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Vhile y eat«d imu«l Your Friendly Department Store , •» drjv- oc Bt. Tpi-A *a bridge which was damaged by a Soviet tank. The span, known as the Bridge of Freedom, was deeper freeze and light snow Van Raalte Fabric Gloves ..... $2.00 to $3.50 Pr. fired upon by the Russians In an attempt to stop Hungarians from fleeing into Austria. Con- are predicted. ^Wool M itte n s...... $1.00 to $1.98 Pr. of It may be colder tonight B onday • A « court ■ Wool Gloves ...... $1.25 to $2.25 Pr. than it waa last night when a record Nov. 24 temperature of Washington, Nov. 24 (IPh^ 1 w ashable 12.8 degrees was set just be « St. fore sunrise. Previous low for Pfesident Eisenhower today it by nSri* Seized Nagy^ the date came in 1044 when received a board of inquiry’s and ARNEL the day’'i\ reading waa 19.9. post- report on the Atlantic and Temperatures' of 10-15 de rartca Gulf Coast longshoremen’ii Jersey grees are expected tonight, the To Hungarians, Yugoslavs Assert U.S.. Weather Bureau station strike and immediately West at Bracley Field says, and ■X moved to halt the walkout by r by Gift at Hale's By THE ASHOCIATED PRESS i light snow mdy drop from court injunction. cdlngr Americans from Maine to: Vieiiiia, No\. 24 (f P )~ '6'the government, denounced the cloiidy skies Sunday afternoon. 'The White House said A sst . I was First quality sheer and semi sheer nylon hosiery in new California are opening their; Promised safety by the pup I Mbecow-spoiuor^ Warsaw Mili- While last night's local low Atty. Gen. George Doub has left fall and winter shades. Also rheer seamless in plain or micro I tary Alliance, proclaimed Hun- readings were aet. Litchfield (or New York to apply for an in $ 1 2 9 5 hearts and hearths to Hun pet Hungarian regime, for irday film. ' ; gary'a neutrality between East and and Canaan reported 8 de.grees junction under the Taft-Hartiey pass' ( garian refugees. ' mer Premier Imre NagY left i West and called on the United Na- to tie for ice box honors. Snow Act which would end the atrtke rpke. Rich and poor have offered his refuge in Budapest’^ > (Iona to guarantee the nation's in- flurriea are expected 'in the for an kO^day "cooling off" period. Rlch- Alba Sheer N ylo n s...... $1.15 to $1.50 Pr. Your indispensable dress money, food, clothing and homes Yugoslav embassy two days I dependence. ' Berkahirea today. Canaan re Doub la scheduled to appear in outh, . . . your wear-everywhere for the frighteped victims of Then reinforced Soviet tank ceived about four inches , of Federal District Court (or the 1. 48, Alba Semi Sheer ...... $1.35 Pr. Soviet terror in Mungary, ago and apparently, fell into dress . . . your wrlnUe- , divisions struck throughout Hiln- show in brief Friday flurries. Southern District o ( New York 1$15 Federal, state and city govern the hands of Russian Securi free Iraveler. You'IMoye ' gary Nov. 4, ousting Nagy and (Manhattan) at noon. 'The striking > ap- Alba Seamless Sheer...... $1.35 Pr. ment agencies are lending, a hand. ty Police. installing Soviet puppet Janos Ka- union, the International Long- Use ease of its walk-in Churches, schools and i-ollege.s The action* threatened to bring . dar as premiSr. Nagy ind. many ahofemen’s Assn. (Independent), shard Venetian Sheer Seamless...... $1.00 Pr. button front and the • have been quick with pledges of I another explosion inside revolt- of his followers took sanctuary in Hungary Reds already has aaid it will abide . • was comfortable feel of the help. ! shattered Hungary and send reper the Yugoslav embassy. any court order. with fabric that washes so The first refugees — weary men. i cussions through the Communist N agy’i retum to power and with- This would mean-, that some ChxMss women and children — landed at bloc. easily, drip-dries so fast, I drawal oC Russian forces .from Blast U^S. for 80,000 longshoremen in ports from liman McGuire Air Force Base in New 5’ugoslavis’s official press Maine to Texas presumably would will never shrink and I Hungary were the main demands lar in- Jersey last Wednesday. Several charged Nagy and 51, compaplon.s of workers who Tisve refused to return to work Monday if the court always holds its shape. hundred more arrived In planes were kidnaped In betiayal of a work since the Soviet,, attack. In ^Secret’ Radio issues an Injunction today. Ship Choose the swirl floral there and at Milwaukee later in promise to let them return safely PR BR IER — JUDY BOND scoops the fashion world with a recent days Kadar told workers’ ping in East Coast and Gulf Ports -print with backgrounds of ‘ the week. to their homes. delegations he would welcome ■Vienna. Nov. 24 (>P1--Huh'Ran’'* hss )>een paralyzed (or nine days metallic-embroidered blouse done in a luscious new silk-look Two more planeload.^ are due at blue, teal or red . . . or Tlie official Budapest Radio and Nagy in his government. puppet government accused the by tha walkout. fabric. It’s NANCETTE, her exclusive new blend of Dacron, McGuire today. the Soviet news agency Tass said In Belgrade, Y’ugoslavia said the United States today of operating a First of 5.000 In hia formal inatructlona to tha nylon and cotton that has the opulent richness of silk, yet Gift Jewelry Nagy and his followers went of Hungarian government had agreed secret radio transmitter in ita Attorney General, Elaenhowet- re Sizes 14«/2 to 24«4, their own free will to neighboring washes beautifully with no ironinj:. Peter Pan collar, full-cut The refugees are the vanguard in writing to guarantee Nagy's Budapeat legation. viewed briefly the steps already Many styles in tailored or stone set of ,5.000 authorized by Pyeaident Romania a tightly locked Soviet safe return home. He and his fol The accusation came only a day taken in connection- with the dis % sleeves and brilliant buttons add to its glitter and glam DRRSS DEPARTMENT—BECONb FIA)OR Eisenhower to enter the United . satellite many Hungarians feared lowers left the embassy Thursday. after Yugoslavia charged that for pute and said: our. White only. Sizes 32 to 38. S5.98' jewelry, gold and silver finish. AKso States. Even more may follow ; could be the next stop to Siberia. The 'Yugoslav Communist news mer Hungarian Premier Imre "In my opinion these unresolved sparkling rhinestone necklaces, ear later. ! Nagy, a life-long Communi.<(t paper Borba and government or Nagy had been lured from its dip labor disputes have resulted in a One of many styles in Judy Bond available from $ 3 .9 8 to rings, pins and bracelets. Meanwhile, the offers of aid are ; once imprisoned for advocating a gan Politika gave this account of lomatic mission on Budapest’s em strike affecting an entire Industry onr S7 .9 8 . OPEN TONITE growing Into a flood. ITitoist course for Hungary, came what happened next; bassy row and kidnaped by So or k aubetantlal part thereof en iept. The American Red Cros.s say.s It ; to power again in the anti-Commu- . The Hungarians, accompanied viet Secret Police. gaged in trade, commerce, trans nist rebellion that erupted last SPO&TSWEAB-8EOOND FLOOR / has allocated more than $2.50,000. by two Yugoslav diplomats, enter- Mlndazenty Target o f Nate portation, tranamlsaion or com- for relief of Hungarians in their ' month and sivept the country. . He ihunlcaUon among the several to TILL 9 P.M. brought other political parties into Josef Cardinal Mliidasenty Has revolt-torn homeland. In refugee : (C'ontihued on Page Three) been given asylum In the U.S. states and with foreign hationii AND EVERY FRIDAY camps in Austria and in the ref- | ^ This was the scene (topi 'in Erie, Pa., after a sno^torin dumped between two and-three feet which strike, if permitted to con legation, target of today’s note. tinue, .will imperil the national ugee reception center at Camp i Nagy found refugeuga (nin tbe.tbe.xugo- Yugo of.pqpw pn the city. The city declared a state o f emergeiicy m d NatloipU Ooard units were rushed SS UNTIL CHRISTMAS Kilmer. N. J. | to' aaihst in clearing 8-foot drCfta from M i^wayp and stneta.. ut.1he,batb6rii.'photo, traftle. ia hepe- health and aafety.” slav embasay amnd, Mlndazenty in , JUsenhower then went on to- The -American Friends Senire-^ 14 Americans 4UV Board the U.S, legationi Nov, 4, ^ e day -Jesaly sUarled in Cincinnati after' an early mcii'ning aurpriae anpw'ptorm hit the dty. Many mo- Committee in Philadelphia set a i toriatz aba’ndoned their autos and walked. direct the Attorney Genmal to,go. reinforced RiMalan tank divisions into court ’% • -enjoin-Biff-comliffi*' goal of 1100,000 for ita Hungarian | struck throughout Hungary in an ance of such strike where such sc- CHRISTMAS PAHERN HAND BLOCKED relief fund. I all-out attempt to put down the tion is necessazy to secure a re OPEN ALL DAY TTieTS refugees who won a Italian Plane Crashes apti-Communiat rebellion. sumption of trade, commerce, warm welcome in Milwaukee yes- ; The government of Premier Whistles__ - Vex 'X^' traiuportation, transmission er terday were a sail red of homes and : Janos Kadar, who replaced Nagy communication among the- several Pure Linen Table Cloths MONDAYS Jobs before they set foot on Amerl at Soviet order, protested to U.S. Army Tank^H^lp In France, 34 Perish states and t)ie foreign natione. Slid Minister Edward T .. Wallas that Red Observer for such other relief' as may in. (TILL 5:30) (Continued on Pnge Eleven) the alleged radio transmitter a'Io- your judsrment be necessary., er Pal is, Nov. 24 |A5—A New York-' lated-” Hunga'rian sovereignty.” 52xS2 52x70 60x80 5^-98 UNTIL CHRISTMAS hall to await identification. Four appropriate.” bound Italian airliner fell in other bodies were atill trapped in Budapest Radio quoted the note Of U.S. Voting IV ‘file Wliite House said the action aa saying operation of radio send Battle Friers Sn riame.s on a tiny French' village to fthe iyisted metal wreckage. ing and receiving sets was •-‘il- > : An unusual Christmas design in red, green and gold. Eden Reaches day. killing 34 of the 38- persona: Inyeltigators said the p I# ’ n e By H.AROLD H. M ILKB (Omtlaij^ oa Page Six) aboard the era.,. •legtl” and demanded an immedi j w:** stilt in radio contact with the ate halt. Moscow, Nov. 24 (>P) — Vladimir Erie. Pa., Nov. 24 {/Pj — Armyârea tapered off laat night into' Other Christmas cloths in,spun rayon— 52 x 52, $2.98— 52 x 70, $3.98 The other two persona aboard I only control tow er. when the alr- L. Kudryavtzev reported today he! tanks, bulldozers, snow plows — 'only occaatdnal snow flurries, Uie plane, a man and a woman, "TTie Hungarian government pro. Jamaica, Savs ; liner crashed. The tower log testa against the operation of these waa most annoj'ed in the Unltadl h„nar.H. m.n wuh .hnv*i« I Similar conditions alao were re- were hospitalized in critical condi ! showed nothing unusual In the re- .SUtea by the ahrill whistles hotel o f men with •hovels parted East and West or Erie tion. radio seta and demands immediate j marks by the. plane pilot. Capt. termination.” the note said. doormen use to call taxis. ‘ “ alepped up efforts today to dig | where the storm also anaried He Won’t Quit A youth sleeping In a home ; Attilio Vazzoler, an experienced KudryavtzeS’ is one of three out this lake port city of 130,000 ; traffic. The mow belt extended uUe^s^ .struck* by the (ailing plana waa If there ia a transmitter in the Transatiantio pilot and veteran of American legation It has been In Ruaaians who ohaerved the Amer -and adjacent areas front one. of the . roughly 150 miles along the. lake from ifl AP Wire* Montego Bay, Jamaica. Nov. 24 reported injured seriously. msny takegffs and landings at ican presidential ejection as guests heaviest local anowfalla in histdry. front, 50 miles w-est of here into Fourteen of the persons aboard stalled in the past two weeks. The BOUQUET (A*»—Prlme'Ml'nlater Eden, looking Orly. legation had no direct communica of the State Department. An Thousands of citizens joined in Ohio and about lOO miles East to pale and tired, arrived In Jamaica the plane were believed to ,be Gasoline Bums editor of Izvestia, he wrote in that "operations snow removal," tr.vlng Buffalo. WHAT A VALUE! REG. $9.95 Americans. tion lYilh the outside world in the AUSTRIA HITQ REDPURSUIT 'll today fdr three weeks of rest un Two explo.sions waked the sleep weak following the Rus-sian attack, government newspaper of his ex to clear aide streets and roads of . There were no reported deaths Guido Cantelli Killed Vienna, Nov. 24 Ans- der the Caribbean sun. ing residents of the Suburban when American correspondents periences. the drifts which burled autos and directly attributed to the storm in Top That GiH List With IN One of those -killed wa., identi trla' protested to Ruaslla today Eden smiled for photographers ’ area. The villagers, clad in night alao took refuge there. Hi.« first article of a series snarled transportation. the affected Pennsylvania areas. but refused to answer questions fied as Giijdo Cantelli. 34. noted omitted air mention of the election Meanwhile, the Weather Bureau In western New York four deaths a ^ a ^ an armed pimolt of 100% Acrilan' Filled Puffs clothes, pulled one family from Waites-and a handful of Amer- Hungarian refugees Wfuch l$d Wondariul Fashion Bnsembles from newsmen on hia political young Italian orchestra dii'ector the smashed home hit * by the and concentrated on personal re predicted possibly heavy snow tor were blamed on the storm, two from highway mishaps and two te the fatal' a h o e ^ g o f a So future or world affairs. But be and a protege of Arturo Toacanlni. plane, then tried to aid the plane's (CnnGniied on Page Six) actions. The American people, he the area tonight- and tomorrow. lltf Orion sweaters, slip-ons and cardigans also V-necks. fore he left London last night he He had been viaiting in hia native wrote, "like ourselves, want peace •rile Thanksgiving Day storm from, heart attacks. - viet soldier on.ûatrtaa ' soil WITH BEAUTIFUL ROSEBUD occupants. But the flames from yesterday. Cfiaacellor juUua A joy to wash, needs no blocking. A good selection of, made clear he haa no intention of land and was en route to New .'C| ■ ______most of all.” which dumped from 22 to 33 Helicopters Drop Food PAHERN CREPE COVERING $ 7.99 the burning gasoline were too hot Raab la the Soviet am- giving up his Job. York to I'onduct the Philharmonic He complalnM — and his com inches of snow in this immediate While the big snow removal job colors. ' to approach. bassadqr: . He told the ambas The American-built DC76 air Symphony. plaint had a familiar ring to per waa undeiAvay two helicopters The flaming gasoline from (he sador that,. until this .affair, the X Pink, white and light blue ground.s. Light as a. feather, warmer than liner of the British Overseas A ir The Burvivors were identified as sona who hdv* the same trouble in flown from Fittaburgh 'dropped Girls’ sizes 7 to 14—$ 2 .9 8 to $ 4 .9 $ " plane’s 5,000 gallons of high oc Ruaalana had respected A na-. ways Corp. touched down here at Mr. and Mrs. Nicodemo Finamore, the Soviet Union .— that he was food supplies at West Springfield, natural fibers. Buy for your own use and for gifts. tane fuel drenched the country- News Tidbits irlan frontiers ano that (heir Preeteen’ Mzes 8 to^,14i—$2.98>to $4.98 7:40 a.m. EST,' after a brief re both members of the lulian Air aide'. The village rescuers began unable to visit any worker.s' homes Use of Wiretap a community of 1.5(X) about 30 fueling at'op in Bermuda. Lines ,:^taff stationed at Shannon. Culled from AP Wire* miles west of Erie. More drops trekips should be Instructed to working by candlelight, bt'it the in the United States, 'but saw only do so again. A wrltteli protest TEEN DEPARtMEKTi^-WPOfm FLOOR ^ 'Waiting to greet the Prime Min-, Ireland. Both suffered sex'ere the homes of middle class busi were planned for today if roads burning gasoline toon lighted up , alao was. presented. BEAUTIFUL LADY PEPPERELL PERCALE B.eautUul ‘nieath later and Lady Ekên was Sir Hugh burns and'their condition was de the sky and could be seen from ; nessmen who talked about making In Riesel Case couldn't be opened. Foot, the island’s governor scribed as grave. They are in a Paris. ... Pullman Co. announcea plans to. money. , ' , ■West Springfield .was only one fair s sheer blouses Eden .told reporters "I am feel suburban hospital. IKE PLANNING VACATION The 4-englhe DC6B had just seek’ aevfa per cent Increase In Kudrya'vlzev. found he liked the of the many communities cut off Washington, Nov. 24 (/D-— V,,. Chantilly lace- ing no worse" ahd adde U.S. A ir Force blankets, were President Eiseahower hopes t'e crews close in on 5-mlle stretch In a ^ u lsville high, school wear New York, Nov. 24 iff—The gov and truckers. Many vehicles re get away sM>n for a vaeatien WITH "BOUQUET BORDERS" Two can took the'Edens on the taken to the nearby village tow’n of flaming brush with hopes of ing lipstick and chewing gum and slip! Reinlorced M-jnlle drive to "Golden ^ ’e,'’ the (Contiaoed on Page Three) ernment has denied an - allegation mained bogged down in.the snow at Augusta. Ga., but "It will not sealing off and bringing halt to a librarian in another school that wiretaps were used to obtain seaside winter home of a friend. and are handicapping efforta of be this weênd.” A report CORN POPPER lacesiraps and lin devastating . mountain blaze - in I—81X108 SHEET Q ^ Eden and Sir Hugh rode In one and wearing a. brightly colored sports information against defendants in' 'the wear>’ show plow crews. published . In Augusta said the Caiifoinia. shirt with pictures of school build the current trial involving;.the acid Arm y tanks were called inô ac 2—42x38!^ CASES;X‘; : ' set ing of sell THcot the wives, of the two men in. the .Cancellation o f scheduled winter President would leave Wash other. ings printed on i t blinding of'.labor columnist Victor tion to help .pull big tractor frail' maneuvers in Alaska will ” leave Riesel. ington tonoerrow or Monday to give better St lor . Ed.en’a doctord have- ordered him Oh the credit, side he .praised e'rs out of highi^'ay snow drifts. spend a'few days at aae of hia 82nd.Airborne Division intact and The- issue .w;sa raised , yesterday What a wonderful gift; Colorful Bpral bordera In moitl-colors to go to taka a reat because of "severe UN British^, such .- things at' the Rocky Moun In Erie, members of the Na favorite-' varatiea spots, the ready for possible emergency use. during' the federal - court trial of j*arty-lNr»lty with jevery color acheme. new uplift bust- oveFStraln*' ' brought on , by hla tains.'express highways, the Grand tional Guard pitched in with civil Augusta National Ooll Couiec. ' Domenico Bando, GohdoKo'Mlranti. •« a rigoroua schedule' aince the'Middle . .Communist' Blast Germany Canyoh, a Chicago... skyscraper ians. The Red Croisa gave a hand Pillow Qase Sets 2^—42 x 38^-^ Cases— set $ 2.69 line. Scalloped rejects atiident demands for aboli and I*«o Telvi, brother of Abe Telvl PANTI DRESS East crisia broke four, months ago. F ren ch to whose elevators whisked him up to those' who needed emergency INDIA RAIL TOLL AT IIS tion of compulsory Russian ' lan 41 floors ia 25 seconds and the who aasertedly did the acid hurling. food supplies and various welfare lace ruffle at hem. Ifi. hia absence, Richard .A. But During croas examination of FBI New Delhi, JiMlia, Nov. 24 more fuh when touch with hia government. ther gave detaila. | out of Hungary. .'.C levelM d goes mation used in this case?" you cm pop it yourvelf with Weic It came as the U.K. General As- .Word went out last night that saw poor housingiconditions In Los "N o,” said Bracken. Highway crewa of Pennsylyahia, many serloosly. 20 pc. Looking tired and- drawn. into fourth weekend wlthont news Angeles from a distance. , Ohio and New York concentrated BendY e»ty-io-u« Corn Popper. No • sembly called a apecial weekend the United Stptea would vote f o r , paper aa three of city’s ' major Judge William B. Herlanda then meeting on the thorny Suez Inva-, on opening two main Buffalo- RED'A-BLAitT TERRirTING’ stirring or shaking. Pops TWO full ' . (Oanttnued on Pnge Tl. -ee) the Aalan-African withdrawal res- * daily newspapers go. 24th day asked Brandenburg; "H ave you $3-98 sion issue. I (Contiaoed on Page Six) any Information that wiretaps were Cleveland traffic arteries—Routes Mosi^w, Nov. 24 IP) — Aa $3.00 quarts of fluffy popcorn in about two ■! " ■ — olution. -This.came less than an; without publiahlng. ,• -< minutes after pre-heating. Heat-proof The aaaeihbly prepared to act { hour after a source close to th e! used?" ■ 5 and 20. Pcnns.vivania State Po Asian diômat today qaoted Punch U.S. Antarctic expedition may lice were stopping all motoriata glass cover lets you watch the corn today bn a resolution by 21 Aaian- Americana had circulated a report have to ask St. M>uia technical Claims Wiretap Empfoyed Nikita Khrushchev as deiscrlh- popping. Two Men Missing African nations for an immediate the U.S. -delegation would abatain I -The information I have ia-i hat croaalng. .Ney7 York ''into lag the latoat Boviet nuclear teat sergeant if Air Force- to para- Bridgeport Bandit Pennsylvania. pull out from Egypt by the two en grounds nothing could )>e' cixWte to South' Pole to speed up there waa,” replied Brandenburg. explosion iw - "terrifying hi Jta Bowl •latcutts f«.«'»'0 uc it rst. western powers and Israel. Many gained by .another assembly vote | He did not elaborate.’ Dozens of autos piled up at the power.” After Dallas Bla^^t construction of scientiBc out Kills Store Owner U.S. Atty. Pau rw illlam a then .WevM you M A eoWen M t delegates appeared uncertain how on troop withdrawal. | post..-. FBI handwriting expert state line laat -night. Hotels and said. “I know of no wiretapping RED TTINS WEIOHT MKBAlr HOUSEWARES DEPARTMENT 'they would vote. A t the same $ime a rumor went ■ relates how he and hia staff motels wars filled: with stranded ptqiM drim wMi matchiitB niimba-ndPied i Sets Dallas, Nov. 24 (JPi—Two men Bridgeport, Nov. 24 'ijR—A in this case whatsoever, nor of motoriata. FWmeFS- took In many . Melboorne. .N*v. (P ) R an were missing aiid 14 oUiera wete Seek Ttme. IJmll ’ ' along the corridors that the Latin amitinlsed 1,974jl44. dociimeats ônli — that will make your cherub look at evt« The uncertainty apparantly - re Americans and some Asian-Afri- bandit killed a liquor store pro any leada from wiretapping.*’ peraona whila such organizations ala's Fedar BagdaaavshU today Injured when an early, morning before finding longhand -matching Evidence, stemming frdm wire aet an Olympic record hy lifting at (be can — KoH n— d u m A m jg to keep ih pretty sulted from reports thgrHl^Bda cana themselves were ha.vihg sec-' ransom notes in kldnap-death o f prietor- here last evening and as the American Legion and volun $ 1 0 9 8 ejmloalon and, fire razed the South- ond thnughta on the wisdom of escaped in a crowd of shippers: tapping is not admiaaible aa evi teer-flranaen arranged housing and* a to U l.o f $SJUU paosde ia op-; ...J land Feed Mllla elevator here t o - 4 «4 Mher Commonwealth nations Jlttle Peter W'elnberger. ■ oppeoroiieei It mop-fotlem, h e f - ' . ______supporting the ' compliance reco- , Harry H. Dworken. 83. shot in dence in a federal court. free meals. aeltiag Aaaarlea’a Pater Oaarga day. had urged Britain and France to Violetta Fer.rarl, popular Hun Neviebind^leevet, edimtable hem and R’t give a time limit for withdrawing, lution. 'j,' . the body, staggercfl to tbe curb The th.ree defendants; in the - The situation in Ashtabula and -for the middleweight gold bmA - The shattering blast believed to garian atisge and icraen star, rf- Reg. price $16.98. We shared a car l6ad and now pas.s otir savings on to you, thus avoiding the need fo r'a reso R e^ Charge Stalling in front of the store, where he died. trial sirie charged with obsthicting 'Conneaut, Ohio, was dtclared un- la the • Olympic weightllttia^ won’t $/hrirk out of have been caus^ by dust; rocked portedl.V haa fled from behind- Iron ' compeHtloo. 18 Punch Cups— Large size Bowl— Ladle.^ lution. ■ , • i Brimn'a ■ refusal to agree to Curtain into Austria... Elderly Police -found’ no witnesses to the justice by 'hiding out Abe Tebri -dar control by State Police. Route . a large Section of North Dallaa;and Assembly demands for Immediate shooting, but! said two motorists in Youngstown. Ohio.,. after th^ 30 was-open as far .east aa Kings I to Fbik, Mini o r VeBow • J h e t 6 moc. to 2 yri. s A wonderful opportunity to purchaae a beautifur glu a punch aet at w amazingly cone , British Foreign Secretary Sel- Philadelphia couple and their BANK IKTEREKr MIUE low price. Vou'll uae this aet for tlôsq,* special pccaaiohs that arise throughout ths sparked the fire that turned the wyn Lloyd told the aasembl>- flat withdrawal touched .off aq . angry reported they saw *a tall Negro assault on.Riesel last'April 6 out ville, Ohio. 135-foot-hlgh .elevator into a (lam daughter.;, are found t ear starva Waahlagtaa, Nsr. Si year, as well as for the coming holidays. " . . _ ly yeatorday Britain would keep rejoinder from the Russiahs. tion and suffering fro'm exposure, running In the vicinity of the atore side- a Broadway restaurant:' Pennsylvania officials said t)>ey A4ANCH ESTER CO N R< ing, torch. • . , > laereaaoi.la the Intetaal s BABY OBFAMlfEKT-r-FlRBT FLOOR 18 generous size easy to handle, punch cups. t.'. forces -at Port Said at tha north Soviet Foreign Linlster Dmitri in their unheated home. which Dworken operated a'lth His Fourôther defendants, including hoped have Rouên 30 and 5 open H ie blast wh^h |khqci(4io) Dioguardi, «aat and west aometime tomorrow. haalm stay pay to KlPl) . Order NOW while quantities lastat this price. CORNER MAiN ond OAK $TREET$ Three Yale students dre in criti Itoia waa roptotod ttotop t a l power lines in the Immediate area, don felt, the U.K. Police Force up Cohditiona for i iiiling7.out. He cal roaditkMi .aftcr their car craahea The store's cash register 'k'as un will be -tried later. Dto ia. reputed A apokeaman aaid.' HOUSEWARES—(LOWER STREET FLOOR LEVEL) . . l ' ' WE GIVE GREEN $TAMP$ occurred at S:4p a.m. while a night could effectively carry out its Job. said the U.N. should take/otepa to disturbed,' but Nathan Dwprken to be mastermind of tbe plot tp "W ith a break in the weather under serio into hydrgnt, bounces off large tree the Federal 1 crew wad ' s4c)(ing and , loading British officiaia at 'Port Said end what he c a l)^ British ^‘atal- and topples two others ... Boviet said an envelope containing $200, intimidate Riesel so he would net nowi we will hive at least one lane liveatock feed. reported the already promised Mng." government apokeaman tayt Rua- which had been prepayed for de appear before « federal graqd jury of traffle open on evMy major road HI T ile flamea, battled by .80 firemen withdrawal of onie battalion" of Shapilov said ’ that i$ and when, aUf plana to apend 4« blOiaa ruMea posit in a bank; was missing-. probing racketeering in the gar in the area by Sunday night We've British troops would baglA'Mon- The bullet-Which killed Dworken ment and tnicRlng Industries. secured more meh and additionn) iu ‘- and’ I t piecce .of equipment!, were the British and French do pull'ipitt; annuhUy on aid ago penaiona updar ' A' '. dey new laws which want Jnto effact (CaalDraad ea Fage T w e) y has reported thpt about (Oealtoaei aa Pnge Kleeea) last month. aa Page Tlwee) (CMHOoed to, fmge Blevoa) W i.aa POffs Viira) •i'' ‘ a 7. - -' *

