires the GOP whip, said he'a "con and budget mahers. specifically repeat his private Ford Foundation are: Rockville I efiev congratulated India on the wan and pushed into Manitoba.. avowed'Democratic candidate, «htt MIRRO’MATIC threat to veto Soviet-supported vinced Eisenhower will be a can Schools were ciosed,, buses didate." ■ - ■ — at handling of -(he Elsenhower'ad- Outer..Mongolia, his speech ap (Continued nn Page Thirteen) (OnaUnued nn Page Twn) DENIES D18CRIMlNATK»r PRESSURE PAN stalled, planea grounded and’ trains St. Louis physician says com- The Republican igwmakera gave Stamford, Do<& IS (AH—An aa- .. .with the control you can*Mart peared to ()oom the package deal slowed by heavy anow whipped (Coattnued on Page SIztoM) Without further debate; the' pletely convinced third sex, neutral slstaat te the pastor of the Holy America’! mcMt-wanted preMiir* Council overrode Tsiang’s objec across the pralriea by wind# up to gender, rapidly increasing In num Name of Jesne Romaa Oatholto pan cnHomatifally prevent, 70 miles an hour. " bers. . .Sixty-three-mile extension Clinrch said today that a pailah prenure front tnini hightr tions and approved the voting plan , .Schools f'loscd*'' previously accepted by Russia and of’ Maine Turnpike opened by Gov. Contract Repudiated bullctla asking members at the than recipe require!, gave, Democrats Back Part Scores of children were stranded fuel, food, time, n d mbney. th. Western powers. The vote was Edmund S. Muskie, who said new church “Bot to sell your hoeaaa Printed Kitchen Towels 8 to 1 (CTilna) with the United in schools and homes nearb'y. road “cart go along way toward to agents wpo have bees sent AuthoritleV in many diatricta bringing Maine's future into the States and Belgium abstaining. closed. classrooms. out . by Negroes” was aot die- The Council then voted 8-2 to Of President Program present.” crinilnatory. T bere was as la- t o $ 1 - 0 0 .. Regina police, hunted a six-year- New London Common -Pleas Dixon’ Gcoiip Sues U.S. teat to dleînlnate at all,” tha adjourn until 3 p.m. (EST) when old boy who left school at the 4qt. — voting was scheduled to begin. Court Judge acquits Plalnville Rev. Alfred J. Sleaktowica told a Russia and Brazil opposed the ad height of the storm and did not woman on speeding charge hut at I'M qiAD I CHECKED Colorful firinted towels in dozens of patterns and i*—*4* —Preai-,_ .-Hagerty also read a statement arrive home. A trucker waa sought reporter. journment and New Zealand ab dent Eisenhower reviewed hia for-, approved by all those at the meet- same time upholds use of radar by between Wilkie and Unity, lOO State Police in clocking speed of Lo'r $3,534,778 Outlay $1.00 VALUE colors. Pure linen or cotton. atained. eign and defense programs with ing. It said: CHANDLER INAUGURATED miles west of Saskatoon, and two motor vehicles.. . Suspended Frankfurt, Ky'., Dee. IS (P)— Before Jock Frost Arrived The Chinese reprMentative ap Congressional leaders of both "The President met today with men were missing in the Kinders- pealed to all delegates “ to muster parties today, and won at least a Bridgeport policeman pleads guilty A. B. (Happy) Chaadler easie the leaders of both political .par ley area 115 miles soulhweat of to charges of attempting to obtain Eaatijr's oU heat plan (s right for me. I’m getting — Plastic Coated Playing Cards enough courage to stand up to the partially favorable reaction from ties in the Senate and the House Saskatoon. back to this Kentucky capital W The leiwt expensive, completely aotomatic heating ayatem Soviet Union.’’ ' Democrats. ' money under false preten.ses. as one of the principal advisers to today to become governor far a i of Representatives for a bipartisan Although auto accidenU were sued the government for 33,534,- W 'Safe, clean, dependable .warmth all day, every day' Attorneys for Burton Abbott 778 for expen*fs _ -In connection the government In the negotiation second time after an abaenee et Details of the programs were not , conference on the problems of start defense In (hikland, f'alif., of the contract." » ___A Tep ewallty fuel ell ______^...... (Ceuttound on Pagn Sixteex). maclo8ed.^^l_ths White.House laid i forelgn.,.affslrs- ind, national de- with the now-cancelled _ contract IS years from the otflee. Ia a In a wide as.ôrtment of back.t. tUoatlBued—ea- ’Fage-- -Twal- -agatast rliarges he committed un - Wenzell,-Now- Yorlr-lHWftTtotni W A BSMgeJ.ptaa that spleads fuel bills over a lO-month period plcg. 1 - ^ Adminiatration officiala laid before TenSe which will be sulmiitted to Tor a private power plant In the prepared InauguriT addriia ~hr ★ The tesnpierature I want nt the touch of a thermostat the lawmakers a stepped up pro- the 1956 Congress, witnessed kidnaping and slaying Tennessee Valley Authority area. banker, acted as a Budget Bureau promised the Commonwealth's W AadomaUc delivery service that remembers even It 1 forget. gram of foreign aid and overseas “ Subjects under discussion In- of 14-year-old Stephanie Bryan... The suit was filed by the Mis cot.fultant and the Democratic more than 3,000,000 citizens nn TImFa what I was promised . . . that's what I’m gettlag. How UN Pushes Probe eluded foreign affairs, the national Growerg Gel Legg Omaha police term trail cold in sissippi Valley Generating Co. in critics of the Dixon-Yatea contract administration' worthy of eaS- about year , . Shop Hale’s For Chairman .Ruaaeil (D-Ga) of the . defense budget, mutual security slaying of Omaha University-co-ed the U..S. Court of Claims. he contended play a dual role. Hia fidem-e aad respect. Ladies’ Gift Billfolds Of Attack oil Syria Senate Armed Services Committee ’ appropriations, the program of the For Tobacco (Vop Carolyn Nevins,. 20. E. H. Dixon, president of Mis- firm,, the First Boston Corp., later DELCOHEAT told reporters: "I think the defense U.S. Information Agency, 'glides Dea'th sentence Imposed on law sissippi Valley Generating, said In .verved Dixon-Yatea aa financial KHXER OF FOUR CAUGHT Genuine leather billfolds in many styles. All with .student John R. Crooker for mur agent. change compartment and pass Case.. Gift Hosiery p r ^ r a ^ looks fairly good." j on the question of disarmament a statement: Dallas, Tex., Dec. IS (47—-A' 'Oiir Repiitetleii Is Your AMuroBM' - United Nations, N. Y., Dee IS I But Russell added that Con'- and the organization for trade co- West Springfield, Mass., Dec. der of wealthy divorcee, .Mrs. "We commenced thla litigation In his statement today, Dixon mother and her three Infant chil *•**—Syri* rolled today for a U.V. I gresaional committees will want to i operation. 13 (F>- . It was not a merry holi Norma McCauley, ’ his former with every confidence in its re dren were shot aad killed In Full fashioned nylon hosiery.- Also sheer Seamless sweethea'rt .... Philip Van Eeghen said the contract with the govern-'^ Security Council mee'ling to hear ! go over the Administration propoa- Thanked Leaders day greeting foT the tobacco farm sult.." mtnt waa in full force for more their East Pallas home early tOr to' each nylons in new fall colors. ramplalnia about the newest aJa in detail before committing : “ At the start of the meeting the ers of Hartford County today leaves jail under guard to attend 8107 MUHoa Plant day by an estranged huaband wba TSraeli-Syrla border rlasbes. funeral of wife and daughter, vic than six montlia and during that themselves. President thanked the leaders for when announcement -was made Dixon also ia president of Mid lime hu company proceeded with was captured several heura later PRACTICAL BOXED Ahmed Shnkairy', Syrian delega Hagerty Gives Statement tims of brutal slaying in Mel . la a gunfigbt. Buford V. Oal- /Green Stamps Given With Cosh Soles ALBA NYLONS ...... '$ 1. 15 to $ 1.50 Pr. accepting his invitation to discuas that they are getting ftr leas-for dle .South Utilltlea Inc. which to the performance “ of all our nbliga- tion leader, asked for the meet- After the meeting. White House these subjects. bourne, Fla. boun, 32, was shot through too crops this year than last. Eighteen-year-pid Chicago youth gether with the Southern Co.'set tiona under it." Dixon added: ALBA SILK SERVICE ...... $1.65 Pr. mg In a letter. He aiao riUled Press Secretary Jamea C. Hagerty • "He pointed out that he desired The broadleaf tolracco growers up Mlsalasippl Valley Generating teiiple by Police SgL G. E. Joha norreapondenls la(o an afternoon convicted of rape-murder of 8-year- "The de'jlaion of the government io a teiephooe booth at a ntogh- Martex Towel Sets said the President volunteered the to discuss them .on -a bipartisan had been fearful of this. Warnings to build a 3107 million generating to repudiate its contract preaum- news conference. . following CGSnment to the Senators basis with the leaders of tfie legis old, girt .. Fifteenth Gongreasional borhood drug Store, eu tos NO-MEND N YLON ...... $1.35 to $1.65 Pr. had come in the guise of the district, normally Demdcratic and plant at West Memphis, Ark. ablv waa based upon legal opinion INC. $]^.98 $2^.98 n and..House .iêmbers who met with lative branch of the government weather with its July drought.and The purpose waa to supply pow edge of Dallas aheat 8:88 BANTLYOIL GO. GORDON COnON tfSLE Jerusalem. Dec. 13 UP) —U.N. him from 8:30 a.m. to llrlO a.m. lying in northwest Detroit, choos whicij rests upon Important mis-' (CSX). ikJMdlAUcou set and to receive their oMeqyationa August rain damage. Warnings ing successor to late Rep, John D. er to the TVA ayatem. to replace iaites' of facta and we disagree truce observera pressed their in- MAIN STRJEET MANCHESTER. CONN EST: and Buggeations prior to the open had come from the market Where power used elsewhere by the Atom MANCHISTIR CONN* HOSIERY...... $1.35 to $1.50 Pr. veitigaUon today into lisrael's Dlngell Sr. with its conctusiona. We will IRE AIRS DEFENSE BUDCanT Give a Martex towel set for a most acceptable "I w'ant to give my thanks and ing of Congress. the new machine made cigar Brackton, Maas'., man suffer* ic Energy Cpmm.tasion. The con- ra-id on Syrian posts along tha Sea my very real gratitude to the lead "The Secretary of State present prosecute our rightful claims with 'Washlagton, Dec. 18 (4^ - - CORNER MAIN and OAK STRESS VAN RAALTE NYLON . . . $1.35 to $1.65 Pr. gift. Ail coibrs. ; f j binder had pulled,the'demand out coarusaloa when tractor-trailer tioveraial contact , was canceled the tame vigor which characteris TELEPHONE Ml M S 95 1 of Galilee, one of the bloodiest Is- ers on both sides of. the aisle in ed a review of worid conditions from beneath their fait. . Pfeeldeat EiaealMtwer waa ra- truck' crashes rock ledge In East last summer and on Nov. 23 the ed our efforta to fulfill our part of ported te have laid hetot* raell-Avmb battle# eince the 1948 the Senate andttjie House of'Rep- since the foreign, mlniatcra'' meet But it was a Uttla different to ! ' PaleatlM war. Lyme -. Another-KVi cents , an ABC announced that it'Would not the contract’’ greailiaal Iradnra today .n Sat H ROCKVILLE — PHONE TR 5-327f ^ raaentativqs for the very great ing at Geneva. He said that hia de day. Seeing la believing. hour in pay and health beneflta for pay Mlasiaaippl Valley Oenaratlng , Baporto a( caaualtlaa la tha at- eontrlbutiona they have made and partment placed special emphaaia The oomLaplalnt UaUd a large fimao budget to onmoa a# |U Wito few eommercUJ buyers at 750,000 nm-operaUng rail employea for money nlrendy expended. number oC eoneontiaotore aad aubeon- hUMon with noariy I! are making to trua Mpactlsan- Uagea ea rallread aad nalea ae- ■hip.” C ■■ M ’ ABC, in taking tiile stand, said far too Air ~ , j (OMittmM# aa Page eepiaaee. Aifiolphe H. Wenzell “while hntdng (OoaltowS on Pago TRolvo). . mtaaUo 7 ' 4 . ' V " ■ ''T-' • ' r ■

W to . ii < n V" N#. aiANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHEST^ GONM;^ TUESDAY. DECEMBER 13, 1966 PAOBTWO HANCHESTEB ■ EVENINQ HBRAtP. ICANCHESTER, C30KN. TUESDAY. DECEMBER 13, 1955 PAGE THESE Red China, and the unification of flne. In addition, a magician froip pRigiui In town aa wall aa aaalat- Indochina and Korea. Oklahoma. City offered his service* B o lt o n St. Agnes Guild aitc* during the raeont flooda in the Nikita Pleased Bulganin and Khruehchev poet* Giant Blizzard free for the carnival. Finally, a lia)t' EASTWOOD NANCHESnR KNITTINa MILLS poned until tomorrow a newa cOn* was passed ajtid $30.95 waa con sut«. ALL EH nnuM orE A color . Opens Fund Drive At th* conclusion of th* dinner, PRESCRIPTIONS U.S. Irked by /erence they had previoualy an Grips Canada^s tributed "to ' defray the Incon presents from under th* lighted nounced for today. It will be held venience the students had while Architects to Accept Bids^ Chrietmaa tree were exchanged by only an hour before their depar selling cakes.” Olrae Yard Deaeta Mareae . Mrs. MauiTc* O’Connor, 1S4 the group. ture. \ • Theodor* O, GoodchUd wa* Goa Situation Prairies* Area , “The Gun Princeton St., chAlrnuin of the ITNUSUAL CACHE D. McOatlr*< For 6-Room School Annex chairman of th* committee'of ar That Won "Rid Stocking" project of St. Ag rangement*, for th* affair and he (Conttmied from Page One) (Continued from Pngn One) nes Guild, has distributed the little Grow'drs Get ]^S8 The Wear Bolton, Dec. IS (SpiklRl)— and his committee •were compli " • • ~~ Portsmouth, Va. ,(A5—-Police Ih- ■ThstTh* Glee Oub of Grade* 7 and 8 red stockings with their appeal for mented on th* most successful vestigated a man who went into a “Trial” ■chodi Building Committee h u di- will furni*!-: music under th« direc number of ita young engineera and numerous no deaths were repprted. Iw funds to members and friends in party. technlciana. For Tobacco Crop 'The westbound Supercontinentai church quite often. They found he tected the architectural firm ot tion of Mrs. Lydia Allen, music But to have more auCh people in had stored 30 pints of illegal whis l:*M:SMi4e l:4I-tslt supervisor. The pageant haa been terested in the work at St. Agnes your country," he aald. "we are V ” Iff ^ of the Canadian National Railways key under the altar. He waa nab Perley P. Gilbert Aeaoclates to ad under the general direction of TAts. Home, 211 Steele Rd.,_West Hart willing to ahare 6(fr knowledge and (Ooptlnoed froln **agf Oaa) smashed liito n truck at Wain- bed and charged with aellinjg two Wed.; "DESPERATE HOURS” vertise for bide on the 6-room addi Evelyn Halloran, Grade 8 teacher.- ford.' Extended '00 experience." wright, Aljta, but the driver had of them. tion to the Elementary School be Hoatesae.- for the meeting to ' This year the funds. In addition He aaid he made the offer "not their doorstep the growers offered left his vehicle parked while he ginning Friday. Co-chairman Ray night include Mrs. Ormond West, to buying new cribs for the nur to teach you, but we want diain-< broadleaf to the government un helped a stalled schood bus and It Mrs. Louis J. Dolin, Mrs. Jasper sery, will be used in furnishing Boston. Doc. X; ~Th* tem- mond eS. Cooper haa announced the X. tereatedly to help the Indian people der the support program. rolled bn to the track. Howarth, Mrs. A. G. Bristol, Mrs. And decorating the newly con pereture in Nii^- |d .during III! and the Indian government." ' A truck missed a bride in Regina RN06 TODAY bid period will remain open -unUl structed sun-sleeping porches for ( ^ a y PINE LEflOX PHARMACY Today/tinder the federal surplus, STARTH ■Raaalax WIM”‘ John Aubrey, Mrs. Harry i G. the next 61’^ day*, I Khrushchev'a remark* about program It was announced that 8 and j^.*8 and plunged Into a snowdrift so tomobroR 9 p.m. on Saturday, Jan. 28. Goodwin Jr., Mr*. TTieodore Grant the babies, and also new stcriuaing through St^ will averagvTSM UDIES* INnRLOCK-KNIT 299 EAST CENTER ST. H TEL M l 9-0894 American vi^wa on Goa referred to durinj( the first w'Cek of receiving deep that only the reair end was Cast, fsern^t p.m The Committee also voted, to and Mrs. Raymond Grezel. equipment. There are more than the eeaamal normal. Rialng— ■ t i ' a Joint atatement iaaued in Wath- unsOrted broadleaf crops an pver- showing. The driver got out un have bida mailed to Raymond P. Chriatroaz corsages and candlec 125 in the home at present. peratmm Wadnesday and Th:bun at these p Ington by Secretary of Slate age price of 39.3 cents a . pound hurt. Jewell, a Conunittee member, at will be on aale at the meeting Anyone -interested, in bringing day, turning colder during th* let IMS PINEPHARMAI^ Dulle* and vialting Portuguese w^s paid, Q—What w*r of the United A report from Saskatoon termed his Mancheeter office in order to through the -efforts of the Ways Christmas cheer to the children tev. 'part of the week. ( t ' fX ', Foreign Minister Joao C^nha. A year ago in the commercial States w'as partly caused by dif the 'blizzard the worst In prairie maintain the usual control over the and Means. Oommittee,headed by and members of the household of /'Some normals for the period are -S ORLON 444 CENTER ST. TEL. M l 9-9814 Dulle* and Cunha referred to the market the at'crage was from S7 ference of opinion about citizen history. A Regina official called it document*. Committee members Mrs. Edward Steele. St. Agnes Home, who has not re-, Boston S3. Providence SI,' Nan "Portuguese provinces’’ In India to <13 cents. ship? ^ "perhaps the worst In living mem plan to be at the Jewell To Entertain Andover ceived a stocking, may send dona tucket 35, New Raven 31, Concord and condemned speeches which the ' A - One of the causes of the War ory." The difference lay in ■ the Girl Scout Troop 124 will enter TERRIFIC CARDIGANS Bulk of the broadleaf chop in office all day on the closing date tions ta “Red Stocking," St. Agiies 23, Burlington 33, Portland 35, two top Russian leaders —Khrush the Connecticut Valley is grown in of 1812 was the British seizure of strong winds. The Edmonton and will convene after 5 p.m. to tain Troop 7 of Andover Thursday Home, 2.11 Steele Rd., West ifart- Eaatport 26, Greenville 17, Cari , »<•' chev and Premier Nikolai Bulganin Hartford County east of the Con seamen who were born In Great Weather Office said lU^lO-below open the sealed bida. at a Christmas party during Its ford. ' / bou 14. - -were making In India. The Joint necticut River. Bpitain hut who held American temperature with Uje'35-mlle-an- Betimated coat, of the 6-claaa- regular-meeting at the Community Mrs. George H. Williams of Ox At Boston, th* normal maxi atatement aaid these speeches were Federal prices are on the crop citizenship. hour gale was equivalent to 60 be- room addition has been placed at Iâil from 7 to 8:30 p.m. Andover ford St., past president of the mum temperature during thjs peri designed to foment trouble/ be delivered by growers last week at Tow with a flve-mile blow. $150,000. It will alto include a 68 prls, who are also anvlntcrmediate Guild,' is a member of the execu od is 39 and th* normal minimum D O VOUR tween East and West. / the West Springfield receiving sta Q—Which is the largest lake in Temperaturei nose-dived, from foot baaeihent room, designated as group, will be accompanied by tive board; others ort the board in temperature is 35. SAVINGS *■ Later Dullea denied that, by is- tion of the COnn-Mass Tobacco the British Isles? | 33 Above to-S below iii three hours a Civil Defense Control Center but Mr*. Robert Kelley and Mr* clude Mrs. John K. Lappen, Mrs. Precipitation during s piif 4he United Slites on ing as agent in the government sur Neagh, a.-« the Iriph'call it. It is.in Peace River country of northwest purpose* at all time* other than 'Members will bring a grabbig Moriarty, Mrs. E. S. \ilc:ialak, inch melted occurring as anow in I stde in the dispute over plus deal.. The 199S deliveries be Ulater,' Northerir Ireland. A ll^ta. However, Manitoba tem occuiona of civil emergency; gift and will also present another Mrs. Foster'^!. Williams and Mrs. northern New England and snow Portugbê Indid. The Secietary of gan the week before that on Ha peratures were not expected to storage rooms, teachers’ room and gift which will go to a needy fam Francis Breen, all of Mancncster. or rain In southern New England h i M t i n o b a r l v .. State inakted he meant only to vana seed tobacco—another variety Q -How ^ ere "witches" put tor reach the extremes recorded in Al am Incinerator room. It ia expected ily the Troop-has befriended. Mrs. about Thursday and again about FACTORY restate the'Ntradltldftal American of outdoor grown cigar leaf — death in ^ r ly Salem, Mas*.? berta and Saskatchewan. the addition wUl .be ready for oc Richard B. Mather of Hebron Rd. Sunday. PRICE! policy that such dispute* must not which it raised chiefly In Massa A—Ni^teen were hanged on In the United States, December’s' cupancy in September 1956. will lead the girls in carol singing iii! be settled by foyc*. chusetts, The H âna seed aver Gallowîr Hill. Two others died in unsessonable cold __wealfier.._colt / / ' i t Tax Dellaqaeata during the party. Auxiliary Police Many Indian* reeled even' more age price was a.bit higher, 41 cents priso tinned today wlUi prospects' of Troop 108 Session strongly to Pulles^/explanatlon, a Mund, y fresh blasts of snow and arctic air. Tax Collector Anthony A. Death8 lAtBl Night than to the origlnalX^tatement, . ’ihe breakdown for the past week Maneggla haa revealed the. names Girl Scout Troop 108 will make Holfl Yule Party How did the Rotary Club get Blizzard conditions were Itj pros of 41 delinquent car taxpayers earrings at its meeting tomorro.w GLEAMING METALUC t They aaid that Just as thevlndlans on goverptnent broadleaf pur- pect for the Dakotas and'parts of By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS were getting tired of the violent ohaaes announced today by the 'Is name? have been recorded with the De night at the Community Hall. Girls r v A—When Paul Harris organized Minnesota. partment of Motor Vehicles in are reminded to bring in a. pair Manchester •Auxiliary "Police Milwaukee—The Rev. Joseph KhruahcheV-Bulganin attacks'xon manager of the co-op, Samuel Below freezing weather extend held a most successful Christmas Carroll, 68, retired director of the the West, Dulle* had played' Intc Orr the clqb In Chicago in 1905, he pro compllanca with the State statute. of pretty buttons for the project. BRAIDED-TRIM posed we name ’’Rotary’’ for the ed southward into the central Gulf Commenting on the situation, Ma- party last night in the auxiliary Marquette University physics de Soviet hands by seeming to aide A total of 3346.000 paid States. It was warmer this morn The recent fund drtve./for the room at Police Headquarters, with partment and a widely known A glamorous holiday gift sweater . . . with Portugal. pounds of tobacco, reason that It was decided to hold neggia said the list la the largest Eastern Connecticut Council in the meetings in rotatlo'n at the ing in some Midiyest cities than in In the history of the town. about 70 persons, including the seiamologiat. Born in Ireland. Died ’amaelng lew mill price. By resittcnai yMir choice of Khrushchev today denied that he included approxlm ^ly 336, Raleigh, N. C, .'and Birmingham, which local girl* /participated, wives and friends of members, Monday. Mttcni with u« today your and Bulganin were trying to "set, inda of top Or B grSdes aver, offices of the different members. Ala., which reported temperatures He explained that the Motor netted $237 in the )k>use to house present. Okinawa — Col. Melvin George fricsd* ukd feaiily wiU kaow it'e one country agalQst another.” - aging 4 ^ cents a pound; 214,000 of 22 and 25 degrees, respectively. Vehicle Department wrill delay is canvass. -Although'the total was The room and tables pad been Brown, 49, veteran Marine officer, White, pink, blue, red, black. 34-40 Towk Sterlint you hope to get. The Communist party boas said pounds of rniddle ojZ R grades Q—What Is meant by the water suing reneival automobile regis Just short of the local quota of h Heavy snow fell in South Dakota decorated in the Chriatihas motif 1929 candidate of the U.S. Naval Aad how cMy it it for you the "Imperialists'’ had always ’/op averaging S*A Zenls; 78,000 cycle? during the night and strong wiqda trations to - delinquent taxpayers $250, the gratlp -has expressed by the compjittee, assisted by sevi Academy and a World War n com to choeec from our Urge pressed and depressed" the people pounds of low &R.X grades' average A—The oceans do not dry up be caused considerable drifting. Near until a receipt for payment of gratification And appreciation for eral of the wives of the group. bat veterani Died Sunday, eoUectioa of the world*! floaet of Iridla. Yet,-he added, If the ftve ing 20 cents. cause when the rain falls it sinks ly-one inch of snow fell In one hour the taxes can be produced. The. the support given them. Gerald Millington, captain of the M EN'S 100% K ■oiidtilywl "big powers" "were put on one side Money paidtlk^^three grades into the ground, feeds the stream*, in Aberdeen. S. D. r .tax collector states duplicate bills Firemen to Drill PREMATURE WEDDING. and returns to tlje oceans. We call have been mailed in recent months Auxiliary Police, welcomed the yieie SeWlegt, free) $3B.7S and you on the other, /o u are in in the sam i^rder totsied $189,000 A cold wavs was forecast for Firemen will hold their regular members and their guests as they LADIES' no,way inferior, and Jn'many.waya for grade ft grade; $73'^ this process the water cycle. North Dakota and Minnesota with to all overdue tazpayerr and they drill *t -the< Firehouse tomorrow at assembled. A roast turkey dinner: Indianapolis'(P)—Mr. and Mrs. Stfwiee ptetee, hew$4.iy^"^^ you ,are mu^h greatM.’’ grade, tna $14,000 for X X ‘ , s'ub-zero readings, snow and strong have been contacted by telephone 7:39 p.m. was served, ^ t h service being Claude Brooks iêr* envoute home t eeipeew, lre«'$3,7i'- -X Khrushchev added; Until /nls year the bull Q—Were other flgures besides w'inds. whenever poaaible in an effort to done by each male escort. A large in a taxicab after their wedding a u str S lik n "Now that you Wre free and have crop wiui sold to the commer Indians ever used outside the to Light snow fell in the upper Mis collect the tax before compiling Advertisement— cake with aiiitable inscription when Brooks started explaining overthrown tottign imperialism, m a i^ t. Today Orr has farme; bacco shops 7 sissippi Valley and parts of the the delinquent list. Chri-Hmas Trees, your pick greeting the Auxiliary Police on the duties of a good wife. oPbt there is no repaon why you should icatlons to dispose of two- X A —Y e/. They included likeness eastern Great Lakes region. Show- FkUNCE WIn ie r s •lOIINElSIN’UEMinill-tOIIZiklQtlllZUQ FTA Meeting while they last. $1.00 each. Bolton their second annual Christmas They included early rising to ::H; LAMBS WOOL not go forward and occupy the of the outdoor crop in the ofN^hn Bun or Uncle Sam, or a era felt in Florida and along the The PTA will tee the Grade 8 General Store, corner Route 6 and party was cut and served by Chief get breakfast, Brooke said, and nfi ifiii under the government pro. danoydressed to draw the dandy • PLUS • Nativity Pageant at it* regular Stony Road. __ ilii: ’ 71 highest position in theworld arena gram. coast in the Pacific Northwest. of Police Herman O. Schendel.' argument followed. When they a r/ S L 1 P O N S That is my wish and that of trade.Hi England, a Scotsman in It was near zero In the moun I meeting at the school tonight at Chief .Schendel also spoke and rived home, Mrs. Brooks stayed Jh ^ 1 He believes the actual 1955 crop kills advXused tobacco, and some 8 o’clock. It will be the third per MaBchester Evening Herald SWEATERS countrymen." is 18 million pounds. Scheduled to tain* of West Virginia as the cold thanked the group for its cooper the cab and rode out of his life, Last night the two Kremlin/big- flgures of Scotsmen were used in air extended from the Rockies to formance. for who Bolton rorreapondent, .Mr*. Joseph ation (iurlng the past year in the Brooke told the court. be taken In as surplus - including America. ' , , have already produced i- twice for O’! t A11 R, telephone Mitchell wigs gave a lavish eightôurse that which was purchased In the the Atlantic Coast. In the Plains various activities which included The Judge granted an annul dinner for Prime Minlst^Nehru region strong southerly'winds in the student body of the school. S-S545. traffic and pedestrian safety cam- ment. i “ past fortnight are 12 million Q—Is halitosis (bad b r^ th ) a and nearly l.dOO nther nfests. ’The pounds as .follows; advance of s fast-moving Arctic party was given ist a ^ a c e which disease? air held temperatures in the 30s Six million pounds of unsorted A—No, it is a symptom. T)»e t $ y i . a 7 once belonged to ythe wealthy Havana seed tobacco;-3 .million northward into eastern Nebraska, \ $ 0 . 8 7 NIxam of Hyderab^. It was the most frequent cause it related to central Iowa and southeast South % t / TOunds of unsorted broadleaf, and the teeth. last Russian entrainment in In 3 million pounds of sorted broad Dakota. .« 1 . V - dia during /the Khrushchev- leaf. \ 1 Bulganin tour Q—Of what animal family is the \ "It is my hope.” Orr said, "that okapi a member? 1 Earlier yeêrday Nehru con before this can be received much Fireineii of MFD \ • Fashioned sleeves ferred witly his two Russian vis of it will be sold instead in the A—-The rare okapi of the Afri \ 1 • V-Necks itors on g/jolnt communique. The market.” can Jungles belongs to the giraffe \ f • Eitra-aeftyama — y s a u iiMMULt ue will be released to The co-op manager views 1955 family. Ita sloping body makes the Plan Annual Party » t « Turtle-Necks 'tSSSm. MutflM morrow' before Khrushchev and as the poorest growing year In his forelegs look longer than the hind / ones, a* is true ot the giraffe. • Sites: Small, med^ Ige. eeRVOoi «83fL. Bulganin leave for Afghanistan. memory. He said it Is a mixed The Manchester Fire Depart Video Everyday — • Bat-Wingu iMian Informants aaid the com- crop with considerable damage, All Rights Reserved — / • Mint, tangerine, charcoal, fnlque was expected to be an ex- Q—'What Is the Indian word for ment has scheduled its annual yet grading out better than he child? Chriatmaa party for Dec. 16 ^t 6:30 H. T. Dickinson A Co. Inc. brown or gray ded version of the communique anticipated. p.m. at the- firehouse at Hilliard Larf^vaiiety of colors. 34 to 40. 'which Bulganin signed with Bur He had one good piece of news. A—Papoose, and Main Sts. DEWEY-RICHMAN ma’s Premier U Nu Dec. 6. That "The burning quality of both type* As in past years, the firemeirr r 767 MAIN STREET atatement reiterated demands by of outdoor tobacco. Is excellent. Q—In World War I, who said to will bring gifts which will be tO Yf «iS OWLS' both parties for a ban on nuclear Thus far only one man’s crop was the French people, "Lafayette, we donated fo the Newdngton Home JL weapons, transfer of Formosa to downgraded because of burn. are here? for Crippled Children, Philip, BICYCLE RADIOS? A -Contrary to widespread be Burgess of the Hartford Road L SKI-STYLE lief, this was not said by General Drive-In, will be the caterer. Pershing. It was included in a We’ve got ’em! Come nee - ■V^ :. .. n i t ^ A . speech at Lafayette’s tomb, de FINE TURNS TO PROFIT livered by Col. Charles E. Stanton, them at our showroom. PAJAMAS chief disbursing officer of the Edmond. Okla. —A $10 flne Open until 9 each evening:. A.E.F. levied against a teacher for per Plenty of parking. mitting students to \ sell *cakes ^ t^ n e k Q —- What countries comprise door-to-door has turned into a $31 Central Asia ? profit. 277 BRPAD $ ‘I . S 7 A — Kazakhstan. Turkmenis Sympathy built up “for the stu- MI-9-1 tan, Uzbekistan, Tadzhikistan and dehta and teacher. Alvin Lawson, SALES and Kirghizia. All are Individual re who paid the flne. The cakes were T f L E V I >5 I 0 N SERVICE publics within the U.S.S.R. being sold to raise funds for a I school carnival. Q What is the hardest tissue ' When the carnival was held, a C’hassel' S; New HavrB'.''l'«aa. t;*t (IS-U) PHIL SILVERS SHOW in the human body? citizen repaid the tpacher for the Chasael IS Harttnnl, Cana. X"The Tivllrh" A—The outer layer of the teeth, iniassH IS PilUtield, U s». (IS) THE PKNIIULU5I rk a a a e l 22 S p riax tirfd , M ats. (22-3S) .3IABTHA RAVE known as enamel. Cihasarl S* New Britals, Coas. I ■ ,'Jiv .--f- - t:30 ( SI WYATTÂRP I Q ~ Who is the oldest active C h aa srI S i Walerbsry. Cass. "R lrh >Lsn’t )4aa’’ senator ? C'hsnsel &5 Rnlyake. M atf.' (lS-55) NAVV LOG A — Sen. Theodore F. Greene —"P ollyH a* a t Yrtta** • Washable ~ I (D-RI), 88. He is within less than t:M ( SI-MICKEV MOl'AE CLUB (IS) STAR AND STORY ft a year of gurpasaing the mark set <1SI LATE MATINEE —••The)-" BOYS' ORLON BOYS' W O O L • Fast color ' around (IS) m a t i n e e t h e a t e r — B ,\R SO W ESTERN TH EA 8. A H. Green Stamps JACKETS •TRIAL" ★ ★ ★ ★ TER on All Salen • Lt. green, maize, Mi banMng service Hnve Von Seen Oar . AIX WOOL Khno-S a t S;IS (SS) FILM TH E A TER e V-Neck blue. 8 to 16. Q — How much have state and (55) OUT W EST (In p ro s re tt) Cnto Liute PappicsT local governments increased their Pl*« "ROAM TO DENVER" 1s <’«.lor \ Hi) IPullovrrs *:M - I*. Wed.; "DI;.SPKRATK 5:3* (SS-32) IIOW'DV DOODV PETS AND SUPPLIES $0.87 e Suburban* HOIRS" Ussamlr! $T88 spending in recent years? (55) LITT LE RASCALS AT TH E e Coat -V — Ih’ 1944, they spent 10.5 bil ' KASV FREE PARKING t;M (S) STAGE. S * All wool lion dollar*. In 1955, this had —" B e a la h " MANtTiESTER PET CENTER Styles Burcoal*. (IS) ADVENTI'BE THEATER 995 hfain St__MI 9-4273 zoomed to 40.5 blllior) dollars. (IS) .MAGIC. VAULT Q — Does their' religion require « 2 ) w e a t h e r every Moslem to make at least (Ml RARRV BARENTS t:M ( t-53-22) MAKE ROOM FOB one pilgrimage to Mecca during (5S) TH E I'H R ISTO PIIER S , DADDY BIG HOLIDAY . (55) T W IU G H T TH EA TER (IS-55) SEE IT NOW—Grsndmn his lifetime? * ;* ' (22) CHINA S.M ITIIA 3ln,e. nnd Louin Armitrons CHILDREN'S A ~ Ye*. S;1#13S) SPORTS.DIGES-r (tti VABHyv THEATER CHILDREH^S 1-FC. SQIIARE DANCE S:15 (3S) T H IfE A R L V SHOW ••Spy Train” ••Spaara —'‘pherlork Hnlmet Serrel Dnnee Kntv" Q V - For whAt is the new Thom- - W 'eapnn" (3t) FIRESIDE THEATER as Edison Award given ? Wapping f'nmmunit.v Hall (53) PHANTU-M OF THE WEST *;30 ( S) CAVALCADE THEATER SLEEPERS A -- The Thomas Alva Edison! WAPPING, CONN. —••Dnclrtr on Wheeli^* THE WHOLE FAMILY ENJOYS Foundation has announced the SAT., DEC. 17—8 to 12 P.M. (3«t ,<'IR('LE THEATER S H IR T 'N (32) FE A T U R E FIL.M establishment of national awafds (5.2) DRA.MA- for the beat "wholesome mate Everyone Welcome MANCHESTER 1*;M ( S-55) tSI.tO* UUESTION * SAVINS HERE ^ lu tle by the Country Boys (IS) SV3IPHO.NY' SCORES rial" turned out each year oij^te tf^ponsor—Wapping Grange (53) OUTSIDE U.S.A. air, the screen, and In print.'X ‘ LUMBER, INC. I* :3 t I SI H A TEBFJtU N T And thars not hard to understand hecau.se this .••Sea Explorer*** SLACKS BUILDING MATERIALS (lt-55) .M l' f A 'O R IT E h u e is a whole-family bank. Mom has her checking AND BAND 122-3*) BIO TOWN account. Dad makes his mortgage payments (53). EARLY LATE SHOW . MASON SUPPLIES lt:M ( S) CONFIDENTIAL FILE here. Sis empties her piggy bank here and Bud’s .-ry'Fixeeplloaal Childrea" . * Soft Combed Cottoa .-.. We Finance Your Jobs (IS 3*i NEWS SET o Nylon Stitched saving here for camp next summer. It’s EASY 255 CENTER ST.—Ml S;5144 (IS) LATE WORLD NEWS (221 FINA L EDITION Winter is s good time to test the e Double-abled feet. to save at this One Stop Bank. (55) NIGHTCAP EDITION 11;»5 (22) SPORTS ROUNDUP 4 to 6. • :U (S) S P O R T S tO P K (M> W EA TH ER new high you’ll get at the “Flying (IS) NEW S A W EA TH ER ' . (55) PR EV IEW (53) PHONE VOI R ANSW ER A” sign...a new high in quick' *:S5 (22) SPORTS DIOKST starts, fast warm-up, freedom : - l S:4a ( S) W EA TH ER FORECAST ■Del Ir inuB I iotiday G IRLS' 4 to 4x Orân Music Daily -C14AJ-JU-WURUt-JCEWS-JZim A V ------from atalling.^ Fill your tank with- iefore or after” CIirislMM (It) WHAT ONE PERSON CAN 11:.10-12:30 DO ~ C (D O K IE l today’s greatTYDOL “FLYING A’’ETH YL. shihopping stop here for a snack (22) NEWS a n d ORLON During the Holiday Season or a meal, your friends do-7«o (53) THIS IS THE LIFE the cleaner-burning gasoline that’s eager to 7:M ( S) SI'PEB5IA.N FRUIT CARDIGANS I - why not ,vou7 It’s restful, re (I t) NEWS go whatever the weather. And team th^ gas ,.. all around | laxing and easy on the. bud (1!) CLURHOU8E BREAD (22) W EA TH ER—5ICSIC oline with a crankcase full of ne,w VEEDOL get . . . 7:1* (It) SPORTS BULLETIN BOARD ! wrUer Yours Today (It) MUSICAL w e a t h e r m a n 10-30 MOTOR OIL...for highest octane $1.59 (35) W EATHERCAST • Sanforized plaid flannel shirt ^ ’ the town. I 7:15 (l»53) JOHN DALI—News SWISS PASTRY SHOP performance and greater mileage. Drive in Park Across .The St reel (tt-55) DOUGLAS EDWARDS • Deijim longie.s with matching full AND.THE NEWS 183 NO. MAIN ST. at your friendly “Flying A” Dcêr’s. MAIN OFFICE NORTH BRANCH 2 Hours For Only 5c! (22) HIGHLIGHTS . plaid flannel lining. 3 to 10 MS .Main St. IS No. Main St. " 1:2* Itt) fONNECTICI T REPORT Kolld color* - 2:25 (3*> WEATHERVANE I1:1B W FA TH K B .ând atripc* Oppoalte 8 t Jam es' Next to YMCA 7:3t I t) HOLLYWOOD PRESENTS 11:1S I1R> HIU 8HOH . * I ',1 I I'i 1 Church -"Cheyenne” iti) MOVIR .Ml'gKCN TID EW A TER ASSOCIATED OIL COMPANY ! i! 1 ill t (AVI*) n a -m E T h a t t u n e (SB) UTTLR SHOW /New Yorix * San Francisco • Houston • T()lsa I U I i;' « »ll t 1 ■ I li i| I 11 1 I'i i • '*1 ' rt? PRINCESS (IS) DANGEROUS ASSIGNMENT U:M I K) LKS PAt;ij * ÂHY rO U ••The Dead Oeaeral SInrr" TONTTtHT RETAIL SALESROOM OPEN EVERY .1 .h IJfI.H! li’t; OPEN THURSDAY EVENINGS 0 to S 422-M) DINAH SHOA e SHOW U:S8 < •) MTRCAP THCATE9 . ■ (U) HOUR FILM --•*Tliief !■ Silk** M s1t R'TP/ T:tt (23-M) MEWS CARAVAN 1:H ( II >eWS X* 'a*..*’ A.'-M'" m’j' i ’ * T’ l' >’ » AND SATURDAY MORNINGS B to IS RESTAURANT KniTTIRG mills NIGHT TILL Main, Comer of Pearl St. Ml 3*1171 iSB Fine Wines, Liquors, Beer YOU $AVE- .«:( FREE PARKU^Q AT BOTH OFFICES MANCHESTER GREEN, CONN MONEY -■ i , h e r e 445 Hartford R4. .Mltci)cll !)-l'2(U TM.M19-iSn i^ r - ’•,9 ■■ • i V- r — r

