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,V-.rr,: ,V' • ’ I /■ A- ■.■w' MONDAY, DECEMBER . 8, 1952 Manchester Stores Will Be Open until 9 O^clock Tonight FACE EIGHTEEN Hlaurlipatpr lEiiPtung lipraUi "T* ~i| liiieW
be from now until after New Mra. James Vandervoort, who The Rockville Emblem Club No. Tear’s. . Thu Weather Superintendent of Schools 5 will hold. a potluck and Christ AToragt Ditiljr Net Prees Run Fereenst of C. 8. Wenther m Arthur H. Illing will discuss plans waa a professional model in New Finish Display mans are still being formulated York City,' has been added' to the mas party Wednesday night at by firemen of Hose Company 3 on For the Week Ended Abdii^own for Manchester’s new high school 6:30 at the Elks Home lft,,Rock- YEQR ROUND CONDHlONlNii at a meeting of the Washington- group who will display gowna and Spruce street who will also erect Dec. 6. 1MI> lingerie this evening at the fash ville. Members are asketLAo bring At North End a display. Included ill the plana are Cloudy tonight with leg South school Child Study group a dollar gift for the grab bag. iiiiiiiM ?: tomorrow at 2 p.m. in the library' ion show and Christmas decoration the carol sing that first began a Highest Professions! Standards driazle enriy Wedneedny. program of the Soroptimlsts In year ago. , . . . iu meetln* In Tinker HeII tonight of the Washington, School. Prior The lights were turned on last 10,815 tonight 44. Woodruff Hall of Center Church Anderson-Rhea Post VFW Auxil i Member a t the Audit * t 8 o'clock. The committee mak to his talk, two films will be shown. iary will hold its regular meeting night at the nativity acen* that 1 Local reeUeala have coafUeaoe la tha ing pinna for the children'a Christ- "The Drop-Out,” and "The Stay Miss Alyce Salisbury will be tpe Bnrenn ef CirenlntleiM Manchetter— A City of Village Charm narrator. Mra.-Julia McCarthy of tomorrow night at 8 o’clock "At the was erected by the Manches SOFTl SO SAFEI " dtgalty aad depeiidablUty »f 4 maa party will make its final re in’; also a fllih strip, "The 1»51 post home. Members are reminded Newer reeMeate have expreeeed approvaU School Building.” All parents are Rockville will demonstrate pack ter Improvement Association at port at tonight’a meeting. age-tying, I?OQr. prizes will be to bring gifts Bultable for the SO TRUSTABLEI (TWENTY-FOUR PAGES—IN TWO SECTIONS) \ PRICE FIVE CENTP welcome. packagjLXor service men. Refresh- Depot Square. Final pieces of the MANCHESTER, CONN., TUESDAY, DECEMBER R, 1952 awarded and refreshments served. display were put up yesterday. (CtaaMfled AdvertMng ea Png* t f ) The Divine Spiritual Circle will nienta will be served.^ The Stanley Group of the South Proceeds will be used toward the No programs have- been ar meet at the Uthuanian Hall on purchase of a wheel chair for a Methodist Church will meet for a Herbert E. Johnson HI Of 56 ranged.this year by the Improvers Modess Golway atreet tonight at 8 o’clock. crippled child.' for carol singing. Previous at [Fui\erdl T b r "speaker-E’lll be Mrs. Ruby Christmas party tomorrow night Gardner street, was among 6.000 at 7:45 in the church parlors in- engineers from all parts of the tempts have not attracted large Jones of Hartford. Mary Bushnell Cheney Auxiliary. enough crowds to make it worth Court Bars stesd of at the home of. Mrs. No. 13, USWV, will hold its busi country who lost week attended while. However, it is expected that Doris West a.* originally planned. the 73rd annual ,eonvention of yic school children will conduct their Manchester ■ Garden Club mem Members are reminded to bring ness meeting tonight at 8 o clock Ameriican Society of Mechanical •OX OF 12 3 9 * V ishinsky C laim s UN in the Slate Armory, with the new usual carol sings. bers are reminded of the annual 25c gifts for the grab bag and gifts Engineers .at the Statler and Mc- A lgonquin French Rush Troops Christmas party this evening in preaijdent. Mrs. Laura Loomis and Work waa being completed to Center Church house. Entertain for Stanley pals. her associate ofBcers occupying Alpin hotels In New York. day on the Tall Cedars display in ment will be provided by the pro thell^ positions. Center Park If the scene la fin- MIAMI’S 2 2 5 M M N S L gram committee. A social time Reservations for the Army and Sislcrlioocl to See ished by tonight, the main switch in iililifi n J Pipe Links with refreshments will be enjoyed, Navv Auxiliary Christmas party The Immaculate Conception will be thrown. ■ The display wdH DRUG DEPARTMENT N ot P ron iotin g P e a c e on Dec. 16 at the club " mi st be x . ^ and the garden fans will exchange Mothers Circle, will hold a Christ h r appropriate gifts. made by Dec. 14, by contacting mas psTty at the home of Mrs. T o'Sk its T uesday , :______— White Plains, N. Y., Dec. 9 either Mr.«. Max Schubert or Mrs. William J. Shea on Boulder, road r 'S - n New York, Dec. 9—(/P>— Soviet Foreign Minister Andrei 8t. Rita's Mothers Circle will Florence Sullivan Those attending Wednesday night st 8 o’clock — (/P)— A court action upheld hold ' a meeting and Christmas are askeo to bring a dollar grab Two skits will be presented when ^ I Vishinsky sailed for home today with the cominent that the today the efforts of 13 West To Quell aaitv Wednesday night at «;30 at the Sisterhood of Temple Beth U chester county property bag gift. The annual meeting and election Sholom holds its monthly meeting • G/e j.‘work of the (United Nations) General Assembly as an in- ithe home of Mrs. Clarence Peter of oincers of Manchester Lodge owners to prevent completion son, 35 Lockwood atreet. ■ The December meeting of the tomorrow night in the vestry of • I gtrument of peace is not satisfactory.” Vishinsky made the No. 73, A.F. and A M , wHi be held the T:mnle. Day Tuesday at HALEYS comment before newareel and tele-. of small links in the Algon Before Getting Down to Business Keeney School PTA will be held at the Masonic Temple tomorrow- Shop vision cameras aa he boarded the | tomorrow night' at 8 o clock at One enttlled, "If Men Played quin Gas Transmission Com Evacuating night at 7:30. Thfre will be a social Cards A« Woipcr. Do,” has a cast Supersonic French liner LIberte. _ , i the school. Arnold Lawrence, hour and reffeshment.s at the con Hia remark!, translated by Alex- ' M cGranery pany's pipeline from New Jer architect for the proposed new clusion of the meeting. Worshipful that includes Bill Cooper, Sol OPEN UNTIL 4 P. M. andre Soldatov, and aide, were: | sey into New England. school, will .be .t.he.g.iiest speaker Master W alter S. Bi^adwell urges Cohen, Sam Primack and George R o ck e t-Je t Supreme Court Judge Elbert T> E u rop ean s Slossberg. The other, "The Run "You asked me to say a few j and will show the plans for the all members who can attend to do ______I words before my departure. I do j Gallagher vacated hia order of July KooiJSdkc new school. Anyone interested away,” Includes Mrs. Jerome 10 in which he had granted con Nathan and Mrs. Jacob Sandals n //d\ ' that with pleasure. The hoiidaya Orders Ban diamond ring is Inyited to attend. Muroc, Calif., Dec, 9— , ,r e coming and I will say n few | demnation sights for the com' All local members of the Man with Mra. Cooper as director. — The first faster-than-sound word*." pany’a proposed pipeline. From A rea chester Federation of Democratic Mrs. Saul Silverstein, Who was a GREEN STAMPS! Dight by an American fighter immediately turning to the UN, Of Gangster His action apparently forces A) Women's Club are Invited to at delegate to the recent national gonquin to come to terms with the Casablanca, Morocco, Dee. tend the Christmas party* of the Sisterhood convention in Phila Given With Cash Salesj pUne completely equipped for Vishinsky declared: property owners. It granted sum 1 Hartford County 'Federation to delphia. will give the highlights. combat was completed here "Actually th# first thing 1 would mary judgnrent to the property 9— (yp)— Troop Reinfores* SERVICES morrow night at 8 o’clock at the In keeping with the approachin- recently, it was announced of like to say is about the United Washington, Dec. 9— (/P)— owners with amount* to be handled ments were flown today into Hotel Bond in Hartford. There Chanukah festival, a special can Nation*. Although the work of the Attorney General McGranei’y by a jury in special term of Su Casablanca, where Moroeeaa That Interpret The Wishes ficially today. assembly isn’t finished yet, tt will be a small fee for admittance dle-lighting cereniony will be pre The flight wa* made by the X F- today ordered proceedings to preme Court. rioters sharpened thffir and those attending are asked to sented. A Chanukah- grab bag and shows that the General Aaaembly Algonquin received a certifleate - Of The Family •l. designed and built by Republic does not fulfill its duty for peace. atrip American citizenship knives and continued to bring a .50 cent grab bag gift. a paid-up membcr.shlp surprise mmfm Aviation COrp., and piloted by Rus of convenience from the Federal Mrs. Mary Ru.«sell Valente, past will he other features. Its duty la fighting for peace. The from Albert Anastasia, de Power Commission giving the Arm menace white residents. sell (Ruaty) Roth, of Republic’s very fact that the assembly adopt scribed bv the Justice Depart the right of eminent domain for Police began large scale evacua president of the state federation, Refreshments will he served dur flight test staff. JOHN B. BURKE is .serving as honorary chairman, ed a resolution which la not pro ment a s a New York water the pipeline. A rival firm, the tion ' of French and other Biuw- ' U l «i»t . „'*® ing the social time by Mrs. Rose r rostoria ciFTs Other auperaonlc flights have and presidents of local units moting peace shows that its work Northeastern Gas Transmission peans from naUve populated anus AlMl00a*d>25 Jaffe. as.sisted by Mr?, Max been made previously by purely front racketeer. ; after NatlonaiisY-Icd rioting, wrhldi FUNERAL HOME throughout Hartford County are Glaiber;Mrs. Max Grossman. Mrs, as an instrument of peace ia not Company, meanwhile has been W*Mi*S ■'"S experimental planes, but thla waa Anastasia, a native of Italy, is lighting to have Algonquin’s cef- broke out Sunday, raached naariy serving on the committee. Mem Herman Las.sow. Mr.s. Abraham the flrat by a plane described aa satisfactory.” currently a leading figure in the tn East CpeaM" St. Tel. 6888 He apparently referred to UN tifleate set aside. revolutionary proportiona yeatw- DEWEY-RICHMAN bers mav invite guests. Anyone Podrove. JIrs. Barney Wichman carrying armaments and ready for New York SUte Crime commis day. An uneasy calm prevailed as wishing ’fu’-th"'" inf'’"m 'tion may and Mrs. Mace Teisher. combat. adoption of an Indian reaolutlon sion’s investigation of alleged evacuees were moved to safer rsai- 787 MAIN STR tE'P AMBULANCE SERVICE contact Mrs. Alice Perry. for ending the Korean war. Diaputc* Clalme The XF-91 technically is atilt an gangaterism In thy world’s largest Washington. Dec. 9—(45—The dential quarters of this North experimantal plane, but Mundy I. The Indian plan provides that a dock area. attorney for Algonquin Ga* Trana- African metropolis. Peale, Rapubllc president, com four-nation commiaalon would have The Justice Department said It mlsaion Co., aald today that the Dispute Death Count mented: the task of repatriating all Com^ had allegations in its files that company’* rival for the New Eng French ofllclal figures ' scaled Court Cases "Thla is a combat-ready airplane. munist prisoners who wished to re Anastasia, 90, liring at Fort Lee, land 'natural gaa market ha* great down previous police reporto of $ 2 . 9 8 ea Is la not a purely research plane." turn home. N. J.. was one-time "Lord High ly undereatimated conaumer needa. caeualtieB. The French said five Disposition of the cB.se of Frank The plane ha* a rocket-power Those who didn’t wish to return Executioner of Murder, Inc.” Northeastern Ga* Transmlsaion Europeaaa and 39 Moroccan riot Viltner, 3.5, of 28 Fairyiew street, engine in addition jto a turbo-jet would be retained in a demilitar Seek Deportation Co., which la asking Federal ers were killed in the laat thrsa Most Welcome Gifts Come cliargcd with a.s.aault and battery, power plant. ized zone until their future waa The denaturalizstion proceed Power Commlaalo'n authority to days and about 90 peraens war* was continued for one week in Teats 'Successful decided by a poUtical conference ing, afirat step looking toward de take over market* previoualy al wounded. ’The Moroccan prwM‘laid Town Court this morning. located to Algonquin, yesterday In 40 Moroccans and eigh tBuro|Maiu The flrat supersonic flight by tlie provdled for in that part of an portation from th* United States, Viltner was arrested early yes armlatlca TgTtsment worked out troduced at an examiner’a hearing 40 Moroccans and eight Burcqwaaa terday mo: hlng as the result of a XF-91 waa followed by a sariea of will be filed in the Federal Dis In Packages from HOUSE’S Martex to date. trict Court at Newark, N. J., exhibits showing Us estimates of Injured. The police eetlmata had domestic fracas at his home. additional high speed runs and all with I If no solution waa found wifTiin market requirements of public MlUtary and caWnet-deelgnate# gather aboard thc^rrulK r Helem for 2 ! r ‘ !T!r. bcM 90 killed and 74 woundad. , ■ Patrolman Newton F, Taggart You'll love to give or get were successful. Republic said. probably late today. Oov. OKnch Foreign Legionnaires The announcement cleared by the 120 days tha remaining prisoners It ' will allege that Ahastasia utilltiei row having contract* with President-elect Eleenhower while enroutc home from hia visit to Korea. le f t to , _ ' made the arrest. GIFT TOWEL SETS failed to disclose various aliases Algonquin. Douglas McKav of Oregon. Secretary of the Interior;.Herbert Brownell, '***"™>y were flown in from Agadir, fron- i Al.'io continued for a week were Department of Defense, reveald would be turned over to the United Uer city in southwest Morocco.. that the plane reached auperaonlc We are shocked at Northeaat- W lk S T Secretnrv of Defense; Ike; John Foster Dullee, Sooret^ - ' the case.s. of Alice K. Galasso. 33, em ’a avowed Intention to dispute Some 200 Legionnaire* arrivad in Roll in comfort of 82 Seaman cirric. and Arthur apeeds but restricted all other per (CoBUnned on P»ge TweBty-three) (CoBUaaed oa Page Tweaty-three) Paelllc Fleet Commander: George M. Humphrey, Secretary of the T r w ^ ; a ^ our customers' estimates of re U ex|i*ted to be aamed B4idget Director. (L . 8. Na%y photo via radio from Helena and AP Wire- trucks to strengthsn police and ■ Paasmofc, 36. of Mountain road, » 2 i 8 3-p ie c e s et formance details. . troop forces patrolling trouM* The speed of aeund la approxi quirements for scrrice to the New photo). ___ ; F.llinglon. who have both been England area,” said a statement nraaa. Press reports aald SOP booked on broach of the peace mately 790 milea an hour at aea arreirta had been made. _ ^ . in Von Heusen’s new by Charles C. McGee, Algonquin’* ehavges. The two were arrested Practical long wearing Martex towala and face cloth that will level, n variae according to alti Tha French announced tb r Hn* be such a welcome gift. Aqua, maize, green and rose. $ 3 . 4 9 ea. attorntyi carK" yesterday on warrants after tude. Th* altitude or altitudes at ‘Odds Are against Us,’ ing of the 8 p. m. to 6 a. m. cuSr which the plane flew were not dia- A final f*d4|ra] power commis- few "in view of th* fact that nor a disturbance at the Seaman circle OTHER TOWEL SETS $1.98 to $9.98 aion decision which would give im DqcteProbe address, ami are out on $100 bonds, cloaed. to mal acUUrlty haa regumed In att uC mediate natural gaa supplies to Ik e Van Roll j Tile arrests wOlb? made hv Lt. Ra.v- However, the plane waa de- OunlblaDOA.** I mond F. Griffin and Patrolman A NEW CENTURY . . . aigned aa a high-speed higli-alU- Judd Tells Churchmen New England has been delayed for ^(Sr^ftlngtoB. tte fltaU pt- Hoberl TurcoU. '1 5 ’’ ""O ’ hide lnteroM*t«!r expdhld o f t)ow». two ypats becaua* NorthMstant Told Union putsM t topoctM tMt no JUaiWr for light-hoarted living elaima ito caac has not In other ea.ses today, Leo P. lag an y hlgh-apaed bombera—in Denver, Dec. 9—'. .52, of no certain address, cluding bombera carrying atomic the ricUng.) intoxication. .30 data ipispended; Century by Foatoria la a new pattern churchmen throughout the country meeting liere l*8t night Sayp - -SetlaeatMi Unnaltotie for winning your heart. This graceful de homba — th at a potential taemy Loren Smilh, 47. 302 Adams street, PRACTICAL PLASTIC thst the oddB sre Jifsinst the survival of Tree socie^. He "Now, aftMr two years. North F ^ e d Washington, Dec. S«n. McCarthy (R„ Wik) Mid sign in fine crystal capture* warm hospi eastern base* Its case solely on Thra* labor leadara who jMsto*- intoxication, 30 (Jays sinspcndetl. (OMitliNMd 'Mi: ■) bold the churchmen 'we are in a crucial moment of history | today President-elect Eisenhower would be wise to “utilige day demanded the murder of "tiW - j tality for gracloua living. Be sure lo ae* flgure* apparently thrown together three months probation; Nelson \V. our display of this bright naw pattern. when th# odda are a g a ii^ u#.”4< New York, Dec. 9— (/P)— A tora" to th* Moroockn indfipBnA' ' Lewie. 28, 14 Drive G .Silver Lane A t a dltaner of United Church liaatUy ia an attempt to bring Ita the genius” of Gen. Douglaa MacArthur in forming any new TABLE CLOTHS You’ll love the sparkling acceaaoriea. estimates of two years ago up-to- former steamship company plans to end the Korean war. MacArthur, who refrained she* movement war* among bIkn^ ' Homos, violation of prohalion. six Whether it’s a complete table setting or a men of the National Council of official told the waterfront 149 natlvw arrested by th* poU^' I months probation. elTertive Oct Churches of Christ ih 'thb U. Woman Burned date and then haa. the effrontery from endorsing Biaenhowsr la tbo» The dlsordatfa, which rsSelMft single decorative piece, you’ll welcome Truman Aides 4 to claim It will ahow by cross- crime hearing today that the slecUon cam ^M ^ although he ksy- ;16:' Paul Knipdi, 15 nidgcfield Century for fondest giving or getting. g. A., he aald, "aU clriUaatloa nearly ravMutlonary -proporHoni , ■ street. intoxleaUon, $10; and Frank extmlnafioh Of our witnesses that noted the OOP convention, . . . . has been put on th* defbnalv* and AF^ International , Long broke out Sunday ia aympBthg i G,ondck, Windsor Locks, stop sign 54x54 *1.00 Communism la on the march." In Attempt to qiir eatimatea are “unrealistic’." nounced Friday he haa a plan for Ban Supports Pledge Curbs shoremen’s association failed a clear and definit* solution of with Tuatolan workers who#* lead* violation, $5. A ona-ttme mlaaioaary to China. Algonquin V has completed ita to live up to its contract when er, Farhat Rached, araa maddato ■=25^'23“''0 ”'22“'23“''0* \ principal case. Including .support th*v KoreancontUct" without in I ^ Judd said there ia "no hoM of the c6mpany tried to name its volving unduly heavy Allied casual- Purge Rumors gunned and beaten to deOtk laat 54x72 Will Contmue Korea." and "the Korean* aA know Save Her Pets ing testimony from representstlvu week. ' *1.29 at_ utilities with which tt has con own hiring ooiwes. tiea. tt." gto aald on* of ^ r«aso*s far He declined to disclose the plan NaUonallst newspapers ealtod auch4( aiDiaUon is that are are fol Bethel, Dec. 9—(iP-rMra Paul tracts. Texas Eastern ’Transmis- •gie Nejv York SU te Crime com- Save laundering table cloth* with practical plaalic cloth*. Just Waahington. Dec. •—OP)—AS- Sion corp., Algonquin’s supplier, I mission, 'probing criminal condl publicly, but Isft the clear imprea^ In East Reich for a demonatratiem and pottos wipe them off. White lace pattern* in two size*. mlnlatratioa oAeiala attempted to lowing an old habit of “trying to ia* Manos, 60, of Steny HtU dis •Ef, GIFT TOILETRIES trict, waa critioally burnad early finished its case yesterday. North- |ttons on the world'* biggest water- Sion he would-be glad to dtacuaa found o i^ es of hand biUa damaad* ''pump new life today into the make a deal" with the enemy. it with the incoming Preetdent. He h—m — Irtg th* murder df "traltomt" vrtto B o w le r ^ Wage StabUixatlon H w Only Hspe today whan she ra-entered her eastern now la presenting] front, has heard many witnesses Berlin, Dec. Otto OTHER PLASTIC CLOTHS to $2.98 Masing homa> in a vain effort to ■ay the altusUon cannot be.tm- made the remarks in a apeech to failed to raopond to th* tada- Bom* 400 laymen from 29 de- the National Aaaoclatlon of Menu*- Oratowohl, Communist Prims pendeaeg movement. . SEAFORTH SHAVING M U S S ------$ U 0 nominaUoa* heard th* Congress- reaciM the family pets. (Oanttanad an nm* Two) [ proved until racketeera are driven Minister of Bast Germany, She was on the critical list in out of influential labor posts. facturers. Demonstrators attackad a Bnir '’25='"CS” "25*'^23“ ‘"23“ SEAFORTH GROOM STICK $1.00 describe Christian toligion Danbury Hocipital writh flrit and WUlard U Swain, former super See MacArthur Called nouncad today the firing of a top ropton. oDupl* and their thraa aawB MobitolaB^''iliaMtor Henry a s "th# only hope.” It glvae bona ehUdrea today as they drova In a YARDLEY SHAVING BOWL ...... $1.25 Fowler and ■cdlB mle SUbillBer intendent
■ . ■ ' !■ " ■ ■ ; ■ MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER, CONN, T U E S D A Y , D E C E M B E R 9. 1952 h- PAGE THBID MANCHiSTEE EVENTOG HERALD, MANCHESTEB. OONN: TUESDAY. DECEMBER 9. 1952_ Toledo of $1,979.,90. There was no, who had suffered 6 in y spang 9fi- 1 for discunlon and eventual de yang, Samdung, ^Yangdok and comparable 1952'line. Driver Blacks Out, fore leaving honfe for work, l | l t ^tsaiwo cision. Court attaches do not look BFitish Airniaii SUan. Willys Gills Prices' 1 Newboy »l Ih. M.n^ CluCagO W lfc BOV SCOUT The Eagle model la powered with consciousness as he was abettt*lP for’ announcement of the decision Fourteen B-29 Superforts rained a 90 horsepower H:irricane six cyl dam., nomlnaU eader 6f the Neo- 140 tons of high explosives oh four Truck Strikes Pole for several months, al least. Deslrbys MIG Oil Gars for 1958 inder F-head engine. The engine take a right turn into Now atiBSt Dastour (Independence) party. Union Meets targets in Red Korea. An are pro-- Aid Blind, Handicapped '------' Cook-of-Year has a 7.6 to 1 romprCssion ratio, The accident occurred abmit VS Walla French Move NOTES cessing plant at Takrhon and the ^Evacuating Toleilo, Ohio, Dec. 9 ■ (>Pi — but operates on "regular" ga.sollne. Joseph Blssonettc. .10, of 18 Ix)- He was taken by Burks’s amta- United Nations. N. T., Dec. • — Seoul, Dec; 9— —Allied pilots Yftngyoncham supply area bore Willyi-Overland will Introduce Its The newest model has a wrap lance to Manchester M S m o ria l (/Pi—United Nations diplomats to With Martin and Center Thespians tangled .with Communist ^IIG -l.l the brunt of the attacks. riiat street, esraped serious injury day awaited French reaction to Wins National Contest 1953 line of passenger cats with around rear window and one-piece this moi-ning when, the milk truck Hospital, where he waa g ifm In Mass Production System Jets deep in North Korea tod The ground front remained rela lower price tags. safety windshield. emergency treatment and than ffiS* Jluropeans appeals for resumption of d i ^ Held in New York by NEWS Meet Tomorrow tively quiet. 1716 only reported he wa.s . driving east on Center the U. S. Fifth Air Force said>pne charged. negotlaUons with TnrtlsU ^ e d at Submits Proposals for fighting centered in the Sniper Ward M. Ctanaday, president, an greater self-government for the Pillsbury Flour Co. MIG waa destroyed. nounced this today at a preview Sniffing, or rubbing ntfses, la s street ran off the.road snd hit a Damage to the truck was esU* Hours, Wages and Chib' Scouts, of Pack 120 held ridge area on the central front. form of polite greeting among utility pole after he hsd blacked mated at $129. J io le n e e -^ North African pro- By VUIOINIA 8TUDLBV tic purses, silk screened towels, The December meeting of the Credit for the MIG kill went t here for the press and membera of their last meeting Nov. 28 In S.t Chines* Reds probed and Jabbed man,v peoples from the 'Tropics to out St the wheel. Patrolman William A. P efiM B ‘^rom Area t^ o ra te. rubber link njats, and a variety of N ew 'Y o rk . Dec. 9—(^’^ M ra . Center TTiesplnns will be held to a British exchange pilot. Fit. I.t A t South Korean defense* there the dlstribtitor-dealer organization. Working Gonditions Oakland, Calif.