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Dress Sale! 1 0 1215-*20 ' ‘ ^ ■■ ■ 'i 7 T 'v; \ 1 I t •• V-""' ' V. FRIDAY, JANUARY 10, 1988 i '-' PAGE EIGHTEEN \‘ -U-4- Bloodmohile Visits Center Church Monday from 12:4^ to 3:30 p. m. The executive board of the About Town Buckley School PTA will meet Monday night at 8 o'clock at the Average Daily Net Pre«s Run 'Die Weather school. For the Weak Ended Foreenst ef U. 9. Weather Banna ThrM MaJichester arUflti are ex- j Jnaunry 4, U58 ^blU nf In the Invitatldti exhibl* The Manchester Child Study - Uon of watercoJors by Connecticut Group will meet Tuesday at 1 p.m. Toalghi—eienr, colder. Lew 0 te Artlata which opened today at In' the library ' of’^ the Buckley 12,558 8. Snndny, lUereeelng eleudfawee, / School. The leader of the discus­ Teachera OoIlei;e in New Britain. Member of tke Audit chnaee of enow. Migk near $0. They are. Nathan KnoMer, Mr*. sion on the topic "This Is My Very Burenn ef CXrenlntioB Margaret Olmsted and Stephanie Own" will be Vincent Ramial, prln- Manche$ter~-—A City o f Village Charm Samek. The exhibition will be open dpal of the school. All are isrel- through Feb. 8. come. (aaselfled Advertiolng en Page 8) PRICE FIVE CENTS VOL. LXXVII, NO. 86 (TEN PAGES) MANCHESTER, CONN., SATURDAY, JANUARY II, 1958 / . Bandit Killed By Irtnt Police; S W U.S. trio \ / 'Tehran, Iran, Jan. 11 ^— Ban­ dit Leader Dadahah, accusad of >OPENTONKrHT TILL 9:00 • OPEN ALL DAY MONDAY • CLOSED ALL DAY MfEDNESDAY murdering three Americans last London, Jan. 11 ( 4 V - T h e T ^ ^ ^ Martfh, was killed by gendarmerie beep^beep w«$ heard over Eu forces today. In a gunflght - near Take Elevator • FREErARKIN0,rHrdttt*ra could be a long distance from Loii' the Pakistan border, police report­ HOUSEWiRES DEPARTMENT Hale's Fashion De|7f. to Second Floor rope and in Ohio today, but don,” the engineer e a ^ Radio tele- ed. the Swedish government said printer eyatem* aeitd coded radio He had been fought since the ^ (LOWER STORE LEVEL) • s r e e n sn u ra , Witt (Mil n i m aignala to activate teletypea for It was caused by an idling commercial and hews reports. three were liain in Iran's aouth- \ Russian teleprinter, not by a eastern desart. They were Kevin / ^ e heard It moat strongly at M. CkurolL 37, of Issaquah, Wash., Bars Soviet new Soviet aputnik. ^.03691 megacyclea, and It seem* a point four area development ad­ Pravda Hits .O F F O N A L L DRESS SALE! The vleWe of the Swedlah govr to have ^ i t shortly before noon viser; hia wife, Anita. 35,. and Domestic Dept. Specials ornment'a radio ' monltpra cqm- (London time)," he added. Brewster A. Wllaon, 35, of Port 'v> ' eid ^ vrith thoae of the Britiah M. '4 V * at V ' “ Broadcahtlng Corp. BBC earlier Heard In Okie land. Ore., a specialist of the Near West’s Plan Appeals for SLEDS IN STOCK JANUARY WHITE SALE SPECIALS In the United State*. h«m oper­ East Foundation and ''contractor 0 had said the beep actually might ator Francis Strait of Columbus, for the International Cooperation LOW PRICES ON FAMOUS be a teleprinter idling./" A opokeaman foivswedene Bhi- Ohio, said he heard' "an awfully Adminiatration (ICA) in Iran, Early Talks BRAND SHEEtS AND CASES koplng Station saja the beep-beep familiar beep-beep-betp” near the Four Aide* Captured For Parley R«9 . $15.95 Now $11.95 wee heard at 80:025 megacycles 20-megacycle band from 4:10 to • Gendarmerie Commander Gen. TYPE m LADY PEPPERELL on the aputnik wavelength for 4:15 a.m. London time is five AUghoH Golpira. announcing Dad- By J(»IN M. HIGHTOWER - Nationally R»9 . $11.75 New 5 8.95 1 0 hours ahead of Ohio. shah's death, aald four of the London, Jan. 11 (/P)—Prav­ hour* but traced to a “typical Washington, Jan. 11 (JP)— Rod. $13.25 New $ 9.95 COMBED PERCALE Ruaatan frequency ahlft teleprint­ After that the signal grew tribal bandit's aides were cap­ da today re.iected western Known weaker but semed to hold tured in the gunflght near Haft 8ugge.stions for a foreign President Eisenhower is ex­ Rtq. $14.95 New $10.95 er trenerhltter.” ^ \ Reg. 13.19. 72 x 108..............S 2 .2 0 Sending Clear Text steady note. Strait reported: Kuh. He said the fighting lasted ministers’ meeting instead of pected to send Soviet Premier Brand Rt9 . $ 9.95 New $ 7.1 He eaid the printer wae now (In Washington, an Air Force several hours. ' a summit conference as a 'Bulganin a message this Limited to present stock while it lasts. Bending clear te x t. In Ru»alan af­ duty officer, the only one avail Iran's "desert for" and.hta band weekend holding open the Reg $3.39. 81 x 108............ .