.1 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER. CONN- TUESDAY,'DECEMBER 13, 1955 p a g b f o u r IIANCHESTBR EVENING W A L D . MANCHESTEB. CONN., TUESDAY. DECEMBER 18.1988 PAGE FIVE •II I . 1" iMIB.It...... ■. ... News-Letter, Johna Hopkins Uni'- Christmas Overseas Andover where he lived prior to coming to held at the Community Hall on O’Brien, Noreen O'Brien. (Con Female Employes verslty student weekly, got their the University two years ago. Thursday at $ p.m. stance Parks, Sandri Phelps. Bev Ribicoff Asks Mayor Presides at Organ in Lobby o f Bank point across. Floyd CaltWard, extension Uecoratioa Coatcat erly Thompson, and Cynthia Whit List Annual Party They contended freshmen didn’t Yergers Entertain forester st the University, hss also Applications are available for comb. know enough about the candidates been entertaining a group of IS to the Christmas decoration contest The Rangers have met the first i ACETO'S HAVE 10001 Warm Weather Marks 20 evening grosbeaks' at his home a* stores i*nd gas stations in town ADAM RHODES Eênsion of five requirements for a standard to elect a. class president only five Surprige . Guegts in Willington. These two flocks Thirty-îvs women town dfii- weeka after entering the univer sa well as at the kchool. Appllca-^ club and have received their eiiar- eUlUC ACCOUNTANT plbyes will leave the Munlclpsl were the only ones that have been tlons must be In by Friday to be sity. Then they backed up their Ur from the National Extension HAS MOVED IHS OFFICE ------Bufldliig after working hours to Yule Fete Down Under ‘Andover, Dec. 13 - (Special) — reported In this area as far as eligible for consideration. office, signed by the Secretary of Cutbs to ’37 argument by adding Bob Clarke The Eighth Grade will be driven FROM 63 EAST CENTER ST. TO - \ '■ ____ day to travel by chartered bus to to the list ot candidates. / Mr. and Mrs. Walton Yerger, Long could be learned Agrtciilture, the State'Extension CooIm’s Tavern in Plalnvllle, The .Yergers have been feeding around town by school bus on the Bob Clarke, wno exists only In By jQORDON TAIT Hill Road, are entertaining twenty Director and the SUte 4-H CTub (GwUB*Ma freo* PM * Om ) ' whei^thev Will hold their annual ^lirishiuis @rffs Asantls appear at the noany aurftng birds for five years and they eati- evening of Dec. 20 for the judging. Leader. 172 EAST CENTER ST. the imagination of the editors, Sydney, Australia, Dec. 13 OH— beaches strung along the coast. imexpected guests and, they love matb that they have u s ^ approxi Mrs. HaseJ FlOyd and Guy Out MANCHESTER, CONN. Christmas party. Imairine Christmas Day with the The Ranger (Club Is now eligible Thia Materoent listed what h« The l^ u p has reserved the drew eight,per cent of the vote. The surf helps the appetite, but It. mately 800 pounds of seedbed during law attended the mSbtthg ot the temperature 80 or even 100. that time, “niey purchaae the seed to apply each year for a gold (teal tsrmsd spMiflc “ complaints ot rent Forge ' OB) of ihe Tsvem, which unfortunately Australiajia also Walt Jfergejr has even had to add Tolland County Council of the PHONE Ml 9.6570 FIREMEN ON TIME r j Im’t a cloiid in the sky have found you easily get sun in 100-pound lots. of suchlevement which can be af • ■CBtfalg** received by. the State wss gutteu tw lied last year just ^ ALL SIZES AND Connecticut Ed’icatlon Assn, last fixed to the charter. Rem ^Control Commission from Tampa, Fla. OH—In caae you're . . . people are sleeping off their burnt on Christmas Day. extra facilities to take care of Broul Leaders Named ntgin at the Hicks School. two week- after the $roup had hla guesu, and..as. far as feeding communities Uiat hsye been decon' scheduled sn ei^rsion there for wondering how long It takes a Cp dinner on a beach, ormnder a tree The big meal, despite the heat, . Mrs. Andrew Verprauskas wss Books Arrlva trolled. ^ TAKE YOUR PICK in the mountains. The kids are la In the traditional English style: Is concerned, the newcomers ate appointed aa organiser for the Maarhester th enlng H e r a I d Thanksgiving t lm ^ fireman to get out of bed, drees, more in one 8-day period than all The books which were ordered Andover oorreapondent, Mra. Paul It listed these aaees: A dinner Is plsnn^ and an ex slide down the pole and reach the running around in t8 can get togeU.er. life management at the University Sixth and Seventh Grades has dynamite. In the wake of the spund More Australians go to church Konrad, Jeanne Lange, BeVerly La- wave, darkened homes were lit up controlled commuhity Id Connecti An American Dental Assn, re of Connecticut, the birds are likely been invited to a Christmas party vallee and Peggy Lovejoy. ROGER OLCOTT cu t on Christmas morning than on any port says only 40 per cent of to make periodic invasions every by awakened citizens. Hundreds other day. given by the Bolton Girl Scouts Also Nancy McBride,. Harriett called police, who were. as Caa Only Ask Fhlr Play Under One Roof at 73 Summit Street!, A m erican s get reasonable ade four years. MacDowell has seen under the leadership of Mrs. Morti 403 West Center Street Mitchell 3-7853 After church hundreds of thou- quate regular dental care. Merritt, Patricifi Mlnalga, Joan mystified as the callers. One said: ■The State Rent Control Com' them aa far south aa Pennsylvania, mer Harlowe. The perty will be Mortlock. Barbara Munson, Karen mission has no authority to remedy "It about knocked me out o f bed." these conditions. The only thing it can do Is write a letter to the land' Deluxe lord and plead for a sense of fair play. None of the letters has pro duced results.” MIMIIR LAUNDRY The statement continued to say that, the commission reports that “ rents are scarce throughout the Services , atate.” g J SMILING f SERVICE "The commission says the rent scales, for t$e. few dwelling units available in the cities are beyond the feiu;h of the average working t K S , man 0 9 ^ The statement added that the August and October floods aggra' vated “the acute housing situation OPEN DAILY 9:30 A.M. te 5:30 P.M. In Connecticut \ Of the 168 towns, the' statement . OPEN THURSDAY 9:30 to 9 said, only 34 now are under con "Am trols. The controlled towns, hoW' OPEN FRIDAY 9:30 to 9 ever, according to the statement, . . Herald Photo. &clude all of the large cities and Mayor Harold A. 'Turkington concentratedv on playing the organ while Mfia A-rthur Angeli, left, and represents 73 per cent of the state Mrs. Austin Beechier, employes of the Manchabter Trust Oo., sang Chrlatmu carols In tha bank lobby NEW population and 85 per cent of the at noon today. The mayor played from 11:30 a.m. to 12:80 p.m. and wllU ^ so again at the aame hours \ ^state's rental units that were Dec. 20. Appropriate music wilt be played each daj^from 11:30 a.m. ta22:S0’ p.m. and -from 7 to 8 p.m. LAUNDRY t DRY CLEANIN6 originally under control. on the next two Thuradaya by Fred Werner and Paul lêtelat, well kiwlwn music instructors, alternat The statement also said that ing at the console. ' OUR DELIVERY AREA INCLUDES there are now 830,000 Connecti cut families with an estimated BOLTON • COLUMBIA 2*100,000 persons . who rent their charge o t interstate theft of B ANDOVER • COVENTky homes. UN Pushes P robe Ariiistrong Pê^s motor vehicle comes under federal The Democratio Senate yester Juriadlctlon. GREEN STAMPS day approved and sent to the Of Attack on Syria Guilty to Gbarge House a number of bills providing S H X R irr IS OWN v ic t im Various forms of tax relief for Rosa Htil; N. C. (>P>—Deputy ' flood autterers. (Ooattsned from Page One) In Federal Court, Hartford,' yea- Sheriff Bertie Fuseell carried a The legislature wants te adjourn terday, Alexanijî: Armatrong, 22, pistol for 18 yeari and never had to use it. Then he acctdentaliy be OPEN THURSDAY AND FRIDAY TILL 9 P.M. THIS WEEK ^-=2>'=2>'=2>' by Thursday If possible. It la now tack Sunday night atlll conflicted. of 4 Mintz C ^rt, pleaded guilty to In Its sixth week. Israel claimed M Syrians killed came the first victim of his piatol. Finish blood b'luid BiU add 29 captiirc’d and admitted four a charge nf Interstate theft of a It happened after he received a a world of bdatity \. ., The finance committee has Israelis killed and 12, wounded. motor vehicle. He was releaaed un call to investigate a disturbance. For the best Christmas they've ever heard flnlshed work on the bill to raise Syria said her loases were 25 dead der $5m'bond pending sentence. As he picked up the pittol from hie $15’ i million in taxes for flood re- and 28 missing, and the Damascus Arpietrong drove a atolen truck desk, he dropped the weapon. It .llef. The bill to take another $154 radio claimed 100 Israeli soldiers froth Detroit to Boltoh last month, discharged and the bullet struck in X vnlllion for that purpose from the killed or wounded. and allegedly left the truck parked him in the calf of the leg. Give them RCA VICTOR records . Highway Department was re-- 0h a Bolton n>ad after he.had run FIRM a a T he U.N. investigators could re but UKMISSED BICYCLES ,/oa ported favorably last week. port only a provisional figure out ot gas. He was arrasted and Meanwhile, the House approved charged with posaesaion of a mo Roanoke, Va. iP) Det. Capt. 41 Syrian dead, with Israeli cas tor vehicle by State Trobper Clif Kermlt AUman wonders why so and sent to the Senate the latest ualties not yet determlnerl. yewrite of the atate primary’'elec ford Bombard when he returned many people abandon bicycles. ' :1?1 tions Jaw. The law was passed in A communique from th^-'truce to the truck, police said.' "We’va got'so many that if you B R 0 CADE the regular session, but doesn’t go supervisory organization 4atd its The possession charge lodged open tha door to the atorage room Into A e c t ' until the first of the chipf of staff, Canadian Maj. Gen. against him was nolled by Justice hikes fall out,” Allman said. He E. L- M. Bums, “ regrets this retal year. The present proposed legisla John Swanson In Bolton Justice •aid tha cops are alwaya happy O U R E M P I R E - P R I N C E S s\ so G EN TLE! tion is Intended to make it more iatory action which yroiight about Court Dec. 7. He was then turned when aomaone Identifies a bike workable. such' heavy loss o y li.fe.” Burns over to FBI agents, since the and takes it away. expressed his sîpathy “ to the FASHION FOR JUNIORS The new bill provides that town tWiF WaF IMiF ^QP. ^QP. WMF caucuses can name local candid wotinded and ^Me relatives of the ates, and defeated candidates can dead." / . ^ -petition for a primary if not.satis- Israel saJd about 300 of her fled. troops made the attack to silence Another provision makes it guns th^sraells charged had been Bpcdflc that a candidate who. Js haras^g Israeli fishermen and po- -defeated at a convention may peti on the biblical-famed iTheW.G.GLENNEYCo.- tion for a* primary If he has re Sea of Galilee. Israel claims the . ' '-TUf lu fitfu adu ceived at least 20 per cent of tlie ^ I r e lake—13 miles long and 3 ' VaiCEl OF iMjiUiKjnikjnikjpniijraiJMikJPCWJKv 4 o - 7 miles wide—but Syria oc •‘casMUi delegate vote on any ballot at the (Rodfam-Ham- CHSdTMU. nomination. i / cupied eight miles of the northeast maeatala II). The Voicaii pt shore 32 feet back from thc'water Waltar Schumann. This provision is opposed bjr a Munaal. Mwrtl Lena Play number of Democrats, who c^ trol line. It was in this area that the ! WILL BE Lnqajnay •3.MD; the Senate. Thpy want, t^m ake attack was made. A 48EP88J6D 46EP$3.96d .^•e.and happy the requirement for p^tioning Syria said four posts were over- V . more strict by. providing that the run'and blown up after four hours - minimum 20 per cent >^te must be of fighting but claimed her forces ( i A lovely Brocade blend of cotton holi-dating, too! on the convention's Uat ballot. beat off an attempt to seize the and rayon. Detailed in a darling Under the bill, |letlllons for a heights behind the posts.. !7 primary must Imf' filed within 14 '.At his headquarters in Tiberia.s, manner with scoop neck, sparked ' days after a cxmentldn. oa the west Shore of the lake, Is For the i-m-o-o-t-h-e-s-t line put LCNN with a rhinestone pin at the waist, The new l$w »leo provides that raeli Brig. Mo.she ZakOk reported Formfit.at the head of your yoM'to* l,LKR atate conveôns'must be held'be- ’•all alms of the operation were a whirling 14 gore skirt plus a de you gift list. . tween Jung 1 and July 15. achieved." He said flvij posts were .j:.- V ‘' ‘’4. tachable crinoline! In BEIGE, ■' The tax relief bill passed by the demollshed.and the raiders brought vai ÎpnBteniôvided: hack or destrtyed 100 Syria rifles, (STORE DEPARTMENT ONLY) aiSNM anaLiB |LUE and MAUVE. Sizes 7-15. ■ For'cOrpoiationa to make flood machine' guns and bazookas and ayaav • lois^ deductions from their tax re- two antitank g^ns. : turns. Repercussions from 'the atta.cM ••Tsi taaMtt ar cnii^tmu. •’ lUBa 1W4M and Oihar •IIIM MUIER m1«c- ••lai >»W. Great Shorty **l live rau. Eddie Fisher • / ' For exen-ption or refund of sales spread abroad. Brltiah Prime Min Tha'niraa SUna. 20 aonga. Folk Favoritaa. H. Bala- from Glofui Regan jha combo ar- aings twelve songs. Ixmg •rij "ta.xes on purchases of $35 or more ister Eden told the Ho..oe of Com TDMDRRDW Long -Play M M □ ; 45 fnnta. lang PIST$398D; MUIar .Story.” lama Plav ranaanMotf’-J*ona Play Play 83.98 D; 46 EP Ver mons the Arab-Isracli dispute is BP Vmion $T.49 □ 45 RP Venion $2.96 □ $2.98 □; 45 BP 12.96 O $3.98 O; 45 ER^.98 □ to repair or replace flood-damaged sion 12.96 □ r -property, up to Dec. 31, 1856. charged with “ the hfnuvt danger." AND • \ • For tax refunds on 'liquor dc- "We are i-eady," Eden declared, e s a a a Bssat^ \ itroyed by floods. t "to carry out Jointly with 'Our WI^D*M««0 W..TM I • The.-Senate also passed, over allies any action necessary to as soft = EDDYARNOLD ifaome objectloh, a bii' to pay the sist Israel if she were attacked, ^ s tr ee t ■pre-floodf valuation of any prop- or .to assist an Arab country if at i i d Jerty’ earmarked for condemnation tacked by Israel." , ^ THURSDAY ■ ffore the fl,bod Eklen defended hiV’ earlier call : Skippies remtie passedpaoMd another'bdta: to set up for a compromise IsraeKArab set •wW • - ,-»j\$2,200,0W bond issue to build tlement which the Israelis had at ‘ ^ ** (ex Pantie in Whlte>Sunris8 ;a vo.catlOnal school in- northeast tacked beîause they believed he TM| tmmi Pink. Alpine Blue,.Dawn Bikek. 8, ■OorihecticuL meant they should give up rt>me M, L. 7 50 *Thown with m a t t Evenings from () II **sa4T 4M twin. Tha $ . . '' Both House and Senate approved territory they won in the Pales 519 -W Aasltir.Eddy Arnold —acw Tags, aiw vaM. “ iswa t4 ISSTNS. Great ••*0 IHStTN. Ferry Como \ ing “ Life Romance’’ Strapless Bt^ Tbivb Suns. I « ia singa 14 aonga. lamg Harry Geller and hia singing by F.artha Kitt. •ings twelve ronn. I,.oo« a world\pf luxury bill allowing Ovil ■ pWeme offi' tine war, Eden refused to.spell nut- •►i r ' 83.98 O; 45 EP Va Play 8398 Ch 45 EP Orch. Long Play 83.98 □ ; I.oog Play 83.98 d ; 45 Pley 83 98 □: 45 Rp $ 5.95. fcjsls power to stockpile equipment concessions he thought each side 82JSa Venioa 82-98 0 45 EP 83,96 □ EP Veraion 82.98 □ Version 82.98 □ ’ against natural dltatters aa well might make biit said the need for FOR THE CONVENIENCE OF OUR !ss enemy attack.' a settlemenfls “ more urgent than, - They'both approved a bill lit>er- ever." • , . CUSTOMERS IN ADDITION TO .•lising terms under -which build- In Cairo, Raif Bellama, acting -Ing and loan ' aasociations may secretary general of the Arab MARY MARTEN MOUTON COATS ^make flood damage loans. League, called the raiii on the OUR RE6ULAR HOURS Taka tht gnesswork rat of Two more bllli approved , by Syrian posts ah attack on the en /ghrhig racorda with naw ;;both Houses provide the same tire Arab world.” t h Dye Processed Lamb .-death benefits for the families.-«f ’’In the past we answered such RCA Victor Christmas Card . ’.State Highway Department work aggressions with a plotest," Bel 2 MONOAY^FRIDAY, 7:00 A.Ma-S:00 P.M. ers killed in line of duty as the lama dei lared. "But now Arabs Gift Caiiificatas ORIGINAL CAST .families of State Police and Prison. are better armed than ever before ; SATURDAY, A.M.- N oor Guards receive, and made Con and have concluded firm bilaterat 7:00 12:00 **t*Ma TSaSIlt. Gwen ••rmi Nit. Mary Martin “ vetsai turn and six necticut party to an air pollution defeh.se pacts among fhemaeives Verdon and original and original Broadway All-Time Greats. l.onx $2.98 a $3.98 a $12.00 a $24.95 B'wav cast. I'amg Plav cast lamg Play 84.98 d; Play 8198 O; 45 EP study by New 'York 'and New vEg.vpt and Syria have such a 84 M O; 45 EP 84.98 d 45 EP 84.96 a Jersey.-" ? PLENTY OF FREE CONVENIENT PARKING Veraion 82.98 □ pact). Differences among Arab <8$ - states win disappear and Israeli Strapless Girdleiere GOOD WILL .^lETLRS aggression will be met by a atrong “ Uf* Romance" Strapless Girdle- ’ Detroit UP—All parking tickets in and united Arab world.’’ BUDGET TERMS Ufa W ill Sa«d RCA VIefvr f m c ie a Raataga Frea Amywitmrs In Tha l/.S.A. lere. with hew ”cuddleatay" fea suburban Dearborn were paid .by' A French F°reign-<)fflce spdkc.s- ^ ...._ ' % a $69 value ture for gentle shaping and uplift. the Optimist Club for a week. Said f inan in Pans said his government WHERE YOU GET REAL HIGH FIDELITY FROM THE In White. S I 3 ,5 0 . a club spokesman: ’’It’a 'a means "deplores” the Israeli attack on 1 10%'Down— $10 Pw Monrii of focusing attention to the service I Syria, a former French mandate LARGEST STOCK OF ALL SPEEDS OF RECORDS f-"' group’s activities. Violators will be from the League of. Nationa. ■- ■ I . -i given an opportunity to reimburse France haa recently been wooing Everyone's favorite fur, mouton, famous u a club if they wish.!' the Arab nations to stop the propa for all around hard wear, deep dfifite fur, ganda assistance they have been LAHT-LAF TBOUBLE giving the nattonaiista In her warmth-without.-weight, ~ long lasting Houston, Tex^ OH—Mrs. Rosella North African terrifdrles. beauty! Now at a price you can't afford, Werlin was finishing up a 10, to pass up! ’ - «00-mllc( tour of Old World coun- MMAbV DEAL trlea when she landed at the air- Pot ter ton’s Culver City, Calif. OPV—You ean fo rt bare. Oomiag'down the gang- buy excellent window shadea and MANCHESTER'S LARGEST TV, RADIO, RECORD end APPLIANCE STORE IpBjr, aha missed a step,, sprained shutters at a factory here. A sign .M kla. Aad aftm* all that hill over the door proudly boasts, ^ 336 NORTH MAIN STREET TEL. MI 9-5253 130 CENTER ST. • PLENTY OF PARKING (COR. OF CHURCH) C h n f (f if withaw a mishap, she “Conia I n ^ and. gel the shadiest (i u i) IJ ' » if Y I n <1 , < < I deal in town." ( Jr-' ■ r

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/■ The / v*’ / YOUR SELF^ STORE HAS BARGAINS LOWEST PRICES IN TOWN! OPEN THURS. and FRI, NIGHTS UNTIL 9 WHILE OUR QUANTITIES "ST JOIN THE WIDE AWAKE OOLLAR SPECIALS WEB, THUDS., FRL SAT. LAST SHOP HE SHOPPERS WHO KNOW

"1 K MEMPER FOR GREATER WHERE TO GET THEIR SELECTIONS MONEY'S WORTH! X 30 INCH SHOP and BUY AT EEB OF COURSE-

MASCMESTEm MANCHESTER’S ONLY SELF- NYLON SLIPS AND REALLY Ifs The SERVICE DEPT. STORE Famous Miss A O Christmas Needs SAVE ON Youth Form M m w O FAIRWAY NO WAITING m E SELF-SERVICE CARDS PARTY SUPPLIES EVERY TO Y REG. S.98 IJb k .1 B'9 ‘.rX* ripa' *or .nfan* WAY—COURTEOUS CLERKS TO 'Tpf''l y ■> N COtC'f'ti WRAPPINGS XMAS LIGHT|___ HELP YOU IN ANY WAY POSSIBLE ^Lavishly trimm^. Sizes 32.40. BOYS^: GIRLS' „ INFANTS' 1^1 ■ ■- - LAVISHLY ^ GIFT HATS ^ • V ‘hcj^ hrrt'«‘n iov»*' ORNAMENTS " CANDLES - CORDUROY “ Others From 1.98 ■ RAYON TRIMMED DECORATIONS NATIVITY FIGURES Regular Fairway Regular Fairway INFAHTr, GIRLS', BOYY Only A Few ' Price Price A Few More Price Price Sizes 32-50—Fairwa;y Priced, GABARDINE RAYON CRAWLER XTRASIZE METAL. CRAOLES a a a ■ • 1 2 .2 9 LARGE ASSORTMENT iliiViiiinriii SHOOTING GALLERY ...... 5 .5O SHOP TROUSERS PANTIES SNAP CROTCH ANCHOR HIKING FALOOKA EOF BAG .. All oolork Sizes a-lS Aasi. colors. Sizes 2-14. INLAND CARAFE POLYETHELENE 3.00 DRAGNET TARGET GAME . . . 3 .00 WORTH 2.98 ‘ AT FAIRWAY LOW PRICES SLINKY and W IGGLES . J yOO NEW PINK HORSESHOE SET ...... 1 2-00 BOYS' DRESS SHIRTS Fairway COPPER '*** FINISH OVAL DISHPAN , GIRLS’ DRESSES 1.98 3 98' GOLF GAME . . • • • a • 2-00 Colors and whit* Priced >Oiad|y azehaaga *lM DINNERWME TABLE TENNIS...... 3 .00 from Slz«s 6-16—Sanforized HOLIDAY STYLES FAIRWAY PRICED Aast. color* * tf ytm ga i aa w rcag. 8 cup. Reg. 3.95 3.49 p MACHINERY TRUGK^ STARTER SET CHRISTMAS SPECIAL ^ and STEAM S H O V E L...... / ELECTRIC BASKETBALL...... 7 .OO . 12.PC. HEATPROOF 1:69 e. 2 f,3 0(> 12 cup. Reg. 4.95 3.95 4—1 PEG CHEST ...... 2'0® IDEAL HX.IT CAR ...... 4 .OO REG. 1.49 UKULELE ...... 1.50 MEN’S SOCKS FAIRWAY 2 cup pair. O O C 1.00 .6 9 1 GIRLS' ARGYLE REG. 1.9R VALUl PRICED Reg. 4.95 O . y O KAY STANLEY CAKE 2-0® AMERICAN L O ^ • • • REG. 1.00 CAMPUS KNEE HI’i FAIRWAY PRICED 2-00 AUM> OPEN S T O ^ ' MIX SET ...... 3.00 CAKE SERVER THE SIZES ^-14 CASH REGISTER ...... 3 .OO SM B DARK and LIGHT SEAM 24K GOLD TRIM WINKY DINK PAINT SET .... _ f •rt ENAMEL ROASTERS LITTLE LADY SEWING ' nn FAIRWAY PRICED WINKY DINU TV KIT ...... 2-5* A SIZE FOR EVERY NEED CENTER ...... 5*00 CHILDREN'S SOCKS 1.00 3 'or 2 DING. DONG SCHOOL BASKETBALL and GO AL S H .. 5 .00 NYLON HOSIERY FAIRWAY HNGERPAINT SETS ^ 2-00 BASKETBALL ...... 2*^5 PRICED 4 pair BOYS' AND GIRLS' MICKEY MOUSE CLUB GAME 2 * ^ BREAK THE BANK, GO TO BE AWAKE — SHOP THE FAIRWAY AND SAVE! 8ij‘-P -2^ -2“ SINK...... 2-0® THE He a d o f t h e c l a s s . 3.00 PAJAMAS MEET THE PRESIDENTS .... KITCHEN CABINET ...... 2 '^^ b e a t THE CLOCK ...... A .00 REFRIGERATOR ...... 2 * ^ 48— 1 GAME BOX • aaaaaaaa FAIRWAY EKCO 6 pc. KNIFL SET USE OUR LAY-AWAY NOW STOVE...... 2-00 1-^^ CHUCK WAGON SET ,^... . ^ .00 4.98 ALSO SAVE ON MANY MORE LL CARRIAGES — HI CHAIRS — CRIBS — REFUNDS! OR EXCHANQES AND k ASSURED THE BEST MIRRO DISH SETS ^ , • cq BBY HORSES — SLATES — DISH SETS — ALL KINDS...... $1 to$ 4 3 9 c-3*5^ Fairway- Priced. o o- o POSSIBLE SELECTIONS FOR AGONS — TRICYCLES — PULL TOYS CHEERFULLY GIVEN GIFT ibxED Imported YOUR CHRISTMAS GIFTS and up NO CHAIN OF COMMAND STRUCTO TRUCKS MISSES'ON INFANTS' NEW SHIPMENT U R LS’ TO GO THROUGH CLUTCH LADIES' CRAWLER SET WROUGHT IRON NYLON ^ PILLOWS REVELL DO-IT-YOURSELF MODELS LINED CORDUROY JACKET DECORATOR BAGS BOUFFANT O'CEDA MOP AND OVERALL CHLOROPHYLL TREATED Assartod Stylas ct AND WONDERFUL VALUE Tha Now C iu n CURLED DUCK and PLANES, SRIPS, CARS from G9 339 and Colars SUP FAIRWAY .9S REG. 4.98 Aaot. color* Res.5J0 PRICED S T " ^ ^ REG. 2.94 VALUE VELVET’ TURKEY FEATHERS CANNOKt TOWELS - Sizen 1-S Compara SCRABBI,E^ RADiO STATION REG. G.9S Anat. color* FAIRWAY ■ th# Priea FAIRWAY PRICED Reg. 2.98 1.88 Reg. 6.98 5.98 FAIRWAY PRICED FAIRWAY PRICED. PRICED FAIRWAY PRICED COPPERTONE MOLD SET 398' ANGORA Ideal ' / REG. 5.98 ^CLOSEOUT — C FA «W A Y " Gift PRICED COHVOY COATS 1 QUANTITIES UMITED FAIRWAY PRICED 4-6x. Reg. 6.93. NOW 5 . 9 5 ■frr ) -sr IM B ^B ^B IB BB I I YOUR XMAS STORE FOR SAVING YOU MORE NOTHING TO BUY f' ------' 7-14. Reg. 8;95. NOW 7 . 7 5 1 ~ABSOLUTELY I (TJnnr? li-18. Reg. 10.95. NOW 8 . 9 5 \ Broken Size\ V 1st QUALITY CANNON SHEETS Fairway Priced \ FREE . 72 X 99. Reg 2.49 72 X 108,81 X 99 81 X 108. Reg. 2.89 I TO EACH ADULT WITH THIS COUPON | [ Reg. 2.69. Ea. 1.99 NOW 1.89 „ 0.19 ea. I A Beautiful I HANES - CAROLIERSET Free Deliyery {Glassware Gift! MERRICHILD SLEEPERS SHOP THE SELF SERVICÂY AND SAVE $$$$ WITH NITE CAP and RECORD ANYWHERE IN TOWN COMPARE THE QUALITY-.THE FINEST I FAIRWAY STORE | ON AU PURCHASES OVER COMPARE THE SERVICE- YOQ'LL ENJOY IT 1^ WITH COUPON ONLY . j 975 MAIN ST., MANCHESTER--Across Froinôpular Morket Manchester's Most Conveniently^ Located Store HVE DOLLARS — ^ COMPARE THE VALUE - FAIRWAY PRICED •r I FACE ETGHT HANCHESTElB^ EVENING HEItALD, MANCHESTER. C0NN.1t UESDAY. DECEMBER 13. 195B I ■ liANCHBSTER EVENING HERALD. HANOH^TiR. CQNN. TUESDAY, DECEMBER 13, 1955 the luxury of being able to cam product of I tha dollactiva Intalli- with you and refer to it through he lost a 4-block chaas . to ona of PAGENTO paign not 10 much against Elstn- genes of our Stata Department Droodlet out the day. the city's newest police oAlctrs, hower as againat tha man who 'That . fear seemed to lie aub- Sponsored By The Mancheeter one of alx women hired primarily Perry, David Clements; .Silver ar able to paaf a simple driving teet' Council of Churches. H âr M rs. Payiw? R e « l C r o s g S e e k s . SoFnitig Ijiralb might - havt to finish tha Eisen stantiated when, a day' or two By ROUBM PBICB for'iaauing parking tickets in the row points. Burton McNamara, to qualify. nui downtown usiness district. First Ev'welt Smith, Bruce Capps. Those -who offer their eervicea CO.. OiC. hower term. Ikter, Mr. Dullea ateadfastly main the w ân'oA lcer, Mildred Jonee, Wash ingtoh Newsmen Bored . The Dent put on Christmas Melts » a S M 5 ? J ? 5 S X At Chapel M ere V olunteer. D rivers for this task should have a first : A S S S rW n . This poses a dilemma for the tained that the statement tyu* puaheerhim down and after, he got end sang carols and Cubs and aid certificate or be willing *to EMERGENCY niuuAS r fliRousuN, Reoublicah party even if Eisen deliberate end not anything light Poet*B Corner up, chased him four blocki until a parents Joined tn the games of atudy to get one. VALTER R rEROUSON hower does solve its - main prob ly made. . i scout car 'with two policemen i CH^TMAS CARDS . Mrs. Mlai^ Payne, wife of the skill'. "We need volunteer driven dea- The local drivera have been roll O IL RU RN EI PubHdMn caught them and made'the arrest. |g FOR THE WHOLE FAMILY ' ’s White House late ReiC Joseph i*ayne of the District Commissioner Julian peralely,’.* Mrs. Alfred Vennard, ing up a total of about 1,500 milei ■iMoMd OotolMr t. IMU lem by agreeing to run agUn. And Tât fear Is now removed, by SERVICI -" I waa juat making sure he Hartford Gospel Tabernacle, will Strong preSknted . tha charter) to head of the Manchester Red Croia a month on various errands, and ttTMlni ICzc«M the dilemma would be certain to reports from Washington that Mr., Christmas Again . didn’t get away," she said. g COMPLETE ASSORTMENT BOXED CARDS Motor Corpi, said today, N- . Gettysburg. Pa. (NEIA)—DoWn the Pack chairman, Joseph Cou If their la ito one to make the neces fe^BUred IM Dullea did this one all by himself, He waa given a $12 Ane by’Pble be guest speaker at Cldvary Chap ture,' in the absence of Bruce Mil "Thoss volunteers we do have sary trips, someone suffers need CooB., M be pushed toward the President, Another year haa rolled around Routa ;5 south three ipUes lies the "CALL even though it seemed certain to witoout consulting regular chah- Judge, Mike Foiter, I DEWEY-^RICHMAN el, comer of Spruce and Maple Sta., ler, institutional representative. now are being.forced to double up lessly, she added. The lighta are on again 'temporary 'White House. Here at Wednesday at 7:30 p.m. Grabbag gifts were enjoyed by and the situation ia distressing," ’ Anyone caring to help the Red WILUAMS •UBSCRiPnUR KATES bs painful to him. .'ela In his own department which, The air la fllled With carola There are about 6,280 new cases M 767 MAIN STREET tha Gettysburg Hotel -lies the 50- the Cubs,, who decorated a Chrlat- she added. ■ ^ Pa raw* is Adnuic* Peace on earth, good will to men. man Washington press corps, res Mrs. Payne, i<7io was born and Cross by driving for the unit may Apparently, as the political sty the reports, would certainly of pneumonia a day-among Ameri educated In Switzerland, spent 14 m'a* tree with hand-made oma- The Red Cross chapter here usually, remain at home but be OIL SERVICI •••••••••...... •••** J-g have vetoed It. cans. » tive on a diet o t brlcRng and bore needs at least five volunteers, she Climate stands, some of Eisen It is the time when most are gay dom. years in Mongolia, laboring under menta. Refreshments were served available for calls from the hours There is also an explanation of and an enjoyable evening waa h«d explained, to give the unit cover of 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. during onC d*y MI- hower's ou*n best friends would be But still some folks are sad Twice a day the heivên go tremendous hardships, with her age for all the days during the 9-4548 against the renomination of Vice why Mr. Dulles did it. It i seems Becauae Uie comforts of this life husband in miaslonary work. Dur by all. each week. ••• .••••••A*..** -next door to a gymnasium con- Cub Pack No. 151 will hold its week. ■' The day of the week Xvhich Pre.sident Nixon. Whether, or not that our leases on military bases They never really bad. » ing World War II, t.he Payne fam ivertad into a press room. A t noon ily spent 314 years tn a Japanese annual Chriatmaa party thia There are now enough, driven meets the volunteer’s convenience THS iSSJcSffED^PRlUB they could put forward any other in the Azores are expiring next •Clock for TeJIng What Time Moat of us will flil o u r’’stockings" and later in the afternoon either evening at 7 o’clock at the *f«r- available for the weekends, but It Was’ concentration camp, miraculously may be chosen, Mrs. Vennard said. j55id*rri..‘^r.SLSs;*a cendidate who wôuld teem better, beptember, and that one of the And fill our ’’tumnliea" too .Press Secretary Jim Hagerty or plsnck cafeteria, ‘ the shortage of driven is notice This, clock la perfect for busy Assistant Murray Snyder shows escaping starvation death. able throughout the week. alt M«* dupalcbes' craditad to It ur or safer polltlcaHy, is just as much Items of business being discussed Never thinking of the other folks • The evening will be devoted to YlnllRFEATIIIE Ml ounrwlaa cradlted In Uita paper but absent-minded people Ilka me. Who are not so well to do. up, sits at a table with a green Dressed in Mongolian- costume, social' actlvUiea including refresh Motor Corps operators take chil •a* UAo tha local aeva pubualted h m . of a question as 1s the other prob with the Portuguese Foreign Min Mrs. Payne will show many of her All tUliU of. rtpubncatloo of apodal It’s very handy when I want to baize cover, and reads the Igtest ments, Christmas music, singing, dren to the Crippled C2itldrqh’B If IIVISIILE lem, that of whether tlicy can ob ister was the extension of these Ah, yes, we give a little bit report on what' the Preaident if cherished slides, depicting different Home in Newington for treatment; OipaidMa aoroln ara alao roaoroad know what time I waa supposed and the distribution of ^fts. tain a suitable substitute for leases, and that the latter asked a To help out here and there doing down on his farm. • phases of' missionary life and Parents are urged to accompany the Gray Ladies to the Newington •I MirtIM lUF tOLIRR f d l aaralea eUaal of N. B. A. to take Uit Liver Pills I forgot to. Because the spirit hits us-. * Occasionally, Preaident Elsen- scenes of forgotten Mongolia. their aons and may bring other Veterans Hospitar— where they 4M«e M Eisenhower himself, if he does not little advance deposit, and got it, When the Christmas season’s here. The Rev. Kenneth L. Gustafson ^°|l|iMMiera Raproaenlaureai 1 1 m And I use It almost every day to .hower drives-Intb'town and spends, children of the family along. read and entertain sick veterans; *nsit around in flannel- shirts likjs tion defending coloniaiiam. dell School. to cover premiums on ficlltions pabneaUoa aaeapi Saturday — Eisenhower into the ring, the other way. out the year those of the deer Hunters passing ^ Tile following - Cqba - received policies-and sentenced to two years “NEW SHOE” APPEMUNCE t lS L President will be under some pres -Tt Is at least reassuring to be Support your church and all chari outside. Tlie hotel lobby is warm. awards; Three new Cubs were pre-^ In prison. But aitice he had paid ties too There’s much more to a fire than the destruction of the building and Soft music filters out from a wall Tueaday, December 18 sure to help pick his own euc- told that the State Department contents. Equally disastrous is the i economic problem which occura TWICE A-DAY STINT FOR REPORTERS by Press sented with Bobcat pins, Peter the money .back even before the twe (SI MM4 cafAiM MARLOWT And I'm sure that God’s richest screen. A young bellboy leans Secretary Jaifiez Haggarty (at table) in converted im. Brown, Henry King, Gsiry; Mac charges were brought Judge Dirk cessor whether or not nine staff waa not Involved in this, and blessings during the period when profita ceaae’i-yyet expenses continue. .against the wall. 14 PRATT STRUT ~ SHOE REF AIR DEFT. That BIsr Silent Vote again himself. And one suspects that the mentality In the depart A Though! fur Today | Donald; , Lion badges, Everett Kuyk whittled the eentence to 52 Will really come to you. ’To nâke aure that YOUR busineaa naver faces the problem' of eurvival A new batch of papers arrives Smith;’ Wolf badges, Clifford days — to be served on successive HARTFORD Lower Street Floor Level that, so far as Ms peraonal feel ment which did produce It was Oscar G, Anderson and ia stacked near the side door. return on Nov. 14. Trouble is, they prevailing price. T h ^ was 14,200. There will naturally be a great following a fire, get the protection afforded by Business Interruption In- Scorso, Russell Oulette, Brian Sundays. OFBN THimSDAT BVBN1NOS Inge are conMmed, he would only the mentality at tha top. How You Can Find Help X ■The men scan the headlines, buy say, the press, the President'a staff However, shortly after Ike boitght daal of comment In Mancheater to aurance, available through this agency. papers and read until lunch time. and the Signal Corpis haven’t the school house for his family, rather pick a new Preaident than fe from Bible Reading FEMALE OF THE SPECIES day on the remarkably poor turn 1. Set apart a dednite time each Why not call ua today?. ; Aff«i’ fbe late briefing, the bar brought their womenfolk with elsewhere In Adams Cotipty an out of votem In yeaterday’a new vice preetdent." The firat day for serious reading of your Oklahoma City l/e>—A .'58-year- •begins to. fill up. It is dimly lighted them. At Hershey's Men's Store other red school house whs sold toferendum. Here were tnatUra In- would involve merely paeatng over Bible. old Oklahoma' City man may And '^xcept for battle murals on four one reporter had Ilia pants re for $5,000. Next day he evht his 2. Read in Company with someone It hard to face his friends after •sides. A few Secret Service men woven and a few others bought check for the ex ra $800. \ tnlidng a total expenditure of |2,- Nlxpn. The aecond would involve gloves when the weather got cold. getting rid of him. We doubt that Connecticut else whenever you can. pleading guilty to a charge of be 'join the newsmen at amall tables. Mrs. H. W. Baker’s comment,— gS0,000, and '‘nobody" waa In- 3. Read thoughtfully, prayerfully ing drunk. Maybe Mary Jane McCaffree, The State'Liquor Store on the her husband owns Baker.’s B a ^ teraated enough to. get out and tha President sees anything in and slowly. "Not snapshots but His embarrassment came when Mamie Eisenhower's vivacious sec square had to lay in a line of good tery Service across from the^ Tdte. All of ua can remember oc- Nixon'a conduct to justify any - Yankee time exposures" should be the rule. .OBERT •MITH retary, will drop in with a friend. Scotches and Bourbons. Before President’s."t^wn : office—"We all hope the Eisenhowers will stay in caalona in which there waa more such action on the Preeldent'e Hjr A. H.O. 4. Seek a personal message, ready incorporated Older reporters gather in a cor- they sold only blended whiskies TEU Ml $.8141 part, no m atter What the political to respond to it Your answer to — ncr away from the bar,'talking and sherry. our community. They are lovely MANCHESTER L pnbUc Intereat in the expendl- God’s message is Vital. When He ÊAL ESTATE — INSURANCE . , about their families. Tourists come people with such high standards. ' realiUea may seem to be. Real eâte values haye not be f •!» of auma picayune by oqm- Once agalo, this Republican condemns, bow penitently. When ' 983 MAIN, ST., GROUND FLOOR — TEL. MI $-5341 -ih uncertainly, staring at the re come InMted aince the Eisen pariaon. It-la eaay,-therefore, to iegialative leadership and this tile offers light, place your hope on REVERE WARE COPPER KltCHEN SETS ------“INSURANSMITHS SINGE 1914’* porters. - howers bought their farm,' except aocuae the Mancheater electorate Who LooMd Hitler? Democratic Governor have met on It. When He guides, follow. When' Men with, good expMse accounts perhaps on propierty adjacent to of having auddenly turned laay and the field of potential battle, and. He commands, obey. stay for dinper. The food is gener theirr. When a speculator wanted 5. Reread versea which strike Are. _ Potterton's ous. Indifferent to iU owr welfare. One of the unfriendly charges Instead of coining to blows, retired to ^ y the abandoned little red ► _ TOYS Copy out a key vera* which aeema ISO CENTER ST. After nine hours the place is school house at the edge of the A FOR THE KIDDIES •Tfe a ahame," we aay—if we hap Khrushchev haa been making with a compromise containing to apeak directly to you. Carry It satisfaction and credit for each ISMSIWMMHMMlIlHWSHl 'empty again. Some sit in the lobby Farm, the townspeople petitioned ^ Large Aeedrtment ^ pened to have earned the right to againat' the Weat in Asia is at side. reading magazines. Others drift the courts to block the aale. They aay that by voting ouraelvea. Icaat in- the realm of half truth. This la getting to be almoat a off to ona ^ the two movies in wanted to protect the First Fami The low vote la however^ under He ia charging that Britain and routine, and it contrasts vividly town, or drive out to the Lincoln ly’s privacy. The courts ruled that P Arthur Drug Stout j France plotted to encourage Hit with the routines of the past', when Logs, a rustic bar with a jUke box. the-President could have It at the I r a A A A i F ataadable, and, being understand deadlocks were' more recklessly By eleven the square outside the able, very far from eonatitutlng an ler to strike againat Ruaala. And achieved, more fiercely held, and hotel is deserted. Only the chimes Indication that tha quality of that aeema at least a half truth never abandoned until each side on the First National Bank clock dtmocracy in Manchester has sud But Khrushchev never mentions had made something of an all out ruffle the quiet in this nerve center the sequel. effort to crush the other. of the free world. denly declined. At the conclusion of the two Town. Religious There waa not, and could not be, In 1938, when Britain and days of bi-partisan conferences This is a Godly town. Out of its -/ the allghteat breath of controversy France went to MMOlch and which produced the compromise 7,000 citizens only 97 have no over the 11,000,000 program for handed Hitler the key to settlement of tha main Issues of church affiliation. 'The President Czechoslovakia, they barred Rus this special session, we found our _ attend.* the Presbyterian Church modemlaatlon of the sewage die aelvea curloiit aa to the mechanic! on~BaltImbre Street~acr’oss "from poasl plant. sia, Ckechoslovakla'a good friend, and techniques of such compro the Post Office. Mormaily, one might have ex from their conference with Hit mise, and we evolved what ^(’e He uses the pew right behind pected a great deal of controversy ier. Munich haa been labeled ap thought might be a 'rather clever the one where. Abrahsm Lincoln peasement of Hitler, in that It clinical method of researching into prayed in 1863 when he came to over the $1,250,000 jpirchaoe of the Gettysburg^, to make his immortal Olobe- Hrllow -tracts. But thia yielded to ,HitWr in a way which So we sought, for purposes of address. - - proved to be one thoee miracU- made Hitler insatiable, But it was background information, and with Lincoln's pew is mcrkcd with a ^ IT’S loos instances in which , all ele also « directional H)>pâaement. It a clear understanding that we were small American flag. No one cv.er gave Hitler a key toward the east not undertaking to publish a blow wants to ait in ..it—it’s' the most ments of public Slid political by blow account of the negotia uncomfortable peW in the church. opinion flowed smoothly together The Inference was that if Hltlsr MUNSON'S tions, to have ourselves bri'efed on The young minister,, Clyde Ray ■ h toward one favorable verdict. continued to direct hlniaelf toward the actual course of the two con nor Brown, had lunch at the Farm CANDY KITCHEN There has never been anything the east, Britain an d î ance would ferences. with the Eisenhowers the other FOR THE not mind too much. But if - this We consulted a Repubiica famil day. In his study he told how tour like it before, and there will prob ists flock . to church when they CANDY THAT'S FAMOUS FOR wish, or design, waa a factor at iar with the course of the negotl ably nevar be anything Ilka It ations, and we consulted a Demo think the President and Mrs. El- Munich, it obviously waa no per OLD FASHIONED GOODNESS again. crat familiar with them. . aenhower are going to attend. One Featuring A Complete Asaortment Of Fresh ' The Chamber of Commerce, th'e manent part of British or French It was our somewhat naive ex of his three little sons quietly opened the door to ask if he could Dsmocratie Town Committee, the policy. A year later Hitler etruck pectation that, as we obtained the toward the east, and BriUin and details of the making of peace have a piece of gum. His earnest Christmas Candies Bepublican Town Committee, and from both contestants, each side Lather said yes because that would tha Bowers bloc all unanimous— France went to^war, oyer Poland would make a case for ‘ itself, be a Sunday treat. sours (, BOLTON NOTCH that seems a kind of municipal But if the Rusatane believe, that claiming Its own triumphs, and .Sell Battlefield Souvenirs Opan daily and Sundays until 7 P.M. mUlenium, at Munich, Britain and France pointing out the wounds and losses H Along the battlefield roads stand were willing to try to buy peace the opposition had sustained. And Union" and Cbnfcderate cannon. , Tha result was that no voice or we expected, further, that, aside Souvehir shops sell small replicas Sigument of opposition was raised. for themaclvea at the SKpenae uf from such Instincts, each side i - made in Japan. Store windows But it ia a fair aasumpMon that if Ruaala, and were hoping that, If would naturally have a somewhat display dinner plates with colored therd* had been more controversy, Hitler attacked anybMy, it would different vision and interpretation photographs of President and Mrs. be Ruaala, they have Some juatift- of the course , of the negotlatiqns. Eisenhower printed across the cen tha vote on both aides could have just because no event of any klhar 'THUNDERIIRD" ^ more complicated than the text- posedly pval versions of it. And tranamissiun. A ve,i^- nice fam 5 POWER TOOLS IN ONE aibtlity,'for selecting his own sue- about the only ones who lost In the PROTECTS. YOU AND YOURS Like the Victoria shown above, all 18 new Fords are styled after the ily ear. Refrigerator. hooka of either Ea»t or West will fabulous Thunderbird. oeaaor, will also be pushed toward ever make it. process'were, we would guess, the professional hucksters whose trade Tn the ’56 Ford you get a Lifeguard deep-center See Duane Skinner him If his decision Is that 'he him- Full Price,. 2 8 9 5 0 ,With Motor 16 CU. FT. FREEZER aelf v ^ again. It will be a it is to try to extract some .political steering wheel, double-gnp door latohes and shatter- triumph or argument freix every resista n t rear vidw inirroFc And you can have FORD’S THUNDERBIRD Y-B ENGINE IS 100% PUN Take 2 Years to harA political fact that’ people, as He Done It - Uses one sp'mdle, motor, table and frame for these fiva situation. optional seat belts and o p tio n a l energy-absorbing And you can get it at no extra Cost, it is the standiid eight for all Words Upright givas you the convenience bf they consider voting for Eisen tipsters from Washington cushioning for instrument panel and sun visors. Fairlane and Station Wagoa models. ' >: 1— bosic power tools: 9 " Circulor Sow, 12" Disc Sender, 3 4 *’ 560-lb. Home Freezer in a compact refrigerator- hower, will think of his illness, and have answered seme of the ques Farm experts estimate that 80 Lathe,.1'6'/2" Vertical Drill Press and Horizontal Drill. Jusf Pay Starting then take much moia than the tions about what was probably the million- tons of agrIciUtural lime type cabinet. Special "Quick-Freeze’’Corapdrtmenti stone arc needed for use on U-S. piug ilî in, it’s reody to operate. usual look at the individual who ia diplomatic,boner of the year, that soils'. • i easy-to-reach slide-out shelVes.onfLbasket. ReomYl In aacond place on ,the Eisenhower being the sta,tement .Secretary Next March $10 down. N o paynmtfg ttd u t. And, tor once, the in-, MAGNA TOOLS FOR. TOP QUALITY door shelves with handy juice rock. 5-yr. Warranty. Dullea Issued jointly with the For W e’re out for.recordâles:.. 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. X MANCHESTER EVENING HER^U, MANCHESTER. CONN. TUESDAY. DECEMBER 13, 1965 PAGB TENv asiB lUNUUEsfSB EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER. CONN. TUESDAY. DECEMBER 13. 1955 PAGE ELEVEN »•••••• chairman of -the constitutional soma television Work. Their pro Hal Boyle Yoiiug Democrats conunittae; dthera are John Pink- Collegiate Octet gram '*'.was., enthualaatically re clinad ,to pay too much aitentten ehologista, paychiatrlata, and oth* ham, Mary O'Dwyer and Henry ceived. , to the I. Q. Of the children, these art, there ia new tn. organisation . w . Agoatinelli. Mrs. Robert Johansson had ar-^ testa do have some real value. known ah the National Asaoclatlon Plan Yule Party Atty. Francis Rhea Is-chairman Sings at Church The ' If tha I. Q. Is far below normal, for Ratardad Children (99 Univer When AU’s Lost- ■*------. ranged the second part of the pro of tha political activities commit gram, consisting of a competitive PidiTsHOMirilMflR Gel $2S te $500 iu ■ T r i p ! the child must be considered .to sity Place, New-York 3. N. Y.) Young Democrats of Manchester tee; his asatatanta are Eileen Bar ■ The Women’s Olub of Manches CTiriatmis game which gave the' IS Sts. n*a SSM*. PlM \ )>e a true Idiot and cannot which is doing splendid work h Phone,for l-trip loan. Upon approval, Doctor Says educated in school subjects; auch will- hold their annual C?hrlatmni rett, RvrretJ Gamble, Janet 'fAu- ter held its December meeting last members an opportunity for a holi *100 "TTJT I' pick up cash. Loan euatom-lsilMsd to through Its nearly 400 unlta Send .a Book party Saturday, Dec. 17, at 8 p.m. dette, Janet Champany. . day get together. *900 ^4.25 19.25 children usually require care in an throughout the country. • Social activities, Eileen Barrett, alight in the chapel of South Meth your tteedt. iiKom*. Contelrdsta billi inatltgtion. ' In Murphy’n ReaUtirant. The. pro odist Church. Mrs. John Treybal In- Delicious refreshments were *500 __39.05 30.70 with our Bill Coiuolidaiion Strrict UMwIly Mmtal Ratardaiiaii chairman; Gerry Longchampa, served under the-direction, of the Abav* parMorft* <#*«r a«ffTtl»iRf4 Frequontjy reduces monthly pay \ Oaa Bo Fauad by I. 4). Teat The new lowest group ara Im AMPHIBIOUS CRUISER Kew Tork wn—When your tele-, gram wilt Include music, other Mrs. Janet PInkham, John . Pink- trodubed •"The Pipes," an octet A laaA af |t00 cMtt $20.40 wkoa beciles who can learn to perform tive Selling.”—Dr. Norman Vin hostesses for the evening, Mrs. etempulf rtpa*4 12 caafiOffui*** ment*. Phone, or conto in lodayf Oivaa TWO topor-i vMon aet goea blooey, what do you j cent Pealii. forma of entertainment, dancing, ham, Rosemary Chinningham, from Trinity College; who sang a POAIIilir iRitailmRAti •( By EDWIN F, JORDAN. M.D. simple household duties but do not Gaylord, lUch. (F) — Lew More Phipps Cole and Mrs. Fred Geyer. house, 67-y4ar-otd industrial engl- tant banafita. n f t t | do'^rhila you’re watting for the re-1 “How to Live 5*5 Days a Year." refreshments and a grabbag; amid Everett Gamble, Julie LaRivIcre. group of spiritual, barber shop and Uam $9S le ISOO . X By aOSBFH A. OWENS ' WrittM for Ke A Service go far in school aubjecta. it gives prompt re —Your favorite insurance salesman gaily colored decorations of red, Public affsUra committee, Roger popular songs. A a d ^ tr (Spatial) — Whan ha Abpva these two .low groups nter, haa fixed up a aet of wheels pairman to'come and .tlx itt | RBRIDENCV TEST ' One.of tha big problama facing for hla 20-foot cruiser that rolls It list of cough I Do you get croa* and upaet? JDo ■ (and John Wayne l. green and white, and all Young Negro, chairman;' Mr. and Mrs. "Tha Pipes" consist presently of was n ^ y a t night yaara-old, Carl are the leas seriously retarded throat irritation dut to cplda by ‘•1 Traveled a Lonely Land.” — Democrata and their friends are Peter Gleakl. M a c y O’Dwyer. tha following 'Trinity students; our aoctaty concema thoaa among from land to water and back again. you fuaa and fume over waited! St. Petersburg, Fla. i/Pi — City U £Il££icicJl FINANCE CO tVStSM Stiana obaarvto racruita In Uit children who can often .)>e taught Boata wlth'whaals are nothnig new its aootl{ing affect on tha throat. John Ford for sure, John Huston cordially ipvlted. ■ * , • Teresa Bowers. Douglas Green, leader; Winston Judge Laurence D. Childs has " ( !> { \ ua who are mentally mtardsd. A to team enough to support them- Second, it helps bnitd resist- houra—precloui hours you could, maybe. ■ I f a*t w ^ m ji I I S A N l I 4 0 / Kaiaar’s German army haing — military craft have been ao be spending deep in a coma watch- Gerry Longchampa la chairman Publications and publicity 'vom- Perry, Peter Dodge, Jack Marino, r u l^ a resident of, S5, years has mentally retarded psraop is de aelvea in simple occupations, but anca to dbids caused by lack of •'Why Johnny Can’t Read.” — of the dei^rating committee, mlttec; Pat Ruff, Atty. Shea. Hen Steven Von Molnar, Joseph Biddle, trained by aon-commiaalonad o'- fined as one who does not have tha equipped for', years. But Morahousa tttg your favorite vtdeo shows? Johnny. Kved hqre a llttla..too long to be' are not likely to go beyond the says hla p*r a c t leal retractable vitamin A. Oat Father John’s Well, why not protect yourself Theresa Bowers will ainisl: Ernest ry Agoatinelli. Shirley Turkington, William Warder ituid Jon Outcalt. coiiaidered ’ a vagrant! Wfi MAIN ST.i 2nd H., O m WMlwerth’s, MANCHESTEN fioera and the light of tha brutal natural intalUganca and ability to elementary grades of school. Medicine today and gat rasults. “The Gods Were Kind." — The 'These students ^arrange moat of wheala operate without the ex- against these tragic lulls in living ? Brooklyn Dodgers. Gamble, entertainment; Jules La- Matthew DePumpo, William Levit Herman ..Sellers, 65, was charged M ltchall S-41M • ^ fmr tiM YCB fiHAftofar aptctacle la still vivid in hla mind carry hla own load in Ufa. It ia not posaibla to drill or penalve hydraulic mechanism that WTiy not buy yourself a book, and "We Loved Them Once.” — The Riviere, Mr. and Mr*. John Pink- sky and Frank Feietter. their own materiai, and as each with vagrancy after being . found Open Thursday Evenings Until 8 P. M. and Saturdaya thru Dec.'l7 though four dfcadaa have paaaed. Since It ia aatimated that be train a youngster with a low I. Q. most such devices require. He's ait down and read It? What if it ham. R o a e m a r y ^ (?utmingham. It waa alio decided to. hold a student graduates the g r o'u p sleeping in a packing box. I-oans made to residents of aft surrounding totvns ^ ' tween one and three but of 100 into a definitely higher group. New York Yankees. Janet Audette. Janet (?hampany Valentine dance open to the public. chooses a successor. In this way, A few years later ha waa atruck convinced that hia device is just doea make your lips tired? You . "Somebo^ Up There Likes M*.’’ He explained he was locked out repeatedly by tha fista of Com people have aome degree of men This may )>e a hard thing for tha thing to put more motorists probably could use a little more —Hariy S. 'Truman. and William' Ganzer are on the Everett Gamble and Rosemary ."The PIpSs" have continued aince of his apartment by mistake. 'That tal retardation, it la easy to sea parents to realize, but |t zhould aboard boata, and mors boata on general committee. Cunningham were named co-chair 1941. They have aiuig before wom explanation plus his long residence munist aympathizara In Germany exercise "The Joker Is Wild.”— Milton i becauaa they conaidarad hla father how Important this problem la. • be faced. wheels. ATTCNTION . Nowr don't fky, ‘I’ve already got Berle. i At the annual meeting held re man of arrangements for the en's groups and charitable organi In St. Petersburg served to secure Advertise in The Herald— It Pavs Ordinarily, mental retardation There ia, however, 4m e ex dance. zations snd have- recently done dismissal of the charge. (a amall land owner) a caipltallat. a book«.■’ E ^'l^ home that yearn* "Heritsge.”—Bobo Rockefeller. cently, Jean Pasqualtni'was elected About a quarter of a century later can be identlflad aometima dur perimental work going on with a CERAMISTS! for a two-car garage ought to have "Rug Hooking Made Easy."—' ha returned to hla native Germain ing childhood by properly admin substance called - glutamic acid DMNNiiM for room for two books, too. You qan i Willie Sutton. m m m dmwm m m -mm wearing tha uniform of the U.S. istered and Interprated teita of and. its effect on the intelligence, find space for the extra one some-1 “Cards of Identity.”—J. P.dgar Pl'l'i Tiri.Minir Army. mental davelopment known aa In- •dniis aubstance appears .to raise HEARINQ AID ChritHnai nrin$ Hoover. W’here. I During hla Army duty and also talUgent quotient or I. Q. testa. the intelligence as measured by A m a matter of fact, why not' “Living on the Level.”—Lucky ACCESSORIES Luciano, for a 4-yaar period following hla 'hteaa ara a meaaura of tha the I. Q. slightly. DECEMCER 15 , rtally surprise a friend this year c n « - H e r e ' s j n dUcharga, Stiena acted as an ^ - child’s ability to learn rather than However, it must he empha and send him a book for a Christ “The Passionate Pilgrim.”—Ava ^ Our six (•) Uins wiU be flring ERi PhaimRoy Gardner. tarpratar for Americana in Gar- what the child already knows. sized that the results are not re North mas present ? He'll talk about It “KiNG-SIZE” markable \and the work has not 4 Depot Square—MTt-4U5 night and day until Deo. U. many.cHia first work was for hla tor days and days. - "The Open Mind." Sen. Joseph Tha dllfarence of a few points Try COnaeotlcttt'a moot rapid McCarthy. commanding officers In tha Army however, dosa- Hot. mean much. gone far enough as yat for any To help you pick the right one. and later ha and hla wife. Else, one to be.iuH whether it will have flring service. — we have made up a list of sug "Behind the Picture Window."— Also, there are aevaral kinds'of I. Molotov. worked aa civilians for the War 4). testa and thb “acoring’’ of them practical valuexfor children of be gested Christmas books for folks GoolChns'r":: fl, Department. you’ve heard about. And so, kid "The Merry Partners."—Bul la different. .. low normal n a t ^ I Intelligence. ROCKRAFT dies, here we go—all in fun: ganin and Khrushchtv. (Have tux. TABLE with The j^ pay- 3 M U L sMIm R Adlal Stevenson. "The Prontier Tears.’'—Sophie “P Love Her, That’s Why."— , According to the., blue-eyed, gentle Tucker. Your favorite wife. man, the Japanese native identi "The Prophet."—Any wife. fied himself aa a diplomat and “The Smiling Rebel." — Sen. "A Wife la Many Women."— when ha lear .ed Stiena was leav Bites Kefauver. Tour favorite huaband. ing Germany to make hla home "A Man Called Peter."—Princess "The Persistent Image."—Any and 5 CHAIRS! in the United States, aaid n man Margaret Rose. named Hitler would someday be "How Par the Promised Land?" visiting relative. > H- iU "The Long Ride Home."—Your the top man in Germany. ^ THIS YIAR, HRANTS HAS MORS •1; —Carmine De Saplo. favorite bus driver. "The Power of Positive Think To this day Stiena marvels at ing."—the Governor of New York; “Nothing Too Good for a Cow tha uncanny prediction hacausa at boy.’’,boy.”—The Jockey In any cab you FINE FURNITURE that ti.mo Adolph Hitler waa copa- “A Slight Senae of Outrage."— ride. All 7 paratlvely uhknown and It wasn't The Governor of Georgia. •The Call to Honour.”- •One for .un.Ht six years later that he rore "RunSilent, Run peep."-r-The the'road alone. Governors of Ohio and Michigan. MANUFACTURERS inGLEAMING to powci*. ■ iillH D is f l^ but. Unavailable iiiiii - "Meet Mister Kleenhower”— Between IVi and! i.i per’ cant of ■ Mrs. Eisenhower. normal cliildren have crossed tyss. In 1938 Stiena was drafted to “No Man U an Island.”—Mall me £ CHROME servo in Uia Oerman.army, but he 'Uetald Photo. a copy. waa living in the United States at GarlStiens “The Dawn at Personality.'’— the time and was able to ignore Fred Allen. G iv e HER the notice. ■ He recalls the Ger harbor. He does not name the did have time to hunt in the fam shots of hia bounty to prove his “A Good Man la Hard to Pind." man conacriptfon waa done accord' ous forests of Germany. ability with a rifle. ir MORR lov*ly gLft id«ai f o r your monoy —Mae West. . parson, but inaista the story is a ; * CHANEL NO. 5 Ing to -.birth pecorda aiid his call true. > Above the fireplace in tha Hunting ifi Europe Is much dif “A Good man la Hard to Pihd." to duty waa sent to his mother, ferent' than In this ' country, ac —Chorus repeated by Leonard Hall, •vallabi* at During the war he. took part in Stleps’ home are the antlers of a / who waa living in Germany, and the Allied libei'ation of Germany 400 pound elk which he claims to cording to Stiena. Selective hunt- Republican National Chairman. Ing rights of property owners are “These Lovers Pled Away.” — she later informed him.' and aaaerta the men who had close have felled with a single shot from OFIN WELOOirS ^ contact with German aoldiers re rriinquiahed and the arena leased Tommy ManvUle. j M l MAIN STREEP . He says that as early aa the a Belgium made rifle. Cart says to the hunters on bid. This money “Personal Power Through Crea twenties, 'Germany waa preparing spected them for their, flghting he bagged the elk from a)x>ut 300. STORE HOURS THURSDAY ability. However, Stiena declares Is applied toward the taxes and for World War II though the men feet away. also enables men acquainted With Use Your Credit who eventually led the country into as an army, the strict regulations ' In addition to the antlers, he haa the sections to lease fertile hunt conflict had t\ot gained atathre. each man was made to follow as mementos of the occasion a set proved cumbersome. ' ing areas. Stiena maintains a, boy. waa. taken of elk's teeth and a siiede jacket Carl decided to become a re PAY NEXT out of a university in the late It was during hia four years made from the animal's skin. sident of Andover about four years m \ T h « only B l«n d «r with a 1920’a, sworn' into the German with the War Department, 1946 to He also has antlers frotn num ago when he visited a friend in army, sent to Switzerland to be 1950. that he mingled with the erous fallow deer he shot. Stiena town. He acquired a piece of iiiii come a watchmaker and during people of Germany and did under saya the fallow is a small deer and property which he thought re YEAR! World War II turned up In Eng cover work for his employer, much in this country It live’s only in Key sembled hia boyhood aurrinindings land and supplied the Germans of which, accordinjg to him, must West, Fla. to some extent and in addition to with a tip which enabled the Nazis remain secret. The marksman has ahso shot catering to tourists. 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MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER. CONN, TUESDAY, DECEMBER 13, 195B . I '^5.... PAOB TWELVI A- r ». j ... TUESDAY, DECEMBER IS, 1955 TUESDAY, DECEMBER 13, 1955 oration was the ability of the can Section Two ânrtj(Bt8r Ettrttittg Pages 13 to 24 Andover / didates to Hire and m*Iotaln a ataff Five Persons Taylor-Hoppe Wedding for the school which would serve TRUE H IG H ' ' I ' ------— it to the best advantage. HDELITY 39-A^re Site No decision was reached in the Killed in $l^te MISS Barbara Sukanhe Hoppe of^ aelectlon of a candidate last night, PH0N08RAPHS liq u or Permit MHS Conceit Gerich Struck and the Board voted to interview Local Stocks Globe Hollow Purchase, Local H ospiW Gets 27 High St., daughter of Mr, and A ^ ep ted by additional candidates if'~immedl- Road Accidents Mrs. Henry It Hoppe, became the ately availabis for consideration. By Auto Here k • Denied by ZB A Usual Success bride of Paul Henry Taylor of 46 PotBerfon's Sewage St. John St., son of Mr. and Mrs. ^ (Coatlaaed troni) P m g * C u t Y egionalUnit ISO CENTER ST. $ 80,900 Ford Grant H. W. Taylor of London, Ektgland, So They Say Area Properly Owners 1 »■ Ob Round Table Singers Suffers Ankle Fracture; WM Shaken up, is Robert H. Root Saturday afternoon ‘at 1 o'clock In Andover, Dec. IS (Special)'—-In Oppose Package Store Score Hit Rendering Less Than 5 Per Cent| Bloodmobilc Viait Police InvMtigate Sr., 337 Bridgeport Ave., Devon. Christ Church, Unlonville. The .It is not up to the Unitsd States V BM AMted (Oonttaoed from Oite) ment and ancouraga tha afforto o f According to police, the truck ceremony was performed by the executive session last night the rin t Natioaai' B u b Of Voters Cast Ballots; the American people in fiiaeting to make the decision in this (Mid Request by Magnello. *^Song o f Christmas^' Red OoBS officials an- Three Other Cashes cut <• •• had been parked for only a few Rev. William Glazier. Church Regional Board of Education voted dle East) troubled area, but it is of Mancbetter...... 2$ S3 C5ty Hospital, $18,400; St. Francit problems affecting the progroa# of c«t lu ti ■iiic*! »oeilf» minutes. Willington Medical Ehc-. decorations were pompons. See Awarding Contract notinced today that the next seven to two In favor of accepting the job, and the duty, of the Uni Hartrord Nattonal By D. F, ’ • Olln A. Gerich, 60,' of Ellington HoaptUI, Hartford. $250,000; Hart the whole nation..." amlner Wendell Luckner said the The bride, who was given In The Zoning Board of Appeals Bank and Truet Oo. 31 33 visit of the Bloodiitobile will be Henry iFord, a pioneering giant ted Nations to act. The 24th annual Christmas Con To New London Firm held Friday at the Masonic Rd., Wapping, received a frac pain died almost instantly. marriage by her father, wore floor the terms of Lucius Robinson, rep' —Sen. William Knowland (R- granted three appltcationa, tabled Conn. Bank and ford Hospital. $250,000 and the ot the motor industry, started tha Carl Prince, 21, of Norwalk, waa length nylon tulle gown with - REMINDIN8 cert and Carol Sing presented by Temple from 1:45 to 5:30 p.m. tured ankle and abbaslons In one resenting Mrs. Everett Lord, to Calif). two, and denied the only request to Tniat Co...... ,....3 7 $9 th choirs and brehestra of Man- Johnson Memorial Hoapital, Staf foundation in l9S6 for "tha ad Killed on the Boston Post Road Venice applique lace about the purchase at a price of $16,600 ap- Manchester Trust . . . 66 — A handful of Manchester voters j Once again Manchester has a of fopr accidents Investigated by vancement of human welfare." draw opfKwition among the eix cuerter High School last night quota of 150 pints for this ford Springa, $19,000. there when the car In which he waa shoulders, extending In front of piiiiximiitely 39 acres of property Fir* f ew ee tMmpeslee went to the "polls yesterday and ap police yesterday. 'Threa occurred At present some three mlRlon DEVELOPING VWing veered off the highway, It aounded like a canon. I ran A ll TALL CEDARS Mdu heard at laat night’a public was received by an -enthusiastic month and must meet li'due to Largest grant was $250,000. In the bodice, with matching mitts. the site of the regional school, Aetna F ii^ ...... 68 71 audience of some 500 peirsone at proved the construction of a : withjn 10 minutes. shares of nonvoting Ford stock struck a row of refuse cans and Her French illusion veil fell from tike hell and Jumped off the roof. hearing at the Municipal Building. the very low supply o blood on addition to the .jtwo Hartford hos The property, which is located —Paul Wirths, homeless German Hartford Firs 158 168 the school auditorium. $1,000,000 sewagt diapoaal plant | Police said Stuart B. R. Cheney, make up the foundation’s aaaeto. then collided headon with a truck a cap of handclipped rosepoint A request for a zoning variance Nattonal F^re A . 129 139 hand. Anyone wishing to do pitals the Grace Naw Haven Com Sixteen years ago this was vakiad on Wall St., Hebron, includes all refugee, eays he was in Wood Highlight of the program waa and the 2-part purchase qf a 1,000-, nate a pint of blood may make 52, of 130 Hartford Rd., waa ar which was descending the West- ;e on âtec) tulle with sequins NutiiMg FoTMt's onRud by Michael Magnello, W eit Hart Phoenix...... 89 94 munity Hoapital also received a at $135 a share for estate. ,tax pur the Lord property east of The ward home ^hen he Heard shot the Round Table Singers unique acre traoj; of land and water in the an appointmeiit by calling rested and charged with a viola $250,000 grant. Sniallzat gift was port Ave. hill. Rrince was thrown and pearlf. Shb catrled a bouquet kiddiM* Christmas party rendition m "The Song 6f Christ southern section of town. poses, ' putting the FouhdaUoa'Ii from the vehicle. , , Barn Lai\e, plus a aTrlp going In gun blast which killed.Wood ford, to be iOlowed to have a pack Life MMl ladeM ltv laa. Um . MI 3-5111. tion of the rules ot the road as to the Hotchkiss School Inflrmary, baby orchids given by the a westerly direction toward Rt. 46. Aetna U fe ..„...... 212 222 mas," arranged by Ringwald. Only 1,004 voters, leas than five •worth at about half a billion Two fatalities occurred in the ward. will b« hold in tha Stata age store at the new shopping cen the reault ot one of the crashes. $ , . mother of the bridegroom. Aetoa Casualty ...... 148 168 This unusual medley of contem per cent of the about 21.000 elec 10 000 lars. New Haven area. In one, Pablo The maid of honor. Miss Pat The Board also voted to exerelse ter being built by Green Manor Gerich waa atrucH at about 6:10 On the national acana 36 col However, the foundation zieeiit- the option previously taken on the We (Encyclopaedia Britannica) Armory. Main Stmat. Conn. General ...... 610 540 porary carols demanded a wide tors, cast ballots In the lightest can workers in yesterday's elec p.m. by a car driven by Fernand Mateo of New Haven was killed in ricia A. Hodges of Granby, chose EeUtea at 308 W. Middle ’Tpke referendum' election in the tqwn's lages and universitlea received ly announced plane to sa ^ a por Markham-Stone pi;operty. don't consider Lenin worthy of Monehtstar, on Wodnos* Hartford Steam Boil. . 90 .. 100 range of performances and the tions: I. Clair, 48,-of 15 Sautters Rd., as SufdtiAtA*i a street InXersection collision be a floor length gown of nylon tulle was the only one opposed. Travelers ...... 82 87 talented choral group met the test history. more than one" million dotlara tion of the stock. Finanriu expafto tween an automobile add a heavy in two tone orchid. She also wore Oiscusa Superlntcndenta publication. Area pronerty owners, among Atty. John O.'Connor, Atty. W. he waa crossing Tolland Tpke. each. The largest gift—$5 mil figure the market pciM to bo day tvtninq. Dnc« 13, PaMIe Utamea Ir excellent style. The form of the The. vote was 814 to 154 for the David Keith, Atty. Paul Marts, near Bucklaiid St., police said. He truck in Hamden. In the other, Ro amethyst velveteen mitts and In its regular meeting last —William Benton, encyclopaedia them Wilbur C. Brown, owner of aong'bore a c:ertain structural re appropriation of $1,000,000 to build lion—went to New York Unlver- brought .by this atodk will booat land Plccal-d. 27, New Haven, died matching hat. and carried an old publisher, tells Soviet leaders in stcHtinq promptly ot 7 the Pike Package Store, 278 W. Conn. Light Power ...1774 1974 William A. /Allen, moderators; w'Bs reported to be in good condi m r » k m t » iH t night the Board discussed the four Conn. Power ...... 41 43 semblance to Grieg’s Song of a virtually new sewage disposal aity. the Foundation's wfirth to $274 t o ^ t h e Orace-New Haven Commii- fashioned bouquet of pink roses. candidates who have been Inter Moscow. Middle Tpke., were against the Leonard A. Wejman, Mra. Flavia tion today by officials at Man Oollegea Get 8810 Million $3 bMHon. ^ o'clock. Santo C I o o s Hartford Elec. Lt. . . . 66>,4 5874 Norway. plant off Olcott St. By an 840 to 113 P. Dotchin, Mildred Schaller, Fred niiV Hospital shortly after he was The flower girl, Karen Evaniski viewed for the position of superin ‘ aatabllehment of a package store chester Memorial Hospital, where Out of the $500 million overall himsolf in porson, hopos Hartford Gas Co...... 36 39 The concert began with the or- tally, the voters approved the pur Peck, assistant registrars; Irene hw waa admitted. Patrolman Al irinn^s when two automobiles col- of 30 High St., wore an orchid ny tendents. The quallflcations of the Her ('Priftcesa Margaret) deci In the ahopptng center because, chertra, under the leadership of chase for water use of a portion of appropriation, $210 million was So. New England Johnson. Marlon Stcaughan, MU bert Scabies IK continuing investi Q Church and Chapel Streets lon tulle dress, shirred from waist candidates were reviewed for the sion waa made purely on the to groot on of your they said. It would depreciate prop music director, G. Albert Pearson the Globe Hollow land offered by earmarked for some 615 nglonally yesterday st the height of late to ^ o o r, with built-in hoop skirt grounds -of conscience. She was erty values and was against the Tel...... $9 41 died NOren, Viola 8. MlffUt, James gation of the accident. . beneflt of the consultants, Cyril kiddies. plkying Wagner's Rienzi Overture. Cheney Bros. An 810 to 147 major B. Wilson, Katherine Williams, accredited, privately ’supported A ^ u t T o w n INC* afternoon, traffic. and bonnet of orchid and amethyst G. Sargent and Donald P. Mitchell. seeking God's will and when she •oning regulations. Maantactming Ovasaulea' A prelude of the choral program ity supported the purchase of an At 5 p.m., the 2-car collision llbe'ral arte and aciencaa colleges PiccardVas riding on a bicycle tulle. She carried an old fashioned found God's will she made her de The opposition was represented Am. Hardware ...... 21 23 Dorothy Belcher, Walter 8. Buck- which resulted in Cheney's arrest 'ttu East Side Circle of tlu The Board waa generally of the of the Freshman-Sophomore Af other portion for park' use. The ley, checkers; Harry Melkeljohn, and iinlveraitisa to help them raise which was b ^ c k by the colliding bouquet of sweetheart roses. opinion that they had found three cision. by Atty. Jerome I. Walsh. Among Arrow, Hart, Heg. . . . 49 53 ternoon Choir was the Binging of water land la estimated to coat occurred at Center and Broad Copimunity Baptist Cmurch wlU automobiles. Aaeo, Spring . . ; ...... 30,. 33 James E. Horvath. George P. Olds teachers' salaries. 'This amount Dean Ruby of Wethersfleld was good men although, there was con. —Dr. Geoffrey Flrtier, archbishop thosa who spoke against the new "O Little Town M Bethlehem," by $600,000, and the park land. $850,- Sts. Patrolman John Hughea In was to supplement the $50 million •mOet tomorrow night at • o’clock package store wers^C9iarles Lank Mriatol Brass . . 16----20 - Alfred Bausola, H. Ross Lewis, At the ‘ ■ ■ “ ------best man. siderable divergence in their back of Canterbury. ------the audlehce. 000. vestigated and said Kenneth Irish, appropriated lest spring for teach^ the home of Mrs. Robirt Johns, ford, 41 Grant Rd.: James F. Beck COllina ...... 110 126 Herman Behrend, Robert B. Mar 39. of 4 N. School St., was the 250 Greenwood Dr. A Ckristmu Following the ceremony, a re grounds and experience. The Afternoon Choirs, which No Property Voters tin. Pearl H. Helm, Thomas Ted- era' salaries. ception was held at the Sunset The chi-.i .h is facing, a' genera with, 16 Hartland Rd.; Franklin W. E m -H art...... ; ...... 2874 3174 msde up for its leek of experience No property quallricatlon voter driver of the other car. party and program will be ss- The Board has been careful to Haakcll, 28 Hartland Rd.: Herbert Fafnir Bearing ...... 49 52 ford, Julius Dubaldo, ' Francis State academic Inatltutlonr re joyed. Mra. Helene HUl wlU «S Restauraht In Hartford, the moth take into consideration the ques tion which is trying, ib drink its with warrath and vitality, sang cast a I illot. It was because prop Mrs. Irish, riding with her hus Keith’s Livini QuaenlUchka, 14 Hartland Rd.; Landers-Frary Clk .. 24 74 2874 Tournaud, Paul Schuetz, Joseph band, received a bruised forehead ceiving grants Include: Alhertua the co-hostesa. er Of the bride receiving in a green tion of whether some of the vari way to prosperty, war its way to 'Lo, How A Rose E'er Blooming," erty ' qualifications voters . could Trueman, David Mullen, John H. Magnus College. New Haven, dress with brown accessories and peace, spend itaây to health and Brown, and John OSnnoUy,- 62 N. B. Machine Co. .... 35 38 Praetoriua; "Ye Watchers and Ye vote on these appropriations but but refused treatment at the scene ous candidates might be able to .1-1 Oliver Rd. N. Eastern Steel .... 774 -874 Robinson, Thoma# J. Wray. Thom $111,300; Connecticut Coltage, New .Member* of the United Nations white gardenia corsage. adapt themselves to the rural com enjoy its way to heaven. Holy Ones.” anonymous; "While not on Abe-law permitting limited as Kerr, Herbert Johnston. Henry and waa taken home, police said. Christmas Shopp^ Exoeptioas Approved Nqrth and Judd ...... 36 38 Hughea .reported Cheney waa London, $032,600; Fairfleld Univer Association of Manchaator and When leaving on a tour of New munity, in contrast to their subur —Churchman Joseph C. Chastain Shepherd! Watched.” aponymous; raffles £fid bazaars that the raffles Gaggianeai, James F. Sullivan, sity, Fairfield, $178,700; 8t. Joseph England and Canada, the bride of paflas, Tex. Approval for aoning exceptiona Russell Mfg...... 874 1074 and "Carol of the Bells," Leonto- issue could not be presented In this driving south across Center Su others interested are reminded of ban location, and whether the men Stanley W o rk s ...... 64 -. (M machine tenders. College, Weet -Hartford, $154,700; wore navy, with white accessories. were capable of organizing a cur went to Allen and Lorena Hlgbie, vich. election. and Irish was going north when the lecture to be given by Owan allowed to erect a detached garage Terry Steem ...... 128 — Democratic workers; (!3ieney turned his car into the left Trinity College, Hartford. $532,000; Lattimore, professor at Johns Upon their return, Mr. and Mrs. W4erxblckl Photo riculum which would be suited to ,'^Too many girls here (In Holly Cites Freiahmea Singer* An election on the raffles ques Lorclta Bovd, Elizabeth Bldwell, at 477 N. Main St.; 'Moriarty’s 'Torrington ...... 24 26 Director Pearson told the audi tion will be held Dec. 27. aide of the Iriah car. Damaga was University of Bridgeport, Bridge Hopkins University, former Stats Taylor will reside at 46 St. John MRS. PAUL HENRY TAYLOR the three towns' particular needs' wood) look as if they are going U.S. Envelope com. ..105 115 Olive CSiartler, John L. Tierney, Specials For Wed. Onl] St. Gulf Service, granted a certificate ence the Freshmen members of the A combination of opinion.* by the minor to each car, police eati port. $321,800; Wesleyan Univer Department official and ambassa rather than transplanting the type to Oro's instead of to the jungle. U.S. Envelope pfd. . , 72 77 assistant : registrars; Jane Fitz sity. Middletown. $894,200; and of curriculum being used ih their —Producer Jack Denove com of approvM and permlaelon to ^do choir were one of the roost promis the town's bond counsel and the of mated. dor to China, Friday evening at $3% million, the complaint asked limited repairing at 476 Hartford Veeder-Root...... 6374 *674 ing groups he has ever worked fice of the attorney general made It gerald. Ullian Mettier, Mrs. Em- HIta Parked Car Yale Unlv.e.rilty New Hav.en, $4,- the Flret Methodist Church, fill HOUSE MAHKS h im LATE Dixon Group Sues for interest on that amount from present positions. plains he can’ t find anyone to lene Barnett, Mre, Francis Cran SW AS-CUSID SEAOY-TO.EAT Another point taHed into consid- play Tarzen's mate. Rd.; and Arthur Smith, who can The above quotatioim sure not to with. He said, "wait until you hear imposaible to put the raffles mat Five minutea later, a aouthlAund 000 000« Farmington Ave., Hartford. Prof. June 11. now build an addiUon to a garage be construed as actual markets. them in three or four years.” ter to vote yesterday without pro^ dall, Ronald Ungard, Mra. Betty ' Mcdlonl Schools Get Slice Lattimore will apeak on "Fear aaki 1 lianapolis (g^Homer Mitchell Filler, Mrs. Edna Keating, L«clUe car driven by -Mri. dophie Buraeck BONELESS wa Igte for work.XA 4-room house U.S. for Expenses Legal feea. involved included: Rear of 19 Lewis St. at 28 Raymond Rd. . , In singling out the lower claee- vlding twice as many machines, 51, of 87 Packard St., became en- A third slice of the huge grant Foreign Relatione." oved blockeXhis driveway. Cahill, Gordon, Reindel A Ohl, The acUon to table appUeations men, he said it was not meant to, one for each.900 voters in each dis McCarthy, checkers; Gladys tangled with a car parked just hka bean set’ aside for the nation's New York, i $246.1 R8: Wlnthrop, Salesmaa in Attendaaoe made by L-.way in the trict 1, where 290 voted, there wia dore Zimmer, Mra. 8. Obuchowski, judgment on Mra. Bursack’s part tlon. The deficit Incurred for each acknowledgement was made in tha It Use SNELL Furnace O i l .Sun., Dec." 18—10-4 P. M. Stanley Krajewtkl, Carrie Gieespn, student ta reported tq be as high attractive calendar of tho ch u r^ to be due each under the contract. BILLY THE RID ITuee., Dec. 30—0-11 A. M. home at 318 E. Middle Tphe. by Manger," Lutlier; and the Orches an average qf slightly more than and no arreata were made. No one Sandusky, Mich. (P) -5--''Pollce of Betty Ruth and Frederick Ed, tra played "Prelude” from "La 47 electors per machine: In Dis Helen Gurgel, Michael Merovonlch, was injured. aa $2,800 a year." Dec. 11.. The complaint alleged the gov ^ Oil Burners and Stokers Sold ^ Wed., Dec. 21-1-4 P. M. Members of Manchester Emblem Mary Lucas. Charles O’Connor, Al The $90 m 11110 n for med ernment "failed and neglected to ficers pulled Billy.-.^ a bearded war^, was made during the exec Traviata,” Verdi and "Sleigh trict 2 there were 38; in District 3 Damage amounted to $150 to ^ and Serviced Bremptly and Efficiently ^ utive session following tho hear CHub, No. 261, were hostesses to phonse Kirka. Dennis Sullivan, ical achoola has not yet been T he« Edith Cowles Strickland n « . s s c L s . perform the conditions of the goat — from the..tbp of a 1956 ata' Ride,” Anderson. there wew fewer than 27; In Dis the parked car, owned by Robett tion wagon, soK'ing a list of com ing. Emblenv\Cl»Jb, No. 5, of Rockville, Next on the progr^n waa the trict 4 there were fewer than 44. Otto Hill, Joseph Leary, machine H. Dosain, 32. of West Hartford broken down Into specific grants. Group of tha Second Congrega er contcact on its part in that These tree* have GOT TO BE "ToUl coat of teaching is rough tional Women’s League will meet I failed to pay money in the plaints rapgtng from the goat The ZBA decided more investi at a Christmas party last evening Morning Choirs of Juniors and Object to Provision* tenders., and $100 to the Bursack vehicle. FRE.SII! They’re stIU living Seniors. They sang "Fanfare for Vote- by DiMtrlrt* ly four times that for tha student at the home of Mra. Norman Ry- sum of $3,643,778 owing to the dashine,kcroas lawns to trying to and will be cut when you any gation was needed of the Menconi ht the Elks Home on Bissell St., Town Clerk Samuel J. Turking- Peck estimated. lb. k i S M k Q. E. W ILLIS t SON, luf. 4 request s)\d no one appeared to Christmas Day," ShaW; "Thera ton Jr., other local election oftl- The vote by districts: Shortly after ll--B.m., Glen E. in general university training landsr, 126 N. Elm St., Thursday, plamtiff in its own right or for the fo rce ^ ls way into homes. so, a tended byt more than 75 members "Unleaa the Inoreastng flnanrial Dec, 15, at 8 p.m. The members use Md benefit" of subcontractors ,Mfhen last seen, Billy was nib- * m a in ST. — PHONE MI 8-6125 ^ speak for the Edwards’ applica of the combined clubs. Shall a Star from Jacob Come ciala, and town clerks elsewhere District 1; sewage plant. ,247 to Avery, 5, evn of Mr. and Mrs. Cal -bling merrily away at the rear TEL. Ml 9-9126 tion. Forth,” Mendelssohn; "Lullaby, have objected to the provisions of 43; water land, 256 to 33; park vin Avery of 86 Branford St., ran needa of medical education ire will bring 60-cent gifts for ox- and ohiers. > Mrs. John C. Mack waa leader met. the present high atandards of efisnge. m LESM H M -m In addition to asking upwards or door 6t the jail. In other actions during the ex of a choir of 12 members, all of Jeaua Dear,” Polish Caroif "Glory the one-machine-per-900-regia- land, 249 to 36. into Main St. just north of B. Cen ecutive session, th4 ZBA approved to God in the Highest,” Pergolesl; tered-votora law and a move is District 2; sewage plant, 192 to ter St. and Into the aide or a car medical training In the United ipunmiM UM umimt' whom wore choir boy collars with States will undoubtedly be low, STEEL E X -O m C IA L DIE ! a portion of a previously denied red bowa. , Mrs. Rollie Thompson and "Hallelujah Chorus," from the underway to_ have that law 35; water land, 204 to 15; park driven by Raymond Ai Gambler. amended. ered. Funds urgently needed to Im New Port Richey,'Fla., Dec. I f LAND O' LAKES ttfjffltu i-H S i application, voted to reconsider played the piano accompaniment Messiah, Handel. land, 196 to 29. S3, of 431 Lydall St., police said one application and against recon The older group clearly demon Baaed- on an estimated cost of' District 3; sewage plant, 116 to Luckily, he waa, not Injured, acr prove teaching in medical schools (F>—Walter E. Hadley, 73, who. for the Christmas carols. Tha gaily etrated its wide range of vocal $2,100, yesterday’s elsction cost 3l; water land, 124 to 24; park cording to the report of School are generally unavailable' or ceme here three years ago from sidering two others denied earlier. Wrapped gifts were placed beneath , Chsrlee Morrison was granted abilities, reaching its peak with about $2.20 per vote. land, 119 to 28. Officer Arthur T. Seymour, on adequate. Newton, Conn,, died yesterdsy. He B U T T E I t a beautifully decorated tree and its Impressive rendition of the Election oAclala expect. to District -4; sewage plant, 259 to duty at the scene. Mrs.'Avery said In Bummariaing the raasona for waa gehersl manager of operations an extension of permission to have distributed during the evening. a sign the same size as a present Hgllelujah, Chorus from Handel's realize some saving 'hi the Dec. 27 45; water land, 282 to 41; park today the little boy waa all right donating $500 mllOon, the Ford for U.S. Steel Corp. before hla re President Mrs. Joan Gates, who t s supple- Urement. » •uiKT-. a one at 385 Center ' St. for two oratorio. election because machlnaa will b« land, 248 to 541 Police,- bro ighi no charges. Foundation said it la n o w : years. He had asked to be allowed W Bs general chairman, was .assist' The combined Morning and Af left at the. four polling plaeas, Xr'y ■ ■ * . to Increaae the sign size as well ed l>y her officers and the social ternoon Choirs of tome 250 voices ready 'for mechanics to set them as for the extension, but the larg committee, including Mrs. Paul concluded the evening chorale with up after the 10-day waiting period er sign waa voted down. Gagne, Mrs. Harold Woods, Mrs. "Break Forth, O Beauteous ends on Dec. 22. T V S E R V IC E Donald Jorgenson, Mrs. Joseph 'Hiie machines must be locked u a . Tie LI. Watch your Step! An application by Fred Knofla Heavenly Light,” Bach; "Brightest Bissonette, Mrs. Ralph Hibbard. and Best," Coombs; and "O Holy for 10 dayi during which electors requesting permission to erect a Mrs. Milton Wagner, Mrs. Nor may challenge the results of the 4-famlly apartment building at Night," Adam. man Blanchette, Mrs. Robert IThe concert ended with the sing balloting. lb. tha corner of E, Middle Tpke. and The‘ Board of Directors will meet $ 9 .9 S .Summit St. will be reconsidered. Messier and Mrs. Samuel Robb: ing of "Silent Night," Gruber, by Mrs. Joseph Reynolds, chairman the audience, choirs and orchestra. at 9:30 p.m., Dec. 22 to put the FREE! TO CUSTOIÊRS OF THE j , Knofla appeared last night with decisions in the election into ef revised plana for the building he of the decorating committee, was Last night’s concert and carol PER assisted by Mrs. George English, sing is the first of two to be given fect. It Is expected the Board will ■ ■ CALL estimated would cost about $28,- authqrlze General Manager Rich A M I DAY SPECIALS ONLY! 000. The application will be re Mrs. Harry Firatr, Mrs Ernest this year .in the high ichool audi Barnes, Mrs. John Mack, Mrs. Har torium. The second concert will be ard Martin to award the contract advertised and reheard. for cone true tion of the sewage By PHE WILSON At Mrs. Robert Reid, seeking per old Burnett, VIrs.-Jamea Gleason, presented tomorrow night at 8 o'clock.. plant to the Benvenuti Construc ST. JAMES SHOPPING CENTER Mi .t Charles Lathrop, Mrs. John mission to build a garage higher tion Co., of New London, ’ttiqt firm than zoning rules allow at 201 Ziemak and Mrs. Edward Serrell. ^ O R M A N 'S was low bidder pn the project. p a r k in g Main St.; and Alexander Jarvis, The tableseach/Seating 10, were Christmas Party Expect to Meet Deadline requesting an exception for an ac, l)eautifully decorated with small Chene/ Bros, has set a Deo. 31 cess road to the rear of Bueinesa Christmas trees and poinspttias. deadline of acceptance of its offer; m property near 299 W. Middle also the buffet table where coffee, "Held by Corps Indications are the town Will meat 974 'Tpke., were each denied reconsid party sandwiches and Christmas that deadline by Issuing temporary Cookies were served, and two punch 44g HARTFORD Ro X d eration of the applications by the note# in anticipation ot issuing Board. ■ ‘ bowls. The former Volunteer Nureei M AIN ST. Aide Corps held a dinner party at bondk Martin- has indicated it CALL Ml 9-4^7 the Hillcreat, Bolton, laat evening, might be better to wait until and had the privilege of hearing spring to issue bonds, because in Mr. and Mra. C. Elmore Watkins terest rates are likely'’to be more -fav-qrablli then. \ — tell of their trip last spring and i For Christmas We Offer show pictures of the Holy land, Neither the disposal plant ques tion nor the purchase of Globe Hol •together with many interesting N \ • lOXED CHRISTMAS CANDY objects from far away places. It low appears to have stimulated s • lOXED CHOCOLATES. MILK and DARK was a most in.spiring program. much public Interest. There was no Mrs. Eunice Case Hohenthal. opposition voiced >.0 in.; > '.i;., pu,-- • m a i l i n g SERVICE (ANYWHERE) well known aoprano, was a guest chase and virtually none to the (SAMPLE OUR SELECTIONS, BEFORE BUYING) and, with Mias Ruth Lippincott, construction of the sewer plant. led the singing of Christmas Several civic organizations had HOME FINANCING CHEERFULLY CANDY ALSO SOLD IN BULK carols. ' backed tlie purchase. The, oommittee in charge ot the Acquisition of the Globe Hol p,.rty included Mrs. Florence V. low land will leave the town with c Carroll,'^ chairnian, Miss Jennie the problem of whether to operate THE XN D Y BOX ,a municipal golf course. DISCUSSED AT SAVINGS and $4 BURNSIDE AVE-. EAST HARTFORD Wind, Mrs. Mpry Stewart, Mra. CAUAM'8-0611 Betty Robenhpin, Mrs. Statla The purchase includes not only Gbbella and Mrs. Alice Mack. the Globe Hollow Reservoir and its facilities, wooded land, afid a swim ming pool, but the golf course be ing used by the Manchester Coun try Club as well,,... Use Piorking Lot Next To Popular Market Favor Seeklag Lease Some club members reportedly still feel the club should own the PLEASE HAVE YOUR PARKING TICKET StAMPED Well be glaiHo discuM your home golf course and favor seeking a loen .needs and help you arrange lease from the town wt.th sn option AT THE FOLLOWING ST. JAMES CENTER STORES toljuy within a few years. • . - ' , •- . ______i ______— eoonomlttl home financing that ' TTie Democratic, Town Commit will mahe buy'ing a home easier for tee and the board of governors ot 'I ON E STOP CENTER FOR APPAREL • JEWELRY • GIFTS • DRUGS • FOODS the Citizens Committee of Man yon. chester have supported the crea tion of a municipal golf coarse. Worker* at Poll* • • • •. • •. for Proscriptions, Cosmetics, Cemdy, Toys. Following is the list ot Republl- ★ ARTHUR DRUGS You get today*s most modern features in !> . / Give bkby -a gift in aterling, ★ C O P L E Y S ...... • for Quality Lodifs' Apparel, Sportswear, Lingerie Give Baby Forever-Quality one which will be treaauj^ -through the- years—and ne- eome a - family heirloom. ★ ENDICOTT JOHNSON^ . . . for Feetweor for the Entirp Family Tashfbice T r u c k s ZTZRU iW Prices abart at about $ 3 .0 0 - ^ 9 5 2 ...... for Famous Brands Mensweor of Distinction BolLGoar ilatring For toiior handling. windshield plus bigger windows! ★ HARMAC’S And greater comfort with new High- 12«ve|t •loctrical £$ysttm for quicktr PLYMOUTH Level ventilation. .... for Jewelry and Gift Items Prompt appraisals starting. And that's only tho baginningl Under the hood, you'll see the latest I Watch the Deal! 1 / HARDTOP ★ M IC H A E L S ...... — ------I Liberal valuations thing in truck power! The shortest stroke Here’s where you find today’s most modem Tutone tan. Radio, heater. A Quick decisions V8* in any leading truck-or. the newest I WHY kAY MORE FOR AN I ear you will be proud, to owa. truck features! . . . for the Best in Foods Helpful attitude edition of Chevrolet’s famous truck 6. ★ POPULAR M a r k e t Like functional Work Styling — styling i OLD-FASHIONED JR U C K ? | i-. that fits the job! It all adds up to simply this: Anything I ■ j • . . all are part of our home loan service is ■ an old-fashioned truck. Come in Inside the cab, you’ll find greater visi I You’ll iriH find the same low,price tags on j ★ TOTS’nTEEHS ...... for Quality Children's Apporel, StiMerite Shoes ■N MNINENHOUM: bility with the sweeping new panoramic . and let us prove it to you. j new' Chevrolet Task-Force trucks. N o In- j ^*L u *rS is standard in L.C.F. models, optional in most other models a tex^ cost. I creases! Get our deal-and be money ahead! | Monday, Tuesday and Friday»9 AM to SPM ★ WILLTON’S ...... •... f for Greotiag Csuds, Chino and Gifts Wednesday and Satarday-9 AM to 12 Nooa Ytara/Ur 7