— (N B A )—In a James’ School, The opening cere The reduction*. Canaday said, will the Arctic. Police reported that Blssonelte. Investigated the accident. The^alls for peaceful settlement plain UtUe office on a side street brooms, mope, .brushes and bas Court Bars Peter S. Hartlb. the ybtmg brunet mony was conducted by Mrs. Mes morrow night at 8 o'clock In.W ^d- Graham F. Huse, Hanley, Staf throughout Monday and this morn- I rag* OM) of tto crisis were made—amid n - Representatives of the newly- in Oakland,'* program is unfolding kets. te wife of a Chicago ^P****^; ruff.Hall of Center Chiuroh. Follow fordshire. England. Huse and three range from 188 to $189. They have a senger's den, which was followed, been made possible, he added, "by doK s of new rioting and troubles formed union of town empl^M that spells new hope for the blind Salesmen on the staff are^Jn- today won $29,000 and Ui* UUa of by short skits on the November ing a brief business' tneeting a other- Sabre pilots' fought It out Tetnperatures stayed just above with two MlGs, but one of the Red higher government allocation* C fl«n Into the town pl»*ainf with French North Africa —by the met with General » * « » ■ * « ' and the handlcapp^. atructed. always, that they are to cook-of-th*-year. 1962, for a anap- theme. "Faith of Our Fathers." one actl>l*y ^°r workshop, "Where zero. \ > Algonquin py turtle cookie” with a chocolata warplanes escaped back across the which will permit us to more than ^rrtiir— t» keip tihop* open to United States and f l L«tin Amei^ aida Martin today...__a ---- and ------submitted Were operates Blind-Made Prod- avoid any suggestion of "sym- Love la" by Tolstoy, will be pre __AllieAr,. warship* and. carrier Den 2 chose "Enfertsinment ChLs- Ynlu river.- double our pas.senger car produc lean countries despite a French group of propoeals for itours.- g non-profit corporation path^’ selling. As a salesman toms After Thanksgiving Dinner,” sented by Ruth Rowley. *'plii'hes” ^ v e the UN infantry a (O m -food auppIlM- **'Mrs. Richard Nixon, wife Wthe Truck-busting B-26 invaders last tion." ^ maintain that the question Is an wages, and work conditions. whose aim Is to assist the blind makes a call, he presents this let Den 6. "Meeting of the Indians.” The meeting and workshop will, hand on the eaatern front. Cruisers, Tknki nnd nnnored ctrs patroled vice president-elect, handed out tt* night racked up their biggest The Willys de luXe Aero Lark This Year As Always inUmal affair and no concern of The proposals include one whteh and other handicapped peraons In ter of introduction which asks the Pipe Links and Den 8, "The First Thanksgiv- as usual, be open to the public. destroyers liml * battleship fired two-door sedan With a $1,499..90 the itieeU *nd police laid virtual the UN. would commit the union not .to4 jUtAlning , economic aecurlty proepectlve customer not to “ aiao- naUm ^ annual J > ^ *”J**^*. Anyone interested may attend. score in two weeks of continusl their big gung on the Communist ing.” sttacks in Communist supply line* Hat price in Toledo ha* been re n to boadquartera of the Gener- The ^J.S. position was eaplaln- strike if the town agrees to medU- throu^ their own efforts. clate this worthy cause with char awards at the Waldorf Aatorta In the absence, of Chibmaater Anyone desiring to become a mem frontline position*. Plane* from A look at the record la proof (Ceottnned From Pag* Oae) tel. The contest is sponsored by in North Korea. the carrier* Bon Homme Richard. duced $88 and is the lowest priced ^ j^her Foderttloo (OGTI. re- tlon and arbitration in disputes. ity. 'Courage and self confidence Herb Carvey. the assistant mas ber of Center Thespians may do IT'S ed by delegate PhUip J. that the program is working. the PUlfbury Flour Co. . Oriskany and Easejf pounded <^i- model in the 19.93 line. Highest who told the 60-nation political A. W. Bilik, a representative of are not promoted by sympathy ters, Peter Martello and Oiester so at any meeting. Further Infor The U. S. • Fifth Air Force re ggjteflly OMBiBunlat controlled, Believed to be the only organisa but by recogtilring the efforts of its case in support of an applica- | . Mi*. Harlib got the Idea for the nese and North Korean Reds all priced model is tHe new custom committee that American feele the American Fedemtion of State, Kosak, prepared the new boys for mation may be obtained from Doris ported 1.99 vehicles destroyed on irbers aevoml hundred deinon*tra- County, and Municipal Employes, tion of its type In the nation to these blind and other handicapped Uon to take over territory allo- j cookie from one o f her twin 1^ Belding,. 94 Cambridge street. roads reaching south frorti Pyong along the eastern coastltne; Aero Eagle with a Hat price in that both France and Tunisia are apply modern mass selling meth year»old sons who rolled her cookie the bobcat dubbing. This ceremony ton to t* refuge when Moroccan and AFL. Affiliate, and a four-man dtiaens." cated to Algonquin two years ago. was impreaslv^ly conducted by the right. ods to rflstrlbutlon, its acUvlUes dough onto turtle lega I m p r o j ^ ■Oldlera charged them ye*terday. "It is thev who must work out negotiating committee from the The policy of giving the handi “How absurd can you get?” Mc park chairman, Fred Smore. The union’s Local »>1, made the pro extend nearly the length of the capped a chance to help them Gee asked in his statement. “ Our Richard Bohadik of peacons when she was talking Gen. Augustin Guillaume, the their destinies.” Jessup declared. state, and last year's sales totaled folloA’ing boya were Inducted: KEITH'S on the phone on* day. nrotectorate'a French resident gen posals. selves starts right with Blind witnesses have already signed con Brvant FiUpatrick, Wayne York, “ Let us here In this General ■ As a quarter of a million dollais. Mer Richard Bohadik waa winner of Second-pria* of $7,900 and a food eral, announced In Rabat that a ll. sembly declare that the respon The local members were John Products’ office staff. tracts with us for the estimated Michael Ehlera, John Haugh. Dick chandise Is supplied by state blind aervice required. Thoae are the fig freeser went to a new version of FOR iBMi'irsa necessary for security sibility and opportunity are Dahlquist. Frank Hippie. M d centers In Oakland. San Diego, BeoeoM Self-Sapparting the Newsboy of the Month con Gallagher, Robert Kusmlk. Tom William Lautenbach. all members ures Northeastern attacks, even an old favorite—lemon pie—beked itsere being taken. theirs." Lios Angeles, and San Jose, and by There’s the office manager test, sponsored by Keith's 'Variety by Mrs.' C:3iarles M. Reppert of McCartan, Billy Rfcc. J"*’ " of the Highway Department, and though—at the same time— It Hllditch, Boh Reed. Donald Sim *nie BuPOpeans who died yester Moderating Resolution private blind manufacturers. whoee face and body were badly Store of D e ^ t Square, for the Port Washington, N. Y. Mrs. ^ p - Howard Cassells, a water depart wants to render eervlcp. I am sure mons, Fred Fay. John Chirtin, Ted day included three killed and But this Is only part of the pro Bcarred by flamoa; a clerk, a for pert put a cinnamon-egg white- Jessup's speech 'followed the in ment worker. the commission wlU immediately month of November. Van Vliet, David Garaventa, humed in a quarry and four oth gram. mer entertainer, whose tiny else sugar miiat on top of a lemon fill troduction of a moderating resolu Also In the new union are the recognise whose figures are ’un Although only 13 years of age, Franvia Pagani, John Peak, John ers beaten to'death with stones Placement Service was a handicap in Job hunting; ing laced with paper-thin allcet of tion put before the committee by Park and Cemetery departments. another clerk, a trim young bru realistic’—the hastily revised ex Dick has been delivering Heralds Melesko and Joe Mcllduff. GIFTS , and-ao-badly muUlated they could Bra«ll. Corta Rica. Cuba. Ecuador. Martin asked Bilik to set-up A unique Job placement service hibits of Northeastern or the con- lemon, upsetting the traditional ■et be recogniaad. la in operation that funettoM In nette, wjio Is A deaf mute; the de for nearly three years. He lives The gold cup waa won by Den Honduras. Panama. Paraguay^ proposed machinery for a grip^- livery truck driver whoee left hand tractural estimates of our cus lemon pie method. 5 for the higheat percentage of Three native soldiers were a “ turnabout fashion," first find Mrs. Stephen A. Homung of Peru. Nicaragua. Uruguay and ance procedure, one of the union waa shot o ff While he waa serving tomers. at 44 Woodbridge street and at paVenta present. The previous MBed and two were captured by ing work thst the hsndlcspped esn tends the Hollister Street School. New York received $2,900 and an the rioters but were Uter rescued. Venesuela. ^ proposals. with the 678th Tank Battalion in "We do not say that all of month it waa in the possession of do. then seeking the disabled per He enjoys basketball, baaeball w d automatic clotheawaaher for her Vbair guns had been taken by the This appealed for both the A meeting at which • Martin la Germany; and the shipping clerk Northeastern’s exhibits are unreal Den 2. Gin SUIGRTERS son who can fiU ths post. Blind parties to settle their dUputes in expected to offer a counter-pro who U totally deaf. Many on the istic. Actually, many of their es football and belongs to the M - ■baked-on” frosting cake. The closing ceremony was car rioters.>tcn. pmru»»* m _tsa. al..^---- — sa/ Products want ada In newspapers Janet Esther Wlnqueat, 1$. of A number of automohilea have | sccordance with the spirit of we posal will take place aoon. aides force, llkewiae, are disabled timates are nothing but copies of ence (31ub and the Dancing CTub ried out bv Den 9. The next meet OPEN TUESDAY avnresaed the often call for peraons with a par some of ours. We quarrel with at school. He goes to St. M arys Holdrege. Neb., won the Junior honied. UN charter and expressed the A summary of the unions pro- ticular type of handicap. Selling persons. ing will he the Cniristmas party them onlyiwbere tbey'have devi Cliurch where he was recently section top prlM of $8,000 and a hope that the French and Tuntai- poaaj follows: employers on the Idea that the They’re all proof that the hand! on Dec. 19. ■ay Bletera Diwak Rns would contlniie negotlationa ated from our estlmatea of record. presented the five year award for G-E dishwasher with a "banana Native youngsters of 12 yesrs Wages and hours; An eight hour handicapped can he cosapetent capped can l^ o m e self support with a vliw to bringing about aelf- In those Instances Northeastern’s perfect attendance. ^ split pie.” oFUHIO, lOni PRIIGS! or so were in ,^he thick of the day and 40 hour week, with workers la a never-ending Job. Ing. govemment for Tunistana under figures are not well-reasoned esti Dick Bohadik Is the typical Sgbting. A number of them were guarantee of 40 hours work, and "Our goal la to hit a million dol And if any further proof Is AND THURSDAY mates, or even a good calculated American newsboy, and Keith’s Is Manchester's entry In tha con , gfxsated The French said a the UN charter. Ume and a half pay for work mTef lars In sales and do a billion dol needed, the staff points to this Court Being Asked guess. They belong In the field of proud present him as Newsboy test was Mrs. Roy Durey of 93 ;number of the rioUrs were drunk The question was brought be eight hours a day and over 40 lars worth of good.’’ says Tom H. case: fore the UN by 1.1 Arab-Asian na )iours a week. A minimum'of four conjecture.” of the Month. Hemlock street. A fruit nut loaf 'ea Sg wine. Bragg, general manager of the Last June a young man came to recipe won her an electric range Segregation Rule tions which put forward a resolu hours work when employes are corporation and vice prealdent of Tbe riot broke out as the Ind^ the office. He not only waa blind, and trip to New York where she psndence demands of France's tion calling for negoUaUons under called^ for emergency work. Meals its board of directors. EVENINGS 'TIL 9! the supervielon of a three-member but had only recently arrived in competed Ih the contest yeatarday. (Continued F ro m Page Oae) .North African protectorates are during emergency work to be paid Sharing his enthusiasm—and this nation and could speak little Thieves Get $8.20 About Town being debated In the United Na- UN Good Offlcoa committee. This by town. Eleven paid holidays wrlth the work that goes with it—is Mrs. rprapoeal also called for rsetoraUon l^lU h. He had very little work be regarded aa open to debate. On ;tiona. The Casablanca labor Ume and a half for holiday work Catherine Swarts. 26. who knows experience and almost no self-con Wednesdays To 5:30 of normal conditions In Tunisia, Police today reported three ar ly an exceaa of xeal can explain the union promptly eent a cable to the In addition to holiday pay. only too well the problems the fidence. He was hired and trained From ‘Gas’ Station including the repeals of martial present cliallenge.” i'UN asking Its quick Intervention Also: Fifteen days sick leave handicapped must face. She has to sell Blind Products. Last De rests, two of them for motor ve law. year cumulative to 79 days, with been totally blind since she had hicle violations. Gilbert F. Beau- E A S T W O ^ Davis argued: "Local self-gov ★ btra* cember he won the firm’s contest Thieves last night broke into ernment in local affairs 1* essen guropnann ware barred from en- Introducing the Latln-American a doctor’s certlllcste required sft- spinal meningitis at the age of din. S3, of Framingham. Maas., resolution. Henrique Sousa Gomes, for top selling honors. Tony's Atlantic Service Station at tial to the peace and happiness of tering the trouble sones of the er three days’ Illness. Military three. Her guide dog "Glnnle’’ sits waa arrested yesterday for speed Jcg ChaaSIsr flilberi B*Us4 of Brax!l. appealed to the Arab- 488 O n ter street, but got only ing. Also arrested yesterday waa Bm M BraSy each locality and to the strength dty. leave with no loss of seniority and beside her as she works. GleaSs Famll AsUn bloc to accept It In place of guarantee of a Job until 90 days She gave up a civil service job $8.20 in change for their trouble. Edward M. Dailey. 49, of 765 Mid "Yankee . and stability of our whole federal Meanwhile, In Tunis, the other Anthony Angelo, of 44 Pine "Apache their own propoial. following discharge. Seniority as switchboard operator and typist dle turnpike east, who Is charged Buccaneer” aystem.” Attractive Gift Hassocks trouble spot of French North street, owner of the station, said War Smoke" He called attention to a etate- Africa.' the French authorities (^airman Joao Carlos Munis, of In promotions where skill and at the State Blind Training O nter with driving the wrong way on a ■V" ’I, I : I s s ^ y ■V I / MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER. CONN.. TUESDAY,- DECEMBER 0. 1952 BANCHESTES EVENING HEHALD. MAKCHESTEE. O O S H . TUESDAY, DECEMBER »■ 1952 PAGE cropa of tobacco grown In the 1#,. PAGfiyOtJB Frank C. Brightman, Miss Shirley assistant steward hands in their belief In a Dlvihe eran Church, reported to'the coun Michigan law school In 1804. He fieeklng Donatlona *Ocld8 against Us,’ Christ. cil's Division .. of Home Missions Two Escape Harm Hartford area last summer. Ex-Dislrict Jiid^e married the former Emily Avery Ellington Abom, Miss Mary Metcalf. Mrs. Receiving the biggest , a.saess- TnirAge Hiddott (Hyde Cordtsen,. Jr., and William Anyone having any articles they Initial Beaalon th at the nation Is spotted Copp of Groton In 1916. wish to donate to the community w ith '"overwhelmed communi ment hike was the Consolidated K n i o v % r Quadruplegic Scores 'R. Friable. “ Churchmen Told This was the first meeting of In Freak Aecicleiil Passes at (»roton Besides hts widow, he is sur Told after Deatb Early Day Life project at an auction to be held at the 600 official delegates, and ties’—flooded with defense work Cigar Corporation, makes of Dutch vived by two sons. Dr. Belton Al- Rev. Kenneth Johnson. Mrs. the Town Hall. Dec. 15 and 16 may ers. Masters, El Produeto and dther O f f i c i a l s Horace 8. McKnlght and Mrs. E. about 1,500 other church leaders, lyn Burrows of Brookline, Mass., Hit with Yule Cards leave them at the hall or notify (OsnUnOed Irooi Fogs Ooo) since their 29 donominatipna in Listing defense projects at North Bolton. Dec. 9- Two arep motor cigars. Its assessment rose from Groton, Dec. 9^(TPi Judge War and Warren Avery Burrows of HartforfI, Dec. 8—CffT—Edward Shown in Book Foster Hyde lent their talents also Richland. Wash., Oak Ridge. Tenq.; $462,000 to $796,301. I in the Illustrations. Milo E. Hayea and he will arrange 1950 Joined in an unprecedented ists narrowly escaped,, serious In ren Booth Burrows, Attorney Gen Poquonoc Bridge. A third son, Lonergan. 265 North Oxford atroct, to get such articlee. Morton E. having tough going in Korea, but, project of working together. The Savannah river A^^lmmb plant jury yesterday when their vehicles Six other tobacco Arm's here also eral -of Connecticut from 1931 to Calvin, was killed In the Nor Stress Safety rontrlbators Listed received boost*. They, are: | died at St. Francis Hospital this On Comnuinity Granger with his sti denU will "It’a w orie in Indo-CThina — and With preliminary'conference* al In Georgia; a t Paducah. RV-: Ih tbe skidded and ovelturned while on 1935. died lost night at his home mandy campaign in World War Contributprs to this book were Scioto valley. Ohio, he aald: American Suppliers, Inc., from ' II. morning./ He was the fsthart of Suction the articles off. they’ll be' there.” ready underway, various apenkera ; During Holiday Mrs. Louise Price and Mrs. John called for a rewakenlng Cooking Demonstration —That’s why we now offer Which Channel ? 4 6 ? 3 ? 2 ? 5 ? 4 extra generous allowance All channti runing>—now or old VHF and UHF— eon bo yours builMn conducted by by Meforolo. Nor er kitor it eesN tho fomo— $39.95 moro Hkni Hw Miss Alyee Salidsury in trades on a new standard price. Older sets moy use a beesfer«tuner at $39.95 also. M«S«I I7K14WY—Ex ,90 Thursday, Dec. 11,2 P. M. quisite walnut finish *299 or Will He Pass It By? console with 17 inch cylindrietiltuhe. Also in mahogany finish wmi Buill-la or limed oak, slightly UHF Twaw Manchester Gas Co. Office higher. Med.l ait4Y — A 687 MAIN STREET Standout buy! Strik A Happy Christmas for you and your family . . . you ing mahogany plastic *299 ta b le model with king-aize 21 in. tube. Wllh IwlH-lfi look forward to it. But to many folks, enjoying Christ UHP Twfier UHF TUNER mas, with gifts for Mom, Dad and the youngsters, can .1 MeS.I 11 KSr—T radi .90 AH Motorola TV Models Hstve BuHt-in UHF tional mahogany Merry Holiday Eating be more costly than the budget will allow. The easy finish console with *429 Tueors or May Be Bought with Built-in half-doors. 21 inch cylindsical tube. «mk BvIN-is solutiq.n to this problem'has been found by thousands Provkiom for UHF When You Desire It. C a s te r s . Also in U H S Teaer limed' oak, slightly . . . in our convenient Christmas Club Plgn. All p Include Federal Excise Taxes and one higher. year awrranty on picture tube. Full warranty and MENU service firat 90 day*. Mushroom Bisque Papnka Holiday Sweet Potatoes n « n a Baked Stuffed White Potatoe.i Green Beans Join Now for a Merrier Christmas ^53! — ------1 Lettuce Wedges with Chili Sauce Mayonnaise r r « w Barbecues Roa.«t Beef Graty roffee Deposit small amounts each week, starting right now! In 50 RADIO - (LOCK - TIMER - ALARM L. ■Mince Parfait Pie AU IN-ONE! weeks, receive a big Holiday check that will truly solve Christ- CLOCK ROASTlNt; IN YO.I R BKOII.ER—Another Important feature of the range . OfHomI mas budget problems. Join today! fo be dm onlirated hy Miss Salisbury is the Io« meat in the broiler leaving the oven free for your Holiday Baking. Motoiolh RADIO Com pact, w ith a p p lian ce outlet a n d eat(\v|o-Hrl liiiier for an on~off action of appliances and' radio, **ltjllaii\e** 4...- awitch for automatic bedtime turii^ff. Ivory, ualriut 6r from OTHER SUGGESTIONS green — luminous indicators* Yule Coke Drive America’s Most Modern 50c A WEEK FOR 50 WEEKS $25.00 3.00 A WEEK FOR 50 WEEKS $150.00 Froien Nesselrode Pudding MANY, MANY MORE , $17.95 and up Chocolate Chip Bars MONTHLY' m A WEEK FOR 50 WEEKS $50.00 5.00 A WEEK FOR 50 W K K S $250.00 Gourmet Shrimp For less than you’d guess, yOu can drive the car that’s styled - Armored . ateel case, por- 2.00 A WEEK FOR 50 WEEKS $100.00 10.00 A WEEK FOR 50 WEEKS $500.00 tabU-battery or e le c trie PAYMENTS to stay new—the Aero Willys. Come in and try out its easy . TERMS - FREE HOME TRIAL $39.95, batteries extra. . . . A S LOW A S handling . . . “ airborne” ride . . . unmatched visibility . . You Are Cordially lavited — Come and Bring Your Friends , C.265 MEMIERS OF OUR 19S2 CLUR RECEIVE APPROXIMATELY $^75,000, Open Tonight and Thursday ^ il 9:00 P. M. FREE RECIPES TOOD GIFTS roomy 61-inch-wide seating. We can give you a really liberal NO TICKETS NECESSARY. trade if you act now. i ‘•V Famous For Service For 21 Years Depending on model and ^ DRIVE YOUR CAR IN TODAY FOR APPRAISAL Manchester Division your (rodo In Sayings Bank of Manchester V___ _ Haptfopd Gas Co. THE ONLY MUTUAL SAVINGS RANK IN MANCHESTER s* - PHONE ^ 50a DeCormier Motor Cales, Inc. AU DEPOSITS GUARANTEED IN FUU MANCHESTER 22 MAPLE STREET 130 Canter St., Cor. Church St. Plenty Of Parking I - .. ■ i ' f. " A- . • 1-, / PAGE 8SV1 N MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER. CONN- TUESDAY. DECEMBER 9. 1952 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN, TUESDAY. DECEMBER 9,1952 Chapter of OES Mexico WIU Give A fttffw tenr iM Sfft. . . T e a c h e r Transfer , - ’ Helping Hands for Air Crash Survivor Reach Wreckage Salesman Zooms Away Meets Tomorrow THIY list FOR llSS-Urge C a u s e s Rebellion Of Alaska Plane O’Dwyer Farewell volume production economies let GIVE YOURSELF And Put-Puts Homeward Chevrolet thicks list for le a than Temple Chapter No. 53. Order of . Mexico a ty , Dec. 9— —^Tha Ydu ohfYoyi o |||^^ I comparable modeb of any other Tel Avlv When their the Eastern Star, will ohsert-e past j^adbonf. AUaka. D«c. •—Ut) Foreign Office announced today it make. slghth (trsds teacher, wss tra ^ - matrons and past patrons night in ^Tout m waben of a ground party - - - will give a farewell luncheon for e.rred to anoUWr claa recently, the Masonic Temple, tomorrow. Oi^ teotw up lonr Mt Oaiwctt Miss Elizabeth G, Smith of Rock former U. S. Amhasaador William LOWfR OFIRATION AND " / s o pupils. sU about 74. sUrted Mttetd today Uity had reached O'Dwycr "by expreas orders «t MAINTENANCf COSTS-Vtlvs. ville, formerly of this town, and ' ' wrackage of a C*l34 Globe* President Adolfo Ruls Cbrtlnes.". " minor revolution that last four Thomas W. Dunbar will preside 0\ ^ ^ adiich ctaahed at the The luncheon will be held In the in-Mead engines, Hypold r w ^fore peace was restored. during the Initiatory degrees. PRE-HOLIDAY S,000-f0ot level Nov. 22, kUlUiK Foreign Relations building Thurs axle, channel-type frames. Flra- ^ The pupil* Worthy Matron Mrs. Irene M. the 82 military men aboard. day,-with Foreign Minister Luis Mounted cabs and many other m.rched through corridors, upset Foster requests all present officers •IfM Alaska Air Oommkad. Padilla Nervo as boat. No announ Chevrolet features auure you ritu i and finally organized a to wear their’ white gowns. which reported receipt of word cement of any decoration for lower, ovef-sll costs. demon»tratton Sided by. their par- K polluck to which all are In from the four cUmbere. eald no O’Dwyer was mads, but it It proteaU were made to ed vited will be served In the banquet ether detaila were available be- customary to give retiring ambas- traditionally highir u c a tio n a l authorittea who releated hall at 6:30 p. m. under the joint SPECIAL emtse of communicatione dlffl* sadora tha Order of the Astec eHerDeal TRADE'IN-Chevrolet trucks an* restored their teacher, Ben chairmanship of Mrs. Virginia cnltlM* EaglA O’Dwyer reeigned from his Ferris and Mrs. Ella Gallant. Mem Let thia holiday find your J,**^*'*?*’ The 12-man trail crew reached keep their value longer-a won ^""you aee, he was so good to bers of Manchester Assembly, No. diplomatic post last Saturday. derful dollsrs-and-cenu plus at with exciting new hair beauty. WE SUGGEST AN EARLY of the 9.100-foot moun one boy aaid. "He never 15, Order of Rainbow for Girls, will APPOINTMENT. tain, dO mllee east of here, nine trade-in time. went on with a lesson as Idmg as serve as waitresses. Each member amb aco but has been hampered one of us didn’t underaUnd prop Is asked to furnish a dish of food ^ h a d weather and dancerous (er- CALL as his admission to the supper. xeta In their ascent. k k§tt$r dbet fcMwsf V. . erly." - ______NESTLE O IL The pmrty Is bein( led by Capt. ChoriM W. Chevrolet trucks list for leu WQHam Hackett, ■ Arctic survival FOB CEYLON 8RKK8 HONEY expert. Their only communication LIABILITT nraOKANGB bring you important on-the-job B V 8IN 1SS TRUSS FiniNS AND REAL ESTATE economies. PERMANENT WAVE equipment is a hand-cranked, bat STBUnXY Bl’SINESS — Salesman Pratt scooU from.pUne. New York—(!P»—Britain is send- SPECIAL tery radio which is used sparingly. _____ ♦ ■ 100 East Centsr S t. TsL X-MM inr a bee expert to Ceylon to ad- By AKRUN Graduated Experta Names of the four mbh who New Haven. Conn. — (>Pi — It's way from New Jersey with that Also Abdominal Supporta, Claa- MACHINE AND MACHINELESS neehed the wreckage were not thing," exclaimed one person In U«e the government on the de x^o-o-m one minute and put-put- velopment fo beekeeping In the Ue Hoolory, and nil type# of $ 8 -5 0 knowBe New Haven, noticing the New Befisr Suy put the next for salesman Harold Better Island, the British Information anrgical appllancea. Private Fit REGULARLY $10,50 The C-124. largest U. 8. mlli- Jersey license plate on the T. Pratt. Jr. N ow ! Service reports here. taiT plane In service, struck Mt. To get places and still spend scooter. ting Room. Qennett near the end of a flight to "Sure I did," replied Pratt. LAND SURViYING Dr Colin G. Butler, an expert mor«! time with his family than with Chevrolet trucksl nn the physiology and behavior Aneborage from McChord Air most traveling salesmen, this for A World War II cargo plane pilot. HAIR SHAPING recce Base, Wash. mer Penn State football tackle | he flies around his teiritory from EdwcNd L Dcvls^ Jr. of bees will spend six weeks at QuIrr’s PhRimacy now 29, uses a modem plane and' his home at Haddonfleld, N. J.. Eegislared Lug Sf ssyet psrsdeniya In Ceylon studying 15 ] l,ee strains and advising on the . AT REDUCED PRICES a 50-r»und motor scooter. where hi. wife G lorl.jJaughter tor Rand breeding of bee colonies. It is Old Cars, Boats Once he lands at an airport. Cynthia, 3, and son Harold, III, a TsL 291» hoped that a thriving honev In with the purchaac of any of these home perma Pratt unloads his plane-home' year old, wait for him. dustry will supplement the Island’s BftLCH Is Your nent reflllz: TONI . . . PROM . . SHADOW Make Tots Happy scooter, eases his 205 pounds ’ - - .. meager food supply. A survivor of plane crash off Bermuda Dee. 0 la tranaferrad in a t r ^ r WAVE . . . RICHARD HTHINUT . . . LILT Into It, and put-puts his way f Cw UrboRe R Yakutat (background) to a V. 8. Air Force boat during . . . TONETTB. through busy city stl^eets to sell TRIBBSMEN AID REDS of Bermuda. 