$ 2 .4 0 ter being Idle for about three able at the early hour, said radio.ambushed the Americana March 24 method of breaking East- houra. The teleprinter ie a device monitors had reported no activity a* they drove in two Astlon West deadlocks. door to an eventual summit 1 2 1 5 - * 2 0 Reg. $3.89. 90 x 108. ..... $ 2 .6 5 that tranemlt* newe and messages on the frequency. wai^ope acroee mountainous coun- The suggestions have been made conference, but rejecting (The Naval Research Labors imofficlall.v In reaction to Soviet Mine Aluminum Covered by radio algnai. There wae no ex­ '; X,. _ i_ ■ Bulganin's bid for such g ses­ Reg. 79e. 42 x 38'/} Canes . ..6 9 # planation of why the algnai wa* Premier Nikolai Bulganin's latest sion within three months. Regular Values'^ heard over euch a wide area. (Continued on Page Five) (Continued OB Page Nine) round of letters a.sking for a sum­ Eisenhower’s reply has been co­ *lt sounded quite like ■ aputnik mit meeting within two or three s l ig h t ordinated with those going from IRREGULARS O F 3 for S1JN) at the »Urt," the Swedish *poke*- montM. The 15 NATO nations are the government chiefs of Britain, Sauce Pan $14.95 to $29.95 man aald. reported lining up behind rejection lEAUTIFUL NEW AMERITEX NO-IRON MORGAN JONIS PART UNEN of' the request, already turned France and other Allied nations in Report* *1*0 came from West response to a aeries of notes Bul­ PERMANENTLY PLEATED Reg. $3.95 SPECIAL I Jacket dresses, casuals, holiday dresses, wools, peau Germany, Finland .and Norway. down by the Western Big Three. In an artlrie broadcast by Mos­ ganin sent Free World leaders la de soie, silks and crepes. Sizes 7 to 15. 8 to 20. 10Vr All the monitors said the sound* Missile Chief Blasts December. It la understood the re­ DISH TOWELS were on or around the sputnik cow Radio, Pravda said a foreign to 24«/,. \ minlater'a meeting “jvould be more plies also win cover the substance SKIRT FABRIC LIBBY SAPEOGE wavelength. of new Bulganin messages to After working for several hours likely to heap fresh obstacles In Hand Washable, Drips Dry 4 r,r 99e the way of a summit conference." NATO leaders and heads of many with monitoring and direction- Ike’s Space Agency other governments this week. finding equipment, a senior BBC The Commmunist Party Paper j Extra abaorbeaL nen-IInt; pink and green, imiltl-etripe said a summit, conference could be i Dulles Gives Clue -'V red. Mae end green border*. engineer suggested the signal* an inch might have been transmitted by a, success I f nations taking part, Secretary of State Dulles gave 4 TERRIFIC CLEARANCE BUYS an Idling teleprinter. Washington. Jan. 11 (Jb—TheMeadershlp in straightening out the | ahmved "a sense of reaHty.” Bul-i the guidelines of U.S. policy at a 10 oz. size. Boxed. Set of six. ' "The aignals came from the top Air- • —Force missile---- . man says 'i armed■ forces,- and'if. hia first ------move' ganin's letters went Thursday to I news conference yesterday. He said All you need Is your waist measure plus one Inch. A beautiful From Our Main Floor Uofiartnionts President Eiaenliower’’* plan for j is publicly condemned by one of almost ever>- nation In the world no summit meeting should' be held solid color with gold lurex pin stripe. Black, navy, scarlet, tur­ Reg. 89e ^PECIAL a unified space, agency would the services T think that is unfor- Negotiation on ‘Reason’ '—as Bulganin proposed Thursday quoise and pecan tan. CLEARANCE January $6!e waatefully duplicate Air Force I tunate." Pravda added tliat negotiations —within two or three months. But Also unpleated matching drip dry fabric for waistband and CUISEOOT! U M I^D gCANTITTt Curran Landed capabilities ahready in existence. | other giinators, however, said. must be conducted "from a posi­ Dulles left open the possibility of- blouses, B8c yard, 36" wide. Maj. Gen. Bernard A. Schrlever|, ___gchrieverlever waa just being frank tion of ren.non and .not one of some future top level session pro­ LADIES’ BELTS $139 LARGE SIZE RI NNERR IN added last night that the and airing a aerioua dlsagcwment. strength. .. the tone of the NATO vided “there is adequate prepara­ Bv Own Qioice Force Is ready to undertake "at a $ehriever crlticixed the Defense summit conference last month waa tion for it and a reasonable assur­ Radiator Leather belts in winter colors, H t t e r n e d l o o p r u g s e/ relatively early date" such spate Department decision to use both to prepare to negotiate from ance it will accomplish some de- age project* as unmanned recon­ the Army Jupiter and the Air strength.
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