I'I u / , V ’ l / ^1 V, -6- X* •. r / h - J % -a ■ ntu •*; llANCHESiÊR EVENING HERAtD. MANCHESTER, CONN, SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 24, .195« HANCHESTER EVENma IffiRALD, MANCHESTER, CONNerSATURD/^NOVEMBER 24, i w r Covppiry; vkasini^ that' haa been done In wrili be abla ttt. meet Santk and lui fall about 100 fe«t into an Windham-fûaty and will cbntimie ride the marry-go-round, any day abandoned stone quarry otraed by throughout Tolland County until rar Opens Army Tanks Help between 1 and 8 p.m. Santa will the toam: Police Mid- that' Rob 14 Americans on Board ■ Portland Nike 4-H to Honor about the end of the yean be located betwreeh the Youth ert McCormick, 13, and three oth Eden Reaches A tou t o f 695.80 in U.S. Defense Centre and the Caiumova Candy er boya were in the quarry and Reds Seized Nttgy, Savings Stamps was sold to pupils Yule Jubilee ' Shop to chat with children and Robert it tried to climb the cllff.- - ENDS SUNDAY 1 . Sfdêrs Hurl ^ Gilbert Storrs at Coventry Graminar and Robert give them token gifts. The merry- He waa awept off the wall by a "THE BAD . I “REBEL IN Italian Plane Crashes Jamaica, Says Battle Erie ’s Snow son Schools the first part of (he At Parkade go-round will be free, with' tickets loose boulder. The other boys noti SEED" I TOWN" InNAitlo Crash Week. Of this, 646,10 wiss sold a( available in all atorea. - fied police. Yugosiavsy the Kadar > and disarmed the Hussians. told newsmen before lasndng Lrm- Railroad traiha through ^ i e in eonnection with the Jubilee. - from Rome. 'ft-«rrted a fulli load [ i ati-and^ ' along highwaya and in '. Prior to his recent death. Storrs Rotary Official Visits throws ajiwitch, lighting the ahop- Abqut Town lire said they received in tw h .a c-! wernmenl. ' When, they were being marched continued to run hourabehind their' i iaolated rabina. Hundreda of aiito- served fo r many years on the ■ Rotary District Governor Larry Aceordlng to preeent plans, I of fuel. r cldents the second of which xrew ' ^ Soviet o j ^ r Jumped on the to the'customs house, one made a "I am deepfy aorry at hating to SHOPPING CENTER IS plng center's Christmas .decora Santa or. one of his helpers will ■chedulea. The rallroada kept hun-■ Jf mohtlea : ' wera atUc k in drifta up to local committee and was a former Lawrencei Westfield, Mass,, was TELEVISION A daugl.ter, Patricia Ann, their n u th. Anri “ Which grcw jj, t r o i t ^ the embau.v. A car daah for the Hungarian border. A leave -the country at this time. tions, ■ , Suddenly it pitched ^'downward 1 dreda of apecially hired workera on 10 feet high. club leader.’ speêr at the local Rotary dub read iettars scisetsd from among first child, ^fKs bom Nov. 10 at u i« (. P oii..™ .n r .u ih *'^*’*’ Security .olfieiala pull- : policeman fli'ed at him. and he fell ■am going because the doctors say I thosie deposited in the Parkade toward the village, of l^-ray! f ^ >^nt of the bus'and another . wounded. He died later at a hoe- Ute Job to clear anow from tracka At. the eaatem end of Lake On- Anyone Iniereated in adding to dinner meeting Wednesday night Witnessing the ceremony will be , . . . the WilUain Beaumont Hospital let must and it is the quickest way to acting j oatmaster Alden E. Bailey, mailbox. êllle Poste, about two miles be-U , e i .Paso. Texas, to Lt. and piur. . and awitchea. [.tario a bliazard waa reported the gift fund may Send contribu in First Congregational Church, John Raba, 18, of Milwaukee, .\V bus to Soviet headquarters, get well ....______who Will be present for the instal PROGBAMS runway. Mi’ ln(/ld J. Deacon. Lt.Dea- The' second Rusi^||ttr was heW In Erie, the xiain atreeta were moving aoulh tovvacd the Moliawk tions to Mrs. Winthrop Merriam • Lawrence who Is in charge of 45 "a,1 8 8 veered from the highway jHld The Yugoslav dipiomats pro- ■’U have (uscuased with~iHy''col lation of a mailbox to be used-ex «rst grazed a 2-i con is- tije ■*>" of Mr. and Mrs. for questioning.,.,' . i leagUM and determined with’ them alowly returning to normal but it j Valley in the aecond round of the or Wiliam Glenny, committee co-. clubs, gave a progres-s report on Boy Scout Killed in Cahr struck a public utllily p ^ and tested the Russians were violating clusively for Santa Claus letters, story building. Then It plunged Austrian 'pmice expi;esAcd re- the broad outlines of our policy. was not expected that full bus 1 Adirondacka' first big 'storm of chairmen the local club. There w a s 'a .d is Malcolm lA.Deacon, 23 Harvard overturned. P-aba and hlsr'^passcn- the Yiigoslav-Hungarian agree- service would be available before; the season. The temperature drop- Co-op Niiraory cussion of .group actirities. Four and Santa himself, who will be a Video Everyday — burning into a residence. Rd. .** *"P****’>t; 'said Our.position has not changed.” Waet Hartford. Nov. 34 iJPh—K gers, Carl Wiles, 2L^'bf Raleigh ment. The Russian officer ordered I o-»ay.- Industries which were ped below zero in some spots, tjp The North Coventry (k>-opera- guests attending were from Willi- fixture at the Parkade during the All Rights Btserved — Spewing flames destroyeil,-^"lin- ^ UieMntegrlty of our cdunlfy muBl Britain remained dlrided over West Hartford Boy Scout was N. C.. and Gilberto Arena.*. 18, of them from the bus. , ...... forced to close because workera to inches of anow was reported. ■ tive Nursery and Kindergarten mantic, Storrs, and Manchester,: Jubilee. H. T. Dickbisoa a Co., InC. other small building nearjjyi Mr. and Mra. R obertXesiie Jr., be respected by all” and ti the country’s course in the Middle 20 killed instantly yesterday when Tucson. Ariz., >(êre thrown from A t the Soviet headquartei's. tw* spect would be enforced by ^rent-membera will meet Tuoa- Personal .Mention Also present will be Parkade The plane was smashed almost 184 Waiisworth St., had aA. their East. Opposition laborites have beyond recognition. ,. the vehicle.- • aj-mored cars replaced the s e c i i rif i- necessary.------day St 8 p.m. for a coffee hour. Mr. and Mrs; Marshall F> Mer officiala, who are looking forward giiesta for the holiday M r.' end The pole, snapped at the b.isc. | ty automobiles and Nagy and his calIed>for Eden's resignation for EUington Parenl.s are invited to talk w'lth riam and two son.a of Pittsburgh, to a busy Christmas season. Dur Towering columns of smoke .and' Mrs. H êrt Durgin of Munches-' waA..i]'angiing over "the highway | friends werg taken to an unknown "urdeling British troops into Egypt OPEN Mrs. Winthrop Reed. Tolland Pa., are spending the holiday with ing the Jubilee, which will mark flame belched high above the 'vil ter, N. H. )Jrs. Durgin is the for But for this moment Eden’s Con- Hospital Notes lage in the early morning darkness w hen.l4irr>’ Wilson. 24. of Zanes- destinattoh.' Scouts to Serve * teacher, and li^ t other parents his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Win- the shopping center's first Christ mer Marjorie Leslie, daughter (^ vllle, Ohio, attempted to drive hia Bwdap^cst Radio said'N agy and s e r ^ iv e s seSnj to have patched Dr. Bird Chosen of the school.' Mrs. David Gibaon fhrop Merriam Sn, Rijilev Hlj,! Rd. mas. stores will remain open until as the craft's 5,000 gallon.* of gaso Mr. and Mrs. Leslie. ^ ' up dl^rences among themselves. line burst into Are. own car around Raba'a overturn-'kl* party had '"expt"expressed a' desire PatienU Today: 1T« .will be in charge o f refreahmenta. Mrs. Lucius A. Pettinglll re 9 p.m. every day except Saturda.v. Spaghetti Supper The t’l^lt IS* Ikleh’B'first to Ja-. Aa daylight broke over, the ed vehicle. Htk-.,car fan into ''the i to live In another PiPeople's Democ- ' SBC Chairman ADMITTED YESTERDAY: Wll- Mrs. Everett Barth will be in turned home Wednesday from Children will come In for consid A divorce was’ grantqdrihis week dangling pole Which (u-a.shed ' racy" and had gone to Romania, males. HF told..officials Jie wanted liam Benjamin. 2U N. Main. St.; charge of the program. Windham Community Memorial erable attention during the Jubilee, ôldering wreckage, fYench and in Superior Court toJBetly M. from Senior Girl Scout Troop I is! °"*v to sdak up the hot Carib- Ttalian investigators began the through-the windshield. J The explanation was believed Ellington, Nov. 24 (Special).— Joseph Parke, 4* Foley St.; Dennis The group it sponsoring a dance Hospital. w*ith a large, 40-aeat. merry-go- Alden, , . C. , Aronsim.... on the -■grounds Passing motoriatsv summoned , k.v few. If Nagy were to seek ref- planning to serve a spaghetti sup-..1 bean sunshine and----- renFw------his Other residents at the hospital arduous task .of attempting to Dr. Frsmeis Bird has been appoint*, Bums. J42 Birch St.; Patricia Dec.' 1 at 8 p.m. in the Second round, in addition to Santa Claua o f IhtoleraW# creulty. The plain- : gtate police an(t an ambulance. A I “ 6® *h another country, most Hiin- per Dec. 1 in Woodruff hail of the *trength after the round-the-chN:k Neville, 146 Adams St.; Mrs. Sheila are Edgar Dynes, South St'.; Mrs. and the mailbox, among the attrac M M f ^ M R S O M identify the blackened bodies and tiff was grknted 612 weekly sup- Center Congregational Church. 1 direction of Britain's Middle Eaist nd permanent chairman o f the Crngregatlonal Church Commu fix the cause of the hvishap. ------hospital spokesman said these ■ 6S''lnns believed he would pick Piantanida, M Dudley St.; Mrs. nity House for the benefit of their Lillian Haddad, School St., and tions to be provided. port forTbne child. wera the injuries: Yugoslavia -r- where President ALL DAY The control tower at'Orly field High School Building Committee Alvada Jubenville, 15 Wellesley Mrs. Elsie Hews, South St. When turkington throws ■ the sittings, one a,t 5:30 and the other' * Crolden Eye is described as "an equipment fund. The Caron Trio kept radio contact with the plane M b s, possible skull fracture; , "P'*” * close to his own. and Mrs. John Shahan Jr. la per Rd.; Oiarias Jacobson, Somers; will furnish music. Tickets may bo A son. Douglas Maurice, wan switch Monday night, the Parkade ■ Mr, and Mrs. Arne Carl.son. 126 at 6:30. ' unpretentious cottage" on the sea- born Tuesday to Mr. and Mrs. unt,il a moment before the sudden' Wiles, possible skull fracture; The official, Romanian news Mrs. Jea nn e White, .South obtained from members, Mrs. will be set ablaz^ with thousands Prospect St., Rockville, announce Besides spaghetti, the menu will Side near Oracabessa, thb winter manent secretary. The appoint- Maurice E. Vlnlng, Pine Lake crash. Arenas, fractures of the left armi^SPUO’ Agerpress, reached by Coventry; Howard Porter RFD 1. George Mailnslli, or at the door. of colored lights. A 30-foot Christ the birth of their second child, El include toss salad, rolls and but hbme of Cmdr. Ian Fleming, a menta were made at the last sea-’ Drive, at Windham Comihunity The crew did not rrepoft any and leg; Wilson, possible skull telephone in Bucharest, denied Rockville; Richard Stephens, ,45 Seeoad Cburc4i Notea mas trw will sparkle near the W. len Judith, on N'lv. 21. The mater ter. coffee and milk, and dessert. I British new'Spaperman. \ Sion of the committee held at Green Manor R d ,: Mra. Nicoiina’ Memoriat Hospital. Mother and trouble, the tower yai fracture and face cuts. knowledge of whether Nagy had The Rev. C. Arthur Bradley, pas .Middle Tpke. entrance to the shop nal grandparents are Mr. and Mts. Judy Hilinski is chairman of i Eden said he desired abaolitte Cacdola, 114 Bolton St.; Mra son are expected home today. Light snow theltfst of the sea Gauthier said Raba would b e ' Bi rived there, ; seclusion. X tongview School,. tor of Second Congregational ping center, while 10 12-foot trees Wilfred Kent of Talcottville and charged with reckless driving' Tita,'s government demanded an the food committee and Joan. Frey Joaeidiina Morline, 94 Ulley St.; Raymond Culver, Snake Hill Chaaael • M.ir asTee. Ceea. son was falling. ' of the business committee. ! The Edens flew in a new DC7C Aast. Schoid Supt. Howard Ma Church, will use "The ,Tragedy of shine forth from atop Parkade taaeael It MarHaie: Cea. (M) raoN TiE as o p faith the paternal grandparents are when released from the hospital.! from Hlmgary. The Mrs. Alma Kristoff, Olaatonbucy; Rd.. is featured In one of the lead- lUI HACBEII HBAar FBOOBAN The Americans aboard included j p-i- Tickets may be obtained from American-built liner recently pur- son told the committee he is In buildings. Rhiaael St Spriacfleia, Nat*. They are members of Battery b .Jugoslavs declared that if Nag>' Mrs. Rose Chspdelsine. lOl Sprube ‘n r roles • in ’ the comedv-melo- Chaaaej M Stm Rrltala, C.aa, 1 :U • HI MAN TO MAN a little girl and a babv. nmuK o j ! ? " any member of the troop or at the I chased by the British Overseas vestigating three avenues of possl- St.;St • stMihanStephen Miller, u i i i » Oil941 Gardner ' ""'^*'’8 services tomor drama, "Stalag 17." which will be In addition, colored bulbs, draped Okaaa.l U Waterbar*. Coaa. IIAWI FOOTBALL Thg -iTlrliner waa delivered to i " f this otwn. nth AAA Missile Rattalionj *ke others were not pemltted . ble financial aid toward the con row. from the top o f W. T. Grant's, will Chaaa.l U aalrak.’ Nan. <>» Ol'BTAIN TLMK to return to their homes Yugo door the night Cf the supper, 1 Airways CCrp. St.; Mra. Louise Kreyeaig, 13 Nya presented at the Aveiy Memorial (Ml WE HOLD THESE TBVTH8 LAI' only 19 days ago. Il was on ! „ , „ MONDAYS struction of the proposed new high slavia would regard It as "not St., Rockville.' The minister and delegates Irt next week by the Beacon Players, transform the side of the building t:M I ai UL'B MB. SUN (calarl ..-ifs sixth flight across the Atlantic. / - ^p *!**^ w school. Mason said the town could ADMITTED TODAY: Roger the. afternoon and evening will -at employe drama group of the 'fvav- into a huge Christmas tree. Flank l;ia (Ml Ol'TLOOK . Rescue workera rushed to the j Y* "lekt M^day in the Visitation Nip[lil only a flagrant breach of existing ask to be declared a "hardship tend services o f insUIIation o f the ing it on either aide will be -dl- • SEPTIC TANKS I:S6 ( II AMATEI R MDltB , ■«■**/-. frienflly relations between the two Hathaway, RFD 1. Andover. elers Inaurance Companies. 3 (Ml z o o PARADE (Calorl Pari Village from OMv Field and the ad-1 case"/in order to apply for State BIRTHS YESTERDAY; A eon to Rev. James R. Mac Arthur aa pas Culver, also technical adviser, mensional lirhted stars. , iBstallatlon and Repair II "JackMa Kali, Wiaai- Joining U.S. Air Force Base. | Emma Nettleton will hlatea at the general UNTIL CHRISTA4AS aid. could consider, federal aid and Mr. and Mra., Edward Shea, 18 tor and teacher of First Congrega has appeared in several produc Children visiting the Parkade Speclallata Working- under big floodlights, i "* chairman of the refresh- ly recognized norms of intema- might make a bid for location of tional Church. ill! GALE 1 :U (U) acK'dav news ■——— tional law." Tyler St.; a aon to Mr. and Mra. tions of the Beacon Players. • SEWERS CLEANED 4:ta CtMl WIDE WIDE WORLD "All tliey pulled the two’ gravelv in- i '* requested the proposed Vocational Agricul The Junior Pilgrim Fellowship ■ - that tJie different groups, Odd Fel Parents' visitation night will be DeiponstraUcns James Lee, RFD 9, Bristol; a and INSTALLED .Amerlraa Haatar—A Vlilt jured passengers and the bodies of held Monday ..-.r.ino k.t,....,------resentment! Better tural center at Ellington. will meat tomorrow et 6 p.m. in a Ilk Tkrte Fallki". ' lows and Rebekahs, return dish thf Kadar regime contin-j daughter to Mr.'and Mrs. Wesley ' Msnebeoter Evening Herald the dead from the wreckage. 7:30 and 9:30 at Manchester High Representatives from nine area F, Lewis, RFD 3 (Joventry. the C9uirch Community House. The • CELLARS DRAINED 4:M ( SI MKDH'AL HORIZONS towels they may have taken home Manchester HiFh Budapest. Almost the en Covently . rorrenpondrni, .Vfrs. —"Tke Heartaf a CklM" Twenty-five bodies were taken . , . - School. Parents o( all children at THE INGREDIENTS towns will meet in Rockville Mon BIRTHS TODAY: A daughter to Junior choir will rehearse In the Charles L. Uttle, telephone, PH- Gc l e f s (II) FOOTBALL ar:VIEW to the village city hall where res- !, .J ''” ?*®’ ** supply on hand tire population of 1',^ million re TOWN and COUNTRY tending the school both Junior day night to discuss the Vo-Ag Mr. and Mra. Robert Curran, 'T* church St 7 p.m. ‘ grim 2-69SI. 4:U (ii-u i reniiaV news idents kept a vigil by candlelight Is the lowest in years. mained indoors for an hour yes-! Bigelow St. . ^ ^ ’ A/a '' JtO t:W ( II LAIWlir and Senior High, will be given an question with Walter Jacoby of The Senior Pilgrim Fellowship DRAINAGE CO. (III a i r o r dabhnfas because the crash knocked out the terday afternoon in response to i DISCHARGED Y ES T ERDAY: will have a short buainasa meeting St. Margaret's Circle, Daughters opportunity to meet their chil an appeal made through leaflets, i the State Department of Educa PHONE MI 8-4148 (Ul JIEAN PIKE electric current. dren's teachers. Better tion. Rockville has Indicated it. Paul Mocko, South Wllllngton; Mrs. et 7 p.m. tomorrow gnd attend the Stricken Plane Landn U^b«rftli Krrr (Uf RAV ANTHONY SHOW of Isabella, and their friends will The Russians tried to halt the Joh» K^rr f I) MAN BEHIND THE BADGE have an oppcirtiinity of seeing and While each parent Is cordially will make a strong bid to get the Margaret Fogarty, 18 High St.; Mrvicee at 7:45 p.m. in the South (!t) HANOK RIDER ever-increasing flow of refugees to THE QUALITY Mrs. Rose Boudreau, 38 Margaret Church. Stratford, Nov, 24 A lt:M ( 1) Bin TOP hearing Riiaflell Fraser who is’ with Invited to visit teachers, by ap- the W est'w ith gunfire when ail center located at its new high "Tea and '“ Bade From (II) SCBRENina THE WORLW (Ml CAPTAIN GALLANT Bridgeport Bandit ' pointmenl at an>‘ time of the school site. Rd.; Ralph Lupacchino, 104 Clinian The group will leave at 7 p.m. Northeast Airlines plane made an Sympathy” «t-M) CUWROV THEATEB, — ally'! Onad Daat" “ 1 Jla iMDHirleading Hartford florist, discuss else failed. More than 60.000 St.; Jamas Rêra„ RFD 9, Man- emergency landing at the Bridge Eternity” (Ml SATt'RDAT PRRroaM- (Ml FAITH Fo e today holiday decorations and create achoo] year, concerning a child's have arrived in Austria. Immediate problems facing the from the (3hurch Community t;M ( I) HADn.K Na. TI4 Kills Store Owner progress or for discussion of mat Shady Glen Ice Cream is made with rheater; Mn.'Loulae A. Densmore, port Municipal Airport yesterday ANCE numerous floral arrangements. Austrian police killed a Soviet SBC are selection of a site, the House to go bowling in Wllllmen- 4;S*4:14 lt:M (III 8HAKE8PRABE ON TELE ters of mutual concern, this is the 67 Ridge St.; Antti OJala, Canter- tic this evening. when, its pilot said, one of its two VISION Mrs. Michael Gorman, chairman soldier and captured another who pure heavy cream, fresh fruits, and new high school curriculum, |>opu- (OonUnaed Irom Page One) one night set aside specificslly by bury. . The Religious Education Com motors atarted backflrlng. Fire- 1:M ( II CIHI'I'S^TIME for November events, announces chased a group of Hungarian ref pure flavors., *‘]jû can TASTE tltu lation forecasts and selection of an ^ (III A u aici^ T raE v .s.a . the High School for parents and mittee will meet Monday at 7:30 men stood by at the smooth land S fN D A Y JCREAMINJArHAWKIN! yOUR YARN SHOP „ .... *kat the program will be presented ugees 400 yards Inside Austrian quality,” ~~~ architect. Members of the SBC (Kl THA ' (One Block East of Mala passed through a beer can, one in *t 8 p.m. in the cafeteria of St teachers to meet. will make individual site surveys ing. The plane's six passengers "Between Heaven and Hell" ’’^'cPEARlS" ^ (Ml WESTERN THEATER territory. Houae" YTommunIty 1:M (lar ArcE.NT on living Betweea Oak aad Birch) a drsplay near the cash register. James' School, and a social lime Students will be informed in ad and report back at the next meet were transferred to another plane. "Stage Conch to iMry" The Austrian police gave this Two Men Missing 1:44 r i i HOLLYWOOD’S------REST before striking the victim. ! with refre.shments will follow. vance as to where their "Bubject account: ing Dec. 4. The Seôr Pilgrim Fellowship (III FOR Y o ra INFORMATION teachers will be stationed in the The Victoria Cross, Great Brit (Ml .MATINEE * Art NMdltworfc "Mr. mvorken was shot through : Mrs. Joseph Falkowski, Mrs Social Notes 5“ «ood llghU In front building, and should acquaint ' After Dallas Blast UiS'Church, according to Tamar ain's highest award for bravery, tiM (II.UI FOOTRALL ROl'NItl'P Supplits the left arm ." reported Dr. Edwin ! Foster Wlllisms, Mrs. Robert A total o f 18 members o f Qirl was instituted by Quebn Victoria 4iM (Ml FOOTRALL PREVIEW R. Connors, medical examiner, i Donahue. Miss Stephiime Ttinskv their parenta with the room' mim- j Sk_h’ vitr ^r***'" "***■ Scout Troop 1 have completed re chairman. 4:U (JJ-MI FOOTRALL: ITLA bers and approximate locations. ^ (O m Um m S ^>wae P*ga Oaa) at the close o f the Crinean Cam rsc * Fr** Instructions "The bullet entered the chest, and 1 Mrs. Joseph Chaves •and Mrs] quirements for the pottery badge XT »«>up will go to 4:M ( II TBA To further facilitate parenta to Northfltld to visit tbs fellowship paign, 1856. * Fran Parfcinq then probably wen# through the [ Howard W hit^/w ill a.ssist Mrs. under superviaion of Mrs. Sigiid UlP. fPflJuJ'.P v^'ifh baey heUdajr weeks f:M ( II SKY KINO heart." ■ Gorman. locate teachers and rooms, mem- hI u *? (h.^ customs patrol brought under control . shortly group,of that church. On Dec. 22 (Ul WESTERN THEATEh 56 COTTAGE ST.— MI S-2858 l»ers o( the National Honor Socie-■ j Gordon. ahead, help Hghtea l;U (Ml FOOTRALL (la Praem.l Police quoted one of the two I — ^ befora dawn. mambera will sponsor a round and ty will again be on duty, Thev I The Town Court Justice Carl A. The two misalng men. William mother*# chore«r Treat the family I:M ( II FOREIGN LEGIONNAIRE motorists who saW" a fleeing man j ENDS TODAY (III ANNIE OAKLEY (II-Ul TV TIMF,—"Felix tke as saying he dashed across Water will carry Hats with the names of I »e'’eled their guns at Ooehring has returned to work at B. Brown and Eugene (%ilda. ware CTurch Community Houss with the to 'a meal oat once a week at the (ttl FOOTRALL (la PraerraO Clj'de Chevrolet-Buick Co., Rock- FRmiLV OAK GRILL. P*o«rlh St. despite a heavy flow of traffic, Open Forum teachei-s and their stations an(J i — ------____ — ______working in the center of the mill Country Boya of Andover pUylnr "W Llb GOLD CADILLAC" (Ul WESTERN PLAVHOrSE fttt nvmr. will generally act as guides M f (See Mjnr-ne 9«Mi/ry ^ vlUe, after being a padient at Rock- when the Maat ripped through the 4:M ( 1) PARIAN OF Bt'OTLA.VD «Mi mp:p;t the rmVsSS and disappeared. 'The store is situ *1 fhe group will "WHITE SqCAW" YARD ~f>r, Mahtnnnd Fasril, ated on Water St. All entrances to the school will ' '-Tllle a ty Hospital. plant. .. (III RIG .NEWS •More Than Prayera’ R oute. 6 end 44A—MAnchester, Coub. omnERs rrimo Mlnltlor of Ef.rpl The shooting occurred shortly be open, as will the east and west PRINCE Mr. and Mia. Kenneth Cook who “Thepa was no telling where the areiu *^*^^** ®*’^**"*’ I** 1 ** •'! r To the Editor, OAK GRILL after 7 p.m. when the area,w as parking lots. have Just moved into their new The courageous but seemingiv MATCHEBELLi exploaiiki came from ," R. L. Drill Team Foim d so OAK ST., MANCHESTER crowded with shoppers. The evening is being sponsored home on Glenwood Rd., entertained Powall, 48, night foreman said. "It AnAmarican Legion Auxiliary futile revolt of the brave, freedom- STATE C Police refused to identify the loving peoples of Hungary should by the Parent' Teacher-Organiza-' PERFUMES 29 relatives at Thanksgiving din knocked' me to the floor. The Junior «irti team haa been orgal^ Don WILLIS Garage tlon. Those desiring member.ships 1 STARTS C»NT. two motorists. They 190k them on stir the heart of every man and ner. whole place was filled with ftra [ CHOICE b e v e r a g e s 1 SPECIAUST8 l x W H { K a tour of bars and restaurants in in the group will be given au op- j Mr. and Mrs.' Lsland Sloan, mnd 'smoke. I ctnwled out on my W HEEL A U G X M K X T and woman wlm believes in human de portunity to join. Also available Ârthw Jrug Sjorts j .. Hotchklee. unit Junior acUvi- T o m o r r o w A LI G N M t N T the neighborhood .hi the hope of cency and a minimum o f govern Maple St.,i4ptertaln^ their son-in- handt and knees." att. Patricia BRAKE SERVICE •potting the men they saw. will be the chocolate bats being I law and daughter over (he holiday. Several of the 14 men were re- mental control over the lives of sold by the PTO for,its fund-rais- j .Coventry Grammar ... . OF.XERAL AUTO REPAIR A suspect W-as questioned for people. Dr. and Mrs. Francis Bird are ported in critical condition at . School faculty . is ...instructing in Mltchen 8-45SI— 18 MAIN 8T„ MANCHESTER ing this year. three hour)i and released. Indeed, it seem* to have done ..entertaining Dr. Bird's parents Parkland Hospital. Many had all ! '■<*•* order marching. Nathan Dworken said he left FRIDAY just that. Anti-Communist senti from Michigan for several weeks. the clothes burned off their bodies. Baur^n Gainey baa been elect- his brother alone In the store TURN ON THE ELFATRIC'ITV ' (Ul Wt^TKRN THEATER (Ul POLKA CARAVAN ment, in many nations, is appsr- ' M A R L O W 'S Jean M cl^ g h lln who la attend They. straggled ;Out one by one H .rw ir T f*“ '™>an. and Sandra 1:11 (III JOHNNY MARTIN 4:M ( 141) AIR POWER about 6:15 p.m. Moscow The Soviet Union ing Teachers College of Connecti from the raging fire. Several were Harris. Junior secretary I:M ( 1411 ANNIE OAKLEY The brothers, who had operat ! enlly stronger and more evident hopes to complete electrification AND OTIWR l''IXE 8TORE.S (111 ROSEMARY CLOONEY —"Laftaralfe” . ^ - now than ever before. cut at New Britain, is spending the hysterical from pain and shock. MeeUnga will be held the flrat T:M ( II IIKATR VALLEY OAVS (III COMMAND PKRFOR- ed the store for more • than 20 I of more than half its railroad Thanksgiving holiday with her A thorough search of the area and third Wedneadaya o f aach %DW OpJdfL (III HEAT THE CLOCK .MANCE years, usually worked alinne on I im confident that, in the fu j routes by 1970 in a campaign to ir i4 ti HOY Ro g e r s , O pM Friday Night Till 9 parenU, Mr. and Mrs. Howard Wil failed to turn up the two missing month from, 6:30 to 7:30 p.m. in (Kl GRAND OLE OPRY alternate night*. 1 ,ture, , i. when...... the ... Russian Communist ! eliminate interruptions due to (Ml SCOREBDARD , (U. FILM SHORTS son, Main SL ml»n. Powell said he did' not seb the American Legion home. (Ul PLAYHOrSE OF STABS t:U (Ml ITALIAN VARIETY HOUB Nathan Dworken had been held , ^ ,^* *’***‘ *^®*‘‘* iOh* of their winter weather conditions, And AH Day Monday how they could have escaped. Membra ot. the ciub include ( « l DEATH VALLEY. DAYS 1 :«e • II von ASKED FUR IT up twice In the past, but his b roth -! memory o f. Los.ses in freight traffle during li;-M) THE UTH RF.NOAL Ybu can look all you like . MHMheater EvenlBg H m ld El- There was no immediate official Unda Gronback, Penny Harris, t :ll (Ml WKATRF.RVANF—SPdHTS er had had no prerioua experi-t*nhuman slaughter ' winter run as high as 20 to .30 mil- Uugtwi rorreapondent Mrs. O. F. eatimate of the damage to the U n ^ Rychling, Joanne Rychling, THE FILM Slllae’'*'** —"Tka Slapelai ence with roliber*. and Siberiairation of many thous- | Hon tons annually, aays a Soviet t:M ( II TBA Basr, felephooe TBesaont 6-9itlS. large elevator and feied mill. The Helms, m-UI RI'ITANEERS (Ml RO.SE.MARV CLOONEY ends o f Hungarians will prevent economic review. Most of this can but you won't find a better EVENINGS 7:M walla o f the concrete elevator were Judith Chlratenaen, Joan McCIel- (M-tt) PEOPLE ARE FUNNY ( 141) PRIVATE SECRETARY our leaders from making any more be eliminated through use' of "DallaM aad Seat*” Frustrated Bandit tragic blunders and concessions electrii locomotives "the capacity still standing but the eqiiipipent (K-Ml CIHCI S BOY WELOON'S and large stores of grain and feed H otch W ^ . —"Wklle Eaale" (Remember Yalta7 1. I of which increase rather than drop heating oil than Appllcatloha arc being accept- (Ul HOUR FILM Sought by Police it will take a great deal more ' in low temperatures," the review AS WELL AS THURSDAYS School Menus and milt equipment were de MANCHESTER •:M ( a> THE RD SULLIVAN BROU than pravers, food parcels, and added, h stroyed. Twelve railroad box cars ^ ^ memberahlp. Eligible are ROOST Gaealt: Maria Meaeghla CENTER first aid kits to rid the earth of the , people up, to 18 years old 123 SPRUCE STREET * Georae Lead. were destroyed or damaged. One i LUMBER, InCa Danbury, Nov. 24 (/Ti -Danbury devilish Communists and their i ------SOPER-CLEAN-BURNtNG wall of the nietal'bullding of the f perenta mam- (Between Birch and Blesell Streete) Hill aepear la tka arrar' UNTIL GHRISTAVAS Sohdol lunch menus for all the •eaaa ■ "Tatea". Tar.* police today continued their search brainwashed armies! It will take, j PHARMACY elementary Schools in Manchester Loffland Ciompahv. a steel fabri- «n American Legion order. lUILDING MATERIALS Rrewae. Tke Priaealaa TrI for a frustrated bandit who tried clever planning, and much human for next week are as follows; cation firm adjoining the elevator, Magaalne Drive a n d aa»le Clak; Dirk Skairr to hold up a grocery store but 487 .MAIN 8T.— MI 8-5758 n in ^ lalmlew arllk Clar’ sacrifice and blood before the en Monday, chicken with rice-soup, waa criimpled by the blast. A canvass for funds for tha couldn't because nobody would take American Legion Auviliary alck- luring: MASON SUPPLIES GaWe. Eleaaar Parker. Ja slaved peoples, "f the Communist NORMAN'S cheese aandwich, pineapple upside 4aa Fieri, aad Ike ISM Al’ him serloiuly. World are finally freed from Cbm- HARTFORD Rb. FE^ripriens g*wn cake with whipp^ cream. room aquipment program, in tha We FtRRBce Tear Jobe Amerlraa Fafctkalt Team. - Here's the way police put the Ridgefield Bara TPC of a magaaine subscrlpUon (St-MI STEVE ALLEN SHOW munist tyranny. Tuesday, apaghettl with meat story together: C o s m a r ic s drive, got under way Wednesday SS6 Ceater 8L— Ml 6-5144 Gaeala are Gear Aalry. Jim The day of liberation may be far sauce, whole wheat bread and but RidgeSeld. Nov, 24 «A6—For the In town. ^ I^we. aad kaxera Arrkle The bandit, s blue hood covering off but It will come! ter, celery, carrot and turnip -Vaara aad Flayd PaOeraaB .his face and head and carrying a third time in 10 years Rldgefleld Dennis Burke, aales representa CHICKEN BASKET Alaa ramrdlaat ReMr Kea* ’ Youts truly, I Sickroom SuppHot atlcka, peachea. (Ul FILM FESTIVAL revolver, entered Killian's market voters have defeated a proposal tive of a publishing house, ex- For a real treat, etop In reel coon for thamost deilcloue aad Lear Parker. Roger Pitkin Wednesday, frankfurter on roll, ‘The TIWIeM TkaaderbaU' •bout 6:40 last night and told 16- tha( a tov 1 planning commlôh pecU It will TMulre about three 8:1* • AUl JACKIE ULEAHOiIt.N (Ml TV PLAYHOUSE cole alaw, gingerbread with portion# ef fried chicken you ever fhet^! SHOW l:M (Ml PRESS CONPERENCa year-old clerk John Crowfell "this Rrat Aid Noods be j established here. TTiere wete weeks to complete hla house-to- (III COMMAND p e r f o r m HEARD CXIXCERT .ANYWAY w ^ pei cream. a Ncf: (Ml THE VI.SITOR la a. itickup." 