FREE To Our Ciutomeri In ALL ST O R I OBSERVE CHAMBER 01^ COMMERCE The St. James l^ t. BEAUPRE STORE HOURS ayings & •\ • PARKING Jewelers—Silversmiths MOTORS Sniifs a ImAttaditiM- INIIliiiSL C O ., I n c . 96S Mala SL, Maacbroter 558 E. CENTER ST. TEL. MIS-1181 311 M A IN lY B ir r M A N C H IS n il t h e KNOWN NAME, THE K N O W N Q U A L I T Y S I jN C E 190.6-j^ • V I . ■ ■ ' -"'1 , • . ■ ' ■ ' '] . „ • ■> ' >7' y 'j: ' - i7..- A '-}■ ■■ '* }' I • V., ■.v>C * f w \ \ ¥ ■- - ' iA ^ MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER. CONN. TUESDAY. DECEMBER 13. 1955 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER. CONN* TUESDAY, DECEMBER 13, 1953 PAGEFIPTE»f ' I * ) PAGB FOURTEEN ' < ...... *y i t Memorial Hospital, a Job ha has at his home after a hard day's plUl la a graaMnsUtutlan. Bure, Rbckvill^Vem on' Fraternities Hit O p e n P o r u m done most efflciently for 13 ydars. work he must at alt times be avail there will alwaya be criticism of What Ails Britain ? Just sa no housewife, even If able for emergencies ,and he as the* any aimllar institution. Most of MARLOW'S Soviet Culture Film-Seen Latest In Vermont for> the greatest culinary expert, can directing head must have the these are from folks who though And Other Fine Stores VALENtE GROCERY Cheer for Convalescents three- times a day, seven days a answers quickly and practically. meaning weil- Juat do not under-, OPEN THURS. end PRI. City Hospital Gets $18^400 Dear Citiaens of Manchester, week, satisfy^the tastes of all The smile which is portrayed on stand institutional activltiea. Trick in Propaganda Campaign House Drinking SELF SERVICE the front page of Friday's Herald During the past few years, ths members of .her family, so no di My best wiahes to you, Mr. Slo T I U 9 P . M . ' 361 CENTER ST. TEL M l 3-44B3 firifaih Sees Little of Eden rector of a dining room engaged in typifles the rfian. ,. ver, and may you soon have re UNTIL CHRISTMAS Ford Foundation Award Manchester Coiîcll of Churches atreamline production can always He may well be exhauated. He gained your good health, aa I have, Washington (NEAl—M illlon Burlington, Vt.,..Dw. IS (/Pi— has been performing a special eo> ing to the Memorial Hospital I Davidson is sure that there’s notlv- The grant ia part of a half bil la no barrier for the state-backed that of the best hotels. I ought to waa a patient at the Hartford Hos Ing to the superatltion fhat Friday lion dollar donaUon to universities Rd.. Vernon; Adolph Friedrich,' Communist movie-makers. Borgman told a meeting of the TILL 9 PJM. In action aa prime mmiiter. Now, suggest that you invits one or know. I waa recently a patient in •14*“ To*lW ^V West Hartford; Mrs. Annie Step*pe, month! after n thumping Tory more of these convalescents into pital and in the moat costly sec thT 13th la an unUjoky day. She and hoapitals throughout the coun It’s part of a stepped-up pro Intrsfraternity Council yesterday the Manchester MemorlSl Hospital tion. Everything at the Manches celebrated her lOOih birthday on try. According to the terms of the 14 Reed St.; Charles Thurlow.j 38 gram to sell Russia as the cultural that he wants a "yes” or "ho''’ victory-at the polUv Sir Anthony your home for Christmas. We are for several weeks for otMCrvation. Windermere Ave., and L^na Bruce, answer from two thirds of the THURS., SAT. TILL 7 P Jl sure that many of you have friends ter Memorial Hospital, including Friday the 13th. ' Pofterfon's grant, the funds may be used for leader, of the world. remain! !omethlng of a m>'»tery, llie dieticians, under’ Miss Burr, any program of improvement, or 58 Grove St. ' This ia the opinion of officials at members of each fraternity to this In these homes and if you invited cheerfully served guests of all *food, eervicc, friendly solicitude ISO CENTER ST. _ ' 'Coming Events question; like a public monument yet to be them you wouli* make them very compared favorably with the great extension of hospital aervices, but the U.S. Information Agency who ages, with .all kinds of diseases. , n\ay not be used for operating ex The Baptist Church School are gravely concerned. They fear "Are the fraternities of UVM SUNDAYS, 8 AJM. to 12 NOON unveiled. hsppy. The food was excellent. Hartford hospital. Workers Conference and study willing and able to take immediate The irony ia that Eden, whoee penses for services currently being the Communists will hood-wink the HUSH MEATS— HIOZfN EOODS-ÔU) SEER Of course, the guests in the vari Another yardstick of institution And I might close* by writing WROllOHT IRON given by the hoapital. course period wtU.be held this eve free world. stepa to see that the university whole career haa been devoted to ous homes are well taken care of al mknagement is courtesy to all that many other patients at the ning at 7;30 at the church. regulations are obeerved?" foreign affair!, ahould auddenly . - Further requirements neceaaitate Weak Link in L'.S. Defense at Christmas time, but we feel and particularly S9licltude, sincere Memoriai Hospital tOld me of aim- Têre will be election of officers Others are apprehensive. "One Borgman said the fotlowlng and himself heading’s government sure that there are some who solicitude, and not over-done solic ilar Impressions. RAILIN8S the hospital governing board to for the coming year at the stated stepiv m$ist be taken by each fra beaet by grave domestic problems. * submit evidence of tax exemption of the weakest links in -the U.S. would appreciate being Invited to itude by all members of the staff, The Manchester Memorial Hoa- communication of Fayette Lodge defense against Soviet Russia ia In ternity to make their affairs ao- And what problems. a private home for Christmas din including' maintenance men. PORCH COLUMNS 1 before receiving a grant. They AF A AM this evening at 7:30. cialty accepUble; In the first plare, the birth Of ner. 1951 muat report preliminary plans for the general field of cultural rela StUl another accepted barometer Members with 25-year meniberahlp 1. Eliminate the bar. the Eden government last April HAND RAILS * use of funds within three months will be presented pins. tions with other nations,’’ declares passed unannounced by the press If you would like to entertain In inatitutional direction la clean of acceptance, and report at the Rep. Frank Thompson (D-N.J.). 2. Eliminate the purchase of a guest in your home on Christmas liness. PIPE GUARD RAILS The Men’s Club of the First Con- "The Soviet Union has long ac; liquor by the house or by a group for the simple reason that all Day, you may contact the conva Another is the acceptance of this ^^□iTabdh AN m ^ end of two- years, on the actual or within the house. newspapers were on strike. GHEVR0LE1 projected use of the funds. gregatlona' Church of Vernon cused the U.S., as a nation, of be Complete line of Black & Decker lescent homes, the Pastor of your challenging Job in a. cheerful man- Center will hold a pot luck supper 3. Refrain from serving and pro The transfer of power from Sir VALLEY WELDING CO. Joseph P. McManus, business ing culturally barbaric and this Winston Churchill to Eden co Church, or the writer. ner-never in a curt or "I ahould ^ Cosmetics < STATION WAGONX manager at the hospital, said that at 6:30 in the church parlors. propaganda has had Considerable viding liquor at any iline. Sincerely yours, worry' attitude. Phone Glastonbury ME S-91IS Daughters of Isabella w;ill hold 4. Limit partiea to members and incided with the greatest wave 4-door, S-passenger, -radio, while the grant came aa a corn- influence throughout the rest of the of industrial unrest Britain has Herman V. Johnson .. Mr. Slover'S' Job sa head of our Call Today—Call Collect complete aurprise, it would be wel- ita annual Christmas-party tomor- world.” their guests who agree to abide by Tods and Accessories At T b Committee on Institutions, Man hospital was never done. There are > Arthur Drug Stores j heater. A terrifle value. Better morrow evening at 8 o'clock at the the regulations. known since the General Strike No Charge For Estlmatea move fast on this one. *• come. The number of patients Recently USIA movie experts Salesmen of Culture: A new role for the Soviet Ballet. in 1»28, Strikes on the railways, chester Council of Churches. no hours. Whether he is reclining cared for at the local hoapital Moose i-ooms. 'There will be an ex attend^ a secret showing of Rus 5. Discipline members who do in the docks and mines threat have increased to such an extent change of dollar gifts. Mrs. Cath sia’s la’test product. It waa a color not cooperate. W.iG. G L ^Y CO. ened to paralyze Britain’s entire Slaver's Fob \ during the past year, that its erine Doherty is in charge of ar ballet film, "Romeo and Juliet," Springfield Judge At Williams he was a member of 6. Limit the size of parties to economy. To the Editor,. ■ ' capacity haa been severely taxed, rangements. music by Prokofleff. Phi Beta Kappa. - the number of cou)>Ies which can Okbinet Teamwork Cited PULL and there has been thought that DamOn Lodge, Knights of Pyth Broadhurst served on the Spring- be effectively handled in the space Because 1 am going to be.wJtit DON'T ias, will meet tomorrow night at "There were no smileswhen we field City Common Council ifrlO to available. t l u t Eden waa able' to weather Export goods from Britain, like these cars, must compete for man- personal in this letter I would like PRICE additional space for care of pS' stepped out of the room after the Dies at Hospital 1916, being president his last two this storm was largely due to puWrr th«k aS buai/ iHaiiding SvhOOiS,. houses, nuclear power plants and to qualify aa one capable of ap StiU plenty of weiar left In tients would be needed in the not 8 o’clock at the VFW home. Plans reports one official. ” We 7. Center acUvitlea of the party praising Inatitutional manegement shoes when brought hero for will be^ completed for the meeting years. He was city, ioltcltor in 1919 In the rooms oh the first floor, good teamwork on the part of his arms. Ihristmai Trees too dlatpnt future. on Dec. 28, at which time the an khevv the opposition had come up Springfield, Mass., Dec. 13 — and 1920. 8. Plan activltiea for the guests Cabinet colleagues. for whether you operate hoapitals expert repnlHllk- Seek Draft Exemption with aomethlng." or hotels there is a great similarity FOR SALE AT nual election of officers will take Superior Court Judge Edward T. Gov. Channing Cdx appointed —dancing, games, movies, cards, But what does Sir Anthony WORK DONE WHILE See Bob Kinf Superintendent of Schools Ar place. Other than a brief narration, no him an associate Justice of the singing, etc. '~ know about domestic affairs, his courage to slip the public this bit Ita confidence In the future. in the problema which confront you TOD WAIT thur E. Chatterton has sent a let. words were spoken. There waa no Broadhurst, 76, ..died In Wesson For the past 15 years Britain 24 hours a day, seven days a week. Tankeroosan Tribe, lORM, will Massachusetts Superior Court In 9. Serve food and non-alcoholic critics ask. He may know w'here ter. pill. Chancellor of the Ex- ter to the State Department of meet this evening at 8 o’clock at obvious propaganda, Juat art and Memorial Hospital today,! three 1923. beverages. A professional saw at Tlflis is and what Roosevelt said che<|uer Rab Butler has tried to has been engaged in a daring so And having operated three hotela Educaitldn inoluding an inquiry culture all the way. - days after he suffered a back in to Stalin at Valta, but does he cial experiment. A country Im- in Hartford for a quarter of a cen Covenant Church SAM YULYES BEAUPRE Red Men's Hall, East Main St. A He leaves a widow, the former Borgman said faculty chaper a popular price. Cuts curb consumer spending by tight into the posaibility of obtaining meeting of the Red Men’s Club, "This product Is one of such jury in a fail at hit home. Bertha Louise Bassett and two ones have reported that many In 2 1-16** deep. For 115 know how to run a business? Does ening up on bank credit and tough poveriahed by two world wara.and tury and having fed more guests SHOE REPAIRING draft exemptions for teachers until beauty, such grace, auch elega,nce tons, Austin and Edward Jr. he know anything about balance greatly handicapped in competi than our local hospital I think I SPRUCE STREET OF THE BETTER KIND Inc., will follow. .tudge Bvoaqiim*. itau served on formal fraternity events do not ening up on inetellment buying. the end of the school year. The Children of Mary of- St. and such dramatic presentation of the bench for 31 years, longer then He was a Baptist and a Repub meet the standards of "socially %’olts AC/DC, 5,500 r.p.m. ee payments and the absentee rate May Have to Hike Taxes ' tion with the new giant powers, know what caused the ''exhaus IS Maple St.—Across From MOTORS The problem was brought to the sweetness of true love that one lican. in the coal pits? So runs the argu the has baen trying to set new tion'' of Mr. W. P. Slover Joseph's Church will meet tonight any other Superior Court Justice acceptable behavior." He did not But he may have lb ^ Increase 3 to 5 P.M. First National' Parking Lot 358 E. CENTER ST. light at the December Board of at 7:30 at the school. wonders how it could have come in Maasaehuaetts history. elaborate. 6.INCH ment. purchase taxes and introduce a standards of social security and who has regrettably resigned aa 9.12 A.M. Education meeting last week when from the land of mass obedience MAN IS PARflNT of full employment. S)iperlntendent of the Manchester TEL. MI 3-1131 Rockville Chapter. Women of He wai born in Springfield, son Fraternity leaders could not be comprehensive sales tax along it was noted Charles Crowell, in the Moose, will meet tonight at 8 by fear," commented a Waahlng- of William and Ida F. Broadhurst. Schulenburg, Tex. (Ah—A man reached immediately for comment HEAVY DUTY S64.S0 What hts critics forget is that American lines before. he Is dustrial-arts instructor, is leaving ton socldly reporter. was elected president of the Par-, 6*inch through. These mear res are o'clock at the Moose Club, with a He graduated from Williams Eden has had more actual buel- the aystem after the Christmas Christmas party to-follow the busi Gives 'i:siA Experts Chills College in 1901, earned hie law ent Teacher Asen. here for the - More than 3,000 defferent kinds ' ness experience than Churchill, bound to be unpopular. ^ holidays to a'erve his military ob ness session. This type of reaction gives USIA degree at Harvard in l604 and was first time in its history. He Is the of sulfa drugs hava been manu to whom economics wore "those Rather belatedly, flir Anthony ligation. The Youth Fellowship will meet experts the chills. They don’t admitted to the ba^ the same year. Rev. William C. Anderson. factured. mUKTKMPBR damned doU," Eden was 'a direc 'feden has begun to take the people Members of the Board felt that tonight at 7 oXlock at .the Com blame anyone for enjoying Rus tor of the Westminster Bank dur into his confidence, parning them, teachers should be given the same munity Chapel, Crystal Lake. sian fllm.s. But they realize this Hara'a * baate teal ter ing the wsr, and he made a "We are trying to do too many consideration as men in industry any home craftamaa. cultural barrage can lull people built by True Tampar int in speaking in economic de things St once." in being granted 6-month defer All Talcottrille and Vernon into thinking the Soviet hierarchy for long aerrlee. Cles between 1945 and 1950. Some of the things; new houses, ments under certain conditions. 1. Bulirfrom high ear- new schools and super-highways; news Item* are now being handled is more concerned with culture ben taammar ateal. Nation Bees U ttle of Eden Oiatterton's letter to the State through The Manchester Evening than communism. tamparad and hard- TJnavoldabty the nation has seen electrifying her railways; devel F O R T H E FIRST TIME Department of Education asked Herald, Rockville Bureau, located The Kremlin Is pouring huge _ enad I waya. Uttle of Eden as prime minister oping nuclear power; maintaining for information as to what,other at I hlarket St., telephone Rock sums of money into the Red movie a Improvad ball-fae* because Parliament has bean in her armed forces and arming them communities were doing In regard daaign, pellsbad aalr* with the moat modern weapon.*. ville TR S-SIS6. program, according to Turner . rer amoetb. aummer recess. But tê prime to the problem. Shelton, Chief of tliii?'iJSIA'a Mo a nra-hardanad hick, minister has used this iitterlude At the same time Britain ia Michael Renzuli. a senior at the ory hsjidla. oval aiming at a high level of exporta, tion Picture Service. He estimates ahape. high luatr* to brief himself on the nation's MANCHESTER HOME OWNERS New Britain Teachers College, will Russia is spending approximately . fintab. most pressing needs, calling in his a high level of Investment and a TO take Crowell’s place at a salary of Elks Hear Reports • a Faur-wag .laparad high standard of living. 300 million dollars a year on fea aya held* kaad to Cabinet ministers one by one for $3,100. He will also assist In coach ture films and documentaries. tightly. - Something will .have to give. So a ing basketball at no increase in No British government since far the IBden government haa L» i salary. On (doming Events On the optimistic side,, Holly avoided a aystem of priorities; wood films are more than holding the war (whather Labor or Tory) County Meetings their own with Rpasian films, Shel haa had the fortitude to tell the but soon, in consultation with John H. Elliott, county agent, Reports on various Elk activities labor and management, it will ton reports. And the Soviet empha Qandlsdiqht CwtoL tTANLIV MANIS Britiah public that It is making rails the attention of local dairy will be made at the regular meet Itself sick on too much Indatlon. have to decide which things come men and poultrymen to two coun sis on spectacular films could well ear emaa-a'Sh OMII be a reaction to "Cinerama" shown Teu'll do batter work It has been left to the Eden first. ty-wide meetings being held this ing of Manchester Lodge, No. 1893, aaatar, get prefaealoh. The probtdtti facing Sir Anthony week. j B.P.O.E., tomprrov/ night at 8 successfully last summer at the ai reaultajrith dJkMI- ■evamment to administer the is as much psychological as 'It ia International Trade Fair in Da SOUTH METHODIST CHURCH lay No. 4 nana. ilarga padtor oil. And by now the situa , . The first is this evening at 7:45 o'clock in the lodge room of the mascus, Syria. • t y . . , tion caila for heroic doses. economic. He must overcome the In the Grange Hall on Rt. 44A in Elks Home on Bissell St. anea euttar held nation^ fears, sa well as -restore Coventr.v, for Tolland County SUNDAY, DECEMBER 18 AT 7:30 P.M. kaen edge. . . eemfort* Britain's sickness can be diat;- James Gleason, chairman, will Suomi College in Michigan able, tufl-atied grip. . . noaed simply; To much money is dairymen. Guest speakers will in report on the Chrlatmas party to Unoat quality. Bur chasing too ftw goods; loo many clude Dr. Robert Alkire, federal claims to be the only Finnish- ameothar parfenaaatM. veterinarian for the State, Robert be held Dec. 19. Anthony\SquiIla- Amerlcan institutldn of higher buy Btanlay Me. 4 Jobs nre chasing to few men. The cotte, chairman of the New Year’s leamln.'f in the Untted^tatea. nana at your hard* fsniedies are obvious enough: cut HOLLYyy»OD Benson, extension dair.vman and Eve party, will report on that wart daalar'd thin deem on sp rin g and boost.pro Dr. Edward Sula, also an exten waak. No. S16 BiSek sion veterinarian. event, and a report of the progress Plana — eemphnlan duction, while making more work- to date on. the toys for orphans plana for anieetbing am available by eliminating aome County poultrymen will meet will be given by the youth activity end grain, -gldhlhg antsting Jobs. WHIIl CHAia Tmirsday evening, at 8 o’clock at committee. amall pieeaa. ! But no government : ► had the the Mansfield Town Hall in Mans The Elks Valentine Charity Ball RTMUniRU . lasilv con- field Center. William Aho, exten committee will hold a meeting to IkaTaU Ski at a*«kM varied (rose sion pouUryman will give an il- night at 7:30. in the lodge room. ONE MILK STANDS OUT ABOVE ALL OTHERS rest-wheel to lustratedX talk on ventilating kISGO SlORM WINDOWS broilers and laying houses, with G fN E R A L fôot-whscl PICK INDU.STRY UNIT HEAD A iiiluhip ii Nsdn propelling, or George SweetX extension poultry- man giving an Hiustrated talk on TVSERVICi^^ lo all )-iach Hartford, Dec. 13 President KRHZIMTICnRHI barters.' egg wa.shing methods and precau A. F. Redwsy of Rockbestos Pro tions. Stewart E. Ackerman, as Solddit in a Jiliy, Lays Days ' t f RK h CalT SS9.95 ducts Co., New Haven, was re N lA ts r Z s9 9 PlnSFlarts sistant county agricultural agent, elected president of the Manufac- Aobriaf, Buna paint, TEL. Ml S-S194 will have charge of the poultry tiif-es Assn, of Connecticut !a.st Aatiquta furaitura. PASS HURRIMNE < meeting. night. Harvey Spaunberg, pres Makn everyday houae- Mlywetd 0»w TeiUl Republican • Women ident of • Veeder-Root, Hartford, Md^ ilepaiia a dnchl Fits over aversat toiler Mrs. Anna-Mae SwitaskI, vice was named seepnd vlce-pre.sldent. lijdiri iutuidy. LiiM bowh-Sturdily con chairman of the Republican State Other olfleerg were reelected. FOR PROMPT structed. Easily cleined. Central Committee and president and compact Oitpoa- of the Republican Women’s Club of COSTS ONLY A FEW CENTS MORE abla cylinder eontaint EPRIGERATION $47.75 Connecticut will be the guest of enough fuel for montha SERVICE honor at the December meeting of of nonnal um. Torch the Women's Republican Club to be compicto only $6.95. CALDW LU^MS WELDON DRU8 CDs fv held this-evening at 7:30 at the LECLERC New eytlnder $1.95.' M l ^ 5 8 S Authorized Dealer VFtV home on Elm St. 901 MAIN ST.—51I-S-5S31 Mlsa Mildred B. Ralsch will FUNERALHOME HIGHER preside at the short business meet ing, which will be followed by a Complete Line Ot ;■ A Christmas party. Mrs. Albert FUNERAL Klock of Somers will give a Christmas demonstration. Those SERVICE attending will bring gifts which SHOfMASTER SUNHEAT FURHACE Oll^lVES will be distributed to local needy Walter Ne., IN FOOD VALUE! fanviJies and institutions. Mrs. Leclerc, one em'mttPRU-im Mary Pagan! is chairman in charge Director of refreshments. 23 Main bireet, Manchester WORKSHOP Hosbitol Notes Call MI-9-58'69" - A daughter was bom st City NO MONEY IKWN eOMPtElELY oMawfoa «id.eTANa ^ LOVE IT! Every galhwi of INSnUUD* Any hour of the'day is tho Sunheat ia the aame. It^ SlOaOO PER MONTH uniformity is Inbora*^ time for Jersey .Milk. Kids tory-controlled at the love it— because it's cream great Sun refineries. A Beautiful Set of ier, more delicious and richer Sunheat’a unvarying \ .tasting. . COMPLETE LINE OF quality means unfail FISHING RODS^HtEELS- ing. efficient operation m /is SEAT■—I. ■ COVERS of your burner with Giva him a gift cartificcita for tha most baoutiftii MOTHER! No.ether item of food is so important as and ACCESSORIES out the need for fre Saot Cevars in tha werid— ba wiii iova you for it. the milk,you buy for your children, because their quent adjustments. health depends upon their getting plenty of'calcium, 70 proteins and vitamins . . . and JERSEY MILK C O N Spinning Rods From $5.95 up o H « - ^ TAINS MORE OF THESE VITAL ELEMENTS. PAY s v a sunheat N o Other Milk Is So F«RHACij ARCHERY SETS • i i f o r ihe Delicious and Rich Tasting MAN WITH A CAR 9ffer 4 FRO.M $ 3 . 5 0 UP ^ SEPARATE BOWS and ARROWS Como in and LOOK ovor outiorgo foioetion of ÔIL HEAT COSTS 1-3 LESS 1956 Fabrics and Auto Tops PRODUCED ON NEARBY MATERIAL FOR MAKING ARROW’S ^ A D 3-S 588 - 1 W o hovo o wide ehoica of coiOts and pottoms for FARMS FROM TESTED NERDS A *000 atANS m MAIL THIS COUPON TODAY ovory cor at a price to fit your pockotbeek. a M S U H l E K a , , FOR FREE HOME DEMONSTRATION MEMBERS OF OF JERSEY CATTLE a iC e M E iii BUILDING MATERIALS WE ALSO HAVE CHRISTMAS TREES FOR SALE Th e n o r t h e r n j e r s e y m il k BUILDING MATERIALS LUMBER FUEL PRO DUCERS CO-OPERATIVE. Inc. 2535 ALBANY AVENUE Star Su t Covers and Auto Tops LUMBER FUEL 336 NORTH MAIN STREET TEL. MI 9-5253 DARI-MAID MILK CO., ORDER JERSEY MILK TODAY 575 MAIN STREET, MANCHESTER. CONN^ r-*"-' -r '- \ - 336 NORTH MAIN STREET TEL. MI 9-5253 Open Daily? A. M. to 5 P. M. Including Wednesday Distributor WEST HARTFORD, CONN, Open Daily From 9 A. M. to 6 P. M. DIAL M l 3-5194 8 A. M. to 8 P. M.' Open Daily 7 A. M. to 5 P. M. Ihcluding Wedpeaday r .Afternoons and Saturdays Until Noon CaUdeorce Amaral MI 9-5405 Aftembona and Saturdays Until Noon

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MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD^ 51ANCHESTER. CONN, TUESDAY, DECEMBER 13, 1955 PAGE SEVENTEEN PAGE SIETEEir UANCHE8TEB EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER. CONN. TUESDAY. DECEMBER 18. 1956 - 4 during the hoIidaya;«nd recreation needed Council Bits for whIpK-ia WDBO—18M WOTH~I«lfl Colum bia for mixed groups.. ^ ’ fund-raising drive is now being Hosless at Parly. Mope to Open Formosa Blasts WKNB—SM Daily Radio W n u ^ i w a W Bseketbell Tggiii held. ^School Boards TPC Adopt Democrats Back Part PTA Yule Parly a of the seventh and Eighth Contributions are atill coming Qtto John Quits Reds, w u o o - m t JEntant standard TKdm WHAT— Grades of the Horace W. Porter In to Wilbur L. Smith, treasurer, For GOP Women Deal in UN on School have recently ' formed a with the sum standing at 8359, l i Cooperative Action Policy Machines on Tha following pn^ram .flclMd-6>i Seltbr Tonight school basketball team and have as representing contributions from Mrs. Samuel J. Turkinglon will Of President Program WHAt—Encore Theater their coach Felix Wintera, Seventh 40 individuals and two organiza , ■/ . . 3 ' 7 Returns to West Zone be hosteas to the Manchester Worn-. olea are auppUtd by tha radio SSSsT'Q®"* Kvenina Good Music Grade teacher. tions. Seven hundred dollars la Dec. 21 Here New Members managamaota and are su'bjact to WJtNB—Jos Qlrand Columbia, Dac. .,13 (Special)— ***’■ I Republican Club to’iHorrow OPEN * j4 Tli« Town Planning Ctommi»«lonoff appro^l *Jf*’f**!;*'^ WTIG-cma Mans kondlly Friday the boys were Informed needed at least for the bus which by the .TPC until they had an op (CoaMaiMfl iroos P i ^ Om ) waa a "very harmonloua" meet (OMtlaoed from P uro One) The Columbia PTA will hold its ■ the Board of Education are Chang# without nottca. „. - WDRC—a Oollingswood by principal George Patros, that has already been made available afternoon at 3 o'clock at an open portunity to examine It. \ ing. Asked whether this harmony., (OoatM ^ fn.m Pago Oao) Skating Report WGTH-Bay It With Music annua) Christmas party this eve Alfred W. Brand, vice-president of 3teveIoping: a'policy of cooperative _ 'tftwn Counsel Chsrlar N. Crock on Uis economic upeeta of foreign might extend Into the Congres- tits— to the Council with certain com Christmas, meeting at her home, The site is about a half mile ett today was studying the prob meht was reviving nazism and mil r h — - WHAY—Music HercJuuil ning in Yeomans Hall at; 8 p.m. the William Brand Co. of Willi- west of the Buckley School and a policy, particularly In view of thk eional cession, the Vice Jgreeldent WHAY—Pollen Natlooal Hants mitments. i27 Henry St. 'action that may re»ult Jn great lem, of petitioning-the court for Be spoke after Soviet delegate itarism. He said the "only for Weather permitting, there WOJC—Kreurd Rsvmv evening Good Musle Members are asked to bring 35- mantle, who is a resident of Co- This it the first time tn its 10 vavingi to the town In the acquiai- mile south of »hc Vernon .town stepped up .^viet campaign in this replied: um" he could find to combat this will be supervised Ice akatlng .WKNB—R equest Matlats WKNB—Robm's Nest lunrtbla, has donated funds for the Through the courtesy of Philip permisfion to open the voting field dn aoutheaet Asia and the .Not Pesalmletir. Arkady A. Sobolev had announced WTIU—Happiness WTIC—People Aro Funny cent gifts for exchange, with men years of sponsoring recreation ac Harrison of Harrison's Cards and DAILY!) UL-9fJL 5on of future achool altea. line. The Board members will trend was in the Communist Eaat at Charter Oak Park today purcluise of suitable uniforms for ihachines used yesterday before Middle Eaat. "In thle field, I’m not at all he Was ready to' accept a Western WORO-Cal Kolbv I WDRC—1'------^My Son Jeept---- tivities, especially for the young Gifts, a representative from a r. Baaed on law and the power of visit it this' week and a special the to-day lockup period end* Dec. Before today's scnsatidnal an from 3 to 5 p.m. and 6:M to 10 WGTH—Wax works WGTH—Treasury Agent bringing men’s gifts and women the boys. . sters, that an appeal for funds has Mrsuasion, the policy call? for'the meeting has been called to dis "He alto urged approval by the' J>easimisUc, as some seemed to be I^ n of procedure In the C-ouncU's nouncement, he had beer, reported t i l t - ' • • ilA— ribbon and gift wrapping paper 22. Congreee o f' American participa about prospects of bipartisanship. p.m. Other skating areas will WIIAY—Music Mercluuit , WHAY—Poliab National Homs bringing women'a gifts. Boys on the team are Jay Beck, been asked by the Council. The concern will give a demonstration TTC and the Board of Education, cuss It further Monday lilght. - •Town Clerk Samuel J. Turking- 'Voting. living in Potsdam, writing his not be open, according to the WCOJ—Rucuitt Rirviea . Kyenlng Good Music Instead of (he usual' sunohine Allen Blum and Ronald. Green, need for the bus came alMut when SATURDAY UNTIL 5:30 lo work togelheriin obtaining land The Board, had planned to in tion in ‘be organization for trade On the basis of this session todayy WiWB—Request Matlnes WlUVB—Robin s Nest of wrapping Christmas packagesC ton .Jr., and other election officials cooperation. His statement had led to the be memoirs and editorials for Com Park Department. collection, a collection will be Grade 7 and; Tommy. 'Oolllns, the former 1933 model recently She will show how to -htfiip packr Tor a' achool aite from a developer. vite Wilfred Maxwell, town plan would like to hav< the machines I think the country can expect munist publications. WTlO-ikslIa Uouas WTIC—People Are Fhnny 3he TPC would ipform the School ning administrator, to the meet , "The Secretary of Defense re same atateamanllke attitude and lief that a procedural snarl had WDRU—Cat Kolbr WDRC—Johnny Dollar taken- up for a needy family. A Charles Forbes, Lairy Hutchins, broke down. ages, of different sizes and tvpeis.' unlocked on the morning of Dec. cooperetlon between Dcnuâtic been resolved, but Tsiang chal It was believed that John had- WGTH—Wax Works WGTH—Treasury Agent musical program will )>e held after Tommy Kowalski. Carl Johnson. In addition the former model in various novel ways, with unique 1 when a aubdwlaion haa been ing. but Maxwell today said he will 21 so that mechanics can begin viewed' with the leaders the pro being prepared at the Pentagon. 4 :*a - S :sa- SAVE UP TO 40% ON ^___ , and. the two agencies and be on vacation next week and gram of the defense cstabliehment and lupublican leaders in the lenged the Western procedure as a crossed over the zonal border into WlUV—Bslty Klinball ,WHAY--Polish National Homs the business meeting, according to Brian Sinder, John Wheaton and was also too small to accommodate ribbons and decorations on the the work of setting them up again "total surrender to the dictates of either Hesse or Bavaria. - Allied He declared that "secret clauses” • WOUC—Record Review WTiC—Dragnet , Mrs. E. O. MacDougall, program John Woodward of Grade 8. the large number of youngsters to developer would then work to- plans to 1 out' of- town Monday. of the United States and the force House and Senate we have ex W DRC—Suspenile packages. for the Dec. 27 rafflej referendum^ levels which must be maintained the Soviet Uniop." . and German sources said they were between the Allies and West Ger WKNH—Request Matines cj-chairman. Mrs. Herbert Eng- Winter! has had consideuble the YMCA in WilUmantlc and Sandwiches, Christmas cookies, ALLTOYS ^ ita e r in deciding where the aite The development activity In the While the Board of Directors hai perienced for the last three years." - WTIO—WIddei Brown WGTH-Blahop Sheen i«rOwd be located. northeast section indicates that a to protest the nation.. against Chairman George (Dii'Gal.of Uie The Western voting plan called i-ertaln he did . not return via West many had been agreed upon. WDRO-Cal Kolby t;4A- lert, seventh gr dr teacher, has baaketball background, playii^ on other activities and private trans coffee and tea will be served. There _ Under the atatulca, a town haa not sctudlly set Dec. 27 as the day, attack and to assure the mainte Foreign Relations CpmUrrittee said for separate Security Council Berlin. Aide Also Joins Reds WGTH—Wax Works WGIAY—Polish National Homo arranged the program ’ consisting the varsity teams of Griswold High portation al-so had to be furnished Will be no charge. The meeting is school capable of housing 460 stu- that date is the last day when the 4:4S— WTiC-Dragnel School .and Wtlllmantic State ^ e authority to require a de\-e1- dent-e Will be necessary there. Al nance of peace in this atomic age. he had nothing td add to the votes on eac:h of the 18 applicants Eyewitnesses said that John was A short time after John defect WIUY—Betty Kimball WDRC—Suapense of local and outside talent. on many occasions, open to any Republican woman ip er toaet aside land for park and though . the ultimate plans of election can be held under the law Serurity Plans Outlined statement on which all had'agreed and then a final vote' on all ot last seen. Friday in Leipzig when ed, Dr. Otto Schmldt-Wittmack, WCCC—Record Review WgTH—Bishop Sheen Chanukah Se -vicee Held Teacher! College. He was also co It Is Loped that those willing to who might like to attend. -recreation putTHwes.'WTiether this and the first one on which It ap them as a grciup. This would make he was among the audience at a deputy chairman o^ Chancellor WKNB^Request Matlnes t:s a - Chanukah services were held at captain of the college team In his contribute will send in their con Mrs. Gustayei Bichoitzer. hospt- Rausch and Green Manor call only pears feasible to hold an election. "The director of the Internation to abide. He said he had nothing to WTIC—Pepper Yoiug WIIAY-Mie Waich i aenloryear. iwuld apMy to schools also is not for 120 houses, Maxwell says that al Cooperation Administra add, anywpy, . it possible to'block the admlshion speech by East German Communist Adenauer's ChriftiaA Democratic WUrtU-Cai Kolby WTIC—Radio Theater j / the local Chestnut H|ll Synagogue tributions as soon as possible so taUtty chairman, Is being assisted . Crockett said today the Direc of all applicants if the preliminary party (CDU) in Hamburg and a WGTH—Wax Works WdRC—Jack Carson ' ovfr the weekend. Adult services Not having any indoor basket that the fund raising will be com by ■ Mrs. J. Herbert Finlay. Mrs. TRiPitnsrom -clear. But m cither case, it appears there is additional land for an tion (John B. Hollister) outlined The senior Republican on the Boss Walter Ulbright. WGTH—Night Music Jhat the \PIanners want other 180 houses. The School tors will have to hold a meeting the aspects of mutual security. In voting did not satisfy all the five member of the federal parliarosht 8 :a a - tils— were held Saturday evening with ball equipment in the local school, pleted. John' Bowen, program chairman, before ILs next scheduled meeting, Foreign Relations Committee, Sen. Echoed Premier Orotewohl WBAY—Record Rodeo the lightii’.g of the first candle of indoor practice seasions have Keen 681 MAIN STREET — MANCHESTER -♦StaWish their policy on the basis Board's "rule of thumb" states cluding mutual military support Wiley of Wisconsin, said It was a permanent powers who have the Last April,' speaking up again for that party, also skipped to the WCtXt-Record Review WHAY-Nile Watch, mad* the arrangements for secur 'of understan^g with the devel that 300 houses produce 450 Dec. 22, In order to set the date snd economic and technical assiat- veto, power. East. It developed th at the dep WKNB—Request Mstlnea WTIO-RadIo Theater their tradiUonal religious service. made available in Heltron and the Manchester Et’enlng Herald Co ing the apeaker. / for tha election. A call foi the elec "very jdeasant, congeptal, profit In the role he was playing less fre W TIO -N ew s WDRG—Bing Croaby • Chairman in charge of arrange- Tolland- Elementary School. opers. \ school-age children. ance for our allies and friends. Hoviet Stands Firm quently as pro-Sovlet propagan uty had been In close contact with . WDKU—Newa WGTH-Nlght Music lumbia rorrespondent, Mro. Frank tion must be advertised on Dec. 22 able meeting.” S:!W— raenU waa Irving Tenenbaumwho School Menu t t ritlak Opinion Seven Subdivisions Planned "The President -diacuased the Sen. Hayden (D-Arlz), chair As the Council 'Inet Russia stood dist, John called for German uni John. WOTH-Boo and Ray Marrhiia, telephone AC 8-9060. Recently, how ler, the Planners In a newspaper having a circula program of the U.S. Information firm on her policy of "18 or noth Omindus atoriea about John's ac • i l S - WHAY—Nile Watch had ka his assistants, Mr. and Mrs. The menu at the Horace W, Por The cooperation being demon tion In town. man of the Senate appropriations fication along the lines of the Rus WUAY—Record Rodeo WTIC—Biographies Saul Caroline. Mrs. Julius Ban ter School for this week is as fol hit a snag whenXthcy sought to strated between the Planners and Agency. The President and ' ’ie committee, said he had no coming'’ snd Nationalist (Jhina still sian pattern for Austrian Inde tivities bdgan to seep but of Blast WGCU—Record Review WDltU—Amos n' Andy CD IRONR"PAPER” PROBLBM have Alexander Jgnis set aside Must Be Reset deputy director of the agency maintained her threat lo veto So Germany. \ He was reported by WKNB—Request Matines ^ WGTH-Nlght Mualc ner, Mrs. Harry Koenigsberg, Mr. lows: Monday, chicken pie, cab Hartford. Dec. IS i/p) -L state the School Board In the northeast Ordinarily, the voting machines 'ment. • pendence. He echoed East Ger WTIC—lOSU^dlo t-ons and Mrs.'Sam Kaaamtn, Mrs. Ben four acres in his proposed 126- section,of town may soon be re stressed the necessity for expand viet-supported Outer Mongolia.’ western intelligenoe officials to be ' WHAY—Nile Watch bage, apple and raisin salad and Civil Defense worked out a paper, hbuse Duval St., subdivision for must be locked up for 10 days ing the agency's program to pre "I never talk," Hayden declared. man Premier Otto Grotewohl's WDRU-Cal Kolby jamin Boshnick and Miss Anne pears; Tuesday, cream of celery problem for three hours last night. ■ t ' - pealed in the southwest and south, The meeting',' like a session with The U.N. Poliltcal Committee demand for a neutralized unified masterminding a Communist plot WGTH—Bob and Ray WTIC—Biographies park and recreation phrposc.s. Jar- after an election, and during that sent America’s proposals for p?ace meanwhile brought the Assembly 8 i t a - WDRC—Amos an' Andy Banner. * soup, meat salad aandwlches and State CD Director Leo J. MulcAhy where reven subdivisions totaling time electors can challenge the Republicans yesleiday in which German state, a propo--al that the to lur.e prominent West German Wi LAY—(Suburban Serenade ^^WGTH-Nlghl Music The children held a Chanukah cherry cobbler: Wednesday, meat Via balked, and Tow^ Counsel 365 houses are in various stages to all the peoples of the world. closer to its adjournment goal. o’ficials to the East. WCCC—Record Review, said it fiirnlahed a test of com Charles N. Crockett is niw writing results. Ten days from yesterday "The special assistant lo the Eisenhower gave a preview of his West German government had al WhaY—Mie Watch party Sunday morning, with chil loaf, mashed potatoaa, peas and munication facilities. V of processing...... State of the Union me.s.sage, got It gave a thumping 53-5 endorse A 500,000 niarit (8119,000) re WKNB—Request Matins# — an opinion on whether the town la Dec, M President for disarmament (Har ment last night to a proposal to ready rejected. WTIC—lUdU Radio Lane WTri’—Fibber McG-e a dren attending from' Hebron, and apples;Thursasiy, spaghetti with xaajtWiUre_hi,m_ to grant land. One hundred houses are planned The election officials would like under way promptly at 8:30 a.m. Two months .later a West Berlin ward was offered for John's return WDHC—Cel Kolby WDRC—Romance Moods Lebanon as well as Columbia. meat sauce, celery sticks and gin for iTackmalacH. AO for Hlllstown old E. Slaasen) discuaaed In deUU EST. ....' ...... give President Eisenhower's "open by Xhe Federal Ministry of Intd WGI'H—Bob end Ray WGTH-E P Mi,rgan ThelpoUcy bShk worlted\oi« by them opened earlier so that me proposals for 'dissrmament. par sky" inspection, plan priority in newspaper-clatmed that John was 8;tS- itiia— Home Group Meeta ger bread; Friday, clam -chowder, the Planners and the Board of Edu. Rd., 20 for Keeney Ct., IS for Hilli chanics can have time to reset then There were three added starters suspected by the Reds of planning rio'r in August, 1954, but It expired WHAY—£»nner Gets WHAY-Nile Wen *. Local members of the home crackers, tuna fish sandwiches and ard St., 80 for Gacdner St., and the ticularly those phases dealing with new disarmament negotiations. two months Inter. WTIC-Joseph C. Rarsch Don!t Pfle-up cation marks im attempt to avoid without working long hours over the President's «)P«b "Ity recom toda.v besides the Senators and a westward (light. Tlie paper, the WCCC—Record Review WDRC—Romanee Moods economics group of the Tolland doughnuts. I G.E. aECTRIC 100 houses In two subdivisions on the boiiday. Representatives named in the orig Only the Soviet bloc opposed the Potsdamer Tageszeitung. . said By last Dec im'icr he was de WKNB—Request Matlnes County ifarm Bureau met last iMUt aituations In which the -Stmqo! Charter Oak St. mendation. He pointed to the.over WTIC—lUbU Radio Lone I^W^H—Night Music Orange Gives giOO II BLANKETS Board was forced to find—and'fne Permission to open the machines whelming vote taken yesterday at inal White House announcement of resbiution sponsored by the United John had. been moved from his ad ibedjn the West as “Otto John, W D R C-Cel Kolby night at the home cf Mrs. John The Columbia Orange voted at town to pay for—a achool aite afi Aji an aide In selecting future must come from the court, and the meeting. They were Sen. Byrd States. Britain, France and Cana Potsdam apartment into a subur unemproyed.” Ho was imported WGTH-Bob end Ray WHAY-Nile Watch Cragin. Mrs. Louts Sorecchl and its recent meet'ng’to donate one school mites, Maxwell is preparing the United Nations as an indica da. But the contlnuirtg ISovlet op ■ :##- WTIC—Night Life with Nardine a hiding development had gotl Crockett said today he felt a Judge tion of world.wide support and in- (D-Va) and Reps. Cooper - (D- ban East Berlin villa where he was to have turned from a dazsling ..WHAY-Newe tyDRC—Moods tor Romanes Mrs. Donald Tuttle, local leaders, of its 8100 war ,bonds to the i POTTERTON’S Into an- area. an area-density map which show from either the Court of .Common te.eet in our country's pursuit 6f Tenn) and Reed (D-NY). position emphasized that the Jong under ron)munlst surveillance. pr^reganda jewel to a whiteve'o- WCCC—Good Kveninz Good Muslo I^WGTH—Danes Music presented a program of Christmas Columbia Recreation Council to 8 ISO CENTER RT. Christmas Bills! school jieedM ipi various locations. East-West deadlock on disarma WKNB—Today in Sport Jt came to light last night at a Pleas or the Superior Court could world peace. \ Missing S t the start of business The Reds' suspicions of John had plinnt. Apparently not even'tho WHAY-Nite Watch Ideas incl'iding snacks to serve ward the purchase of the much nesting M the w ard of Elducation In another approach to the give' the permission. A preliminary ment apparently Is no nearer a been aroused, the paper said, after Communists trusted him. O T IC -N ew i WTIC-NIght Life »ith Nsidlne site problem, Sherwood "A general discussion V as held were Sens. Clements (D-Ky). Hen break. WDRC— N»we WDRC—Moods lor Romance When it waa disclosed by Board check indicated the legal machin after each subject was prMented." nings (D-Mo) and Mlllikln (R- he had read listlessly a speech at W GTH-Newa WGTH—Dance Music nember Edward Glenney that the ibb, chairman of the board, ery for opening the machines early Chief U.S. Delegate Henry a Potsdam theater in the Soviet • US— II :M— Get an Personal Loan asked the board's School Site and Vice President Nixon called the Colo). >. Cabot Lodge Jr„ hailed the politi WHAY-Siwtllobl Sports Planners were seeking to have two haa seldom, if ever, been used in meeting "a very constructive and After the briefing, Eisenhower zone several weeks earlier. WCCC—Good Gvenlrit Good Music WHAY—Night S.vmphony developers set aside land in the nsion Committee "to reactl- Connecticut'. cal committee's vote as aflgreat df^y WKNB—Serenade WTIC-News Th« S.B.M. personal loan.êrvica can show you how to pay 1953 thinking" in regard successful session in every respect planned to leave for Gettysburg John, who is now 46, wa.s known Household Hints ,W n c —Siricilv Sporw WDRC—News; Almanac northeast section of town for a -'Constructive in the sense of for the U.N.'Tl* resolution was « - as a personable, talented rnkn who WGTH-News for your many Christm^purchases now and budgat tha total achool. to pufichaslng land.for a achool site for a take-it-easy period in the peeled to get similar .endorsement WDRC—Zalman . . -building foreign policy on true bl- next few days. This wilt be In line had dealt in intrigue for years. A You can make Melba toast at ' WGTH—Conn. Sportficht The developers are ..Norman in the'Hlllstown Rd., area, where a in the Assembly. t ; M - — WHAY—Night Symphony amount into small monthly payments. Make this Christmas a partisahship." with his doctors’ orders to slow 6-foot blond, he., always had a home. Buy a loaf of unsllced WHAY—Dinner Date - WTIC—Snorts; Weather new...a n d w e h a v ^ i t l if Rausch of Jamaica, U 1., who ia SO-homk development la planned. The Russians opposed the reso- WDRC—f’al Kolhv planning an 80-house subdivision,of The reference to -1953 waa In About Town Nixon also told a reporter it down on work. liition.on grounds it failed to em cloak-and-dagger bent. ' bread and store it overnight. WCCC—Good Kveninx Good Music WGTH-Bob and Ray worry-free one w ith ^ S.B.M. personal loan; A boy wonder who had a legal Cut It into l/Srlnch thick slices. WKNB—Serenade IliS S - Oi« Old Cushman farm north ot connectiob with the formation of phasize arms reduction and pro degree, he was named bu.siness WTIC—Let George Do It Salters' Pond, and Green Manor, the eomnmtee two years ago to A Boy Scout <'ommlasioners' hibition of nuclear weapons. Cut each slice into two tri w Dr . '—G Lomniirao WHAY—Night Symphony find land for the Keeney Street trustiee of Lufthansa, the Nazi angles. Bake in a slow (325 de WGTH-BUI Stern WTIC—Starlight Serenade which haa filed a map for only a meeting ,wlll be held tonight at Tlie resolution calls on the big- government’s international airline, I «|4S - WDRC—Dance Orchestra You gel ALL you borrow! S-houae subdivision on Vernon St. School. Robb reactlvltated the the home of Field Scout Executive power disarmament aubcommlttee grees) oven until cris- and golden WHAY—Supiier Serenade WGTH—Dance Band but has ultimate plana for a 40- committee after Ally. Harold Gar- Bruce McElroy. More Politicians See in 1936 when he was only 27. colored. The edges of- the toast -will WCCC^Good Evening Good Music lilt s — to continue efforts to agree bn a He had mixed with all types of WKNB—Serenade i WHAV-Nile iVaun Interest is NOT))aid in advance. You ma.v borrow in amounts from bome development in the area. rtty,, a Boara member, expressed comprehensive disarmament plan turn up, but that's quite in order. ■\ WTlGîarllght Serenada dlsssitlafactlonX with ..^he manner individuals — nrincss and revolu- WTIC—.’hree SU r X WDRC-rDance irehestra |50 to SI«000 with up to 18 month!) to repay. No investigation fees' Would Set Aside Land 8MF firemen extinguished two in line with the instructions of last tionaHes, Gestapo brutes and Red W DRJ-'. •"homas According to the Planning Com in which the town was required to fires today, with no damage oc. year's General. Assembl.v. Know how to bread fish fillets? WGTH—Meet the ArUst . . . no service chargeii. . Ike Seeking New Term stoolpigeons, austere idealists and 1:s a - Among many remote tribes the mission, Rausch has Indicated that obtain land for\a school site. He curring in either. The first was a Urges Priority to Ike' Plan libertines. As an airline executive-, Beat an egg with a couple of table WHAY—Encore Theater he would cede some of his land for ■aid that lnstead'\of following the chimney fire at 11:12 a.m. at IK) It urges the subcommittee to spoons of cold water. Dip the fil- WCCC—Good Evening Good Music price a man pays for his bride may achool, paric and recreation pur developers and getting the land Hackmatack St„ handled by Hose (Continued from Pngn'One) he, was supposed to be well leL? into the egg. then into fine WKNB—Serenade be the biggest outlay he makes T on r give priority to the Eisenhower equipped for gathering special in W TI.'