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Anernooiie INCORPORATED GINIRAL Id CRIAM CORF. ibdUM •# moIhnI Ssihr erndtai FCRNITUBE and MUSIC Welch Seeheff ,"lig Top" mi lilvriiimi. See amwpqperaier lase end itaHeas aal Sat. TU Noon 7$l MAIN ST., MANCHESTER l b AdYcrUie in Hie B enid—It PoyB ■ I ' f: ■ ■u uaiu tiM ii .asacaMia u . ■■ , J /■ 1 . i ■z—• - ■ ( ■ e ' . / K' ' f. .■I MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER. CONN« TUESDAY, DECEMBER 9, 1952 MANCHSarrER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER. CONN, TUESDAY. DECEMBER 9, 1962 PAGE NINT ■■ ment trips to international gath ISnXSMH General, MacArthur said, "can be fora. It will be disappointing be erings or conferences, particularly' iUmrljfHtrr executed without either ■ an un-' cause it will np longer exist to be those held in Europe. ; Rockville • duly heavy price in friendly done for the first time. Taxpayers Will, Cover The Navy noted that the cruiser ! ISoEtttns lirrald casualties or any increased danger But meanwhile Mt. Everest Helena, being used by Eisenhower | seems to be holding Its own. If for conferences, and for jpprt of i 1 of provoking universal conflict.'' his return ’ trip, was on- its way ^First Off-Street Auto Park This was an IntereaUng per men evolve oxygen equipment for Cost of Ike, Aides Trip back from the Far Blast anyway, i ltoaetaM«r. O w j^ formance, on the part of General their own assistance in the at It is the Navy practice to rotate ' i Js Privately Owned Facility Mac Arthur, a performance^ of a mosphere Mt. Everest pierces, ‘'Washington, Dec. .9—0P>—'nie,of commercial rates for Trans- ships and thejr chews from service , character which raises certain the mountain top counters, say in Koreian waters. ivwii>d«r°&o»«f X. HP American ^payer eventu^ly w.U | o ^ S e S iry service, have I Rockville, D ae. 9—(Special)— ' questions. If he were more in some, by continually increasing In Hawaii, Eisenhower will be ; BxfcM pay for the Pacific travels of, ^ Elsenhower trip the guest of the Navy for several ^ * u s irhe first off-street parking de- \ Tolland Covcrair« "iid kt tM terested in having the Korean con its own height, growing taller each President - designate Eisenhower: and will absorb varying shares of days. No *special accommoda «t lUaehMiiw. Conn.. year as its storms brirtg new ice Ivelopment here will be ready for a a n H*n »U»t«r. flict end than in having MacArthur and his advisers. But nobody in | the cost. But the principal burden tions will be required there, how ¥ Residents and organizations. end he would,' we suppose, have and snow. Nature's most dra the ’ Defense Department now j was borne by< the Air Eorce ever. The commander-ln-chief use. weather permitting, beginning j In Tolland are invited to use ■oiecMFiioji 'Dec. 22. , Farkbla l» *d*«nc« found w-ays to have forwarded his matic fastness is not without re seems to know how much the bill; through its Milltai^'AirTranspor- of the Pacific beet, Adm. Arthur SEALY MATTRESSES...... $29.95 and «P the facilities of The Herald will be. ' tation Service (MATS), Radford, makes his headquarters As parking conditions over the,, I Tm t ...... suggestions to the President course of its own. years have become more acute,! Rockville news bureau for cov HOBtto ...... Next year another team will Questioners who raised the | , Natloiiai latM-eat at Pearl Harbor and his establish erage in their area. During M HobUii ...... fS! elect without announcing his issue of free rides for people who' MATS is experienced in hand- ment includes facilities for dis citv officials bave encouraged such the winter months all Tolland Meath try again. Once again the im tinguished visitors. '* venture. Now comes the an ' ly ...... *ff possession, of a plan to a large have no official or military sUtus u„g *„ch a flight and has a & clal KEMP’S, Inc. nouncement from building con items will originate from The t C o ^ ...... *...... public audlencq. So It would seem perturbable peak will await its ef —at least until the Jan. 20 presl- brJss. distinguished vUitors and Herald office on Market street, 'Vast gold fields of Rhodesia 16$ MAIN STREET tel. 5880 tractor John R. Gottler, that he is that General MacArthur's prime fort.' Once again, all around the dentfal inauguration—got his re- others whose business is certified preparing his property in the rear, telephone Rockville 5-3186.. world, other men will wait, with ply from the Pentagon: to be in the national interest. were developed in ancient times, HNE REDDING Interest lies in the establishment "Gen. Eisenhower^ trip to This group, popularly known as some of the mines having shafts as of Park place for off-street park- j of his own superior wrisdom. and in envy and longing, with vicarious much as 150 feet deep.' .■ •U.BEWS dlSBBtdWS CfEdtlEd tO tt« OE Korea was directly concerned with SAM (Special Air Missions), has s *"we principal entrance to the ^ meeting to be held at 8 p. m., .at rM elberwEieeiSllted the vindication of his own record hopes and fears, with half a heart military operations, and also with yearly fund for operations and the 12 thE local MWE publiihcc iitrt. for the men and half a heart tor property will be from Park place, I the Andover Town Hall there will an rlghta of lOpahlleetloB pt e i ^ e l in Korea. This is a .very natural the orderly transition of govern Air Force said today it was not b«twe«i; .r__ Wiillsileaew the Memorial msast building and be a talk on milking ___ machinaa II—oiehee herelB eru bI»o reeerred. instinct, and not blameworthy the mountain, for the dramatic ment—both of which are clearly necessary to dip into any emer Die Methpdlst Church. GoUier County postura awards will b« in the national Interest.” . gency fund to finance the trans ■erriee eMeot of K. J t *. among human beings. Yet it is, as word which will come back down. plans another stairway entrance presented. Offered by Truman portation for the next President well, the persistent and consistent to the lot from Elm street which The Men’s Club of the First R«pr«»eBUtl*M: The The department cited the and his party. Normally SAM bounds tFe property on the West Congregational Church of Vernon IM lM Methevo tp ed el AsBocy — Ne« keynote to all MacArthur's lead highest possible authority for this keeps cost accounting books on side. Center meets at 8 p. m., church __ Aomr EinuEAi} or ership, and it is the same mood Statement—President Truman. A Its operations and presumably will Will Rent All Stalls social rooms. ATiom. spokesman said, "as Commander- do the same for the Eisenhower Space avallabi* for parking will and style of leadership which, by Connecticut mission. The Air Force had no A meeting of the James W. claiming special and superior wis In-Chief and Chief Ehcecutive be approximately 89 by 110 feet. Milne Camp, Spanish War Veter no woHoiw. —J*ty for (President Truman) offered Gen. knowledge today, however, that Cottier said he does not propose ans and the Ellen G. Berry Aux ihteal erroiB oppeerln* In od- dom for Itself, led the United Na Eisenhower the transportation he an.v bill will be presented to any to have hourly parking customers, iliary will be held at 8 p. m. In ■eats Bad other reedlnc metter tions cause into disaster at the Yankee needed." organization to cover this particu but intends to rent all of the stalls la S o MMBBCheattrb Mronlt* Heroic lar mission. GAR hall. Yalu. By A. H. O. As for the advisers who accom on s weekly or monthly besls to ■nie Children of Mary of St. DtaelBy Bde«rUalBB Hoeing hears: When the MacArthur proposi panied the next chief executive or The Air Force Is quite accus business or professional men, or Joseph's Church meet at 7:30 p. ■r lMBdA7—f »•■ ‘ later Joined him aboard the cruiser tomed to .flying Congressmen and nearby residents who are without Taesdoy 1 p. m. MonMy. tion Is advanced in the way it has We had thought there would WHAT m. at the school hall. woJBesdax—1 p. IB. Tueedey. Helena, the department said the military and civilian brass all over garages, i Roceat Arrival ijr Tteredw^l—ntndar—1 ~ “ ---- been advanced, we see little chance have to be some huinan limit to President's offer "included trans the world. . Under a recent ar Homsonaklilir Meeting the number of times Governor rangement. however, free military Mr._ and Mrs. William Moore, of grace for President-elect Eisen John Lodge would have to face the portation for such staff as the IS YOUR HOME Ibe County Home Economics Route' s Rockville, are parents of ^ jmUPd deBcnne general desired to be with him mt transnortation normally wrill be committee is holding a day meet hower. If he doesn't send for the temptation to leave his Connec provided Congressmen only when a daughter bom Saturday at St. day of vablteatloB secret MacArthur formula, he la ticut chores. But the fates will not any time during the trip.” ing today in Rockville with a pot- Francis Hospital. RL m. The Defense official questioned the particular trip is certified to WORTH TODAY! luck. guilty. If he sends for it and then leave him be, and, at this moment Mrs. Jesale N. Benson Tuoaday, December 9 was unable to say -whether this in the Defense Secretary after con The Snlpalc 'View Homemakers Private funeraT Services were doesn't follow it, he is also guilty of writing, he la obviously Involved, terpretation covered the newsmen sultation with the chairman of the P«l are meeting this afternoon at the -t- once again. In another Joust be congressional committee , con home of Mrs. Malcolm Thompson held this afternoon at 2 p.m. at the Win Jails Hold Africa? In short. General MacArthur tween opportunity and duty. and photographers who went with Ladd Funeral Home for Mrs. JeS' seems to have set himself up, on Eisenhower. One official thought it cerned. of Doyle road. sie M- Benson, 66, widow of Charles We once said, on the occasion barely possible that the reporters No wives were taken along by The Longview Homemakers Tho South African government, Korea, in the same position Sena when his ambition to run for- the stop and consider . . . in case of fire, how much would it Benson priioae policies Britain and all the and cameramen eventually would the Eisenhower party, but it hs.s meet today at 8 p. m. at the home tor Tart assumed with regard to United States Senate was hottest, get bills for their shares of the air not been uncommon for wives to cost to replace your home today? If your insurance is based of Mrs. Flora Batz. Mrs. Batz will Rev. Forrest Musser, pastor of tdot of the world critlciae on the that we would be pleasantl,v aur- accompany husbands on govern lead the group on a discussion of Union Congregational Church, of' the Cabinet. Eisenhower can be a priaed if he did not yield to It and plane transportation, on the basis on its original coat, you might be several thej^sand dollars fleiated. Burial was In Grove Hill 0«und that these policies are good President, in their book, if "Table Settings for the Year.” Muling toward an inevitable ex- turn aside from filling out his short at today’s high building costs! Better give us a call The Vernon Homemakers will Cemetery. he does what they tell him to do. term as Connecticut Governor. But Mrs. Benson, the widow of pkMion of racial war, has an- meet tomorrow at 1:30 p. m. at the as that situation developed, and as soon! , home of Mrs. Thomas J. Neill of C?harles Benson, was bora in Can BOUnced its intention of taking to we sensed the various pressures Dart Hilt road, Ogden's Comer. ada, Aug. 20, 1886; and she livad Itself powers similar to those The Contract Is Signed upon Kim, in which demands from B«autiful, work-saving The subject will be "Table Set here for a number of years, later Britain is using in handling the others tied in with his own ambi tings” with Mrs. Gerald Rlsley living at Preston, where ahe died Mau Mau disturbances in K ^ya. If the taxpayers of Manchester tion, our anticipation of such a and Mrs. Gordon Gibson am leaders. Saturday have been deprived of any voire surprise grew even more faint. It Those attending are asked to She leaves a son, Charles Ben The latest sUUstic we have came, nonetheless. with regard to the proposed pur bring their favorite rookies with son of Someraville. seen for British methods In Kenya Now we will be surprised If he recipes, also any Christmas sug Mrs. Mary P. Handel Is that, so far, 13,000 naUves have chase of the famous Pearl street takes the post as ambassador to gestions that might be helpful to Mrs. Mary P.iHtndel, 76, widow been placed under arrest. Whether atrip—a $18,000 seven foot slice Italy. But we can think of good others. of Richard Handel, of 23 Ward reasons which might lead his de obert mith this is quieting K ^yh down does off a total property whose toial p . . priead within the roach of ovaryona R J. S D.\R to Hear Speaker street died yesterday at Rockville assessed valuation is less than half cision either way. The meeting of Sabra TnimbuU Ctity Hospital. Bom In .Saxony, not seem to bo clearly established. On one aide. Governor Lodge INCORPORATED Germany, she has been a resident (I that amount—there is some con does not have now, any more than Chapter, Daughters of the Ameri The arrests, apparently, are still REAL ESTATE — INSURANOE can Revolution will be held at the of this city for 57 years. going on. solation in the fact that the town he had before, in the Senate op She was a member of the Union portunity, any positive desire to TELEPHONE 8450 home of Miaa Elsie B. Cummings Whether it will work in South directors were Just about as fair tomorrow at 3 p. m. Regent Mrs. Congregational CKiurch. She leaves with the taxpayers as they were leave his Connecticut tasks. He “INSURANSSHTHS SINCE 1914" a daughter. Miss Gertrude E. Han assure Mother a bright, white Christmas, with Africa is also dubious. The official enjo.v8 and respects his Connect! aarenre Finley, Sr, will preside del of Rockville; a stepson, Harry violence which has featured gov with themselves. cut position. and the gue.st speaker will be Mrs. Handel of Springfield; two broth ■ They, too,' found themselves On this Bome side of the argai- John Talcott of Talcottville. ernmental policy there to date Assisting hostesses are Mrs. H. ers, Dr. Alween Schrelter of Bris does not seem to have done much witho'uC ahy final power of de naent. the' very foecefulneos and tol and Gustave Schrelter of Ham finality he had to muster, to shunt Pwartfiguer. Mrs. J. North, Mrs. good. In fact, its fruit seems to cision in the matter. Their de J. Steele. Miss Sadie Millard. Mrs. den. and a slater, Mrs. Emma off the foil convention move to Backofen of Rockville. I be that the situatl&n has pro cision, last night, to execute the nominate him for the Senate, now George Smith, Mrs. (Chester Press- contract Involved was a decision ler, and MLss Georgianna Prescott. Funeral servieea will be held 1 sparkling, carefree, beautiful, low-cost gressed so that a member of the constitute a very great commit from the White Funeral Home, to dictated to them by the circum ment against the preoent posalblll- Cub Scout Artlvltiea South Africa cabinet proclaimed, Kenneth Peterson, newly ap morrow at 2 p.m.. Rev. Forest the other day, that "we are faced stances into which they had al ty of an ambassadorship. Musser, pastor'of Union Ongrega- I On this same side of the argu S,. pointed (?ub scoutmaster an tional cfhurch, officiating. Burial | with a situation which we, a.s lowed themselves to be led. They ment, it takes men of great wealth nounces there are approximately were told that they were trapped will be in Grove Hill Cemeterj’. bearers of- white civilization, can to be ambassadors, under the 1 S i 100 boys enrolled in Rockville's The funeral home will bs opon no longer tolerate.” in the deal themselves. They were American system, and Governor • Psek li, and due to the Incrijasing today tfom 7 to 9 p.m. This cfhbinet member did not told that they had to go through Lodge is not a man of great Interest in the program, it has wealth. been necessary to add a sixth den seem to understand that it was with it. and that if they.tried not But, at the same time, we can for the coming jresr. , ■ .T W Hnrkville hureon of the I to go through with it, they would M ntaciM ater E ven in g H erald Is lo- a u to m ia tic the methods and the policies of his imagine how the other side of the U s l Mothers be exposed to a law suit for failure « n t e f i a t 1 M nrfcet street. T ele* | own government Which had stirred question is being .presented to Den Mothers for 1953 include ph on e Itockvllle 5- 8136. up the "intolerable" conditions to go through with it. They them Governor Lodge. The Truman ad OOKING for a "dresm kitchen" at s down-to-earth Mrs. Ralph Wilcox of Liberty selves,- apparently, were' as power ministration is fading out and the J price? Then come see our display of beautiful, work street, Den 1; Mrs. Carl Saunders, threatening white supremacy, con Elsenhower regime taking over I 23 Kipg street. Den 2; Mrs. Ray ditions which, in turn, now de less as the poor taxpayers are go in an atmosphere which suggests saving Youngstown Kitchen equipment. All Youngs mond Rider, 30 OrohsnJ street. Tolland • mand stronger and tougher ing to be, on Dee. 19, when a pub grave emergencies in our relations town units are sturdily made of gleaming white sled, Den" 3; Mrs. Bernard Fahy, 84 measures. lic hearing is held on a proposi with our European friends, emer and include such features as twin-bowl c4binet sinks, Orchard street. Den 4; Mrs. Mar Simmoing What if the old colonial cures tion which is going to go through gencies the gravities of which, so shall Kidney, High' street, Den 5; the atmosphere suggests, are not dish and vegetable sprays, sliding shelves, noiseless Mrs. S. R. Hansen,. Windsor ave don't Work? What if arrests Whether or not the taxpayers voice publicly realized. The choice of the drawers, and lined cutlery,j;^partments. They can be nue Rockyem, Den 6. Mrs. Gerard Is To Address approval or disaproval of It. merely breed the need for more ideal possibility for ambskshdor to arranged any way you lik e .\ Rook IS the .den mother coordina arrests? What if the shooting of The steps by which a supposedly one of these nations, then, could be tor. Wamen’s Clubl HjBUfUiZon, leaders creates new leaders'wlio .sovereign board was led into a loss seen as aiT emergency necessity, You can install s Younptown Kitchen m your home Pigeon Is Eetected need to be shot? What if the dis of its own powers of bargaining big enough to ride over all normal | The Tolland County Bar Associa objections and commitments. Gov-' note on easy monthly payments. Come and chdote the tion at Us meeting this morning Tolland, Dec. 9—(Special)—The AUTONATie OAt persal of meetings produces more and decision, so that its own final ernor Lodge and Francesca would, units that will meet your particular needs. elected Robert L. Pigeon, Judge of Tolland Ommunlty Women’s AUT0NATI6 8AS recourse has had to be to get on Club will meet Dec. 17 st-6 p. m. CLOTHES DRYER meetings to be dispersed? These of course, be considered the ideal the (?lty Court of Rockville as'as AUTONATie 8At WAUR HEATERS are the questions which obtain. with a situation from which it combination to send to Rome. LOW [ASY PAYMINTS sociation president. Pigeon suc Mrs, George Simmons of Csprl- BOW’, everywhere one race con- could not escape, are as regret Also, on this side of the argu ceeds the late Saul Peizer. land Herb Farm, North Coventry, HANSES ment, Governor Lodge was a pio will talk on "Flowers and Table aiders itself the ‘'bearer” of civili table as the fact that the tax Other, officers elected were: vice •NLT^I2s78«'lia«TII neer for Elsenhower, arid -a moat president, Harry Lugg; secretary arrangements for Christmas." She 66L T < M 7 A M d f f T N payers themselves . have been zation over the backs of another effective one: The cause for which Anderson and Johnson and librarian, John H. Yeomans will also discuss Chrstmaa tradi-1 6NLT * 7 s8 3 a BMTN AfUr SatMD^wa Pmymmat race. * elbowed out of all influence on the he fought has triumphed and its tions and Foods of other lands. Aftmr SmM Dmum. Pmymmat PLUMBING and HEA'HNG CONTRACTORS ' of Andover, 'present clerk of the It is easy enough to understand decision. tide sweeps forward in the world, Superior (jourt; and treasurer During her talk, Christmas foods I Afitr SmtmU Dotim Pmfmaat Saa«bls*-ls-a-bnnO-Dsy frm - TEL. 1549 or 6884 AN (b« bot wtNr ym wisll the panic that runs through the We don't know w’hether tiie and there must be some almost ir Nicholas Armentano of Stafford will be baked by Mrs. Simmons | resistible instinct to go along on Springs. • and served aa refreshments fol Cl«M-hnsJ-ta-ittal liak. <704 SO ■ I * ’ f*"' •*'* ***••• veins of authority, as It deals with taxpayers would approve or dis the crest of that tide of -fulfilment lowing the meraing. The members I Aiaarici'i nwi kuatihil lazulbtim'l The association also voted to frafanaJ by fsaJ eztb the probletA of trying to suppress approve. We do maintaii^ they and accompli.shment, rather than recommend for admission to the will not exenange. tho usual 1114 a continent writh its own thin edge should be seriously consulted. We merely resume life exactly where bar, the application of Harold E. CTiristmas gifts this year,' but of force. That force must, of don't know whether any members it was before all this occurred. Dorwart.of Mansfield. The appli there will ^ a donation of 251 Also, there Is the qiieotlon of cents. Members and friends are in course, be used boldly and ruth of the board Itself, who favored cant is a.graduate of the Univer how many times the same man con ' sity of Connecticut Law School at vited to attend. * lessly, or the thin line will be the purchase, had come to a con say no. Storra Mothers Chib Seoalon broken. But what if, aasertlng it clusion that the price was high M'o shall be atirprlsad If he does ■ Today's E\’rnt Calendar The Tolland Mothers Club will I self thusly. It merely breeds more for what the town- was getting. not say no. or bos not said It. On HEAR AGAIN ^ Shopping in your home community offers a number of definite Tankerooaan Tribe, Improved 'meet tomorrow at 8 p. m. at the | r the, other hand, Rome Is today, Order of Red Men, will meet at home of Mrs. Dorothy Zabilansky. trouble? W’hat if the old game We do maintain that the board from the point of view of the world there’s a new day coming! he advantages. You save time and transportation costi . . . wear 8 p. m. at Red Men's Hall. The The co-hostesses will be Mrs. doesn't work ? should have managed to retain its of orto and talents from whteh the '5 C?harlotte Luginbuhl and Mrs.. meeting of the Red Men’s SoctaL K These are the questions which own freedom of action. Lodges came to polltlrs. the nsost ^ for a troly i f and tear on nerves, end often pocketbdoks. Besides, you >will find A Club, formerly held on the same Helen Frank. There wjll be an ex make the outside world view As for the future, the board exciting elty In the world. night as the tribe meeting will change of Christmas gifts. local stores well stocked with gifts as attractive as any found else - West Gains Appointment events inside Africa with dread. It would now seem to have obligated ntARH CANr GETS MAIL HAPPY HOLIDAY now be held Fridays with the first will be tragic enough if guns and Itself, by the purchase of this strip where, and which may be chosen comfortably at your leisure. i meeting, under the new schedule W. S, Simpson, secretary of the I Dec. 12. Tolland Zoning Ckimmlssion, has make j^as your efficient household servant Jails do the W’ork that is expected of land, to proceed with the Chlpley. Fla.