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Mcmbca at the .Audit tlv# raw membara. w ba held yaar, on hla first.tour, he aang In Burcan af drenlatlon. lu nfteraoan. High tn upper Me^ Alfr«4 M. UUmihsl, noted au­ Friday, Nov. 4, at the knighta of 12 .major ctUea and made four tele- M anehe*ter—~A City o f VUlage Charm Columbue Home at S o’clock. Any All newa carriera In thla aioa 2S% Off OB All filalat Rsmii FaraHora thor, iacturtr and expert on Middle for the Herald. Hartford Courant Tha singing Catholic priest from vision art?earancea. • Zhat affaire, tinu'lecture at the mother of <Mthollc children who the ^ U a h lalea. the Rev. Sydney He haa doubled the number of Soin* o u o ^ -o A M : kofbf ewnploto M tt ' \ ■ la intireatcd In Joining thU or- Or Hartford TImea are lnvlted< to Wdet Ktddle School. S27 Alylutn ah, will five a concert of concerts 'on hla second visit Six (OMssimie da Fnaa Se> ge^aatiilaaUQil la Invite^ to attend. - the meeting of the Methodiat Men fD L . LXXV, NO. 23 (TWRNTY-rOUR PAGES—TWO SECTIONS) MANCHESTER, CONN., THURSDAY, OCTOBER 27,1955 PRICE FIVE CBNTB^ Ava,, Hartford, toeaorrbw night at at the South Methodiat Church el Ic roualc et the Buahnell Me- weeks of the year Father Mac- ■ O’clock, on the Arab countilea 7:30 tonight, to hear Walter Sage orlal in Hartford Friday evening E>iran tpenda on tour and the re­ CHAMBERS FURNITURE SALES and Baat. 'Hia lecture te St>^l!StN^iule Thaddcua Mothara 'for the beneflt* of, the scholarehtp Clrole ^ meet tont^t at 8 of the Hartford Tlmea. He wltl mainder of the year he devotes to bMnf apOnaored b ^the Women’e talk end ehow'adund moviea. fund of the Greater Hartford Cath­ hla pariah m tha village of' Loch­ Low Ovoriioeid — YMi Sovo. Byrtaa-LObaneae Club of Hartford. o’clock at the home Mfa. John olic Oraduatee Club. McDermott m Bolton. gilphead, Argyll, Scotland, 70 miles ‘M l E. Middio TuniDilio>*Tol. Ml 3-51R7 lines T te pnbllc la Invited. The YWCA V l v e i ’ Thuraday Father MacEwan waa bom in from Glasgow. Bowling Leagui^ which meeU Glasgow at;d educated at the Uni­ The Hartford concert will begin: Opon DaHy 10:00>5:M—Evoniogt 7f30-i:30 . Thuraday momlngw^t 8:45 at the versity of Glasgow and the Royal at 8:15 p.m. and tickets are^avail- ^ S ^ P O R T Community Y. haa m m for more Academy of- Music in London. able at' the audttpriuffl. FaU to W in bowtera. A baby aittor for amMl Karly In hlf career he auditioned THBv' children ia available a ^ e break for the late John McCormick who eiRL SCOUTS made- for coffee. Y w i^ ihcm- encouraged him In hla work. Fa-\ beralup la requirtd to jollt^ Any­ thar M4cBwan'a singing voice has SUPPORT Council Bid one interceted may call the \WCA much the same tonal quality aa THE office for further Informetlok or John McOormack’a. He haa ^ven United Nations, N. Y., Oct. attend the bowling tom orrow imfuiy, concerts In the British lalea, GIRL SCOUTS 27 (JP)— The U.N. Assembly ihnrnlng. New Zealand and Australia where . '5l London, Oct. 27 (JP>—Pfin- he broke all box office records, eess Mu^ar'et paid a surprise fa il^ to break its* deadlock evant those set by McCormack pRll on the Archbishop of over a hotly-contested Securi­ A uction Conducted himaelfi He. haa niora than , a mll- Canterbury today—-presum­ ty Cpuncil seat today as*it re- aum^ voting after a week’s At W ales Session ably to dtbeuss her xomance ______ .■ -/■ with Peter Townsend. recess. ^ V Today’s Irilttml ballot was the Due to unforeahen elrcumitancM GEN T Thla talk behind cloaed doora between the .Pl^neeaa and the iGitii slnqe the Assembly firot tan- Miaa Arnold .of the ComiMtlcm glM two veeks ago over thaMat Will Receive ranking prelate gf the Church of I^rv Council'waa uitable^ gUre TVSE ICE Whi^ formerly haef, been helt^y her talk on nutrition X t England cbuld decide her love of-, Daye . A Can lair with the divorced war hero. eastern European countries, 'nia ■■■ V night'* WaUa meeUng/ln.'