—Answer Man during his lifetime. A m t. yoo m on th ly N o . o f T o tal coat poses. The Planners now hope that that was left, the tW n shotild btiy Co. 1; and the second w-as a brush i Santa at Workshop plan and Soviet .Premier Bulga dry bread crumbs. WDRC—Tvnn Ernie receive m onthn t o y o a they can make a aimltar arrahge- land ahead 6f the dwelopers. ministration's security program In formation (or the Gestapo in his WGTH—Fulton. Lewis p aym enta fire at 12:20 at |1 School St. Hose nin's proposal for stationing trips abrqad. ment with Green Manor for land Co. 4 rcfiponded. a Chicago speech. Santa's work.shop af'Uenter ground inspection teams at strate Wonderful broiled chicken: Rub I l ls — adjoining that which Rausch may PERSONAL riR E But he also became frl«|ndly on WHAY—Encore Theater Many innocent citizens have Springs Lodge Is doing a thriv gic centers. these trips with a German baron the surface of a cut-up broiling WCCC—Good Evening Good Music h i* ^ h a r t ahowa 6 1 0 0 1 1 0 .5 6 1 0 $ 5 .6 0 give. The total area the TPC la Atty. J^hn F. Shea waa atill been "gj'levoualy injured,” Steven ing business, according to Glum delegates saw little chance who had deserted the Nazi diplo chicken wdth lemon juice. Add 4 WKNB—Serenade ^working for is between 15 and 20 Union. 8. C. W —M a'^trate J listed as In critical condition at James Herdic, superintendent WTIC—Your Star Tonlghl 1 0 0 son sail],' adding: of similar success for the mem matic service for British asylum, teaspoons each of salt and sugar WDC.C—Tenn Ernie ita and repay* 8 .8 8 1 2 6 .5 6 :res, and would come in equal Lee Gregory waa watching a fight Hartford Hospital today ,vfollowing of recreation. bership package deal although it to a quarter cup of melted butter; WGTH-Vandercook lounta from thtNô developers. on television at the Uhlon\flre sta and with a Dutch double-agent l:» o - majoc surgery yesterday. Atty. "The pendulum of passion will ' He reports that Manrhestcr already has the approval of 52 As stir in a teaspoon of paprika and 1953 ntent ochedulra 1 0 0 7 .6 9 1 4 7 .6 6 who two-timed the British in favor WllAY—Encore Theater 7 h a t. the Planhers hope to tlon when, an alarm came Shea, who recently, opened a law swing back and it will be correct-! .Youngsters have been keeping sembly delegations. WCCC—Good Evenini; Good Mualc iblish, if the nectary ar- of the Soviet Union in wartime. a dash of white pepper. Coat the for a 8100 loan. He told the truck driver 'that he office with Atty. Paul Marte, ad Santa very busy since he ar The Russians — suspicious the •hlckcn with the butter mixture. WKNB—Evening Serenade 1 0 0 6 .1 0 1 8 9 .8 0 rankemeats can be m ad^ls a prec- would stay and ankwer the pi mitted himself to the hospital Fr|: ed, I have nh doubt, but none too 1 Brother Executed \VTH‘-N'twn...... -Nowa "1 World Work aooD." rived Saturday, telling him of West might vote down some of the When the bomb assassination Broil slowly turning.- WDRC—Bine Crouby adeni for a self contained, nelgh- “ Get on!” the driver yoliltd at day. ( their hopes for (Siristmas five Communist entries when they WGTH—G. H ealler berhoM unit. Besides housek\Such him. "It's your house!” plot against Hitler failed. John's DESOTO Stevenson's recent statement morning. come before the assembly for final brother Hans was among those Using your fireplace for cooking a unitXwould contain community Gregory rode the fire truck.\He im'KR.SE LOCATION that the times call for "modera action—have insisted under threat Telpvision Prngrama For your convenience, you will soon be able to make personal facilltiw for' ^ r k s . , recreatlitol found his house full of smoke tion ' waa reviewed at Sen,, John- ■ The shop is open every wcek- executed. Otto escaped on a Luft this winter? You'll find it handy HARDTOP dt.y from 4 to 8 p.m.j, and from of using the veto that both the hansa plane lo Spain and there re to have an old-fa.shioned w-lr« On Page Two loan payments at our new East Canter Street Branch. areas, sôoH , And possibly shop-fthe result of. a burned roast and\a .Winterset, Iowa (Ab—Tlie D. L. ■on's session with newsmen. Council and Assembly vote on SPORTSMAN Keystone f mu | ping ar( pbôf beans on the kitchen stovc3 1.. to 5. p.m. on Saturdays - and ported to British agents top secrets toaster with long handles on hand. Radio, heater, automatic transr Grissoms live on a farm in Madi Johnson declined lo comment on Sundays. each applicant before the Council of the V-weapon rocket base at The toaster l.s wonderfully con “Alert To Serve” ASK US ABOUT PLANNED SECURITYl iGenerally, these facilities would son County.coun Iowa, but: • criticism of Stevenson's statement takes up the next on the list. mission, whitewall tirea, - tutone be placed in the center of a devel POISON iw Peenemuende. The British spirited venient (or holding and turning paint. Real sharp.' *' . one knob MAGNA-SCOPE raOJECTOR w \ Their J:postoffice address is Boon- by Gov.-J^vercll Harriman of New The United States and other him to London, where he was wel steaks and chops. • opment, with the houses fanning Vine, in Dallas 1 county; their tele- York. But he said, "in my own po ^ Western powers have contended GENERAL is all you out around. At the present time, San Dlelgp. Calif- (/P>-A U S. come for his store of information. with exc|usi\/e \ .. - e p h one is listed on the Norwalk ex litical conduct I have thought of the Council should vote on the 18 In postwar England, John helped the faciUUea are' installed after Coast Guard'^lanc 'bombed Santa change, in Warren County: and myself as moderate in my ap first, then lei the Assembly, act. You, can prepare a fine tomato T V SERVICE need for Tliel the houses, and finding places for Barbara Island. , their son attends school at Van proach to things." prepare the war crimes trial of aspic ’from a couple of cups of to them sometimes leads to compli Tlie bomb? wbre 40. 25-pound In view of Nationalist cihina's F^ld Marshal Eric von Manstein. mato juice and an envelope of un Days M AC A Call complete selectro-matic consol Meter, Iowa, in Dallas County. ■ Another Stevenson speech-in News Tidbits threats to veto Outer Mongolia, the ablest German commander on the cations. r - sacks of poisoned bSdey. which he accused Republicans of Russians already had warned that flavored gelatin. Add salt, sugar Nights 9As«f3 Plus Parts control... The Planners feel that if they Their target was 50.1)09 rabbits. CuUed from AP Wires Russian front. Finally John settled and pepper to taste and a lablc- |avi# ||ank irf IQancbester MAI^YA PACT TAfJUfl SET "playing ugly politics of group they would tul-n thumbs down on in Bonn, where he was the British- TEL. MI S-5194 1/ are successful with Rausch and Donald Robinson, depActmenl of conflict and hatred"—also has pro all 13 hon-Communist candidates speon of lemon juice. Green Manor, they will be able to interior, said: "We had .lOk^do it. favored choice in 1950 to head the ia your aom# Nothing could be simpler, easier to operate. Just one knob is all ' Kuala Lumpur,'5f|uaya, Dec. duced new echoes. If any -of their five entries fail to new West German Federal Secur make aimllar agreements with The rabbits were eating the Is I,? I.TI — Negntiatlana between Adlal Charge Held, Bunk Charles B. Cook, retired vice make the gunde. An avocado tastes w-onderfiil See Dick Vizard mffc e UfsUma gvoronisa you need for comp^lete cdrttrol. . . forward, reverse, rewind, still, start, other, developers. land’s foliage faster than It. can president of ’Royal 'I'j’pewriter Co. ity Office. He got the Job despite w-hen it is used as a dip for crisp A ^ leaders -of 5talaya's Communist Republican National' Clhairman The 62 supporters of the package Chancellor Adenauer's dislike for ALLIRD FACTORY AUTHORIZED stop. No individual switches, no complicated directions to follow and In all of this, the Planners grow." rebels and the Malayan govern Leonard Hall had termed Steven- dies at Hartford homb. . . M rS. > proposal held a giant caucus yes- corn chip". Mash the avocado fine, would need the backing of the him. TV SERVICE BEAUPRE ment to end the elght-year-old eon's remarks untrue and “sheer Sunny Canales Worden freed by j terday, reportedly to reassure the John promoted for himself - a add /all and pepper to taste plus remember. And the Big Image lens, which comes as standard eejuipment, lârd of Education, and both WINS 82,5,000 COOK PRIZE guerilla war will be eondiieled bunk." And, in an obvious' reply. county grand Jury in Texa.s on Russians their five satellites would minced onion. Some cooks al.so like S A.M. TO • P.M. Agencies would need - the support cogat-lo-coast tour of the United to add a dash of chile pepper. produces home movies 78% bigger tharf those you get with ordinary during C'hrlsiniaa week. Chief Democratic chairman Paul Butlec charges she murdered husbaml on pass the Assembly 'it they won States in 1954. On his return from $1.50 P«r House Coll « the Board of Directors.. New 5 ork, Doc. IS (-T)—Mrs. Mlniste.r Tengku Abilul Rahman said yesterda.v in a statement: lonely Padre Island in October. Council approval. The delegates PI.L'8 PARTS MOTORS projectors. Anyone to whom you give a camera needs this projector. . . Henry Jorgensen of Pori land. the Weat Coast he was cordially The School Board’s support Is annuitneerl tonight, - "Every time a Democrat sug Four Jordan cabinet ministers met for BO minUtea but reportedly welcomed at the offices of the Cen Flake c.anned salmon and ar BU 9-0080 3.j8 E. CENTER ST. anyone who has a camera needs this projector! needed in strengthening the Plan Ore., loda.v won the 825,000 an- --X—,------gests that wealthy taxpayers and resign as reports- link resignations made no progress toward solving tral Intelligence Agency in the range in a casserole . with well b e b v i.n o a l l h a n c h k s t e b TEL. Ml 3-1131 ners' hand In dickermg with the nnal cooking prize of the Pllls- India lias 49 births a year for with talks between their govern the membership Impasse. d.ained canned or sliced fresh to '^Cpmplet* with cim developers for the senpol site, but bur>- flour mills with a rerlpe huge corporations should not be Pentagon and at U.S. defense every thoiisand people compared.to entitled to special privileges from ment and chief of British Imperial taidge Enters Protest plants. matoes. To'p with buttered bread the Board members last night held for an easy-to-make sweet roll. 15 in Sweden and 16 in England. staff. . . EJarl of CSarendon, lord Exclusion of the United States crumbs and grated Cheddar cheese. the federal government, the Re from the meeting touched off an Then, in July, came hls.spectacu. publican party automatically fires I'haniherlaln at Buckingham Palace gry .protests from Lodge. who lar defection tp the East Germans. Bake in a moderate oven until a barrage of charjjes that the from 1938 to 195i dies at 78, Allied intelligence agents con heated through. Delicious with a w. Democrats are seeking lo foment labeled it a "S tar Chamber prac-! green salad and hot biscuits for ON TV IN GLORIOUS COLOR class warfare." tice" objectionable to the Ameri-1 can people. Lodge wasn’t invited i **'^***® lunch or supper. ^ 785 MAIN ST, Butler contended the GOP has Board Appoints because he had“ abstained in the However, Dr. Carl Wiechmann, HOWDY DOODY MANCHESTER encouraged "dangerous, divisive Political Committee vote on' the West Germany's chiet federal Dampness and heat are enemies MONDAY.S thru FRIDAYS warfare" for years. package proposal. prosecutor^ said last year after an I of instant coffee. Keep the top & One congressional diatrict—De- 3 New Teachers Some other delegates who were exhaustive investigation he waa Ati>:.30 trolCI 15th—holds a special elec Convinced that John had dcaerted pf the cbffce jar screw-cd on tight invited were reported annoyed at to the Reds in a spur-of-the-mo- ly; put the jar In a cool place in See It On The Reautiful Motorola Color TV At tion Uxjay to pick a successor to the suggestion that'they should your kitchen. the late Democratic Rep.'John D. The Board : of Education last prove their .'incerlty to the Rus ment decision. A special West Ger night approved the appointment of man parliamentary committee is ------.V ■ Dingell Sr.xfMngell's son, John Jr., three new teachers and the re sians. Britain's Sir Pierson Dixon still looking for a satisfactory ex {?oojked rice, mixed with grated is opposed by .i^publican attorney quest of one (br a leave of absence. was quotec* as objecting to reassur planation for the defection. cheese, make.s- a good filling for S T A N E K ' S Thomas E. Brennan. ’ Those appointed were Mrs. ing "a doubting Thomas." Aus Only yesterday the Bonn interior | baked green peppers; Y our TV and Radio Headquarters F'rnnces Dussault, to teach 'Kinder tralia's Sir Percy Spender report minister, Gerhard Schroeder, told ’ ...... 277 BROAD s t r e e t CLOCK! garten at the Highland Park edly declared he could not allow the investigating committee that he ' Small 'fry w-ant to help with the Liipaecltiitcr Files Schootj Jerome J. Sullivan, to an.vone to "cross-examine" him. still believed John did not flee to: lunch preparation? Let them y/hile They Display Advertisinif (Block ads)—and Classified Adveiiising (Help Both Dixon and Spender said,’ t-he East w-ith any traitorous inten teach ihduatrikt arts in the high however, they still favored the cut out j'Oiind.s of bread with a Wanted, Etc.)—must be in Our hands at the times given below. srhool, beginning in September; package plan. tion. doughnut cutter, then slather the Doh’.t be disappointed: Beat the clock! / Baiikruplc)\ Plea and Robert G. Hale, also to teach Pa.vchologiral Sbort-Cireiiit round.s with soft butter. Now the Russia was Assailed at Satur Another high official of the min industrial arts at the high school. day'.- Council session ,^rralne Server, secretary at with him a list of western agents | CHRIST would not, renege on the package V the Waddell School. operating in the Soviet zone. The FOR FOR ruptcy petition of Clement Lupac- deal. But the Soviets warned that agents were only identified by If the top crust on your pies chtno, doing business as Clem’s \ Mrs. Francea. Dussault was a th?y would veto the whole scheme C(ê numbers in reports to John's doesn't brown the way you would Grocery, 24 Birch St. kindergarten teacher at-the Buck- if their procedure was-i not (ol-. organization, he tOld the commit like it to. try brushing the pastry Lupacehino recently moved the ley Schooli laist year, and had pre lowed. tee. ' - with milk before it goes into the \ 0 HER GIRLS busihess from, the corner of Lilac viously taught 'in Coventry. Sulli- - Several Latln-Amerinan. .dlplo- He also expresaed bellef7--' that oven. and 'Center St.s. to the Birch St. To^ vnn-wiH graduate from-Nenr-Brit-T Tnais began abunding out delegales SPECIAL John had gone over to the' East etMa ain Teachers College, in June. last night -on-a jresoIhUon which liecause of "a psychological short- -ant to make absolutely CO V J f ^ ^ l ~ l r~I* I •l~i atU5.287 and liabilitie?/ht $35,453. would pledge AssemblTapprovAl circuit.” sure that yoiir butter cakes will Jacques H. He.hert, a Manchester S.WED BY BITLLETS o|,, all 18 ’ applicants. Tqformed Glib and dapiier, John was come out of their pans easily. Uric general contractor, haa filed a vol courcea said- they, were t r ^ g to treated as a distinguished guest by the bottom of the pans w'lth waxed V untary bankruptcy petition. As- Abbeville, S. C. {JP>—Expfoding get the signatures of all 28 ^ o n - 5-8’’ PING TONG TABLES ■■ the Soviet zone regime. He ap paper—and grease the paper be V t L / *ets are listed as 82.951 and liabili bullets served as the fire alarm sors of the original package pro- peared to relish the West's con fore pouring in the batter. Use ties at 811,9.38. Hebert's largest which saved Mrs. and Mrs. Joe poaal. sternation at his desertiori. sweet butter or salad (not olive) creditors sre the federal snd state Abie and their three, children when . The five Communist entries are On Aug. 11, 1954, the East Ger REG. 27.25 governments and various East oil for greasing the paper; salt their home caught fire. : Hungari’, Romania Albania, Out man Reds pres'ented J'ohn to the butter haa a tefidency to make bat Hartford firms. The explosion of the bulletv er Mongolia and Bulgaria. The world at a news conference. He DEADLINE FOR stored In a closet awakened Mrs. non - Communist applicants are ter stick. DEADLINE FOR told 400 correspondents he had fled SPECIAL FOR WHO’S GOT THE BELL Able and she roused the others. Jordan, 11-eland, Portugal, Italy, from West German.V in order to Make an extra sandwich when - DISPLAY CLASSIFIED The fire of undetermined origin Austria, Finland, Ceylon, Nepal. fight revived nazism and threats you are packing a lunchbox for Concord, N. H. ( ^ —A Concord did an estimated 85.000 damage to Libya, (Tambixlia, Japan, Laos and of a third w-orld war. Of the United CHRISTMAS Spain. bad or one of your youngsters. ADVERTISING ADVERTISING^ bank' is offering a 835 reward for the five-room fra'me house. States, he, said: Wrap the sandw-ich in w-axed pa'-) Information leading to the location "It is using the Bonn govern per and refrigerate it. At noon, of this city's first town bell, 'made LEGEND SPIKED PIGS HFXP BOSTON'"' ment,^Britain, and France as tools • We'd like CO have you think of us as "a by Paul Revere. ' when you are ready . for lunch;' • lUDGET TERMS • 1 P.M, day BEFORE the ad is to 10:30 ^.M. SAME day ad is to E FOR THIS TABLE! mmt Im in ot 1 P.M. Fridoy. mutt bo in by 9 A.M. Saturdoy.^ ond Revere bell In 1,826 and was Fort Sumner and is atill alive. was independent politically. He destroyed tn a churchtfire 47 years Otero, a personal friend of the tween 86,000 and $10,000 is'real said he had abandoiled all "secret tuna salad—takes to this ssndw-lch come in person. Remember, we’ll pick up later,. .The 'first bell, the bank's Southwestern badman, had a few ized annually on the sale of pigs intelligence" w-ork and would not treatment.'' J .------— J advertlrcimmt said, "disappeared." drinks'with the Kid in a Fort Sum raised at the Deer Island House of prescriptions, compound and deliver ihe ner bar that fatal afternoon, and .Correction. engagp in it in the Eaat. DOUBLE JFXirARDY medidnes. I'here is no extra charge. FOSSIL FIND says he saw the body after the John declared, lie had gathered Shooting. . TIMELY SERVICE from his interview in Washington Quincy, 111 (*)—Patrolman Don i i.:i Benspn, Ariz. (B—Fossils believ with Allen Dulles that "oUt of the Boden and Clarence Wear were n M L m s m m u L Open ed to be nearly three million m e l o n m o n u m e n t Bloomington, HI.' OP)—Custom- hysterical fear in the United caught isith a hot car on their QUINN'S PHARMACY THIS WEEK s years old have been discovered era who bring radio repair work to States, another war ia being pre hands when the' squad c»r they PHONE MI 8-4186 BUILDINC; MATERIALS near here. Dr. John Lance, a DUley, Tex (JB—tMlley’s biggest Franklin H!1I get a brekkwhen he pared." Azked if he had expresed were driving caught fire.' Firemen WbÎ. and Thurs. I 2 iiiutrliPBtrr iEiirttittg paleontologist from the University monument la a huge red water knocka off 'or coffee breaks or to Dulles his doubts about the of engine Co. No. 2 put out the LUMBER FUEL o f Arizona, said the remains in melon mounted on a, white, con goes to lunch. western democracleg, John replied fire and followed them just .in case. T ill 1P.M. i | ABC CIRCULATION NEARLY 12,000 DAILY clude the hoof of a pre-hletoric 8- crete pylon. He charges them for labor based tersely, "no.’’ • 'Sure enough, the car caught'fire 336 NqRTH MAIN STREET toed horse, bones ot a mastodon It commemorates a Dilley area on tha actual time apent on the Ten days , afteV the news con- again because of a short circuit in fE L . MI 9-525S )’ and pieces beirevef|itb be frpm the w aU rm tlo tt^ ld which has aver job. He kiKpa « clock nearby and foronce, John aaseried in an inter the .wiring system ?uid tha fire lads aheU of a\flyptotherium, a 7-foot aged IS million pounds a year the ■tope it Whenever he leavee his view on an East German radio prii- extinguished the blaze a aecond long mammal. . ) - past flv« years. . wockbench. . . gram that war against Russia Is time. • , tiL

.v:\ .. - i '- ■ t ■ . 1 :! t'. ■ 'I r . ^ .M. ■ K. ' ^ A' • I PAGE EIGHTEEN MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER. CONN- TUESDAV, DECEMBER 13,1966 BIANOIESTKB EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER. CONN. TUESDAY, DECEMBER 13. 1956 PAGE NINETEBf — Egri Baylas BanaatL teem tb be beautiful enough to go I BUGS BUNNY ------ion the etage, but evidently youj r Coventry •OIWV, She-^You ceem to be an able-< prefer the eimple'Hfe. A'nawer to Pravkoua State Legfslators Warned 'S'lre,, Sense and Nonsense bodied man. You ought to be She—flte^lnto the -kitchen, and Company Host Skywatch Schedule 'I MUST strong anough to work. ' I’ll aba If I can’t atlr up a meal for Movit Star HAVE Tramp—I know, Mum. And youjyou. , i Fire Chief Urged Caution On Illegal License Plates DOZCP Wednesday, uer. 14 * > BErLAHS EVERYWHERE too. ^ » . j ACROSS To Yule Affair ■ \ OTP! Popularity c t Beulah aa a town ■'fllgn In a Greensboro, ‘ North DOWN ^ d n lg h t—2 a.m...... • Volunteers Needed Carolina bakery shop: 1 Movie star, 1 Winnow Lighting Christmas Trees 3 a.m.—4 a.m...... Paul Sheehan, . -. hame'if lndicate<\ on thla aian at CARNIVAL BY DICE TURNER Glenn— Hartford, Dec. 13 (JP) —Four^«craed to back a new law, wUch a gas service station a mile'^Trom "Pies like .mothe, used to bake 3 Heavy blow Hebron, Dec. 18 (8peclal)— a.m.—8 a.m. .. . Paul Sheehan Connecticut lawmakers got a les would aUow tell prlvllefea Her Beulah, Mich. The sign list* Beu before she got a TV ret." 9 Ht is at home a newer About 150 people attended a ateak a.m.—-8 a.m. . . . Victoria Fllewics Coventry, Dec. 13-* (Special)'.r-^Sunday evening durfeg a candle- son In law entpreement yesterday. legislators only on. days w lm tlM lahs In' six other states, and their OR a movie 4 Removable dinner at the annual Christmas 8 a.m.—10 a.ni...... Donna 2!oUo They Jumped the gun after re L((is1ature was in tosaloa. distance from the Michigan town. -The sergCant .was explaining « reels With the approaching of. Chriat- light service' in tne tkle sanctuary 10 a.m;—13 Noon ...... Volunteers Needed ( Thera will be the’- speeial choir party of the Amston Bllvar Com ceiving new auto license plates ts- In addition, the OOP . pra|M8al Beulah, Ool., 1,478 Miles. some important points to a squad • Heiaa • Before maa and erecting of trees, in the Noon—2 p.m...... Volunteere Needed aued to Stats Legislators, by put — lUr I music and sctipiure reading with pany. held recently. It woa the would not a(ip1y to any b w m w s Beulah, Wyo., 1.2S2 Miles. ., of recruits on the rifle range. 7 Rows lu>mea for the holidays. Chief 2 p.m.—4 p.m...... ^...... Robert Genovcsl ting the plates on their eara before of the present General AeomMir. Beulah, N. D., 1,182 Miles Sergeant—This type of bullet 43 Wild ox ot • Beet Rev. C. Arthur Bradley, pastor in eighth event of its kind, 4 ./.m.—8 pjn...... Marilyn Case, Columbia De Carli Delmar W. Potter of the South charge. they became legal. The new since It wouldn't go into Of foot Beulah, Mlm., l,02fl Miles. will penetrate two regt o^ solid . Criebee • raleegod I. Albert Lippmah, president, 8 p.m.—8 p.m...... Ronald Modean, (Tborge Churlll# unUl Jon. 1, 1957. . Coventry Volunteer Fire Co., has Card Pariy Winners plates carry the. seal of connacU- Beulah, Kan., 942 Miles. wood. So remember to keep your IS Silkworm 10 Not aa much 30 VTaaboma 44 Abounded Morton GreenblatL vice president 8 p.m.—10 p.m...... May Hai^'kea, Virginia Uegl cut, and the Senate district num House Democrats rsportod Ouar BeuUh. Mo.. 798 Miles. heads down. 14 Notion llMlasWaet 30 Arabian gulf 48 Former reminded residents.of outstanding Nathan Hale (Community Center 10 p.m.—Midnight— ...... May Hawkci, Virginia Llegl card party'winner# follow: Wom and secretary, and Arnold Doolit ber or the House seat number of favored abolishing all toU piMrf>' BEULAH, MICH.,^^MILE. ISBird’abome 1» Baacball team 31 Hang a f it Runiannilwa fire hazarda created .during the Skywatch Pott Incaled on top of ‘Manchester Police Staton. the legislator. , leges for logtalators. What .barbers listen to every 18 Bom en’s first,-Mrs. Richard J .. Neff; tle, general manager of the com 31 Goddats ot balanced 88 Scheme season through improper tree Volunteers may< register at Civil. Defense Headquarters. MunlclJ>f 1 State Police Commiooioner John In Stonington, maanwliilo. Hep. ' Dodd—I notice that in telling day: ITProboede ’ the dawn 34 Weakened, as 48DomaatieSla«d lighting. weather al second, Mrs. Alex D. Proulx; third, pany, were hosts. Following the Building, Manchester on Monday, Wednesday, Friday from 1-5 fr w 4 THIS PILLOW AN' j Mrs. C. Aspinwall. Men’s first, dinner entertainment was fur C. Kelly ordered the four. House Faulk, one of four otato tegMa- about that fish you caught you "Could you also trim tê hair 18 Hameta paita 34 Golfer*# a ligament •1 Simple ready here ' Chief Potter also p.m. '■ tora who were warned jreotorday ME HOWirWQgKS! y vary the dise of the fish for dif a little while you shave the neck?" 20Staaera tenn(pl.) warned of dangers' of defective Raymond Aubin ' of .-lyillimantic; nished by singing groups from members, (two Republicans, ami 38 Month (ab.) S3 Rational two Democrats), to taqe oft the for putting'the new apei^ auto ferent listeners. / "Yau-yhould gimme half price— 32 By way of 35 Entrance 53 Roof lintal home portable-type heaters. second,^ (Thkrlea Jacobsen at Staf the Meriden ind New Haven area I hasten TO 00 41 EMerof pretty new plates right away—or license platea on their eon bofora ,Rodd—Ves, I n ^ r tell a man I’m nearly bald," 23 DistrcM signal 38 Erect Christmas trees' and tree lights ford; third, Fred LaVlgne. Spe- in which were included a choral XXJOr ElOpiNS! oleic acid l8Ntw(eemk clahi, DaVid Robbins; Mra. Joseph face arreit. .they .were legal, said today ha more than I thintc he'll believe;. "What do you do with all the 24 Father and 37 Blow with 43 Cooking form) with faulty wiring can be a real group, a ' women’s grouj^ aqd a Fluoride Cuts Tooth Decay, too early to select your cards and O'Brien, Willimantic; Mrs. Myrtle barbershop quartet, the "Elm put In your order. never intended to use tho sBorkon hair you cut?" ' , mother openhantT utensil 57 Scatter, aeha^ danger in the hbme and he advises The plates aren’t legal because to avoid paying tolls. Virtue, coni us In our pains, ' "Gimme the same halreut you 31 Leather the purchasing and using only of Marrotte, WilHmantic; Mrs. Arthur Chorda." And almost every mall brings the bill to make them ao has poased while ' e ngs us even in our gave me last year." tree lights of the best quality. The Fontaine of Willimantic. 18 Confirmed a gift catalog with a hurry-up the House, but not the Senate. Explaining yastorday'a laetdant, thong Causes No Physical Harm Faulk sold, "It was Just on o m r / pleasures. "A oncc-over. ’,*wlce ” 32 rrult drink r r r r r r r j n wiring should carry a seal indlqatr American Legion Auxiliary spon SL Peter’s Episcopal Church message from some mall order The four lawmakers ware John L 1 n ing that it has been inspected and sored card .party winners follow; waa^llled nearly to capacity Sun house. ST . on my port.” SSCongen C. Donaldson, (R-Wllton); Elmer Faulk sold ho drove evor tho Joe ^ B row n , pinch-hitting for RURAL NOTE 35 Poem __ r sipproved by Underwriter’s Women’s flnil. Mrs. Richard J. day a t'" p.m., when a class of 18 Naw York, Dec. 13 (4')—A New«/there was no effect bn children's The November magazines are C. Stone. (R-Hampton); Joseph J. 1 Neff; second, Mra. Mildred C. Merritt Parkway recently and dia- the re^ iar MC on the "Breakfast The farmer needs some assisj 38 Narrow.inlet Laboratory, he 'said, v was confirmed by the Rgt. Rev, York Health official says a 10 growth, weight or height; no thick with Christmas advertis Berta, (D-Shelton); and Edward Club"/ asked a woman -Contestant But says thumbs do r Chief Potter advised against use Judatz; third Mrs. Laura Small. Robert M. Hatch, Suffragan played his toll plates at tho goU 37 Biervatea r \ J year comparison teat in two New changes In their bones. In blood ing — and they hit the newsstands P. Faulk, (D-Stonington) "but I paid my toll anyway." with four children: rhsrlty. 30 Low haunt ■■■ of flimsy materials. Men’s fiiat, Winfield J. Andrews ot Bishop. This was the largest class in October. r F I Willimantic; second, Raymond York .communitlea shinved that composition, urinalysis, vision or Under present law, legislators He added tnst he wtU rtA s to Joe- I suppose that’s the whole So he gels, at hts Insistence, 40 Razor strap M a If persons are going to use last to be confirmed in a number of hearing. The only person Christmas could faraily? .lust plain old faith/hope, and 1E year’s tree-lights, the wiring and Aubin of Willimantic; third, Henry with plates or without, era al rescind the measure legoUffing tho 43 Simulate yearr. Fluoridation of ‘drfnking water aneak up on in thla day and age lowed to go toll-ffee over State Woman—Well, there’s a father. parity. 5“ 5“ sockets should be checked careful Korber of Chapllh. Specials, Mrs. helpa reduce tooth'decay and loss Hilleboc said 1,115 communities plates "If the opportunity is oror 45 Pillar |MM 1 Ohe of the younger members of in the United Ststes are now would be a hermit living in a cZve highways and brldgaa. ■m ■BM i ly for breaks, cracks or short cir Leo T. Leary, Aubin and Mrs. the clasa was David Crittenden, In children without causing any given mo." 47 Mimic !T fluoridating water for more than miles from civilization. ITiiB controversial law, passed In r t r F F sir r cuits before installation. A abort Myrtle Marrotte of Willimantic. son of Mr. and Mra. Benjamin physical harm. (All rights reaerved, NEA Strv- 48 Hammgr 22 million pefaona. the regular aeaston, ia due for re Tho bald eagle was ooloctod as a OUT OUR WAY BY J. R. WILLIAMS OUR BOARDING HOUSE wllh M OR HOOPLE heads P circuit or an over-loaded circuit Groakeaka Visit Otttenden, and grandson of the Rtaults of the tart were made ice, Inc.) HT w fT F can create a real danger and pos Mrs. Byron W. Hkll has a flock OppoaiUqn to fluoridation, Hille- vision in this apeeial seaalon. A national amblom ^ aa set •( COB. SO Entries In 1 late Archdeacon 9. Stuart Neill, public last night by Dr. Herman Republican caucus yasterday i i sible loss of a home, he said. ot about 14 evening grosbeaks now former rector of St. Mary’s Epis E. Hillaboe, New York State boe said,, ^‘atems from several KICKAPOO KICK great, Juno 30, 1753. ftPE OfiCB ledgers ST P JT , F r visiting at her home on Rt. 31. This sources, chiefly among food fad MORRissey 53 Lohengrin'8 Dry CHirtatmas /trees are easily copal Church, Manchestar. health commissioner, who de UM-KUMP/ /wy IT ignited and should bo given special variety bird has not been here for Following the rite of confirma scribed fluoridation aa "safe 4nd dists. cultiats, chiropractors, mis Charleston, W. Va. (A5—The four DOM’T MAV6 ’ wife r r several years. They will not atay WOED, TVMIG6S.' 54 GirTt name P care in the home. The following tion Bishop Hatch gave his charge effectlva." , guided and misinformed persons Alcohol Tax Unit agents watched precautions are advised by Chief unless fed sunflower seeds. Their L PEEL AS IF SOncthfood % F to the class admitted. A reception Such fluoridaCon n^Mtia adding who are ignorant of,.t)jft aclentlflc the moonshiners cooking mash for X VJERE MM M 1 Potter. Don’t take the tree indoors other source of food is the keys of was held at the rectory at the one part sodium fluoride to drink facts on the ingestibh of water a time before moving in for the READSI? 53 Breathe until it Is ready for decorations, the maple trees andThe box elders. fluorides, and strange aa it may T. M s,g. V. a CM oa.1 1 spasmodically r F F \ r c'ose of the service, - ing a’ater for every million parts %rrest. 'RIFORI LOSSES HAFFIN, tOl^fJOvJ m preferably juit a few days before In the past, once Mrs. Hall haa Horace Sellers and another em of water. It ha.i been a controver seem, even among a few physi The federal men had seen one VilHAT’» e,,.. 1M> W Sf* IM. J5B Scottish Christmas; keep the trees outside been able to get any of these birds sheepfold !T w T ploye of the Austin Organ Com*- sial aubjact in health and scientific cians and dentists." of the moonshiners drinking from co o v i.^ F Just aa long aa possible to avoid to feed on sunflower seedS|,‘ they circles. INSURI WITH LAFFIN" “Th* little woman ie oxpocting torn* frionde irv—hew 80 Sea eegle pany, worked until late at night a bottle of wine and were curious. ihksi *" F drying out; dispose of -the tree jas atay all winter. The birds are con Based on 10-Year Study One naked. about running off eight■ [ht rinringeido n id o titickott ' for" the Carden •1 Arrow poiWn sidered natives of Canada. The Saturday In repairs on the pipe ------i i l soon aa possible after the holiday, organ .of the Colchester Federated The findings were baaed on the "How come you’re swigging that Friday night?’ •STtaif J" since the longer it ia inside, the male is in appearance like a large 63 Act J Church. They were ablf to ac Newburgh-Kingaton study. The wine when you have all this home' J greater the danger of Us Ijecoming cockatoo with black head trimmed town of Newburgh. N. Y., 10 years Ruth MHlett made whbkey ?’’. drier and a greater Are hazarcL with orange and with a gold crown complish many of the needed re pairs, but may have to come again Ago began adding aoldium fluoride The reply was prompt: PRISCILLA’S POP High-Spirited BY AL VERMEER Additional suggestions by Chief or halo. Coming Evrats \ later to complete the Job. to its public water while nearby "Man, do you think wa're crazy Potter include the precaution that kingston did noi. The towns have ^ rlstm as .Sneaks Up on Us enough to drink the ztuff vifa’ra W S NOTHIN® BUTT A /-iTWO BUCKS -'AFTER ALLS trees be placed in a bucket of sand. Tonight’s meetings include SU.. Potiuck Suppe^ a population of some 30,000 each. Aa Silently aa a Brass Band making?" According to the chief, commer Mary’s CYO, 7:30 p.m., church hall; A potiuck aupper Is alated for LOUD-MOUTHED •^PLENTY TO SPEND] IT'S REALLV A similar test conducted In the TOon't let Christmas Sneak Up P IK E R .' r [? S ONi ON T H A T cial sprays ôn the market designed Brownie Troop 72, 3:16 p.m. Saturday, Dec. 17 for all adult DOLLARS P O P . . t h e S P IR IT v town of Brantford In Canada also on You" says a blurb on the front i r i g t m a ORE s e n t BLOWHARD,' to make trees flre-proof ate not North District School auditorium members and'friends of St. Peter’s showed that fluoridation of water >OR MR. BOTTSTT, entirely'ieffec.live. He does not rec North Dl.strlct School PTA unit Episcopal' Church,! at the Rectory, appears harmless and beneflctal. of a November magazine: •—Oie. ITOP4 w m i I91P1 lAT'S CRAXy#; ommend their use. These sprays executive board, i 8 p.m., audi to be followed by a Military Whist. Report on the atudy was Jssued Are"'\you kidding’ 7 When 1 went may retard Area a few hours after torium; Boy Scout Troop 57,'7:30 The Rev. Douglas F. Plimm asks yesterday by Health knnister shopping for "Trick or Treat" application, while the spray is still p.m., American Legion Hojne; 4-H that those wishing to attend con Macinnon Phillips, who said, how moist, but they offer no lasting Woodworking CHub, 7:30 p.m,. tact him in advance. ever, that maximum concentration tidbits to pay off the neighborhood protection. If tlie. chemical is South Street School; Nathan Hale Personal Mentl5n should not be higher than 1.5 parts small fry the stores already were WHEN YOU DONT HAVE aprayed on the trees by hand most Square Club, 7:30 p,m.. Masonic The Rev. and Mrs. Harold L. of sodium fluoride to one million bright with Christmas decorations. aprays cover thp top surface, Hall. Merrow; Booth-Dimock Mi' parts of water. - And long before the Thanks Keen have sent holiday greetings giving turkey is ordered the de _ _ , B-rf branches and needles while the un morial Library board trustees, 8 to former parishioners from their At a conference'of the New York A LEG TO STAND ON! derside ia not entirely and euffl- p.m., reading room; Lions Club, ifiatitute of Clinical Oral Path partment stores will be filled with TMC FINBfT CHFldTHAS 'ifi/A e . new home at Grandrldge, III. Rev. reindeer, pink Ghristmas trees and iPTWIVUAMJ Clently treated, he skid. 7:30 p.m., Frank's Re.slaurant. Keen, formerly of St. Peter’s, He ology here last night, .Hilleboe and GIFT FORVOya FAMH.V You'll ba glad you hava an Aatna Cat- Potter said that the local fire other health experts gave the fol shiny angels — and also with mer .■uCOlWMERClALs Tomorrow’s activities include bron, ia now rector of St. An- chandise boxea for Christmas giv- ualty Automobila Insuranea Policy/1 . . men tried some sprays on Chrlst- Fragment Society CTiristmas drew’s-in-lhe-fleld there. They re lowing highlights of the New York Ing. m aa. trees at headquarters last party, 7:30 p.m., CTiurch Com test: T.nW•z' e.al port a lovely church with friendly It won’t be long now, either, fha policy with tha P. S. This ii^ftia im ALLITOOP A Hunch BY V. T. HAMLIN year and found them unsatisfac munity House; Garden W'orkera and cooperative people. Children in Newburgh aged 6 to until the count of so many shop portant axtra valua that a55ura» you of BY RAY GOTTO tory when put to the actual i Are Handicraft group, 7 p.m., home of Another interesting and unusual 9 have 58 per cent less tooth decay and missing teeth than youngsters ping days until (Christmas begins. -ES PB O ftaV WHEN IT THAT WOULPNfT test. They did find that when the Mrs. David Simmon.s; Cub Scout Christmas card has been received And then all the talk about mail tha parienal sarvica of o qualifiadr Aatna spray is still wet the tree would Pack 57, Den 1, afternoon, home of in the same age group in Kings CX3MES TO.WORWNG UP BE A NASTY —so COME ON OVER from Miss Catherine Chase, daugh ing packages, edriy, so conscienti Agant . . . bafora and aftar an accl- MATERIAL THATIL CRACX.VIOULP COTTOM W OODS^ not burn but as soon as the chemi Mrs. Robert Cleverdon; First Con ter of Prof, and Mrs. Eugene P. ton. ously observed during the last few YEH-.11L QUARTERBACKf cal became dry the tree was easily gregational CTiurch choir, 7:30 Chase, summer residents of He D e^y Cut 52 Per Cent dant. Call ut today for ceihplata infor SHOW OFF VtTUR IT.^ The 10'to 12 age group in New years that the real slack season PHOBABiy SasITLEMANLY Ignited. \ p.m., sanctuary; Stitch’n Chatter bron. The i;ard, which Comes from at the post office now comes a few -i mation and cost. No obligation. N S D HELP The onlyXway to properly treat 4-H, 4 p.m., home of Mrs. Law Nairobi, Kenya. British East Af burgh has 92 to 93 per cent less days before Christmas. A LLR O fC a Christifias\tree by home method rence Usher; Nathan Hale Com rica, is adorned with the picture decay while children aged 13 to And what about (he Christmas is to completely submerge it in munity Center setback. 8 p.m.,' of a Stripe*^ zebra, on the gallop. 14 show 48 per cent. Sixteen- parties that used to be given at the proper chemical until satur auditorium; Robertson School PTA Miss Chase i is engaged in govern year-olds in Newburgh, whose first the Christmas season? Now they ated. This may eliminate the Are unit. 7:30 p.m.. auditorium; Ladies ment work with the American permanent molars were erupting start early in December. hazard but the firemen found this As.sn. doughnut sale, 11 a.ra. on, Consulate, in East Africa. when fluoridation began, have 41 Hurry— Harry— Hurry treatment wdll cause the tree to vestry. per cent less tooth decay than their salesmen have already been turn brown. Manchester Evening Herald Kingston counterparts. knocking at front doors, with cat-, Residents are urged to check Advertl.nemenl— Hebron correapondent, Miaa Susan There was ho evidence that aloga of Christmas cards under heaters and heating equipment, Needed: Teaching substitutes; Pendleton, telephone A C a d e m y fluoridated water contributed to their arms, and uttering aotemn particularly the portable oil heal former teachers or other persons 8-S4S4. gum Inflammation or gingivitis; warnings that it’s not a minute ers which do not have flues. I>ocal prepared for teaching who possess fire company records show that a certificate for teaching, — are KEMP’S fires usually Increase during the invited to make application to me INCORPORATED cold weather, and according to by letter or telephone. Worceater 164 East CentiT Straet— ^MI9-6261 BOOTS AND HER BUDDIEf Meeting Ellie BY EDGAR MARTI Warren, Coventry Supt. of Schools. Chief Potter, the cause of the ma PI-2-7665. ^ . FURNITURE on^ MUSIC | Open Thursday Evenings Until 9 :00 IHO PEVO U WELL. MELVO THERE, OH. NEE. WES, OF BUZ SAW YER BY ROY CRANK jority is mostly defective equip _ _ _ _ "N ICOOREE, OF COOREE . VJOkn EE DAUtvf...Av)D RO&'J ment. Should all heating equip Advertisement— and Saturdays Until Noon lE H ? ment not have beej> checked thor RUd&VES, M4 BCN, D»APOC«»JTEO. 1 - n r .UTTER CAME'WDtY fflOH 60OD OIVC1UU...8UT cuRit,you 'S 9IQ Needed; Bus driver substitute. 783 Mal[a At.— sn 8-58M VM REAUM VOOK- > WR.\,)m4ERE\ MARttSON, OrPfftlM YOU VDUR TUIt n a MATTER OF me! a u *«it oughly at the beginning of the JOB wnH PROHTliA Oil cold weather, he recommends it be Persons to substitute for school bus WtiUiE SIMMS MfcMS KSbOARO TO StlF RESPECT, CHRIS. WI44ESTW4 A - drivers please make application to W K W fK W K VVE MT m MAKE 6009 ERWMRATIOU? done immediately to eliminate pos me by letter or telephone. 'Worces JOH€ OF DOWfE sible fires. ^ RARE RikhOERS. HOW DO ter Warren, Coventry Supt. of TOO DO' Portable oil heaters are consid\ Schools, PI-2-7665. ered by fire company, officials to ------be a particular nuisance and a dL‘- Manchester Evening Herald Roys' Staiiloy Tool Klf $29.50. Spoolol $24.95 tinct fire hazard since they flare Coventry eorrespondent, Mrs. C. ^ RONSON up easily and become flooded very L '/llt le , telephone PI 2-6231. I Roys Golf Cart ...... $29.95 quickly through carelessness, 0 9 HEAVENLY SCENT causing costly smoke damage. BAflV ARRIVE8, CAB LEAVES i ELECTRIC Joint Yule Party 3*Pe. Lempson CuHory S o t...... $13.50 12 The firemen and their women’s Richinond, Va, (fL-Ruey C. Col I SHAVERS 3-Pe. ShoffioM CuHor Sot...... $5.98 auxiliary have planned to have lins parked his car three parking CUTS their first joint Christmas party metera from police headquarters $19.95 Stook Knivos Sots ...... $2.98«$7.95 Sunday from 3-5 p.m. in the fire a t -4:30 a.m. and went into a hos FROM house for children of the firemen pital. Several hours later he JEFF COBB 3Y PETER HOFFMAN and the Women of the auxiliary. emerged, aa the proud father of a Lass dlowone* for Albert A. Rossi is general chair REVERE WARE COOKING UTENSILS -'tneomptete! baby girl but found his car mias- old sKovor $ 7.50 WELDON'S THWdd OtDN’T . ^ DO YOU THINK IT'S HARD*ra~ MICKEY FINN BY LANK* LEONARD man. Plans include a 20-mihute ing. Hying Dlsc»— Slods ...... $5.95 GO 60 WELL HE MIGHT GET OFF TELL WHAT GOES r appropriate film, gifts o( hard Overtime parking? Car towed SCENT SHOP WITH HIM AFTER THE BEAM AGAIN ~ ON INSIDE A MAN'S HER NAME ISUU), EH? IHAlTA VAUPEVILLE? HUMPH!1 candy, apbiei’, oranges, ice cream' away? Nope, the police said. They THE WAR/..THEN' SUPPOSE VDO F0R6ET \ N B L-A H -I IMS ID O , and'cake and small favors. knew nothing about it. R r o ^ Tubular Hockoy Skotos ^ . $13.98 HE WROTE 60ME ^ ^ cIallyônb OU)TEACOMBMAnON-LOLA > THAT LULU OUGHT ID LULUFORAMOMEW; J UPSET LAST NIGHT . . School Bus Note WHO BECOMES ^ You pay only 112.45 BAD CHECK6 ANPLULUtiTSOONPSUKE A 6E WITH A CIRCUS PHHJP-ANP TELLUS < TDFORM AN OPNON! .Superintendent Worcester War BIRD OF PARADISE AND YOU BITTER AND ■/ DISCOURAGED/ ONEOFTHOSEOLPSISIKAC1?. ABOUT LOU! no)0U ilM G O M G TOMEEPA ren reminds parents that school ^ REST, bujies will run to Windham anij Kiishiro, Japan — Japan’s -4 H VAUPEVIUE! THMKSHTPMAKE ^L ITTL E MORETM!. Manchester high schools .during \Khite, scarlet-crested Sacred MANCHESTER PLUMBING MR.CLANCVAGOOPWfE?J — the times when the local elemen Cranes are going to live Jtenceforth \4 tary schools are closed due to bad in plush surrounding^ on this north- weather. ernmosr island of Hokkaido. WE GIVE &-K S and SUPPLY CO. The choir of the Second Congre City fathers are building what gational Church 'will'rehearse to they call "a well guarded and well GREEN STAMPS ^ F. T. BLISH JR., Pfe*. and Treas. night and tomorrow night at 7:30 -organized palatial abode ” complete , ^ H n MAIN ST.— TEL. MI 3-4425 p.m. In the sanctuary under di with'gardens, bathing pools and ^ WiYH CiCsH SALES W /S-/J rection of Mrs. Lorctfa Hansen. nursery grounds for the Sacred “ If It’* Hardware, We Have It” Tê.rehcar.'-al.s are in preparation .Cranes. So far as it knowij the for the special Christmas program' breed exists nowhere else in Japan.