—DPI— The elty , Arthur H. Harris, district gov announced the appointment at Ru of them. But what if they merely | widening of Pearl street for the council had the word "trash” sten You deal with local business personnel . . often people you ernor of Rotary was the gue;t of pert B. West u enforcement of incite and make inevitable the entire, length of its narrowness, ciled boldly on its new street rub ficer,- with full' powers to enforce bish containers recently because know. the Rockville Club this noon at terrible race revolution they are whii h extends back nearly to Fos luncheon, making his annual visit toning regulations and issue per- j too many people were mistakenly mits. trying to prevent? ter .street, This will Involve an ex mailihg letters in the dark green to the local club. . , S U P E R B N E W NEARINO AIDS Shopping locally is to your adyantaga, as well as to the best in Tile Women of the Moose meet penditure much greatesAhan $15,- cans. St the Moose rooms with Senior Tolland news Is now hanfiled { 000—an expenditure which, for Regent 'Margaret Pucino presid through The Herald's ~Rocks'tUe : MacArthur Has A Han terest of your community. -CALCIIIATON what real , benefit-U . pan provide Don’t miss the blessings of better hearing' ing. 8 p. m. bureau, tetephone Roekrille 5-8186! otLj General Dougla.t MacArthur's to Mancheater, eertainly should HOW MAHT HONRS MD . in this most joyous of all seasonal Amaz At the Tolland -County • dairy or call at dne Market street. . i address to the 'National Associa stand very near the liottom of the YOHSraWWlTRA ing Zenith Heariflg Aida—Mrre gnat tion of Manufacturers the other list of the things Manchester stodefz.'—are emell, light, powerful, u«n- ^ P P | N SATURDAY MORNINGS UNTIL NOON ^ AUTONATie IAS AUTONArie OAS night was notable in two things. SNOVn LAST WIRTU? dtrful! By the makere of world-famoua OaseCWuerias Dniem IHlMWW i AUTONATie IAS really needs to do. Vt'e sugge.'t AmUaUt mt MeAmlt DllFOSAL First, he became piihluTy awaie. that the board pocket ita ex Zenith Television end Radio Seta. An ideal ‘ Estes CmI _ an4 THURSDAY EVENINGS A:30 , to 8:30 RANIE REFRIOERATORS gift for a hard-of-hearing loved one or friend. CHRISTMAS HOME DECORATION CONTEST for the first time, that this na perience, disburse the $15,000. I - (CLOSED WEDNESDAYS AT NOON) ENTRY ILANK tion had elected Itself a new and forget the rest, until such M U *5.74 A MNTH President. He spoke in kind ami 66LT *8.64 A sm s •M .T*l6.2t AMINTH tinie a.s the town has succeeded in nNITH’S IHS MODIUI .iflrr Small Dmum Paymtal bonevolent terms of the individual financing its more easentisl needs. 2neiiif -1 J-. MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER. CONN- TUESDAY. DECEMBER 9. 1952 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER. 00NN« TUESDAY, DECEMBER 9. 1952 PAGEELEVXN PAGE TEN pate In a tripartite (public, labor, cialism. It ia a tHBlite to the men did not like McNay getting the Tiachon, who haa givan polica pro and t^e state,” he added. industry) Wage Stabilisation board who have managed TVA affairs poet because. he had a criminal taction for foar of poaalbla ra- The testimony by Slater and Total V ote Over Fa^m B u re a u About Town priaalB, was pointed up by a plea Tiachon, ..was in contrast to the Hemophiliac Victim Back Woman Burned for this purpose." that this smudge ha* not been Ban Supports Dock Probe record, he said. Putnam observed; "This is not a made to *tlck." CitM Twe 4a>- Strike from a shipping firm offlqial for silence of' a number ot other wit LECLERC Richard Rud(Mll of 59 Benton 61 Million Mark mass exodus as it first seemed." In the presidential . mesaage, moro city and state projafitlon on nesses, among them three local of^ FUNERAL HOME Head Hits Slv RANGE and F U ^ OIL iPurge Rumors street was giiast'of honor at a sur On another occasion there was the docka ficials of the AFL International In Attempt to s/ Kline refrained from any epecific Home in Time for Holiday Charles C. Killlngsworth. newly- prise birthday dinner party Satur- a two day strike when the hiring 'Washington, I)ec. 9—(iP);—The named WSB chairman, said indus recommendations to the organig*- Told Union Moving through a fourth day of Longahoremen’a aaaoclation. ■ W alter N. My night at the home of his niece boss. Joe Anastasia — a brother of total mark in the Nov. 4 presiden try members of the Kansas City Props Fallact tipn for its resolutions on national 24 Hour D e /iV e i y Service Albert, alleged boas of the old taatimony yesterday, the com- Tiachon, who no longer works on Laclerc, Save Her Pets In East Reich and nephew, Mr, and Mrs. Ludwig mlsslon was given a picture of the waterfront, aaid he was. aent Oiractar Long Siege in Ho$pital the hospital staff that she would and Atlanta regional boards have farm policies. He described the Han^n on Waranoke road, on the Murder, lnc„ mob — was fired, tial election passed the 6i million like" to have her aon and two other given assurances they won't quit, nation's leadership in world af- Swain said. But Joe was reblred, rackets along the 700-miIe water to Denny St. John, a hiring boss, mark today as offiriaT returns (Coitlnncd from Page One) r s f O m ) occasion of his 80th birthday. A Failed Pact Ends fo r Local Lad, boys' who *re hemophiliac* take (Osatlnued from Page Om ) as did those on the Boston and falia as "an awesome respon- « group of relatives attended, the he added, and the strike ended. front in both New Jersey and New by Joe ^ w ell, an ILA shop stew from 44 states were tabulated by FUNERAL part in a television show in an Chicago regional boards. Bibllity and a great opportunity." dinner and presented him with a He tokjt-bf "highly organised York, which, milk the haYbor’a ard. Tiachon said Powell it the ex the Associated Pres*. HI Since October 27 effort to win money which could The Are. which Manos told vol In Boston, industry member Irv continued, it-"dawgerous path." He credited the nation's MORIARH BROTHERS 'garina, ether (ooda and oonaumar (C OM) seven billion dollar shipping in convict who recruited him. at Sing " The figure-6i.152.069 -includ purse of money. pilferage"'«n two East River piers be turned over to the Red Cross unteer firemen may have started in D. Shapiro said he and his col He warned also against price- philo.sophy of government with 'foods at the worat time of year before ‘ Anastasia wa» fired. He dustry of an estimated S50 mil Sing. St. John waa among wit ed unofficial and incomplete re SERVICE to help provide a continuous source in the vicinity of the oil-burning bringing the nation its many ad S15 CENTER STREET T E L . 5135 foremen and dock bosses) biit our nesses who refused to answer com- turns from four state*;] California, Hartford, Dac ^ —A .14- leagues will meet Friday to dis fixing and regimentation; "always ' for thle to happen—Just before The Holy Angels Mothers Cirole cited these cases: lions annually. ZS MAIN ST. ^ a, ■ ot fresh plasm* for hemophiliacs. furnace, was discovered by the cuss whether to withdraw their vantage*,, but cautioned; men Mice to select their own hiring mUslon quSations. bri ground of Pennsylvania, Rhode Island and ai ycar-old brmophiliac (bleeder) sold to the farmers as an advan Chrietmas. gave a Christmas party Sunday An anonymous phone call Tiachon, who has spent 11 of hia Manchester C I 2*5869 cotiple about 3:15 a m. resignations. Public members of "We in America today need to bosses and I doubt if you can get warned him a truck was leaving 38 yoart behind bars, testified that possible self Incriminaton. West Virginia. m’lio, doctor* at Hartford Hospital tage.". He described them as "real Grotewohl ringed out Hamann afternoon at the Community Y for The total exceed* the previous They fled the promi.ies and the Boston board had asked the take a goorl critical look at the re the children of members. Games the men to work if you do that •a pier with stolen cargo. The a fellow convict offered him a pier Some longthoremen, Tiachon aaid, unden*'ent u exten*lv« a threats to rising atandqrds of liv sults which can be expected 4rom as the scapafoat. He was ao aaid, used insurance records to find record established in 1940 by 11,- Coiivielioii Stands Manos. ran to the nearby Stony industry members to reconsider, ing in agriculture. were played and Saiita Claus ap At that time, Swain said, the hir truck was stopped. It was found Job while both were still in Sing aur^cal procedure a* probably ha* i Hill District Volunteer fire station but no action has been taken. an over-concentration of power in pointed that moat weatemers con- ahips' passenger luggage of more 331.757. aver been attempted on a child "We need to look very critically peared with a gift for each child. ing foreman on the line’s Hudson to contain a ton and a half of Sing Prison at Osiining, N. Y. ' to sound the alarm. Industry members of the Cleve the government. Liberty epends cln«M Hamann Is alreauly under highly valuable merchandise which Saying ex-convicts were pre than ordinary value. "They then The total by parties today stood with tha condition, U back at home III M urder (^asr Indeejke' at the.se propositions. arrest. Hamann’e deputy, Prlts Refreshments were eerved buffet river pier was a Thomas.Oollentine thi* way: ! Mrs. Manos apparently re-en- land regional board met yesterday Whenever a politician says to the uponTKe ability of citizens to re style under the direction of Mrs. had been sorted out of various ferred for waterfront Jobs. Tiachon would break into that particular today. fered the building in his absence strain government," ItHaral lt% Sensational Hsntke, flod to West Berlin re whom Swain described as "unsatis bag," he added. Eisenhower, 33.718.528; Steven 1 after their chairman, Edward B, farmer; 'Vote for me and I will Mary DIugos and Mrs. Evelyn factory.” shipments' over a period of a week said he spent most of his work Ha a Jamea Juroa, aon of Mr. in an effort to reach the pets. Williams, liad recommended they The delegates turned to general cently. Grotewohl said thia was or 10 days. His orders. Tischon said, were: son. 27.190,310: others, 243,231. and Mr*. Stanley Juroa of 88 Bran Hartford. Dec. 0—(Ab The State! give you so-and-so,' and fails to j Vogel. co-chairmen. "He wouldn't exercise discipline ing time "playing cards and look , Capt. Harry Lent and Allan resign. They said, however, they note there are co.sts involved, he is | convention sessions todiy after a sign of “sabotsfe.” ing to steal something." " I f anything's atolen, don't for ford atreet, Manchester. supreme Court reftised today to D„„ghton. among the first Stony The prime minister also named and then he'd walk off the dock On the other occasion a cargo get the boiaea down here." FEAR FOR FREIGHTER felt such action woiild he "pre practicing a dangerous kind of meeting yesterday in a'dozen as net sling was found on south street John JB. Slater, president of the Jlmmia. a* he I* known to hi* reverse the first degree murder Hill volunteer firemen on the sorted conferences on agriculture iM cIvtivs Rudolf Albrecht, Communist State The Queen of Peace Mothers and come back when he got damn Tlschon testified that he believ sumptuous" if taken "Without a political trickery," arcle will hold itt Christmas ed good and ready,” Swain aaid. "I loaded with nearly two tons of big American E x ^ r t Lines, told friend* and the doctor* and nurae* conviction of George M. Dortch,' scene, discovered Mrs. Manos wa.s 1 thorough canvas* of the industry The president's mes.sage was problems and affairs. Secretary for Food Production, as ed the bosses to be taken care of Abenlern, Wash., Dec. 9—-(8*) ^ ______1 aw.— « — P4 — .. another "aaboteur” and implied party tomorrow night at 8:15 at didn't fire him because, if I did. we valuable cargo. It was so heavy the commission that company of- were Powell and St. John, who has —Rescue ship* fought liravy at the hoaptal, went home yeater- - - , n I _I unconscious in the bedroom after we represent." the highlight of the second day's ficiala were helpless about condi day, fulflillnit a wl*h that he'd be Jr„ of Westerly, R. I., or to grant | Attach-O-Matic that Paul Baender, recently dis- the home of Mrs. William J . Mian- would have a strike that would that a dock crane would have had a record of 20 arrests. breaker* aad time today in an h o m e COMfORE program of the convention which ntng, 100 Bretton road. Co-hoa- close the pier up tight.” to move It. tions which he said forced them to home for Chriatmaa with time to ” I ^ ■ I .. o f attempt to reach fre.-^h air. has drawn close to 5,000 delegates | CLIP-ON TOOLS miaaed as Haraann's deputy, bears Tiachon told the commission the' effort to free the 1.207-ton Dortch "f : ,,„fered a cut on his knee as Slight Rise Noted some share of blame, too. teasea will be Mra. Frank Pearson, Eventually, Swain testified, two Shippers and truckers are ao take on ex-convict pier super work force on his pier was mad'e freighter Yorkmar from the spar*. death for knifing Mrs. Dorothy Se- Houghton broke the storm from 47 states and Puerto Rico. ILA local officials agreed to afraid of trouble, Swain aaid, that visors. The boy entered the hospital Plaiic Prop Drops Rhode Island may make it the Directed IN I Purge Mrs. Walter Jacobaon and Mr*. up of 50 to 60 per cent ex-convicts *urf-chumed Washington beach MORIARTY Bros hastisn of Stoninglon with « horn Donald Scott. Gifts for the grab "divide Oollentlne'a power” by let they will not provide proof for Aa)( Protection and added. where It ran aground yesterday. Oct. JT. bleeding from hi* kidney*. the court said, he carried on an | 48th in 1953, Secretary-Treasurer 111 Claims of Idle No Arrest of Matem would reach 3 1 5 CENTER ST In a hemphiliac. alight blow* or Mrs. Manos to the outside. to the very top of the Communiat bag should be brought to the ting the company name its own prosecution of their complaints Slater, whoe# line operates the "Everybody's got larceny in his The Coast Guard said there wa* adulterous relationship." The slay- i Through Dwelling Roger Fleming advised the con- Oust Bag dock labor foreman. Even though big new luxury liners independ fear for tbe snret.v of the 31 scratche* frequently caiur ah' Meanwhile, apparatus of the ' vention in his annual report. regime. Matem, aa chairman of the meeting. that they are "forced to pay for heart, wanting to make a fast T E t 5 ) ,1 5 ing occurred Sept. 3. liitP, in the I Claims for unemployment ben To Empty the company accepted a man pro ■ervices never rendered." ence and Constitution, said there buck, but working with people crewmen aboard the Cnllmar normal bleedin)t and only Immedi back yard of Mrs. Sebastian's Bethel Fire Department and its "When that day arrives." he part^a control commission, di j ambulance rushed to the scene. Bakersfield, Calif., Dec. fl—(Ah— efits In the Manchester area rose of couraal Amazing New Super-Powefod rected last year’s huge purge of Airman 2-c Alton J . Munsie flew posed by th e. union there was a Tonight Tony Talks ‘'isn’t much aenae" in reforms "un you were in prison with—the Steamship Corp. vesael, because at* tranafaalon* often can aave home. said, "this organirjitlon will add an ominous weather forecast de SILENT G LO W Mrs. ".Mimos was removed to the A family of five escaped unharmed to its present distinction of being slightly during the week enrling the party lUta in which 150,000 home recently, from Forbes Air itrike. Ex-convict Anthony (Tough less we could be assured that the chances of somebody suggesting k thalr lir’e*. The Supreme Court's denial of It ended, Swain aaid. when Tony) Tlschon testified yesterday proper protection would be given crime is so much greater. Some manded full speed in making the Jimmie underwent surgery, Dortch's appeal means that the hospital in the ambulance and her last night when a B-29 bomber the largest farm organlxation in Dec. 6, as 182 persons filed for aid were thrown out aa being either Force base, 'Topeka, Kan., for a name placed on the danger list. propeller crashed down on their I world (1.492.292 farm fami- here, the local employment office too lukewarm or actually boring Jamea (Jlnuny Heyer) McNay was before the commission. all the way down the line." turn out very good, hut the temp attempt to poll tbe ship Into deep OIL BURNERS which Involved the removal of one New London County Superior 25-day furiough. The aon of Mr. The witness Rtand appearanca of "I mean protection by the city tation la there.” water. nonfunctioning kidney. Since hi* Court, where he was convicted, The fire had such a start that home in a Bakersfield residential lies) the additional laurel of being reported today. from 'Within aa opponents of the and Mrs! James V. Munsie of Rus taken on in place of Oollentine. He ' operation Nov. 4. he received 24 must set a new execution date. the firemen had difficulty quench section. the fir.st completely nation-wide —This represents an increase of Red lystem. sell street, he is an electronic ing the flames. The blade, falling from the high 5.2 per rent over last week's fig The charge against Matem ap plnU of whole blood, three pint* Dortch, contending he was so organization of farmers." Cleans all over from I position counter measure mechanic. He re 1 of fresh froaen plasma and a num- drunk when he killed Mrs. Se When the fire was declared un- flying plane, sheared off a comer No Compromise ures. Two of the elaimants are peared to be that he failed to kick cently returned after a tour of tnuisfuaion*. bastian that he w;a* Incapable of der control all the contents in- j of the home, slashed through a A policy of "no compromise" veterans filing for special federal enough of them out. duty In Porto Rico. In spite of the aeriou*nes* of hi* the premeditation whictr first de eluding furniture in the house and • bedroom and partially buried it- unemployment benefits to which Look at tha Price! The newspaper Der Tag. which groceries, fl.xtiires and other Items with Russia was advocated in a 824-828 9 to 9 eondltion, Jimmie kept his chin up. gree murder require*, sought a self in the ground. Mr. and Mr* speech prepared for the day'* pro they are entitled under recently haa good sources in the Baat Zone, reversal of the verdict on the in the store had been destroyed by George Cowle and their three chil enacted legislation. A C T QUICKLY! During this in reported that a special commission MAIN ST. Tuea. and Thura. Bald one doctor; the fire. gram by Frank R. Ahlgren, editor Spirit Never Failed ground that Judge Thomas .1. Tro- dren were at dinner in an adjoin of the Commercial Appeal of Mem A seasonal inerea.se in unem troductory pariod. w* will giv* you of Justice Hilde Benjamin's High •‘His spirit never failed, not land erred in charging the jury on A garage about 20 feet distant ing room. ployment was evident throughotit an EXTRA BIG ALLOWANCE Tribunal it already preparing an was saved. phis. Tenn. U. S. Bares even a little bit;...... not even when this point. He also claimed there, The Air Force refused to give 'The pu.shlng around we have the stale, aceording to the state 'or your old claanar. Indictment against nine former he had to have four pint* of blood was new evidence in the case that any details of the accident f°'; , ^een getting in the Korean opera- Labor Department, which report Jut you must be prompt! Complete i members of the Socialist Unity In a single d ay ... not even when would entitle him to a new trial. what it termed ■ security reasons, | * „ot helping our 'Crossley' ed that 8.997 claimant.*, 763 more Savf m ta $30 D* Lull (CommunUt) party's central com the apirit of those taking care of The Supreme Court said it It was presumed the bomber con rating In the community of na than the 8.234 listed as cislmants Cleaning Tools mittee. The only names given were Supersonic him had it's moments of failing." found no reason to alter the ver Truman Aides tinued on Its flight u.slng three en- tions." he admoni.shed. "'yoii can in the week ending Nov, 29, filed Paul Marker, former Politburo "It ha* been wonderful to be- dict after reviewing testimony as 1 glnes a procedure which 1* not not compromise with gndlea.sneas last week. Pay only p«r waik member now under arrest, and / hold." aaid another doctor. "A 14- jh , amount of liquor Dortsch uniisual. and the sooner we abandon the The Manchester office rejiacted Wilhelm Schroeder, Minister of R ocket-Jet year-old boy saying, 'I know it's consumed prior to the killing and Pledge Ciirlis Sheriff's Deputy Arthur Ooss policy of appeasement the sooner that 114 of its claimants were Set "Live" Demonstration at Our Store AT ONCEI Agriculture. ; said the bomber wa.s from Castle Die Neue Zeitung. U. S. High CHOOSE PRACTICAL CUTS FOR THE FAMILY Judge Troland's comments to the we will see an end to our diffi women, and that initial elalms, going to stop some day. Air Force Base near Mercer, Commlaalon newspaper, added the Jimmie owe* his life to doctors jury about hi* condition. culties." which represent new spells of un (Oonttnoefi from Phga OM) and effort* of the hospital'* blood Judge Troland told the jury vol Will Continue Calif. He warned of difficulties on the employment, numbered 21. 11 MAIL COUPON FOR HOME name of Wtlll Kreikemeyer, form bank staff and donor* who never untary dninkenne.ss was no ex home front, too. "unless something er head of the railway system, aa might be capable of building. LOOr.INO OPF.RATIONS jt DEMONSTRATION or Phone 2-2886 a "certain" defendant and said the knew giving through the Red cuse for crime, *nd that a man (ContlDced from Piaire One) BTITDIED is done to limit fedgr,"! speridinc." Peale said features of the X F- Cross regional blood program. He criticized ' "psternali.stic. indictment will charge "sabotage, could commit first degree murder We need Ranch Home*. I espionage, Titolam, state and high 91 would be incorporated into fu Among those who gave blood unless hi* intoxicated condition Mocenver. Walter. Reuther, new- centralized government," and , . . . Manila (/Pi — Forty-three ■ Colonials and Cape Cods '( NAME ...... treason.” ture production. were , four physician* and seven had reached the stage where It so ly-elected president of the CIO. i.s ^gtry students from Burma. Chi lauded the Tennessee Valley at fair price* for our rash nurse*, a* well a* other hospital affeetted "the operation of the ' , ' for abound .h-iiT, Indonesia, Indo-Chlna. \ authority ss an example of prn- I ciiatomera. Quick service Bridge* Gap svorker*. From Newington Home mind as to make the man incapa-, of meetings Thursday and Friday.I lava, Pakistan and North Borneo gre.ss by coordination betwe^'n the —no red tape. J A D D R ESS...... Rocket power helps the XF-91 and Hospital for Crippled Children ble for the time being of form'ng j with Truman and Putnam to tryV I . takingI a six-month training federal government and the .stales. Ike Urged to Use burst through the sound barrier. fame two nurse* and three trained a rational intent or controlling his to get them to drop wage controls, j rmirse in mechanized logging op- "Not the least of its aims." he "Our work on this (plane) attendant* to help Jimmie when will." •\5e are determined to keep the ■ orations h»re. said, "has been the determination JARVIS REALTY MacArthur Grenius meant we have bridged the gap they learned of hi* plight. Two The Supreme roiirl said that program operating." the Fowler- ; ____^_____ ;______to remain removed from cen between the Jet plane and th8 were accepted a* donor* after what Dortch claimed as new c t - Putnam .statement said. "And we It I* believed that ri''e whs de tralized control In Wa.shington, PHONE 4112 SrHVM lTaLER rtteket plane and it may be con blood sample* were cross-matched. dence in his ca-se "was not newly will do so." veloped from plants which were . . . There are those who would HARTFORD (Coattnued from Page One) sidered as important in the future Jimmy's plight sparked a mass discovered." and even if it had The two otficials promised they native to India. tar the TVA with the brush of *o- 398 TRUMIULL STREET as was the step from the recipro donation by several Manchester would hot permit the eosl pay MacArthur on Far Eastern af cating engines to Jet power," teachers at the last visit of the been Introduced at his trial "it would probably not have changed raise on which F'owlcr and Put fairs. At his celebrated news con Peale aaid. Bloodmobile here Nov. 18. A nam disagreed with Truman to be. ference in Abilene, Kas., ’June 5, record total of 183 pint* was col- the result." The plane is equipped with a used as a precedent to pack up Eisenhower was asked; J-47 leeted, wages all along the line. They said General Electric turbo-jet The grateful mother told one of , _ . «-s , "There's been speculation about that provides 5,200 pounds of Tinman has said the rnni ease in difference# between you and Gen. ------iK iiffini r rarlH rcs volved specia Icirciimslances. thrust with an after burner, and MacArthur. Would you make use also a 6,000-pound-thrust rocket Cite .Steel Prices of Gan. MacArthur’a military Fowler and Putnam likened the 824-828 8:00 to 8:00 engine built by Reaction Motors, Pfriional Notices Fingers al Vi ork capabllitlas if you were Preii- Inc., of Rockaway, N. J. situation to what happened In Tue*. and Thnr*. ' p n 'res last aiininier when I he steel •MAIN ST. dent?” In Memoriam industry was given an over-ceilmg Eiaenhower replied: In lorinc mnn«^r\ of Mr» Bamh' A. Natale. .1. Riifflni, 58, of 137 "I could not have served any TfAfy, who Dec. 7. 