1,011 votes against the prppbaal house canvass A similar drlva t:M (II OMNIBUS Chinook, M(>nt. uPi An eldelry Thursday, hamburg gravy, . A be Saedwieliet. Dessert end levs itI-Ml PERRY COMO .SHOW — Ua4*> TV THEATER Crov.-ell thought It was a gag Bieiogicals In a referendum here ymeiday, la being conducted in Mansfleld, ■•**»» aad Chinook couple was unable to at whipped poUtoes, buttered whole with 744 favoring it. .Fifty-nine •*ala K Taai, Marika Darla —"Daa Daryee aad Fiae- end paid no rttention to the bandit. tend the city bind concerts so a part o f the Green-Cho)>ot Post a ^ kaakaad. DIaak Skare. iJiarle'Ta "Ik* Read Tk* Turning to cashier Thomas Lap- com, rye hrCad and butter, ice ballots were rejected. and Auxiilary. which will be' com ■Led Afar" Oscar PrestbO brought 6i high 24-Hr. Photo Finishing cream. Year Hdstesses Glea Oerriater, , Rakeri pas of Bethel, the bAndit Repeated pleted in about another week. Lamaarel aad Rr( NEWS Jaa Marti,a. Patricia Maarr new class for men. only. i ' ■ 1P*4 MAIM ST., MANCHRTilt '—(la ealarl Il teaches future'husbands snd SI'NDgf^. NOV. U t:M (Ul HOUR FILM . fathers the finer points o f food PARKING lt;M ( II THEATER I;M Try the new "Midden Hearing", (Aeron From Jr. H ifk Sche«ll (U) ALFRED HITCHCOCK selection, table etiquette, groom Ua4SI LET'S TAKE A TRIP PRESENTS: "Tka (reed e* a pair of eyeglauej which conceab (til CHRISTOPHERS paaaa’* atarriaa Babart Har ing. clothing selection snd family:j LOOK (Ml WESTERN TREATER relations. Get yours In oar a tranlistbr hearing aid. Even your U:la (III NEWS III) PREMIER THEATER GreeUng Card Dept. for this •mbitm 041 . (Ml BET. FlDELIS BICE ItiM (Ml M t ^ CRALLENOR cloxsc friends'may not suspect you use PARKING LOTS - - YOUR (Mi WILD RILL mCKOK I H E P M V S I E * HOT fEANUTS ' are using a hearing aid. Every* our d«liy*ry truckg. ' 11 :U n il TRANSITION (Ml RTAGE 7 Knoxville, Tenn. — Fifty , N O R T H E N D “OPEN HOUSE” 1 llM ( II WORLD’S REST MOVIES M:M I II WHAT'S MY LINEf thing is on your heaiT, at your ear. UFEOFS (III HECKLE AND JECKLE (II) HIGHWAY PATROL pounds of peanuts were really lt'6 th« flam* Hint ^ w . (Calarl . m> THE VI8E . roasted here recently. Fire broke P H A R M A C Y . t • TICKET WILL BE REDEEMED Friday, Nov. 30th ~ 6 to 9 p.iii. 1SM> SUNDAY NEWS iPI V B Y a a e r g h a n t s WMEDHIS a OlAld , compact, easy-to-tise form. SOLAR HEAT see the Totten “Quiclc-Leam” teaching method den- JOHN I. OLSON <**> PKINEER VAIXRT THE.' onstratedk Biriir SerYici?...thi Boot! OWN Pointnr and Doeorator '■ (Ml LATE SHOW H05IE APPOINT3IENTS ARRANGED kaating oil ;,*> WORLD’S BEST MOVIES PRESIOENTI # Reheshments For A ll # • ■ 7 4 FOR FULL INTORMATION VISIT er C A U • Oil Heat Is Clean ; HENRY STREET 11 iM •1 ■ ^ ------1 FetTMl Ts«4rr ItiK Enrollments will be taken during “Open House” this liW < i l NEWS MM Maacaare • Oil Hedf i/s Safe - coming Triday evening. kICH FARM LOAM FOR SALE MANCHESTER OPTICAL STYLE BAR ‘^t«Eecoae|i JOHN MM •I .A \ MI 6-1181 GET A GOOD START NOW FOR NWSt SPRING WHILE i 747 M A IN STREET ’ ^ . To 'Fury” TRANSPORTATION. TO TRUCKS ARE ARLE TO DBLIYER ON GROUND. • Of7 Heat Costs Less . l:W,'*:ee. I:M FREE and FROM CLASSES! MORIARTY BROTHERS ii MAIN ST. STOR^ . OMPLTTf: HcATING SFR'/iCr AppraxIinoMy S Yoid.Loodt $ 1 0 .0 0 M O N D A Y S ^ oor »o 5:30 P.M. RefiHCE PRESION ZIMMERMAN,. 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X • X PAGITOUI IIANCiimEil e v e n in g h e r a l d . If^CHESTER. CONN, SATURDAY, NOVEM^SER 24. 1956 MAN.CHESTfiR EY EIN G HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN, SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 24; 1956 P A O if i m mind ba in you, which was also In not etHking, not uiHB the identity ' ■ \ j(lve lacerations of Ui4 face and g- UlmtriiratRr ' Christ J mus___For it Is God WUKO-ISN WXIO—llMo Cadets Complete of the nation castingSt waa con Droodl^s which worketh In you both to will Bazardville Man ÔMiblk noae fracture. sidered. It was a %H>te tcKMuiWn. WI4NB—840 State 'Policemen William Ste ”” MARLOW'S Sttening limdd By ROUEB PBICBt and to do of his good pleasurai" Daily Radio Wh a Y—919 Pre^Flight School The question at hand wiui^the Correiativa passages. from Uie T / it e Injoreil ih Crash phenson and Frank LaForge of Aim (rram Film PUBUSHJ6D SY nU i WOqp—1296 Bastera DayUght Tima Business Bodies Stafford Springs' barracks' are In, mMahJS^nimnm oST m e paasage of a resolution ask Christian Science, textbook, "Sci By Ron Devine wpop—mo U SltMlI atrctt ence and Health with Key t6.the^[ Two local ymttna who g^radu- EUlngton, Nov. 24 (Special) — ve'stigating. lUacfecaWr Conn. that United Nations observers Oeuxty EiHter ated from Manchester High School O p m FrM ayNHihtnif n ^ u 3 r. iôuBON Scriptures" by Mary Baker Eddy, T3ia toUowtng program schaduies<^:M-^ ^ SCrthur G. Downes, 21, Hazardyille WALTER R. rUROUSON sent to Hungary. In 1953 a n ^ i^ n t two year* to MAYOR WITHOUT A TOWN , And AM Dwy Routh Methodist Church St. JamM’ R. C. Chnrrh include the following (p. 287:27): a r. wpplled by the radlc m an.*.. s;v,„.o, goos itumi DON FRIEDMAN PubtUher* The nation which abstained was "The five material senses testify gether at- tne University, of Con- as admitted to Rockvilje City Denver (P)—Henry L. Robeck .Poundod October 1, IMl Main. Ht.i and liartford Rd. Rev John F. Hannon, Pastor Zoalng Ohalleage ' « Towns differ In the attitude Blent and are subject to cbanit —^turday Serpnede - nectlciit^.gradgated from the Naval Communist Poland. By abstaining Hie /lev. Fred Edgar, Mihister Rev, Jamea T. O'Connell to truth and error aa united in a Hospital laat night after hia car was elected mayor of a town that Br«i7 Brenlnt BxerpI "You’ve got to none for indue- i with which they treat new indus without noUca. Wdhc—it*UA« vii, use: Pi*e-Flight School at Pensacola, ,hit a utility pole on Job HiU, Ell ceased to exist following munlcipai OolMa^ Wtaured M the Poland did not Actually . vote Rev, Peccy Rnrith ' Rev. Edgar J. Farrell mind both good and evil. Tbeir try, not agalnet lU” aa official a t try and butlnese. The approach ria.. Nov. 9. ; Samuel J. Turkington Jr. and>4remova any ^blicatlon from your Phillip Treggnr, .Minister of Musiif. false evidence will finally yield .to t:ia— , WPOP—Notre. Doine v*. Iowa Fredrick E. Turkington will open a And^/ ington, State PblicS said. elections. Robeck recelvet) 68 votes itkiM cbuUr Conn., u against Aussia. but neither did it the State Development Commis- they take toward fhe problem ' W U A Y ~ N tw s 4:14.- • Naval Aviation Cadets Ronald stand, yotf'ahould do ao immediate- Downes wa% traveling horth on for mayor "In the little town of Sunday Masses: Truth,—to the recognition of Ft-yÛ usic Room .. WHAV—Sm>ri» siKdrigiii real eatate and Inaurance office lion told. us some months ago. ! often reflects the amount of new W^y^-Saiurday Serenadg W. Stephens and Joseph T. Bell, ly Miasend them back to ua. May Job Hill R/L when his egr veered Irondale in suburban Adams Coun f r H Pnjmblo tn Ailraoc*______\ote with Russia. And it was, In Services of Worship at 8 and For adulU, 6, 7. 8, 9, 10 and n Spirit and of the spiritual eraa- ■ M usic Monday at 35X Center St. Samu$l T repeat—you will receive aa you tlon.” Although he was speaking in fh--i. enterprise they are able to at- WTIC—N bw§ W‘jNS~*Reaearcn who enlisted In the Naval Air left off the road, aldeawiped a tree, ty. Richard E. Bensoq, his op fact the first time in United Na 10:45 s.m. ’ ■ o'clock, with two Masses at 9, one gard to the problem of a speciAc I tract. WDRC*—News Reporter WTIC—^llHCliv Sports Corps the same time, arp now aa- Turkington lerved aa town, eterk always have—full credit.” This then recrosaed the road, struck the ponent, tallied 51' votes. But at Sermon; "The SilAnce of Jesus," ; in the main auditorium .for adults W PO P—News WDRC—UCLA va. USfT two yeara, arid hia brotheri Fred type of arttitude should go a long DELIVERY • ••••»«4b****»*«*** tions hiat^y that a Russian aatel- Second Congregational (giureh town, hia remarks have once again | Some towns allow zoning excep- ^ WPOP—Noire Dame vs. low* to the Saufley Field Naval utility pole and sheared it off at the same time, residents voted to tte Dr. Fred Edgar. and one for the children in the become quite germaine In this tions Hi epecific instances so a l:U - Auxiliary Air Station at Pensacola erick, worked at Pratt * Whitney way toward .eliminating the dia- the bsM. lite had failed to vote in support 385 N. Mala Ht. WUAV--fiilC Names in Sport WHAV—Supper Serenade discohttnue their town as a mu k ••••«•§•••*■********** Reception of new membera at basement; and two Masses at lOr arsa. | particular ’ industry or btistnsss WCCC«AUujiic fftuum for primary flight draining. Division of United Airerjift Corp. tributlon of undesirable publica An official at the hospital said nicipal corporation by a 1T8-41 •■v«*n*««A*««************ of>A vital Russian position. the 10:45 Service. one in the main auditorium and Arnold W. Toier, Minister WCCC—Saturday Serenada in East JTartford. The Turkingtona tions. Arthur Dni| S iifil Btiisl® OopT A•••• ••»*••*• Mrs. Mildred Calchera, Organist A situation in Bolton ssrves to i might establish itsm. Others rec- W KNB-rrauch Muaic Wip^B—Kvehing Serenada Stephens is the son of Mr. and this morning Downes has exten vote. . It was comparablt, in a way, 9:30 and J0:46 a,m.. Church one'In the basement. brlng the iesue up for dlscuasioml ognize the Kope of the problem WTIC—Ohio Statp va Mich. WTIC—Oroticho Marx Mrs. William T. Stephens, 45 plan to handle all types of inaur School. , Miss VtoU R. Foster, WDRC— DfCoraU WDRC—UCLA vs. USC ance. Of interest to local retail em TH. aJ S £ ® 5 ' p R B - ' to those occasions on which Latin idera Playing Leap Frog* Religious EdncaUoa Direrter However, the topic is certalnljr ; and at once search out logical . WPOP—Tempo BamiiUnd ^ WPOP—Noti-p Dame va. Jowa Green Manor Rd.. and Bell is the American countries'haVe departed is this excellent Droodle eo dra- 10:45 a.m. Nursery. St. BiidgeCs R. C.. Church /pertinent to other "Greater >Man-! solutions for long-range expan- l:ie - son of Mr. and Mrs. Richard J. ployers and employes' during the liattcally points out. Spiders don't 7 p.m., seventh and eight'i grade Rev. John J. Delaney, Pastor chester” communities as well. ' aton. WHAY—Paradp of MupIc WHAY—Waatiiiigton Report Bell, 34 W. Middle Tpk'e. Both W. J. Marx'ln, manager of the current - CSiriatmas ahopping peri nil Mwa ». or from , qur leadership, or to the Morning Worship, 10 a.m. Lay WCCC—Muaic Kooiii , WCCC—Saturday Serenade Just hang around the web doing MIF, combined meclin^. Cooper Rev. Theodore Oiibala In Bolton, exceptions 16 zoning - The former choice defeats the. WKNB—Rosemary tMooney cadets entered the cadet program local Sherwin-Williams branch at od is a Ckmne(;tl'cut atatute,.g0v- w’ay in which several m em bers^ Rev. Dennis R. Hussey, men’s Sunday. WiUh’B—S o n ja (or S atu rd ay nothing during those long winter Hall. The film:»l‘Who Is My Nflgh- (Church Scho(d, double sessions, regulations were eought to ehable purposes of zoning. It destroys WTJC—Ohio Stau va Mirh. WTIC—Groiicho Marx through the Naval Air Station at 981 Main St„ wUI be in New York erning the nuiriber of hours wom All rlgbla o( rtnUbUcatton ol tpjelai the British Commonwealth of^fs'a- months when the files have all bor?" Assistants WDRC~-DarlmoUih va Prlncplon WDRC—UfTLA vs. USC New York City. Monday and Tueaday when he will en *and miitbra may work. The law .ntl>.wKiii .Aarate are nlao rcaerrad. 9 snd lO-a.m'K industry and busincM to locate in home owners' faith in the. belief ' W PO P—T^m po B an d n u n d 1 Saturday Night tions voted on the reeolutiqns con flou'n South. Some, like the two 7 p.m., MyP—'Tell Tale Arm." Sermon by Mrs. Georgina Toaer. aetablilhed restdoiitlal areas. .The that zoning prevents industry * ------^------, Join 100 other repreaentativea of normally forbids this category of iruu aarrlea cUaAt al N. e a. Eara- in this Droodle, play leap frog and Masses on Sundays at 7, 8, 9; 10 reason for t l ^ request is fairly WHAY—Supper Serenade the firm'a North Atlantic region workdfa to put in more than 8 Ic^ lac. demning the British-French attack 6:30 p.m., Mu Sigma Chi meets from locating in their neighbor WHAY—Parade of Muaic fcivenini Good MuaM other amusing games like Dive in The Salvation Army and 11 a.m, and Masses downstairs at the church. obvious. !> • areas should never hoods. It gives industry or busi WCCC-^Muaic Room WKNB—Dinner Data for a conference conducted by ex- boura a day or 48 hourf during a on Egypt . / the Soup, Stick on the Wet Paint 861 Main St. at 9 and l6 a.m. been zoned for anything but in WKNB—Songa for Saturday WTIC—Monitor ectitivea from the company's Cleve 6-day weeK However, they may ness no assurance that it may ex WTIC—Ohio Slate va Mlrji. WDRC—Sat'. Night ('ountrv Style But the point, of «Mirse, is that and Dodge the DDT, while others Major and Mrs. John Pickup Zion Evangelical Istthetaa dustry jgf buainees. There -were, pand in the future. Wl>RC—Dartmouth va Prihceion Wl|0r—Juke Box Sat. Nlgtu Atlieiieuni Notes land headquart-irs. The meetirig, work up to’ 10 hours in one day lf_ CIRCULATIUMS. these other depAi'turas from rou get part time Jobs in Boris Karloff Offirem In Charge (Iiorrh of the Assumption -no ^ e r logical locations for the WPOP—Tfm|»o Bandatand J;tA^ headed by A. H. Burt, vic^ presi they take the extra two hours off' Adams .SI. and Thompson Rd. Church The more forward-looking alter i:ee- WHAY—Family Rosary tine 'Iq ^ lty Were acknowledged movies and haunted houses. Once It Peter Carlson, Bandmaster (Mleeourl Synod) entdrprisM. native is for communities to set dent arid director is beirig held to from another day. The maximum in a while, of course, a non-con- Mrs. Lillian .Perrett, Rev, Joseph E. Farrell, Pastor The attitude of many towns to WllAy-^^-Parade of Muaic bivening Good Music 8pM4al ExhlMtlonA ^ acquaint' regional personnel with for the week .should not in . any .. . .for thousands of families who owned a .uS&i[SU&as>. priviiegea the nations Involved, Cooper and High Strecte asfde^speciflc and adequate iareas WCCC^Mualc Room WKNB—Dinner Data tplRCAl former like the Black Wldoi\' will Songster Iêader Rev. Francis T. Butler Rev'- F aal G. Prokopy, ward Boning la archaic. Their for location of industrial and oom- WKNB—Songa for Sat. iVTK?—ilonltor 'Good Deaign for CThriatmaa' several neW prodiieta soon to be cSm exceed 48.hours. but that ..^Poland has become the Assistants approach to the problem isn’t at Ohio State va Mlrli.______markete<(; anit to bring them up to la Tba Hanebaatar Cvaalna HaralA try to liven Uilngs up by biting a P asto r ^ ^ mercial enUrprises. They make WDRi;—uartmouin va Prtnreion ahOw on vien* In the Special Ex In the caae of abnormal eondi- S-B-M 1956 Christmas Club. .. .Checks were fl.'st Itussisn satellite to seize and civilian; which makes it miserable 9:30 Sunday Scdtool classes for all modem. T h le -le -w h y .---- Wi*OP—TemtK) Bandatand hibition Gallery through Dec. 30. date on re c ^ t technical develop- tions such as the CSiristmaa sea ’ BdrartlaUiA el Masses at 7, 8, 9, 10 and 11 a.m. Mhis Marion A. Brdln, Ofgahlst industry actually feel that It la exercise 'a ^similar privilege. for tlie rest of the group. But, by all ages. Alton J. Munsie YPSM. Zoning had its beginnings when welcome in the community. I:1A- WHAY—t'hamber of Commerce Articles of good deaign and work menta. ^ son. the employer may apply for > y -I p.m. and large, Spider.s are easy-going 10:45 Holiness service with Mes residential property owners want WHAY—Parade of Muaic WCCC—Good i:;vening Good Muaic _ _ — /Jii8tor>' is. being made very Nov. 26, 26th Sunday after Trin-' To meet the competition for WCCC—Cone Irad WKNb—hlvenlnc Serenade manship from shops in Hartford permission to work his empy.yes mailed TODAY, Will you receive a check? , Por Wadnaartar—1 p. Insects that are quite useful. Espe, sage by Colonel William Spatig. St. Francis .Assisi (Xiiirrh ed to. be assured they would not WTIC—Monitor esayton and Frank Schoor, own- beyond the 48-hoUr limitation. For TbiBpdaT—i p Ity, laat in old C3iurch-year. new. industry and business, com WKNB—Songa for Sat. WDR(N-Top Hat Concert and vicinity will be on display ac swiftly these days, and some of it cislly If you're trying to^thlnk up Music by tha Citadel Band and South Windsor, Rt. 30 9 a.m. Sunday School. be surrounded by conunercial en munities must be alert to the WTIC—Ohio State va Mlrh cording to a custom of several era of Schoor Jewelers, 977 Main When the State commlqstoner of Rev. .Arthur J. Hrffrrnan, Pastor terprises -spriii^ng up next door WDRC—Dartmouth va Princeton WPOP—Word of Life 5slSfe.r“ is good. * ' Droodles. Male Quartet. 9:30 a.m. Adult Bible Claaa. needs and desires of vitally needed WPOP—TemiKi Bandatand ?ti44— years' Standing. St., announce a free Sunbeam labor finds that an emerguicy 2 p.m. Hosp'tal visitation by Mrs. Rev. Francis Karvelis, Curate or across- &e afreet. They zoned WHAY—Bible Answers 10 a.m. Ndrsery in the parish industry. Unless they make the |:se- WCCC—flood Evening Good Music "John l>umbiill: Painter; Pa Clinic all day. today 'for the purpoie exists, ot that seasonal or peak Elizabeth Wilson and-'klrs. Major against business. WHAY—Parade of Muaic of cleaning oiling and sharpening demanda place a burden on the house during church worship. They wanted to be assured that most of their resources, these WKNB—Rosemary Clooney triot” bicentennial exhibition i^lll Op«R Arms And Heart John Pickup. Masses at 7, 8:30, 9:30 and 11 10 a.m. Divine 'worehlp. Text: towns may have no one but them- WOCC~ M uaic Room WTIC—Monitor continue through Nov. .25. More Sunbeam Shavehnastera. A factory employer, he may grant- permis The Bonk that gives you PLANNED SECURITY BiturdAy, Ndvambar 24 ■' .7:30 Salvation meeting with the 8 a.m. ugly factories wouldn't belch forth WKNB—Songa for Sat. WDRC—Muaic by Antontnl sion for the store's employes to It is good to sea the Ced tape Mstth. 26: 31-46. Theme: "We Re- clouds of black Smoke from va aelvea to blame for future finan WTIC—Ohio Slate va MU h. WPOP—Juke Box Saturday Night than 140'works of this revolution representative of the electric razor filial measage by Colonel and Mrs. membei' our Loved Ones Now Dead, cial difficulties. WDR('—Dartmouth va Princeton ajge— ary artist are exhibited, showing firm will be on hapd to provide the work up to 10 hours a day and a flutter, and all ban swing open, Connecticut St. Maurice's R. C. Church cant lots nearby. They zoned WPOP—Noire t)ame va. loma The Third Phase Spatig, Muaic by the Band and and Christ’s Final Judgment.”. WHAY-Proudly We Hall the artist's ability to record both service to Shavemaater owners. maximum of 52 hours a week temoorarily at least, while this Songsters.. Bolton Ontec against Induitry. Solid AddiUon |:U - tycee—Good Evening Good Music during 4 weeks of a 12-month pe 11 a.m. Gotteedienst. Both forward steps. At least, Talk that retiring State Trooper WHAY—Parade /if Muaic WKNB—Dinner Date events' and physiognomies of hia Our fnvorUa/ A ^ o i^ , which Country ,doeg its prompt part to Rev. Ralph Kelley, Pastor WCCC—R eco rd R eview WTIC—News and Sports day. riod. Written approval from the Y a n k e e so it was thought at the time. John Yaakulka is'betng considered WDRC—Kntertalnnient US.A. The possibility looms that local compares the developir.ent of the offer a neW haven' to the home Comniunit}’ Baptist Church The Bucldagham for a proposed deputy chief’s post WKNB—iîiga for Sat WPOP—Juke Box Sat. Night CThinese costumes, embroideries, movie viewers ihay be seeing a new State Labor Department must be By A, H, O. 568. East Center S t at the Green Sunday Masses at 8:30 .-and 10 But what the planners had neg- WTIC -Ohio State va Mich. «:I4- obtained to allo^', such work in ex United Nations to the develop less refugees of Hunj:ary. We are a.m, (.VMigregsttonal Church -lected-to--provide were adequate with the Rockville CSty Police De WDRC—Dartmouth va Pnpeeton textiles, and ornaments exhibited type of film aa regular movie fare NOW is the right time to... John R. Neubert, Minister Philip M. Roee, D.D., Paetor partment has apparently gone fer- WPOP—Notre Dame va. Iowa WHAY—Proudly We Hall in the Textile Ehchibition Gallery in aa the rbsult of studies and experi cess of 48 houra Also, those em ment of lAw and orde^ in one of admitting first, and Inveatigating Mrs. Lel.Md L Howard, Organist and advantageously l(Kated areas !:•#- WC(JC—Good Evening Good M>uale ployers who have granted their Election night, Congressman for future commercial and indus .Uier than the rumor stage. WHAY—Parade of Muaic WKNB—Dinner Data Morgan Memorial through Decem- ments )>eing conducted by Holly those Wiid West communities still and examining later. This . is .Robert M. Johns, Choir Director Sacred Heart' Church WCCC —Record Revue WTIC—Monitor l)er. A group of coatpmes and or- help seven paid holidays during Tom Dodd was confiding that he diUrth St;, A'emon- Sunday, Nov. 25, 9^gQâ.m. Pastor’s trial expansion. "■ ’ , While Mayor Herman G. Olaon WDRC—Entertainment U,S A. wood. It seems that such mon Aurviving on TV, has ndw reached process sure to admit some peo Class. V » has neither confirmed nor denied W KNB—Songa for Sal. 1.amenta of Chineae workmanahip ster productions as “The Giant” the year may have thetr women had seen the .defeat of Stevenson 9:30 end 10:45 s.m. Two similar As a result, the premiuip^ land W'TIC--Ohio State va Mich. WPOP-^Juke Box Sat. Night snd minor employes work an un A, new stage. ple who . would not get in .under and hia own defeat coming, ines 10:30 a.m. Gnurch bool, all areas were' set aside for residen any plaha for Including the retiring W'DRC—Dartmouth va Prlnceion dating from the 16th century and and "War and Peace" have done so Services of IVorship. .Sunday Masses at 8:30 and 10 troo^r, in a reorganized city po WPOP—Notre Diame va. Iowa WHAY—LaSalfttte Novena later. well at the box office that the ma limited number of hours during the ' The world in 1945.', like the regular red tape. But we can be capably. Within a day or two, he a.m. grades, nursery to 8th. tial purposes, with Industrial snd WTiC—Monitor # Sermon Topic: "Two Men Meet 10:30 a.m. -Morning worship. Ser commercial sones created in the lice department, the State police WDRC—Jo.he Mells Trio » Keoordeal Music jor studio’s are thinking in terms period Dec. 18-25. young western settlemint in its thankful the risk, picayune in any was staking out a claim on hia Death." man haa confirmed reports that he WHA¥—Parade of Muaic WPOP—Juke Box Sat. Night * Recorded Muaic Tueadays and of making the long pictures the party's senatorial nomination in Center Congregational Church mon subject; ‘The Church's In less desirable locations, in some Wi.VO—Record Kevue • :44— time, finally came to the conclu caae, is being taken, and that an 9:30 a.m. Sunday Church School tegrity." cases, existing business areas were has been approached by city offi WKNB—Songa for Sat. WHAV—JâSaletle Novena Thursdays, 12:30—1 p.m. Lists of rule rather than the exception. 1958. And a few days later, he wa.s Clifford O. Simpson, Minister cials on the subject. WTIC—Ohio Slate va Mich. sion that for its own security and old image of America, the image for all children from Cradle Roll 6:30 p.m. Pilgrim Fellowship zoned so as to prevent future ex tVTIC—Monitor the selections to be played during As we understand it, four or five making his claim that he could through High School. F. Russell Pkery, WDRC—Dartmouth va Princeton WDRC—Spfirts Review of the big companies'plan to pro welfare It had to beconte an or have won, in 1956, if it hadn't been Associate Minister Meeting. pansion. / With hia 20 years of experience W P O P —N otre D am e v.r. Iowa WPOP—Juke Box Sat. Night the current month are posted at i-,1 ''X of the America of the open arms 10:45 a.m. Activity program for with the State’s finest law enforce |: » - ;»:##- various points in the museum. duce 12 or more major 3 to 3 'i- ganised place, or be ai^Ject to for shameful let-down on the part Mrs. Sherron Adrian, Organist With increased home building in WHAY—Parade of Muaic WHAY- Save a Life HOLIDAY a«d the open heart, is blotting out Children through Grade 6. Concordia EvangeHral Lutheran the residential areas, need for ment agency, Trooper Yaakulka Hecord Kevio* • Hales I>esk hour movies a year. In this way, of the Ribicoff-Balley organization, 6:45 p.m. Junior High Youth and Choir Director would be a aolid addition to the WTIC—News and Snoris perhaps, one .long film would be anarchy. 1 the modern image of an America and he was setting out for him IVatson Woodruff, D.D., Church more schools and public 'services W KNB—Songa for Sat . WDRC—Philadelphia Orrhe.stia The Saiea Desk now has a com But the first stage, In (both in disposed to set up fdhees around Fellowship with Laurie Osborne Winter and Garden Streete mushroomed. Town officials began , Rockville force. WTIC-Ohio State va Mich WPOP—Juke Box Sat. Night plete stock of Christrias cards available eacrf week. The theatera self a goal of rebuilding' the party and Cynthia Perkins, leaders. Re Minister Emeritus While we’re on the. subject of WDRC—Dartmouth va Princeton • :IA- would then run the movie for the SALE • stances, was a limited stage. The itself. in Connecticut, which would also The Rev. Erich Bfandt, Paator searching. for ways of bolstering' WPOP—Notre Dame va. Iowa WMAY- Saê a f..lfe muRum reproductions and block freshments. Ivan Beckwith, Organist State Poilce, it's.been announced $:U- WTIC—M«*riilor prints. (Christmas shoppers will entire week, with the concomit men of the West and the nations seem to have been a goat of con Sunday, Nov. 2.’5: tha Grand liet. Industry and busi WIIAY—Parade of Music m ov When the chips are down, our 7:30 p.m. Senior Youth Fellow and Cholnnaeter ness would provide such increased that Trooper Wendell Hayden, who WDRC—Philadelphia Orc'hegti a find statuettes, reproductions of ant probability that the double M .. N . 26.10 o.m. of the world were reluctant to national heart is always in the trolling the party. ship .with George Robinson and 7:30 a.m.. Holy Communion. had been stationed at Danielson WCiV —Record Revue WPOP—Juke Box ^t- Night feature would vanish. - All of this prompts a gi'eat deal 8 a.m.. Church Service. tax income with the least possible WKNte—Songa for Sat. • :» - fine psintings, and the latest art concede much of their primitive Gretchen Palmer, leaders. Sunday, Nov. 25 Last Sunday barracks for more than three yaiu-s, WTIC—Ohio State va Mich WHAY—Rerord Review books to solve their gift problems. AmoricM LoÎm Homo tight place. If we have a fault, it of speculation about 1968, along Sermon: "Mr. Jones’ Dream”, expense to the '(own. has been transferred to Stafford WDRC—Dartmouth va Princeton WTIC—Music With a Beat privilege of acting for themselves. after Trinity: Therefore, industry wan wel WPOP- Notre Dame va. Iowa Orders for subscriptions to any A major Hartford magazine and may be thai. we don't always know the following lines: North Methodist Church The Rev. R. Russell Peery .8:45 a.m. Sunday School. X Springs. Trpoper Robert Hether- WDRC—Dance Orchestra periodical distributor recently sent None of them would think of By all appearances, Dodd would 9:15 and 11 a.m.: comed i^th open srnvs 'when it man, formerly: at Stafford bar WPOP—Juke Box Sat. Night niagazine will be taken. 20 Loonord St*. when the chips are down. There 447 N. Main Bt 10:15 a.m. Worship service; a chose toBocate in g Certain town. WHAY—Parade of Muaic • :44- Museum Hours; Sunday, 2-5 p.m. out a communication to its outlets giving up their guns. What they have to control the party firat if Rev. John E. Post, 3Unlster Sermon: Guest preacher, the memorial service remembering all racks, is now St-Danieison. The WlHN?—R»-c<»n1 Revue \VHAY*~ Record Review which is of special interest to per- American Legion Auxiliary Are other refugees, living in cahipa Towns began acUv4 campaigns to W KNB—Song.a for Sal WTIC—Music With a Beat Monday, museum closed. Tuesday he wanted to get the senatorial Rev. Stephen 3loon, Rev. Dr. Rlfan Rees, permanent who have died during the past tranafera IBcameXeffectlve this .sons and groups concerned-kteut Aprons, Hand Made Articles, dl(^ mainly, was set up an organi In Europe, who have been waiting nomination in 1958. His election representative In Europe of the attract new Induktrj’. week. WTIC-Ohio Slate v* Mich WDRC—Olympic Roundup through Friday, 12-5 p.m. Satur zation where they could meet and .Minister of Education church year. Sermon subject; "At WDRC—Dartmouth v.a rrinceton WPOP—Juke Box Sat. Night day, 9-5 p.m. objectionable literature sold to Home Baked Foods. Social Tea for years for a chance to find new post-mortems have certainly not James 14'. McKay, Commission of the Churches on In- Home with God”. (Nursery in the Wro-P—Notre Dame va. Iowa minors. The distributor who trenational Affairs and Adviser on « :lb — WHAY—Haller ’’ost talk o\’er their ideas of the com homes somewhere, and they, who increased the affection in which he Minister of Music Parish House). WHAY—Parade of Muaic W'TIC—Monitor claims to handle 5(>0 titles of mag mon welfare. fled from oppression years ago, is held by 'Bailey and Ribicoff. Refugee Affairs to the World 5 p.m. Intermediate Luther • _ Rf.r4ira Revu. WDRC—Dance Orchestra azines, books and comics, says no They might' possibly concede him 9 a.m., Church School teachers Council of Churches. League. WKNB—Songa for Sat. WPOP—Juke Box Sat. Night Deaths Lust Night dealer is required to handle any In the second stage, the fledg- are still under red tape procedures. 