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MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN., TUESDAY, DECEMBER 13, 1965 MANCHESTER EVENING HERAl K Mj^n CHESTER, .COWN. TUESDAY, DECEMBER 13, 1955 PAGE TWENTY-ONB’ THE Fires Coaching Staff in Initial Act Herald Angle Y o r k War Should Be » y Perez Quit ' / EAHL W. YOST Graham, Ward The Barefoot Boys in Florida Roberts Mbimd Lieade^ Eagles Seeking Redfikin Gailut Firat Down Agaiiifit Steelprs I i- M m uild Outlawed Bporto Bdltor Or Parkegliian After bating ‘Name’ Mentor ■ e o n HEBE AND THERE Publicist Bill Beckwith of Ala- In Maiiy Departments Diminutive Johnny (Shorty) barria Polytechnic Institute in Au . . New’ Vork. Dec. 13 (AV-t^here UKC LUdVK Philadelphia, Dec. 13 OP)—The'* By ’ Cômlmssioii Ruling MaUn of EU»t Windfor haa been burn, Xla.. reports that Jim Roach, May Land Post VH;LJI(>r. CHABMKJUI AL'TOMOttVR LBAOI7E waa a day when Lulu Rere« BiMell 81. Tavern no .... official pitching records for 1955. r Roberta ...... l U 109 lot 325 big Jim Trimble who was fired hard-fisted chairinsn of the Now York/State Athletic Commission? to the successor of Northwestern SIraJi . . . . 97 84 84 265 aterensCn . .. I l l 107 183 381 with head hung low and announced i f Tine, Maine, during the CSirietmas Ths Phillies’ followers, who thought Robin Roberts, not Roy Cam- Tolala . . . 586 552 530 1667 yesterday in a terse four line state The showdown promises to be in ten t ing with a strong possiblUtjr fall at Auburn- ’This as you Head Coach Lou Saban who wasi-.„,,|, Total...... ;. 511 53t 581 1831 his retirement from the ring. vacation period. The veteran know.” Bill wTites, "will give 451 428 iio mS panellaj should have been given, the MVP award, have some imposing latKe* (I) ment by the" club management. of a court ba,ttle white the International Boxing Club and the televiaiea wMatle-tooter le the only Nutmeg- fired yesterday by Athletic I^ ec-+ ViirTlB OeCarmler N a la n III "Everybody tells me it’s time to itatisUca going for them. ------—— ------^ ------WltOio J., 103 114 113 32* Trimble,'at 37, the youngest networks fidget on the sidelines. \ Roach another year of eligibility Rlnodgood 78 80 224 llalorca . . . » — 101 300 quit," said the 22-year-old Brook Hedlund , . 99 „iai 85 287 ger named on the tourney team of tor Stu Holcomb. Mtrtre 82 93 268 Russo .-114 JOl 113 337 Roberts, Philadelphia’s one man Smllb .... . « # / 93 128 318 mentor In the pro circuit-, said Helfand gave the managers who belong t^ h e Boxing Guild ot VtW officiali. Play will etart on Dec. 38 here, completing his gridiron work In,his first act as Northwest BaHnii 107—101 298 West -....r A ... . 100 95 108 308 lyn yoiingeter after his 42nd fight. pliUllps ., .9 1 98 KT7 396 he was "completely stunned" by . 103 103 133 ^ pitching gang, won the most York a "Yes ” or "N o " choice. His nlne-pa^ decislcm follQWlilg a and continue daily through Dec. 30. in 1958 instead of 1957. Auburn ern's new athletic boas, Holcomb, 80 281 McCau(hry He had Ukeh a bad beating from games, 23. Be also made the iriost No Refit, No Pep Talk Simmons ■:J7 97 M 293 (he sudden dismissal de&pite week V78^ 81 243 Jarvis ...... lU 133 133 371 Italian Paolo Rosi, losing a unani ■even-month inquiry, in effect, outlaw'cd the locaKgulld. an aflUliita’iM . . . The stamp of approval bn the former Purdue football coach, slab 0sCorm(sr ... .. — 81 — 89 starts, 38, pitched the most com- Tola)*’ ... 488 504 531 1523 end reporta to that effect which the Intornstlonal. Boxing Guild. -»• Thankeglving morning football discharged the entire football 444 435 435 1214 mous decision in. 10 rounds at St, plete games, 26. hurled the most | But Refiiilts Pay Off the Associated Press attributed to Totals ...... '533 508 575 1815 Nicholas Arena. Although Helfand phrased It In *tno'nop^lstic prifeUcea.” He callatf home and home series between cosching staff. — V Innings, 305 and faced th6 most | Darf-MaKli <4) an unnamed club official: more legal terms, his message was East Hartford High and Manches 1I«H ftElrB Adamy •*> 114 If the 81 membere of the Box whim, caprice and dictat^ O t tha of East Hartford have approved "I'll start at once in the task of Denhup ...... 93 - - 104 198 lend?” the most home runs, 41, for a ma- I * ■ terests of the Eagles' football team ing Guild o f New York refuse to Tcitala'..., 441 435 1325 Chappell ...... :, ...... 108 100 104 310 In the dressing room, his man South Itakols by ■ 30-22 score I Totals ...... 557 573 556 1685 guild" unless it was stp the plan for the annual holiday at selecting a new head coach and Chambers 134 9« 230 jo f league record. He lost 14 games to. make a change in the coaching turn in their cards, before the Jan. traction. The first contest be II (1> ager, Andy Gregory, was telling at the half. 3lrC'ann*s (•) staff. Mr. TriniWe has a contract Helfand epoke fqr tha he-'ll be free to name his own staff,” Brown . . . 77 100 84 261 to wind up with a winning percent I.*amcHir>ux ...... 9R 78 99 273 15 deadline, boxiqg may be dead Sion on behalf of hlmaelf and' tween the two schools is scheduled i.ruahn .. 84 74 87 245 Touts ...... 5 38 500 487 1513 reporters that it was "The kid's age of .622. Robin finished fifth Ip So the Indians got no half ' ... . 9 4 IW 9.3 8M0 which rains more than a year, in New York. One-matchmaker said Holcomb. Masrhesler Asia Parts ID AcMo ...,...... U { i 123 318 .348 absent Bob Christenberry, fo to take place in Manchester next OKford . 85 90 78 253 last fight.” the MVP balloting. time rest and no pep talk. Cot which, of course, will be honored." said last night it would be Impos "I have no one definitely in mind Ilolmra . 87 92 72 261 BUKord ...... 103 82 » 284 “ He just hasn’t got It any i ,.ti...... 99 106 93 298 -Chairman. Leon Swears, who re-'' November.. . . Tom Carrigan. vet at this time, but I hope to an Thomai.n , 97 n a DellaFera ...... 8 2 II5 .902 Bob Friend Of Pittsburgh and ton kept them on the floor and a...... 91 OS 109 298 Trimble would be paid sible to put together more than eran sports official from Hartford, AUKUsI 102 91 289 more,” sAid Gregoiy. "This is the Don Newcombe of the World had them ^shooting at the free sent cn h!s way. . one or two card.* involving fighters signed recently, never has bean ra- nounce a new head coach soon. I 4.VJ m 4 Pereito 104 134 334 end of the trail. I’Ve got him under ' Totals . . . •. 489 518 509 1516 placed. 'reports that the fee for football 120 107 .134 Champion Brooklyn Dodgers throw line all 4he rest periml. iiible said eliib officials de- whoss managers now are non- have a five-year contract at North Kloter . The Guild was accuse^ o t act* officials on Thanksgiving for high contract and he'll never fight shared pitching honors with Rob It paid off. Tb^'players hit elaborate further on the Guild members. western and I’d like him to have Piiiiit (1) Tataols 511 496 538 1543 again.” detrimental to tioxing and "out ■chool games in this area is $25 87 • 88 82 36S erts. 14 of 18 gift tosses In the sei'- nnouncement. Neither the presi "Thie definitely will be the end per man. The regular fee is $15 a the same." 80 75 87 242 Dr. Alexender Schiff of the New Chances Are Good dent. Frank McNamee, nor any of boxing in New York," said one standing and particularly shocking man. . . . Art Andreoli. out of lit Oraham Mentioned 94 87 M 361 Al's Trzaca 13) York State Athletic Commission , Friend captured the earned run ond half and bombarded the facta of testimony’’ wert bus- Among those mentioned in ru ’ontlUrt . 82 82 82 246 Rosselto ...... 95 — 110 305 title with a 2.84 mark to become basket from the field with ac other official who run the team for prominent manager who didn’t tle Stafford High School, is a mem fCdmutwls 123 lUl 93 .117 McCarthy ...... 123 1^1 106 363 seconded the motion. He said^ he^, a group of 100 owners, wss on wish to be Identified. "Helfand tloned by Helfand. ' mors were Cleveland quarterbac^ ...... 97 105 111 313 the first pitcher ever to lead In curacy, winning fi2-.5$. Willifiiiis Will Phiy ber Of this year’s crack Holy Cross Mason . . . . would so recommend in his retwrt. hand for the press conference.- can’t put 4ê Ouild but m business. Frankie Carbo, identlfiad )$ baaketball team which thumped Otto Graham and Coaches Ddl ToUl* .. l i i * *428 1321 G. Chappell . . . . . 94 — 130 214 Quite » Career this department while working-for "slntater and shadowy flgur^ Oardea firov«> (8) Plrkey ____ 110 87 — 197 a last-place club. He allowed 63 Tied for Fourth That k'ould just turn ua ovsr to Tale last Saturday night. Andreoli Ward of Colorado and Ara Parse- H^ck ...... 83 86 89 258 Swanson — 92 For a "kid" of only 22, Perez ] an extensive criminal 107 223 earned rune in 20D innings w’hile Miami, na., Dec. ft 'IffT^Ted Trimble took over the head Vic Janowicz of the Washington Redskins is upset as Jqhn Reger the mercy of the promoters. We was an All-State Class C selection ghian of Miami of Ohio. / a Uttitig ...... 02 87 85 264 Ostrinshy . has run through quite a career. A ’ Williams says the. chances are coaching job in 1952 and gu'ded of the Pittsburgh Steelers grabs him by the leg in first quarter of pro fought hard to get the television mentioned prominently, In 1954. . . . Former Blast Hartford Graham last year said X« waf BoucRf'r ...... 86 79 96 261 little over a year ago, In June of winning 14 games and losing nine. said many Guild mana 1 utUBtoy OGrmk*r ...... 93 81 94 268 Totals ...... 519 6T1 5JH 1606 Top* In Percentage good he will play b ^ b a ll for the the Eagle.-' to three second place NFL game at Washington (Dec. IDT Vie made a first downNin the money up from $213 to $4,000 and bueball'and basketball star Tom not Interested In coaching when Mshoncy ...... 104 106 76 288 Caallffe Molars ID , _ 1954, he was heading for a shot Last Nigh t Figh ts Boston Red Sox au in next season. finishes. This year, however, with Stealers’ 30-yard line befoie he .was stopped. Redskins combated we're not going to walk away from they knew Carbo for, my Molumphy has starred in early Bob Voights resigned "under alum Everett ...... 112 lie 92 320 af champion Sandy Sa-'dler, but Newcoinbe, who along with Rob and admitted int Totals ...... *168 *441 *440 1 i5 LaRochetle . . . . . 109 110 101 320 Williams said/during an inter a squad rated to win the Eastern their finest srsson in a decade with a conie-fro'm-behlnd 28-17 vietbry. all we fought for.’’ - •aoBon games wrlth the Yale fresh- ni pressure" and was aiicceeded by ...... 101 123 89 313 was knocked out by Percy Bas erts waa the circuit's only 20-game with him. Cuiilllfe ... •winner, had the highest won-lost San Franciscfit-rWorld Feather view yesterday thiit "If I were Division in a pre-season poll, the Janowicz got 11 of his team's points. (AP Wlrephoto). May Hhift TV Bouta man cagers this fall.. . . Jimmy Roach Saban. / . Davis ...... 89 90 93 272 sett, Onty-i^t January he lost an traded,. I’j^sruit baseball Immedi t.agles wound up In a tie for fourth If the managers stand pat, the Graham reiterated his stand Chapman ...... 95 121 103 319 other elemlnatlbn bout for a percentage, .800 s I’ersonaUXed Floors .500 prove as a Dec. 23 opponent for ed Jlmnfy Skinner, 160 (i, New contacted. A f” present, the field At the present* time. It’s hard Duilck ...... 92 88 74 264 Frankie Ryff. paw, had the most shutouts, five tained from Washington recently, By PAT BOLDUC '•Indian" twice broke the record t Robart Carpantar.i owaar Bren Shea of Loomis and Manches Hell more than likely see some Angeles the same week and Hol- House and Hale . . . . .500 I.1CSI ...... i . . . . : . . . 96 100 97 293 while Jack Meyer of the Phillies Y6rk, 8i / will help Boston but the club needs appesrs wide open. Among those to say what the attitude of other ter. . .There will be plenty of West Sides ...... 333 leArrunt ...... 93 94 116 303 Perez wasn’t on the floor last Captain Bobby Vinton, brilliant over the local course. His -first rec- state commissions will be. In CW of the PhUade] PhllUMNaUon- action next year." ' Auburn, one "comb might have an oppprtuidty finished the most games, 36, and New Orleans — Lawrenj^ Arm "One more good Inflelder,” Wil mentioned were Athletli; Director al League teevee football for fan's Dec. 26, Manchester Trust .. .250 Iitdian Gagers Tonight MarUn ...... 95 96 89 380 night but he was rocked and hprt Clarence (Biggie) Munn of Michi leader of Cosc'h Paul Phlnney’a ord-bre'aking performance came cago, Lou Radziends, presldenyof team, had baan of the powerhouses in the toui to interview coaching candidates. Broolilyn’s Clem Labine pitched in stead, New Orleans. i)top^d Bo liams said. Manchester High cross country offered $756,000 to tronsfar tha 81 and Jan. 2. The National Pro ...... *376 "Sis 376 1130 on three different occasions. The gan State. Blanton Collier of Ken the National Boxing Aetn.,/tfdd Southwest Conference, meets Vg Holcomb last week succeeded TotaU .. the most games, 60. land Abrams, Philadelphia, 5. “I don’t think we’re Improved team this past fall, ia the winner on Oct. 21 against Windham when Philliee franchtie to anothar Tbotball League title- will be up Ted Psyseur as Northwestern ath Herm’s Camera defeated the punches he used to duck were hit (Eds: Lightweights, exact weights tucky. Eddie Erdelatz of Navy, "I will have no comment ^ t l l I for garbs Monday. Dec. 26 when derbilt Dec. 31 in the Oator Bowl. Judging from their Thanka-*/gresses. Wlae’A club has already Mperlal Oellvery (1) Newcombe finished in jhe run- enough "et." the slugging out of the .first annual Pete- Wlgren be covered the course in 13:09. Bell did not nante the otiur citjr letic director. Psyseur was named West Sides 76-68 last night at the ting him onohe chin. The punches neri'ip spot behind friend in the unavailable). fielder added. Bud Wilkinson-of Oklahoma, Jim receive the official dlrecUva from the Cleveland Browns meet the The game, will be -telecast over a bowed to strong Windham 63-39 Koehler ...... 84 86 88 267 he used to land were cutting only Trophy, awarded to the firat Red And 10 days later he ran the the New York State AthMtio Com- Involved and Carpenter, not eoni- West Side Rec to remal (n first giving night triumph over a itrong Jacobji ,...... 9.5 108 86 289 earned . run competition with a Tatum • of Maryland, and Buck tM Angeles Rams. Saturday, Dec. national hook-up. .Eight o f the 16 assistant business manager in and Hartford Bulkeley 62-4C1, two the air or landing on gloves. and White harrier to finish in the distance in 13:08 while leading hla mlfcsion. menting on Bell’a atatamant, oMd place in the Junior League stand Alumni quintet and their impre.- Rodnnis ...... 119 124 m 356 3.19 average. Big I^n was fol Shaw of the new Air Force Acad 81, the'Oator Bowl game between varsity basketball games^ at Holy charge Of promoting athletics. future Manchester foes.. " i.'- F arr ...... 115 117 128 360 emy. annual State Meet. Unbeaten In teammates to a close triumph over he doubted that a first divMon ings. In the second game of the He weighed 133 to Rosl'a 134 1-4 lowed b.v Bob Buhl of Milwaukee Nobody] connected/'With the In Auburn and Vanderbilt will be seen Cross hall from elthet/New ,York alve *ucceMe» in recent acrim- Guard Dick F r i t z s o n has pounds and two judges voted' 7-3, 10 dual meets this past season as the rival Hornets.. ball club could long ba mamtalaad doublrtieader. the VFW topped mages agfiinat neighboring school- TutaU ...... TTii l i S 415 1263 with 3’21, Warren Spahn, also of Vinton also, established new ternatlonsi BOklt^ Club would on video as well as the North- or New Jersey. Fiv^thers claim emerged as the. host team’s top .Mssey Order (3) Referee Mark Con.i 8-2 and the Dons Rated Top Cage Club^ the Indiana stretched their con In the PhilUea preeent park. Om - Manchester 'Trust 48-43. boy«. the Manchester High In the Braves with 3.26, Roberts course records' In dual meets at comment about /Ony such possi South and East-West games. Mon residences in Mas^chusetts, two Philadelphia Scekg scorer to date, gettiiig 10 points Avlenone ...... 108 112 96 .117 AP also 8-2 for Rosi. secutive winning streak to 11 bility as boxing/moving out of the nia Mack Stadium. day, Jan. 2 several major college in Rhode Island Md one in Con TCrry Chinningham hung up a dians could come up with their DiManno ...... 101 87 118 306 with 3.28 and Johnny Antonelli. straight since 1952, the personable Bristol (13:24) and at Middletown new scoring record for Junior against the Whippets and 15 mark Smith ...... ; ____ 109 91 ns .118 And that is the story of Lulu last year’s ERA leader, with 3.33. Lanky Rusdaii state. There ^ a a only one brief Their atatementa ware-ntflda at n bowl gsunes will be carried., .Jim nectlcut. .First «»nfllct in sched best cage record in the past 10 ...... 120 117 92 .129 Crusdders Gain^ 10th Spot Vinton finished first In the State (12:27). League play at the West Side as ers against Bulkeley. Fran Macchi, lârlvlere. Perez—washed up as a fighter at In the Eastern Invitational at statement fnOm the IBC after HeN meeting to diacuaa tentathra pUuul Gaffney of Woburn, Mass., and ules involving wea baaketball play Top Grid Contests seasons. Coach Elgin Zatursky 15111 a six-foot forward, tallied 10 points the age of 22. Meet, staged, in ■ driving rain at fand'a anilouncaraent. It came for the city to build a TS.OOo to Jim Duffy of - Pawtucket, R. I., are ers took p l ^ last Sunday with he poured 33 points through the rely on four standout lettermen. Totals ...... ”438 *424 I270 Storrs. VVllhi Vinton setting the Storra, Vinton captured individual hoop. Cunningham had 10 field in the season’s opener ht Williman- MIT Cage Star from Hj^ry Markeon. managing 100.000 seat eporta otadlum' la the only referees-from New Eng Art Qulmby’^leaving the Manches Captain Eddie Wojcik, Alan Cole, New York, Dec. 13 (4’)—Tlic two winners meet for the chitjm" pace, Phinney’s thinclads went on honori as Manchealer won team Philadelphia. Dec. 13 (Ah -Phlla^ goals and an amazing 13 for 13 tic but was held to six tallies In the F.LKB LF.AGfF, Rcc Leaders Play honors with 46 points, 27 leas than director, and read like this; Fairmount Park to houaa atvarai land being, carried as full-time ter OreeiyManors in favor, of the Norm Hohenthal and Dave Turk- CapitGl Kâipmîit (4> University of San Francisco Donr pionship Saturday. to capture the meet with 76 pointa. college and spqrte activttica. delphla. traditionally the scene of at the free throw line. The team home lid-lifter against Bulkeley. 200 second place East Hartford. A few "A r’s licensee of the New York members of the National Basket Yankeea^nd Jim Aheam and Bob ington, and junior Leo (Xt to form Co-Captain Charlie Zabilansky, Duchc'm ln...... HI 89 ^ Cruisers Maintain head ea.*tward tomorrow rated "We don’t intend to lose," San Cambridge, Ma.ss., Dec. 13 i ^ — edging ninnenip East Hartford State Athletic Commission we op- Offlctala of the Phlladeliâ the Army-Navy football games is as a whole was tremendous from Bf'Rurf'EArd ■ ...... 93 — 83 176 which acored 100 poinfs. days later, also over the Univeralty ball Aaan. staff. Dolly King, former by Knight passed up the Yankees his starting five. After several Hunter ...... 95 98 12.5 318 Twiec This Week Francisco Coach Phil Woolpert A lanky, bespectacled Russis^n who erAie under the rules and regular Eagles of the NFL and CarpMttr trying to book Army and Nbtre the foul line as It sank 25 ahota Hornets’ tallest performer at 6-2, the mation’e No. 1 college basket- Named in honor of Pete Wigren, of Connecticut course, Phlnney’a lUmg Island U. great and a fine pro for tM Silk Town club.. Basket weeks of extensive practice, the has recorded 16 points in the two Burns’ll ...... 1^2 M 334 told a bas'Kctball writers’ lunch sun’lved Nazi work camps and Bona of that commisaion and dhe have long malntatnad that look i t Dame for 1968 at huge Municipal In ol tries. Pete Gavello (13), >1. CorrAntl ...... 127 137 115 379 Undefeated Record tall team, but unranked Colorado outstanding track lilid cross coun No. 1 runner finished seventh but eager with the New York Rens and ball'attendance at the two home tall Red and White squad makes outings. eon, "but if we do it’ll be a tough never heard of basketbsrll until he Daws of New York State. Of course parking and other facUitiaa at Oon- Syracuse Nationals, ia a stand-by Stadium and Is also trying to land Frank Naumec ,(12) and Phil its debut tonight at East Hartford A cfto ...... - 96 112 208 Current standing.* in the Rec moved into the picture today in a game and we won’t be beaten bad- was 15, today is sveraging 30 try coach at Manchester for over was the first Nutmeg entry tp' games of the Pros has been dls- some of the future games between Lamoureaux (11) hit double Wise is expected to have football Senior Ba.sketball League could cross the finish line in the N the commlision decision today- file Alack Stadium haa had a a ir official In the NBA. He ia the only ûraging Less than 250 viewed engaging .the rival Hoi'nets in a TotAls ...... 433 514 .568 1615 Btandinga big way after knocking off Iowa. points a game for the Massachu- 30i years until his retirement Isat created, s new problem for us in bus affect on attendance. Ifagro listed on the staff...Stan Army and Navy and the new Air figures. The losing West Sides, star Tommy Da\;(‘son and Macchi Fozsrty Bro*. (6) be Juggled considerably after this .setts Institute of Technology tcapi. year, the new award 1)8!. .been England meet. The, Jigcon d.^n : the opener at the Armory when non-CClL encounter scheduled to 9* 107 107 312 Pet. ■our iiegottatlons each”y«ar*ofl" our' -Yha-mattar- Force Academy. who were out In front by one point at forwards, Zabilansky at center WoodwArd -weOkia.'schedule., of.-gaiiiP5,_Tlie . necilcut schoolboy to b r e y the StiSi, who went by his baptisi get underway at 8:15. A JV c6n- t^ iserz . ) te'am. ddniite'd 'by Slaiiley (Lefty) Bray, Danny Finn’s All-sUrs provided The Army-Notre X>ama fuoitbaU and-Co-Captaln Jim O’Connell and Wat* 103 X4 ' 82 2691 1 0 0 tape was Bristol's George Wright televised commitments.” brnught before city couneQ. title of 8 ^ Modselcwskl whf .at Uie-half, lhad - three men in test wlir start at 7 o’clock. ROJ«.«l ...... 106 102 113 32V Chiefs .800 youthful Slanehester Wallpaper pre-season -calculations to third Dimitry (Dee.) Vergun Is a 22- local real estate agent.and sports Fairmount Park is cshtralljr lo theôpposlttomind last Simdsy at aeries la scheduled to resume in double flgui^cli. Butch Kensel was Frltzson in the backcourt: The . 9 7 _ 99 196 cisco grabbed 60 first place bal who waa 11th and timeiid/ln 14:23 Under the present sgreement, peppertng mbaskets for Rhode, Along with his starters, Zatur D#*8lmon^ Ladders .200 quintet, eunent pace setter.* with place this week. year-ol(i 6-4 senior majoring in man.. An ardent supporter, of Silk cated and easily aecenltola. T te the Verplahek School gym approx 1957 with the first, game tenta top ma with^25, followed by Russ Hornets' veteran mentor looks for P Correntt ’.. . . 130 106 115 341 lots and on the basis of for compared to Vinton’s clocking of each main event fighter on the ,baa State before World W^r II. sky appears to have much stronger ...... — , 8.1 — 8.1 Engines .200 a three won and one Inst record, Alabama is fifth, followed by architecture who was born In City sports for many years. Bray imately 100 payees were on hand much improvement from Macchi, Horan ...... first, nine for second, etc., rolled 14:12. New Hampshtrcik fleet-foot Wednesday and Friday shotVs gets 103.000 i«at Municipal Stadimn is Ja one of the fanklim NBA lively set for the Irish home sta Cowles (15) and Bill Keish (11). reserve strength than In recent f.ices a tough slate and will have Duquesne. Dayton, Brigham Prague of Russian parents, cap tipped .the scales at 110 pounds for the Central League opener who Is up from the Jayvees and is ___”524 483 516 1522 up 910 points; ed Hal Jones won tM meet In the $4,000 from TV and each Monday located on the outeklrU of Phila again this season. D col- dium at South Bepd, Ind. ' Remain In Contentinn years. Six of the Indians' eight re T oIaIa The league-leading Cruisers hsd to be at full strength to remain at Young. Vanderbilt and Holy"Ci'0!is. tured by the Gerihans In Belgrade during hla high school days. He delphia and haa been a loaing vnh- against Frankie’s. Attendance The VFW stayed in contention considered a real hu-sller and a -J A total of 100 sports ■«'rUers and strong time ot 13:31.5. night fighter at St. Nicholas Arena lege days the five foot, e inch City officials said yeaterday that servists who are expected to see oonsiderable trouble maintaining the head of the closely bunched Vanderbilt was iinranked In the and currently resides in Westport, waa a dash man on High’s track gets $1,600. tura except for the annuM Army- Stuts was the highei •coring has in the past-always been better Notre Dame is "100 per cent sold" for first place honors with an up- strong re'bounder. C'avry*a Sewtanraat 14) sport.sca ters turned in ballots, Conn. ■ squad back in the late '20s and Brilliant' f'arrrr action tonight tower six-feet or BiRMourtte 117 342 pack. Tonight at 7:15, the lead pre-season poll, but moved into No. Murray Frank, general counsel Navy football game. It Ja naod after the first of the year. Top Reserves — , 208 their undefeated pace last night in and alUipugh North Carolina State Vinton concluded hla brilliant C9BNTER in the naUoi ' on the idea of the 1968 game here l)ill will over Manchester Trust. better and t h e y Include Buzz Rf*arrton . ers, spearheaded bv Player-Coach 9 after defeating Ohio Slate and' Despite the fact he was in among hla teammates was Joe Mc- for the International Guild and 'rarely. Kenny Sadcl led the winners net Top reserves with the winless E nrico ,, 106 334 the Midget Basketball League at received only four firsts the Wolf- CUiskey. Bray, often times re scholastic cstider by winning firat but that Army will not make a de Keeney, Ronnie: Simmons, Dick 119 ,216 Norm Vittner. Gerle Johnson, Oklahoma. eligible for varsity competition at also ths local 'Guild, said the direc cision until after the first of the ting 12 points. Ray Ford, Jerry Hornets are Horse LaPolnte, Dick- IllUnwki . p.rck got heavy support to talfc ferred as Manchester’s No. 1 Bos place honors' in the annual CCIL T Dubanoskl. Roy Shcnnlng, Joe PlCAUt .. 114 119 119 352 the East Side Rec, barely getting Frank Butkiis and Jack Volz, bat St. Louis, ranked (lo. 17, de-j School in Houston, tors of the two groups would meet Rothman and .'hll Finley com Anderson, transfer student from 108 209 over scfon ' place with 640 points. Meet at ffCw Britain. The durable year. H Aftlcy . . 101 past the aggressive Ladders 19-18. tle Walnut Grill (1-1). Upset in fekted Indiana, rated No. 19 last I"'hen he first came to this ton Red Sox rooter, also ran on "As soon as possible" to establish HAFETY IN NUMBEM bined for 2? valuable points. Bob Hahn and Bob Lazzari, Alan John Middletown, Bruce Willard, Don N. C. State displaced Kentucky, the Indians' cross country team Red and.Whlte leader waa tinted In James A. Morrison, director of son is a 5-10 junior and sophomore 544 548 669 1661 In the second tilt of the double- their la.st outing, the Grillmen are night 86-75. ' ; country and his first year at MIT, policy. He said he would.!^$com- Manager Bucky Harrie ot tha the Chamber of Commerce's Con by Reynolds was high man for the ald McMeans (son of the popular TotAlA . . . second in the pre-season ballot The lop ten teams with w on-1 Vergun established ■ Tech scoring under the amiable Wigren. l4:07,yL full 18 seconds ahead of Detroit Tigere la reaching the / r s Steve Provost stands 5-11. The lo Charlie McMeans who played sev-- header. the Engines gained a tie primed to gain revenge at the ex ing. mcnil court action as sooK' as any OAfAl^/Moi^si vention and Visitor’s Bureau, said Tnist with 19 tallies. Both clubs NAr*'tto __ 90 84 174 Greatest Success B rian ’s Wright. Neeltteaa to say point where he may And aenty |a' cals captured'both meetings with 10] 108 318 for third place with a /42-15 pense of the loop leader.*. Walnut lost records through Saturday’s ! 356! points last season, member is.suspended. £vefiyoÂe/ie€S he had made trips to the Air had gi’cat success fi-om the foul eral sea.sons in the old. Twilight Tamuli.w ,. .... 107 Defeatcil t.liampions games and first place voles in ' current campaign, It ia quite’’ fitting that the th^ Vinton played a big pArt In numbers on hit. pitchmg' staff. the Hornets last winter 71-62 and Baseball League at the West Side Gpa ...... 98 99 88 285 triumph over the second place Coach Leo Day Mull depend upon Managers of practically all. the Academy, to West Point and to line. The VFW had a fine 12 for ...... 8.3 114 197 Iowa, lankcd No. 4 in this parentheses (points on 10-9-8-7-6 he’s acored. 119 pointa in four popular Vinton be the first 10 re Iwiping the ibeala win the meet for When he picked up Joe Presko In nt€ONLYPiAC€p 58-41 and should have little diffi Oval) and Moose Cooley. ZAiiUineo Chiefs.- newcomer Jark Scott, vetean champions and leading contenders South Bend tolline up the prospec w'hlle the Trust netted 13 for SAKirlA ...... 146 tiw 105 384 week’s-poll, was .e only outfit in 5-4-3-2-1 basis)- games. ceive the initial Pete Wigren ,lhe - "th straight time and. 16th the winter draft meeting in (?aliim- culty repeating tonight. First home appearance for Zat- 5K 102 192 Little Bob McCabe provided the Norm Buike and Steve Bclllnghiri are Guild members, ciiarlle Johns BUYAUSCOCAPfS five games-- all of which could be 22. Rivard .. ■— — — the top 10 team.* to pla.vjast night, i. san Franci.sco (3-0) (60). "Vergun ia the best player I’ve Trophy since he enjoyed his greatr timt vcrall. bus and added VlrgU Trucks by Rebuilding Program ursky's untested Indians is sched Cruisers with the deciding basket to provide the scoring impetus. 910 Th- ormal preaehtatlon will be ton, th e; International president, expected to- draw hu*re crowds to V.F.W. (IS) Totala ...... 524 507 517 IMS in the waning minutes of the clo.ie Colorado, defenifmg Big .Seven 2. North Carolin%JJUte (4-0) had in four years, at MI’T." says est succe.*a as a Red and White trade, he raised the potential n r B F PtSR Horncta' Coach Jack Wise la in uled Friday night at the Armory In tonight's second contest win- ConforeruH; champions, ran Its rec- Coach Scotty Whitelaw," and pos runner this past'fall.,. The "Flying made a s later■ date. - '.X manages light heavyweight champ epring training to 21 pitcharo. < the 102,000 seat stadium. Klnlpy. f ...... 2 2-3 6 contest. Tall Tony Blanchard 640 Morlarty. f ...... the midst of a rebuilding program. when Bulkeley wll 1 provide the r» TV (1) loss Manche.ster Auto Parts (0-3). ord to 3-0 by defeating the Big/ 3. Utah (3-li)’(';i') sibly the best player in the history Archie Moore and featherweight . . . 1 (V4) .91 spearheaded the winners’ attack .520 Ford, f ...... 3 2-2 8 East Hartford lacks experience but opposition in another non'-Ieague Jorefnnon ...... 93 could vacate.the cellar with a tri of basketball )ieie. champion Sandy Saddler as well as COLLEGE BASKETBALl. McKinnwy ..... 117 99 102 •ifa with 10 points and Rudy Kissman Ten titleholdei-a. 60-5(, The poll 4,’'lovva (2-0i (3) 438 Fred Haney had four offers to R«dd. r ...... 8 2-3 12 could Improve as the season pro- encounter. 31? umph over fifth place Whife Glas* "Opponents pack their defense Eduardo Laubse, a middleweight East Sarlor. r ...... 2-2 4 Harris ___ ...... 100 112 lOft tallied eight markers in a losing wa-. baaed on games through Dec. rj. Alabania (4-0( (11 ( 401 manage In the minora luid a radio Tomllniion. c ...... Salvatorf* ...... 119 98 110 325 against our one-man gang, but contender. Al Weill, manager of announcer's job in the East baforo Boston College 75 Rhode Island !! ! 0 iyi 0 ...... 83 — 120 20.3 cause. (1-2). Sturdy Jazz Farrell and 10- J , .J I v. Duquesne (.1-0) (2) 335 Hopalong fuassady Groorhed T.’dford, f ...... 0 0 Richm ond 104 125 229 set shooter Bill Kelly have been Kentucky, which waa defeats by 7, Dayton (4-0) (1) Dee hasn’t been under 21 points heavyweight champion Ro c k y ha accepted a coach’s post with 72. TUdni. g ...... 0 »>-0 0 W ood _____ VIot I>eada Victors 269 Marciano, also Is a Gulldsman. Caniphrll. g ...... the Automen's le.ading performers Temple Saturday: 73-61, skiHded g. Brigham Young (4-0) this season. He hit for 34 against the Milwaukee Braves. Incidental New Yorjr University 95 Kings ... 3 1-2 ...... 512 ■502 562 1576 Acquiring the services of rangy 219 ‘Monopollstio Practices’ * Point to. Rothman, g ...... 3 3-4 9 The Lip^s Baseball Training Totals brri'i iir(vr-ln (S) i Billy Viot from the unbeaten to date but Coach Joe Thompson’s from second to No. 12, while Tern- 3, Vanderbilt (4-0) (6 i 188 Trinity and Pratt and.!.* averaging j To Tahd over Doak^s Shoe^ ly, the first thing the former Pi pic moved into the No. 11 spot. 10. Holy-ôss (.1-0) (4) 20 rebounds a game against- taller Helfand cut loose with both flats rate manager din on his return to Providence 76 Tufts 65: Totalii ...... 18 12-16 48 Siiilivsn — ...... 91 — 113. .-^>4 Cruisers, the lowly Engines put on quintet must contain Wait Darling 168 Rensselaer Polytechnic 66 Union .MunchpAtpr Tru«t (43) of White Glass if it hopes to ch.alk Temple had beeh unranked pre- | .S'-cond Teh opposition.’’ In blasting the Guild for its "vague his California horns' waa to g o im iw ^ f passing and and shadowy" activities and its 44. * B F Pt* Helpful in New Position Ambulon ...... J"l 1™* '47 156 | strong shooting to gain their one- up victory No. 1. The .affgressive viously. La.st night Kentucky got | ] 1, Temple (3-0), Father Killed by Bombs New YoriC'^NEA) With Doak And light off the bat. too." ^ hunting. Krol. f ...... 1 2-6 4 162 Vcrgiin’s father, a civil engineer, Plattsburg);i Teachers 69 Nor Reynolds...... Dcrisnil.i ...... ; ...... 97 10.1 112 312! sided victory. Aiding Viot In the Darling swishdd the nets for 21 back in winning stride by defeat-- 12. Kentuckv ( 1-D ...... Walker rellring. the Detroit Lions'* Hayes ,stresses the fact that ... 4 n -15 19 — ns 97 215 1.56 was placed in n concentration wich 62. llom*lpy. f . . 1 (M) 2 pitcher scoring column were John Cervini points his last time out. in ^ e Paul 71-69. George Washington (3-0) could hiy/e an even fnore apectac-; Caasady ran all over the place New York City Community Col I.rrti*. f ...... 4 (VI 8 Hollywood. Dec. 13 (A’)—Leo-f' The star aired his beef, and 618 1609 and Bruce Bonadiea with aeven San r I'ancisco, ca.sy winner of (2) camp when the G«?ttnans overran ular Htiamaii Trophy winner in : the past season despite the fact Kramrr. c ...... n (Vn 0 Totala ...... 493 The Wallpaper boyf■-retuiri: to Yugoslavia and later was killed by lege 72 Mitchell (Conn.) 62. Fitch, c...... Durocher's baseball training comes Durocher said he’d fix it. He ar and 12 , point*. respectively. thiee straight, and boasting a vie- 14. Cincinnati 13-01 " Howytrd Caa.sady: ! that- Ohio Btate did not have any- Here*8 the^Gifi that Givei . . . 1 0-4) 2 action in the Wednesday night bombs while on a prison train. Oroff. g ...... IVO A in handy, with his new job as TV ranged the gift of a new 21-inch (OI NTIIV C’M B (MKN) Sturdy Tom Ritchie wa* a stand- opener at the Buckley school en tory string of 29 games in a row. ],is. West Virgins (3-0) That is. if the United States Air 1 one who should throw the ball 10 Pontlrolli, g ...... 3 (U) A network executive. Instead of um llriveri (3> won the NCAA ohampion.ship la.st I6. North Carolina (3-0)...... When Dec’s mother was ordered Venecia, g ■ ...... 74 »R ^v11 out for the outclassed Chiefs. gaging third place Pagani’s Soda f^rcc or professional baseball ■ feet. , .(. 0 (W) 0 pires, he can outshout actors. set—after going through company Nf'Ison ...... 91 season, and was voted the na- 17. st. Louis (3-0) .... to a labor camp in, Germany, she channels, of course. Sloanf' ...... n o 86 93 2R!» , ■* Knfflae! <4*) Shop (3-2), cuiTently the hottest doc.sn’t Interfere, The Air F’orce : "Imagine what he’ll do when TotalH ...... 13 13-22 43 The famed, highly vocal ex MathlY'Run ...... 