1^4*^. Birch street, suffered a compound pure boost to help settle the steel COLORFUL RAYON POPLIM fracture of the third and fourth St l ike. They maintained that the man, first, indirectly for nine So They Say j FINE COTTON BROADCLOTH ASSORTED MEN’S MUFFLERS I>^ar Mother it l» rom- ‘hree ve»r» fingers of his right hand while at .steel price boost was "sealed off" year*, aa I did Gen. MacArthur, ftne^ Gofi CAllcd you home with him. without gaining a tremendous re Tou l^ft »o many loved onep work In Case Brother* yesterday. 1 from affecting other price*. Th.'\’ Lota of- these old folk tunes Just Alt asik's sises] Bliote hoarta are aad and dim. Taken to Manrheater Memorial aaid lliR coal pay raise would be spect for Ms Intellectual and pro need a little revamping and a n^w Tailored pajamaw 2.98 SlMtt 34 to 40 M m j t eeJers 1.50 Mright pattmrmB Hand wasbable 2.98 Hoapital, Ruffihi \va.4 treated by handK'*d in the Fame way. fessional capacity. set of lyrics and tliiy're pretty IVi pot aak ua if nilea her. "We are of course anxious to YouH find bold ploid*, *mort over-all print* and Crbp-looklng and creoie-resIstant Sport SWit thot Oh there » auch a raraiit plA’re; Dr Edmund Znglio. and 10 atltrhoR "If I had to have any position listenable. Expertly deiigned— accurately cut to W ord apoclft- Oft we think we hear her fotMetepa. were required to close the wouml.s. have the assistance of juganized of great responsibility in this —Song writer Begdaaarian. hondaome *olid eolor* fai Ihl* huge holiday gift loob well with or without a tls. Idrgo choice of Or we aee her amillna fat e. Rufflht caught his fingers in (he industry an»l hope that it will Join ' country, there is nothing that I cotioni. Doubla-neadled teomt for extra long wear. i in this objective of sealing off m srtw int. You con choo*e from all-wool or rayon hondiome solid color*. They’re cut for casual com. ^’hlla > OH ha%e • mother living rollers of a calendar machine that would allow to bar me from seek Cenlroit piping, self-belt with touelcd edge. W oih- any unstabilizing consequences o Eighty-five per cent of fatal ■fort with bi-or-out bottom*. Ideal for gift givings Treature her with rare. drie.s paper He was not aflmltted ing access to the finest brains, ex falls occur to persona 65 years of foit colors retain luiter through repeated washing*. fabric*. AM ore individually boxed for gift giving. Tor you'll never know her ^aIlle to the hospital. It is believe , l .r ■y. PAGE TWELVE MANCHESTEJl EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER. CONN. TUESDAY, DECEMBER 9, 1952 Section Two | TUESDAY, DECEMBER 9, 1952 TUESDAY, DECEMBER 9, 1952 Pages 13 to 24 Jr., and Samuel Boardraen, left fdr hearsal ■S)f the senior choir tomor Bolton ^ ■■ Marlborough Florida Saturday. They expect to Wapping row a t' 8 p. m., and the Junior be gone one week. choir on "Friday at 3:10 p. m. Skywatch Schedule DON'T Miss Gail and Janet Crawford Teacher Enrolled Brogard-Payne Nuptials Local Library New Slate Sealed Miss Florence Brogard, daugh-, Throw Thom ^w«nf Firemen Plan \ Appoint Three to Draw Up ^Deatli Alley’ Directors to Hold Meeting recently gave a shower at their StUi plenty of wear loft hi Town Moves Closer home here for. their cousin. Miss ter of the late Mr. and Mrs. An Foi^Shop Course drew Brogard of this town, be Head to Speak W edBeaday shoes ropaiicdl hora. At Local Grauge Patricia Anne Gove of Manchester. Mldnlght-t a. m...... Roger Negro, Peter Oleaki. - Miss Gove, a senior at Skidmore came the bride Saturday of Ed jCarol Concert Procedure for Directors Get*! Lights WithJioners and Planners ward S. Payne, son of Mr. and 3 a. m.-4 a. m...... Leo Pleclty. College, will be married to Craig Wapping, Dec. 9— (Special) — Oil Gift-Giving 4 a. m.-6 a. m...... Howard Peters, William Davidson. SAM.YULVIS To $15,000 Purcliase Ifarlborourh, Dec. 9 — Special) Williams, Dec. 37 in Manchester. Mrs. John L. Payne of Portland. Hiss Olga Kish, Ellsworth Memo 6 a. m.-9 a. m...... George McGraw, Elizabeth Dzi- Shoe Repaliiag of. the Bat A subcommittee from the Board — Perry l,athrop and hla ataff Guests at the shower came from Rev. David Crockett of the-Com SMFD to Continue with Eighteen Traffic' Sig-May Lead to Series of Bolton. Dec. 9-^(Special)—Mrs. adua; ter Klad Done While T m o'f Directors will begin work soon Po88 Sober Rnliag West Hartford. Manchester and rial High School business ^eacher. munity Church/' performed the thrir minds after the public hear trota Vemon Orange acted aa In- Thomas Bentley, librarian at the 9 a. m.-noon...... Bruce Miller. Michael A. Glean. Walt. Manager Signs Agree Program Started as on drawing up a set of parlia Priest Given nalff Being Installed Sessions to Coorjdinate On Date of Meetiiif Marlborough. MisS Gove has been is presently .taking a workshop wedding ceremony. ing," Turkington countered. . atallation team dliring the lait kJeat-public library and its branch Noon-3 p. m...... Gertrude Malagsky. 15 MAPLE STREET mentary regulations for adoption a summer resident here fpr many course at the Inter-NatioKal ...... Robert Duifin, William O’Brien. ment with Sheridan A t one point, Director Matthew Joke Last Christmas Along Berlin Turnpike Beating of the local organization. Manchester Evening Herald at the school, will be the speaker 3 p. m.-6 p. m. . . . . Opp. First Nattoaal StMW by the board aa Its procedure for Various Town Agencies Members of tlia towa’a years...... Gladys Gosselin, Barbara Wallett. Russia Visa Officer» Uated Busineas Maohlneif School in. Hart Wapping correspondent. Mrs. An at th3 re;;ular meeting of 4he PTA 6 p. m.-8 p. m...... Partdng Lot , Corp.; Turkington meeting. Board of Directors appaar t d 8 p. m.lO p. m...... Myra Fitzgerald, Florence Plitt. A Chriatmsa Carol Community The group appointed last night ■ Eighteen synchronized traffic -..A sertes-pf informal meetings to be planning a quiet New Manchester Evening H e r a l d ford. Miss Kish, along-with area nie Collins. Telephone Manchester at the school tomorrow night. Officers for 1953 were installed: 10 p. m.-midnight ...... Russell Wright. Hyatt Sutliffs. at a meeting of the board tn the lights, designed to hold traffic on between the Board of Directors Year’s celebration. Henry Roaaman, master; Mrs. laa- Marlborough correspondent, Mrs. high school and college instruc <419. Mrs. Bentley will talk on li Only DirMtor O p | H > «^ Sing will be held by the South office of General Manager Richard Fathee,^ Bissonette W'as the 12-mlle stretch of Berlin turn General Manager Richard beUe Rossman. overseer; William Howard Lord. tors. is learning to operate elec braries from a local, regional and Manchester Fire Department at pike to the posted 45 mile per hour and membefs of other boards may _ , „ ..i.w -.j ' "There la a question whether we Martin, consists of Directors Wai Martin thoughtfully includod Bottomley. leclurier; Norman Glen- tric typewriters for class pur TR.ANSATLANTIC T\’ late'viewpoint. Aa she has done nounced plans for a apecial Christ received nearty^ 100 guests be General Manager Richard Mar- wgpt jq out," Bowers corn- its Are headquarters on Spruce Week-end Assistant at speed limit, are now being in be the upshot of a diaciiaslon at poses. in previous years, Mrs. Bentley mas service Dec. 21 at 6:30 p.m. tween the hours of 2 and 5 p. m. ter T. Mahoney, Harold A. Turk- j last night’s meeting of the dirK- on the agenda for Friday'a lUe. steward; Fred Nichols, as- New York—lA’i Television ex tin last night signed an agreement. mented. rtreet Sunday night. Dec. 21, "at 6 stalled. Highway Commissioner G. r. S. BEST MANGANESE The eight-hour course is con will also discuss books for gift giv The traditional Navltity pageant ington.. formerly chairman of the | St. James* in 1950-51 tor.i. board meeting, odjourped until ,Blatant steward; Mrs. Agnes Ro- CUSTOMER perts, In anticipation of the day Callers Included friends and with the Sheridan Corporation { Turkington pointed out that board, and Everett R. Kennedy. Albert Hill reports. Berts, chiLplain; John B. Lord, ducted by a Boston University ing. Hostesses for the meeting will and white gift service will be com o'clock. Announcement was made i The roadway to be controlled, General Manager Richard Mar last night, a peoalble data when television will he transAtlan- relatives from East Longmeadow under the terma of which the town there is no charter provision ,for The board decided to name a treasurer; Mrs. Letitia Willse, sec New Delhi—(gh—The United professor. be Mrs. Norman Koehler, Mrs. bined in this program entitled ,"0 and Springfield, Mass., Waterbury. this morning. Rev. George Bissonette, a form which extends from Wethersfield tin waa Instructed to arrange a . change for the first moating la States buys more than half the Mew’s Chih Meeting tic, say that it shouldn’t be diffi will pay 115,000 for the purchase I * public referendum on. appropii- committee after Director Helen' er week-end visitor to St. James' .lanuary. retary; Leonard Waasmer, gate cult for Americans to see the Pope Howard Jensen and Mrs. Louis Come Let Us Adore Him." Naugatuck, Broad . Brook, Man George Vince, popular young to Meriden on the Wilbur 'Cross meeting between the directors, the i manganese ore exported by India, The Men’s Club will hold a of 7 by 110 foot strip of land a t! ationa. aa there ia for ordinances. Fitzpatrick aaid Robert's Rules of Chuach where he aaaisted in the Zoning Board of Appeals, and the keeper; Mrs. Catherine Pettengiil, celebrating mass at the Vatican on Main. 'Gift f^rvlce to Follow chester and Bolton. Pearl and Main atreeta. 8«ve this aa a reason why he tenor, will kgsin handle the sing. Highway, has been called "Death Martin explained lost night official sources recently reported. meeting tonight at the Commun Order should be adopted. She ■ervicra, has been issued a visa by Town Planning Commission and to Ceres; Mrs. Margaret Bottomley, Christmas Day in the near f\iture. Teen-limers Heaslon "The natlvlt.v scene will be pre The Rogers were remembered Attorney George C. Leaaifer.' telt It all the more important to The program will last about one Aliev" because of the number of that the meeting will fall on During the three months ending ity House to discuss plans for the said they were well known rules. the Soviet Rmbasay permitting set up a tentative agenda for that Pomona; Mrs. Phyllis Glenney, However, they do not expect this Teen-timers will also meet at the sented with appropriate music and with many gifts and a profusion president of the corporation,- ajigiwd delay signing unUl after the hear- hour and Vince is now lining up traffic fatalities that have occur Jan. 2, the day aftar' New TIora; Mrs. Louise Nichols, lady last June. India sold 283,000 tons coming year. Directors Turkington and Ma him to enter Russia and take over red on the heavily travelled route. meeting. to happen before Christmas, 1953. school tomorrow night when they Bible reading. The white gift seiV- of flowers Including an arrange the agreement several days ago. ing. instrumei.tal and vocal groups to Year’s Day and asked.if th* of which the United States re I.stdie«' Aid Heaalon honey disagreed. Both felt a set aa the only Roman Catholic priest The lights will be adjusted to Director Harr>- J. Flrato strong aaststant steward. If then. will work on their project to re- ice will follow in which each child ment of yellow roses for Mrs, Martin signed after a majority Turkington cited an editorial In present the concert. This will be there. directors desired to chong* U. AMeinted to Committee ceived 191,000 tons coating (.5,- The Ladies' Aid will hold a des of rules were needed but said that permit vehicles traveling from one ly urged the directors to "sit down " I ’m not afraid,” said Direc 754.000. tlsim used toys for gifts for needy presents a gift, wrapped In white Rogers and a table centerpiece of of the members of the Board of yesterday's Herald ^to the effect the second annual aing.^,. Robert’a were too elaborate. Father Bissonette, now with the H ie following were appointed to sert and Christmas party Friday children. Donations of suitable toys and marked as to its suitability for that the forthcoming hearing end-.iof the artery to the other at periodically with some boards for tor Jacob Miller, " I live a cloon INDIAN MOVIE IN ARABIC gold chrysantheniums. A three Dlrectorz. which met in his office The time was set so aa not to Mrs. Fitzpatrick declined ap Assumption College at Worcealer, tke home economics committee: at the home of Mrs. Wellman for simple repairs will be grate a boy or girl and the age. In past would be meaningless and aaid he a maximum speed of 45 miles per a mutual understanding of prob life." Each director in turn In POMCE DOG FINDS WALLET Burnham on Long Hill road. As tiered wedding cake also graced last night for a meeting adjourned interfere with other events bting pointment to tile-aub-commlttee Mass., will be the fourth prieat in Mrs. Gladys Dancause. chairman: Bombay -(/Pi- Jhe first Indian fully received. .years these gifts have ^ e n given agreed it was "a farce.” hour to proceed without being lems." dicated the holiday would in no sistant hostesses will be Mrs. Ruth the table. from Friday. Indicated they ap held the tame day by local on the ground of too little time to Moscow under the treaty in which Mrs. Jane ;^rd. Mrs. May Verga- Westlock. Canada — — When talking picture to be produced in Anyone v/ho wishes to give the to the Mansfield SUte Training caught at a red light, :^ tll said, He cited the "Pearl street prob way Interfere with his focultioa Burnham. Mrs. (Jlara Finney. Mrs. Arabic will soon go on the seta at Members of the Ladies Benevo proved his doing so. Use Existing Fund churches. serve. the United States recognized Rus eon, Mrs. Jilarguerite Fisher. Mrs. farmer Bert Anderson lost his wal group such toys may send them to school for distribution. The general manager had de but traffic moving faster or slower lem" as one which might not have at the meeting. Gertrude Zerver, Mrs. Dolores Helena Foster and Mrs, Lois Wat India's "Little Hollywood" here. lent Society of Center Church Martin later said It waa not a Don’t Need Rules sia's revolutionary government in than the posted speed will be con let containing S200 while haying, school or call Mias Bianca Caldera, clined to sign earlley in the day farce in the tense that the town Ljl'1 year the song festival was 1933. arisen if there had been greater The vote waa taken. Only Girouard. Mrs. Lorraine Foley, he and three other men searched son. The film will portray a poigmant Entertain 100 Guests catered for the party. Saying "W e can get along with trolled by the lights. who will arrange to have them Mr. and Mrs. James Rogers of despite the fact Town Counsel could not pay the sum if it failed staged at the Spruce street hose The first "treaty priest" was coordination between the boards. one director voted against hold Mrs. Arline Johnson and Mrs. Cor- for six hours without success. The niiirch Council incident iti the colorful court life out a set of rules" Sherwood G. The project will cost $35,000, Officials Told picked up. Bditon Center road, who cele Manchester Evening Herald John D. LaBelle told him he could after a public hearing to make an house and began as a prank. Chil Rev. Leopold Braun. He waa re ing'the meeting on Jon. 3 as rlne Waasmer. Royal Canada Mounted Police dog The church council will meet of Akbar. whose 16th century em dren in the neighborhood were In Bowers, chairman of the board, and ia exnected to be completed Director Everett Kennedy, a for Thursday at 8 p. m. at th^ par Rev. Arthur A. Wallace of Cent brated their 50th wedding anni Boltoa correspondent, Mrs. Joseph legally enter into the agreement. additional appropriation. The lieved by Rev. Anthony LaBerge. scheduled. Perwmal Mention "Astra” was called in and sniffed pire extended from Kabul to the The agreement is a compromise quiring about the piped music com aaid he would "try . to conduct by Feb. 15. Hill said. mer member of the zoning board, Mr. and Mrs. William Caffyn, out the wallet in half an hour. sonage. There will be a re Deccan area of Boirth India. er Congregational church has an- versary Saturday with open house. D'ltnHa, tele^one SMS. Read Herald Advs. money could come from an exist who was followed by Rev. Arthur. The traffic light program, rails of condemnation proceedings which ing from the building where the meetings fairly regardless of poli told the directors he had recently ing Item'in the budget such aS the tics.” Bra.ssard. for 16 of the lights to be installed the board ordered in the event highway budget or the parking display wsa ejected. Firemen, play All have been Americana- and learned from George Marlow, a Acting a<" water commLsaionera at interaections, with the other fic oonditlona at PMneaton and / Lessner refused to accept $15,006. meter fund. ing a little Joke on the youngsters, Aasumptionists. zoning board member, that Mar the.directorg voted to authorize two to be used as coordinating sig Middle turnpike east, and Diroctor A t the outset of last night's Favoring immediate signing, said the music waa for ■ Christ Father Bi.ssionettc, a tall, low told two town officials a few Metcalf and Eddy, a Boston firm nals to keep traffic at a steady Theodore Fairbanks oakod for la- meeting Msrtln told the board he Director Jacob Miller said. "Mr. mas concert that was going to be slender man, came to Manchester days after a zoning hearing on of consulting engineera to prepare flow between Interaections. vestigation of the poosiMUty of f- ’t the matter had been left "up Lessner did not approach ua..^ We staged there. Word spread around each week end for several months Sheridan Corporation's Pearl street preliminary plana for Improving Hill al.so said that the traffic modifying traffic controls at In the air" Friday. approached him. We aaw At to the Rart Side of town and soon the during 19.50-51 to assist In Masses. building about the effect the build 824-828 TEU S19I the town's sewage disposal plant. lights represent only one phase of Broad street and Canter otrooL Tnrkington Opposes stop him. We have prevented hilit lire houae waa flooded with calls Father LaBerge has been assisting ing would have on the possible The plans, which the Arm esti an over-all program to make the widening of Pearl street. M AIN ST. MANCHESTER Martin’s remark touched off dis from proceeding. We ought to leklng more information. A t this here week ends now for the past TEL. 5161 mated will cost about $1,200 to highway safer and easier to travel. 824-828 cussion in which Director Harold back It up." the flremen decided it would year since he returned from Deceleration lanes in the moat con- He did not Identify the officials. prepare, will Include construction Russia. He addressed the Challoner Firato aaid he thought such de M AIN ST. MANCHESTER A. Turkington strongly urged de- Constriction of a store and i thing and proceeded to ge.sted areas on the highway are cost estimates for enlarging the Club of St. James' Church at one cisions made at these meetings laving the signature until after a apartment building at the site be make hoceasary arrangements and being installed, Hill said, and the State Bans plant in stages. of Its meetings last year. might help reduce the towns tax public hearing on the additional gan Nov. 12 and v/aa halted after the caroIN|lng was held. highway department plans to re appropriation for the purchase the threat to condemn the land. It will Include a number of al surface the poorer road areas. rale. This is Iho^^only organized carol ternative steps. 52 Bolton street: George Williams, Discussion of the meetings, not price. The question of acquiring the sing befiig plbi^ned locally during Preparations are also being made Three Sprays Bower.v tame"'out last night aa 1632 Tolland turnpike. an agenda item, sprang from a He was the only member who land was brought to IjKbt by the holiday i for the inatallation of mercury opposed signing. a strong exponent of pollution a d m i t t e d 'TODAY: cnayton vapor overhead Illumination de suggeatinn by Director Walter T. STORE HOURS: 9:00 A. M.* to 9:00 P. M. TUESDAY and THURSDAY STORE HOURS: 9:00 A. M. to 9:00 P. M. TUESDAY and THURSDAY Bowers, v/ho initiated negotiations Allison. 396 East Center street. Three brands of liquid hair aot • Psylng that the board would be with Lesiner. abatement. He aaid It Is "a blot on signs for business, thester and Mahoney that people be Informed sprays have been banned by the BIRTHS YE.STERDAY: A they do not need an attorney in putting the cart before the horse. Leraner Is on record at an Au civilization when any municipality other congested strips along the State Food and Drug Oommlaoioo Turkington insisted "we don't buy Club Plans Yule has to dump an untreated mesa of daughter to Mr. and Mrs. Ernest road. appearances before the Zoning gust, 1951, meeting of the Zoning McNeill, 17 Anderson street; a son after teats proved them to ho Bom- or sell before a public hearing. sewage in a atream." Board of Appeals. msble. They ore “ Sof-Set," "Hsian Board of Appeals as favoring the to Mr. and Mrs. Hud.son Hollister. Former zoning board member ■ The public hearing is sisted for The town treats about 85 per Curtiss Spray Net” and "Liquinat." widening of Pearl street. At that Music Proeram Kennedy agreed and said the board Dec. 19. but woild sppesr to be s cent of its sewage. The rest is dis 61 Drive A. Fire Chief James Schoub an time he said he would be receptive BIRTH TODAY: A daughter to May r.liaiifie Times "prefers It that way." He said the mere formality since the town charged untreated in the Hop nounced lost night that publicity to an offer from tl.e town, but urg Mr. and Mrs. Warren Ellis, Tal- hoard felt it "a waste of money” counsel told the bosrd Friday the ed quick action. A Christmas muaicale will be rook. instead of a directlvo will be used town would he bound by their vote cottville. to hire lawyers for appearances Miller acknowledged that aome presented at the meeting of the wers said he hopes "the town Of Siiiiflay Masses to warn women of the hoaorda of to accept the compromise and pay Cosmopolitan Club Friday after DISCHARGED YESTERDAY: before it. public opinion would oppose pur will'h^^rk toward the best possible these spray*. noon at the Center Congregational Dorothv Folkes, Rockville; Joseph He pointed out that 85 to 87 per $15,000. chase, "The Herald will say the f-rwag^isposal plant and do ol'ir State Drug and Food Oommio- LaBelle said there is no public (Thurch. following a short business Gouln, 83 Edmund street,; Mrs. L. Rev. John F. Hannon., pastor of cent of the appeals are granted. GIFT board ia running away from our part totvard cleaning up the St. James’ Church, Sunday an eloner 'Theodore J. Richard soys appeal' from an appropriation by meeting at 2 o’clock. Gueats of Ma.v Kingsbury, Rockville; John Find More Reasons Hockanum^lver " nounced a proposed change in the the products banned burned furi- SHOP the board. charter." members are Invited to-come at Hvnds. .59 Barrv road. Kennedy said the Common Pleas AppropzUtion Mode ouily when eprsyed over a lighted . In answer to Turkington, Sher Crltlrliea Herald 2:30 to hear the program. DISCHARGED TODAY: Mra. hours of Masses that would be court Judges almost insist that Bowers asserted that the public An appropriatlqn of $S3.T38 was Amy Barnard, Tolland; Mrs. come effective after Jan. 1. The moat zoning boards ' should be candle in a special test at his of- wood G. Bowers, qhairmsn of the The vocalists. Miss Marcia flee. Drug inspectors hsvs bean had an opportunity to express It made this year frohgimprovements Phyllis Plocharczyk and .son, 2.15 tentative schedule is now under manned by lawyers. board and a strong exponent of Keeney of* Manchester and "Robert ordered to seize immediately on self at Friday's meeting. anil extensions In tne sewer de Union street; Mrs. Eleanor Dcr- consideration. Lawyers can. find more means the purchase, read the re.soliition Lane of Wethersfield, are pupils of contsinera of the burned oproys FAVORITES Friday accepting the com Some severe criticLrm of The Ivan Velikanoas. head of the Voice partment Martin saia\thc sum mofal, 32 Coburn road; Mra. Mar Proposed hours for Masses would of turning applicants down," Ken wherever they are-found in retail Herald came from Director Theo would pay for the prbhmlnary garet Fulton and daughter, Rock be at 6. 7:30, 8:30, 10 and 11 nedy asserted. WARDS promise. Department ’of the Hartford outlets, and there ore more than dore L. Fairbanks who said. "I plans, and final plans, and part of ville; Ton.v Blanchard, 237 Center o’clock. In other matters not on the May Oiange Minds School of Music. The piano accom 900 drug atorea and 3,000 pstont •'If we can get the votes to pass know no member of the board panist alii be Miss Doris Gibson, the construction. It might be\;sed street; Galen \\^lght, 411 Lydall Primary reason for the proposed agenda. Director Matthew Paton change."