9:15 and 11 a.m., Church School, WTIC-Ohlo Slate va Mich. nomination for hia old post in Con service and high school classes. 7 p.m. Senior Luther League. Gînadians Victims WDRC—ra.-'clnallng Rhvihm WTIAY —Haller Post publication which he thinks might Ting government In the western An^ in the Near East, one of the gress from the First District, but nursery through senior high. WPOP—Notre Dame va. Iowa WTIi.‘—M'lnilor 10 a.m.. Church School, classes WDRC—Dance Orchestra By THE AH.«tOClATED FRESH be classed as objectionable. And town, and the fledgling world or-ItMnga that fetters instability in that would-be the maximum. « for ail ages. 2 p.m., CYP Club will meet at Rt. John's Polish NatiennI . the.V/msy be returned for full the church to attend the Hartford WHAY—Parade of Music WPOP—Juke Box Sat. Night New , York, Lester Durand ganlzation,------foijnd------themselvee------chaKw.i. tha. unstable fate By our own guess, Dodd would 10 a.m.. Adult ^service of wor Catholic CAiurch WCO?—Record Revue l#:sa- Gardner, 80, an early-day leader credit. "Should you be requested not really want to run for the ship. Sermon, "Faith of . Our East A.ssociation rally at the East The Rev. Stephen 8. StryjeWskI W KNB—SUmga for Sat. WHAY- Haller Post by duly constituted authorities to lenged by the fact that of countless Arab refiigees, and we WTIC -Ohio State va Mich. WTIC Monitor In the advancement oif aeronauti at the Fathers". Windsor Church.. Of Own Prosperity had started ehooting Senate in 1958 if his opponent were W alter Grzyb,- O rganist WDRC—Fascinating Rhythm WDRC—Dance Orche.sira cal sciences, founder of the Insti might have dona- more than we to be the present Republican in 6:30 p.m.. Intermediate Metho WPOP—Notre Dame Va. Iowa WPOP—Juke Bi^x Sal. Night tute of Aeronautical Sciences and Each coidd, in the tace,.^ such a did. in tha past, to forward some dist Youth Fellowship. Vernon Metiiodlst Oiorch cumbent, Btil Purtell. The latter It Sunday 8:30 a.m,-^Maaa. ' Ottawa, Ont., Nov. 24 (AT—Nev-anotes that as Canada's foreign -P a ra d e of Mu.^lc ---- WHAYr^Hsilcr Post __^______former president of-the American challenge, have givdh ,up and IhtemaUonal solution of their hu-^ such a good friend that the 1952 6:30 rp.ih:'.''' Senior Methodist .- lA'srnon, CoBq.-.„-y 10:30 a.m. HigJv'Maaa. WCC>i^Record Revtesr WTIC—MonSor Cham)>er of Commerce ' of. Aero Ret-*. Warren Coveil, Minister er before has there been eo much: debt lisea, e(T will foreign claims WKNB^^^mga for Saturdav WDR(‘—Dfttic^ Orrh.»)*lra folded up. Ecteh,-'Instep, choee man problem. rbrnor factory had Dodd coming Youth Fellowahtp.' - nautics and of the .Gardner Pub- j PINE >HARNAGY 8 p.m., Bible Class at the- par Marjorie Stephens, Organist talk in Canada ovef the Influx of I M:Mnst Canada'e future earnings. MTIC—Ofiki Slate va Mich WPOP—Juke Box Sal. Nlgtit «S4 CKNTEB 8T. Ml. S-tll< to eurvive, and realized that to out for him, deserting hUs own M ancl^ler Gospel Jfall Canadian savings are high but WDRC—FaaKnating Rhythm ll:ee- lishing Co., died Friday. He was So we rejoice that' the present party to do so. until his own party sonage. ,415 Center 8 t. investment from other nations, in WPOP—Notre v*m e va. Iowa WIIAV—MiHinliaht Matinee born in New Xotk City. s Bank survive it >rfuat oppose the force dramatic plight of the Hungarian Morning Service. 9:30. not high enough to finance aii of WTtO- Monitor situation ‘suddenly offered him k particular the United States. *’wnAY—Polka Parê WDRC—New, New York'.'Harrison Atwood. "0, OPEN ALL DAY of lA’ndeaA'nees with a force of its Rt. Mary's Episcopal Church Church School. 10:45. Sunday aervices; the 1956 capital investment pro WPOP—Juke Box Sat. Mailt refugees haia put our heart out nomination |o r Congress. The talk in some quarters Is gram, estimated at between 57', WiTCC—R ecord R e v t ^ , vice chairman of the’board of Mc- owiy^ But. almost simultaneously with Cliiirch and Park Rtreeta Sermon: "Pathways to God", lt);30 a.m., To remember the that Canadians are victims of their W TIC—M onitor • - II :ia- Cann-Erlckson. Inc., international SUNDAY In the open, .where it oiight to'be, The Rev. Alfred L. Williams Rev. Coveil and |8 billions. Canadians are re W DRC—K aaclnallag RhytlVui WIIAY—Moonltahl Statinee. Bo the a’eetam town organized Dodd's effort to stake out a claim -Lord. own prosperity. WPOP—Notre Dame va, low^ WTIC Snort, - advertising agency, died Thurs and we/fio^ that, from this ex R ector 12:15 p.m., Sunday School. ported to have financed about 7.5 WDRt:—Dance Orrheatra itself A temporary vigilante move on the 1958 senatorial nomination, The background Is this: per cent of it duf of their own WPOP—Juke Box Sat. Nialtt day. He was l)orn in Auburn, perience, we will be encouraged there has been a revival of talk The Ife'ir. /to m ah L, H arding Emanuel Lutheran Church '’^ 7' p.m., Gospel meeting. Canadians tackled the biggest WHAY—Polka Parade II :Ze— Maine. ment, in which v(duateeri Joined Parish Visitor C. Henrjr .Anderson, P as^ r pockets. ^ Wf'CC—Record Review of Manchester and inspired to remember what about Purtell retiring from the business expansion in their his WKNB—Evening Serenade WHAV — MiM.niiahl Uaune, Arliggton, Va.. Randolph S. by A~cbmmon need for survival Senate and running for Governor Martin James Dwyer, Edael C. lsancM; tory. Investors in the United What irks some Omadians is W TIC—M onitor WTIO—Monitor Taylor. 49, executive secretarx’ of wa really are. more of the time, Assistant to the^Fantor that American capital is flowing WDRP--CPI.A V.W VSe \vT)Rt —Dance Orcheatra through the eetabliehment of law instead. Such a develo'pment would Student .Assistant' ; States and other countries sensed WPOP—Notre Dame va. Iowa I the: Burley and Dark Leaf Tobac end in more routine circum Sydney W, MacAtpIne, G. .Albert Pearson, A Thought for Today into the dynamic segments of in WI1AT-i.Mn,,tiiietit Mattnee SNOW make It possible for Dodd to run : the country's growing importance. dustry, such as mining and oil. !:»•- co Export Assn,, and formerly DEALS NOW I 'organized themselves into a tem- stances. for the- Senate without being lih- Organist and Chair ^raclor M inlate^f Music Sponsored by the Manchester Factories of Canada were not WHAV —Polka Parade orta Final with the Kentucky State Depart , porary force capable of reestab Stocks of some Amerlc^n-con- w e re —‘Record Review •56 OLDS. SAVE klnd to hia friend. It might even Mrs-. \V. R. Kloppenburjf,. Coancll of Chnrches. Mg enough to turn out all of the WKNB—Evening Serenade ment of Agriculture, died Friday; PLOWING lishing order. make if possible for both of them Junior Ciiolr Organist Judgm e^Funday. Divine Wor- bJcl. ,4 ™ rur..th, .,,,1 WTIC—Monitor He was born iii Calhoun. Kv. ' .Super "8" Holiday coupe. Winter,,The Segregationist -ship and Church School at 9 and Canadian investors. Canadian in WDRC-rCEA va i;SP Glendale. Calif. Alma Whit Oreen and white, fully And the United Nations, in its to be gentle to one another, in ‘a other things needed. Canadian WPOP—Notre Dame va. Iowa • DRIVEWAYS The Sunday before Advent: 10:30. X Build a .Rlronger, Richer life pocketbooks were not fat enough vestment dealers and others con aker. syndicated columnist and | equipped, low mileage. ebmparable phase, found com It is said of spring that it turns manner potentially unkind only to The freedoms w:e enjoy today tend it is time these are opened • PARKING LOTS One owner. a young man's,,fahcy. but that la, their running mates, whoever these 7:30 a.m.. Holy Communion. SertVion; "Jesus Gives the Final io support all the coats. ^ W HAY—Polka P a ra d e feature writer for the Los Angeles j mon interest and used romrhon 9 a.m., Family Eucharist ’with ■^fdict",; are the gifts of God. no matter More than ever, Canadians had to Canadians, to give Canadians a Record Review .Times more than 30 years, died I of course, only the beginning. In might bo. ■ in what terms or creeds we wor • WKNB- Evening Serenade TEL. Ml 9-4100 •55 lUICK $2315 Action to atop the ■ shooting in Junior Choir. Address by Rector. Pastor Anderson to rely on foreign capital and sup chance for greater participation WTIC—Monitor , Friday. She was born in London. Special hardtop. Blue and It is fap too esyly to tell whether ship Him. It Is our great privilege In industries operating in this coun-. Korea, truth, spring affects all ages in there could be substantial Republi 11 a.m.. Morning Prayer and Sel:- 2 p.m., Pre-Confirmation League plies. w nnr trn.A va vf^r V Dunlap-Sorensen ■ [ New York — Di'. Bei'nsrd J. ; TURNPIKE white. Radio, heater, dy- mon. Senior Choir. members leave -tor Middletown to exercise these fi'eedoms by fry In commodity trade alone, the tO’.. WPOP Nnlre Dame va. Iowa Stern. 62, a lecturer In sociology | liallow. The next time violence broke the same way. The poet, perhaps, can resistance to the possible ing thanks at our houses of wor Mr. and Mrs. Glcnden J. Dunlap. .switch of candidacies on the part 7 p.m., Evening Prayed with Home for th8 Aged where they over-ail Canadian deficit —- excess dlarence D. Howe, trade mlni.s- l.M S. Main St., armbUnce tlie , Bt'Cplumbin . University since 1931, FREE! races to cite only the young, in ship. ter, )iaa voiced criticism of how Television f*ro*rram« AUTO SERVICE cut in our. western tow-n, the citl- of Purtell.' By all the present out Boys’ Ohoir,. followed b ^ instruc will present a Thanksgiving Serv of imports over exports — is ex engagement of . their daughter, i v r-j j c- ! EASIEST sens who believed in the necessity whom a turning of the fancy may tion, on Uie Faith andflâctice of ice. Religious faith stabilizes the pected to reach roughly $1 bil American corporations operate in On Page Two 164 WEST .MIDDUE TPKE. look. however, Purtell, whatever family and holds it together. By Canada. He emphasized that Amer Althea Louise, to Ronald L. Sorerf- ' „ ~ ° ' law and order if the town was be becoming.' But spring turns all his difficulês in auch a switch, the Church, ,i .' | lion this year, more than double sen. son of Mr. and Mr.,. John L. ' ’'»■ 'X* President qf Pan- CREDIT A real live baby ages, in some degree, into the Wednesdays;,AO a.m. Holy Com C'-oveiiant Congregational Chureh attending regularly the worship the (400 milllona of 1955. ican cajlltsl is still welcomed in .Sorensen of East Hartford. ;«grra (Pan Ari»<;rican-Grace Air- t M survive, knew what they had would have an oAsier time of it services of our choice we build Canada but appealed to Americans same kind of reaction. than Dodd, trying to get the Sen munion.. 43 Spnire Rt. Federal economists a a 11 m a t e Mi.ss Dunlap graduated from «ay»> fo/- *»■<’* tr'i"'c «n«l' . to do, but resolved to do it letter. Friday -fSt. Andrew's Day): 6 ■ The Rev. K. BJnar Rnsk moral character for the individual, that exports this year will rise by to open up more of their branch Manchester High School snd now ; .r“’* of Peruvian Winter is the real segregationist. ate nominatton in 1988. Paator the community and the nation. . How Christian Science lirsis •53 FORD $1095 -Furthermore, they realized that He would Indeed first have to a.m.. Holy Communion. about (400 milllona to a record (4,- operations to Canadian investors. attend. Teacher, College of Con-I CHRISTMAS TREE Oon/ider, for instance, yesterday, DSHj’: 7 p.m., Evening Prayer. . Ement Johnimn Jr,, Organist To this end. the non-sectarian 700,000,000, But imports are ex He urged also that they select necticut, New Britain. Her fiance i d'fd Fnday. He Custom "8” 2-door. Ra the preservation of law and order gain nothing short; oi^ control and program. Religion In American more top executives for branch ••WHY PRAYER had to be regularized, so that the day winter chose for its. first recognized leadership of the Demo pected to spurt ahead by about i, a graduate of East Hartford Chicago. dio and healer. Stiuidard with every NEW Talmttvilin CongregatlonsI 9:30 a.m., Sunday School. Life, which ii sponsored by a lay (1 Mllloh to a peak of (5,700,000,- plants from among Canadian tech High School and alao i, a , indent Now! RUSCO transmission. they wouldn't have to meel and decisive 1956 arrival. It had been cratic party. That would be quite a 10:45 a.m., Morning worship. men’s committee, calls, on us to nicians; that they allow Canadian CAN HEAL" hiding beyond'‘the horizons, in large order, even if the destinies Church 000. , at Teachers College of Connecti % Chriftntns Club or NEW discuss first every time somebody Evejrntt A, Murphy, nninister Sermon,: "A Venture in J*hith" designste November as a period of When all other-trade is consid branches to handle export orders; 910 k.c., Sunday, 8:15 a.m. cut. Wiiiiows aRd-Doors mock resignation, while we and abilities of 'Democratic State the Rev. Rask This is the second dedication for renewing our re I began abating. So they appointed Chairman Bailey and Governor , Mrs. .Anthony Urbsnetti, ered- -tourist travel, shipping and and that financial statements show “ A June wedding ia planned;---- •S3 PONT. $1195 dreamed of Indian Summers ■which part of the sermon series entitled ligious faith and building better the crossrborder flow of dividends how much profit is being made in Regular Savings Account' A sheriff, and 'gave him a badge, Ribicoff didn’t-happen to stand in ' Dlrsctor ;of Music ‘ lives. ^ in bakod aaamol tasted forever. And then, at the "I Dare You!” —the -deficit is expected to climb Canada and where the profits are Chieftain De Iaixc 4-donr. and the power to deputize, and the way. In our next, we shall out 10:30 a.m.r Churqh tifoe.uqrsery. (Selected) going. Radio, heater, hydra- very moment we were sluggish line what we Bu.spect will be the Sunday, November 25. , ■ ' X f to about (1.300,000,000 or more, This real .Christmas tree comes in a told him to he flti the Job aU year Service of Worship at 11 a.m. 7:30 p.m., Eveiifa^-.^rvice, perhaps double last year's (700 GENERAL beat the crowd matte. with Thanksgiving turkey, it picture,, on the Democratic side at showing of family'Mlnr*'"All for millions. smart 4” x 10” cellophane bag, wi^h sini- round. From that, moment on, the least, in 1958. Sunday School at 11. a.m. Gradea Him." . plc growing ihstractions. It can be grown western town had" Us standing, lunged out of hiding and whipped 7 and 8 and high school at 10 a.m. Child^tudy Unit In other yaars, a deficit of this TV SERVICE C h i t I! •55 OLDS. SAVE its own deep, penetrating chill Nursery provided. sise might have forced the gov ■ ■ • w l . in a planter .so that you will have a regular police force, vvhose power AUT6 SUGGESTION ? Church of the Nazarene ernment into a batch, of foreign Usrs 0 4 QC A into the air, flung its cold gray Little Rock, Ark —Two Little Sermon "The Truth Will Make 466 Main Street Will Hear Doctor Nights W0.9W Plus Psrts for your De Luxe “98” Holiday se real Christmas Tree for years and years; and authority was formally eatab- Rock^mitorlsts driving black 1951 You Free,” Rev; Everett Murjmy. exchange reitrictions.'But the ex $2.95 and. Any Other Decorator CoTor dan. Red and white. Fully aky over the sun. and set the first C. E. Wlnalow, Minister change value of the Canadian d6l- TEL MI 3-5482 ■Ushed. In time, individual citizens and, .1/152 model cars of the same G ertru^ Wilson and ^ Bficklev CSiild Study Group will {equipped. Low ngilleage. cf : a wintar'a infinity of snow Bolton Congregatinnai Church lar has showed no i^gns of weak One owner. even gave up the privilege ofecarr rnUkg were involved in a mlnor'col- Florence TtVood, Organists meet in the library of'l)»e school at ening. The main reasM: The flow tying their own gun.< flakes dancing by our windows.. luioh here. Rev. Theodore W> Chqndler Jr., 1 p.m^ Nov. 27. Dr. Harvey Was- • iti'i ' Minister , of foreign oapiui prinoipeUy from ANT SGUS CAU The'Unlted NationS.'in mponse That first toii^-h was enough to Poilce said that in the excite Church .School, 9:3ii a.m. Jun aerman. local psyebiatriat. will -the United States, has been more Chriatma'a Cards. separate the boys frOm the men. ment that followed Mike Wright Waltnr Grgyb, Minister- qf -Mpsig ior and Intermediate Departments speak to the group on "Character BIG TRADE IN y~j" to shooting in Egypt, has gone drove off la the cor belonging to- than sufficient to cover the deficit. ALLIED TV SERVICt A. 0. ARONSON For the one It was a day of exhila meet at the Davis Memorial. Development.” with a question pe With some minor exceptions MANCHESTEB Picture Tube . Make your aomej^taat beyond, the use of vol- Leon Huey. Later both returned 9:3(7? n.m.'8mvdkSLB.cJw)i, Worship Sendee. 10:4.V \.m.. riod fdllowing. * the- Canadian dollar has remained complete ' AgMt ALLOWANCE! rating tingle, for the other A to the wreck scepe to swap cars. 11 a;ln., Morning ■k'drshlp; Message, "Th?- Peril of Prodigal- ^ M e A Per House Call untear ^gUantea as in Korea, and Dr. Waaserman. who studied at at a premium. Its main support ^ I 9 W plus Parts Christmas Card touch Of depressing pariUysia For ity /’ the Southard .School, Menninger has been the*heavy flow of foreign has fUiAlly eatabiiahed a. recog • Youth Sen’ice: 6 p.m - Ml 9-4856 nized police foTce of Its own, and the one it was a day of hope - Foundation, Topeka, Kan., will be capital. BU 9-0080—9 a.m. to 9 p.m. selection here, Junlot Society, 6 p.m. ' '• director of the-Community Mental Nonetheless there is bfficial un Mfjnbff Kuclffirjr For DMionstrotioii ‘ •54 OLDS. $1995 There's a , given this police force a badge. hope for more of the same and Evangelistice Service, 7 p.m., IUiidc4l^ f r tP 4iilP Tprh‘«lrUiit and don't forget 1 for the other' it was a day Health Qlinic which he is helpihg easiness over the growth in Can J And, although this has atiil been Message, “The Grace of Giving.” to establish In Mancheeter. At ada’s foreign debt, boosted by the MoybBYOUarBO your Halimask No Obligation, Ot Course Super "88” 4-door. Tu- of vain and escapefui wshfut Skywatch Schedule present, he is engaged In private trade dtflclt and capital importe. toae blue. Radio, heater, done as a temporary, emergency Calvary Chapel Includes l^stalUtloa, plus Wx. Gift Wrap hydransatlc. 'Power steer CHMSTMAS CLUB PLAN measure, we doubt vAry much thinking—perhaps it would not practice and teaching at the Unl> It appears that by the end of UNIVERS&UST (Assemblies of God) ve'rsity of Connecticut doctoral HPECIAUZED in. the construction field 6 a.m .--8 a.m. A*olunteer Needed Tuesday and FrldayT2-4 p.m.'^ RALIRTI . The,' answer- here is y ea" 8 a;m. - 10 a.m...... Volunteer Needed. , Tuesday 7-9,lrth. . “B&B” porch or breeze- 10 a.itf. r 12 Noon ...... ;. Volunteer Needed' Wednesday" 7-7 ;55 p.'ra. PINE . way enclosures, add qual- LOST VOTERS < Noon - 2 p.«n. .. 1 . . , ...... Burr Stephens, Mary Stephens and Modem NeCro- Hi'or pahiphlet on UnlyersalT^ îty and beauty to yonri A Biz Alwt«nti4in Houston (jP). — Election Judges ^ConchietBS by C oIobbI « mI Mrs. WHtoai Sfptlf. I Ism mail .this coupon and I Si]2 p.m. - 4 p.m...... Gloria McCauley, Donna Zoilo jaaiicy. Alias Mesmerism and Hyp- ; . IQc to the Connecticut Uni-” , PHARMACY •home!, ' Aa histotle vote was recorded at a recant 31 million dollar school h P .m ,--6 p.m...... Roger Winter notism,. Denounce^” will be the i 664 Center SL—Tcl. MH-98U FRED.T.BAKER bond election thought Precinct^^ j6 p .n i.'*,8 p.m. . . . / w ...... Wayne Garland subject df-lite Lesimn Sermon for' ' ' versallst > Convention, 433 'I '■it tiM United Nations .the other voters must have gotten lost. Y!ke~' 8 p,m...- 10 p.m...... 1 ...... Kenneth. Churilln, Jean Hayes, iBsjpiratieBd siRîBf. libl* ttachiBg. I Fern Street, West HarUord,'! 97 CENTER ST. lorHott-lroinard' Co. i ?lr (Sunday, Naycmher 26. . . , I Connecticut , • j « dminRUe gymbol of th e ; Judgea eat for eight ôura before 'Bernard Hart ■The Golden "Text Is from' ' III 1 MANCHESTER, CONN. 60S NEW PARK AML Enipi. jrWck may xwipel n einffle vour abodead up. The JO p.m. - Midnight'...... Bet'ty Etvozinaky, Helen Shaphrd John (1:11); ‘;Belpêd, follow not; Mwie by land oRd SoBy Nr IrigodB. , Name ...... '..1;.... , PINE LENOX ereeeBl a«vaga > J'*4gaa and clarlu couldn’t even Skywatch P ^ t locat-ed on.top of ^Manchester Police Station, that which is evil, but that which! Addreim WE8THARTFOKD, CONN. iaotn-thamMves they lived In.-VohintMrs may Kgietcr at Civil Defense Headquarters. .Municipal-. is good.” . I j Ml M i l s 10:45 A.M. aed 7:30 i n wbIcowb! PHARMACY 41 ; 1 v-.*“ ' fi., ...... i Oth» araoiBcla. Th* Inaue'-cardad-Building, Mancheftcr on Moiiday, Wednesday, or Friday lrom :l to 5 Selections from the Bible in-1 ...... V..J 2N E. Center St,—MI 9-0890 jdAOBdClBd voUchM W6«jg,A in U a city. /p.m. - ■' r ,„ ______elude the 'following: , "Let Uiisi ' '■ -.f- . ', ■' ■■ ' ■ '■ " • ■" • F. ! ■> c . ■ I - 4 ' 'A FAGSStX UANG&ESTISft EVSHING HERALD. MANCHESTER. CONN, SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 24. 196ft IIANCHESTEB e v e n in g h e r a l d . MANCHESTER. CONN. SATURDAY; NOVEMBER 24. 196« ■w* RoekTillc Morning aervica, 9:80 sum., ohureh f n d a vi’« r Boltoa Chriatnuia Cliib Checks MiiHed Today school, 10:45 a-rti. Tha Rav. War Uphron .. , ren Coveil, pastor. • - Whistles Vex First Congregational: Church, Radio Awarded Several Family School Units City Council Vqrnon: Cihurch scho<(L 9:30 a.m.; Red Observer morning w o rs h ip .lb ;4 5 a.pi.; For High Sales Set Drive for ■ * 'h . Will Recess sermon b.v The Kev. George 8. Parties Observe 'i ^ Higgins, pa.stor. The ^9th anni Of 15.S. Voting versary of the church will be ob-. Andover, Nov. 24 (Sêcial)-^ Day of Thanks seiu'ed with a special service at Beverly Thpmpson waa awarded a bid Clothing Until Dec. (OanUnved from Page Om ) 7:30 p.m. .This service will in radio fot' being top salesman in Hebron, Nov.. 24 (Special) clude Communion, reception of the magazine subscription drive Kudryavtsev aaid tha quaation Mr. and Mrs. Clarence E, Porter Bolton. Nov. U (SptclaD—B«. Rockville. Nov. 24 (Special) — new members, and the reowning entertained a ifamlly^ party of 23 The City Council will not hold its of the Church Covenant by all • conducted by the eighth grade. She of skyscrapers "is one th4tt enn be ftanlnf Wedheadaj', the student sold $180 worth of subscriptions.' at their home here on Thanksgiv regularly scheduled meeting Mon- members. This clvurch is the oldest argued"—Moacow'a first waa tom ing day. Those present included counclU of the Elementary School dsy night, according to Mayor in town, . Statuette trophies were won by will conduct their second annual Donald McGrath, top aaleaman dowA before completion under the the four Porter brothers, Howard Herman G. .Olson. ion Congregational Church: clothlAg drive for the Save the among the boys, and to Jean de - Stalinisation program — b u t E.. Leonard C.. David K., and Gor Since the city's flscal year ended iiirch school. 9:30 a.m.; morning don Earle Porter, and their chil- caiildren Foundation. The drive Nov. 15, Monday's meeting has Lange, next highest salesman. "many Ameriean cities wbutd ap Will end Dec. 4. yorshlp 10:45 a.m.; .sermon by the In addition, each student selling dfen, also their sister, Miss Clare The organisation has been dla-, been canceled. The City Council pastor, the Rev. 'aul J. Bowman. pear strange without them.” E; Porter, and James Cloud, slao will hold its next meeting D ecy'i over $30 worth of aubecriptions The editor aaid the American' trlbutlnir clothing to needy chil Rockville Baptist C h u g c h : Was given an engraved certiOoate Mrs. Louise Bliime and Mra. MANCHESTER before the annual City Meeting. It Churrh school, 9:45 s.m.; •morning people are "beginning to realize the Natalie B. Jones. For Q artfrM Comfort Iravo o eotiiallMlr t f ) ^ dren and their families in this is expected topics slated f ^ con for salesmanship. - significance of friendly relations Galtasso HardM-are Offers StoHn.itOHl^y iScreen Sash First National Saves .Banking Time country and. abroad for many worship, 11 a.m. with sermon by The eighth graders were nAmed So many people here had guests sideration at the annual ^meeting the pa.stor, the Rev. Edwin A. with the Soviet Union." that day that it would be impossi years. Sixteen large bag* cloth will be discussed at thayiime. champions of Eastern Connecticut indhfiduoly dotifiitd for yoH of tho ing and ahoes were ctdlected local Brooks. He wrote that - dmonstratlonn ble to enumerate them all. Mr. and Apartments PlMned for percentage-wrise increase of aganst him and his two companions ly last year. Trinity Lutheran Church: Sun sales. The total originally set for Mrs. Frederick Brehant enter George E. Risley Vernon build in Ann Arbor, Mich., 'Wichita, Kan., tained 18 guests, just to mention a FeBowahlp Electa Oflioere ' er, was issued a ppnnit Friday by day school and Bible classes, 9 their drive waa $1,200. Lvnn Paggloll was elected presi a.m.; Sunday worship, 10 a.m. and Denver, Colo., because o f the few. Building Inspector Roland P. Ush Early' and enthusiastic support Soviet intervention in Hungary dent of the Pilgrim Fellowship at er for conalruôn of four apart St. John's Episcopal Church: of townspeople enabled the pupils Miss' Marjorie H. Martin and her CHOICE VARIETI the Congregational Church last were not carried out by "real aunt. Miss Louise Hollister were ment houses jrfn Reed St. Holy Communion, 8 a.m.; family ^to raise their goal twice, reaching American people.” QUALITY ' night. Membership of the group is Each hOutle will have four ■ 3- a final total of $1,685.90. entertained at the home of their service Holy Communion, 9:30 nephew and niece, Mr. and Mrs. SEAFOOD ^ • ' made up of freshman and sopho- room ap^m enla. n\aklng avail a.m., with corporate Communion The 'drive, conducted for the ■ ^ more high school students. benefit ofHhe annual eighth'grade Joseph 'Fill of THompsonvllle. able a w a l of 16 new apartments. for Altar Guild members, and bap Another large 'Thanksgiving 43 O A K ST. Also elected last night-were The M^rtment houses will be at tism, classes and sermon; m'lfning New York w p. netted a profit of 99 EAST CENTER ST^Tel. Ml-S-ftOOt Deborah Bristol, vice president; party was that of Mr. and Mrs. ;TEL. mi 9-99.‘t7 48, AO, 52 and 54 Reed St.. Just prayer and sermon, 11 a.m. The $.671.30, in addition to gifU of Henry C. Osborn of the Gilead.sec Marcia Glenney, secretary; and o^South St. Rev, Maurice G. Foulkes, pastor. $7.05. \ O verlyjQ agb treasurer. tion. Guests included Mrs.; Seven similar anartment houaes First— Evangelical Lutheran The final amount which must be Osborn’s brother-lnJaw and 'sister -'Eda'Srd Accomaass was named have been built in'the past year. Church: Sunday School. 9 a.m.; raised for the trip Vill nOl b«| (TTfirgA A.'Sweet. “69, of 827 Oen- Mr. and Mrs. H. J. Morehouse and / delegate to the Church Advisory Another permit has been i.ssu(?d morning worship. 10:l.’>'a.m., Sun determined until it is khqwn how ter St., forfeited a $200 bond in T. P. HOLLORM Council and John Jensen, alternate. but conatnictlon is not complete^. sons of Ridgewood, N. J,, and her day after Trinity, service in mem many students will go on the trip: Town Court today when he failed.to , brother-in-law and sister, the Rev. MANCHESTER Daughter Named L. P. Fitzgerald was also issued ory of departed loved ones, ser Guest Preacher ''x * make a scheduled appearance on a FUNBIAL HOMIj. Mr. and Mrs. Wilfred Smith, a. permit, by Usher for a 1-story snd Mrs. Lewis BreheuJ. snd Chil mon by the pastor, the Rev. Gor The Rev. Mr. Howard Seekers^ charge of driving while under the dren of Saratoga Spring. N. Y'. AUTO PARTS Air-ConJItions i Bolton, have named their baby addition to his Ford Sales and don E- Hohl. Storrs, will be guest preacher at' influence of intoxicating liquor or Ideally loontetf—noawBInrt M daughter, bom Nov. 20 at Hart Service Station on Brooklyn St. Mr. and Mra. Everett B. Porter St. Bernard's Church: Masses. First Congregational Church, to drugs. went to Pomfret for ThanK.sgiving 2/0 BR’/A D SI anray from Um b a i ford Hospital. Kathleen Ellen. With Poatmastsr Alden E. Bailey overseeing, officiafa of Manchester's, four flnancialMnsUtution!i The building will be of brick, steel morrow. Judge Wesley C. Gryk ordered a tare. Dtottoethra Si I Kladwfsrtea Sekedul* and concrete, and will be 60 by 90 7, 8. 9. 10 and 11 a.m.; the Rev. dinner at the homo of the latter's We ■ suggest you get your unloaded a total of $885,483 in Christmas checks at Uis post office thUI morning. preparMory to their He-is an ordanined minister of warrant, issued for Sweet's rearrest parents. Mr. and Mrs. Alfred S. Christmas Ceramics done early! am PaeUWea. Mothers who will assist at the fee't. Patrick Mahoney, pastor; the Rev. and set Imnd at $600 when this is Alwnyz At Your Serriee For being mailed out to 7,896 club members. From the left are Bailey, Frank Miller. treaaUrer of the Sav (Tlifford J. Curtin, assistant pas the Congregational church and a Bryden. Mrs. E. G. Lord was the Co-operative Kindergarten and ings Bank of Manchester: Henry Agnew, assistant treaaurer of the Manchester Savings and Loan Chanukah Celebrated former head of the English De done. ), ; -r' , • MACHINE SHOP SERVICE Nursery next W’eek include Mrs. Clianukah. the Festival of tor. guest of her grandson and family. • EQUIPMENT T. P. HOUORAN Aaan., Inc.; William Knight, vice president of the Manchester Trust Co.; and Shirley Harrington, presl partment at the Unlveraity of Con The action followed a request by Mr. and Mrs. Luglus W. Robinson PItaetal OtiMter Julian Newton and Mrs. Clifton dent of the First National Bank of Manchester. Lights, will be ob'.served by Con St. Joseph's Church; Masses, Atty. John D. LaBelle, representing CAMDOT • P A R K tnew and rebuilt) 7:30, 8:4.’). 