108 119 96 323 ^ , B F n . r lion's No. 1 college team.'Fhe Dons is, Kan.sas l3-0) smuggled him and a younger, could postpone or interrupt for - the defense is Opened up by a W« confess we’re GUILTY—guilty of arranging terms 96 264 ' Reed; f .. ___ 1 (VI 2 team in the circuit with unset wins Score at half 23-21. TruM.. pilot of the New York Giants now That’s -one of the things he is St. Jnhn , ...... 98 80 fly to Chicago tomociôw, and meet, 19 . Indiana (-2-0) (li !!!!”" biothei-, Alex, into the camp Plodxlk ...... 91 104 96 2*1 ; I’ ln' f •• . . . . 4 1-5 9 over Ihg (North E nds and Walnut three years Hopalong Cassady’a superlative , passer with receivers to fit your budget.” Everybody in Manchester agrees— occupies an office in the rarjfied getting used to—the workings of s . . • ___ ; (^l*h, f . unbeaten .Marquette Friday in the 20. Oklohma City (2-1)...... spite orders against children. Herm'N Camera (76) g . . . . 6 (VA 12 ers responsiblefor Pagani’s sud only informal education upKil the .. 10 J3-33 . 3.3 just as l.alkajive as ever, though in 97 'H?9 Mlatretta. g ...... 4 (Vu 8 Duquesne, No. 6 in this week’s ceivc(ft: two first place votes in the Re erve Officers’ Training i is as dangerous on defense as he CJaveUo. f . .: ...... r 4 S-Jt 13 used to doing things right away," Ovlan ...... 93 79 den aurgA are big Pinkj' Hohen xpmewhat gentler , terms than he J. Smith . 109 )i(l .110 LM i'e, g . 0 0-0 0 poll, prays De Paul Friday. 'Hie lojilisville one first place ) war ended. After his mojjfer died. laamoureaijx, c ..3...... S 1-1 n — Corps., , , is on the attack, ‘r' Naiimcr, g ...... ;'i...... used on the diamond. But not al he remarked. "For instance, if a (Mark . . . . 100 ^ '297 ^ . thal. Jimmy Glcnney and steady Dee came to the Unlte(Lmates with 1953 BUICK 4-DOOR . . . 4 4.7 J2 ?•?•) ( Total* . . . . . 20 2-10 42 Caasady Indicates that he doesn’t I Standout on Defense Ilammill ir ...... ; . . . . 0 (Ml n player’s batt^pg is in a slump. I Port^rfif Id 98 Rav Finnegan. his brother and four (dner relatives ways. . 74 2S1 1 Chief! (15) lean to baseball as much as some , ‘-nie pros will (ise him on de- UJOfflENT• ' SPECIAL. RADIO and HEATER DOWN Barkluiusf'. ir ...... ,t 1-2 l.x>w Man *6 What are hta duties? That’s wouldn’t send him a memo. I’d just ______1 . R F V is Champions last wint^T*, Coach in 1947 to settle w>fh ,an aunt in Charboncaii, g ...... 0 (Ml ■ 0 people have said. : fensc," the lad’s college coach tell him. 'look, bud, maybe you'd ToiaU ...... 486 460 .511 1459 t ■■ . . . . 2 (VI 4 Tommy Conran’s/ vetef'an North Gullanlo Slopped HousCon. /' \vhat many people wondered when : Ifatm. f . J became it*8 the Gift i/oifh Total! ...... •. . , 28 better * get some sleep ■ tonight. ...^ 1 0-1 2 End Package: ffta#e‘conihine (2-1) "I was supposed to be in the 10th ’Tve spoken to ic^fme ba.-ieball'predicts. "He was 0116'of thp J)est 2.V31 the Lip left baseball for the net 1 .Murawski. r ...... , . . . . .0 0-2 0 men.’i' he say*. ’’1 talked to Casey lacklcrs we had Tp',. ’ 1 1952 BUlOK 4-DOOR H>Nt Side* (88) . You've been chasing that dame for IroAff (I) ,,, Anderson, r ...... 0 (VO 0 clashes with White Gla.ss in r)ie ' Local Sport grade but stated Instead in the B F Pt* work post at a reported $.50,000 a Har4(nf*>' -...... 117 106. 94 316 w Bv Sziiidv Saddler Stengel al ■the Rose Bov.-I a year ”I don’t know how many long Kel*h. f ...... three nights now. You’ll find if ...... ion 95 __ 4 M 9 nightcap of Wednesday’s twinbill. | cightlLbecaiui'e I knew no English," n?PER. D'YNAFLOW, RADIO and HEATER. . . .f t t-t 11 year. D<*Martin 93 288 ... 4. 0 0-0 0 ago. He Ktlfl he was Inlercslcd, hut runbacks he made with Intercept (seer, f ...... 4 (Ml K "I'm nw quite sure whaj I’m you get some rest, that bajt won’t Wall ...... 1(V) 99 102 .301 i ^ The Northies have an experienced | . Vergun e>pplaln.s,:” It took me a (■'owleii, .f ...... & 5-9 15 be so heavy and you’ll be able to BllRh :__ •Vi...... 112 (dialler San Francisco, Dec. 13 heck, everybody L* interested in a ed passes." ^ ■ Kenarl. f...... supposed to do." he replied. “The' \Tk ii« ' Total* .. — 7 1-8 15 crew headed by A1 Surowicc, Lou year and a half to learn English, . . . . 1 2 1-6 2.5 Ballulpprr 104 hair iD-Vi.' * ballplayer. -Casudy also has' the durability McGehan, c ...... 2\ .3-4 only way I can define the job Is hit the ball.’ ’’ Bf'ckrr ... y.v.v.y.m 89 ^87 2821 ** Dead, Bcrnie McKenna and Con Featheweight champion S.*ndy longer than to learn, basketball," 1K4 PLYMOUTH 4-DOOR ^54 MERCURY $2295 Pratt, c ...... • a. 1 (U). ’ ♦> But he has found corporations says Vergiin who,>nlso speaks Ger Cassady will make no commit demanded by pro coac'hes with the way '(NBC biggie) Boh Sar- (191 ran. and a promising youngster in rtFiVERAL FINE boi.’ling scopes Saddler' stopped Dave Gallardo in' DOWN JUunterey station Wagon Drmet-A ■ g ...... 0 nU) a work differenbly. His fir.st chore TotaU ...... 5.35 492 491 nil! j 1 Oal.rr. man. Ru.ssian and Yugo.slavlan,'. ment* until June, however, In a player limit. A shoulder injury Hl-DRAMATIC DRIVE, HEATER. - Machla, g ...... (VI Q hoff put it; I’m an NBC executive.". (3) B F PI*. Steve ôoper. were recorded last night and the a rough non-title fight la.st night. order to remain eligible for his was all he suffered in four yesia His functions can Include keen on reporting to the network here WtMHihurv 111 98 304 ;t)irtrlch»en. f ...... 0 0-0 0 Through a quirH in HigibiUty 90’ ■^87 Shea, .f ...... 0 (VO 0 The battered lo/s Angeles fighter final season of Ohio. State base and that came from baseball luid •Total* ...... 1021 68 ing the stars happy. For instanlif. was to track down some in of on a Hall 79 118 J(*t includes: Elks League—Hippo rules (Vergun had too many ’SS PONT-w.*‘:„ $1395 Score S t h»lf 39-38 Wem Sides. proposed sports show. He called a JraanU ... 104 133 119 “sri Blanchard, c...... 5 “0-1 10 Glenn Land of Greenbrier. Ark.’, didn’t come- (Uit for the seventh ball. He 1* a center fielder who last failed to keep him out. 1952 OHEVROLET OONV. one of the network's big names DrllaKj'ra 118 102 9* 3i9.G)b.«on c ...... 1 0-3 2 a 15-year-old high irhool athlete, Correhtl 13"r 379, - ohn Saiiela round of the scheduled 10. credits, because of technical studies friend, an advertising exec. He got, S7| 276 ; Gennve.i, g ...... spring hit ,',329. 1 asked for 'a TV set for his new Low Man . .100 89 . . . . 0 M) 0 broke both arms attempting to 146 -384.-Joe Picaut 352 and Nick It goes irito the'rccol dg/as a in postwar Germany), he never t.'aasBdy appear*'on the smaJI RADIO and HEATER. DRIVE UNDERWAY all the dope be needed and wciit ___\_____ Mc( ahe. g ...... n 3-4 "But footl>all is primarily , my side until you stand lieside him. apartment. He wa.i sent one-- "The . . . . 0 (Ml clear the *poJe vault bar. Ambulos 147 -356: Pp-st Office — seventh round TKO. - n. was able to play high school bas ’52 MERC. D’Jor $1095 tq report to the bos.ses. Put it in TotaU . . . . 496 552 492 ^540 1 " ’olf K , ' ■. • 1 •;...... 0 game, " he make.* dear. . He has a thick - bodied appear The name of Hhrry Agganis. kind that a shop might lend you Joe Twarohife 141 365, Ding Farr The champion scaled 1 3 1 Gal- ketball. However, he. poti'slied his a memo, he was told. 1 Totals ...... , . . 8 S-8 19 game in practice sessions with the Faster Than Walker ance. His shoulders arc big and Red Sox first baseman who died while you had yours sent out to be (3) .160 and 5A1 Rodonis 3.56; Rec lardo 132 Football figures' agiee that 1950 FORD 4-DOOR repaired." Durocher reported. Aside from memo writing and McBridf* .. 98 304 i.naarr^ iini stale championship .Lamar team. wide. He has the banged-in nose ’49 PLYM OUTH $195 last June, may live forever among Eicholtxor League — Jazz Fuller 137 - 385, The New York boxer twice Cas.-ady, the Buckeyes’ two-time The star was incensed. Durocher keeping the actor.st lisippy, t Secor. f ...... n Then came two years at the Unl- of a 'prize fighter. A fine mop of RADIO and HEATER sports fans. A drive is under way Durocher has numerous other AndrrRon ., Ru.ss Rusconi 364 and Chet No- decked Gallardo for eight-counts, All-America, would cut a wider .was. sent as peace emissary. When Varnoy ... wicki 140—358; Village CJliarmcrs once.in the third with a left hook veraitv of Texas and hla tranafer hair Is rather .closely cropped, to raise $250,000 for a Scholarship. chores. Not the least is as a per f ...... 2 swath as a money player than he arived. the star launched into a Whelan _ _ _ -"cBrlcl.., r ...... 0 'to the head, then in the sixth; with to MIT. ■But Howard Cassady's biggest ’SSLIN^ ^'^ SAVE Foundation in his memory, Tp get former. Last week he appeared on — Mary Edmunds 121; Automotive even the great Doak Walker be tirade. Durocher matched him 419 147-’ ' * ...... 2. League/--RIcHy Jarvis 171, Steven a left hook to the body. asset in the gam e. he plays so 1949 FORD 2-DOOR » the foundation campaign off prop (he Ethel Merman Show. Yester Total* ...... 507 516 cause the Colurnbu.- lad packs decibel for decibel. Wedffe* (1) 1951 son 163—381 and Bill McCarthy Gallardo carried the fight to well Is hard-rubber legs. erly, President Tom Yawkey of the 118 TIS i ...... i HfK KF.Y AT A GLANCE power W'ith his extraordinary RADIO and HEATER. ’53CHEY. V ; $1395 "Look—if you want to shout, day he donned a baseball uni- (langwere ...... 101 101 10(1 -Ji^Tuppprr. f ...... I Would-be tacklers bounce off y Red Sox gave $25,000, fprm — the Cincinnati Reds, no Bratnerd ...... 82 . 94 362; Country Club Men—Paul Je- Saddler in the first two round.*. speed. The standout runner moves I can shout with you; I’m an ex 89 But by the end of the sixth he was ----- them. ' Barceila ...... 103 sanis 355. .Monday^* Results either inside or outside and the Ed Bell waa After foxes when a pert at it.” said the former big less—to play in a comed.v called nieder 119 94 87 W ’’ ■"i"'’' ...... 8 M I 18 blooding from the nose and mouth ’47 MERC. c^p^$145 "O’Toole from Moscow" on I..0W Man «* ...... 81 92 S3 256 i •' >3-8 Ladder*. CHRYSLER No games scheduled in any hard-nosed Cassady did one as leaguer. "But if you want to talk and had a ciit under his right eye. 1950 PLYMOUTH OQUPE flock of Canada geese flew by at matinee. He has been announced as TONIGHT’S SCHF.D'ILE in leagues. well ss the other. 470 474 1430] His handlers refused to let him RADIO ami HEATER Custom AlTiprip,.,Ont.,. He bagged, two with this ■ thing over sensibly. I’ll do emcee for the new comedy show. Totals . . . . . , ...... 486 Businessmen's Basketball League: Tonight’s .Schedule Woodfy Hayes, whom the 21- (/UnlH Sign Trippi one sh'ot.* .NE.ABULEAN SWEEP SARATOGA an.swer the bell for the seventh. ’50 FORD V-8 $445 that.'too." Does he like performing? ■(, a. Hartford Rd. Grill vs. Green Manor tlaatern l>eagiir year-oldi j5-fool-10. 182-pound Cas» Brattle! (#) at 7 o'clock: Herm’a Vs. Teachers Champ In Control aady helped make look so good for "As long as they don’t want mft ^ ’•tton ...... 103 109 i _ The 2S 25 games the New York Tutone, radio, heater, automat The champion was in control Baltimore at New Haven. As Backfield Coach to be an actor." he said. “ If they ^ e r in a ...... 102 102 ic transmission, 4-door sedan. at eight o’clock. Clintph at Philadelphia. fopr years, joins those saying that 1949 MEROURY 2-nOOR Allen ...... 98 90 92 2go j ' ■bkee.9 played in their post-sea- from the start .of the third round $ 4 0 3 SPECIAL give the something in which I can •Piper ; ...... 89 112L A wonderful riding car. (Only games scheduled!. the Columbus lad would keep right RADIO and HEATER DOWN NB.\ FRO B.ySKETBALI. on.,At fight's end his white trunks on running as a pro. act like Durocher . and talk like Low Ma'n ...... 94 92 were badly splattered with Gal Chicago, Dec. 13 (J5--Former BOWL THE MODERN W«Y! Ka-sthrn Division g Aua m aVTiNi^ A primary reason for the. Chi All-America halfbaclc Charley *49 PONTIAC 8-CYL. Durocher, I don’t mind it.” Total* ...... 4S6 505 447 1438 'games played in Japan, ' the lardo’s blood. 4/5 Quart He seems to-be thriving in his W L Pet. cago Bears’ resurgence this fall Trippi, who starred for the Chicago Palter* (4> ’ average attendance was nearly Philadelpl)ia ...... 12 5 .706 It was a rough fight from the 194rOLDSMOBILE 4-DOOR CONVERTIILE Ten (10) ftutomatic pin set- new post and says rumors that he A. Sm.th ...... 106 95 200 30,000. 'ITiei Yankees made just Gaylord. Mich. OP)—The deer was the churning leg* of Bobby Cardinals for nine years, retfred as Johnion ...... 94 115 100 309 New Y o rk !...... 10 7 ..V’iS start and Referee Jack Downey Watkins,. who belted his way ' HYDRAMATIC, RADIO and HEATER will return to baseball are so much 109 about a clean sweep. Out of the hiinting season ia made a gala an active p lsyv yesterday and im Slrauzli ...... 101 112 322 Boston ...... « 7 ..131 Hend$em» Gift Cerfon New top. Excellent rubber. A (era are now in operation. nonsense. , tliuiowakl .100 100 25 games, they won 24 and lost event here. One landmark Is the through the opposition for an mediate / was named an assistant . . . » 9 ..100 Avallebif. terrific value at "rve got a beautiful home here; BozzinI '.'.’.■.■.'."iS 107 M 308 none. One ended in a tie. ,Syracuse ...... meat pole, where as many as 76 average of more than five yard.* coach'With the Cardinals. Openings for morning and af I love Southern Califoiniia,’’ he Tarca ...... 97 92 133 322 Wesle.rn Ulvisioi) ' deer and four bear have heen';ex- per carry. As an -undergraduate, Trippi, who became one of Gror- 1951 NASH 4-DOOR .soo cautioned both fighters in the sixth ■aid. "But wheii I was in baseball. Total! 4 » 531 541 1561 kochester .. ^...... 9 9 hiblted at a time. the stubby Watkins . was, totally gia’a all-time greats, set two re RADIO aad HEATER $ 3 9 5 St. Lopiii .7,.,.. rl.. . . . 8 9 .471 for low blows. overshadowed by Cassady for three DOWN ternoon reaervf tiona. I waa spending only two ahd a half Former St. Louisan Bill De See Frank Copeland . 1 Some 3,000 fans paid a grots cords with the Cardinals. He gain,; months' here. I want to enjoy my FIRST TO BUY TICTIET Witt’s coiltract ss assistant to ,Fort Wayne ...... 8 9 .471 John Blanchard, a rookie from campaigns. -■ ed 3,510 yards from scrimmage Minneapolis ...... 5 14 .263 ]gate of $9,55ff The scrap was not home and family for a (Change. George M. WeiSs has another year teieviseji. Binghamton who is scheduled to "There ia no comparison," testi and scored S7 touchdowns. FUlSCHMANN’S “I. wanted to^quit after we won The first person to apply for a to yun, but the New' York Yankee , Tonight's .Schedule be the New York Yankees’ second- fies Coach Hayes. "Watkins Is a Trippi will' be a fulltime assist T i7 BawUiig Ob H» im Vast aad DepeadaMe K aeaisM the World: entampionahip in 1954. ticket to the Dodgers’ opening general manager , would not stand BEAUPRE Boston vs.-Philadelphia at New [ string catcher, is ' reversing the fine back, of course, but Cassady ant., coach and' .will also serve os PHKFKHHI':!) MORIARTY But my contract had a year to go gams in Ebbets Field next April In Bni’a way if he'’’%'antedl to move. York. ' - r Minneapolis vs. Fort Wayne at,career of Elston Howard. HoWard is a once-in-a-Ufetimer, a game- talent scout. then. Louis B. Mayer adviaed me was Myrt Power, ths woman base There; Is consKjerable demand for Minneapolis at New York. ’ I repo)*ted to the Yankees as a breaker. He docs so many more Trippi will be 33 tomorrow. BtENDEO WHISKEY • 40 PROOF « I iS» GRAIN MOTORS (Only games scheduled I. things than Watson. ^ 1 . MAliCHESTER BOWLINfi 6REEN to play It 6ut. Becauao If I ever ball expert who won $32,000 on DeWitt'e servicea and It would not ^ St. Louis vs..Rochester at Pitta-,catcher and became an. outfielder. -.-J? NEUTRAL SPIRITS . THE ÊISCHMANN OISTIUINI BROTHERS the $84',000 Question. She has been ■urpilise his friends if he shifted 35» E. CENTER ST. ipr"': .5$onda.v’s Recnilts burg. Pa. Blanchard reported to the Yanks’ - "Hoppy should run wild In the 6S4 CENTliR 8T, — MT 8-4SS2 wantM to return to baaeball. I'd . Ths 1*67 ABC bowling tourna V'i;. CORPORATIOH, HEW YORK CITY t M t 3 .6 1 3 5 fool obligated to the New York Invite to rnkreb In the pre-game before the major league meettag ' TEL. MI 3-1131 No games scheduled.- New York at Boston. " ' chain as an, outfielder and Waa con wids - open, pro game even bet ment will 'be held at Fort Worth, GlanU." ' parade. in December. .Wednesday’s Schedule (Only garnet scheduled). iverted into a catcher. ter than he did for -me Uila year. Tex. . . I" \ t '-J'. , ■ ( '/ 1 <:

V ...... , t ^ .. - 1 - . p a g e t w e n t y -t w o MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTESl. CONN., TUESDAY. DECEMBER 13; 1955 T,'- MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN., TufesDAY, DECEMBER 13, 1956 f AGE TWENTY.THBBB A- Autonbbilco for Salo 4 THERE OUGHTA. BE A LAW!' By FAGALY snd SHORTEN Artides For Sale 45 'Garden— Firm— Palry Rooaui WithoBt Board 59 'Wanted To Rent €S Hoobh F ^ S5)t 72 Hobsm For Sm\9 / 72 Wantcd-i-HGBl EaUU 77 butiona from bur Amarican 1»51 PLYMOUTH Cranbrooli, • four Prodnets ; 50 frlerula,,’ Schmidt aajta. . - BEAUTIFULLY furnished, spaci a « 4 ROOkIS, unfUmtshed. Claan MANCHBSYER -—Brand new five $1,000 DOWN, lafgo three bedrooid L1STINU8 WANTED - Singln, Hospital Notes door sedtif. Radios heater. One 30 GALLON gas water heater. Call ous room with cm plete light Church Takes Precedence The- church was oM pleted (n 'Classified > WILL.IMIN MAQNSM l is te n t o T*4f (8aOMTHAr8BiEO t LIVE NEXT, FOR S A L E - U.Sr-No. 1 Katahdin family, two children.- Reasonable. room ranch on quiet street, with rapeh. Fir^dace, tile gai- two-family, ttarM-fsniily, bust- 1895 wheti Kalaer WllhelRLll want owner car.' Ghccelient condition T’ MI. 9-89S8Z potatoes. : Bryan Brothers, 179 housekeeping facilHIee available. throughout. Easy financing. SMS. vts.Ma. ^9 VfiAat AND LfT MS - MABBIAM . ' > EGO ON HIS 0O0B1D DOBW. Denjel klathlew, 2i Prior Piece, panoramic view. Hot water oil rage, ann Ive, 106’ lot, ness propsrty. Havs many ...caab ed, a memorial to the ftrsKKaiaer Tolland Tunlplke, Mancheser. Will rent tingle or double. Chil Waterbury, Conn. Patienla Todayi tiu Calf MI, #-8808. DOHMAT.' OiVC VDU SOME AONICE: COUNCBlORfHEb [PEBPsarriAH onlV T im e h i 08ED ROYAI "Cbmpanlon'’'------type- heat, full basement, large lot. treee, high .tlon, euburban. Buyers. MorttSKsa airangsd. O r ^ r Memorialf/ Traffit Wilhelm. , ^ AdWrtisement J JUST SOT . SHOel HER WHO'«. BOSS SOT AS much / lASy GUESS •TMDSOlfIR Phone kn. 9-7037. dren accepted, flimited). Central. Madeline Smith, Realtor, MI. Carlton W itidiios, Realtor. kQ. Pioass call Usorgs L. Orasiadlo, ADMITTED YESTERDAY: writer, completelystelyNrecondIti 'econditioned. Reaaonable; Mra. Doraey, 14 Arch WORKING girl deetree three or The rebullt-ochUrch will have 1,- IBsi NASH r a m b l e r aUtlon MMtflltO eiOHT 088? BEAT HEB TO ««N ABOUND MHO SEAT MHO HIS SPABBlNG Price 150. Call “ *•1643, ka. *•1148. 8-8132, Reattm. Ml. 9-88TP. $0* Bsnry Mrs. Irene Phillips, 278 CLASSIFIED ADVT. I Ml. ^489 after al 8, FOR SALE—White Holland tur St. four room unfurnished rent, near MD aeata aa compared to .,600 in wagon. Fully equipped, excellent l a s t ,»T0TUB PUMCH.'VOU Hl« HOUSE A« (TOTHCPuNQi' PABTNEB « StrsaL :. / Hackmatack St.; Mrs. Hilda Mum- DEPT. HOURS keys. Frank Bronkie, Lake St. bus line. I Excellent refereftcea. M A N C H B 8 n m -4 4 ite Cape Osd, the original. Reconstruction of the tirea', completely recondltioited' month.' OOTTA 9TAMD O V f R THE NiTCHSN WHEN HI 12 CUBIC FT. Inteniati^l Har main church ia to be completed by Phone k(I. 9-4887. SINGLE OR dquble rooms in pri- Write Box H, Herald." six, two unflniabad. FireplRie, Lots fbr Sale ARE T o 6‘CONBIDiaUNa^ ford, 15 Trabbs Dr.z' AUca Grant. t:lS A. M. to 4:30 P. M. An Ideal j aerond car at Center ’ EM ALL THE TIME' MCE-' MdflHlNG.' SaibSSHIS vester deep-freezer, In goM condi- vate"'home. Inquire State Tailor Easter Sunday, 1966. Repair of the lion. Asking $135. MI. 3-494!k ameaite drive, garage. Desirable 8BI,J-lNO, YOUR PROPERTY? Bolton; John Querido, CJandtewood' Motor Sajea,. 481 Main. AND AHOTHEB. KtAW8ii^5T Shop. 8 Bissell St. kO. 3-788$. Af tCHESTER-Otf Buah HUl Rd:, main tower It expected to coat an THINS- location. Owner. MI. *-4336. Wa will appraisa your property Rd.; Edgar Johnson, RFD, ftouth COPY CLOSING TIME GIRL’S 24” bicycle, like new. . Household Goods 51 ter 8 :30.''MI. 3-8047; Farms and Land For Sale 71 rooded lot Il0'x380’, 81.600. Real free and wl'Itbout any obilfatlen additional 8178.500, but Schmidt $t0J)00, MODERN two or three 'Estate Center. MI. 8-8181, eve hopes to raise this within 10 yeara. Coventry; DarienC Amprimo, RFD FOR CLASSIFIED ADVT. Auto RepalniiR—Paint int ? hogapy lowboy cedar chest.- Cat ABSOLUTE bargain. Custom made PLEASANT furnished room, eook-> W * also buy ipwty for eaah. ML 3-4833. ATTENTION bedroom home. Recpeatlon-rooi nings JA. 8-6824. tleUlna or buyini eoatact 1, Stafford Springs; Llurie Fon- MON. THRU FRI. slip covers, cornices, drapaa and tng privileges. Suitable for one Completely redecorated, NEED CAR repaira? Eaay pay- adult. kQ. 0-3884. . STANLEY BRAT. Realtor tanella, RFD - Stafford Springs; 10:.30 A. M. menta aa low aa S3 per week. No SINGER ROUND bobbin sewing "^holstery. Fine workmanship for and out. Cellar. Garage anudite llttie ' money. Budget terms. Call Builders and Developera Suburban For Sale 75 BRAE-BURN REALTY Knight 'Ferris. 16"Eire St.; Mrs, SATURDAY 9 A. M. charge for loan care on order over machine in new portable case and P'URNISHED ROOM for rent. Neer drive, treea, 187’ lot. N ei^bu a, an-3-6273 Public Records Dolly Wylie, 16 Lake St: Oltn A, motor. MI. 9-9419. a ft ^ 5. ML 9-7862. dhopping. Carlton W, Qnchina; SSO. Expert front end, motor tuned b Main St. Phone MI.'9-2170. 9 Hazel We now have aaveral fina 0-acU VERNON—New six room ranch. Gerich, Buckland; Judy Ftster, 91 up. motor Jobe, paint joba, wheel e( land ranging from lo to 200 *-8132, t-4694. TWO-FAMILY house. East entj, TOOK OOUPERATIUN WOX WE^ SELL and service all electric FOR FlmNITURE OF QUALITY SI. Full heated basement, attached Warrantee Deed Lynees S t; Mrs. Minnie Dolan, Oi ■E APPItEClATED / , balancing, tirea. etc. Phone MI. acrea, aoma with city water avail Church or Laurel streeta area. Foxcrott Dr. razors. Big trade-in allowances. F ^ th e '' entire home DONT SPI garage, natural birch kitchen Hattie L. Wright to Caroline E. 3-5191. Brunncr'a, Tolland Turn VERY PLEASANT large front able. Theae are atrateglcally lo cabinet, ceramic tile bath. .Excel John A. Lawler. MQ. 9-7378. ADMITTED ’TODAY: Gary EU pike. Talcottcille, next to Viltner Russell's Barber Shop, comer Oak vlsii\pur showroom. cated east of the river within short Lang, property on Mather Bt. and Spruce Sts. room next to bath wUh ahower. NEXT CHRISTMAS lent location. Reduced to 820,900. (Jerkin. 47 Hammond S t, Rockville; Gardena. Open dany from 10 to 5, Twin beds, hot water heat. Park drives ot the preaent and proposed Marriage Ueenee Dial MI-3-5121 Evenings 7:30 to 9. HOUSEHUNTING Wairen E. Howland, Realtor. MI. Johq Melo. Windham; Kim Shlrrfr, ing. Kitchen privileges. 381 Sum bridges. , Legal Notice John Wesley HIgley, Bolton, and 56 Farm Dr. WILD BIRD seed, feeders - and CHAMBERS' FUiÎTURE SALES Become your^wn landloril to 3-1180. kn. 9-6003. mit St. MI. 8-7118 after 8 p.m. day.. Whether you are a renter Barbara Anne Schumacher. 877 ' BIRTOS YESTERD AY: A . son equipment. Little A McKinney, 18 At TheXIreen East of the river it uqroB piwHiT Auto Driving School 12-19 I Woodbrldge St. MI. 3-8020. or JUst 'Mkbag for a larger BOL’TON—Six -room ranch, at MOTICK OF ArrUCATION Keeney St,, Dec, IT, 'St. Mary's to Mr. and Mrs. Oe'rald Doherty, 61 •■ROCKVILLE. 24 Grove St.—Well «i»ystocall home b e' sure to see these tached garage, amesite drive, cab Church. Eldridge St. Lost and Found 1 LARSUN-8 DRXVmO School. C O M PLE TE U O N E L tratn set. WANT heated, light housekeeping rooms, inet kitchen, batha. wall to Thlii III to stve notice that I. BIAG- — Mahcheater'a only trained and Jarvis ifstinge, OIO BELFIORE. M 133 Charter Oak Bunding Permits BIRTOS TODAY: A daughter good condition. Value *90, selling • Reliable, Honest NPefson $12 weekly,. Inquire first floor. wall carpeting in living room. To Harold E. Mikolelt, for alter to Mr. and Mrs. Norman Brann, LOST—Black leather valiae puree ! certified tnatructor. For your aafe- I i ISTENINO TO t h e s e l f - ■ Apartment 9. SAMUEL M. LAVITT ' Street. Manchester, Conn., have (lied an for $60. Broad Brook, NA 3-8485. TO TAK E OV 139ÊNTOH ST—8 room Cape Large lot 180 x 300. Split rail appllcatfoii dated December 5. ItSt, ations to a dwelling at 60 Harlan 120 H igh' St., Rockville; twins, a containing Important credential,; ty we are trained to teach proper^ PROFESSED MABQIAOE Mancbester kQ. 9-8280 frbiit dormers, in im- fence, $18,900. Warren E. How wlih the I.lquor Control Commtealnn Finder pleaae call MI. S-1008. R e -' ly. MI. S-80T5. MONTHLY PAYME>ITS lor a Club Permit (or the aale of al Rd., $1,500. 'son and daughter, to Mr. and Mrs. AUTHORiTV SOUND OFF ON WE CARRY a complete line. Paint, (facUlate condition. 1>,1 baths. land. Realtor. MI. 3-1108, kO. Eugene Morgan, RFD 1, Rockville; ward. ■ ! wallpaper, electrical equipment, OF $17.63 ROOM—For gentlemen. 91 Foster coho Ic liquor on the premtaee 135 To Albert Bolls, for alterations I MANCHESTER Driving Academy. MOW TO WiN AQOUIMENT6 St. Sneiosed sun porch, formica, *•6003. Eldrldce Street, Mancheater, Conn.’ a daughter to Mr. and Mra. ’Thad- light bulbs, Xmas llg;{)ts. Open Houses For Sale 72 The oueineee (a owned by Manchee- to a dwelling at ITS Lydall St., $25. LOST—Man'a driving glove,- In Mancheatcr'a oldeit. moat recom- AND influence w ives -* Start Your counters in oversized kitchen. deus Gadarowski, 542 Woodbrldge from 9-9, Monday through Satur Anchor fence enclosing lovely, VERNON — Buy yourself a value ler Itallan-Amerlcan Society, Inc., of To Practical Builders, inc. for ahopptng area. Main St. MI. , mended, your aafety, our bual- Monthly Payments 135 Eldndge Street. Mancheater. Conn., Robert James, for a garage at SO S t / yfm AcTir w, hauh*/ day. Green Paint and Wallpaper. landscaped lot. Aluminum packed holiday g^tt. New ranch, and will be conducted by BIAOUIO t-1581. i neas. Ucenae guarantaed. Stand MI. 9-6.300. 1 Month After You Receive Am ott Rd., $1,000. I DISCHARGED YESTERDAY: i9 lt NmiI. 1$ , M/AMi y/,r,4. Apartments— Flats— MANCHESTER combihation windows. H o t four large rooms, plastered walls, BELPIORE, of 183 Charter Oak Street. ard or autdwatlc. Mr. MIclette Your Home Outfit oak floors, full basement. Near Manchreler, Conn.. 'ae permittee. To William K. Gilroy Jr„ fdr al- David LImberger, Ellington; FOUND—Male, black and white your peraonaJ' tnatructor. Dial PI. Tenements 6-T water oil heat. All thie and Pamela Kean, Bloomfield; Mrs. TWO LION EL "O " gauge trains 3 COMPLETE’ more (or o n ly ...... $18,500 Wilbur Cross Parkway between . BIAUaiO BBL.FIORE. tsratiena to a dwelling at 40 'Whit mongrel puppy. Call Dog Warden. 2-7249 any time and accessories. $70. Call MI. Immediate O ccup^y Dated December, 5-. 1955. Margaret Doering, East Hartford; NEW, THREE room apartment, Manchester and Rocjtville, acre ney Rd.. $150. Ml. 1-4M0. * L, 9-7660, 82 Delmont St. ROOMS OF, BRAND NEW Mra. Mary Davis, Storrs; Mrs. WOMEN MUST careful driven. heat.Nimt water, refrigerator, g a Five room ranch, 148 WALKER ST. — 7 room lot. Bent and Bent. AD. 8-8556, OBDEB o r NOTICE To Francis J. McCarthy, for al FOUND —English Setter, female. FURNITURE Cape with rear bfeeseWay and evenings BU. 9-0384. Ann Gagnon and daughter, 698 W, Never too old to learn. Female In- Household Services Business Opportunities 32 Help Wanted— Male 36 OIRI.<’S 20" bicycle with side rage. *W. Manchester 7 miles. PI. ment, hot water/6u heat, terations to a dwelling at 07 Hack Middle ’I^ke.; Mrs. Henrlette Black and white, Call Dog War- Beautiful Westlnghouse elec. cast iron raM tion re* 1 car garage, a full (our bed STATE OF CONNECTICUT, dialrict atrucior. Standard automatic. Offered 1.3-A wheels. Baby carriage and strol 2-8090. \ of Andover, aa. Probate Court. Town matack St., $400. Beaulieu and daughter, 10 Trotter den. MI. S-4B40. - YOUR FUTURE EXPERIENCED bookkeeping ma Refrigerator cesaed. Tile /bath fire room house for the growing (F READY to Buy sell, exchange of Andover, December 10. 1965. Dual Inaured car. M and M Driv ler, high chair, child's 4' skis with Beautiful Bedroom Suite real eatate, mortgagu arranged. St.; Mias Doris Custer, 20 West- ing School. Ml. 9-8841, TEA SETS, lamps, antiques, any chine operator. Five day week. FOUR ROOllfS and bath near Maln^ place, plastered walla, full family. .'Lot completely fenced Eatate of L. Amanda White, lair of HOME W'OBX FOUND-M ale black and white Do you want to have yop harness. Phone MI. 3-6679, Beautiful Living Room Suite and -landscaped for privacy. Ooasult HowaM I t Hastings Andover. In eald District, deceased. field S t; Janet Ward, 874 Center metal Item reftniahrd and re ow'n business? Apply Watkins Bros., 935 Main St. Hot wateiSheat, oil fired bum-! insulated. The Tnialee having ezkiblted ber mongrel. Call Dog Warden. MI. MURTLOCK'S DRIVINO School. St., Manchester. Beautiful Dinette Set er. Adulta only. $75 per month. Fair priced at ...... $18,B00. Agency MI 9-1107. St. paired. Plating and polishing with Beverôther listings final account with said eatate to thIa Hermosillo, Mexico 2, Andover; Aatonoblles tor Sale 4 Cycle Shop, 188 West Middle Turn-' Excellent location both neigh- for those who can qualify. $12,400. NEW THREE bedroom •na a circuiauon in asm aeiainof, prices. Workmanship guaranteed. If you have no means Of transpor Business Locations ranch. Large kitchen, ceramic three family homes. You name U. LIST WITH LAVITT and by ppatlng a copy of this order on contreverey. emphatic war meifioriel. Mrs. Contance Twlchell, 90 Essex pike. MI. .9-2098. Free eatimatea. Robert M. Alex borhood^nd highway. tation, I'll send my auto for you. we have it. Call 'The Ellswortn the ppublic stioipQat In the Town of FREB-STYUS EUECTION St.; Gregory Bareisa^lS Birch St.; BEFORE YOU BUY a UMd car Plenjy of. parking space. Milling Machine Operator ELECTRIC TRAIN with acces For Rent tile bath, oil hot water heat, full AndOV.-1over where n (i.., r theu,—' deceased iwlast ; dwelt. XJTte wrecked church forma an Then there waa the congrega ander, MI. 9-7718. ' No obligation. Mitten Agency, Realtors. MI. and by sending a true copy- by certified Janies Kaminski, 255 School S t Baa Gorman Motor Salaa. Butck company is 85 years in ’ (Night shift) sories. Call after 3 p.m. MI. 3-6077. cellar, H acre with trees and If your property is (airly priced imposing backdrop for Wast Ber tion. It decided to rebuild. Brookland, Ark. (ffj— M a y o r A— E—R—T—S A IR CONDITIONED office 100% / view. Suburban. Carlton W. 3-6930, malt, postage prepaid, to the following Salta and Service, 288 Main BOY'S 28" second hand bicycle. p a l m e r " AND CARNEY, maaon less. we can promise you an honest^!- named persona: / lin's amarteat flopping atraet, the ’T m agatnet reminders of war,’’ Jewelt Andsraon decided to step MUTUAl. HELP . GIRL'S WHITE shoe skates, size 43-45 ALLYN ST., HARTFORD location.“'869 Main. Suitable for Hutchins, “ Realtor. MI. 9-S1S3, straat. Ml. S4S71. open avenlnga. Reasonable. Call MI. 9-7239. contractora. Free eatimatea. No St advertising program, Engine Lathe Operator MANCHESTER — Hemmed in? fort and adequate advertiring E. Normal Maxwell/ 45 Oreenhurat Kurfucratendainm. aay« Paator Paul Schmidt, Bit*, ef the Jsb, but tha town radJo, newspaper, maga- (Night shift) 1. Used one season. Call MI. Free Auto Parking cor. Allyn and insurance, doctor, deritiat, etc. 9-4694. which should result in a sale with Road. Weal Hartford, Conneelicul; Some W*i|t Berlinera said the job too big or too amall. Ml. Trumbull Apply Marlow's. Look at thia aix room 'Cape with Franria H,'Maxwell/2$ Hyde Street, i EatlmaUd coat for the main part fa'-.x.34 4 0 'ix! "e'v. *100. Inquire Oak St. Will paint to suit tenant. available. $8,000 and up. Call On motion of CJrace O. Sklllon, Ad- Inc., SM OMtIter St. Dodge-Ply- Coughlin. Ml. 9-7707. If no anawer The Atlantic Refining Co., BUYERS WAITINC}—If you are mlnlalratrix. R.F.D. Coventry. Cnn- Hilliard St., Manche)! Conn. 17'j, 15'.jX.3n, House oi- porch en-i Woodbridge St. JA. 8-5.507. | For Information call kfl. 9-1690, Vernon Alice Clampet, Realtor. MI. mouth> Daawy. Radloa and Phonoa call Ml. 9-4431. P. O. Box 147 ready to sell your property and rertlcut, on the eauie of Edward P. closure, *8 each. .MI. 3-1493. | = i MI. 9-8094, kn. 3-1415. Ne'w 4 room ranVh, large lot, 9-4543. want quick, reliable service, then Bklllon. late of Coventry, within aalil East Hartford *, Conn. • "A GOOD PI^CE YORK’ diatricl, deceaaed. 1958 CHBVROLVr two door. 1951 Available At All Ttmea R A Y 'S R O O FIN G CO., ahingle and (Hit cellar. $12,000. call The Real Estate Center, Real M EN'S SHOE skates. j. i G.E. W R IN G E R type washing ma- New 8'-i room rartch'^full cellar Thia Court doth decree that > alx Chevrolet aadan\niUy equipped, built up roofa, gutter and con size PR O rE SS IO N AL Office auite. 851 VERNON STREET - Three bed tors. 65 East Center St. kfl, 3-5151 montha from December 1. 1965, be al- Call W ILL H ILL^ Practically new $7. chine. Ml. 9-7923 BIGGEST SELL POWER brand new tirea. Douglaa Motora, ductor work, roof, chimney re Call MI. Center St. All facilitlea. Front and /with fireplace, garagîn base room ranch. Full basement, at any time. loa*ed and limited for the creditora of SIS Main. •— T Jdl 9-0698 paira. Ray Hagenow, Ml 9-2214. Help Wanted— Female 35 3-6942. rear parking. MI. 9-1680 kll. / ‘ment. $14,000. tached garage, ameaite drive, aald eatate to exhibit their - Haims Situation Wanted— 9-3549. •Mcalnat the aame to the administratrix Phllco Factory Supervlaad Service Ray Jackson, MI 3-83ZS. Musical Instruments 53 cabinet kitchen, ceramic tile bath, and directs that public notice be given MEED CASH? Car pal lenta too HOUSEWIVES — Avon Cosmetics Female — 33\ Mandiester fireplace. Immaculate condition. of thia order hy advertlatng in n news offers a career to the woman who ------H i ■IAN'S AND lady's black shoe Ice high? Trade down at r Motor ROOFING, Siding and carpentry. I BAND AND orchestra instruments Executive type home in n îce $17,500. Warren E. Howland, Real paper having a .clrculaUon In aaid^dla-- Saiea. Bob Oliver will TREES REMOVED and chain aaw wishes to be in business for her EXPERIENCED 14 year old Gjrl »n radiators, êllar partly GoUected. There are all kinds of COCKER PUPS.. Lovely golden buff We guarantee aheetrock, roeftst waa admitted to Hong Kong aa R. Wolcott on Wringer and auto MovinE— TruckinE in person. Center Restaurant. 499 Mancheater MI, 9-8518 finished off with k itch ^ , bath and evidence (apart from statements— 1949, I960 C H E V R O t^ ^ ' Good babies, sired by a son of Champi lath with any house that we com-^ G7 E E N N U ylN IN E .MOUTON coat,coa tuxedo j Suburban For/kenl 56 large rumpus ro9m. Priced right different kinds of bombs and so an illegal immigrant. matic waabing mabfilnci, electric StoraE C 20 Miîn St., Manchester, tranaportaUon at lowiw c w LoWeat on Carmors, Rise and Shine, out pletely furnish. 1 front, size 12, Worn omone season. ; *8,500TWO, BEDR(X)M ranch. Just for quick sale. Private oiraer. MI fdrth." Mrs. Howe, a- her farm near ranges, vacuum cleanera. motora. of a Champion Glow's Gay Echo LAR G E TWO room r/ibin, heat and down payment. Low Wianthly- C LE R K -T Y P IS T wanted (or branch We carry a complete line of Inquire 18 Woodland St., any time. | redecorated, plastered, oil heat, 9-1093. He added that he expected Alden. said she was "very thank email appllanrea, welding. 174 AUSTIN A. CHAMBERS CO, local daughter. Nine week?,’ AKC weakly peymdnta. Dougll?Motora, office of Nationally known In building materials. i light. No children./Inquire Scran full cellar, centrally located. Carl “ some hostility when I arrive ful" her son had reached Hong 888 Mein. . Mam street. Ml. 9-6878. and long distance moving, pack registered. H, C. ChaseaHarmnny ton's Texaco S/ation, Tolland ing, storage. Call MI. 3-8187. Hart surance company In .Manchester ton W Hutchins. Realtor. MI. OVERSIZE Cape, 23’ living room, home because of my views on Kong. She aald /he would meet Hill. Hebron Road, BoRon. -MI. NATIONAL I AiAN'SXTUXEDO, size 42, alao six Tpke. ^ )DY RADIO~T.V., phono’a. ford CH. <-1423. location. Diversified duties, appli 9-8133, kn. 9-4694. fireplace, tile bath, la v a to r y .