!. Father Hannon said, is medicine, outlets in the state where the resolution, we can get them to would tell anyone writing lor the a member of the faculty of the for other purposes, however. stroeL complained about trucks parked on to provide an early Mass for those the hair products ore sold. make the appropriation," Bowers paper how to do their Job; I do not school. The commisaionera also voti Locust street at the Wpolworth parishioners who have to get to Commissioner Richard sold this aaid., feel anyone writing for the paper Tea will be served after the to pay water department bills. IIJJNG SPEAKER Building blocking pedestrian traf PRICED LOW work early Sunday morning. The morning that ha Is acting under "But some members may change should tell us how to do our Job.” musicale. Members are reminded •fhe directors voted to settle a rthur H. Ill)ng, superintendent fic. Director Helen Fitzpatrick TOYLAND r.eiv schedule would also ease the asked an Investigation of the pos Section 3947 of the General Stat to bring gifts for patients at men claim against the town by Sadie of a^hpnl*. " ’ill be tbe guest speak Under terma of the agreement utes and ha is permitting the dio- signed Isst night the town will pay tal hospitals. Wesneski for $<00. Mrs. Wes- er at the meeting of the Keeney traffic Jam created between the sibility of installing a traffic light neski was injured In a fall in front School P T A tonight at 8 ^o’clock present 9 and 10 o’clock aervlcca. at Spruce and Oak atreeta to ex tributore and wholeeolecs tlms.to Boys' Complete Baseball O utfit ...... 3.98 $4,000 on Ded. 31. $■5,000 in July, withdraw the products from stock 1953, and $6,000 In January, 1954. of 99 Center street in February instead of lyrnold Lawrence archi Rt. James parish has about 10,000 pedite pedestrian crossing there, FOR UNDER-THE-TREE GIFTS of 1950 tect, as previously announced. members. Director K en n ey cited poor traf- without penalty. WIND-UP SPARKLING FREIGHT 6-Ball Croquet Set— tipped mallets ..10.95 "nie town will pay the cost of Kiwanis Club Has inatslling curbs, s i^ aldawalka at Contract for a steel utility building at the town disposal area Boys' Camping Axe an^ Kijife Sqt, .,. .,2.98,, the locaLluu, Bud it.w ill flll In the Rtaliitie 3.98 Compl*t» $»t f ■even foot wide hole which will 70 at Ladies' Night will be given to Harry Rvlander Come see Words complete selection of toy remain when a new foundation for $3,410.18. The 24 by '36 foot Daisy Air Rifle With Scope ...... 8.65 building will house the tractor surprises for ChristmoL For all age groups. 1— r Stoam-typo locomolivh hai brake, bell wall ia put in. The Manchester Kiwanis Club ■vj* Lessrter, who attended last used In the sanitary land flll — omits harmless sparks. Coal and celebrated its annual ladies’ night method. 824-828 TEU 81B1 night’s meeting, told the board, at the Country Club last night un water lender, box cor, gondola and The resignation of Chester E. "I don’t know what to do. I ’m der the direction of John Mroaek, M AIN ST. MANCHE8TEB ~i— r caboose. 10 ft. of track In oil. being stymied." Hogan from the Town Pension chairman of the dinner committee. Board was accepted and appoint "W e feel we should get that Over 70 members and guests en- agreement consummated.” he Joj;ed a roast beef dinner and en ment of a auccessor was slated ■aid. "W e can't go tq an archi tertainment followed- by dancing for the board's next meeting. Troniporofit Plastic tect for new plana and incur ad to recorded music. Tax refunds totaling $85.41 STORE HOURS: 9:0<^ A. M. to 9:00 P. M. TUESDAY and THURSDAY- ditional expense, until the agree Each woman present was pre were approved for three veterans ment is algned." sented with a Christ mas corsage who failed tn (lie di.srhargea for Storm Window Reduction in the lot size will before the dinner was served. exemption before deadline. 1S-20-INCH ELECTRIC require a revision of .plans' for the Arthur Knofla terved as the genial building. master of ceremonies, and later \ DOLLS Kit PLAY IRON I k*iH’ liliU' a I conducted a quiz program which ^^''snital.N oltes I PtBITfC fayt • PtlBB tSOOkOkOS • Waub I MEET TOMORROW was part of the entertainment. I »A_9R «« mm I The Manchester Chapter, Wom Others who took port in' the enter 3.98 lack en of the Moose, No. lOM. will hold tainment were Charles Burr, Jo Patl<*-»i Today: ...... 148 1.98 a meeting at 8 o'clock tomorrow seph P. Naylor, Dr. Barney Wich- a d m i t t e d YESTERDAY: Savoral cuddly Baby Comiilete 79e night at the British-American man and Thomas F. Ferguson. Mrs. Emms Veen, 82 Washington Actually heats enough to Club. Alt members are urged to street; Mrs. Carolyn Bentlv. 18 Dolls like this one—all The attendance prizes for wom iron lightweight fabrics. attend. en were won l^'M rs. Ruth Keith Canterbury streM; .lohn AIba.^i. with coo voices. Semo Bolton: Marsha Vennert, 16 Drive Metal with bokelite han and Laura Hogan. The prize for with "Soron" holr. Many men was won by Stillman Keith. B; Mrs. Muriel Blaiadell. 240 L y dle. Cord, plug. Under HOVSEWARKS DEPT.' The prizes were donated by Bill dall street; Mra. Alice Timreck, drou stylos and colors. g StinxenHe reJ **|ewT* writer's listed. Knight and Jim Blair. 56 Chestnut street; Mra. Anne r«6*ctar far night safety.- twarJ I I dething. Garibaldi, ll3 Glenwood street; \ OPEN TONIGHT HOME FOR M DAYS Carol Dennison, 20 Steep Hollow plastic CpI. Paul T. Kessler, eon of Mrs. )ane;' Linda Nelson, Rockville; UNTIL 9 Dorothy A. Kessler of 174 Main Mra. Lillian White, Rockville; street, ia home on a 30-day fur Mra. Mary Douglas. 49 Elwood (S AND EVEDY TUESDAY lough from Numberg, Germany, road; Mra.^ Rose Klein, 26 CTlnton BIKES FOR YOUNG RIDERS UNTIL CHRISTMAS where he has been atstioned 'for street; Mra. Griffith Roberts, SMALL DOLL IM N . PlSUSH the past 15 months. South Windsor; Daniel Puzinaa, CARRIAGE ASSORTMENT IiACELESS BASKETBALL For boys, girls 39.95 10% down on Tsrms \^OrAfFW \ Here's a sparkling beauty sure to be a favorite 4.69 1.79 Each : / Babble grain 3-69 OUicial §i*n, wt with the junior memben of your family. Rugged, da« P tU c M a HELENA RUBINSTEIN An idool first corriage. Choose 0 cuddly bear, pondoble with o steel frame that lasts for years, Folds for storogo. 3-bow ® Texhide (ortifleiol Jeother) cover. Laceless con RADIATOR elephant, panda, or cute New,Daparlure brakes, Ait* Cushion tires ond tubes. CAPTURES hood. Bluo artificial struction found usually on more expensive bolls. sleeping dog —oil in 2 0 ' JUVENILE BIKb-4>oys and girls 4 to 7 .. .3B.9S ^ I leofher with white dec ® Practice Goal™-Round.officiol rim,... ■. I.9B COVERS m soft rayon plush. Won BNCE BAIANCQI-—all steel construction...... 3.75 CHRISTMAS IN FRACRENCE. orations. Rubber tiref. © Lujock Football. Ofticiol size, weight...... 2.79 derful bedtime toy. WILLIE JONES 17" STUFFED LOAD AND with adjustable' DOLLS DUM P TRUCK "PLAYMAKER" WALL FLANGE 98^ 5-7 and 9 In. Widths (D 2.49 4.65 (D Cuddly dolls for baby. Lots of action and fun Priced From * M size Pro tnedel, ibiM slo t. H olds Mode of vinyl plastic with this steel Dump four-flngar styie. Select, tho poliih and (it's washable) ond per Truck. Scoop loader de oiled cowhide. Pull leath $2.50 your aboo wWlo cale. Painted features. posits load. Spring lever er lined with solid web, you got oatior, A r ¥■ . \ Vivj MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER, CONN. TUESDAY. DECEMBER 9. 1952 PAGE FIFTEmr MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER. CONN, TUESDAY. DECEMBER 9. 1952 FOURTEEN cording to ICdward Staley, presi administer globulin to l..')00,00(l Coventry W. T. Grant Gives dent o f the W. T. Grant CTompany, ARC, I^olio Groups chlidren next year. The aeriini is Studies Menace FORGET SOMEONE? Loser Pays Bet, the 1952 distribution will be the ■ ■ -arce' it"will be used only for Christmas Bonus largest In the fltm’a history, Add New Projeels children from one to 11 years old.” Television ’ Winner Unhappy Ehitertainment and music foe .....u i.i ail :nlci vir-,v. t hr scrum No Other Washer But Jfa^Jani/JF p jg . Of Arctic Insect Johnson Is Elected Master the local store party was fumlahed will be used for hieasles, infectious P. M. Employe.s of the W. T. Grant by employes of the store. New York; Dec. 9 i.-Pi—Thc hepatitis and infantile paralysis 4:0A—KaU Smith. Denver—UP—When Jack Ander- cases. *K»-Malley’a Playtime. New York— liANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN„ TUESDAY, DECEMBER 9, 1952 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN, TUESDAY, DECEMBER 9, 1952 FACE SEVENTH PACE SIXTEEN busy m aking wreath* and -w-inter Cj-nlhia Lewlt. Carole Pigot. tion against Mrs. Hooley related what queiticma th* three men re ng. r'hyllls Pomeroy. Mrs. Frey .roop” made an intereating tour of Dawns Reaviel. Annamae Rich Give Something Different fallen trees or snow drifts. Power The Manchester Herald plant. gardens to aell to raise funds for failures were numerous. to ''the ao-called Brink's stickup." fused to answer before the grand Putnam Workers » ir a Peterson and Mr*. HlHnsk ards. Donna Robb. Betty l^u Rob For Christman ^ , Reporter Finds , ' EmerKcncy Doctors 9 Men Straiicleci FBI Hints Clue vere made member* of the troop their projected trip to Europe. By Monday, most of the damage Garrity and Ha.ssan both nodded Jury. * Ghost of Wookley Hole Gir/ Troop members who have par inson, Nancy Saunders, Emma Professional bondsmen put up ommittee for one yeqr. Members of Senior Troop 1 have Physicians of. th* Mahehes- w'as at least partially repaired. in agreement. That was the first Accept Pay Cut »pen)| the past four week ends ticipated in these week end camp Stephen*. Peggy Vollrath; Nancy Horse Not Dumb 10 Davs on Reef A itorm-hlown transformer, To Brink’s Loot official Indication that the grand the $5,000 ^ach for the release o t Tea. soda and cupcake* were Walsh. Patricia Wiley and Nancy t*r Medical Association who Scout served (to the mother* snd .the camping at their campaite on Ver- ing trip* include: Louise Boyd. PHEASANtS flashing blue, lights, presumably jury wa* Investigating the Brink's Mrs. Hooley and Carlson. Hooley Eludes Physical ^leuth -• street; six or seven girl* at a Anne Burr, Cynthia Chavesj. Cyn W’yrua. « will respond to emergency calla explained Sunday reports that a (Continued From Page One) robbery of Jan. 17, 1930. and O'Keefe were aent to jail when Putnam, Dec. 9—OP)—Employe* other members of the troop by one OVEN DRESSED (Coutbined from Peg* One) tomorrow afternoon and eve (Continued From Page One) Notes ■•atrol that 1* working for it* hos time "with their leader. Emily thia Crehore, Susan Crockett. troubled plane crashed near Tahoe Hassan told thr judge: "I aaked their $5,000 ball waa not put up by of the Putnam Mills Corporation, „,mith. The girls liave enjoyed win Charlotte Fayle. Virginia Field Tbe chemical basis for life is the SHARP FROZEN ning arc Dr. William D. Stroud, City. Calif. Witnesses reported see hand. Paul; her brother, Donald 5 p.m. rayon cloth manufacturer, agreed ADELAIDE HERR ’* Mr*. Hodgkinson **>• th«t. «fter es* badge. An enjoyable time w*i oxidization df tisnue., Claudia Fonda, haa been deluged Tel. 2-4708, and Dr. Nicholas tempts to reach the reef, seven her If she ever saw $70,000 in cash lad by all. ter camping and have also been Judith Hansen, Roxanne Heritage. NICELV PACKAGED miles off the rocky coast northwest ing distress «signal lights. Power O’Keefe and John H. Carl.«on, and her answer waa that she re Judge McCarthy at first to accept a nlne-cent an hour pay _ D*oBte that, A long procession of tenant* with long distance calls from per Marzlalo. tel. 2-5694. cut to improve the company's com Haw Tork— Man> peopt* n On Tuesday, N or.' 25, Troop i ______of here. company workers said they be both Bostonians. fused to say on the ground she sentenced Mr*. Hooley to a year sona who waiit the 27-year-oId lieved the blown transformer was but later withdrew the sentence petitive TOSitlon. wwild fUn. ffi*y thought they -phirty-odd • people told her they 4.1 visited Capriland. Mr*. Sim^ At the election of officers list 'I Can Be Shipped AiO’^liera The Coast Guard »say* the reef The men were accused in a pre might tend to incrljiunate herself." horse quizzed on everything from the explanation. Searchers' found Hassan said Mrs. Hooley is "not to give her an opportunity to ob They balloted on the proposal v a n g o i s t to sea a ghoAL But ),„(] heard strange noise* in it mens' goat farm in Coventry. Mrs .veek In Troop 25, the following on which they're stuck is one^ of sentment by the jury of "obstruct yesterday. Results of the balloting _ . . . __ :__ **•«.*_ AAirl tH*V BHIX' fh# $3.00 to $4.00 Each stolen bicycles to wildcat oil Correction no trace of any cra.sh and no mili under any suspicion" and Judge tain coun.sel. OUre Hodgkinson spent years try- Twenty said they *aw the ghost Slmmona is an authority on herbs vere elected: Patricia Urieno, the most perilous spots off'the tary or commercial pla;nes weVe ing justice, giving evasive an announced today showed 179 for and a number reported that, at president; Shirley Donthye. vice P int. Shipping Co*t wells. California coast. swers and falling to an.*wer ques McCarthy assured her that she was She demonstrated to the girls how reported missing. not suspected of being Involved in and 59 against the pay cut. lag to meat one. time*, the house '^wa* saturated 'resident; Sally Fisher, secretary; Mrs. Fonda won't take the re Yistorday’s Herald 'erroneously Relaxed winds offer some hope tions." O.NK-TIIIKD CHRISTIAN The workers agreed also to Mra. Hodgkinson 1» th* wdfe ot exceedingly evil odoi* and to make herb arrangements snd Sandra Slbrlnsr, treasurer; and the robbery. Leopoldville, Belgian Congo—(45 quests by telephone, declaring identified one ' of the men found to the stranded men. SAFE UIIIVI.NO PAYS O FF Judge William T. McCarthy waive two five per cent pay In,- thets sqsquire u ire of------Wookey Hole % Uiage, they found objects strewn about Christmas wreaths. After mak Jean Farr, reporter. guilty of intoxication in Town postponed the contempt proceeii- However, the judge told her: Aijout 30 per cent of the Belgian gomerset. England. The new storm, due to hit the creasea ' now being consider^ by in a way they could not account ing a few wreaths and herb ar The Brownies made slt-upons BROLL that Lady ia not at her beat unless Court as Paul Krupen of 16 Ridge Buffalo -(■Pi Thirty-two years ings against ail four until tomor "You are in the position of Congo’s native population I* the Wage Stabilization boaril. like many another English land- the questioner Is on hand to get coast late today, la not expected to of driving without a mark on his for. rangements of their own. the girl* and painted them. Plan* have been field street. The man in court was be as severe aa the weekend blast, row. a citizen who has information of Christian, according to unofficial Management had proposed tllV ^ estate, it ha* it* legend of a “People bggan to' say It must made for the troop to sing Christ the anawer itraight from the Ilcen.*e paid off when the pinch Firat Indication value to the sevcrelgnty of the statistic* recently released here. adioat. It also has the famous were served lunch by Mrs. Sim GAME FARM Harry Krupen, of the same ad- in which 14 persona lost their lives cut. It had Informed the woi’kei* be' the ghost of the witch, up to mas carols St a convalescent home. horse's' mouth. dres*. The mix-up stemmed from came for a motorist who passed a United State*.” that otherwise the company' would wookey Holeloie Cave. 500 feet below . her omold eviievil tricxs.tricks,"' saiasaid iiirthe mons. They ipey a'^oalso visitedMniLr.i the In California and Oregon. Falling U. S. Atty. George F. G arrlty I^ss than 100 year* of mi*«lon- Favor* will be made by the Brown NOTICEh Tel. Rockville 5-9023 Mrs. Fonda made two excep court records which were in error. trees killed six. one drowned; a red light. and his asaiatant, Eklward D. Has- "I think you’d know." the Judge ary work contributed to the con not be able to compete with lU the Mendip Hill*, with cavern.- lip Hill*. 'vHh r ris *'^^*'**^ *' ‘T decided to spend Jj-oast ami hope to return in the ie* and brought to the patientg. tions to this rifle, however. She lineman was electrocuted while In court the motorist told the siin brought the charge against .said, "if you «aw $70,000 lying version of *ome three million na rival*. • . * gifottoes. colored rock formaiiorwformations ~ ^ ...... there myself...... wijh . an in -! springj,p,.jne when"...... there...... a-e more hah>’ or 5-5507 Md mysteriousmous underground n\er.n\>r of the Institute of Psv- '„„»i. hor^- to return in the agreed to ask Lady sometime to The Marshall I.slands are part of repairing a storm-damaged cable, judge he was on the way to the Mrs. Hooley, a mother of thre* around." tive* to the Christian faith. Catho Neither the old nor new pay vestigator of the Institute of P*.v-; goats and hojje to rctu-n in the hospital where his mother was to But the woman refused to ana- scale waa disclosed. Archaeologists are intere.stefl in chical Research., of G reat B ritain .. .school on Dec. 2 to help D'llore* Ogrrn and Mary Lou day about Phyllis June Ryber. the wide-scattered chain of coral a fisherman was swept overboard children. lics predominate with nearly 2.- Wright have been formally in missing 19-year-old beauty from and flv*. died In highway accidents. undergo an emergency operation. Judge McCarthy aaked the two we". 900,000 followers, while Protea- The company employ* about 27B llu cave as a home of primitive We took two of our house cat.- i g|pi„ pnish the work they islets known collectively as Micro ducted into Troop 17. Recently the Eggertaville, N. Y.. and an un- nesia. Many highways were blocked by The Judge dismissed the charge. prosecutors if tj>*ir request for ac It was not brought out In court tants number about 600,000. worker*. man and beast, and in th* human with us. One slept but the other ,(acted at the farm. If any troops ■Bd animal bones, coin* and pot- Attention all building contractors* archi- identlfled Chicagoan who recently never closed hla eye* are Interested in taking this trip. disappeared. t*nr unearthed there. "About five in th e' morning. I thc.v may contact Mrs. Sitfimons the %illager* are more in- But about that interview; thought I heard a strange sound. on'^Silver street. Coventry. tecta* and anyone now building or Lady flabbergaated me when she WtgXMd by the' l.200-year-old The sleeping cat spning from It* The following girls cut out <4)4 legend of a modern ghost, with chair in terror and tried to leap cardboard turkeys for u.-e on hn.«- correctly answered most of the 15 good splne-cbllling sequence of .out...... of the window- ...... The cat—* that“ -*• | ' j,a| ,ravs during the Thanksiiv plonning to build a structure for which questions I fired at her. 3»anta , . . had remained awake bolted up the . season: Sherrill Baird. Nancy She does her answering by pok '! Mr*. Hodgkinson told about stairs- and I followed it and In-i , Elaine Johnson and Ellen (!Mdorii ing her chin at levers extending |w*>n during a ririt here. vestigated thoroughly. But I. saw ■ electric service is desired. out from tiny slides containing ■* Tbe Witch'* Story nothing out of the way. By that , numbers and letters. When she SCENT SHOP touches the levers, the numbers snd I "Aceordlng to the old legend tipne. it was about daylight, so thej Troop 60 of the Verplanck •tha Witch of Wookey lived in the letters shoot up, spelling out her investigator and I went home for .'tchool recently held a court of 901 MAIN ST. £ l ^ w ith her goat* and Vast evil breakfast." answers. awards in the form of a mothers' TELEPHONE .5321 Mrs. Fonda stood beside Lady, rils on the villqger*. 'They be Here’* R'*! Evidence! ns so terrified, they asked a tea. Gill* working on the de repeating the questions into the Mrs H /• y *>*■! J«l» V PAGE NINEtUN MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER. CONN* TUESDAY, DECEMBER'9, 1952 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN., TUESDAY, DECEMBER 9, 1952 ElCtlTEEN BY, DICK TURNER BY FONTAINE FOX FUNNY BUSINESS BY HERSHBERGER CARNIVAL i o o n b r Vi l l b p o l k s Sense and Nonsense I M iller’s and Buck’s W in Second Games in Y Senior Loop LIFE A paMcafer on a small rivsr An old fallow In one small town 1 complainedHo hU friend that "the MO’’, ■toaiiboat Was eonaidcrably dis place is aure going to the dogs... ■Booth Says turbed when hs besrd the captain a man can get as many wlfsa ns THE Former Five Edges, say that ths boat would bs de he wants here for almoat nothing." s f ^ - 5 J i& ■ layed four or five hours, pending Asked where he heard that, hs said arrivBl of some expected cargo. there was a sign in a grocery win Herald Angle dow on Main Street that read Wapping, ^73 to 71 He sought that officer and ex- »F Coach Feels ‘Pretty Good \ •■Peaches, E5c a gsl.” prcasad bis regret that the craft f EARL W. YOST NTANDfNOS • would ba late in arriving at its The minister, new to tha oon- Sports Editor W. L. F e t deatination. ~ gregation, was surprised' when s A t Last Miller’i Restaurant .. 3 0 1.000 Captain — Late? (In surprise). Big Buck’s ...... 3 0 I.OOO large group of children appeared Why I reckon we'll get in on time. BEITEB FIRST FIVE • knack in snaring reboimds, dribbl Undefeated Season ! Teachers ...... 1 '0 l.OOiO 0 Passenger — But I ]utt heard as he was abouti to begin work on ing or passing. Several times, how er -Wapping ...... 1 1 AOO .What was the impression left by you say we'd be deliyed here for his sermon. “\ye’re here to say ever, his bebind-the-back rifle pasa- • Moriarty Brothers ... 0 1 .000 four or five hours. the current edition of the British hello and welcome,” one of the Americana in the American Baa- es caught his teammates flstfooted * „ K A R L V 0 8 T '? most of th* action during the j coach in 1948. I had graduated ; Pioneer Parachute . . . 0 1 .(NN) Captain — Shucks, w t don't run from Springfield Collage in Jan kids said. Just then a telephone ketball League laat Friday night but this should be rectified once the u‘ It >n I The line xverxged l85 lylth I ! Btate S erv ic e ...... 0 1 JMO on a scheduls as close as all that. new men get accustomed to his Know how it feel* to coach a n , backa avaraging 180 pounds. - Trinity Mentor uary of 1948. Trinity’s flrat ! Silk C3ty ...... 0 3 .000 rang. freshman football opponent waa "You children Just wait htrs for undefeated and untied college foot-! xhe forward wall waa the heaviest A girl can Isam all the answers ’ viewpoint, except' » ‘ y‘* P'‘ y- ! Springfield. I took ths teaifi up the present," the minister said, w h ^ e v e n foot Eliiore Morgan- year ago. wasn t hitting Friday but ball team? "Pretty good.’' answer Booth has ever lutd at Trin, '' t ~ Miller’s Restaurant ]■ and by running around with question th*r* and we won, 20 to 0. Many Buck’s racked up their second hurrying away to answer the tele thaler got up from the scorer's his passing was razor aharpe. ed the youthful Freddy Booth, | A N A TIV E of Soutold, Long Is-1 able fellows. of the fellows who were in claaa- : straightwins in the Z Senior phone. bench and frantically waved hla ATTENDANCE at the opener land, Booth graduated from Sou- last Friday was disappointing. Trinity Ollege in Hartford fresh ea with me came over to our side I League laat night. Miller’s mads Raynmnd — Plkass giva ms a When he came back he spoke hands at his Scranton playera. the told High where he played baae- Tliere were -too many empty seats man mentor, who guided his ball, baaketball and took part in of the field and rooted -for us to I it two wins in a row by-downing kiss. briefly to the children and then B A ’s appeared to have come up win,” the six foot, 183-pound fel thought they would leave. But with a better atarting five than a in the Main afreet drillshed for charges to a perfect record during track. There was no footbaJl play Hi a much improved Silk City ftva, Roberta — U y Hps are chapped low added. they hung around. American L e a ^ e type ball. The the reeently completed campaign. ed. First college stop waa Middle- 71 to 61. In the nightcap. Buck's . Raymond — Well, one more chap weather was bad outside. It wag ‘Coaching an unfedeated team won an overtime game from Wnp- Won't hurt them. "Are you waiting for something ^*Xhe locals won, 78 to 86. After bury in 1939 wh6re he played foot children?” he asked. overcoming the usual opening raining buckets, and the only en makes you feel pretty good. But. ball and baaketball. The hand ping, 73 to 71. trance to the Armory was through you know,” Booth said, ” I had that M m W ill — I have a mad inaane de "Yes, sir," one answered. "That tarns Jitters during a major por some coach then left school for SIIJ( CITY after a poor shew CtF* I««. present you spoke about when th# tion of the flrat half the charges the rear basement door. The front feeling once before, in 1948. How one year' to work «nd turned up at Y Junior Basketball ing last week, threw a scars into V / T M t—■ U t N» . ON sire to cruah you In my arms. ever, I had more satlafactlon this phone rang.” ______of Coach Sonny Hertzberg played entrance is under construction and Springfield College in. 1941. Uncle the Miller entry. Both taama / x -f-s x . Jill,— Now you’re talking aensa. closed to the public. season as it waa the smallest team League Schedule rood ball. Sam beckoned Booth in 1942 and played loose ball the first period *'l MS the neichbors upstairs are hard up again!" New fans were not won when in numbers that .