10 and 11 a.m.; Vespers, necticut. of Columbia. ■ - . ■ • ACCESSORIES , ) ’ Reynolds, Monday; .Mrs. Edmund gregation B'nai Israel Wednesday He formerly appeared as a guest Sweet, that the case, be continued CERAMICS STUDIO' 3 p.m. The Rev. H. A. Lepek, pas It was mild, gracious weather, • s u p p l ie s JOHNJ.CRATTYJR. > P erûha and Mrs, William Rob- and Thursday, according to Rabbi preacher in the local church in for about a week. He said he told 117 NEW BOLTON ROAD hlM, Tuesday: Mrs.-X)avid Sharp- Roads, #Va. — when it said the Aaron Twersky. This holiday is tor; the Rev. B. A. Gadarowski, Sweet's wife yesterday he planned which must have been something • DUPONT PAINT< SUPPLIES NYSA "doublecrossed" the union assistant paator. August, 1954. like that which prsvailcd when the Route 8—511 8-5766 176 Oentar SL.-aM . I D l U P ' ley and Mrs. E. J. Roser, Wednes Hpngary Reds ce'lebrated by Jews as aâeason of His sermon will be baaed on to ask for a continuance today. But Open Saturday until 5 p.m. day? Mrs. Robert Agnew. Thurs ILA Ready Wednesday and Joined in asking Thanksgiving and reconsecration Sacred Heart Church. Vernon; Sweet did not come to court and Pilgrims of Pl.vmouth ate their for a court order blocking such a Masses. 8:30 and 10 a.m. The "Paul's Favorite Theme." turkey with Indians as guests, so day and Mrs. Eildry Baher, Frl; to the ideals of liberty. the Judge decided on the bond for This is the season when.- >. Herald Photo by Pinto union demand. Rev. Ralph Kelley, pastor. The Rev. Stepehen R. Chamber- many years ago. Another convenience has beenf ast U.S. for Attend Football Game ' lain is enjo.ylng the fourth Sunday feiture. we especially appreciate combina-' perience in the hardware business, added by the First National Bank * * ^ e re are 61 pupils enrolled In The NYSA’a attorney. Glardino, A group of local residents will William A. Loalbo of 7 Maiden Orange Me«ling purcha.sed new Imprinting equip To Return deniSd the aseociatlon / had e v ^ of his annual vacation. Fifteen members were piesent CUNLIFFE tlon storm and screen sash-perhaps Peter Gallasso highly recommends of Manchester, 595 Main St. They DON WILLIS MASURY the school at the present time, attend a. football game Sunday be Vernon and Talcottville news Lane, Rockville, was fined $120 for more than any other time of the OJaco Paints. He says they are are open both Thursday and Fri ment and is now able to offer its with a maximum of 20 pupils al- considered compromising on Ams tween the Chicago Bears and New items are handled through Thr sThe Senior Pilgrim Fellowship driving while under the influence at the meeting of Hebron Grange ^Secret’ Radio will hold a play rehearsal at the year-for it can he ver^ cold when tested constantly to maintain the day evenings from 6 to 8 p.m. . depositors personalized checks. loa-ed by the by-laws In each of issue but conceded some NySA York Giants. They will 'leave Herald's Rockville Bureau, 7 W. of intoxicating liquor. He waa ar Tuesday evening at Gilead Com MOTOR SALES The trend today is toward person members may have discusseî'some chuVeh tomorrow, evening at 7 rested Nov. 4 by State Poltce on munity Hall. It was voted to ac it comes ^^-to /the- changing old, high standards that have been set This added service will be great PAIKT the three sections. There are nine By Monday Rockville by bua at 8:30 a.m. Sun- Main 8t„ telephone TRemont EXPERT AUTO BODY and fa.shioned screens and hanging the : by the Oliver Johnson Co. and ly appreciated by shoppers, for alized checks and this can be m m openings for enrollment of new such pisn with the ILA. / (Cohttmied from Page One) dav. The trip is sponsored by the 5-3186. o’clock. the Wilbur Cross Highway. cept a calf from Joyce Kinney, to Serving as Organist FENDER REPAIRS storm sash that they have always given checks may be cashed while shop done very quickly. 18 Main St., Tel^-9.45S1 students. • ' ' ' At any rate, the ILA n6w is un PAG Club. Richard Edgar of 28t Spruce St. start a calf chain, this-calf to be In fact if you are opening a new CSwrch Council to Meet (Continued from Page One)' der a federal reatrîng order loan diplomats remained in the Clifton Goodsle is now serving waa fined $20 for Intoxication and presented to a 1-11 member. Miss e n a m e l and LACQUER If you are struggling with this customers satifaction over a ping in the evening, leaving Sat To Aid Hiingmr.v problem, why not drive over to period of years. urday an open day without______the account at the First National The Advisory Council of the against insisting on p larger bar legation after the correspondents Sanford A. Lincoln, chairman of as organist for the First Church given until the end of the day to Kinney received a calf from the ' . REFINIBHINGA Spoeiolixiii^ In \ taken in the federal court in New of Christ in Glastonbury, while Gallasso Hardware and Supply Gallasso's also carry a-full line necessity of going downtown. If :-®“ nk of Manchester you may have Congregational Church voted this gaining unit. A h e ^ n g on wheth were allowed to leave Hungary. the Rockville Ch^ter, American | pay the fine or go to Jail. He aakCd Grange in 1952. REASONABLE PRICES week to hold an informal recep York would cover "the whole er the order a h ^ d be dissolved studying sacred music at the leniency so he could get "medical Co., locatedfd at the corner of Main I of fine papers also manufactured you have not taken advantage of ; J'our imprinted with your PAUL'S Red Obss. has made an appeal for . O bituary Master-elect Sher"'ood Strick FREE ESTIMATES 5. Middle Turnpike and! by the Oliver Johnson Co. Y'ou w ill! this banking convenience, do s o l" * " ’ * while your account la be- RRAKE SERVICE tion for church members on Dec. or converted In ^ a temporary in Mipdszenty. released from house Hartford School of Music under treatment.” land announced the following com St. and E Paint and WaOpsper StMM show,” , meaning the dispute in ail arrest by the rebels Just before the money and supplies for Hungarian | ROUTE .30—WAPPINO CONN. talk with Peter Gallasso the ' find* all patterns of paper for this coming week. , ^ ing opened. If you. are one of the 30 from 3 to. 5 p.m. Ouests at the junction is sêduled in Federal refugees. The appeal was initiated | Gordon Steams. A Toronto, Ohio man, Thomas mittees, for 1957: Front End Alignmont ft45 Main StoseC the Atlantic and Gulf ports. massive Soviet onslaught, has been Goodale. 18, was graduated Young, forieited a $20 bond poated AT THE RICHFIRI-D SIGN every room in the house in an i On Feb. 25. 1950. the First N a -["'“ ‘'y reception will be new members court in New York next Wednes by Ellsworth Bunker, president of ! Home Economics, Mrs. Wilmir S...... ------— tional Bank of Manchester dpened ' sccount at the Fir.st National received into the church during The report submitted to the day. unable to leave. from Windham High School last on a violation of the rules of the TEL.'Ml-S-8404 *”^You'wui always find plenty of | extremely wide price‘7a“nge.'stop , i TeL MI ft-OSM the American Red Cross, because i June. He formerly held positions Porter, chairman: Mrs. William its modern and efficient quarters | drop in and ask to have your Gonnrd Rnpoir V ie ek ■ the past year. White House by the inquiry board Both Wkldman and Giardino said Moscow has charged that the Deaths road^ He was arrested fdllowing a H. 'Warner. Mrs. Homer W. Hills. parking space around Gallas-so j in and look around any time, you ' - - - Roman Catholic prelate was one of of the urgent need In Hungary. a.s organist in Windham and Cov Hardware and Supply Co., in fact will be pleated with the varied at Main and Hazel Sts. Due to its checks personalized - they will be Canned Goods Shower made no recommendations for set- the emptoyers and union have fail An additional $100,000 has been minor Wilbur Croas Highway ac Mrs. W. S. Grlffiii; the elelnents who turned the Hun entry churches. there is a large parking area Just sclectlon and the moderate cost it rapid growth in the Manchester happy to do this for you. MciUbers and friends of United rtling the dispute. Such reports arc ed to/ ig r to on practically every- lUlocated’ to that country, bringing cident Nov. 3. Legislative, .lohn E. Morton; in One of the advantages of bank Methodist Church are planning a th ii^ else, too, including wage garian rebellion into what it called .Miss Martha E. Crockett . In addition to giving private In Other dispositions: FOR EXTRA MONEY ight in front of the store -off the will take to redecorate your home. area. It was neces.sary to triple the confined by law to a factual re the total to well over $260,000, surance. JHhmer W. Hills; pub original space about a year ago. ing at the First National Bank is M a t t it r canned goods shower for the fam port on the issues. rates, length of contract, welfare a "fascist uprising." The Cardinal Miss Martha E. Oockett. 208 N. struction to .voting music students. Ronald L Boyd, Lake St., Bolton, street of course—so you will not Bunker aaid. Goodale is a member of the 169th licity, ^ r s . W. S. Griffin and Mrs. Courteous service coupled with the fact that there ia always ample ily of the new minister, the Rev. The board, headed bv Thomas , fnds, vacations, holidays, and had welcomed the movement for Elm St., died last night art Man fined $12 for passing a stop sign. Chart'e.V H. Fish; youth. Arthur have to walk any dl-stance at all. B IT WHERE IN TEXAS parking. The plaza, which is re independence and neutralit.v be .Money and supplies will be used Infantry Regiment of the Nation ' Laurence F, Costello Jr., 36,,of WE BAY Aluminum combination storm helpful ad\1ce ha.s made this bank Uiiholstonr Carlton Daley; Canned goods may W. Holland. George tVashlngton ^ther issues. for the thousands of refugees ar chester Memorial Hospital after a Kêfe, chairman: Douglas Strick Oklahoma City (4*1—Mike .Sa- served for customers only, pro be left at the parsonage any time tween East and West that Nagy al Guard. Willlmantic. meeting 91 Main St., fined $10 for intoxi and screen sash and combination a pleasant place to conduct busi Univsrsity professor and arbitrv^ riving in Austria from Hungary. brief illness. Tue.sday evenings. At the comple land, Beverly Griffin: Blue Cross bouri of Tehran, Iran, has de ness for a great many people. vides plenty of room for cars aqd Speoiallalni Friday. tor, Hated the controversial ‘y i- proclaimed during- his brief period cation. HIGHEST PRIGES doors not only are a great con cided that he can't he cla.s.sified of power. Relief will be distributed through tion of his training it is expected collecy)r. Mrs. Cliarlea H. Fi.sh; Ror those Who wish to conduct in case of an extra busy day, thero In Members of the Women’s So dustrj'wide bargaining" issuyâs She wa.s principal of the Lincoln Mrs. Judith C. Stang, .39, of New comnuinity service, Wilbur S. For Rags. Paper. Metals venience, ending the twice a year as a foreign student at Oklahoma [ their busienss in as short a time as are plenty of parking places pflthe ciety for Christian Service will Police Arrest the International Red Ci'oss. School in Kearney, N. J. he will become company clerk. struggle with the old fashioned the ILA's "key demand'/ and York Cit.v, had a charge of reckleas P o r t e r , chairman: Sherwood street right in front of U>e bank. * Fumituro Ro-nphnl- arrange them on cabinet shelves Ahyone wishing to take part in She leaves two brothers. Thomas Immunization Clinic driving nolled on payifient of $12 and Scrap Iron windows but they add to the value * ^ 2 "* J*;. ' . I possible, the drlve-ln window has added: this program may contribute A recent immunization clinic Strickland. Mrs. Jo.septi 1’. Novak; Introduced to another OCU stu- ' Why not er.Joy the pMfny 'added storlM in preparation for the arrival of The continuation of thiyissue as Six Youths as W. of Fort Lauderdale, Fla., and on recommendation of Assistant CALL OR DELIVER TO of your home. You will be sur 8ent. his new acquaintance a.sked conveniences offered' to the de the Daley family next day. Driver Arrested money or supplies to the Rockville wa.s attended by 58 elementary refreshment, Mrs. Raymond Brun- especially appreciated when young an unsettled matter is preventing Wilfred G. O ockett of Manchrs- i v . j ^ Prosecutor William D eH ^ .' nell. prised how reasonably you can .where he wa.s from positors of the First National * Auto Tops Christmas cards and gift items Chapter office, 76 Pro.spect St.. ter; and two sisters. Miss Winifred children and 10 pre-school- haVe them installed in your home. children are taken along in the Dependable QnUlty — SeiYtea! tha completion of cqilective bar Result of Fight She was represented by LaBelle. An honor certificate from Con "Iran.” replied Mike. car, for, regardless of .weather, Bank? being sold by the WSCS are now at On Road Count Lincoln said„The local chapter has M. Oockett o f New York City who said his client wAs not arrest- OSTRINSKY If. however, you would like to * Truok Cushions gaining contracts in/kU ports.” been authorized to accept new or Vaccinations were not given at necticut State Grange was pre Dealers la Waste Slaterial* "Oh." said the other student, everyone remains dry. while your Jthe home of Mrs. Ernest Howard and Ml.ss Jane D. Crockett of Man c i at the time o f-th . Nov. 3 Wilbur pay for them over a period of "and what part of Texas is that 69S CENTER (B«w) for the convenience of anyone in- The fact-finderS/-pin-|rointed the Police grrested six youths about cleaned used wool blankets, new that time since the vaccine had sented to Mrs. Adolph Simons 781 PARKER 8*x'. business is being .transacted. William H. SchiaMce dispute on Newy'Vork by saying: Clifford M. Skoog Jr., 16, of 28 chester. Cross HighwâJ' accident in which for her work as lecturer. time, Peter Gallasso "111 assist in?” The First National Bank has' tereated in<^making pucchaaea. 1 a.m. today as the result of a sweaters, Jackets and coats, vita been inadvertently aent to the in Tel. MI-S-S785 or Ml-S-5879 M îne Officers tss Spruce SL TeL Ml-S-1flM TEu Ml s-sasi "No listing oflasucB in ports out- Packard 8t., will face a charge of The funeral will be held at the correct address. she was involved, but received no The program con.vsted of read you in arranging* terms so that The Executive Committee of the bi-awi at Charter Oak Field about failure to grant the right of way mins and antibloUc*. W. P. Q\ilsh Funeral Home, 225 tice tile arrest later by mail. you will not feel the purchase as WSCS will meet Monday at. 8 p.m. aide New 'to m la made here since Barke Barns Honors Churrh School Meeting ings on the theme of Thanks 4 ^ in most 0/ these localities little l0:30 last night. One youth was in Town eburt Monday as the > 4 „ Main St., at 2:30 Monday after There "Ilf be a meeting of the Jatnes'J. Joy, 16. of 2 Hackma- giving, safety and farming. an extra burden. t*lan Intorvicws at the church. noon. The Rev. Arnold Tozer, While ,vou may not want to Mancliealrr .4n8Kerinf; Service effort WM made to coileummate injured. suit of a minor accident at H a ^ \ church school staff of First Con-1 ‘ ’"'ith theft of a SpeclaHalng In V n a m W ta i Methodist Services ford Rd. and Bridge St. shortly Mrs. E. Fenton Burke, has earned minister of the Second Congrega motor vehicle, had his case referred ' Visitor Here CHOCOLATE CHIP start decorating Just before the The Rev. Earl O, Pearman will an agreement. Nearly all of the Details are not clear and police second honors at WlUistori Acad grcgational Church Monday eve Capt. Donald E. Newton, officer ConUlnen. BaMgaeatar nai after 4:30 p.m. yesterday. tional C^lhurch. will officiate. Burial to Juvenile court bv Gryk. Judson Strong. I>jng Neck, AND CARACAS holidays, remember that Gallasso’s More . bonaea • preach on "A Formula for Prayer” parties indicated that if . a settle- emy. Easthampton, Mass., accord ning at 8 o'clock at the church. Mass., was a visitor hei-e Wedne.s- in charge of Marine CTorps recruit Freezer Bo«e, n asilo f M i are still investigating, but it ap No one was injured. will be in Bast Cemetery. The youth was represented by .Hardware and Supply Co. carries ing in Connecticut, announced to are painted at 11 a.m. .worship at United m en/w as reached in New York ing to a release from that school. The youth choir rehearsal will day at Ins hunting lodge. He a.sk- CHOCOLATE with S. W. P. Contalaere. th^ other porta prould be able to peared this morning that the Skoog dr.ove out of a parking lot Friends may call at the funeral be held Monday at 7:30 p.m. Atty. Jerome .1. Walsh, who said the well known OJaco Paints, day that an officer procurement \ Methodist Church tomorrow. This Births .Announced ed this correspondent if slie knew manufactured by the Oliver John than aay otber will'be the last sermon of the Rev.. Mrigain out their differencea in fight, which resulted in the ar- started to cross Hartford Rd. home tomorrow from 3 to 5 and Ja.vcee Dtiare Set this was the youth's first offense i ICE CREAM team will be at the Hartford re Rental eKMa nvaUaMe ter yeUr [When he struck a truck driven by A daughter was bom Thanks from 7 to 9 p.m. how ''John-Torn Hill" got .its son Co. painL Mr. Pearman as interim ministerr latively short order.” rests, began'as the result of a dis giving pay to Mr. and Mrs. Herbe A dance for the benefit of the and he ft’ss returning the car at the name. Docs anybody know? Sorry cruiting station on Nov. 27, 28 and frozen meet and vegetaUta M I Leslie K. Richardson, 48. of Ripley Try this Royal taste sensation! With more than 25 years of ex- little aa .Me n flay. in the local parish. ,/ The n InijuJrj’ board listed, be pute over driving. Martin. 41 Brooklyn St., at Rock Nathan Hale Jayceea' .vouth activ- time an accident occurred which we couldn't enlighten Mr. Strong. Re has served in that capaci Hill, Coventry, as Richardson was ONCE IN .A MILLION , ity program will be held at the resulted in Joy's arrest. A double rich chocolate The team will be in Hartford to sides the' multi-port bargaining ■ Roger Hathaway, 17, of An making a left (urn on Hartford Rd. ville City Hospital. It might be,that there,/Werc two. since the resignation of the Rbv. dover,; was treated and admitted Also at Rockville City Hospital, Lynchburg. Va. )/Pi—TTfe Lynch- Cove in Coventry this ovening at brothera, one named John and the I with a fudge flavor. administer physical and mental scope demand, these other "un from Bridge St. Patrolman Walter burg News said it p r o b a b 1 y , 8:30. ‘ ■ PUNCH IS USG.AL examinations and conduct inter S H M m n i t - J. Richard Yeager Sept. 1 resolved isBuea " in the docks dis at Manchester Memorial Hospital a .son was bom yesterday to Mr. other Tom. But what wasi their j l . t 7w« o B^ Church school session w ill^ held Cassells Jr. investigated. wouldn't happen again in a mii;J .Music will be furnished b.v Jim Fresno, Calif ( * ) '— A neigh last name 7 Surely somebody must I In Pints and i) Gallons views of college men interested in pute: Wages, holidays,. vacations, with a fractured nose, hospital There was about $75 in damage and Mrs. Louis Bassett, Elling lion editions of the paper. , Rowley’s Quartet. At Your Favorite Store or At ' obtaining a Marine Corps commis ■at 9:30 a.m. Methodist YpUth Fel officials said. , ton. . borly punch in. the nosa Is legs’, know. If so, do respond by a . WllUAMS Loexn ruuiT 8-hour guarante’ , increased wel to the left front of the truck .and It had two reviews on the iiame The dance is being sponsored by- ruled Municipal Judge George W: sion through the Platoon Leaders 981 Mala SL, Tel. Ml S-66S« 81 BIS8EU. ST. Iqwship will meet at -7 fare contributions, employer con He aqd a companion told* po .AhonnLlfe Breaker written letter to The Herald Coun- i Congregational about $75 to the left side of the page of Henrik Ibsen’s playp'the Jaycce wives of the chapter. Huffman, when It serves to defen' ty desk. Roycri IcB Cr«om Co. or Officer Candidates Courses. Opea A 'C torge Aeeonnt TEL. Ml 8-84M tributions for the establishment lice they were driving south on car. Richard F. Miner, son of Mr. and These programs are open to un _ The Rev. Theodore/^. Randier Mrs. Clarence Miner, Lawrerice; Hedda Gabler." j which includes Andover and Cov a man'A premises against intrud Take llayride 28 Warren Street Ml 8-6950 We DeUtrer of clinics, hiring seniority, limita Main Sr. when they were "cut off” The dramatic societies of Sweet!'entry members. dergraduates and recent gradu —Jrrhas chosmi “ The-Ynnsforming by a car containing six youths. The ers. human or canine. ' The Young People's Fellowship Power of W orship'/fof his sermon tion of singleload weight, method B " i* ^f'Priar and Randolph-Macon'wom- Joseph Sullenger was acquIttBi ates, and offer the option of either of s e l e c t i n g hiring foremen, incident took place before the Breaker U8S Atka. The Atka is colleces sel^ted the - a.me of St. Peter's Episcopal Clmrch topic tomorrow M 11 a.m. worship an’s colleges selected the same Manrhester IN'ening Herald Aa- ' after admitting he clobbere'd nrigh- went on a hayride last evening, Marine pilot or ground officer af at the CongregMional Church. The and Strengthening grievance pro cars reached the terminus. en route to Antarctica where it w ill! play and presented it on the same ter commissioning. cedures. dover correspondent, Mra. Paul O. i bor Carl Gentry when Gentrj’ rr- after having held an evening Church Schoi^will meet at 9 :30 Police listed the six as James F. participate in Operation D e e p : ^j ^t. Both sent reviews to the Pfanstlrhl, telephone PDarlm ! fused to remove his dog from Sul- MANCHESTER Tuttle's Tynea, 18. Rockville Hotel, Rock- Freeze. Miner expects to be in th"' prayer service. a.m. X j The board's report* was short, paper. 2-6856. . ^ j lenger's front yard. Legion Auxiliary Meets Shop A t HOUSE PAINT Ketchikan, A^laaka, lias 500 miles Juniior-FMOwship will meet from running-only a few pages, but at \ille, charged with breach of the Antarctica region seven months. closer to the Orient than any part SERVICE s t a t io n ‘ Democrats Plan Party A meeting of the local Ameri 6:30,to 7 /p.m. for a program ore- tached to it were voluminous state peace, aaaault and violation of pro can Legion was held Monday. GALLESSO’S of the continental United Statea, DRY CLEANERS aented W the “ Voice of the Andes” ments of poeitions of the union and bation. The Rural Vernon Democratic reports the Nationar Geographic Roiifo44A. N. dovootiy Q—How doea tlie imperial meas Town Committee will hold a card | Mra. Elizabeth Rychling, ’Fourth A ^lch/m il include a movie of this employer groups In the various Thoraaa O. O'Neill.' 18, of 10 ure used in Canada differ from District president, and Mrs. Vir HASDWARE sad C. J. RHORRISON Society. 93 W EUS STREET TeLDeyePIS-IMt ' proj^t. All interested persons, porta. Mints Court, charged with breach party Monday a i 8 p.m. in $he . Paint and IVaDpaper Co. the corresponding United States Dobsonvllle School. ; ginia Snow, chairman of the de people and adults, are wel- ILA May File Objeettaiiis of the peace, aasaylt end violation mea.sure ? SUPPLY CO . Sunday Bus Schedule partment of rehabilitation, were 885 CENTER ST, The Mancheater Anaweringq) o m t o to attend as' guests (d the fel- J.s)uis Waidman, ILA attorney, of probation. Corner Main Street and Tdophoiw MI.3.72S4 G I Ropolr Sorvko A—The imperial measure is one- A 3-hour ^hedule for Sundays present. Middle Tpk. Bast Telephone 5n 9-97l4 'Service ia operated at 318 E. Mid coverage by prompt, courteous Ip. ■ ■aid he planned to be in court when Maurice Desmaraia. 16. of 72 fifth larger. Five gallons of gaso A box of 40 gifts waa packed A meeting of the Church School only will go into effect tomorrow 1- DISPLAY (Opp. Gorman's Biilck Sta.) W« Give jl-JT Green Slam ^ dle Tpke., by Mrs. Betty Ruth Ed efficient, specially trained tele BILL'S TIRE government attorneys arrive, and Summer St., charged with breach line or oU. Canadian meuure, are for distribution to the three veter- AND 24 Hear Rood Sonrko faculty will be held Tuesdey at 7:80 of the peace. on buses between Rockville and For a complete line ol hard wards, her husband and. two em phone secretaries. ’ to enter objections to an injunction equal to six gallons U.S. measure.. Hartford. Buses will leave Market , ana' hospitals in the state. Tliese ployes. Your home will be relieved of Repairing Done Accessorlee Of AH Ktafla p.m. in the parish room. It will be spy broader "than shouW be." Charles E Trombley. 18, 6# gifts are furnished free to veter ware and electrical supplies. followed by a meeting of the Chrlat- Westbrook, a aailor o delaved or St.. Hartford, at 9:15 a.m., 12:15. ; ADVERTISING Distributor for Aluminum Com- Mrs. Edwards has had' consider- business calls, your wife will be REPAIR SHOP Waidman contended that the Q- W hy-is the Amazon RLver,3;i5 6:13 and 9:15 p.m. They will | ans for Christmas gifts for their Reasonably Cenfly, Ice Creaai, tamflrien inas program committee. ders from Hewfport, R. I., charged Priced according to num hlnation Windows end Doors. HOLLISTER able experience in this field.'having free to devote i more time to you GathoUn Maues stevedore employers were '"seeking sometimes called "the mighty | je v e Grove snd East Sts.^lRock. 1 families. supervised a telephone exchange and your chllclren and you need ‘William. H. Grech, Prop. to their labor relations bat with breach of the >eace. Orellana ? , /.jn , j . j s 4.15 i ber of column Inches, A Thanksgiving basket was Masses will be celebrated at'St. George Barton. 21, of 247 N. In Massachusetts that serviced I no longer have a constant nagging tles” by government court injunc A—In h o n o r of Francisco 1 7:15 and 10:15 p.m. : similar to TV. nd below. packed for a "shut-in" of the Cnliimhia Ricycleit- Maurice Church tomorrow at 8:80 Main St., charged with breach of rommuhity. Plans were completed over 100 clients for more than 10 ■'fear , that : you are losing an inip and 10 a.m. tions. He said it was. "a throwback Orellana, the firat to explore th e ’ Episcopal Communion years. portant call •"-hile your jvlfe. is Goodyear Tires o f 80 years in labor relations.”- the peace and violation of proba DEADLINE XU for the auxiliary Christmas bazaar TREE PRUNING H IG H G R A D E Fire Department Meetinge full length of the river. | st. John’s Episcoul Church J Qudity It is fascinating to watch them ""T- ' Repairs, .Service tion. which will be held at tlie Town TELEPHONE The Fire Department will hold Waidman said the shipping com------will hold Its annual* corpoiate 1 1 D A Y PRIOR at work. She has invited anyone This invaluable .service can be panics operate partly on. govern And, Dwight J. Lapine, 19, of Q- -Which is Uie^ oldest domes- 1 Communion for men and boys | Hall Dec. 1. from noon to 5 p.m. Accessories its regular Sunday morning drill 247 N. Main St, charged with as TO PUILICATION Santsi Claus will be present who would like to see how the fo r Just pennies a day. Be- aRi REMOVAL PRINTING tomorrow at 8:30 a.m. at the Fire ment subsidies and are ‘TtTtfing ticated fruit? | Dec. 2. followed by a Communion 'Zarvtce ia operated to drop in at i eause it is operated on a volume this .contest at- government ex- sault, breach of' the peace and ■vio from 1 to 4 p.m. Articles for salAJ 180 Spruce Street house. A—Probably the grape. ~-It j breakfast at the Elks' Carriage ' Opo exeepUon: Mimeographing any time. Th(vhext time you have *’***■• ^de low coat will truly Have year treee prunefl enn JOB AND COMMERCIAL , lation of probation. seems to have been cultivated atlHousq,^ "11! include food, handwork and Phone MI 9-0659 new toys.' a free hour, accept this invita-1 ***■"""** you., Gall Mra. Edwards eeiaovad by lleenscfl, Mfl In- While Waidman charged the em Hathaway and Ronald Lewia, of the dawn of history and was ho] David A* Somerville, general! Display nds for Monday’s paper PRINTINO » . hÛMhester Evening MftxM Bol French Rd.. Bolton, w'ere the two must be la our bands by 1 p.m. Jewish Olebration Prompt Sorviet tlon. you Will be well rewarded. . ■"<* dlScuw the type of cov-i snrefl tree aargeene. ton oorreepondeat. Mrs. donepM ployers were responsible for the rarity even in Noah's time. ichairman, is being . assisted b.v; .Friday. They operate much like a pri- JjaR* which b«it suits your needs. | Prompt enfl Effletent PttaAMs who said they were “ cut off," po — ' Robert Carroll, chairman - of res- There was a very large attend IFltalin, totophane M l S-6646. strike, Alfred Giardinb, counsel for lice aaid., ' ance: last Satur^y at the Jewish .vate secretary to each of their { You will fln.d she has the • answer of AO KInfli the New York Shipping Assn. Q—How did C>pe Hprn happen , ervations; S. George Atkinson,/ tar physiclaas. dentlsta, The six Datly contradicted Synagogue here when Alan Green many clients. This is accomplished your proÎeni at hjr fingertips, (NYSA), said the. union was ada to be so called? • 1 transportation chairman; and e apaanteni etc.. 24 hour aenrtce, with the aid of complete file on CARTER TREE Hathaway anjd Lewis, sa>1ng they berg, aon of Mr. and Mrs. Jack •even days a week, Sundays and A mant in its demands. _ A—It was named by William i Mrs. RicHard Cochran^ arranging Greenberg, was admitted to, "Bar, each ' subscriber which is designed | O.* ' • V ' ' COMMUWTY PRESS Veliicles Damaged . The government, after making a 'were the ones ,whot were the vic Schputen. a Dutch sailor, for his baby-sitters. tUSINESS SERVICE holidays. . r tims of a dirjvlng error. Mitzvah.” 806 MAIN STREET to give them a brief but accurate! EXPERT CO. Cor. No. Mein aafl Me. fruitless, last-ditch try yesterday native town of Hoorn, The breakfast will be prepared ■ TV SERVICE knowledge o f their client's’ bust-1 Streeta—'-Telepbeae In any case, the Incident 'ire- A reception was held at which ' TEUf Ml 9-1218 W SL John SU TeL Ml-S-7fl91 PHONE MI-3-7695 In Minor Mishap at settling the long dispute short, of add served by the Brotherhood of i there were 125 or more guests com ness. A quick glance at this < an injunction, had'throng iip its aulted in a cfiallenge from one Q—Which of the South Ameri St. Andrew and the Men's Club bubaldo group of young men to the otheri ing from New York, New'Jersey amazing file and they have the'! hghda and determined that only a can countries was the first to uiider direction of Somerville. \ Nights $ 2 .1 5 Plus Parts and thia-State.-.A line of cars was answer to' any question that Is | MUSIC CENTER .' i Gars driven ^ Raymond E. Gor Police say they went to' Charter Pilgrim Fellowship Elecls ! man, 34,'Of 28B Garden Dr., and court Injunction would halt the declai e her independence of Spain ? seen fronting the "Synagogue, ex asked, Ma n c h e s t e r ^ LIONEL - ^ J trade-strangling dock 'worker stop Oak Field to settle the matter. A—Argentina in 1810. Officers of Junior High Pilgrim ' * Christmas 186 .Middle Tpke. West Dolores C. Lakeway, 18, of 113 It was. there Hathaway was 4 tending from Poet’s corner to St. All messages 'are recorded, t , MILLWORK CO. page. Fellowship of Union Congrega- j Peter's Church. TEL. MI 9-6205 Prospect S t, RockviRe, were tn- hurt. tional Church have been elected as ' staniped "1th the exact time they TRAINS voh*^ In a minor accident on T h e walkout has idled 80.000 Q—What great record has been Ijulles' Aid to Meet ' Is Almost • Here were received and put into indl-1 264 Breed 8L—T ^ 6U-S-S2SS longshoremen In East and Gulf Police' say the six started for established by American churches? follows: Erls Wheelock. prcri MANCHESTER' NOW OPEN FOR YOUR GONYENIENGE lowed to 'poet bond 'until the iliary will’hold a card party at the "Bring’ a Friend'* night "111 be 10:30 A.M. DAY Mrs. Bela Schreier, has been ^ New York agreement. clubhouse Monday evening at 8:30. observed by-' the Pollih-American cepted after deadlines. Chairman Alexander P. Chopin charge la heard in court. elected .vice-president of the T ol-1 ANSWERING SERVICE The.public is invited.. , . ^ Citizens Club in the ballroom. Tony OF PUIUCATION land County Fair Assrf. He has also | of the N8TCA. aftqr. telUqg media Lapine and-Barton wrere pre- O’Bright's orchestra W41] proelde Avoid disappointment! Be sure you . MRS. BETTY R U m EDWARDS. Prop. aenjed In Town Court Wednes-. lOaq exceptton; been made a ihrector o f the -aiso-; BOTH tion .service ‘ ' './