^ ll American germ warfare." him In Minneapolis. 1949 PLYMOUTH. Black, four „ 3-5427. BUILDERS SUPPLIES white shirts le 'j-i. MI. 9-4153. shed dormer, three bedrooms, MO’ Mra. Howe flew to Tokyo late Radio, heater. Set your own pi NlgM^-cr.'101 Chestnut St. business nr professional pur LOCAL OPPORTT’NITY guaran furnace or (freplace delivered "personal reasons'and not because MalnSt. / ;■ I Tel. m 9-14M ■ ^ teeing $90 weekly lo .start for t r a i n e d pedigree ferriale Beagle, poses at 100'] East Center St. of possible repercussions.” JUDICIAL WAITING ‘ - - ______, Plante. Ml 9-8065. IT months old. has had plenty of an.i’Where. Call .Ml, 3-7083. I>oh- Rear and side entrance. Park .’ ’It 'waa not just roe homesick qualified nuin. Work has $125 artTGiglio, Bolton. Read Herald Advd. U64— ..KL- CHEVROLET Bel ' ALL.TYPES o f electrical wtflng, I experience, very friendly. Ml. ing. INTERIOR painting and weekly potential Last man pro- ness of a young mah! that made Hanover, Va. (>Pi--Judge Leon vertibly. Blue with powerglide, installations and repatnng done 9-7698 after .5 p.m. rne decide to leave (ChiiW," he con powerr b(orakea, radio, healer, white decorating call Wm..Dickaon and moil'd (rotii this [xisilion was SEASONED Hardwood. Firewood Bazile wax on time for hia ad- Cali J. A A. Electric. kt:i. 9-9675 realizing $7500 annually. If mar-1 CHIHUAHUAS of distinction! A.K. delivered in stove, furnace and tinued. /'It waa other reasons that dreaa to the woman's club but waa- tires. Full price $1,795 'Solimene, Son, MI. 9-0920 any dilBe- Com helped make up my mind; Inc., 884 (5enter St. Dodge-Ply- plete insurance coverai tied, under 40, with reliable car, j- c gorgeous tinv puppies ready fireplace, lengths, $18, cord .-$9.50 i Gall H. J. T R O n E R 30 minutes late In speaking. He mouth Dealer, Hdusebnid SerTices write Box X, Herald. , ] lo go. 57 Naubuc'A ve. East Hart (or 'a cord, "Irv" Stanley, PI. I Between 3 and 8 p.m. M l 9-7782 He refused to elaborate.^ thc.xe found the ladjes grouped around a .1 ♦ PAINTING—Exterior and/inteiior, ford, 2-6438.' evemn'ls after 5:30 For Sale re{i.sons. but said when heNssked television set watching one of their 3*48 CHEVROLET, two-door Com- Offered . l.T-A papeihanging,. ceilings refinished. W ANTED-eLathe hands for pro-1 I: the reds for permission to Irtve, members participate In a national AVallpaper books on request. Esli- duction work. AppK- ABA Tool and j "none of them tried to 'keepXme ' pletejy rebuilt front end. other WEAVING of burnt, moth hoio|e's Garden— Parm- -Dairy GRAY PERSIAN give-away program; and Joined in mates given. Fullv lm?iied.\Ed- Die Co , 1395 Tolland Turnpike. ■ | hswht' they wanted to get ridNpf wort, doein't'bum oil. Douglas and tom clothing, hosiery ruiLins. Livestock— Vehicles 42 j watching the ecreen. After the pro waid R. Price. -MI. 9-1003. Producls 50 me." Motor. 383 Main. . handbags repaired. zipper re AUTO MECHANICS, full time. Can gram waa over he spoke and de LAM B C O A T ‘Nothing Prrsunal' placement, tiinbielias repaired, also use automobile polisher, lube WE BU-Y CX)WS. calves .M d Jieef : M cINTOSh “ a1p PLE.S, 75c “ a n * up , -V ' parted. 3*81 .CADILLAC four door'. Lus- P a i n t i n g a n d paper hanging. cattle. Also horses. Piela Bros, a baskeii'.L, M. Botti, 260 Bush "Post ABctiont" Tenneaon also wûld not gh into men'a shirt collars rsversed and Repair or new work. First class man, tire man. coal and oU tnick in excellent cnnditlnn, size 16. eious two tone blue. Full Cadillac ■êl. M l 8-7408. ! HilfRiJ/- this except to say-[he did not get SPELUNG IT OUT •quipinent..Extra, extra nice con-, replaced.- Marlow e Little Mend- , work St reasonable rales. Ray driver. Call or stop in, see Mr. The Most Fontm tie ■ tng Shop. Teg or Mr. Qtiey. M-oriarty Bros., M I 9-I06S. 8 to 9 P..M. along with the Cfhinese people as a ditldn. Runs and looks ■ like much ! mond Fiske. Tel. Ml. 9 9237 (CHINCHILLAS for sale, two pairs, | whole. "There was nothing per ’Pallahaasee, Fla. (>Pi— Florida 'later model. For this one see Bob Inc., 301 CentVr St.. Alan'cheater. One. female. Verv reasonable Ml. ■ 9'LAT FINISH Holland window I .Ml. 3-5135, ^ ) AUCTIONS sonal- in our relationship," he Highway Patrol recruits ntiw are Oliver at Center Motors Ssles; 441 ahadea, made to measure. All Bbnci.s— Storks- 9^854. added. given a course in spelling along f rempf, proUtoU* rtsults ora what you wont: Main. ■ ■ * metal Venetian blmds at a new { M o rlK a R es .11 TRUCK M ECHANIC, one who can SEPTIC TANKS in the Entiro Stato!' The returnee insisted the de with the rest of their training. «^WW4K4IIIKfU*KW«KaK4IMIfWM2 parture of the three other Ameri MANY OLDER •cars, good trans-1 low price. Keys made while you handle, our complete maintenance Poultry and Supplies +1 A.VD . Featuring F.ABITXIUS Authorities lay they've found high and what you 9ot... PâUon. Cars that can't be aeen' wait. Marlow's. i 2ND MORTGAGE money at lowest problefn. Top wages, paid. Apply V A L I’ ES on BR.A.ND .NEW can turncoats last July had school graduates aren't good j payments: $22.25 (or each $1,000. from the atleet. Look behind our ■ Thomiis Colla Co., 251 Broad St!, BROAD BREASTED bronze tur 5IERCI1ANOISE "nothing to do" With his decision enough speilera to fill out official whtn you uso. HoroM odvortisiiiq. Office. Douglaa Motors. 333 Mam. ' Connecticut Mortgage Exchange, ■ Manchester. keys, hens 59c, toms. 55c. Fresh PLUGGED SEWERS || CHRISnMS I EVERY W'EDNEJSDAV, (// lo come home. The trio are W il forms correctly. _. IRONING DONE St,, home. kn. "27 Lewis■ ~St Hartford CH, 6-8897 liam A. Cowart of Dalton. Va.: 9-0511. frozen 10 to 25 pounds. Schaub's TIIURSDAV. FRIDAY and 1*83 d lE V R O LE T mhdel 210 four YOUNG MAN wanted, lull lime, Turkey Farm. 188 Hillstown Rd. S.ATURDAY NIGHTS Otho G. Bell. Hillsboro, Miss., ami A t vary low cost you eon FIRST AND Second, mortgages shipping department. Previous ex MACHINE CLEANED door, aedan, radio,r heater. 'Only FORM ICA counters. Plastic wall .Sales Start at 7 P.M. " Siiei «M2-44 Olympia, Wash.; and Lewis' W. *•48, two to choose from, Soli-i bought (or our jwn account. Fast, perience necessary. State qualifi CO.ME! BID. BUY and SAVE Griggs, Jacksonville. Tex. One put your mossofo Into fho hands of ntoriy tile. Vinyl floor tile. Install it confidential service Manchester Septic Tanks. Dry Wells, .Sewer I C I J A M S mens. Inc., 434 Center St. Dodge-; cations and wages expected: All Articles For Sale 45 Lines Installed — Cellar Water on ALL your CHRISTMAS American turncoat died in (Thing yoursHf and save The T il* Shop. Investment Corp. 244 Main street replies held in strict confidence. Plymouth Dealer, i Buckland. MI. 9-2655. proofing Done. iB H @ | . NEEDS 8342 snd the other 16 still are there. SO,000 Inrarasfod raodors. Ml. 8-5416. 55 G ALLO N ink arums (or sale, Write Box H, Horald. ^ ‘ a« Gifts of every description, *•1$ Tenneaon first said he -‘'had not . I $2.50 each.r Inquire Herald Office, 5297 thought of the prospects of facing 13 Bissell St. M c Ki n n e y b r o s . i ALL FRESH CUT »i I..amps. Electrical .Appliances, S i DIME STORE Evory ;mo& when you s e t makes. Marlow's. WE CAN ACCO.MMODATE 12. 13,. 14. 16, 18. Size 11,j sliort'designed for the hard-to-get sizes Chinese he wanted t'o go home. "I An d NSW" S lG S L G D A T fr—^ 1,000 PEOPLE.— 900 CARS sleeve. 4 7-8 'yards of 35-Vnch; 2 —t 40. 42 and 44. was fully awsre of the possible ------:------^ E Y TH R E E P IE C E living room set. yards lace for collar, Pattern No. ,’i297 contains knit consequences because at'that time aOTHCSWOOLD SEPTIC TANKS f'i'o m B<> Sure to Attend Our. MAKSAUnbNC LAOSHEOATMC.TOO! maple arms. Slip covers for 2 7 5 e GIGANTIC TOY SALE For- this pattern, 'srh. send ■3,’ic in ting directions fqr sizes 40. 42 and (Towart. Bell and Griggs were still «EAl HAPPY. c M r FteORCiTtTHey chairs included. Must sell by Sat Dry W'ells— Sewer IJnes Monday, Tiiesday and Wednes Coins, your name, aild'ress,■ Ye size ^de 44; material requirements- stitch in military custody." tk k b k a n p urday. Cell MI. 9-4370. Installed Open Dally 10 a.m.-11 p.m. day. Dec. 8, 6, 7-i-12, 18, 14 and sired, and the Pattern'Number to illustrations. “ / 'The U.S. Defense Department 'r^'^ f vazYANO SEWER and .SI.NK LINES 19, 20, 21— 10 a.m. to 10 p.m. SUE BURNETT, THE MAN Send 25c in Coins, your name, gave al’ 21 turnraats di.*'honorable r SuBBitmn BULTUN—Building stdne, venetr, ROTORY CLEANED Sat. and Sun. 9 a.m.-l 1 p.m. CHESTER EVENING HERALD, address and th? Pattern Number discharges in January-i*54, after (irepiMte, waij stone Ragstone. mapfy*that DRIVEWAYS DR.AINED Sov* pn 1000's of Toys! 1180 AYE. AMERICAS, NEW to A n n e c a b o t , t o e Ma n their decision to ;;o tA (Thlna. When i&BORWST Alao state (lagging. Boitoii Notch Septic Tanks Overhauled . Bring the Kids to See YORK 86. N. Y. c h e s t e r EVENING HERALD, Cowart.'Bell, and Griggs (reached w Quarry. Ml. *-0817. ETompt 'de A L COE JR. a b o u t ONE CELLARS SANTA for FREE GIFTS! With your pattern order Include 1180 AYE. AMERICAS. NEW the United States the Ahmy ar livery. I 04Y* * • • • WATERPROOFED ' RON. SCHULZ Post Auction Roc^ns an additional' 25 cents for your YORK 86, N. Y, rested t h e m ^ charges of betray CHRISTMAS DEILIGHTS (or rug "Connecticut’s Largest Auction copy of our fascinating new fall A Now avaUbale— the 1955 Needle ing their gov8mfnent. Momter of tho Auît luroou of Cireulatioa TEL. Ml 9.4143 I work Album printed in attractive Snpretne Court Ruling hookers! Charlotte Stratton's new Firm winter '55 pattern ' book. \ This .'BRiHMnffiwiMrqMiMi book, "Rug Hooking Made Easy." TOW N tt COUNTRY Dairy Queea No. 1 Rte, No. 8, Berlin ’Turapika latest edition of Basic Fashion con colon. It contains 56 pages of But the U.S. Supreme CTourt 488 HARTFORD RD. . -Vewington. Conn. * tains a wealth of sew-slmple, up- lovely deeigns — plus 8 gift pat ruled last month that persona now 33-3* Rug juittems, strip cutters and framsa. (Colonial Bemnant Shoppa, DRAINAGE CO. N E A R McKEB Opp. Connecticut Light nnd to-the-minute atyles, apeclgl fea terns. directions printed in book. civillana cannot be tried by courts- nsnoNu usm cowoi Power Co. Building tures, color and style. Only 25c a copy! ' — martial for offenses allegedly com- 118-Cantar St. ); f~' OOP V

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' i: ■ I. ' ' '■ '■'I . I .. t n Average Dully Net P re « Ran \ The Wdather . TUESDAY, DECEMBER 13, 1958 F m the Week Ended Dee. It. 19M FeroeMt ef S. •. WeatMr p a c k TWENTY-FOUl Manrii^stpr lEo^nins %pral& Net so oeld, few light saew 1 1 ,9 2 3 riee likely Inte tonight. Low S5-M . Thursday cloudy,-;aenU«red UgM Group R.epeats . Kember of the Andlt •now gurries, colder Th:~ lander AboutToyra Emergency Doctors Bnraan ef ClreoIaUen night. High 88-49. M anchester-Â City o f VUlago Charm 100% WCX3L Mr*. Theodore C. Zimmer, 472 Physician* of the Manchester Play at Parly Main 8t., a member of the Wat^'e Medical Assn. Who will re»pohd EVERYONE ENJOYS W and one of the caat which to emergency call* tomorrow Of Garilen Club VOf.. LXXV, NO. «S ^ (THIRTY-TWO PAGfES—TWO SECTIONS) MANCHESTER, CONN^ WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 14,195$ tOaesIfled AiverMsing osi Pngo i#) LEBANON SCOTCH PLAID preiented the ehow "Ton* of Fun” afternoon and evening are Dr, PRICE FIHB CBMTi in Wetherafleld I**t Friday and Gerard Miller, Tel. MI 3-8629 m Saturday nlghU, gave a supper and Dr. Nicholas Manpalo, The Christmas party of the Man party at her home Saturday night Tel. MI 9-8694. m chester. Garden Club last evening U.S. Blasts Russia BLANKETS for in member* of the cast follow In Woodniff Hall of Center Church ing the' performance. Russians Seek UN Mis* Emily Kissmann. 237 was highlighted with-a repeat pre ____ # Fol* 15 U.N. Vetoes ,7 2 x 9 0 NEW LOW * 13.95 The Ward Group of the South Spruce St., wa* reelected president sentation by the Thespis n Players I')!: PRICE SIZE ,Methodl»t W8CS will meet tomor of the Ladies Aid Society of Zion of "The Christmas Lamb," a play Waahiitgton, Dec. 14 (F) — Dolores Annis Faces row at 7:48 p.m. with Mr*. Lor Lutheran Xhurch for the year in two scenes by Agnes Peterson. Emergency Parley 'The U niM States Kid today raine Peterman, 40 Jordt St. In- 1986 at the recent annual meet Based on a Christma^ tradition of Russia took a position “ that One o f the smartest styled blankets on the market. Color atead of exchanging gift* among ing of the society. Mr*. Raymond the will of the, majority ba the member*, they w i' bring gift* Miller wa* reelected secretary: Provence, when the finest lamb In ful Scotch plaid with wide red satin bindintr. the countryside is presented at the damned" when It c u t a string and wrap them for boy* and girl* Mr4. Frederick Mlkollte, vice presi of IS vetoes yesterday against dent; Mr*. Anna Grhna*oni treas creche, and It Is lost Just prior to On New Members ^ Other 1 0 0 % Wôl Blankets $12.95 to $22.50 at the Manafleld State Training nations seeking United Na School. urer, and Mr*. Andrew Tluck, the annual procession of the offer social secretary. ed lamb, there is great' consterna tions membership. tion. I There are 11 characters in U nited N ations, N. Y ., D e c .t» * “ >- however, Us would not p8«m At the same time, Stata De Clifford A. Carlaon lOt.5 Tolland it on the agenda unUl after the partment preu officer Lindoln ree Tpke., Buckland, and Walter J. The all-group meeting of the the play and the medieval costumes 14 u. U colony today and. rounded up 135 Sun Ljimps. Heat Lamps state Capitol, Hartford, Dec.’ 14 (/P)— Goy. Ribicoff listened AMembly who announced the pro- time ahe w u In court, aa^ng (flV—Taking tha floor on a matter • Sessions In silence yesterday as GOP House lehder Norman K. Parsells tCiO^t a news conference, indi Red leader! in lightning raids. "Tee" when asked by Judge La- of personal privilege at tha open General Electric cated his country will u k the 'Balle If ahe would waive examina Electric Skillets told him Republicana are determined to let rent controls cx- The island flared In a new wave ing of the House aeision today. Seth Thomas Council to take stern action of etrikes, bombings and demon tion before being bound over to Majority Leader Norman K. Par- Sunbeam ()ire March 81. Ribicoff, a Democrat, met with legislature against Israel. He did njt disclose Superior Court. Mile luhed out at the Democratlo Electric leaders earlier for more than an^' strations protesting the antt-Red Westclox Syria's strategy but said it would move. Mrs. Annie w u quMtioned by admtnietratlon. Dormeyer hour In an attempt to get Re call for "meuures which have not police for about 8 ^ houra yoatef- Apiong other things PareeUe publicans to change their minds, Strikes for political purpoMa ara Pressure Cookers been asked before." Illegal, but building workers In day befora Chief Schendel an. charged: ’ Hamilton Beach Democrats favor extending rent Teacher Tells ReprtMls Possible nounced that ebe would be c)iarged 1. That Gov. Abraham A. RIU- controls. A bill h u already paued Nicosia downed their tools, mili s . The U.N. Charter authorizes the tary cantonment employes stopped with murder and held overnight ooff had ueed "half tnitha and the Democratic Senate which Council ta recommend a cesKtion without bond for arraignment to- mlastatomonte'* in diecuaring tha would extend controls for two Of Kidnap Ride of aggreMion. That falling, . the work snd even waiters in hotels day, refused to serve guests today. , ■ >.» .property oohdemhation Iswe. years. Republicans control the Council may call on U.N. members Mte. Doloru Aflnla flfl ahe InvMtlgatlbn of (he kUUog be 3. That the Democratic-ean^ House, however, about two to one, Newspaper printer* held urgent today fpllPwihg her ar- to seve.' diplomatic, economic, and ratgBmqnt in Town Court pa a I ttivrder charge. gan after Sgt. George McCaughsy troUed tlenata w u holding up Mlfi Appliance Dept. and Yvithout Republican support To Bay State communications tie* with the-ag-- meetinge. to _.declde. whe.Uier .to nccivcd Mrs. - Jamison^ block 'publication. lU at for "bargaiaiagpurpoeee."^ RongM. R*frig«rators the bill cannot become law. ' greuor nation. Finally, it may call 2:11 p.m. yesterday. HIto U ce a u Plate Ceatru* Thd J W HALC CORR See* Desperate Sltuatton on members for armed force to In some towns the strikers tried Patrolmen Thoniu Graham and I. That thei S t ^ Motor Vahlela Ribicoff reputed the Demo- Norwich, Dec. 14 (/P)—A 31-year- halt a»giKsion. to march to their union headquar Ooi Washers and All Oak St. Entrance MANCHitnn Conn* old Norwlcn school teacher told qrdon Neddow were first on the Department had eat up such rigid oratle stand that the. rental situa However, the council so far ters, but were disperMd by trooi|a scene and were Joined by Chief ■pecttlcaUaaa for 3,OOOJ)M )ieaM»' Other Appliances CORNER OF MAIN AND OAK STREETS tion in Connecticut-wiH become lu t night, .how. Jh« w m forced t* m *'n ever voted sanctions against uelhg tMr g u . * drive at gunpoint from Connecti Schendel, Lt. Walter CasMlIe, and platea coating SO canto a "desperate" if control* are per one of the parties in the Arab- .One British soldier was shot Sgt. Edward Wlnzler. they axclOded all Ctol „ mitted to lapse March 31. cut to Masuchusetts and then was laracli conflict, contending ItMlf locked in the trunk of his car. dead and another wounded on a / Chief Schendel took Immediate firma from meeting them ttkat ik*JW.HALC( At a news conference yesterday, with censuring the nation It con Ntcoeie street. Three more eoldiert charge of the Investigation and only one firm, in Portluhd. Ora,, IM.% Ribicoff said the rental situation Police have arrested a Brookline, siders the guilty party. \ r.',-- were wounded when a bomb Wo8 called in Hartford County Coroner could bid on them. In the state is "very, very serious.” Mass., youth, Nell J. Chiappini. in Israeli forces attacked four Boston, and charged him with kid thrown at them in Limassol. An* Louie Schaefer and County tietec- PRrsrilo said that if the Oov- I . ; T . He said the demand for rent* far other bomb wee exploded at Fama •mor felt, u he had eatd earilmr. f',-- •xceeds the supply. naping. He is held under $80,000 Uves John F. Riordan and Bidward bond for a grand Jury. (Continued on Page Twenty) gusta. Matua when Dr. Robert >KMney that- the Republican-backed btn He contended that working peo Tliose picked up included the perralttlpg the StaU Highway Do- ple will not be able to stand the William E. Marshall, the teach Jr., medical examiner, decided evi er. told this story: mayors of Limassol end Larnaco, dence pointed toward foul play. partment to pay more than the rent increues h» u y s will follow two of .the Island's largest towns; ■o-called "fair market value" for decontrol. • He left New York /for Norwich Mrs. Annis w u token , to Police Z i k t ^ about 11:30 a.m. Sunday, and saw Bonn Officials all members of the Ontral Com Hudquortera at 2:30 and quM Ribicoff said there ha* already mittee of the Cyprus Communist (Conttniwd w Page Itow ). 1950 been "rent gouging" in town* a hitchhiker in Staôrd. He tioned by theu Inveetlgatore, u - doesn't pick up hitchhikers, but the Party, known u Akelând Red of- companled by Policewoman JEdlth where controls have been taken Study Shift by fleers of the Labor Federation. off. He listed several town* where traffic stopped and the hitchhiker, Vlckerman, until about 11 o'riock PERFECT CHRISTMAS Who was'wearing a sign reading last night. he said there have been specific Also outlawed were the Commu At 11:18, Chief Schendel sold she R ed PLYMOUTH complaints to the State Rent Coi^- M.I.T. (Indicating he was bound Turncoat John nist Youth Organisation, AON; the lesmen' trol Commission. for the Massachusetts Institute of Red farmers’ association, EAK, would be charged with murder. 4.DOOR SEDAN He said the commission has no Technology) walked over and got and the ' Red women's group, He u ld the murder weapon w u GIFTS FROM $1.95 authority to remedy such condi in! the car. Bonn, Germany. Dec. \ f' (jp) _ PODY. The party newspaper Neoe owned by Mrs. Annis' father and Get Pledges of Gray. Radio, heater, defroster. tion* in town* where controls have Marshall said the hitchhiker Chancellor Konard Adenguer and Demorratis was ordered to cloM. had been used by her husband on Here Is the car you have been expired. looked like a college boy, but when his cabinet today diseased the However, the ban w m not ex Mverol hunting tripe. Jmnis bod waiting for. At present. 34 of Connecticut's he questioned him about --MIT^ senKtional return to .West Ger tended to the Labor 'Federation. been out hunting yeitefday, a c Ties with India 169 towns have rent control. Ribi which Marshall had attended,'TJe many of former intelligence chief The Britiah colonial governor, Gen. cording to police. ' apparently knew nothing about the Sir John Harding, asid his. regime r coff said these towns include all Otto John. New Drihi; A>ec. M (P»—Prem lu the large cities and represent 73 school. • An interior ministry spokesman "is most anxious not to disrupt the (Continued on Page SeVaateu> Marshall said the hitchhiker k >4 work of legitimate trade unlon- Bulganin and Nikita Xhnuhebtv,' per cent of the state population. | said John meanwhile *'wil's still lam.'' The Republir'an decision to stand i "You're a parson," but Marshall under interrogation here. He said Sovtet traveling iolesmen o f Cam- firm was reached at a caucus of told him he was a school teacher. the questioning could Isst four or Herding said the new crackdown munlat coopenition and discord, Republican legislators. The hitchhiker asked him five days. on the" strategic E“ u t Meditei...... srfan- left India todi^ after a monW of Reports .Excessive Kents several times to drive him to Bos "John is giving information esn ialand—headquarters for warming u y the Cbid War with iah forces In the Middle East- drg* B ulletins Puerto Rican immigrants in this ton. and Marshall refu.sed. voluntarily,” he said, "there has 0 bitter attapka on the WMlem na See Anyone Of U.s ordered because the Conimi lists tions. part of the country are being vie- . " " been nothing revealed so far that from (he AP Wires tlmfzedJ bvw .. unscnipuloua______L.,___ landlords *, * wooded area, the hitchhiker i would justify the filing of any They /le ft behind olSdgu o f he charges against him." (Oonttaiied OB Page closer notitical, dconomic and cul who charge excessive rents for | âll^'now drive me fnto Boston or BEAUPRE crowded slum apartments »">'* an , j.,, ^ John .Statement Veiled tural^Cooperation between Russia Nothing of what John was tell AFGHANS HOLD L'.S. AIDE and /this key nation of southern official of the Puerto Rican De- this point he forced Marshall Kni^l, A fg h u lstu , Dec. 14 partment of Labor. |- ing wss announced. There wa.s no Asf to stop the car and change clothes confirmation op the report by a (A*)—UbcoBflrmed Kports from a R u u iou planned to.fly di MOTORS Since most of the immigrants | with him. The hitchhiker took his Norik Afghnaistaa today sold 358 E. CENTER ST. apeak little or no English, .said West German newjragency that he Newsî(ji>its rect to Tashkent, in the south ,of | I wallet and wristwatch as well. had said a West' Hferlin physician. U.8. .ÂmteeaBilor Angus Wnrd Soviet' Asia',"'to welt out a- snow TEL. MI .3-1131 Eulalio Torres, chief of the serv- | The hitchhiker plhv plVved the radio Dr. Wolfgang Wohlgemuth, had w u held 'by police for three storm raging at Kabul, Afghonl- [’ ■■V' Ice section of the department’s m l-, loud and warned Marshall not to Culled from Wire* V- * _ . drugged him and ki^Jnaped, him hours for enteriog n reotricti •tep, final stop on their tour (gration division, they are easy vie- I exceed the speed limit, all the time from West Befjin. nren. N'elUirr the Afghan through non-CommunUt Asia. tlms of the landlords. keeping the gun in hts side. ’W’ohlgeinut left West Berlin ernment nor the U.H E m b ^ y Call for Atoniio Bon Torres made the statement dur- i "We arrived in Brookline about with John and.still is in East Ger sterilizing huniaa bdnes for use would confirm the report, m lch in transplanting by atomic energy In a filial communique, Bulganin many. u ld the. Incident oocurrMr four and Indian Prime Minister Nehru (Cbntinned on Page Twelve) (Continued on Page Twenty) Interior Minister Gerhard has been found possible\ by Uni 'days ago at Mozlr Sbbrif, a called', for "unconditional prohibi-* veriity of Michigan researchers A. Schroeder. John's boas when the frontier town 20 iqlle* from the tion'^ of nuclear and thermonu turncoat headed the West German Democratic foes of iVt^diated Kutslu-Afgban bbrder. clear weapon*:' along with a "eub- Iwvr Dixon-Yares contract wanfe Con- counterespionage set up, reported „ ' At a party earlter.this year at a happier time, Mrs. Doloru ■tantial reduction of conventional to the cabinet on John's aurpnaing gress- to tske direct hand in "no Annis caresMrher husband, Roy. . She is arcuecd of fatally shootr DULLES l a n d s IN FRANCE armament*, coupled with effectlva Diamonds^ Mink iêll return to the West. holds barreef,' court fight against Ing him yesterday with a .)2 gauge shotgun. Acquaintances,! Evfeux, France, De^ 14 (A»)— International control.’* Although authortities main' private power group's claim for stunned by the news of the shooting yesterdaj’, said Mrs. Annis U.S. Secretairy of State ' OuUee' But In a Mparate aUtement to tained alienee on John's question $3> j million In damages. was generally a fun-lovihg person, but seemed moody lately. arrived here today in a irilsty newimen . Bulganin and Khriiah- To Apply for a Loan ing,, and hia future, official'quar AFL-CIO President George ■___s ...... ——:—' » ' rain but In cheerful spirits for chev *ald the Sqviet Union could in any amount Like Mad in Gotham ters'’^ doubted that he would be Meany say* Prime Minister top-level talks with foreign min not disarm unleSe the other big tried for treason. TTie government Jawaharlal Nehru of ,India and uter* of the North .Atlantic Al- powers did.' $20 to $500 labeled him a traitor when he Marshal Tito of Yugoslavia are llu ce. Dulle* chatted amiably Until Komlc and hydrogen fill in this SHORT APPLICATION 16 PC. S'lÂRTER SET New York, D e c.'li iiPi--Ohiist-. more ahead of last year." A L,oa defected. Now many bellevf he "aides qnd allies of communism.” Yale Man in China Jail with U.S. Ambusodor C. Doug- weaponi/Are baitned "completely mas shoppers in Baltimore *re> Angeles retailer finds shoppers . . VPrei(ident Eisenhower calls at lu Dillon and other high of- MAIL • PHONI • srtRINOITIN. could qot be convicted because of and f ûnconditionally.’’ ^ they Boontonware Belle Boontonware De luxe buying handbags at $100 each.' fri 'hot Just' ' loioking:' okf ...... they're buying. the difficulty of proving he had tention of all Amerhans to "the flclala who greeted him but de declared. The Soviet Union is com $13.95 $15.95 most precious of liberties," those clined to mqke any comment on AMovsr siaucsTiO:. Dallas, they’re splurging on live And they're buying good merchan betrayed any secrets to the Com- pelled to„ and in the future will Idexirah burro* with carts. Mer- dise all the way down the line." l.munists. contained in Bill of Righti. Assails Women’s Styles prospecta. for the fortbeoming CHteS ir YOU.SIX □ UtSSIIO n i"KU take care (o, strengthen its defen You*n want to make it a Boontonware Christmas when you see our wide selec .chants along New York's Fifth Booming eniploymont snd high ! Bolaterlng thia was Interior ■ Kefauver campaign headquar talks. sive capacity and produce atemio MME:______Avenue say diamonds and mink wage.M are boosting Christmas ters say* Sen. Est4s Kefauver (D- and hydrogen wea^ns." Tenni will announce Friday New Haven, Dec. 14 UP) —A Ysle-J moved from the petty care* of life PIESINT tion of famous, well-nigh unbreakable Boontonware. Prices fit even a child’s are "selling like crazy.’’ trade in many of the natiqn'a great (Continued on Page Two) KKUS ANSWER PROTESTS The huge enthuaiutic crowd* ADDRESS:. That’s the pattern of Christmas industrial centers. Pittsburgh is whether he will actively aeek man criticized women's fashion* I while away the hour* resdinx, Berlin, Dec. 14 «/P/—T)i« Soviet which greeted the Russian* every DemoerKic presidential nomina recently—from -a (Communist Chi- plsymg rhea* and «banting such Union today sent thS Western »*0W L0N« HAVE YOU LIVED HERE?. hndget. We have individual place settmgs, starter sets and handsome service buying t,hia year. Ah Associated "8 to lO per cent ahead of normal." where on their four-week tour of Presa survey show* pre-Christmas J. W. Vanden Bosch, business tion . . . President Eisenhower 1* nese prison camp. bewitching old, n,adr'K»>« ■I" powers repttes to their Dec. 1 India and Burma again were out! New (^ve-iii EraBes froren off his putting green at , " _ _ Today Lady? "Uncle George, protest over threat* to the .4- HOME PRONE pieces. All are guaranteed against breakage*, guaranteed safe in a dishwasher’s retail trade in two dozen major analyst for (he Cleveland, Ohio, John T. Downey, 24. of New and "Klli-kill ^ Kili-klli W a t "c h. to give a goodbye ovation. Tour rORMER cities smashing record* right and Chamber of Commerce, says hea"- ) Gettysburg by subfreezihg wealh- Britain, a cousin of singer Morton power statim of Berlin. ing loudspeakers and free buse* er. ' ' Watch. Watch' and comparing The note* were relayed tn the ADDRESS:. hottest water. See Boontonware in a complete range of colors to mix or match— , left. People , are spending more ,ier Chriatma* sale* are expected Hope for Two Men Downey, wrote the letter to s new yer*e* of "Alouette." swelled the outpouring along the , . ,-L because payrolls in the greater Negro leader in fight for rights friend, who sent it on the the Yale Bonn headquarter* of the Allied route to the airfield and at tha PRESENT freely than ever-.before. And their "In ^he last eight months I’ve THIS IS IT I The bine** *I'P *«e*|*bf tti* year I Yewr.fave^ EMPLOYER:, Seafoam Green, Golden,Yellow, Copper Pink; Forest Green and Stone Gray. preference seem* to lean toward Cleveland industrial area for the of his race aay* he has sold hia Alumni magazine, which publish- embassies. Contents were not field Itself. — l-’ r final quarter of 19.58 are up about Fort Smith. Ark,, Dec. 14 (4*p — home and farm land for almost too book*, including I disriosed here. "I am leaving port of my h u rt - ita wosh 'n wear 100% nylon tricot boiîfuUy trimmed (MEtOYCrS gadgets, gimmicks, luxury gifts ed it. Ulcken* .Thackeray..; Scott, Tol- and frills, rather than "practical'' 83 million doilarr fi'om s year ago. The aides of a deep pit in which $200,000 but denies 'fleeing Mtsals- Downey, who graduated from behind in India," said Khrushchev, with nylon laces, nets end permanent nylon plMtsI Shop •tho men are buried beneath tone *toy, Balzac, Turgenev, Cervantes RIBICOFF LABOR AIDE SET (. ■ j MADE FOR mtahe emr itore your gift buying headquarters items. ■ » Here and there, you'll find ihop- elppl, loecause of threats Sgajnst Yale In 1981, h u been s prisoner echoing Indian Prime Minister eorly-lhey'll tell out quickly at this super, super sevingl 5.95 cwswaMqnwstBiumiwteHWwm pera curbing their Christmas of dirt and debris crumbled again hia life. . .University of i Maif: and many other* - • *how me a State Capitol, Hartford, Dee. Nehru's statement when he wouiid Amount Amount elMoRtlily Pi montifoT: ItM'ord Year Predleled in Communist CTiina since 1952. book and I've read it. of LOAN 12 MO. 1$ MO. 20 MO WRITTEN GUARANTEE WITH EVERY PURCHASE Confidence that this year's spending. A New Orleans depart early today, thwarting the efforts uchusetts senlornNesnd beaten and 14 lA’i—Gov. .Abraham A. Ribl- up hi*, visit to Russia lu t June. . A: Wi^ bcmdi of lo^^K el nylon net el bedke; penee* of rescue 'workers to And the vic bruised tell* police he' was *s- On Nov. 23. 1984, he wSs sen ' "In the saine period I've done roff said today he. Intends to ap NOW $M 1 S.41 (Thrlstmas volume w(ll top the re'e- ment store official notes thai tenced to life imprisonment by "Our entire generation will re ntntiy pleettd nybn trko4 et Kern.'While er PiniC Sites 32*40. 1M 1A.M 1 Tm gn . "shoppers are a little move cau tim*. . satil/ed and robbqd of wallet and 30me 23.000 c S 11 * t h e n I c.*. run point a labor relations expert to member your visit,” Nehru replied. 3M t9.V 24.SS If.tS ord levels of a year ago is evident Lsist in the 28-foot excavation auto by two men who called them Red China on charges of "spying." about 88 miles and washed shout handle state employe grievances, $: Heavenly bends el nylon letin accent exRuitbe lece et befh bedke 42.41 »9.M MM from San Francisco to New York tious this year. .Credit is a little Reusuree Non-Reds aince 4:4,8 (CST) yesterday after selves "thrill killers." With Richard G. Fecteau, 27. of loo items of . clothing. ~ asserting that this would be an But the Indian Prime Minister end Kemitne. White or finh. Sites 32*40. ’wsrtStfJ.’: and Boston to Atlanta. tight.*; And a surve^^y the Loa Lynn. Mass., he was shot down Angeles M irror______noon ere Lee Otia SIvley. about 4!5. State orders *11 car finance com Plenty of Food “ orderly Way to handle’’ such took pains to reassure the non- . C: IxciiiaB p**li.«;Aee aytsa Iocs bodies MichM dw kiiuiricM MU "We're ahead about 8 p»r cent," •Newi^lFfowa that on what the United State* govern-, "A* oii old chowhound, you’ll families in the $3,100 to $8,000 in a Fprt Smith fireman, and 18-yearr panies to renew all contracts ii- problem*. Communist world, u he had ■wssp njion kit* k*m niPW. Wlikt sr Pink. Sixst 32-40. TMPHONI • WUTI « or VISIT- Kya President Herbert Wilson of old Donald Daggs,' a cohatrUction aued since June 30 to determine ment called a routine leafiet. drop find this a veritable paradise — Emery, .Bird Thayer Co., Kansas come bracket are buying leaa for several times after hts Ruaelan worker from nearby Hartford, that no purchases were over ping mi»aion_over North korea. between my mother and the Red HELAUS SECURITY PROBE : visitors’ bluts at the West, that $ City,.'-' ■' ChratmU than a year ago. Rk - Ark. Both men are believed to )>e charged. under new law placing (TuuiU Old Madrigal* Cross Vm practically buried now 0.98 WMblagton, Dec; 14 iJP)— our friendship with the Soviet sons include: new babies, medical , “Business is excellent,"' declares dead. ceilings on such rates. . . . Social Downey's mot(ier, Mrs. Mary V, under ham, spam. Jam and Lord ^Ltoyd -Wright, Lm Angelee at M v e w w e bills, payments on new homes, Union i* not directed agaiut any PINANCI CO., INC. Th€ ,^fohn P. Murphy, president of Hig- They, were imprisoned beneath Security Administration rules per- Downey, is a school teacher in New know* what else, but I’m eating torney, today w u elected chnlr- body.” ' - tessuuMjnin . • smmsmm. CORR ' dm's. Cleveland. U. H. Segner, vice higher property taxes. Higher SUNCHCStM • Hmmi MITCMtU S-SIM dirt, chunks of old eenerete and aona employed by Communist Britain. Hia father is dead. my way back slowly' to the aun- BMm of a opeolal Mpartlaaa eone- "Our getting clou to the Soviet T b t J S K H A U CORR AAANCHliTni CpNN gfesident of Seattle's Bon Marche, Income shoppers ore spending, lav- splintered timbera' when the aides Party and its affiliates sre not 7T>e letter reeds: lllht. ‘ I’m pretcntly 'Wwalting a Ofsee Mondey, Tuceday, Wed&ee- wflailea cru tod by Ooagreee ts Union dow not mean that wq a n MANotuTiR Comm- ' iK Oribes 'buslneM os .“ very, very •UglM* for federal old-age retire "Aa for my day,. lifb here le laqolK iatn all anu etn at day, Friday 9:80 to 8:80—Thurs food^-«o for, tt'i 10 p*r cent or .(Ocattaoed Pof* NIm ), CORNKR MAIN AND OAK STREETS .(OeaMmu i Poga Tpa). ment benefits. nothing if not placid. For ro- (OMitfMefl iw Pflgn XhIfty-OM). gnvnn— u F n aaeonly ye « • ■ F ain CONER MAIN AND OAK STREETS days 9:30 to 8 and open SOturdaya. ; Loans made In nil nearby towna. ■'1,

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