®nker uondldatte for the seat ara the Hall. However, th^-^ea^rceful NIgtaU Flua Farta The Princeea drove to Lambeth TEL. S-SIM JPUaee, reaidence Of the Archbiah- PhiUppinba backed by the United Security Guarantee nlembera aubatltut^ whAt proved States, a i ^ Yugoslavia, supported to be a Ijeat aucMaa, gamely, a ' op, Dr. Geoffrey Flaher; one day after the London Times warned b y. Russia and th.e British Oomi Parcai Poat at^idn. / monweolth t^tmlricA Pravtoua t ^ h e vacation aeaaon, her editortally th a t‘ if she mar­ H By JOHN M.-HIGHTOWER ried Tosvnsend she mUat follow-In V - The vote on the lOth ballot waa tha jnem beX Were/aaked to mail SO foe the Phtli^ines and 84 for pachagte from the' different pieces the footatepa of 'her . uncle, tha Geneva, Qct, 27 </P)—-Rusaia and the western potvers o p ^ Duke of Windsor, and renounce Yugoslavia. rhrea\delegates were ed another historic and not too hopeful, confermtee here today visltad./Ona ranle from as far as absent and three abatalned. A th e ^ ' Qreecal another from New ■U hSTi royal rights. Thla -would to see whether they can Rfree upon a formula for unifying TRtPLEWf Bwon she would take no. more Must Get ‘lWO|'Tni|^ Vote B ru n ^ ck , Odnada, and so on Mrs. To ba-elected « candidate must Germany and securinR permanent peace in Europe.' > le B a n w t was tha auctioneer, part In vhe ceremonial dpUes of the royal family. receive two-thirda of aliNtba votes Foreign ministers of the Rig Four Rations settled down'to ^ d uie g ^ t variety of the con­ STORES^ cast.- ,v tents tf^the packagca ereatad Talk AibaMt on Hour work in the council room of the Palace of Nations at 4 :16 p.m. much^interaat among the more ~ The Princeeb remained In Lam­ . Tha nth ballot waa \ unre­ Secretary of State John Foster Dulles, Foreign Secreti^ tham^lOO mamberk present, fncl beth Palace for almoat an hour. stricted, or not limited. t^.U|e Philippines and Yugoalavia.\ It Harold Macmillan of Britain and French Foreign Minister ' • / / dentally eight new membera were She went without fanfare on thla Antoine Pinay had agreed beforehand to presa Russia’s 'V. M. wAlcumed last night and tha me^- IT LL PAY YOU TO Important Journey in her life. She failed, however, to produce \harsAtp. active and Inactive, a'p Barbara Beede dfove from Clarence House, where FRINGESS MARGARET significant change. The vote was'' Molotov to accept German unity on western terms. 'proachea the 250 mark. X' . she ,iVea with Queen -MoUier El- Philippines 30, Yugoslavia 25, ■ They were prepared te c o n f r o n t ........... —- ■ ■ 1 ■ 1 India 1. Harvey Ward, able director of Miss Barbara Beeda will (Umce IgabeUk People on the street looked ward Vli, to leave the throne 19 the Soviet dlplomatio chief with [ . ' / On the 12th ballot, ala- - unre­ the aaaoctatlon’e recent. aucceaaful In the minatrel show to be pre> up in surprise as she drove by. / yeara ago iii order to .marry Wal- a two-part_progrom.■P' - - Offering to A c l l ^ S O n S a y S vaHety ahow, "Tpna of Fun,*’ waa stricted, the. Philippinea received guarantee Rusaia against German sehted by Campbell Oouhhll No. A barrier to the marriage of lla Warfield Simpeon, an American 32 votes, Yugoslavia 34 and India made the first honorary member. the 25-year-old Princeaa . is that J'divorcee. aggression In futurs if Kussla wilt Hla wife, Mrs. Henriettk Ward, 573, Knighta of Cblumbuh, In the Townaend ia a divorced man. The Margaret'a romance la tx>mpll- 2^ agree to merge EXat and Waat waa chairman o f the refreahment Verplanck School auditorium Nqv. Church-o f England: frowna- on the cotad by tha fact that har eUtar. Britain’s Sir Plersoi Dixon then Germany through nationwide free Dulles FoUcies Committee last . n l^ t and Mrs. proposed Uiat the Aasembiy poai- 'clectlphe. The wetlerh''irttnlktOrs 10. 11 and 12. ra m a n ii^ of ^vorcad persona Queen ESizabeth II, la titular head ppne fufUier voting for. 10 days. Mary iJttle, aa usual, did an ar- Thla will be her fifth'appearance While -former - partnera still of the - hurch and could not be In ora convinced a fta r Oannon -vote tmtlc iob o f Tjecoratlng the -tables: is i~ffantier "Ih~thS TBidW, WlCRDft are alive, aa the former Mrs.
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