' ^ G S E | 1G E ^ MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER. 0 0 ^ « SATliRf)AY, NOVEMBER 24. 195S ■ n iUNCHESTiCR EVENING HERALD, UANCUESTiBIL COMM« SATURDAYj NOVEMBER 24. 195« p j m . BUGS BUNNY Actions speisk louder than words Neceeeei3? Cfcoice -“ but not so often. Although the large, economy sise .A. Sense and Nonsense la not to be ignored, Answar to Pravioua THE ■you will never fiave a. friend if ril take the email, expenaiVe box— Morylond Musings you ipsist upon having one with- The one I can afford. m es A sweet old lady was paying hrt announced; ,out.S BingW fault.' .. — F. ',<^r Aeman. Herald Anê firat visit to an army post and her w ife — That, hqrse you bet on AOBOSS SS Congee tt m • ' B j .x-''. attention was ■ attracted to ,two yesterday tried twice' to get you IM aqrUndU 17 Otherwise g | » Tu i u n g sentries on duty who passed'and On the phone, my dear! CARNIVAL BY DICK TURNER Blckaamed n ow ii} u u repassed each other'in silence at the''— iwwH Usd In Olympics^ Break Records EARL W. YOST % Enemies regular intervals. Finally, just as A stranger was talking to an U IJ 'i Bpofta B fitor they were passing again, she m H ■» 2 Unusual L3ns _ £ old-timer in a amalt Alabama EriiUYi stepped up and spoke tp them in town, is encAher of * * ./ u u r j Melbourne, Nov. 24 SSUntrua J6-, i r Si Mondky's finals in the,/women's the finish line was Bill MacArdle,'' team scoring aa Director of Ath OUT OUR WAY BY J. R. WILLIAMS OUR BOARDING HOUSE with MAJOR.UOOPLE 40 Consumed i Wins First Gold Medal for U.S. 100-meter dash. a freshman at Bixswn University letics J. 6 . Christian was per 41 Cooking R 1 w 5P With only , the ./middleweight In Providence, who was-22nd. turbed a year ago ' when the utensil u>1 i Charles Vinci, of York, Pa., banUmweight weight lifter, dis- event In the weightlifting divi Close, Vinton a n d KfacArdle UConns, minus their star, Law m PKoa'LV «A w 4S Mourning playe the first Gold Medal won bv the United States In current sion and the team foils in fencing Charles Dmnas Wins High Jump for U,S, teamed a year ago to-win the first SUeglitz, entered and finshad sec MSU MAKIN' IT PEK Olympic Games at Melbourne, Australia (Nov. 23.) (A P Wire-, •OW’5 A hiEAY BROSW-TOP] iband still to be decided on the day's Charles Dumas, of Los^Wngelei, Calif,, world's flrat seven-foot^ high jumper,. clears bar during team prize in the'local Turkey ond to the Mancheater Hahiars. AUI. AMP KMOWIN* • k) % photo by radio from Melbourne.) program, America's point haul for Day foot race.. - V00<30T,0MCLEgUL©y-~. 4S Fabricationr X, w final men's high jump InrOlympic Stadium at Melbourne. Australik-. (Nov. 23). Dumas won event Christy, nixed the varsity ' enter HOW TIOKT VOU AUC the day already had reached 65 WITH TM6 meat, he SHARP FOR A T Y k E O F ^ R 4SRant with a record leap of/t feet, l l '. i inches—Just an Inch short of hla Own world record. (A P Wire- ing as a team but gave tha green X MEAN AAtOjS/IFViOO'D /' / W w IT Flrat hjgfTiKhool runner to fin 6ET TrtEOLO WAlSTLttlE TENDER VEARS.'— SO Decay for a total of 100. Russia was sec photo by radio fipm Melbourne.) \ light for the varsity runnara firom m ond with so points. ish was Olem McGrath of the Nor his college to enter as individuals REMIND A\ET0 eiVF 'i(00 ttxi 81 Ptrsia (o L evJe l e d o f f TOO,VOU'0> TH.iht.ua SM.ee. Si wich E.G.P's who was 17tH. Mc ..Dick Hart. last year's winner, LOOtCVOUMG A DOLLAR FOR A BANANA 83 Roman road Hal Connojly, the 230- pound cago, was nosed out by Anatralia's inches a man In height An upset SPLIT-ÂH-ER-— Traditioinal Attractions medalifx with Russia and New Grath won the Connecticut d A C 'laced 21st in the 10,000 meters e m o u g h t o AS Greek latter a Si Bostonian who finished third In Hector Hqgta and finished fourth. 76-87 victory by France over Rus Zealand \ each . taking one. The TOMORROM VJHEN the trials at Los Angeles, toppled cross country championship ear Melbourne, Australis. last 301M O O R 'You turt just this two pouiids of bananas B4 BnthraUed . a muscular Indiana sia, the team expected to presa the other me U>® inches to continue the U.S. Inchea. A ll six finalists, includi Lake Wendouree at Ballarat up America had''.no entry in the rent issue of Srarts IllualnUed Olympics. .Youngest runner was PRISCILLA’S POP Here We Go Again BY AL VERMEER New York, Nov. 24 (.4®)— The University of Miami has the former record holder, J gold medal parade, in the broad set the rowing program and forced lightweight w el^ tiiftin g which along with Lew StleglUx, Univer Jerry Feirstein of Hartford, .who moved closer to it.s most successful year on record—despite Csermak of Hungary, bettered the Jump. John Bennett of the U.S. rescheduling of the Repechages was taken by R u s h 's Igor Rybak sity of Connecticut runner, wdio competed unattached. Jerry Is 14. SURE FEEL'S GbOD TO I OH. BOY, POP.'.') A N D T H E N , Army and Grand Forks, N. D. was (seedhd chance) to Sunday, origin who broke the old Vecord set by passed up competing in the Man The youngest runner to ever take NCAA restrictions— to launch the last /ull-.scale college foot old mark. At Hall of^ôboken. BE OUT O F ^ H E P^D* J O N L Y O N E ^ BLOOtea H E N.J., placed fourth wHn a toss of second with 25 feet 2K inches and ally an open date in the Olympics. Tommy Kono of the 'tf.S. in 1952. chester holiday attraction. King part in the Five Mller 'was Paul AHH.w ALL OUR M O R E M O N T H JUST FLOPPED ball weekend dotted with it.s traditonal games. As the na 203 feet, 3(Glenn Davis, 21-year-old Ohio Even in the 50-kilometer walk seml-flnals. In the women’s 100-meter dash Waite. The trio didn't finish ferers — Florida. Ohio State and eliminations, Betty Cuthbert of No. 116, Tall Cedars of Lebanon. .. Tumorrow afternoon nt 2 |Btate sophomore from Clinton, (31 miles and 121 3-ards), the U.S. Tom Courtney, the former Ford- their reports until 1:45. ...F irs t UCLtA — hoped to fotlaw Ift the Australia set a new Olympic rec TTvls year's crowd at the Center, o'elork nt Mt. Nebo bdoIIm Ohio, who set a world record of did better than expected with a ham half-miler from Livingston. Manchester High runner home foArnie Sowell 'Was Milt Doremua who pUtoed with ,_,much prestige and A few a 1-2-3 American sweep in the Weinacker. a 28-year-oId Detroit better than the previous mark. Center Park,-was the biggest in comes to a close witli the and Lon. Spurrier of Delano, Oalif. the hiatpry of the race. i‘ - Weath 28th. Scott Clendani^ waa 37th, tangible honors at stake. 400-meter hurdles. Davis set a new veterinarian, the best by an Isabelle Daniels finished second in ‘bne spot-behind varsity Manches Smoke Eaters and'/fonterdog sped into the 800-meter finals er on rae# day for 11 of the past DOESNT am m o Florida, tied with Georgia Tech Olympic standard of SO.l seconds American in many years. The top that heat and was third in the ter High track Coach Paul Phln- Blue Devils rlnshldg for the Monday by breeeing through the 12 years has beerf good. Only in IKK b e in g HE for second place in the Southeasl- and Eddie Southern of Dallas who effort in 1963 at Helsinki was 22nd semi- finals, to make the grade in ney. .Dick Brimlay of East Hart rOLO hkndsome Foy^Trophy. Conch eliminations. 1946 did It rain and snow. ■Twe W PBW W k gr Lo5K5 y o u n g e r - eri) Conference behind unbeaten,, Vinch .(ienovesi's Smoke Kstera finished second tied the old mark place. to the finals. ford High, who competed for the untied Tenne.ssee, met Tech. | of 50.8 Set by Cornell's Charlie Courtney and Spurrier finished The Rev). Bob Richards of La Finniah-Americah A. C., was 38rd. upended the Fire Eigbters, who The long heel-and-toe stroll was 1-2 in one heat in 1:53.6 and Sowell K-M Banned from Bowl * Moore in 1962. Josh Culbreath, a Verne, Calif., Bob Gutowski of Ls Previous high number of starters Dick was the first Hew England ALLEY OOP It Strikes Ljoti^! BY V. '1. HAMLIN aiready hold one leg on _ the- won by Norman Read of New 'won, the other in 1:50 as Jim wss 8fi in 1955. T^his year a total Though the Gatprs are banned i trophy, while the Dm'lls npset Morgan SUte College grad from Jolla, Calif., and George Mattos harrier to finish in the recent Zealand In four hours 30 minutes, Bailey,' the Auslrallsn who broke of 91 men started and 89 finished. MFVhI mjsf be COTTON WOODS BY RAY GOTTO from bowl participation, they | the Police Cniiaem to reach the Norristown, Ps„ completed the of Santa Cruz, Calif, cleared the New Bhigland Intercholastio 42.8 seconds, a popular victory the four-iViinute mile barrier as s Two dropped out snd were picked .^ A O O C K O R trs lew tv atwitwMH'* Ms roiiid take sole pos.sesslon of the ' final game. U.S. parade by finishing third in pole vault qualifying height with Cross Country Meet In Water- c«w tis»eMSi>«smsitM*A with the Australian fans. As he student kt Oregon, was eliminated up along the way by a'polioa cruis NOWVWODN SUMPIN,. ...BNEANS ^CUTS TO ninnenip spot and even pick up | The last time Sunday's rivals >51.6 seconds. ease to go into Monday's final. 'ville, Maina. ..For the first time BE SENDIN' I S(XJNDS THROUGH A THE SIDE- crossed the finish line. Read broke with s surprising seventh place er. Speaking of pollcs. Chief Her WAVE OF LINE — the SEC crown should the Vols, 1 met the contest ended In n l i Bobby Morrow, the Abilene Americans did much better than in years Thursday’s race started ME A / LIKE' X' ITH rue LA/tKS into s dog trot and waved. It was finish. • . man ' Schendel and his ifian, plus ,-V- TACNIERS - TARES rated J(o. 2 team in the country, I l t tie after the Smoke EUiters (Christian flash from .San Benito, about 15 minutes before the, sec expected in the walk. In addition close to the scheduled -hour, the mOCAGE? m/uILING BY M t POINTS ’ OFF/ Denmark's Gunnsr Nielsen, who the Auxiliaries, again dida tremen runners, getting away at 10:36— IN TM€ FIRST OUAPTCN, ATTNEMO^ falter in their two remaining con- • had previously defeated the Texas, started his hoped-for double ond-place Russian, Elvgeni Mas- to s seventh by Weinacker, Elliott figured to be s contender, with dous job in handling the crowd at five minutes later than tha ap Co tton takcs tn£ fertnee tests. Tennessee faced | Devils twice by scores of 28-0 by winning the 100-meter daah In kenskov struggled to the finish Denman of New York was 11th drew to save hiroself for the 1.500- the starting and finishing |>dlnt, pointed hour. . Grand Tall Tall ^ n k n o f f o n the ancient rival Kentucky today. | and 7-0. a pbpto flniah with teammate line, grimacing In apparent pain. and. Leo Sjogren o f Brookivn was ONE YARD LINE. Coar'h Mike GInolfl of the meter (Olympic mile) competition 12th. plus all along the fV'e mUa race Cedar Herb Urweldcr fired the Ohio State, ruled out of the j Thane Baker of Elkhart, Kan. The American basketball team route. A nuRiber of the runners oae Bowl because of personal | Bine Devils plans to start a that starts Thursday. The first American' boxer to gun..Already preliminary plana Running against a stiff 10-miIe-an left no doubt about its auperiorit.v ans by Coach Woody Hayes t o , Imckflcld comprising Marsh Win Five Gold Mefiab compete. in -the eliminations, wanted It known that no where have been drafted for next vMr'a hour wind. Morrow was clocked by humbling little Thailand 101-29 elae do they (the runners) get po raqe which should be a honey is players last year, could tie i Potter, qiurtcrhack, 'Jeff Gea- in 10.5 seconds after tying the Counting the high jump victory Pearca Lane pf Big -Itaplfi®. Mlph., to reach the second round. All- by Charlie Dumas, jpf Los Angeles, lice protection. Manchester’s finest with, the Olympiana—KaUey, Hart owa fpr the Big Ten chanjpion-1 tilcOre, fullback. —aad Tim .QAymplC record with p 10.8 ylctorj- moved into the imfirter final tquiml America Bill Ru.sseir played only in ytsterday's oompetition. the in the wetTer welglit Class b y 'out- are one ef ■ the'* -unsung -brgahlsa- and Nick Costea— expected back, Ship by wh^WiltK Michigan. * ' Alessle'r and John Lucas,'XiiilT- In the semi-flnals. The third nine minutes agalnat th? 'Thailand U.S. men's track and field’ forces pointing Enrique Tovar of Venc- tions each year that help make the -l>lua Dyson, Shalsr, etc. In the n^lpnal television game backs. Glnolfl's light line Is I American, Ira Murchiaori of Chl- team which gave away about eight had won five .of the seven gold suels. of the day ("NpO UCLA and anchored by Dick Toce, Dave Southern California squared off in ; Dieterle and Tony Allbrio. ' Ii-M 11-24 a backyard battle ^tween two, Passing standout Tom Kelly, >»■ TM gag U%. PH clubs caught iiv,lhe middle of the | Ug Dave Malaiisky and Roger preseason Pacific Coast Con- J Macalone are the boys to watch M.ercharits in Holyoke, BOOTS HER B u d d ie s Davey’s Idea BY EDGAR MARTIN ference punitive measures. In the Smoke Enters' hncktleld wntica® Yale Heavy Favorite while Butch Ducheaaeau. John BUZ SAWYER Part of T'CLA’.s punishment Is Local Sport •W frM KS' \>XL'E SAMMY N S A M .S m 1 BY ROY CRANE .Mantcr and Dennis Podolny are TT U B S ARWR CAV) AnO'T WEVER that the Bruins can't claim the mainstays up front. SET M E'S MOWnMEMfE?, BUZ.WHSM \ /AND IF ff DOCiN'T, ALL W6HTv PCC tttle even if they post the Seek Repeat Triumph VOGIS SVR«)G.VrrtJO LDSTSD A TOS- K)EN>ER VOb) H A ' W4 4UP0ENW .OBoe-mj j / sawvsr soy will EVEWBoer! best record b>it nothing would be Y LEAGUE To Turn Back Harvard Chatter Fronted by (3iet Nowicki (371),^ lDE«h. S L E H t T . \KT(0 A N Y - ■ iR f TO mcooFtn, -ms suit is / ewlooe uke a \ THIS IS i t ; more satisfying to Coach Red TM\Vi& UXE SUPPCSEbTOiWSYDU UK€ / I FlReCRACKEg... - Sanders' charges than to com Stan Sasiela (148) and Bruno Hopng to repeat their previous 13-7 triumph of two weeks KCOMPIESS Maxsoli (140) the Manchester Mo Cambridge, Maas.; Nov. 24 tday, night. Jazz Fuller favorite over Harvard in the 73rd meeting of an ancient Ivy (136-138-3M) and Pete Aceto high school gym. First conte.st at tomorrow af^rnooh for another clash with the once-beaten 6-1-1 record while a triumph over 7:15 pairs the 11th A A Battery rSfiB) also led COrrenti's Insurance Lwgue football rivalry today at the stadium. • Knights. Kickoff is ^hrduled at ®-'«- ■ ■ ■ . the Trojans would leaye U CLA, Tony DeMarco against Pagani's Caterers while to a 3-0 ahiitout over. Green Bar ■The Elis, well-balanced with o'clock and a large crowd la an- j _ ‘ with a better 6-1 mark. White Glass and LaFlamme Kel- ters with BUI Pagani pinning a lettermen of the 1955 .team, were ticipated: . i Top-rated Oklahoma expected | York, Nov 24 145—Tony sputtered at times earl.v in the vinators clash in the .nightcap at 8fi3 In a losing cause. Don Willis rated at least three touchdowns ’ During the past two seasons the ,»OTJ.Cavv TT U a 9 . to atretch Ita victory akein to 39 i DeMarco, former welterweight season, but reached its potential 8:30. Wednesday night at 8:30 Garage, paced by Larr>’ Bates' better than Haiward while seeking •trong Knlghto have lost only I ^ _ _ agalnat Nebraska. champion, was a downcast figure toûin the:first formal Ivy League with a 40-7 rout over Penn and a Wimpy's All-Stars will meet the Atlantic Coast Conference .offi 359 triple, edged EAS Gage 2-1. twice, bowing to the Merchants j i ^ g h l l g s n a i r last night in his dressing room af title> 42-2 victory oyer previously unde Chatterbox Restaurant, with a 19-7 iast'fall and again this pastl '- ^ Y d . kZ7RFUv-S-88*am rials expect to name their "most CRAVAT LEAGUE ter losing a split 10-round decision Yale, upset only by Colgate in feated Princeton in the last, two Businessmen'! League tilt slated Noy. 11, Although the revenge-} representative team" to oppose to Gasper (Indian) O rtega's 4 to Both matchM w'ere decided by eight starts; also sought, its weeks. in the opener at 7:15. Colorado in the Orange Bowl so minded Knights expect to have 1 underdog from Mexicali, Mexico. identical 4-0 scoina with Team No. first "Big Three" (Yale-Harvard-' Winding up their ' collegiate Itid bf mA Ifvt—, bw. T.M. Bog. Psi.r ON. the Clemson Tigers and Duke 1 and Team No. 3 upending Team several addltlona for Sunday's con-, On Right CaU RUSS. M ATH IASO N reports Blue Devils sought their best- "I was more disappointed in my Princeton) title in 10 years. And careers started four yeara ago on test it Wes learned yesterday thati No. 3 and Team No. 4, respoctlve- on the basis of comparative (rec that his VFW (Weat Side Junior "N-.' BY PETER HOFFMAN dressed offenses against Virginia | self than in the decision." DeMarco an undefeated freshman eleven Ralph Guglielmt, Johnriy Lattner! Phoenix. Arlz.. Nov. 34 017— admitted. "It was" a close fight and ly. Kermit Kroll posted a 136 sin ords the Elis figured to win as League) quintet will priictice to MICKEY FINN Fair Enough! BY LANK LEONARD nnd North Carolina, respectively. gle for Team No. 1, and Ron Beagle definitely will not, Fred Hawkins, a 33-year-oId golf HMPH... rr>5 TOO BAD THEN WHY ** the NEAREST SUPFLY'IS OVER it could have gone to me. But 1' they pleased were four fine barks. Dean Lqucks night St 7 o'clock at the \Vest Side be present. By the same .foken the { THAT THERE'5 NO ANTI' r Sn\ith Carolina^ is the third possi Rec. All players should be present. ing pro from El Paso, Texas, to- DON'T WE , A HUNDRED MILES ALVAY, DOC... SOT JIM ANSA 0N,S0RE!a |I» was upset by my own performance. EMBLE5I CLUB Hope for t'peet is a slick quarterback and has two locals will not have the services of PESKY KIO TOXM AtALABLE / GET SOME AND THIS STORM HAS ' sm.L.TNEMt'S , yOtlCOULPLEHO ble candidate. day-,had a chance to pick up an- M U IE STNJ. J IT H M X THEV I jusUdidn't have it. It was one of III a battle for first place Vel Har\'ard. winner of only two of brilliant runners ip halfbacks Den Coach Frank Toro who -must re- • AMOUNT THE TYPe OF « PARALYZED T8AN5P0RTAT10N. ONE OTHER IMMOl NNATf THEM THE MONEY Yale Ttto TD Choice nis (The Menace)) McGill and Al MANAGER JEFF KOELSCH ...... othe)^82,000 because af the way » TWNft IWV /C00U ^ * I F ysucooippa THEY NEED-TO those nights," vets took three uf four points from seven starts, hoped 0®0- igan ' State, Illinois vs. North 147'^ to'DeMarco's 145>«. tional Bank (10-20), Woolworth Middletown Warriors.,.- i tW led for P leyaff western. Minnesota vs. Wisebn- Ortega fenced In the ex-champ (31-9) over Manchester' Auto A N N U A L BANQUET of the Stark to Direct Club The grjlery at Arizona Country ■in. Indiana vs. Fhird\ie. Wichita with his quick j,ah and boxed at Parts I5t22) and Manchester Trust Leaders in Rival Divisions f Central Connecticut Association of Quarterback Pat Stark and Til- Club called for the cuetomary vs; Tiilsa, Misalssippi Soiilhein' vs. long range in the .early rounds: De (19-11) over Montgomery W ard Football Officials will be held Mion- lie Dubose, both missing 'Thursday extra-hole playoff,,but sponsors of L»-|r“ jpcoe* “C*t •i»>SMSSMi»»t•wewOMMMl Alabama. Florida, State vs. AU' Marco almost took him o.it in the :)-12-18).The latter tearq forfeited Paired in Pro Grid Feature day night pt 6:30-. in Newington. morning, will be on hand tomor-. the series said the match wquld burn, Arkansas vs. LSU,. Baylor fourth and agnin in th' fifth round- lu match. Fourth-place Manches Norm Daniels, head football coach row and will join teanjmates Jim have to be decided by the toss of • ter Optical I l8-i2) Upended Gau- CAPTAIN EASY Hagen’s Safe? BY LESLIK TURNER FRECKLES AND HIS FR|EiNDS Heavy Date vs. SMU, Houston vs, Texas But he couldn't, put together the at Wesleyan; University, will be my Roach and Allan Webb in the -Coin becau^ o f impending dark* Jf BY MERRILL BLOSSER -'t'ecH. A ir Force -' vs. Brigham right punchea-at the right lime. In det'a ‘Jewelers. (12-18) . 2-1 Yuid The New York Giants,' leadfxip<>Bearii' hicord It seven wins, one 'the main speSker. Jack O'Brien is Manchester backfield, by far one ness and pre-series agreements. ÔKAYi i WONT TELL MSA.JP YOU KOTkUI‘1 THEY decided only a OKHELUX ’ TOO EAD V^R BROTHER WE'D BETTER Yoving and Washington vs. Wash fifth-place Nassit'f Arms (14-18) in the Eastern Division, and the I defeat. The Giants have -won six chairman of the affair. of the most versatile., arrays in The spOnaore are filming the ' KEEP yOUK WORA CLANCYl NOW ITS 'ÂLMOST ^ Y e s , w e w d. B u rl WASTAK- the eighth and ninth,.Ortega was SMALCtAOILE PERSON CAPTAIN NOT EVEN LET 7^11 ington State. , beating him at hla own slugging also downed Memorial Comer Chicago Bears, leaders in the West, of eight. New England semi-pro circles. ' • matches for release* next year as a W HAT 0 0 VOU KNOW AftOUT WMYr 'COULD'VE ESCAPED WgU' .E A î^ HUASEEVOU EKiMT O'CLOCK. LARD. iHG our Twe Store (12-18) 2-1. Russ Wilson tops “T t game?*- .-.c- clash Sunday at Yankee-Stadium. Theklie Giants vki&iliB will Will have iiBvx problems piiiuicius.. vb « , Tomorcow s victor )nay receive television feature. JH AT gOWBRY OP HAdEYO SATE A TRANSOM. UNSEEN WITH U4,EASY! DIPNT WE HAVr A TACkLE ALL all borVlers wiUi a 11)8.6 average Kickoff time is 2:9&r' ■ BY YOUR UNCLE — ate AFTfeRfJOOH AT Number one .Is-to atop Fullback i o 8 8 K 6 t O & l l F iY U f Y l f i i offer to meet the champions of Souchak. who had piqkad up D TbMIGHT? M o« r o, PatlerHon whU^Leo Breznlak (142) hair the With good-leather a crowd of [Rick Casarea, powerhouse from the Boeton Park League for the h FOOTBALL 32,000 *Wednesday hy winning, the high^ngle and Trotter (364) the 85.0Q0-U expected. The Giants : Florida, the League’s best ball car- New England titlf at Fenway third- match; got. 81,000 as the II ^ P g ^ T K l E Pa8S Examinations Seven , Horses Vie beat triple to date. Rainbow has win j>lace 10,000 box and reserved ; rie'r. Casarea has carried I 6ii Scheduled Dee. 3 ^ r k in Boston next month- The loser yesterday and dropped from pinned the high team single ( 555) seats on sole at the, Stadium from times for 761 yards and a 4.8 aver- powerful Weymouth Townies won the series. Chicago, . Nov. 2'4 (45—Archie For Biggest Purse and also the ^ s t team'triple score 11 a.m. Sunday morning, together age. gain. "His average would.be The annual lA A B O Basketball the honors last -yean defeating the Big Mike wss two strokas he- (1582). V .- - Moore and Floyd Patterson passed with more than lO.OM bleacher j better." saM a member of the Bbcaminatlon will be held Monday, Boston Tornados. hindâfter nine, holes, and three their physical examinations yester Baltimore. Nov. 24 (A5'-Ambe- aeata. Some 3,000 of the Meacher ■ Bears' staff last week, "except Dec, 3. One week from' Sunday ths lo ip oirears a fter'12. Ha wiped out l 1^ ' ' i f f 7^ day fpi; their heavyweight cham -having will be out to prove further YALE SOCCER CHAMPS seats, are for youngsters; that he la always running into the The examination ia open to all cals return to ^ t. I|ebo to engage Hawkins' lead’ with birdlaa on ths pionship fight Friday night -at in today’ s Pimlico- Futurity he The Stadium Club will be open > «"<• «one from the one yard line." applicants, interested in becoming the New Haven Annex Roms, Said lotto,-16th and 18 holes. Hawkins Canvbridge, Mass., Nov. 34 UP)— 'haalcrtbalt offidala, who are 18 . ■’ I'!'I I. Chicago Stadium. deserves’ inclusion very high among from 11:30 a.m. for members. P 6I0 I Casa'res has made 13.touchdowns to be undefeated in^ four years,. JBdafieitJuînch putt that woOld The Illinois Athletic Commlaalon • the best colta racing fttr the flrat Yale, best known this year for ita Grounds parking lots, a short walk | and leads tbb league .In scoring. yea ts old or,, over. ------. V have given'him a blrdla on th e' was satisfied that / Patterson's time this seaaen.' • , fine football team, today held the' from the Stadium, will be available Frank Gifford, the Giants' star Applicants must apply ' to the A total of 219,857 pheasant tags 17th, and muffed a lO-footor an right hand', broken In a victory to motorists • wers sold in Cslifomis in 1955. H ejidhliave opposition from,six Ivy League soccer championship runner and pass catcher, has car boanl which has JuriMlicUon over to® 18th. over Hurricane Jackson last June, territory in which they reside and .ether 2-year-olda eager to grab after an undefeated season marked Advance sale indicates the big ried. only 99 times .for 571 yards ^ WR Rs«, T.M tsf O.B. had healed properly- „. • must Indicate Qicir desire to the (he biggest o f’ all winning purses only by a tie. The ElU won the gest crowc in Giant history (pre-' and. s 5.8 average. Alex Webster, Moore's pulse was 56 Jsefbire ex for juveniles at Pimlico, S7l,7S5. Vidus high; 62,410 against the the Giants' tbp scorer, has tallied locqi secretary. MORTY MBKKLE Odd Case BY DICK CAVALLl THE STORY OP MAR'IHA WAYNE SarRh la Desperate' ercise and 58 afUr'wdth his blood title yesterday by edging Harvard, BY WILSON SCRUGGS ' The mile and sixteenth race will be 3-1, on a pair o f first period goals Cardinals twd weeks ago) but the eight touchdowns. ' 1. Anyone interested in applying pressure 138 over 82. Patterson's game is not a sellout. 'Die Yankee voutec Nar«ARRB77MJy I tTlPh/rTHINKTWeRCWCJtt^ on national television (CBS) at by Mike Cboke and Perry Bascom’. Again, the Bears' Ed Brown has and living, lit'Hartford^.County, » > pulse was 68 before exercise and 3:55 p.m. E8T. Stadium seats 70.000 for football. completed 7b of 109 passes for may write to James Murray, 34 i r x Y mavc ieMAlolnU scdled dricksen, fprmtr sheriff, explained Syracuse at Boston straight, averaging almeat 40 6.99 yardi.' ■ American Iragtie had 83 points for New Haven and dricksen’s traps were found Satur points. ever} thf "only thousand yarder in Big Ed' Slmsinski of the Buffalo Xiontreal at New York. in 1950-51 he tallied 65 for Cln; day. He was arrested wheh he came Their defetise however is not as the League to date. In addition to Blsons in the .merican Hockey , suNDAy-aiOOfiM. 1', Toronto at Boston. ' to' reset the traps Sunday.' Hen- hia balli carrying yardage he has League was s valusbie asset to his % ^ Eastern I..engue natti, to set the team records for strong aa the Giants'.'according to 0 those two dl.'banded 'X H L cluba. drickten explain>^ i\® 8®^ mixed ths statistics. The Giant lint has caught 35 iMtases. ( tied for first in team in the 1953-54 season, whan Washington at Nejv Haven. In 1953-54. Gordon ran,, up 102 up on hts ddtes and. thought Sat allowed, only 3.6 yards per try, the the circuit) for 457 yards. in 17- different games he scored ôlills for hla present team .Cleve urday. was Sunday ami Sunday Bears having permitted 4.S.- De the first gOal-of the contest , for ,Doubl« StriitE AiMy Jimmie Dykes, s third - base was Monday, fensively. the -Giants have afidwad Tha Now'Orleans Lawk Tennis his tMm to start .them o ff on .the eoach for Cincinnati, played 22 land. to set' the all time scoring.to- U l for the Barona. . He WM fined 810. aSO pota^ tha-Bears 183, Ths Club Is '80 y®aqi old. right track} , f c f •tasona in the American League. I Vf / . ■ -V ■ .J)«o t , "