^I ever had HEIGHT, a lacking factor last paid him monthly until 1945, Fred and miaaed several easy hoops. DAIL\ CROSSWORD PUZZLE season, was prominent in six foot, the game-started at 9:15, although at Trinity, Juat 26 players. Several First game each Saturday starts Miller’s had an 18 to 14 at tha ba- . OUR BOARDING HOUSE with MAJOR HOOPLE scheduled for 8:30. Scranton play of the Oova Had to play both ways.” s e r ^ as an enlisted man in the BY J. R. Wn.LIAMS ten inch Ray Felix and six, eight physical training program as a ' at 10:30. second game at ll'lfi. ginning of the second canto and at OUT OUR WAY Ray Poison. Manchester has been ers. from Brooklyn, were late in THE T R IN IT Y frosh only play Teams are the Moriarty Eagles. halftime they had a five p ^ t ' arriving. There is no excuse for ball ed a four game slate, the same re Staff Sergeant. fOLK6/COM6TABL6^__ 1MI6 l5VL6W>0»J,M8fJ? a faat-breaking club-for the past Jarvis Black Hawks, Roy Motors bulge, 32 to 27. Paul Arcari aad BOy.' ALMOST N£V/EE--TiLL five years and Jackie Allen, Bobby playera being late. They know how cord racked up by tl\e 1948 edition After getting his honorable die-; . yiE'LL 6TRIK6 and Indians. big John Pringle working hard on ' THAT TIME THEY FURNISH ------6 ISOrJeOPMV IrtE Amw#r to Proviouo Pussto] the weather conditions are before which Included Billy Goralskl. A1 charge papers it was back to ^ CANVAS MAIL AftOMRPR , Knight and Buddy Ackerman give FIRST ROUND the backboards war# tha big gians i SOME CAY I'M BftA'ieeT OPFlCER6/«E’LL.| *EnIey tham Whila you ean. Imofdna! Aft»r you’re r lillcjlt f i l IP l l j i T T they start out and also the time of Magnoli, Tom DePatie, Sammy Springfield. Booth graduated - in ; BACS w ith ' E WAf//ABe^ONBOP\l6CTURE, LAVJ A»>D < TV-Rodio Star the locals aa faat-breaking a back- Dec.'S, Eaglei vs. Indians. for Miller’s, while Tony Tedonb • eOlM' TO AAAKE rlM thay'll Juat ba a eovar>up for ahenanip;anar* E V o ■ i. o m ^ V court trio aa any local team has scheduled games. It's not a fair Nakaso, Bemle Lawler, Billy Vlb- 1948. Rrior to hbr gradOation! A PAPLOCIC f^EAOVTO H Motors vs. Jarvis. and Bob Oobb did- the bulk o f the . O N THEM.' HM/ a f t e r over had. ■“ .. .. • practice for home teams to suffer bert, Art French, Jack Wentworth Booth played two years of base- \ FlRE.1WK365.^0WLS-54ATiL8A^. ■O BD O NTAb 4 Utter ISE Dec. 13, Eagles va. Black Hawks. scoring in the first haU for t)MI I NOU.MlEE. V A I TTie tieup with the New York at the box office because visiting and Dick Aiken to name a few. ball and football, co-captalning the Aces. IF •mERE’d>^> F R p '^ j teams fail to arrive on .schedule. A Indians vs. Motors. BY GALBRAITH 1 Star of radio • U Knlckerbiockera of the National Incidentally, 'Vibbert, who went on football team In his senior year. A The third frame started with n A l C ^ league ruling or a fine to all teams Dec. 20, Eaglet vi. Motors. and talavisloii, Basketball Association could be a to greater heights w’lth the var fullback, one of Booth’s teammates bang. Bob Johnson hit for threa for failure to make road games on Indiana va. Black Hawks. J. Carrol port xood one unless they decide to sity as a quarterback and extra waa tackle A rt CSirist, current line quick hoops to open the lead to i time would probably curb the situ Dec. 27, Motors vs. Black Hawks. Owl# ■ • His 7 Footed vsM trade or sell their prized gift to the point artist, was rated behind Na coach with the Trinity varsity. 15 points. Silk City came b a ^ ' BA’s—Poison. The big fellow la — ation. A year ago it was a com Indians va. Eagles. best-khown • FWsc god kaso and Lawler with the frosh. strong on the shooting of 0>bb ClUB T option to the locals and could be mon practice for teams to arrive ” I had three sets of good backs Looking back on hia college Jen. 3, Motors va. Indians. characterlsa* t Bacterium and Tedone and at the three-way -X ■old or traded at a minute's notice. late and for games to start any in 1948 and I used the two platoon career Fred recalled that he pass Black Hav;kt va. Eagles. tion is 10 Angers mark the Restaurateurs had a ten ‘ »LV Felix and Ackerman, two former where from 30 minutes to 90 min system. This past season we ended ed but once. "That came in the Jan. 10, Black Hawks vs. Indians. 11 Attack IS Unaspirsted I Yale.Bowl against Yale. My throw point lead. The last period -was a U Washes I) Long Island University stars, both utes late. The BA’s were not to up with about two backs'-avall- Motors vS. Eagles. trained with the Knicks before blame laat Friday, they were ready ing average waa 1.000, one for SECOND R4HIND rough affair, three playera wars— 38 Range 43 Plant part able, all others were injur^. It ejected via the foul route and Mas'S* being advised to sign with Man to go at 8:30. Friday night the waa a good thing that We only one.” Jan. 17, Eagles vs. Indians. U h t M U n Guido's .seals 29 Scatters 43 Conceal three technicals were called. 71m Prattles ■ 30 Essential 46 Above chester. locals hope to get an early start • played a four game schedule,” the A RESIDENT of Manchester for Motors vi. Black Hawks. appellatioB so 8:30 - against Pawtucket at the Aces cam* within four digiu of ty<- > SI Soften in being 47 Saucy ~ ACKERMAN is one of the best former Springfield College athlete the past four years, Fred and Mr*. Jan. 24, Eagles vs. Black Hawks. 16 Easter (ab.) Armory. Ing the game but Ured'red tha laat ' temper , .34 Hones, as a 49 Male sheep "cutters” ever to play in Manches said. Marion Booth four months ago ' Indiana vs. Motors. 17 Bom W m i A W INNING team, two four minutes. , razor 50 Goddeu of ter Judging by his performance welcomed Dougla-e into the house Jan. 31, Eagles va. Motors. Rated in th* Orel three chaHen- 10 Long meters SS Named against the Miners. One game does wins and no defeat-’, Manchester Trinity polished off the Wesleyan j TH E STRONG Buck entry * S3 Princes 37 Sorrowful infatuation Frosh, Monson Academy, Amherst hold. The couple also have a daugh Indiana va. Black Hawks. gera for aeven years, Archie (ab.) not make a season, neither does may have so'methlng this season. ter, Barbara, age five. Feb. 7, Motors va. Black Hawks. turned th* Wapping Harvsatars SO Church 34 Mimlcker 40 Bird's home 92 Three times Frosh and University of Massachu ‘ e* i- Moore, above, finally geU a crack one performance make a player, Another win before a packed house Indiana va. Eagles. at the world light-heavyweight back In a nip and tuck overtlma ! 2S Greek district 41 Hardens (comb, form) is the goal of. Hertzberg and com setts Frosh in that order. Booth is the freshmen mentor epntaat, 71 to 73. In no doubt the dignitary but the curly-haired youngster, Feb. 14, Motors vs. Indiana. championship in a 15-round match 34ldelike 30 Smell 42 Nested boxes S3 Operated pany Friday night. "It waa quite a thrill in our of the three major ' sports at best gam* of the young season, once ha mastered the fan shape game with Massachusetts. I didn't Trin. football, baiiebSll and bas Black Hawks va. Eagles. with Joey Maxim at the St. Louis S7 Quicken backboards, came up with a grand Fab. 21, Sla^k Hawks vs. Indiana. Burk’s had to come from behind i 31 Pertaining to 1 r i i r - think we could beat them. They ketball. y His overall football rec; Arena, Dec. 17. (N E A ). in the last two minutea to tit the r r r game. suited up .50 players, all big and ord is 10 wins, 10 defeats and one Motors vs. Eagles. the feet The rangy Felix, who thinks no Wapping lads. They went ahtad on if” bangy, and paraded them around tie. Baseball teams tutored by Playoffs. Feb. 28.* March 7, 14. r thing of stretching up and dunk Sport Schedule a foul shot only to hava Wapping IZ-9 the field. But we got three quick the Silk Towner have won 22 MActsforan ing the ball through the nets as touchdowns and managed , to hold tie it up with 10 aeconda left ta IT" «■ games while losing but nine while Y Results force the contest into overtime. WHY MOTHEaS» g>ET QRA'/ audience easy as a ball bouncing a ball, and Tueitday, Dee. 9 on and won out by a 19 to 12 in basketball. Booth has seen his 33 City in a if Polaon are good "insidie'’ men. Poi Nassiffs vs. Herm'.s, 7—Rcc. score.”. club win 38 games against 17 ir •» » Night Grid Gameg After a tie first canto, tha Har- ' ii If veatera atartad to play heads up Yorkshire son is faster and haa a better as Collegian.s vs. Arms, 8:30— Rec. BIGGEST GUN for Trin was defeaU. He haa yet to have a B. r . pt». BY V. T. HAMLIN i 2-4 1« ball and ware ahead at halftime, a l l e y o o p s Your Problem 36 Leases anew i sortment of "shots” while Felix, High at Hartford High. fullback Charlie Sticks, a 195- losing season- in either baseball 11. Alisiist rf . .. 7 Poggible at UConn B. Ausiist rf .. .. 7 S"ft 17 38-35. Jack. Stiebltx was tha big 38 Expunge “ 1 with a few more pro garnea under Friday, Dee. 12 pound mar\-el who performed along or basketball. ' .. 0 (M) 0 his belt, should come into his own. B A ’s vs. Pawtucket, 8:30 — A r II. Brsinsrrt. If 11 man for Wapping in th* first WENT HE TO , BUT THINK OF THAT TOO! WAIT'LL 1 39 Cord; flbers B f T the lines of Manchester High’s BIOOIDST TH R ILL ever receiv Rorskr. c ...... 6 1-ft e e r m y h a n d s The bench is weak. Only Kenny mory. Storra, Dec. 9 — (85 — Night .. 0 (M) 0 while Clfcm Morgan and Ed Vllga um b-m ac m n e VDIOANO...ANO 41RelaUve Jimmy Roach. Sticks reeled off ed coaching came during the Duhf. r* ...... 4-45 14 ALL THOSE ON THAT WITCH-. t r s Goodwin showed to advantage and . Murphy’s vs. Newington. 7 Rec, long touchdown gallops in every Bujsriur. rs ••• .. ft keep Buck’a.-4n the game tha first HOUTOWWEIg (coll.) 1950-51 season when Trin upset football at the Univereity of Con OsnnrcPi. is ...... 0 0-0 0 horrible I'aSMOWVOU the one-time Rhode Island State Double Strikes t s . Frarikie’g, game. All told, he scored 10 touch 1-5 1ft 20 minutea. OOPI 44 Poem i heavily favored Holy Cross at the necticut appears to )>e a possibil Vtlzs. i s ...... « CRACKS IN A VOLCANO 43 Jump on one i r IT high-scorer stood out defensively, 8:30 -Rec. downs. O. August. IZ ■ ... 0 0-0 0 With less than five minutea | THE EARTH,' VmTH RNGER- High at East Hartford. Trinity Field House. "That game ity. the third lier ______zTon foot m not on offense. He scraped for How does Sticks compare, with .. » 11-27 7ft NAIL&I K loose balls and did yeoman work other players Booth haa had at waa one 'for the books. We won Speaking at the annual football Totals ...... Wapping pulled away from tha 48 Ensnare 71 to 70. I^’e led throughout. banquat here last night. President (11) graen clad Bbckman aad at tha 81 Endeavor m on the boards. PL.AN8 TO RETURN Trinity? ’’He'* the hardest runner B. r. pu. London. Dec. 9—iiPi—Harry Mat I’ll never forget the game for my A. N. Jorgenson said the athletic 0-0 0 and of tha third frame had a alaa 54 Plays the part H 40 1 A FEAT last year’s A. L. rep I ’ve ever aben and he has speed to ... 0 D C D . I ^ . thews, Seattle heavy\velght boxer, entire first five all fouled out and staff of the university is consider ... 0 0-0 0 point Iqad. p « c _ ^ host resentative was unable to accom go with it. And he’s Just.as good ...- 7 0-1 14 h 4i w f r plish—a win on the road— was planned to return to the United defensively.” it vms the reserves who won the ing night football for the Huskies. Lee. If .... •-11 16 THE LA S T period had the Wap SSBertsrsr P game for us.” Holy Cross, boast PfC)-. If ...... ft m achieved by the Silk Townera in States next week after an injury Quarterback Bobby Alexander The president said .he would ap Bakulskl. r ... .1 12 ping men holding the lead nnUl 36 IVsnch river I m 0-3 ft n p 50 k u Pawtucket on Saturday night. forced cancellation of a scheduled is another comer the freshman ing a great undefeated team prove night football only if a mo StI'hIts. rs ... i with four minutes to go, B a r ^ T A AA^aaM » a a Loa 57 Lethargic Psioilr. Is . ... 7 1-1 5 Losers of all seven road encounters bout tomoroow night with Johnny mentor feels will be heard from In paced by Ronnie Perry and Togo dem lif t in g ayitem were in S-IO 12 August cam* through with threa Palazzi, saw its streak snapped Dirts, is ...... 7 VBBTICAL IT » a year ago, the BA’s spoiled the Williams, British champion. The future years. "He throws well, is stalled In the football stadium straight hoopa followed up by twa in a preliminary game that drew 1.VSS 71 quick basketa by Vilga. This *’Y«e, thore's alweyt something to hoop a home owner 1 Nostril Rhode Islanders’ opener by win bout was called off when a five-day a good runner and haa speed to which ia under construction at Totals . M more attention in the press the Fred Booth present and is axpected to be ready «-3S W.ppins ' ’a a one point margin. Frey Niey plontingi mowing, raking and now shoveling anewl^ 30n the ocean ning, 83 to 73. old Injiiry'to Matthews’ back failed bum ' Thirteen of the 26 players saw following day than the feature for uae In the 1953 season. was fouled with leas than four SDavotsss eel Knight haa lost little of his to respond to treatment. Miller’s Oil11) contest. Dick Ain.sworth held Jorgensen also said he would B. r. Ptm seconds to go. Awarded two throws like to see the university gridiron .Tohnson. rf . ... 7 4-6 1ft he made the' flrat but miasad th* After Valman BY RUSS WINTERBOTHAM the remarkable E’erry to one hoop. . . 0 1-2 1 GHRIR WELKIN. Planeteei BOOTS AND HER BUDDIES True Enough BY EDGAR MARTIN Charlie Mazufek, Don Paris and schedule lengthened to nine games LeblecS. If .. second to cause an oveitlm a ^ Princis. If ...... « 4-ft 16 Th* toss of Morgan by Euck's Art Ratburn were the big guns instead of the customary eight. Arrsrl. e ,,,. ... « 0-2 12 C'AKTN! BARRIE -AM VMWmVE'.l iftTYUESTiWG*. (sretu VM OUT OF «IW.W3«|» OWSN ,V(OORl PVtWTV *M ART’.BUT V4 Vi\95 C A W for Trin. He suggested five home games Lsns. c ...... s 0-0 6 waa a blow, but Albia Bujvciua w aiting witk EMVP& BCWOOVVt^' AVb' MARRVVft YA' lanmnscn. rs' ... 4 1-4 t took over and it waa his aensa- Vlfc - I WST VVLtYLV SCHOOL -ANO M> OLO A * CfRWf and. four on the road aa a schedule 0-0 A VOO VOOWT 7\*M> HOLOittO SOtb.VLOW S M R R Y IR ------"You know, we played Yale tha Gromsn, Is ••- ... 1 tional rebounding that gave hia CAR.-SIAVBE WE VAMIO yoo OWl ha .would favor. Glesann, Is ... 1 1-3 ft OOMV3 6UST AMN OLD A A 6AL game before Holy Cross and we team the game. Ha took rebound CAN ^TILL CATCH 1R were walloped by some 20 points ------EUS MEET VeXINN To|ials .. m 11-20 71 after rebound in the overtime in New Haven. But three days Silk rit|- / if BuyJet-Aciion » . vivl - CAPTAIN EASY Let’s (io BY LESLIE TURNER nUEGKLES AND HIS FRIENIfe He’s The Big . Man B Y M. C. BI.068ER CAN YOUR CAR * 0 « £ y . ME.MIL-SOW TOMIGOSH'. THAT MUST JUST CHECKED OUT OF ( BE WHEKE ■?«' PS'NCE THE HOSPITAL'. LEFT - ...... WORD HE COULD BE MAKE THE (atADE? REACHED THRU CAP- -I TAIM EASW AT THE Bur.sMTimeM.i fsar. T b u t hcIs 1 T1LFORD HOTEtl- suarenr maswe rouNos lo it I«ri(y and balky...th* stank of o muck nnndnd HowoutDcm— * ^ ------Gasoline motor how-up? 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Think o/| Bryant OMdJw* t«»« l« H« dew- A»d *6 Iww m AVM* rsaidw priwluw ym iu rti r .iff 1 ., h i ■ 7 -/ ::ik .•L . -'v . •.- • •• . ,*-l. i I w MANCHEStEB EVE^flNG HERALD. MANCHESTER. CONN, TUESDAY, DECEMBER 9, 1952 PAG|l^^NTy-ONE IIANCHESTEB EVENING HERALD, MANCH£STER.vCONM. TUESDAY, DECEMBER 9, 1952 — . V '■' p a g e t w e n t y Two Eight Round Bouts Collins Gets Off Floor to Outpoint Salas Doubleheader Tonight in Rec Senior Basketball League Listed at Foot Guard Piston Packin’ Mama Reconditioned Bowling Alleys at West Side Rec Hartford; Dec. ^ P r o f^ o n a j. he the promoter, he handled the Passers and Catcher in Shriners’ Game Saved l>y Bell Nassiffs Play Herm’s^ • koBtnc raturha to FoAt Guard Hall' announcements and wrote the in List More Than 10 Acts ton l^t with a pair of eight-round troductory as well as other ar ticles in Ihe program. And also bouta aharln* top billing. One In First after Ai « u.'.o. A • i. Ci.Atfl K baa Bnice Rlchardaon of Loo An- wound up competing wdth ■ the Maaebastsr aadlsiar (It SCs Oppose Cypress m Im battling Jimmy Suber of football team with which he was For Sportsmen’s Show aralnsrd ...... 16# J* J7J supposed to play with the same 2 Knockdowns , raasn ...... Ill 194 I3» U» New York. The other pits George f Hsv m ...... tja 19* I* .11* I Herm’*1’* x camera »m faeea the item (Curly) Monroe of Worcester BUiuriuii ...... Ida — — lOS ' task of JM^ingjtTying 1to atop Naulfra WtB *' Suber. who holds one of the few Hartford lacking only two their ability in the tricky Rlrhirdsnn ...... *7 19S 109 SOO Holman Ready against Jimmy Ithia of New Boston. Dec. 9 m — Topgh Lahu* ...... — t* M 1*1 s tr e ^ a t two games when tliey victories gained over another To acU which are in the process of srls of log rolling, canoe tilting, - ■— York. ronto boxer, namely Norman T o m m y Collins Qf Boston found T rk TTssf*>iirl *«’*y *" ‘ he flr»t of two H10HAEO6ON i.s k middle being signed the forthcoming Con-' log sawing and woodchopping Totsls ...... 541 4#5 «f0 1528 l O L r o i e i l t l o e i l gi^ne* in the Rec senior league te- Thompson, is the first to hand an himself smack in the middle of l«r. |S> ___ night at 7 o’clock. The OollegUui* weight who probably has tried unbeaten Frankie Lentlne a set nectlcut Sportsmen's and , . Boat both the lightweight and feather Thfrrl»n 12 108 201 more lines of. endeavor than any Show lists an irhpressive total of , *** . M IT _ 110 New fork, Dec. lAt c a ^ g back. Jimmy is primed for an weight boxing title sweepstake.s lOi 10« .111 other ^xer. Not only was he n more than 10 acts for the tank jT'wm im 18 300 the charges made against hitn a* atallar amateur in winning 102 upset win. and staee show King and Willard Jacques. All today after his spectacular tri 127 121 .152 beaten Cypress Arms In the night In the other feature. Monroe iiS "wholly unjustified,” Nat/Holman, bouts and losing none, but he also Eugene Byron, Jr., director of Caimdlan Northwood umph over ex-lightweight king Plrk»y in 180 241 suspended bsskeiball'/warh of csp. risks loss of a New England Jun- the show’ which ik'to-b* held in Guides from Nova Scotia, New . Herni'a w ill be counting on has been an actor in Hollywood, l£huro..Salas of Monterey, Mexico. Totals ~iu 584 UM exty College, said ,ve««day that he a aports writer, a boxing promo-1I ior lightweight title- shot against the Hartford Armory, Jan. will defend h is / reputation a er-msch Johnny Dohmtaky to Mva Uhla who like Monroe ha* scored The wiry, 23-year-old belter ter. collegiate and pro football Mssrasitsr,Ab(* Csrlt Hi ’’reputation'wh^ took a lifetime hla full tetun on hand. Jets throu^ 25. released this almost *, a u • u surged hack to an unanimous 10- player as well. upsets in Conn, bouts. com pile list today. Lynrh ...... '.... 114 *2 114 SO to build.’* / : and Bahe Carrier are expected to is slated to fight Pat Mallane for ACTING "EMCEE” during the 'Y}."** Nerker and his fam- round decision before a packed DOilsts ...... I ll 194 7* 910 Holman i* under suspanlon by carry the team’s offensive with He makes his Eastern debut tbf title in Waterbury. Bo.ston Garden throng of 13,909 LoT.II ...... tt *7 • M 3*2 hig Don ^Mpaldlng doing the work here after having decided this Fall nlne days and nights of the show water retrievers along asnnInS ...... 109 191 111 961 the New/Tork Board of/Higher. with his novel Dalmatian's act after the durable Mexican all but L o » Man ...... 76 76 ^ 216 under the basket. Nassiffs, on the to choose boxing over pro foot StXJBING .SPREE ------will be the famous Chief Needah Educatton on charges of imbecom- beh, a veteran Master of Ceremon Similarly, Connecticut’s own knocked him out in the first round. In g /^ u ct. other hsnd, will count largely on ball. Hfe boxed Tony Curtis in ______^ ^ A WHISTUNG left hook to the Toisis ...... 310 4M 471 1490 their great. team work and wlU th e motion picture "Flesh and ies for the major Sportsmen’s Frank Weed will exhibit his out Bolsad M#4ore til /nvestigatlng the 1951 "fix" . Hartford. Dec. Shows throughout the East and standing array of wildlife along chin dropped Collins to one knee Duk...... too 111 196 261 .Scandala In which several CX7NY prahahl.v be playing without their Fury." and also played with Rich with hjs Internationally famous for the mandatory eight count at se’diik ...... 106 92 — tl7 hIg man. Al Siirowlec, who Is side ard Wldmark in "Street With No College went on a scoring ramp middle West. Chief Needahbeh. pla'yera were Involved, a commit il. age in winning lU third basketball Pointers. 2:05 of the opening session and n. 8.1.11k ...... II 94 191 299 lined with a sprained ankle. Kame.” who calls Greenville. Maine, his Chsmb.rs ...... 107 l » 94 at tee charged that high school In the nightcap, the 0>liegtana game of the season last " ‘S^t, home is noted for his true and In addition to those famous en then the busy Salas slammed him roller ...... 79 *9 94 247 coaches were paid by an "Athletic CAIXED BACK to his ^native Brown 137 197 hope to be at their top strength (Ui mauling Danbury Teachers 101-76^ authentic animal calls and for his tertaining acts Mr. Byron is plan with a total of at least 40 punches Guidance Committee" to recruit Toronto by the death of his father Hillver's Gerrv Barr was h'K*t ning a dally parade of famous in a furious, twofisted followup. they try to break Into the win col earlier this year, Bruce could have oilistandlng wit and style in "Em Totsls ... 424 214 6*1 1642 athletes and that the records of 14 umn with Howie Krotigh and Wg scorer with 25 p oln U and ceeing" Sportsmen’s Shows. sporting world stars, . many of That crushing attack left Col students at fXINY has been played pro football with the Co- of Danburj' was high for the whom will be well known profes lins flat on his face and helpless BeToraior I4i Ed Gunderson counted on to carry gour Galloping Ghosts in subur Adding additional Indian color changed to establish their eligi out the attack, f^yprea* Arms, hav losers with 23 points. It ^ to this first major Connecticut sional baseball stars. All acts as as referee Eddie Oirley tolled the Malorrs in 114 24* bility for admission to the school. ban Toronto. He changed his well as personalities will appear count,. But the bell sounded a.s Tork v;. ;; ;;;. ‘S l9 — 114 ing a one and one re<»rd. will mind, however, and promoted a second time in " Sportsmen’s and Boat Show in W .ei ...... — 18 17.1 The committee report stated: nut In full force to get back on scored more than 100 points in one over a decade will be a tribe of every afternoon and evening dur Curley reached seven and Collins Whit...... 112 IW 214 "Either Professor Holman knew boxing show instead for a charit- ing the nine days run of the show. handlers dragged him to .his corn McCsuthey 117 190 22* Us winning ways and Ray Bllfin' .able organisation. Not only was game. Mohawk Indians from the Quebec L i: Self ...... 117 102 21* very well many of the aspects of and Bill Griffith will be expeetdd Reservation. This trl^ will con Between the daily shows at the er. big-time basketball dealt with in Armory an Amateur Balt and The East has scads of ammunition to fire at tie West In tbe Shrine game at San Francisco's Kesar to lead the Arms' attack. sist of complete Indian families Stadium. Dec. 27. Among the pitchers will be Quarterbacks Charlie Maloy, left, of Holy Chrosa and From that almost disastrous be Totals ...... 474.8*1 6201666 this report or else was so naive Fly Casting Tournament will be ginning. the clever and colorful Motors 1*1 attired in their authentic Indian Ohio State’s Tony Curcillo. right. Georgia's Harry Babcock Is among catchers. (NEA). Jorvis ...... *1 II* 10* 11* about matters Involving hla own RVAN WANTS TO’ 8TAT dress and paints while exhibiting held under the direction of Jack Bostonian fought back gamely, Bullirsn ...... 107 116 17 20* job as to throw doubt on his fitness their centuries old tribal dances, Guinan. slicing open old cuts above both Cunllfl...... *6 to *I 27* Cleveland. Dec. 9 — (/P) — Ellis Low MSn ...... 