/' MAliuiUiilTEB EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTEB. OONM« SATURDAY. NOVEMBER 24. 195S rsoi SiOTiBi s MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN., SATl^D A Y, NOVEMBER 24, 1%6 — :— "t PAGE TEN ...... I. I...... !■■■ , lllilM, , h . . f I ,H0- I ' I, V„ 'll •■•,• ’...I . I , ^ t , H ooa «« Pot .9aIc ' 72 Houhct For S*l« THERE,OUGHTA BE A LAW! A p a rt til wt»< — BT rAGALT and tIHQRtEN Auto Drtrlng School 7>A Bufldlng— Contracting 14' Help Wanted—Fepialc. Halp^WIinted— Male 56 Articles For Sale 45 Household Gdoda 51 PINJ! ACRES 4 room expandabl* Nation Opens - Tenemenu 65 Cape. Immainiiater condition MANCHESTER \; UN Pressing Briiis LARSON'S DRIVINQ School; FOR YOUR remodeling, repaira or t o o l a n d CUTT^R grinder list ! ~ SlfOP a T h o m e for America’s fin A REAL GOOD BARGAIN Classified Muicheater's only.' -trained^ And addltlona call William Kanehl, CLERK TYPIST , class). Form tool grinder (let i'FOR SALE, one’ safe/ Price *100. est selection of broad loom car FOR RENT - - Three rooms and throughout. Pine paneled recrea fKCUgfME- . ■'certified Inatructori For « u r aafe- Contractor and ' Builder, ML pels. At reasonable prices. Sam bath, unfurnished, in a new 4 unit tion room, aluminum aiding, over- WAi t«iiNaiM »I' class) for carbide and H.S.S. toOla I For particulars, call MI. 9-4S6S. . sized garage,* rear porch. Price, 74 Tantitr- -Six foom Cape. Two e o F t , ^ IM MIM* ME MfMg - ty We are trained to teach proper 3-7773, . . < Permanent poaition ayaitable In and cutters. At least two years ' ples brought to youC home for your apqrtment com unflniahed. O ram id tilg bath Air fl*«M Mg Advertisenient ly. Ml. 9-W75. pleted on Grant Street, Rockville, *18,500. Owner MI, 9-424*. French ia Quit Eg^t our.Eaat Hartford olfvc'e for clerk experience required. All benefita, selection.. Call -Montgomery conditioning, oil. Two front dor- THAN A f lAMggg i BRICK AND alone maaon contrac- typist to be trained In dictaphone FOUMNO GRIB, idol chest, mlsc. Ward's. MI, 3-5181, Rug Dept, for Gas stove and refrlgerator.’ lighta To H^ngarialls C l a s s i f i e d a d v t . iwtANCHESTER Drlvjng Academ.y paid vacation and holida.vs,' 47 A40DIFIBD ENGLISH colonial, alx- men, full rear shed dormer. Cop- tttra. Valentino BelluccI, 31* Fern articles. MI. 3-8190. appointment. and heat furnished. Individual heat DEPT. HODRS I ûaranteea quick reaulta. Expert work. Ap^lcallt must be good typ . hour week minimum. Apply in large rooma and attached garage. M r plumbing. Two fireplace* Hiv , (Oeettsee* beee Fige Oee) St. Tei, MI 9-54.^1. ist and hlfn achool graduate. person. Eastern .Tool Co., .106 Tol control. Basement wash apd «Iry is ’’ahocke4'* that th« Unltey*. Ave Two mom furnished apart- *-57'l. Eveninga, Ml. 8-74M ber of Hungarians. A group of Vir Egypt’s Foreign M ialstte complete line of American and CallJSotighlin. Ml. 9-7707. surape4 benefits and pleasant work- 21” PHIIjCO CONSOLE TV with I MI. 9-5878 should be given to an International SATURDAY 9 A-, M. Engllah bicycles and accesaories. tablished route of cuatomera. Ex iRWn mowers, etc. Phone MI. n,ept private bath. Inquire after ginians applied to bring five MMtmoad FAwsi daclarsd his na iilg^conditiona. converter, *40. Call Ml. 9-4924. *1000 DOWN, large three bedroom lunteera!^ Army to . wage a tion's sovereignty eras being hr- Place yotir order- now for Christ.' perience not required. We train 9-0606. , ______I 6 p.ip. , IDEAL f o r retired couple or refugee families to the RiS Rooring—Siding 16f^ ranch, full cellar, large lot, high ’’cruaade for freedom” againat O i i nta.s and save money. Hours' - 4-* Oall you. Write Box A, Herald. WALLPAPER SALE. Many pat amall family. Four room house Petersburg area. fringed. He also aaid p m m m t t rOCR COOPERATIO.N WILL VACUUM CLEANER. Canister elevation, view. Carlton W. Hutch Soviet. ' BE APPRECIATED p.m. weekdava, Saluiâys, 9-6 tern* of trimmed paper to choose FIVE ROOM duplex, no bathroom with dark room or laundry room An Alabama Committee for the troops of the three powers ’wah FOR 11IE BEST in Bonded built LIBERTY MUTUAL LIFE type. Recent model. Attachment^. facilities. Sullivan Ave., Wapping. ins, Realtor. ML 9-5132, 9-4694. In full basenient. a t y utilities. Sen. Winism Danger (R-ND) holding up the clearing of tha p.m. 166 W. M iddle'Tpke.: ML up roofs, shingle roofs, 'gutters, Agent* Wanfed 37-A from. C, J Morrison Paint Co., Hungarian Relief was formed in 9-209*. INSURANCE'CO. 3*5 Center St. *25, Call JA. *15*3. ,, MI. 3-5724. MANCHESTER—Six room , ranch. | Nicely landscaped fenced in yard. Blrminghtm. meantime urged that the United bria-choked canal and othar vital conductors and roof repaira call ML 9-8539. Ststea admit at least 25,(M)0 Hun maUera. Dial Ml 3-5121 Coughlin. ML 3-7707. GLENWOOD s t o v e , gss and oil Ideal location, convenient.to bus Individuals also, pledged help. MI. 3-1161 LIFE INSURANCE and'achools, hot water oil heat, Herbert Bray, a Kansas (Jity, garians who have' fled from their "Ths Invading forces must with-' GIR, 26' Dismond»— Watches— combination. white porcelain, THREE ROOM heated apartment. Kan., electrician, and his wife said country. He said Austria “cannot draw immediately,” FAwM said, I R ^ r o o f in g CO., ahingie and ... For further information cover all top, *25. MI. 9-4*77. full cellar, garage, sensibly priced FIVE ROOM CAPE COD at 10 Rus- ."Crilent condition, 12*. ^ n . 3-1414. j built up redfs, gutter and con- AGENT Jewelr.v 48 Tel. Rockville TR. .5-4547. • Call A. R. Wilkie A Co. 481 EasI they plannetTto make a 360-acre possibly support ai)d assimilate the "and by Immsdlatsly, X do msaa ,, sell St. Call owner. MI. 9-2643. Hungarians who are entering at M at and Pound ~~ ______' ■■ I ductor wdrk. roof, chimney re- Middle Tpke. MI. 9-4389 farm available to a Hungarian in a matter of a very few daya" I pair*.'-' Ray Hagenow, .\n. 9-2214. INTT^rrSTINCr LEONARD W. YOST Jeweler, re refugee family rent free. the rete between 2,000 and S,000 One of the w orld's' lesding KRDEN AIJ.1 aluminum two-door MODERN SEVEN rooms and ga The Middle East disputa has DOST—Near Post Office, gray pen Business Serrice* Offered 15 R«y Jackson, Mi. s-8325. OPPORTUNITY pair", adpista Watches expertly.; 21 cu. ft. farm freezer. MI, 9-9402. rage, 19 North St. MI. 9-1015. T i& FftOVCRSiAu SUU. iH>, Bray said he got th^ idea as he a day." forced the Assembly once again life insurance companies w-ill Reasonabia prices. Open daily. | MANCHESTER • . Lola Tor ______M 1ME CHINA SHOP'S SOT relax^ in his home after Thanks with name, Hemlette Tremblay. Available for girl at least 21 hire and train a young man for to suspend its general lUsputa hi* MI. 9-*4^ *2 50 ner call All • ROOFING, SIDING, painting. Gar- Thursday . evenings. 129 Sprucr i THREE ROOM tenement and bath 2'* year duplex. NOTHINO OM 7HISE SHOOT. giving dinner and watched tele ready far behind schedule,. ranteed Call Rob Webb • Alterations and additions. |years old with good education or : a local position. The man we Street Ml. 9-43*7. MANCHESTER—Three lot*. 90x180 ranieed. call Mob webb., ceiunjj. Workmanship guaran-1 business background, with some want should be age 25-45. with heat. Vacant Dec, 1st. MI. Beautiful 5’ *, extra large, room CUTSHMOOKS; vision news pictures of Hungar Secretary General Dag’ Kaa* PASS BOOK No. E2.T5. Musical Instruments 53 3-6441. ranch. on paved -road. City water. Price ians battling for freedom. marskjold announced meanwhUa otlce ia hereby given that Pass ' teed. A. A7 Dion.' Inc., 299 Autumn ^ lyptllT ability. Ipltiative, imagina- married, well educated . ah'd *2,000 each. Call Gaaton Realty, Ruth Millell capable of self-discipUn4. This UULBRANSEN direct blow ma Six room Dutch Colonial. Im B UlMAHOUmtA, If any of the Hungarians yearn that UJ7. observera had found no Book No. E235', issued by TTie Sav DI S weatherstrip f Com-* St. MI. 3-4*60. ’ lion and the ability to work on Fuel anti Peed 49-A mediate occupancy. *16,900 163 School St., MI 9-5731; eveninga to become American cowboys, they evidence to support Bjrrlsn ings Bank of Manchester has been lany. doOrs and windows custom j ------r~------—'------: your own l)elpf«l *n this unusual is a life time career' opportun hogany spinet piano, *495. Business^ lAicatinns . Ml 8-7«g______/4<4g a/. gmesdo JA, m.__ ity. The Jua^-We hire will re- -Kemp's. Inc. M l.- 8 - 5 6 * 0 . ------COVENTRY LAKE------• iWIFAMimii have a chance in Montana. - Five charges of Israeli, Brttisb and ’ork. guaranteed. -Gail MI. 9-L583 R4H)fing and Chimneys 16-A! day DRY f i r e p l a c e , fuinare wood. For Rent 64 Montana'ranchers have offered Theee *Jnat-»-Mlnntea’ French' forces massing along tha made to said bank for-payment/m after 8 p.m. ______Z______1______^ * week..groqp insurance and security ceive s -guaranteed income Year ’round aeven room ranch. ' A d d Up to Many Hour* suitable' to his needs plus com Cedar clothe." line pole*. Delivered MUSIC instrumental, rental. Com Jobs to refugees. Syrian and Jordan bordera. the amount of deposit.______^ ROOFING -1- Specializing in repair. I hjc future are positive benefits. and in.stalled. MI. O-I-ISS. 575 MAIN ST. One-story brick VERNON a n t iq u e s Relinished. Repairing For additional information and mission, bonus and all fringe plete line of Instruments. Rental Suborbmn For Sala * College students mapped drives . "I’m. going to nm over -to a Syria had notUlsd H aa* ing roofs of all kinds, Also new L applied to purchase price. Repre building 26x3* feet. Ample front Six room Cape. Two-car garaga. LOST—Beagle dog, black^ttn and done on any. furniture. Tieman, roofs. Gutter work, Chlmn^yi'l confidential interview. Call benefits. First year's income VERNON — Four large rooma, on campuses across the country to neighbor's for a minute. I should marskjold esrlior that Israal was SEASONED OAK Wood. Cut fire senting Olds, Selmer, Ped and rear parking. Call owner ML Nicely landacaped lot. Price *18,506 SubnrbAn For Sale 75 ■ white wearing green coHar. vicin- 1*9 South Main St. Phone MI. cleaned, repaired. 26 years’''ex should exceed A’i.OOO. breezeway and garage. Large lot Hal Boyle aid those fleeing Soriet oppres massing along tha arralstlea LIBERTY :UUTUAL LIFE place, stove lengths, '$10 per load. ler and Bundv, Metier'* Music 9-7405. be back in 'an hour." tty of Hebron. Call 3-5*43. perience. Free estimates; Call j PL 2-7**6. ROCKVILLE with ahade ireea. Price *12.900. OPEN HOUSE TOMORROW sion. marcation lines a l o » with Brit* JN S l R .^ ^ r E C'O. Studio. 177 McKee. Ml 3-7.500, Beautiful alx room Colonial Gar- Call Gaston Realty, 165 School St., The 13,0(M) students at Pennsyl When I realized Tvhat I had Just leh and French. Jbrdaa cabled Howley. Manchester MI 3-.5361. | STORE Formerly Sear's Roebuck 2 p.m^ to 5 p.m. said. I laughed out loud. But it *' FOUND - Part German Shephird, Ml. 3-1161 FOR DETAILS at the Center, Desirable Main SI. riaon in rcaidential aectlon, Raaaon- MI 9-5731: evenings MI 9-7466. vania State University were urged similar charges. 236'e AST MIDDLE TPKE. Housewives’ Delight *'• black and browai female dog. bell GENERAL house wiring, all kinds, i Carden— Farm— Dairy SPECIAL CHRISTMAS location, heat furnished. Applo.xl- ably.priced. to contribute garments for a started me thinking. In Jsrusslem, the Prints Tllnia- •'* 4>n collar. Calr Lee Fraochia, Dog Call PI 2-63*8 after 8 p.m, ! Heatlng-’^Flumbing 171 PHONK WILLIMANTIC SALK VERNON clothing drive. We housewives always seem to Products 50 matelv 1200 sq. ft. floor space. MI. ROCKVILLE—GROCERY Immaculate six room single, two tar’s office denied to n* Warden. Ml 3-4540, 9-6*0*'or MI. 9-8521. Student leaders at Louisiana be pushed for time. ‘There Just mler David Ben-Gurion In m RUBBISH AND ashes removed. PRKEBURN A WATSON. Plumb-! sp:c r k t .\r v HArri.son 3-2661 USED PIANO AND BUSINESS Six room ranch. Large living car garage, extra lot. Quick occu aren’t enough hours In the day," General cleaning cellar*, attics I 'ng and Healing Contractors New State University collected almost Parts Oct. 28 to eoordinata with APPI..ES, $1 and up. I>ouii Botti, ELECTRONIC ORGANS Including six room residence over , room, fireplace, ceramic tile liath, pancy. *1*,000, Pontiers What He Is we tell ourselves. ('l»9 Main St. MI. 9-6335. R. Wolcott o'li'-wtinger and auto CH. 7-6124, .Ml 9-54*.’). bath, birch cabinet*, formica' (amily. ttiree-family, business what he is. livered to ynur'door. one bag or Pianos $395 and new Thomaa Elec- , suburban preferred. References that in an industry which some On Monday crews of Long Is have Anally' aaid "I’ve really got tha morning and in the sraniog la itra matic washing machines, electric ■ I with cafeteria facilities. Dogs— Birds— Pels 41 counters. Only *14,900. Carlton W. BOLTON —Looking for a bargain? property. Have many cash buyers. times tends to regard people as ranges, .vacuum cleaners, motors, I more. Call Hathaway. MI.' 9-64.7*. Ironic Spinet Organa. ' complete, j (omished. Call Mrs. J. Herbert Hutchins, m . 9-5132, ML 9‘4694. Behind a door marked "Shop land University students Trill to get to 'work, goodbye," would Tel Aviv received U.S. Amhssss MoTing— T rucking Finlav .MI. 9-1411 We are offering a • two-family Mortgages arranged. Please call Foreman." near a desk guarded faceless symbols Moore always re launch a fund drive. •often show ua that "the minute" dor Edward B. Lawson, who hand" F e m m a ls small appliances, welding. 174 BIRD, cat and dog supplies, whole- $725, Other floor mo’ has \o superrise a staff of ■ ■ PHARMACY 1 1 office routine and can take dicta- ■ anteed for sex and health. Also 3.71 Parker St. Agency. Realtor. MI. .7-69,70. |ELLINGTON — L shaped ranch. serve "self-denial day" next Thurs because It will only take ua "a / see Gorman Motor Sale*. Bulck REFRIGERATION sales and serv er}. ,Refngei’htors.''}yasher8 and (?HF:STF:R F'un iers. FMc* remod- j ------— ------4-3-6 and .7 room singles and 2- not really a comedian. I really 85 people, including six writers. 889 Hartford «d.~BO»^SiS I tion and translate it quickly and breeders, cages, and supplies. 5'a rooms. Ix>t 87x177. Oil hot famlly houses. Buyers' waiting. day by eating breac and soup only. minute." Besides, It Is easier than Sale* and Service, 288 Main ice. Commercial, household, air stove moving sp^'cialt>. Folding j eled. Impaired, cleaned and Farm.* and Land For Sale 71 60x26 SIX ROOM ranch, 25 ft. ' water heat. Attached garage. Full don’t know what I am." "The trouble with an operation They will donate cost of regular trying to get the children to do BDMt. ML 9-4871. Open evening*. accurately. Do you qualify? If Raymar Aviaries, Route 44A, Bol FRANK'S ANTIQUE SHOP, 420 glazed Work done at my home, i ------.. . _. ----- Howard R. Hastings, Realtor. conditioners, freezers A. and W. chairs for rent, ML 9-0752. ton. ML 9-561*. I master bedroom, excellent condi- basement, city water. Fireplace. But everyone in show business of this kind," he said, "is that as meal for medical supplies and food. the things themselves. Refrigeration Co, Ml. 9-1237, BU. you are interested and wi.sh to Lake St., ia buying and selling No overhead. Save, Call ML 21. ACRES NORTH COVI5NTRY. tion. »ix year* old large lot high Call MI. 9,^107 any time. NEED-A CAR? Short on a down know more about the benefita we > good used furniture and antiques. , $15,500. Ray Spielman Agency, today knows what Thomas Gar It grows you have to spend more On the same day residents of But the minutes add up. :OPEN: 9-3196, Ml. 9-0055. CONTROL BREED baby para-1 9-721* for free estimate at your F'our large rooms, oil heat, ga elevation, *10,500'. Carlton W. . payment or had your credit turned have to offer call MI, •3-4119 Mrs. [ Ml. 9-65*0 Hours 9 a m.-* p.m. home. Under no obligation. Capes rage, two large poultry houses. K Rockville. "TR. 5-1020, evenings rison Morfit—who's known as and more time on administrative State College, Pa., will be asked to Any housevrtfe who doesn’t havt J^ntitig— Paoerlng 21 i keets. Month old. Will take orders Hutrhin*. MI. 9-5132, 9-4694, Wm. F. Ganzer, MI. 9-4677. "Garry Moore." during business details, leaving you less time for down? Don’t give up! For a good CLEAN AND paint those gutters Clough, for interview. and stoles, $20. * E Realty Co. MI, 9 8297 ML eat "mush ard milk” and donate enough time In any day to get deal—not thru a amall loan com- BEFTNISHINO ceilings, paihtirig, for Cbristma.4 at 134 Glenwood St. 3-44*0. hours—has become. He's the the creative end. what money they would have spent everything done she feels has to now. Avoid costly repairs later. Hours 3-9 daily, MI, 9-6.572. DOING YOUR SHOPPING y—eee ’ 'Harry” at 333 Main Ml. 3-13*3. / paper hanging, wallpaper booka\WOMFIN Christmas selling starts 1 TUXEDO, LIKE new, size 42-44. 1 MUST BE SOLD I BOLTON LA K E -N ew three bed Use of W iretap I housewives’ delight, and a real Garry is sometimes called "The for a normal dinner to CARE and be dons should start watching (Formerly Douglaa Motors). Fully insured. Tel, FIdward R. j' early with Avon Cosmetics. Vslu- E.\RLY? j Ididie."' coat and dresses, size 42- room ranch home. Full cellar. Hot _ _ ^ ^ I kingpin in the wonderful world only guy In television without an the Red Cross. her "minutes." PURE Bred Doberman Plnschera.l 25 Avondale Road — Immaculate water heal. Lot 139 foot frontage, enemy,” but his easy going nature r \5RLLIAMS REFRIG ERATipiL Co. Price. MT. 9-1003. • Able sales territorv now available. eight weeks old. Readv to go. ML - 44. MI, 3-8190. I Houses For Sale 72 The governors of Kansas. Call- (All rights reserved, INEXPENSIVE CLEAN transpor four room cape with one room with many trees. Privileges to Service on all typea of refrigera ------— ------i CiHl 5n. 3-5195. 9-6311. We have an excellent .selection of IIn n RRiesel ie s e l CaSe;°'Ga“Case nd hi* ^xle pal.-Dur. riles a bit whep he is sometimes fomis and Utah have proclaimed NEA Service^ lac.) iS U N D A Y : tation. If you don’t see w’hat you tion equipment inclu^lifig houae- lamps, small electrical appliances, CHILDREN S OliTGROWN. cloth $12,6.50 — Thlrlyyear mortgages roughed in upstairs. Ha* fireplace, private beach. Let's look it over.- |wood Kirby, Denise Lor -and Ken asked, "How do you like working "Hungary Dr.ys” next Sunday. want on our lot look behind our hold. Commercial^'' aalea. One ' \, has.socks: rockers, and all kinds of ing, 2-6 hardly worn. Ijidiea' available. Ihree-bedrooni Ranches, garage, nice lot. Excellent location. Howard R. Hastings. Realtor, I Uarson—brighten the lives of before an audience of women?” ('ourse.« and ('lasses 271 dresses, 20'3-22'a, like new, ,MI. now being built ceramic tile bath, Mtnehester MI. 9-1107, any time. Jenner Shocked S r a WHO GETS TKAm CD office. Cars to suit all purses. 333 phone all hours^îlT. 9-2016, Poultry and Supplies 43 home furnishings. Bus and shopping close by. Bower* Denied by FBI aom^' $1 million homemakers with "Their tone implies they don’t Meanwhile, Sen. William E. Jen- Main, formerly Douglas Motors. 9.7.72*. e.Xhaust fan, fiiil cellar, hot water School section. Immediate^’cupan- Memphis, Tenn. (^^Wfhen sev DIFISEL HEAVY Flqiiipment. We FEM.’\LK HKLP WANTED their arttica on "The Garry Moore feel housewives have much Intelli ner (R-Ind) said In Washington eral women asked him to tend a BUYING PAPER, magazines, rags, BROAD BREASTED Bronze tur Use our la.vaway plan heat, 'a acie, trees. Carlton W, cy. Good financing availaBle. Own ROCTI'CVIIJÊ — Cape Cod. Six Show," a''daytime program now NOTICE acrap-lron and metal. Will pick are seeking men in this area to (CoattBued from Page One) gence,” Garry said. "Yet women todsiy. that the "honor of the Unit police radar epeed trs|> crew to TOP DOLLAR PAID keys, fresh and frozen. Ready any Hutchins, .MI 9 5132, 9-4694, er* are ready to.m ove and wjil rooms. Lot 6733407 Forced air In Its sevenut-year. make up more than half the audi up Mjaf time. Dial 112-TR 5-7621. train for Diesel and Heavy F.qviip- F^st Shift liaten to any . reasonable offer. heat. Basement is finished off into ed States will be sullied If we are their atreet, Oapt. Charlas Rhodes Zoning Board of Appeala ment. High pay and future secur time, 10-25 lbs. Fresh eggs. CHAMBERS FURNITURE Roomi Without Board 59 1 “ All Of a sudden we find w* ence that watches the top Intel For your old car on trade-in for Schaub's Turkey F'arm 1*8 Hills- MANCHESTF:R. .76 Wellington Rd! Originally priced at *14,900. kitchen and spate room. Four bed Abe Telvi was slain last summer satlaified to meet the Soriet attack was glad to oblige. Exeeptlons-Varisness these cars. J J 6 h T t r u c k i n g and rubbish re. I ity for, the Ivencfits of a trained SALES - Seven room colonial. E.xeellenI rooms. C5ty water and sewer. on a lower east side street. are the oldest cdnaecutive en lectual or cultural evening pro on Hungary with pompous Tvords Among the first to draw tickets and quallfietT Diesel hian. If you We have .'ie\'«ral openings town Rd. grams. GRANTED . 1963 Ford V* overdrive / moved, cellars and yards cleaned, 503 East Middle Tpke, loiation. F'ireplace, Oil steam 278 Parker Street Vacant »ix $9,500. Ray Spielman Agency, Prosecution testimony has been tertainment show oiix TV—and and pious social work.” for, speeding were two of the wom Brown A Riga. lfi*n 1952 Ford V* Fordomatlc storm windows anti screens in-1 have mechanical aptitude, write , fo r' women in OlH' ex p a n d in g PLF:ASANT heated room with pri heat. Attached garage. Tastefully room colonial with basement ga that rather frightens îa." said "Do they suddenly get smarter A'T THECREE.N vate bath. Call ML 3-40.73. Rockville. TR. 5-1020. evenings given by Joseph Peter Carlino, He said in a statement that he en who asked for the trap. S t 1962 Plymouth / stalled or removed. Reasonable. to us, for free information without • op p i-a ijop s decorated ■ Immediate oci-upancy. rage. Amesite drive, fireplace, and who pleaded gulUv to conspiracy Garry. "We hesitate to ^WIwp after 8 o'clock? I don’t think so. I Arlicle.« F or Sale 45! Open daily: 10 a m. . 5 p.m. Wm. F, Ganzer, MI. 9-4677. Albert StsveasQo, Ligfit hooss* 1981 Chevrolet Powei MI. 9-9471, objtgation as to how you may be- \ I ' Sensibly prii-ed at $17,900 Call A. other extra*. This house started at in the case. and holler about the fact wVre The.v're smart all day. come a pan of this rapidly' ex 7 :30 p.m. . 9 p.m. (7I,F:AN. PLF'ASANT room, single keeping, 87 Strant S t 1981 Pontiac Hydrai -1 ^ ROYAL AND SmlUi-Corona port-1 R. Wilkie A- Co., 4*1 K. Middle *16.300, but a quick sale is wanted COVENTRY—Vacant. You can own The trial resumes Monday. the'oldest. We don't want to call "Women are Interested In any 1981 Mercury FAY’S ' SESre^T^ks'^S^^\dce~ paneling Industry, Tractor Train I able and standard typewriters Or double. NeXl to bath and show- Tpke ML 9-43*9 .MI 9-0649 .fin owner will accept good offer el attention to our age." suW^ct you present—a« long aa (Samlllo Andisio, liot front vari cleaning. Installing, cellars .^rPLV I.V PER.SON ALL TYPF:S refinished used fitrnlV er. Cehtiallv located. 14 Wads this neat three bedroom ranch ance, Bratton Rd- (approot 9S* oaat 1982 Studebalu ing Service, Inc., Box R. Herald, ; All makes of adding machine* even take your present home in home, with full cellar. Large lot. But Moore is one of those lucky yo'tcdpn’t get pedantic in your ap-1 drained. ML 9-2.330. - ., tw e. Custom niade solid ma worth St, .MI, 3-4921. F:AST HARTF-ORD ' room of Parker St)’ ItSO Oldsmohile SPENCER RUBBER sold or rented. Repairs on sll trade. Only *1,000 cash down. Owner will mortals .time seems to pass by. proachX. ' ! 1980 M em ir}’ j makes. Marlow’s. hogany coffee, step and occasiwi- ranch. FLxcellent location.-<-)ose to CYO Units Plan Although he is 41, snd has been ABSOLUTELY LAST CHANCE Matthsy Mbriarty, WgaiR Xaat HILLS’ TELEVISION Service. al tables, eBlanr Furniture Hospi P'Oi- _ ___j our listings. We are also active Manchester MI. 9-1107 any time. ______haircut give him the air of an fight down actor's buck fever. of guitar. Chester Accrtrdlon Co.. Wove pipe, dampers, stove boards, aluminum slocms and screens, oil But his wife said: Oak Lodge. Inc.. Sign, N. Side Act now! Tour old car may be ALL ELECTTRIC razors serviced 91 Union St. .ML 3-.5709. wiXka for all stoves and heater*. tal, corner South Street and Ver <.T)ZY ROOM for one or tWo girl." i heal, large lot. 4% GI mortgage members of the Multiple Listing The Catholic Youth Organiza- the amazing Tolland Itiko. (weat of Hodcanum the full down payment. Balance on la mi non Ave., Rockville. Open 9-9. Sat. System of Manchester. BQL'lOI'I — Oversized (Tape C!od. "Garry’s like a duck iwcmimUig and repaired at Russell's Barber Beds, mattresses, springs, roll-a- or would consider couple. All • may be as."umed. Price only tion of Manchester, East Hartford, success of îs ex-sports announc 1956 EVINRUDE MOTORS Ri'var). easy monthly or weekly - terms y beds, until 6. — — — $13,900. ('all Goodchild Realty Co'. Rear shed dormer and front dor —he looks calm on the surfabst, but I Shop. (Corner Oak and Spruce Sts.. privileges of home. Convenient to ' mers. Five large rooms. Fire Glastonbur}'. Wapping and South er wlio became a performer by underneath he’s mighty busy.^- Oak Lodga, Xnc., Sign, S. SMa from -as low as ** a week, ’ Remington, Schick., Sunbeam and Musical— Dramatic 29 ties, trbnk tables, linoleum rugs.' everything. MI. 9-3.729. [ Realtors, .MI. .7-7925 or BU. 9-09.79. T. J; CROCKETT. Realtox Wilbur Crosa Highway (eiast Of linoleum by the 5'ard. Many items ANTIQUE F'LiR-NITURFL silver, Office MI. 3-1577 Res, Ml. $^7751 place. Open slaiiway. Hot water Windsor are planning a recreation Norelco. tielp Wanted— Male 36 heat. Attached garage. Arteaian Oak Lodge). MUSIC FOR dancing for cliibs, ' too numerous to mention. This Blass, china, and used furniture PLEASANT ROO.m ' for lady TiTpiT-' al and social program at St. more a few years ago recorded MANCHESTER MOTOR ‘ parlies. Call .MI 9-9*06 or MI ' well. Asking $13,900. Howard R. Edgar Berube, Sldaltno. N. Side LAND CLEARED and . bniah stock la left over from Jones bought and sold. Furniture Repair vale family. Fine residential i I Mary's School in East . Hartford nearly one hundred persons wbo Woodland St east of R.R. traCk. SALES ANNEX burned. Stone walla built and 9-6.508. . PRESS OPERATOR to learn setup. Furniture Store, will be sold fori Service. .ML 3-7449.' section, home privileges. Ref Hastinga. Realtor, Manchester. Read Hen*KIT Advt. MI. 9-1107 anv time. were bitten by rets so badly they Chestnut • Park Apartmeats, 33TMAIN STREET grading done. ML 9-6275. Arthur I Apply in person. Gunver Manufac. less than'coal. Come ir anit' con erences. Phone ML 9-0106, ^ tomorrow. luring Co., 234 Hartford Rd. YOUNG MAN! had to go to a hospital for treat Group dwellings. So. west eotiisr M l. 9-5732 Gay. vince yourself. 40 Oak .9|,' 2nd HOTPOINT. ELECTRIC stove and The prog7'sm '''^H commence at ment! Experlmenta were made Bonds— Stocks Hotpoint refiigerator. Excellent LARGE, PLFIA'SANT room, single Park A Oieatnut Sts. WANTED -First class too) makers,] floor, Saturday from 10 a.m.to 4 p. To "tart training for Decorate. For Ctiristme* 1:30 with Manchester's St. James’ which indicated that rets like the WINTERIZED RADIO T\' Service. Sewing ma Mortgages 31 m. condifion. Phone PI. 2-84.76 after or double. Kitchen privileges. Cen Jumpers offer Variety eV O basketball team playing Campbell CouncU, Knlghta o f overiime, top pay. Manchester management of one' of our taste of human blood. They bite Columbus Building Assoc, o f Man chines and small appliances re 5 p.m. > tral. Separate entrance. Gentle stores. No evperienre neces Glastonbury's St. Augustine's CYO e READY TG GO! QUICK CASH! *22,25 per thousand ! Tool A Design, 130 Hartfor-d Rd. .people because they are hungry. paired. Call Ralph Aldrich. MI. SALE—33 1-3% off on 1956-1957 man. parking. ML 3-4724, teiiun. After this game, the chester, Inc., Club liquor approval, 9 *487 , per month Includes principal and -ML 9-5263. LIVING ROOM furniture, ideal for sary. All benefits. Appl.v In per Rata Are DaagerOlis aad There is nothing whatever I like 1950 Nash Statesman, *10 a week. wallpaper. Green Paint and Wait- son. ___ , Assumption C7YO basketball team 138 Main S t interest, Hartford CH 6-8897. ppper at the Green. Open daily 8-9 recreation room or summer cot CLEAN. COMFORTABLE room for . costly Enemlee of Mankind about the wild rat. Effective Date—November 98, 1949 Ford V* with overdrive, *10 a I F'LOOR AND papering. . - „ service. Frank Burke. Connecticut Mort- p.m. tage. ML 3-1.764 after 6 p.m. refined gentleman, 71 CTiesImit of Manchester will take the fioor against St. Bridget’s CYO, also of 1986 week. *"Floors sanded and refinished. Also j gage Exchatigj^ Lewis corner JOIN A GROWING St. ML 9-5764. By EDWIN P. JORD.