76 — — 76 itenii • Mudio. as a teacher." Ryan, who now aays he wants to songs and costumes. of Salas’ eyes and socking out a a HOLMAN ANEWERED this wide decision. It was SalaS’ first riynn ...... |1 t* M 27(> retain hia job aa Cleveland Indian^ C^lck "99" Noyes, famous pro Table Teiiiii8 Loop Mssor...... — I2S M 271 One of the fastest duck pin leagues In Manchester, the West ptae Rec circuit, rolja three nights a week yesterday. fessional bait and fly caster from start since he lost back his title Returning from a tour of Eu president, promtaea to settle Midget Basketball Jusl One Man^s Opinion Totsls 462 649 4*1 1476 : t 1 hO polished l^nes. ' / club’s front-office squabble adm* the Ashaway Line Company will Starts at Rec to Jimmy Carter in October. rope. he issued a statement which COLLINS now has defeated "7“ time this week. "Definitely, !Lwant exhibit his ability with rod and The National Collegiate Ath' VII.LAOr. rHABMr.BS said: to remain president of the Indiana, reel In the huge tank that will be At West Side Rec New York, Dec. 8— -It's just featherweights Willie Pep, Fabela "I have served the college of The table tennis season was letic Association will give bowls its clanked by her four-ycat-old IwI m.h Jliiitiiy. left! and Billy.' »nd said the publlclty-ahy, fom ar In provided for the show. Noyes Chavez. Glen Flanagan and British Sorsls lo o ttr / 1 ' '-•' 7 ; ■ 7 r i 1 \ .1 . PAGE TWENTY.THBXB P A G E TWENTY-TWO. MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN., TUESDAY, DECEMBER 9, 19o2 I MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER. CONN^ TUESDAY, DECEMBER 9, 1952 Roofing—Siding 16 Help Wanteil— Female S3 H ousehold Goofls SU i Automobiles for Sale 4 Automobiles for Bale Dogs—Birds—Pels 41 Articles for Sale *45 Rooms without Board 59 Houflcfl for Salu Tl Wanted—Real Estate 77 X I# NEW 1951 Pord tudor. 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Phone 2-3879. ture Store. 36 Oak. Phone 2-1041. CLEANING LAD y for new home. EAST SIDE WEST SIDE Reals, Broker. 2-1918. Orders Ban I Advertisements compire this /election of beauti street. Phone 4860. KELLYS AQUARIUM. Special ____ DBOORAIVD, beauU- ► Employed tn#n and women— T O IlT W W r -JIEWLT ful, clean, guaranteed cars at 1949 CHEyROI.ET-2 to choose All modern conveniences. Give this week. Bowl, plants, orna MOVING. We.rtinghou*e Laundro* CASH BUYERS waiting for 4, 6, 4vhy this bappena. One is that FOR GUARANTEED ROOFS that fuUy furnished room* for tw or OR NORTH END By RICRARO KLEINER mairied or ting I#—got thair loan ISaet. loaat. Center Motoi .Sales, 461 Main from. Both Styleline deluxe references. Write Box K, Herald. ment. book, one pair of fish, 75c THREE PAIRS boy’s ICe skates. mat. white combination oil-gas S?- 6 and aeven room alngles and New York—(NEA)—If Fldo h*a there are parasitea ^ the Intes ' c l a ssifie d a d v t . stay on In any kind|Of storm, and ‘3on>pleU Ufbt h o i^ e e p . fart at hm m m i. Friendly, con- tudors. Tdtbne blue and grey. or 81.19. Baby monkey, 835. 29 size 6, 7, 8. Call 7140. range, refrigreator, dining room What location do your pre two-family ho’taaa in Manchaater, Any sense At All, he’A begging fbr tines, and these unwe'lcome beaata O f G a s s i e r ■idarato people mako tha loan $245.80 $312J!7 DEPT. HOURS , street. gutters, conductors'and roof re GIRL FOR general office work. ing facUltlea a v s U s ^ Central. Easy tercis. Douglas Motors. 333 Sunset street. Open 'til 9. »et and china cabinet. Call $479 fer? I have Cape Coda Bolton, Reentry and Vernon. Antibiotics these day*. Anfi well- prevent doge from, gettbig the full in your boMt intnm ti. Phono for 349.22 451.45 8:15 A. M. to 4:.10 P. M. Main. pairs. Call CouKhlir 7707. Shorthand essential. P A G . Motor after 5. . . • Reasonably priced. Children ac. 1949, 1950, 1951 Automobiles, aa ’ Freight. Phone 3063. ^ b l e . M ii. I>or*ey. 14 Arch,, with six finished rooms in Howard K HaaUngs, 2-1107. Informetl shaggy dogs are apeclfy- benefit out of food. AntibtoUce, a ono-viiit loan, write, or come little as 89.90 weekly. Lowest PUG. PUPPIES, sired by Champ Building Materials 47 either location. All good ing aiireomycin. this theoiy has it. aupprsss thsae (OsMthraed Pram Page One). In today/ It’s ’TTei" to 4 out of 5. A Imb af $100 smH 920.40 wtm MANCHF.STER - Roofing and ion Harloo Philip. C alf Glaatdn- 4JUALITY' CombinSMon oil ga.s second floor. _____ praM^fr fapsMl la It flnance rates. Possible your car CAPABLE Woman for cleaning, homes with all conven AntlMotica in general, and aura- .parasites, enabling the dog to use loam $3$ to $100 fawlallMi I10.8S COPY CLOSING TIME Auto0 AAccessories—Tires 6 Siding Co. Also all types o ' paint bury 3-7136. RED CEDAR SIDING, V Joint, range 4 and 2. Good condition. iences. Legal Notice end a crlntihal racord In obtaining down. Dougla^ Motors, 333 Main. ing and carpentry work. Guaran 8:30 a. m. to 12:30, any week day. A T THE CENTER—Clean, cora- omycin in particular, are making every last Vitamin and mineral FOR CLASSinED ADVT. per M 8140.00. Reasonable. Phone 2-0154. In hla dog biscuit. hla certificate for entry^Into this' TWO 6,.5B X 15 Ureil and tube/: Good pay. Plea.** call fater 7 p. m. ' fortable room In quiet home. 20 AT A COURT o r PROBA-TE held a dog's life an existence to be en MON. THRU FRI. , McCLURE AUTO—We will pay teed work. Phone 2-8933 for free COCKER SPANIEL Puppies, 8 CEDAR STAIN SHAKES, per sq. Call me for further' Infor Another theory, more widely j TffS tamyaarffrmMt tMW f tar Phone 2-'1614, or 47 Cottage street estimatea. Phone 2-2046. weeks old. Red and black. A.K.C. CHROME KITCHEN jet, gray and Wadsworth street. “ Maiwhester. within and for the vied. The wonder drugs have country. ' - 10:.in A. M. you more for yoiVr good used car 813.95. ^ mation and appointment to District of M»nch«#t/r, on the Ith proven equally wondrous on ca held, is that Vitamin B-12, which after 4 p. m. registered. Howard C. Chase. 18" WOOD SHINGLES. No. 1 Per- blue vi'lth extra large table. Price see. McGranery said Anastasia dr- ^ towards a new Hudson, Wasp. GENERAL Stenographic position FURNISHED Room for rent near day of December A. D.. nines and humans—and, in aoma is associated with antibiotics, does c a SATURDAY 9 A. M. GREAT EASTERN Roofing and Harmony Hill, Hebron Rond, fecti'ons, per sq. 815.50. 885. Phene,2-8863. Priwent. J0H5< J. WALLBTT, nled having euch a record. *1-! t e B A C k a l FINANCE Pacenriaker or Hornet. We will WINTEfi TIPES— Pennsylvania open in local manufacturing con Main atreet. Gentleman preferred. ways, they're even more effective the trick. But whatever the res' Construction Co Applicators of South Bolton. Phone Mancheater STAIN GRADE I S MAHOGANY Also other listings avail- JudifF, ^ 4 # # though he had been convicted pf / 2nd Floor . JARVIS BUILBIWO ' not be out traded. McClure Auto, Cleat, Goodyear Suburbanite and Bird ana Flintkote. Guaranteed cern. Ideal working conditions. iTHakel atreet. 2-2170. able.' BJitatF of Filomfoa Quay, fata of on dogs than people. ton. something is .making bignr, MAIN STNCET (Owor Woolworth’6) M A N C W Iiflll rotm OOUPEItATIO.N H U X 373 Main street. Tel. 2-9442. Open 5427. DOORS, av. 89:95. Menchester, In aaid piatrtct, deceaaed. healthiar dogs quicker when they murder and had been sent to the 2 In 1 recaps. Auto Lite. Penn roofs and siding. Life-time alum Transportation provided from the TWO-PIECE ■ On motion of Adolph A. Quey of They make dogs grow faster. Dial 3436 • Fhillp C. Junhlna, VCt MANasw BE APPRECIATED FRAMING. 2x4 to 2x10. r o o m FOR Rent near Center. cat antibiotics. Some dog food death house In Sing Sing, prior to evenings. sylvania and Bowers batteries. inum clapboard and combination Center. Apply in writing to P. O. SHEATHING, 1x8. (small truck •aid Manrheater. adminlatrator. They make their coats thicker and OPEN THUeSOAY EVENINGS UNTIl I fJA Heat and hot water. Gentleman AUCE CLAMPET ORDERED; That alx montha from companiea are now eddlng anti' a reversal of the conviction on ap Free road service. Terms on all storm windows and screena. For Drawer 831, Manchester. load lots), per M 899.50. ’ LIVING ROOM SETT fnore lustrous. They make them tMM Mrt M mi4tirtf •( ell iwunfiw »«—« ______' 1951 CHEVROLET Bel-Air beau .Poultry and Supplies 43 prefetrad. 67 FoaUr atreet. Phone the 8th day of December. A. D.. ISi*. Motlca to thair products. peal in 1921. DIAL 5121 products The Budget Center, 91 free estimates call 8271. Evening# REALTOR be and the name are limited and allow healthier. They help cure some dog tiful ti'tdne. Fully equipped, SELECT APPALACHIAN OAK In tha field of therapeutics, an lavolved ta Murder# Center street. 8503. Albert V Lindsay, Owner. EXPERIENCED Waitress, day BROAD BREASTED Bronxe tur FLOORING, per M 8209.00. Good Condition 58$1. ______ed for the creditora within which to dlaeaaes that were formerly fatal, powerglide. As good as new. See brine In their clalma asalnat aaid ea- tibiotics giva promise of further His record, McGranery aaid. OPEN SATURDAY UNTIL NOON work. Apply In person. Center keys, frerh froien, ready anytime. WINDOWS-Complete, av. 814.95. Phone 2-4543 and work cures faster on others Bob Oliver, Center Motor Sales. inCELT Furrlahed maple room tate. and the aaid administrator, ia langtbsning the life expectancy of "also shows that he had been ar CONNECTICUT Valley Construc Restaurant, 499 Main atreet. 8 to 25 pounebt. Schaiib's Turkey PHONE 2-5339 tlrecled to «lve public notice to the that used to drag out. I.oflt end Found 461 Main street. NOW next to bath. Couple or gentle ik^ga. New diecoveriee over the rested three other times, and two tion. Guaranteed roofs and siding. Farm. 188 Hlllstown Road. creditora to Erin* In their clalma with The use of the drugs in treating of these arrests Involved murder." NEED MONEY to bolster the The Original and Only Office man. Kitchen privllegea. Garage 127 PORTER street. Six room co in aaid time allowed by publlshinx a dog diseases—like the secondary past dacade— auch as dog blood LOST—Rubber banketball at Aluminum storm windows and His exclusion Is being sought in CONVERTIBLE . BY POPULAR REQUEST budget? 4 or 5 hours a day will In New Haven. A BARGAIN. Two new nobility available. 2-6306. lonial With garage. Oil heat, auto copy .of thia order In some newspaper diseases stemming from distemper plasma and better epllnts for B -f-i -V,. / ». - : ■ f l n a- y ■' I- • "I - : >• „ 7 TUESDAY, DECEMBER 9, 1951 Average Daily Net Press Run PAGE TWENTY-FOUR lMaurI|if0t^r lEufttiug Ifpralii Tar the H'eek Ended' Ths Waathsr Dec. 6, 1952 Foreeast of C. 8. Waathar Boasn land. The application before the seeking perraiaaion to divide a plot square feet of- living area at the The Men a Oub of Zion Luther The Study group of the South present time. The house would Methodlat WSC3 wdll meet tomor-' board is for permission to erect a of land at 97 Prospect atreet into 10,815 Occaalonal rain tonight aad mast an Church will meet tonight at Grant Three two lota which will result ih a have been built on the north aide STATIONERY row at 2 p. m. in (he church: Mem dwelling on a lot having a front HeMber a t the Audit About Town 7:45 for huainaaa and a Chrutmaa frontage on each of 92.5 feet, of Middle turnpike east, about 200 of Thuraday. Minimum tonight 41. ber* of the Women'* Society, not age bf 90 feet, which la leas than . Bureau a t Clrcnlattona *0^1. ' Which ia less than regulation* call feet west of the Bolton town lihe, I . uSSSSi mamS identified with any of the group*, regutationa allow for the area Manche$ter—~A City of Village Charm DftUfhUra wtre born at the Zone Queries which ia in a Residence Zone AA for in the Residence Zone AA. in a Rural Reaidence Zone, ami Hartford Hoapllal on Dec. 5 to Mr. The All Sainta Mother* Circle will be gueata. William E. Keith, and Rural Residence Zone. The board denied the application the area "Occupied would have been aad Mra. "Robert J. King of 60 Sea will hold it* Chrlatmaa party to lay preacher \t the church for The board also tabled the ap of Wayne Wright, who wanted to 332 square feet less than regula i Artkir Dni( Stans VOL. LXXII, NO. 60 man circle and to Mr. and Mre. morrow night at 8 o'clock at the more than half a century, will be B oard o f A ppeal D enies plication of Janet Prince, who is erect a dwelling and occupy 768 tions permit. (Claaalfled Adverttatag am Png* tU> MANCHESTER, CONN., WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 10, 1952 (TWENTY-EIGHT PAGES—IN TWO SECTIONS) PRICE nVB CBNW WnUaxn Healy of 5 Overland home of Mra. Marjorie Minor, 109 the apetker. Ka'teaaea will be Mr*. ' ^ • atraat. Branford atreet. Member* are re George McKinney, Mr*. Ewald, One Request for Ex-j minded to bring grab bag gift*. Jackl. Mra. Ckarlea Small and Mrs. Past matron*, of Temple CSiap- Arthur Gibaoil. eeption, -Tables Two! Linne Lodge No. 72. Knighta of tar. OES. will h(^d Uieir annual „ , _ ^ , I The Zoning Board of Appeals' -Eisenhowei^ Natural Gas Chrtatma* party, with exchange of Pythiaa, will hold it* regular meet The Holy r amlly Mother Circle night granted three excep- ' Navy Planes Bomb ing tomorrow night at 8 o'clock in M oent gtfU. Thuraday nlgbt at w"ill hold a Oiirlstma* party tomor tion* to zoning regulations, tabled : I o'clock in the Maaonic Temple. Orange Hall. Officer* for the en row at 8 p. mf. at the home of Mr.« abling term will be nominated at two requests and denied one after ! Set to Hear Rivals Meet * Mcipbera unable to be preaent are William F. BrannicU, 3 Hartland holding a public hearing on the Slash thia meeting. Plans reoueated to notify Mr*. Jame* road. The-nipmbtr* are asked to six applications. Bases Near Siberia EUiott or Mra. J. H. Dittmeyer._ The Mary Cuahman group of the provide a 50 jeent gift for the grab The Carter Chevrolet Company bag. of 311 Main atreet, which had M ac A rth u r W ith Lodge Second Congregational Women'e Seoul, Dec. 10— (/P)— U. S. • turn tables, loconm^^^^ League wjll meet Friday at 8 p. m. asked permission to erect a light at the home of Mra. Walter Denne, Mr*. Erika L. Newell of 89 Haw ed. free-standing ground sign 3'ii Navy warplanes smashed **'Hon":^!'ng. t h f northernmost 57 Starkweather atreet."Hoateaae* thorne atreet ia among a group of feet from the atreet line, which Is Aboard USS Helena En Hartford, Dec. 10— (/P)— closer than regulations allow, was four big Communist rail and target, la e-lthin a few hundred HALE'S w,"iU be Mr*. Conrad Rothammer .53 persons slated to be made new Route to Hawaii, Dec. 10— (/iP) supply targets on the door- yards of the Manchurian border Governor I-sidKe was sched citizens at naturalization cere permitted to erect the sign but no . "— President - elect Dwight uled to meet with officers of and Mra. Earl Butler. closer than five feet from the line step of Manchuria Tuesday in and is the port of entry to Korea Medium T ank Output monies Frida.v morning in Federal Eisenhower is willing to hear the hifTirPat vpnhornp raid o f i major east coast rail lines, two rival gas transmission Headquarters Court, Hartfo-t-d. and to maintain it for a two-year ine mggest seaoorae ^ Our I-ady of the Moat Holy period. The company said the sign any plan hjs old commander, companies this afternoon in Rotary Mother* arcle wdll hold a would cost 81.009, Carter Chevro the Korean war. One of th e' -'there was wiped out and FOR Christmaa party tomorrow eve A/3C Allan T. Hooey, son of Mr. Gen. Douglas MacArthur, strikes carried American Honyung was blacked out by an effort to remove the bot let la in a Business Zone 111. may have for ending the ning at 8 o'clock at the home of and Mrs. Thomas Hooe.v of 26 In Al.»o granted for a two-year pe planes on their northernmost smoke from raging fires, tleneck delaying the delivery Reporter *InterviewR* Horse Mra. Joaeph L'Heureux. 106 dian drive, i* stationed at Fort riod was the First National Bank's Korean war. raid of the war, to the limit.6 of urgently needed natural D eath Stay Light Tanks Waranoke road. Member* are re- ! George Wright Air Force Base, request for permi.ssion to main An exchange of meaaagea, an gas to Connecticut., minded to bring grab bag gift*. "«■«>• Spokane, Wash,, after a 15 tain a roof sign on the -hank, at nounced yesterday aboard this of a Korean strip that juts up Hyesanjin Ui Inland Although Gardiner Symonds. The Chr.atma* party for children | d^V .59.5 Main street. Business Zone III. heavy cruiser carrying the Presi into Manchuria and is sur- southwest of Musan. president of the Northeastern Gas D e n ie d fo r ■m of membtre will be held Saturday new base by United Air Lines from Tlie third application approved dent-elect and members of his pro rounded on three sides by The navy listed this toll: Tran-'TOlsslon Co., will not attend A n d Trucks Bradley Field. nftemoon from ♦ to 6 o clock ®t was that of G. Sexton Anderson jected administration back to the that Chinese Red province. Destroyed—eight . rail repair the conference he has delegated N. Ih® home of Mr*. J®m«» A. Mur- who had asked that he he allowed IT. S., cleared the way for a meet It also carried the Navy planes shops, three locomotllies, 30 box W. Freedman, executive vice presi ray, 79 Walnut atraet. A diphtheria toxoid and vaccina -to e'-ert a hood on front of his ing between Elsenhower and Mac within 12 miles of Soviet Siberia cars, seven buildings, 600 yards of dent of the company, to represent Atom Spies In Cutback tion clinic will be held Thuraday dwelling, at .57 Foley street, which Arthur. and almost as far north as the tracks and six truck*. him. morning at 8:30 In the elinle room would be located 17 feet from the Coolness Disappears Russian port, Vladivostok, which Damaged — 18 btilldings, five George E. Copeland, president of of the Mancheater Memorial Hos street line, ^ ree feet clo.ser than It also appeared to dissipate lies to the east. Targets were locomotives, two tank cars, 19 New York. Dec. 10— (/P)— Washington, Dec. 10—(/P) pital. Algonquin Gas Transmission, regulations mlow. The dwelling l."i whatever cooiness had developed Honyung, Musan, NaJIn and Hye truck*, one locomotive shop and which is vieing with Northeastern A Federal judge refused to The Army said today it located In a Re.-ndenee Zone B. between the two. former chiefa of sanjin. one round house. for the Connecticut and New Tallin for niariiaaion day to stay the executions of plans to cut back production Mra. Charles H. King of 251 ataff during the presidert^lal cam In an air battle over North Ko Rear Adm. William D. Johnson, England territory, has accepted Spring atreet will pour at the pre- Action on one of the applicationa the commander of Task Force 77 convicted atom spies Julius of medium tanks about 46 per paign. rea today, Lt. James F. Low, Sau- the invitation to attend. Copeland freahman tea of the Hartford Pem that was tabled, that of H. and I. said "The enemy has suffered heavy and* Ethel Roaeriuerg who cent from the original goal Heeges, Refrigereters " I am looking forward to in salito. Calif., racked up his eighth will be accompanied by Graham broke College Club on Jan. 3 at Phillip* of 200 Hackmatack atreet, MIG kill of'th e war, the U. S. damage.” He messaged "well done" are scheduled to die afi Sing set for the spring of 1954. Wosliefs and All formal meetings in which my as Granger, a company director, and the Ann atreet YWCA in Hartford. wSa deferred by the board to per- sociates and I mqy obtain the full Fifth Air Force said. to his pilots. Sing prison the week of Jan. An Army spokeaman aald tb* p-ilt the membera lo dl.acnaa the The navy planes roared out in Judge John Burns, General coun Ofhw ApplimeM benefit of your thinking and ex Allied fighter-bombers pounded sel for Algonquin. . move to level off production meana Our Lady of Victory Mothers matter with the Town Planning 553. individual flights. 11 no reduction In the total amount perience" on Korea and the Far Communist targets ail across the Other officials representing Federal Judge Sylvester J. Circle will meet tomorrow at 7 Commission and ' Town Planning war-torn peninaula. The Far East Air Forces sent of equipment being purchaakd” Engineer Wilfred Maxwell. The East, Eisenhower rsdioed Mac Northeastern in addition to Freed- Ryan, in denying a motion to atay 111 p.m. with Mr*. I.aabel Madigan of Arthur Sunday. Navy fllera roared off the decks Japth based B;30 Superforts with but rather a ' rescheduling ot da- land under diacuaaion. east of 290 NOW... you can get it... HER|! 1 in five miles of the great Suiho nfsn. will be Daniel MorHtssey, a their execution, also denied an- 42 Salem road, when a potliick will MacArthur replied Monday; of three flattops Tuesday to launch (#her motion by their attorneys to liveries. The cutback alao sstil be served. Hackmatack atreet. is paYt of. a power reservoir on the Yalu river director; R. C. O’Hare, resident affect manufacture of 2% ton 13-arre plot owned by the Phil- " I am grateful for your intereat their massive strikes against the have their convictions set aside. Reds. in another attack Tuesday night. vice president; and Daniel F. trucks and bring about a 33 per lip.ses, and the appeals hoard last In my views. A successful aolution Wheeler, Connecticut coun.;el for Then Judge Ryan denied an ap Mr*. Anthony I'rbanetti of might well become the key to Panther jets. Sky Raiders and Bad.weather grounded most plfnes cent reduction in output of Uglit night felt that live future interest.* the company. plication by their co-defendant, Green Ijjanor road ha.a been en peace in the world. ” Corsairs from the carriers Oris- Wednesday. ____ _ Morton Sobell, to have his .30-year tanka. gaged a* organist of the Taleott- of thf town should be protected in the event that it had under con- The exchange followed MacAr- kany. Bon Homme Richard and prison" sentence set aside on con The spokesman aald the nqw ville Congregational Church. Mra. (M dMhim* m Page Eighteen) H.AYS RIVAL GREEDY aideratlon plans for developing the thur'a apeech Friday, when he told Essex destroyed round houses. stitutional grounds. Sobell recent achedule of production will go in Urbanetfi wa* formerly organi.st the new the National Association of Man- Washington. Uec. 10 — ((P) — ly was removed to Alcatraz to effect at the stat of tha nkxt PASHION FLAT of the Wapping Federal<"d Chureh, ufacturera iN AM l in New 'York George R. Copeland, vice president prison. flacal irear—July 1, IBS*. and ha* been succeeded by Mrs, of Algonquin Gas Transmission Rato Snatalncd George Meade. "There ia a clear and definite ao All three were convicted on oviR ]00 COLORS ROCK YOUR lution to the Korean conflict" Co., said today that Northeastern March 29, 1951. of conspiring with Secretary of Defense Ixtvett ^IBRO-NAATIC without unduly increasing casual Lieutenant ‘Plays Along’ Gas Transmission Co., in seeking a former Soviet vice-consul and had indicated la#t 8eptemb«r that WORRIES AWAY i The Ladies Aid Society^ of Zion. ties or furthering the risk of to capture the whole New England others to transmit atomic secret* Afwoclated Prena Bnportor Pan! Dahe Joto 4nwn *‘a M ««m ’* given he thought the time waa ap DEEPTONES Lutheran Chir-ch will enjoy their world war. natural *as market, is "legally to the Soviet Union between 1944 him by Lafiy Wander, n-year-oM Bletonond. Via, horse cmdllnd With proaching when the production of annual pre-Chriatmaa supper and I EIECTRIC PtRCOl.MO« ^ MacArthur implied then a will- wooing as niatomers the witnea'-es and 1950. having a hij^i animal I. Q. Ljidy peeks ant her niMWer*;on a crude some h a ^ goods, including tanka, A'.’-* social at the church tomoriow eve Ingnesa to preaent hia views to In Sabre Data Sale Plot whom it claims do not know what TTie Rosenberg*’ attorney, "typewriter.” A pnychologtst, who enoe said the hors* had tele- might be leveled off to what he BLENDS & TINTS ning at 6 o'clock. Instead of ex- Eisenhower. ______• they are talkihg about.” Emanuel H. Bloch, claimed that patfale aMllty, later declared thnm was evMeacn sf slgnalHag from described a# a "sustaining rate." I' changing gift* with each other the pre-trial publicity was "prejudi her owner. (A P Wlrephoto). Lovett said last September that members will send them to the Ike Heads Wire Algonquin and Northeastern are Tokj'o, Dec. 10— An Air Force lieutenant who played cial" to them, that the govern it was obvious that if production NO EXTRA CHARGE Wartbnrg Home for the Aged in Eisenhower quickly sent a ra contending beYore' the Federal along brought about the arrest of two Sergeants on charges Power commission for authority to ment used "perjured testimony" were maintained at the rata then FOR DEEPTONES 11 Brooklyn. diogram to MacArthur saying he and that Information allegedly of trying to sell U. S. Sabre jefFecrets. Detliils of th* investi serve utilities In parts of Massa prevailing, tha Dafanaa depart and hia advi.«era were, in the pro passed to the Russians was "pub ment would have to atabillae pro The marriage of Mias Phyllis E chusetts. Connecticut and Rhode cess of “ outlining a future pro gation and the September arrests of the two. Staff Sgt. lic knowledge and not secret." duction a t a sustaining rata be Thompson of Milford. Mn.a.s , and gram" aimed at ultimate peace in Island. The disputed area origin Britain, U. S, Fight Guiseppe Cssclo, 34, and Staff Sgt. • ------;—. Judge Ryan said he could find cause It w ill have accumulated Pvt. Frederick K. Ru.saell of Well.s ally was allocated to Algonquin in Korea. He said he wanted Mac- John P. Jones, 22. were disclosed ^ ^ no relevant or material i.ssue of enough tanka needed for XI. 8. atreet, will take place Satiirday a power commlasion decision split PHONE 4148 Arthur'a view*. today for the first time in records V i m t e g k f l f i g x I g b 1 1 t * t fact raised by the petitions. arm^ forces and for the mlUtan I Dec. 13. in Trinity Episcopal MacArthur had been cool to ting the region between the two made available to the AaaoclaUd A In his opinion he wrote in part; eaelatance program befora June 80, Church, Milford. Maas. f r (MraalMd wholesale distributors. Eisenhower's candidacy tot a the Pres* by reliable aources who can- j The Rosenberg* "object to the UN Bid to Tunisia IBM. presidency. The two ha