\N. M.D. ABSENT FROM VACATION NoUce filed in offico o f Ttown , 1947 Mercury four door, ** a week. papering and painting. TR. 5-2071 Gold. 1957 TFILEVTSION. 21 ". UHF. GLFINWOOD combijiation range, LYNN POULTRY Manchester. Following the double Written for NEA Service Philadelphia (49)—Mary Agnes pr TR. 5-1050. white. Electric pump,' chromium header, a dance,will be held for all Clerk—November 31, 19M 1946 Chr}’5ier Wlndaor, *8 a week. COMPANY V'^HF'. *1*9.95 value $2*9.95. No Every once in a w’hile, I am Wills, 13, of nearby Glenside didn't ZONING BOARD OF APPEAL.' down payment. $2 weekly. First pipe. Oil diyim, ,50 gallon. MI. the member." o f all the Catholic- miSa a day of school all year. Two ELEXTTRIC TRAINS! We repair, Business Opportunities 32: 9-0435 either mornings or after FOR SALE FARMS STORE \ l Youth Organizations in this dis moved to write a column against WllUem H. Stuek, Chairms: These cara can be bought for as In the growing carbide cutting payment January. Budget Center. days after she finished seventh Charles S. Towle, Seeretar. / repalilt^ custom modify , and cus *n. 3-4164, 5:.70 p .m ., rats. Possibly sometime, some little aa *10, with approved credit. tool industry we need experienced 3-Bedrnom Ranch Home In , .maxchf3T»:r parrade trict. grade and was given a certificate tom paiht model trains. Call Jon ' NEW SERVICE station will soon The officers of the East District' where a human being has been be Steele ML 3-6039, Skip McKay, be available. F^xcellent location machine operators and other types (iooae Ijine. Tolland, C-onn. for perfect attendance, she broke SALE ENOS T H U R SD A Y ,^ . 29 MANCHESTER MOTOR of industnal per-sonnel. If .vou want •-/V re ivio rjrw CYO are: Dave Woodburv of the friended by a rat. but if so: he or her right leg in a collision at sec MI. 9-9641. ' serving local and tiansicm busi ■ .SAVE UP TO. 50 "r RICHARD H. ILOW Assumption.' president: Jim Me-' • s a l e s ANNEX e ness. Call or write Tide W’ater Oil a good job apply at office! she has kept mighty quiej about. ond base. She went to the hospi Legal Notk^ GK Electric Blanket* 40% off. Builder Gtnnia of St. Mary’s ■vice president: tal, absent from vacation. Only B Motors Left ■ 333 Main Street Co., Box .509 Ha'rtfoid. Conn., JA. I Game*, toy*, etc, 40% off. All doll* Telephone TRemont 8-77*4 5 Household Servicefl 7-7221. evenings JA, *-*914. | ’S3 PONTIAC John Delaney of .St- James, treas ML 9-5732 NELCP tOOL CO., INC. .50% off, All train* 40% off. urer; and Helen Krawski of St. . Rats are intelligent, prolific and Zoning Board o(<4.p Offered 13-A .Revereware 30%. off. Fllntware 4-Door .Sedan. Radio, heater, 1— 3 H.P. NEWLY KSTABUSHfST restau- Francis, secretary. fierce, and they have a greater , 1—7V i H.P. Town of Cov* sSJt STUDEBAKER four door I 30% off. power steering, h.vdmmatir. 5518 266 Center St., Pine St. entrance Members of the various CYO’i survival power than have human The Zopihg Boiud of Appeal aedan, radio and heater. Will sell FTIIWITURE repairing and refin- rant. Liquor permit, large dining BUDGET CENTER. MI. 3-4164 Very clean, new tire". WORK r DQrS t HY G R A Y ^ 2— 10 H.P. iahing: antiques restored. Furni- room, banquet room, ample park -(illulll, In the district are urged to st- beings. They can live, on :Uie same 4^15 H.P. old a privato meeting foUowln Cheap, Call MI. 9-8267. Private owner. ftO O C - luie Repair Service, Talcott'ville. ing. Located on busy highway on .tended this affair. foods we do. aa well as a lot of i r COSMETICS i the'l^rae hanrihg Itoday, N< -MI. 3-7449. _ outskirts of-town in future Indus- WANTF,D - Automotive machinist Price ______IN TOWN J"J0L.y ÎC H T others which we discard. It la be- , FROM 1908 St the town oi 1963 FT3RD TWO DOOR. Asking trial zone. Call Ml. 9 *266 or ML I ” *" automotive ma- BoNl«d..G« Or Will ronalderj Trade WANTED lieved there are as many rats in V “W« Ddiv«r“ • 'f(co buUimig in Coventry. *580. Please call ML 9-5363. CTJRTAINS laundered in my home. 9-2206. '! chine work. Schiebel Bros., Center IN MAN'rHr,HTF.R'*l Mai FACTORY The following cases w«ro cor ' Franehls* Avolloblt the United States aa there are OFF All work done, by hand. Reason ------:— .------^— St., at Proctor Road.' XEW'EHT .IXDI'STR Y WAXES Set Dale people, .: » Mkrthur Drag Storis LIST ■id'ered and deraidns rendered: 1949 CADILLAC, model 61F. black, able rates. ML 9!2411. ------' SCRANTON'S Man 1. Merritt San^êr. Morin Ave .almoat newi white wall tubeless Help U tinted—Female 3-i, WANTED One full time driver Manchester atid The 4X>st of rats to our econo Surrounding Towns TEXACO STATION For Style Show my Is terrific; its total can harComm*rcial move garage—providing i t is K J9a WILLYS STATION ^vagon. \ Ing Shop. F:XPF!RIF:NCED secretary. Short-j bly.,lines. Must be able to Hkllled or I'nskllled feet from the Manning propart; Two wheel drive. Four cylinder hand net'pssaiy. knowledge o f ; 13 lissoH St" ■Wbighlng will be at 7:30, and Plague is a constant dinger be l— 2rx8* PLYCRAFT ' maintain , stock records. Cape Cod. 6 rooms, 2 un Akereflees-RefliedelUig tins—thus improving SA sxlsUai engine. Call PI. 2-6430. TRY US FOR reupholstering,, slip bookkeeping helpful. Varied office | It is ex{>ected the diaplsy of every cause it is present in rats in many —:----4- rovers, draperies, rug cleaning. duties. Good w;orking conditions, Excellent opportunity for finished. full cellar, base thing from undies to outer gar parts of the world. “ Bnsiness Built On OUTIOiARD CRUISER, SPORTSMAN M OOa aon-oonforming. use aad rsdudni 1949 DE SOTO CLUB i-oupe. 5621 ments wilt attract a capacity a hazatxious condition. Free delivery service. All work! Vacation with pay. Good salary.' advancement for one, with ment garage, ..fireplace, Pin Boys Plague eventually Kills the rats, Customer Satisfaction” Bqught new, one owner. Call MI. guaranteed! Smith'* ' Upholstbrv ' Tobei; Baseball, 1T4 Brookl.vn SIT, 8434 turnout of the members and 8. Theodors MsUto. Cadsr •-S318. , « proven ahility. Ideal loca hot water oil hea|„ Choose Decorations made by . you add a friends. The Jean Blar Shop of toix '^ e n this happens, the rat ' WITH NAVY TOP and AIRFOAM CUSHIONS Swamp Road. Request not grahlsd Shop. 243 N. Main St. 5(1. 9-4663. Roi’kville, Conn. note of warmth to Cfhriatmas! Ail 12-43 flea, which harbors the germ caus Full Insurance Coverage Evenings ML 3-7267. tion for a local resident the paper of >our choice, Hartford, which specializes In —Rssson: M SUNDAY SPECIALS! We're closed f 12.200. Wanted \ the family will want to help make clothing for over-weighta, ia not ing plague, leaves the dead rat's TeL Ml Si-3033 U ST *1748 F.O.B., Request is exessstva as ralatad Sundaya., but you’re welcome to these eye-catching mobile decora- A good way to make your ward body and seeki the nearest alter AfterStOOP^M." , MANCHESTER FIo5T FINISH Holland window w o m a n , part time. Lucky Lady GUAY 'MANUFACTURING only providing' the costumes and to the front-foot requirsroaata «( 5islt' our lot at your leisure and shades, made to measure. All Self-Service laOndry, 11 Maple Si.! Phone MIM-.56.T9 HEATING and APPLIANCE ’ . tions, or the lovely^ Choir Panel robe atretch ant) stretch!-Sew tbie aendllng their narrator, Mrs. Feld nate host, which is usually one of 82 BALDWIN ROAD SAVE $500 150 feet, os required by ‘ tlM look o v tf the cara. We'll be hap metal Venetian blinds at a. new 15c A String f painted in rich colors. These are smart Jumper, team with blouses us. ''.i I CO . ; man. but has offered to donate a CLOSEOUT AT ...... Zoning regulations for t|M par|^ py to demonstrate and aell yuU low price. Ke.vs made while yo'u GIRL FOR part time work In office two separate patterns. or brightly hued sweaters. dress for the WATE whq wina Lantz, of the U.S. 'Department MANCHESTER. CX)NN. tleular zone. ‘ the model you aelect on Monday. to .handle stenographic and filing > 1 . . * ‘ wait. .Marlow's. HIUdARD ST., MANCHESTER SALES REPRESENTATIVE , Pattern No. 5518 contains pic- No. 8434 with Patt-O-Rama in the next trif) to. Bermuda by los of Agriculture, Itas listed some of 4. M-s. Mabel Schwaltaar, Manchester Motor Sales AbneV, duties,. Apply Goodyear Tire and | k . A ' . lûre and complete directions for cluded lain sizes 12, 14. 18, 18, ing the greatest number of the moat destructive activities of ; MARINE HARpWARE AND SOME Wrights MUl Road. FwrmiMUB 333 Main St. Harry Jacksop, mah- Rubber Co.. 1*0 Goodwin St., Flast , "A Good Place To Work”' - painting same; -No. 8621 contains 20; 40. 42. Size 14. <32 bust), pounds. r . rats..They eat com during growth granted for 6 montta tnteiM*oiij ager. Hartford. BLTIe'r 9-3124. ' ' j HEATING « mI SALES EXPERIENCE 'Building—Conttneiing 14 SEPTIC TANKS fi. J. BLANCHARDI compleU directions for making 6 Jumper; 5 3-4 yards of SS-inebj and In nribe:’ a elngle rat can eat NOTICE BOAT PAINT S0% OFF- building permit. Reason: 553" FORD CONVERTIBLE cus- SALESGIRL for part lime work. mobile decorations. blouse, 2'4 yards. NEEDS RETRIEVER ’ from 40 to- 50 pounds of com a Ths ^^llcant. due to trun, new paint, rad io rnd heater, BID WELL .Fioroe Improvement Co. Including Sunday.-Apply .Swiss DESIRARLE lUT NOT ESSENTIAL Send 23c In CNJINB, for-EACM For this pattern, send 35c in Yakima, W*ah. (4b—E. V. Put year. TTiey destroy merchandlsa. Is hereby given that there Will j ■ituation. was unshls to good tires, excellent condition, Alterations, additions, 'garsges. Pastry ^ o p , J83 North Alain. 'XH. WINDOW.(^Le a n e r . Experienced PLUBSEO SEWERS • INTERIOR p a t t e r n ORDERED, your sd- Coins, your name, address, size de nam’s dog Pud ia glving'him some The rat destroys poultry, wild be a apec(al election In the Eighth I building ndthin time ■acnBce *200. MI. 3-6241. 'Re-siding specialists. Easy budg 9-2660'. ■ ' and leliable. No high climbing EXTERIOR ^ API^LY ; dreaa and the PATTERN NUM sired, and the Pattern Number to concern. birdii ducks, woodcocks and song flchool A UUIiUes Diitrict to be ' Only A t Anyone wishing to pfOCsit, et term*. MI 8-649.5 or TR • ML 3-7814. ' ' * . BER to ANNE CABOT THE .SUE BURNETT. THE MAN The spaniel haa been dolnj;;' some birds. They attack bulbs, aee^^ held WedheD^y, Dec. 5, 1958 at ^ of above dsdatook ■ 6-9109. SEWING MACHINE operators MaehiRe Cleait* i. . . MANCHESTER EVENING/ HER-, CHESTER EVENING HERALD, retrieving withoiit sanction. and plants. . . - 7:30 P.M. in the HoUlster S t ; fotrs Da^smbsr URh Tralters (or Sale 6-A for night shift.' 5 p.ni.dO p.m. ARTESIAN w e l l : driller or help THE HERTFORD GAS CO ' ALD, 1180 AVE. AMEICAS. NEW HB« - A\’E. AMERICAS. NEW Objects retrieved in a redent Hagenbeek. the circus .magnate, School for the purpose of cilecting Ruasall . Kaski BUILDING—Repairs alterations, er. Must have' experience. Apply Septic’Tapbs. Dry (Veils, Hewer Kaklar Toy Co.„60 Hilliard St'. ' Lines Insta1led--Ceiler Water- PAINTING 68T MAIN ST.. MANCHESTER YORK SO. N. V. YORK 38, N. V. period of . a few weeks included said he had to kill three .elephants a director for- the balance o f the Thomas WdUWi II FT.. HOUSE TRAILER, three cabinets.' etc. (Jail C. Lathrop. MI. ------, ------;------Windsor Locks' Housing Project, * , Now available—the coloiiul 1958 With your pattern order send .an six of the neighbors’ aluminum because the rats had gnawed their term of - ,Vincent Geuovesi, re^ rooms and bath, aluminum awn- 9-03*4 or PI. 2-«39*. prooflng Done, NI\’E PUNCH press operators. Ap Graham Road, Wapping.' So. BETWEEN, 8 to 10 A. M. ' I Needlework ALBUM containinjg additional 25 cinta .for the Fall A pots end pans, one copper-bot- feet. Rats have chewed boles in signed, who was elected treasurer Frai". Ksnpialu U t^jnd p orch .'. Evenings,, MI. ply in person. OOriver Manufactur Windsor. Ask for Dick or call To'r- PAPER H^GIN G n e e d m o r e r o o m ? We are foof It ■ * ; dozens of lovely designs from' Winter ’58 issue o f our fascinating tonied. pot and two china dishes. dams and started f16o»• Mr p.in^° ' ■I. \ . ■ ■ ■ . 'L ' . V »i' - 4 -(

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555- ’ V •N. ■ ■ • ' ' i. ■ ' I .1. ■ •' r. . . ‘ f W S L V l -■Ij-. SATURDAY, NOVEMBER *4, IWte, ■■ - m : - iSIanrli^Btrr Knrm ttg U pralin Avetvtre Daily Net Press Ran llisW sothtr • Fer the M ’t * k Ended ,w V. Mi WaMhnr Osnun Npv. t4. 19M New York' to a wedding outside niun pyslbly idusgtbR tb snoM- New Bedford, Mass., and en route Flays Male Lead Council to Study ^ About Town his auto experienced more than a L2,456 during iright, Uttls aaldar: Law In Heard Along Main Street nominal amount of mechanical ' Retirement Plan ^ CONVEIillENT Member of the Audit law lOL Tnaadsy. l emriasnl anew, Tha Ladies Aid Societj; of Zion difficultiea. Iturenn af CIrentntlon HIgfi Is law Me. . LAitheran Oturch will bold a And on Some of Manchester’s Side Streets^ Too Having friends in Manchester, MahehesterÂ City of VUlage Charm Christmas sale and locial for he stopped off to visit them and at The move by Oie 'town workers' FRONT DOOR' PARKING PLAZA youM and old, neighbors and the same time see If one* of the union for 'a pension plan which frisaas, Nov. 30 at 6 pjn. in the Cyclist Paces Pack •traffic, he found, after finally local garages might locate the' would permit a municipal, employe \ ' - "*'N VOL. LXXVI, NO. 48 (EIGHTEEN PAGES) MANCHESTER, CONN., MONDAY, NOVEMBER 26,1956 (OlaaaUlad AdrerUslag >s P s|a Mj PRICE FIVE GENm assembly roam. C>xliats, every year, have a reaching Hartford, he was In for cause of his car’s faulty perform to retire-after 26 years’ servlge, AT THE habit of causing confusion during another fight, this time with city ance. 'regardless of age,- may gain' im ■oroptimlst members wilt have the Five Mile Road Race. They traffic. The streets were clogged . At Garage No. 1 a mechanic petus as the result of a conference n a t t biisinesa meeting Monday at 7:30 were at It again Thursday. | with'cars and trucks. Traffic alg- looked the car over brusquely and p.m. at the home of Miss Bernice . And. as usual. Police Chief Her-' nals changed from red to green to Informed the driver' it waa too to be held in New Haven Tuesday. juul, #0 E. Center St. Plans will i man O. Schendel. riding • In the red again before a line could move, much work for a quick adjustment. At that conference, the newly- Co s ts^ P a y be insde at this time for the an-'. lead' cruiser to clear the path for! When traffifc did move, opposing Frustrated, but not discouraged, formed ' Cohhecticut Municipal nual Christmas party. No husi-! the runners, kept shouting for ■ lines of cars would not part to he went to Garage No. 2, where I- ■ “h- ' ■ i . ness session will be held in Decern-; cyclists to get out of the road and ■■let our friend cut across the street another mechanic listened to the Council of the American State, her.. i stay there until all the runners into a parking lot. Gount.v. and Municipal Emplqj'es, Set Foitrth motor snd said he was too busy of, which the union local is a mem en t had gone past. At last, he found a garage open St the U>be but he could handle I His warning was ignored by one to him, and dsshed into it. The ber, will discuss a legislative pro '.I The American Legion Auxil the Job In a couple of hours. gram for Connecticut rounlci'pal- iary’s Holiday Sale will open at I cyclist, we noted, and his ac- time: 5:15. Weary, he dragged Starting 9o become a little bit ' tions left us to wondering if he himself from his car and went to ities including such a retirement 10 s.m. Monday in the attractive disheartened, he drovk off to system. fireplace room of the Legion Home I wasn't serving as a pacer -for the meet his wife, who had been Garage No. 3. Here the attendant Washington, Nav. 26 (/P)^ under the chairmanship of Mrs. runners. waiting for an hour and 16 min lifted the hood. listened to the Officers of the council include Beatrice Thomas. 'Ihis annual I ' He started dowi'n Main.. St. some utes, snd the two went on s short motor snd hastily agreed with the Frank Hippie,' president of Local The government reported to fund-raising project is for welfare I .M) yards ahead pf the fellows shoppihg tour. diagnosis offered hy his cbileagues. 991, which represents some 130 day that living costa rose one- work of the unit and for the bene [when the starting gun went off. They returned to their car At garage No. 4, our distressed workers in several tovi-n depart h'alf of one per cent; in October Syrians After fit of veterans in all three hospi I He kept his distance all the way shortly .before 6 o'clock. To his motorist finally received some solid ments'. Hippie is secretary-treas Ito another new record. It wa.s tals in the state. Tn addition to ; around the course. The bike he horror, pur friend realized that the advice. The mechanic listened to Herald Phq«r' urer. aprons and an assirtment of hand- ; riding appeared to be one of trafBc, had not slacked off. would the motor, alternately idled and Richard Erlckeoa . Under ,the present retirement the fourth new peak reached m ^ e gifts, baked foods will be on English speed bikes. He probably be even worse in the next raced it, and finally detected some plan, the form al retirement age is in a 1956 climl). ' sale and tea wilt be served, was equipped for the occasion, few minutes, when stores closed. Richard Erickson, -president of The increase means pay raises too, bundled up in tight fitting carbon which he said was mak «5. The local union has asked the As a result, he decided to take a ing' the hydraulic \’alue lifters the Luther League, of Emanuel Town Pension Board to study the for about 1 1-4 million worker^ in Iraq Urges clothes, a knapsack over his back, "short cut” back to Manchester. Lutheran Church, has been chosen auto, farm equipment,' aircraft Adyertisement a riding cap, and his riding gog- stick. ' cost of a plan under which length He went by w iy of Windsor Locks, The mechanic told him a little to play, the leading role in the of service alone would be a requi and metalworking industries glee protecting his eyes from the and sure enough, the trip took only r ’OfiiicHon of “One Foot whose wage .rates are gei tiM Install ~ cleui." dependable Gas wind oil would cure the mechanlrsl sll- site for retirement. U.S. to Send Heating, and forget service and an hour. ment and he would be able to con In Heaven,” to bb presented Nov. part to the government index. Scared by We lost him going up Highland, Upon upon arriving at home, how 30 .and Dec. ^ in Luther Hall of In another union ' development, For most of these workers, the delivery problems Rent a Gas tinue on his way. However, the it was announced that John Cald Conversion Burner—|2.9S monthly St, -Maybe he took the short cut ever, he decided there was merhanic'a optimlam was appar the cnurch. amount of the pay raise will be down W'yllys St., bwause he came | bett;r"~wi;y'\7 bc7t \"hrtrafBc*He Dick, in this, hi.s third church well, director of education for the two rents an hour. —Buy a Gas Conversion Burner ently unjualified. for, the unfort union Will bf at the Hotel Statler More Arms Fake Raids g3S8.00, less 350.00 allowances for “I* future, he confided to unate fellow just did make It to performance, will play the part of Nearly all, consumer spending ahead of the cruiser. And he us. •shop in Manchester." Hartzell Spence, minister's son, in in Hartford Friday for s series of categories ex'cept food Wrtjt up in MM old equipment. Guaranteed heating stayed right up in front of the hla destination.’ i confeiences to which union presi Washington, Nov. 26 (^)— estinrute. The Hartford Gas Co. The next day our friend, who a story revolving around church October. Food remained un EDITOR'S NOTE>-U.8. oMieWs pack all the Way to the finish line. | Make roiirself a t Home, Fellows life. He is a member of the senior dents are invited. Caldwell, a for changed frbm September. Prices Iraq today formally re ore ezpreeaing. coaoern ovar 4«- tel. MI-9-4503. Whilther or not he . broke the ! was also going to the wedding, ar mer University of Chicago presi velopments in Syria, a key aattaa The town's determination to rived in New Bedford and learned cla.ss of Manchester High .School, for new cars rose nearly 11 per quested “m ore defensive tape first is unknown to us, but make soldiers at the Nike site feel has followed the college course for dent. will set up educational pro cent in Getober, reflecting higher In the Middle East. WUUam L. we bet he’ll keep out of the way about the troubles that had been grams for union members in Oon- arms,” including planes and Hyan baa Just left Syria. aaS ta St home is an admirable objective. plaguing hl.s friend. four years, ^ d is also a n.ember price tags on 1957 models with of local police for some time, for of the cro.ss counti-y team. Rifle necticut. out the ^ a le r discounts that had antiaircraft guns, from the this dispateh dtscloaea bow lla PRESCRIPTIONS fear that he may be recognized And when some Manchester fam He lifted the hood of his friend's Army leathers. j^ro-Sovlet, ore hi ilies invited soldiers into their oar and said. "Oh. look the wire Club, Current Affairs Club snd prevailed on. the 19.’i6 cars. United States. f t t i and reprimanded In due fashion. Iraq's Ambassador Moussa Al- effect contmi of the county. B«l|p **ntEE PICK-OP homes for .Thanksgiving dinner from your distributor to one of .Sock and Buskin. JoiB Our Christmas Oluh The index kept by the Labor AND DEUVEBY'’ they were taking a concrete step your spark plugs is disconnected.' Tickets for the play may be ob Department's Bureau of StatisUcs Shabandar reported 'he made this WM Shop Id Your Own Backyard toward that aim. rose to 117.7 per cent of th% 1947- request during a meeting today By HUXIAM L. RYAN >vl«C A number of harrowing tales tained from any member of the Wrought Iron Roiliiigs f.\P Foreign News Amlyot) PINE PHARMACY But on the Whole It looks as More Popular Than Elvis f Luther League, or at the church on 49 average, the base period. This with Asst. Secretary of State Wil- have been related by local motor though the Army is leading the the eveninga of the performance. Perch -CehininB is one^hair of I per cent higher Ifam Rountree, who is in charge of Beirut, I^banon, Nqv. 26 MA CENTER ST.—MI g-9SU ists who got caught in Wednes That Amos Kuja.'la man is evi F O R S than in September and 2.4 per Middle East affairs. way. Assimilation into the com dently pretty nigh Indestructible. 19 7 (iP)—Egypt’s crisis brought R day’s record-breaking traffic munity is a definite policy of the VALLEY WELDING CO. cent above October last year. A Hungarian refugee woman, carrying her child on her back, The Ambassador said his gov crush between Manchester and He was among those who finliihed this week with a work sheet en For Free EaUmste Cell ernment "winLs to change" a silent coup to sister Syria. command and the local unit carries titled "Words with Hard Spots.” Record Worker Fariiings and a loaf of bread under an arm, walks across the Austro- nie country waa brought under Hartford. the policy out well. in the Turkey Day Road Race, for Glastonbury ME S-9118 The bureau reported also a new Hungarian border to safety in Austria. A Hungarian Watch- military aid agreement, made with One w’e heard was from a friend those who are not hep to local The instructions read. "Put in the Now Openl record for worker earnings. tower'is in background. Nearly 1,000 Hungarian refugees-cross the United States in April 1954, to martial law — proclaimed the day of ours who suffered through 1'4' The men are ali'eadv becoming sports. The legend goes that he is missing letters to spell the words fighting broke out in Egypt and May I Prevs active in Manchester life wherever correctly.” iT ia agency said net spendable border to Austria daily, since recent uprising in their hative land. permit the extra arms deliveries. hours of st6p-and-go, bum per-to- nearer 70, but will admit to 0c each week for .50 weeks—3 25'Ao tistics bureau discounted the leave that to the military.” sirens wailed frequently, with no •The Herald. he could see the seated man was doubt revet in the chance to tell threat of Inflation. At one point, however, he said Amos. “What's wrong?”, the po teacher she was wrong, that it’s CONNICTKUT MIDICAl SIIVICI 11.00 each week for 50 weekfl—3 .50.00 "People talk about inflation in •Vienna Nov. 26 (Sn — Radio | of hi* oil-rich government, "We. Court Orders Buildup frOUl SCU visible evidence of menace in the Budapest com plained ihday a Rus- Reports Deny Reds sky. And the Nike people are looking liceman inquired. ”i before e except after c, and 9.0. M X 191 • NIW JUVIN I a very loose sense." Clagtie said. ' have plenty of money.” I forward to the day when their 32.00 each week for .50 weeks—3 100.00 Btan-lmposed curfew is hampering New York, Nov. 26 i/T)—Bri-j Illusion of Danger "Oh, nothing,” was the answer when pronounced as 'an a, as in “They think the top is blowing attempts to get industrial pro Mass Against Tito Before entering Rountree’* of That lotcrpret The facilities will permit them to be Amos was simply signing auto neighbc and weigh?” The teacher off. i don’t think so, gades of loogshoremen—60,000 of | Port Sold. EgJ’pt, Nov. 26 —ânce of fraternisation .among the So for oa the frightened and un Dale host to some of the townspeople. 33.00 each week for 50 weeka—3 150,00 duction started again In Hungar)'. ; - —^— . f fice he said .peace in the Middle Wiebes Of The Family graph books. would hate her forevermore. “It’s going up all right, but East V5-1U be impoaslMe "unleaa Is them in porta from Maine to ; a Britiah-French decisioh to let troops which might compromise sophisticated population was con Book 35.00 The broadcasts claimed m ore, Vienna. Austria, Nov. 26 cerned, the raids were real. The The runner quipped. "I'll have to Should she skip it and let Junior each week for .50 weekfl—3 250.00 there may be factors in Janusry workers reported in plants, mines ' (Ah—Published reports that 20 rael is put in her place.” He did Texas—wekt back to work today, u.N. police force uniU enter the ’‘"Jl Get youra in our Fill Her Up, Mack bring a secretary if 1 run when I'm go on thinking niece is spelled or thereahouti* that will make liv not elaborate. In Belgrade. Borba. the official sandbagged and blocked-out build A hn b. burke Gradually, the fact becomes al 310.00 each week for 50 weekfl—3 500.00 and other enterprises today, pre-1 Soviet divisions are lined up loosening the grip of a 9-day Siiez Canal zone by sea os well ings of Damascus heightened the Greeting Card Dept. 100 years old." neice until some teacher who QUINN’S ing costs level off or come down.” aumably in response to a, back-to- along the Hungarian-Yugoslav Israel’a Ambassador Abba Eban newspaper of President Tito's most inescapable this is no longer We bet he might do ju sf that, knows the rule mark's it wrong Clague said it remained to be had met with Rountree moments strike. as by air promised today to speed' Communist party, denied another illusion of Imminent danger anU- HINHIALHbME a man’s world and it might be well 320.00 each week for 50 weeks—31000.00 work promLse. But it acknowl-' frontier found no confirmation sircraft batUries fired often. TEL. lO t-fm NORTH END too. one day, thus disillusioning him seen how the Suez Canal crisis la edged continued difficulties in re -: before to discuss United Nation's Ships and cargo, tied up during the buildup of the Middle East' report ' that Yugoslav troops at to face this fact slowly—man is PHARMACY resolved. here today. efforts to establish peace in the the period, started moving. The “air raids” also Impreoeed , tv EAST CENTER ST. not the sole, repository of authority forever about the infallibility of storing commercial life. The reports were attributed peace patrol. But there atill was Abu Suweir had been openly in on the fniblic the need for (xtntlniMd Lee H u Many Friends teachers 7 Radio Budapest said the curfew, area Eban said only that “current Along the .miles of wharfs in structing Eg>'ptlan soldiers in the AMBULANCE SERVICE PHARMACY \ he once was. to a source described ss a U.N. resolutions" were discussed, New York harbor.^qper*tlon* were no agreement on plans to replace martial law, which' left the Army 4 Depot Square—MI V 4SSS ’ OUr little fable this week to We like to hear about men who Mom still hasn’t decided what which extends from 8 p.m. to 7 '■ senior member of Imre Nagy's the Invaders with U.I^. troops. use of miUtoiy equipm.qitt. Borba in full control. The civilian gov are competent at their Jobs. It la to do. In the meantime, ahe'a won OPEN SUNDAYS a.m. interferes especially in the including the U.N. police force and bustling—and deabejbed as back called the report slandrous, while ! prove this bitter point involves a dering just how educators, who fallen Hungarian goyerpmenL. piaM fbe-troop wtthdriiwiila. >■ -to normal. Loading ahd. iinluadiiig- . . The-decioloiv-to ernment beoeme lea# and leas ef j stalwart member of Manchester our opinion competency Involves Atom Bombers Tatabanya' Coal 'Mines. There If' now in Austria. Said to ships bringing in addi'lipn- eclaring that it was “completely fective. " knowing many details, without be perenially bewail the abominable said, workers ran only manage i The Iraqi Ambassador declined crew# swarmed over piriwAervIc- natural that our soldiers were I regular police department, mar- 9 A.M. to 1 P.M. ★ DONT FORGET The Austrian Interior minis to say whether his govemmqpt is al U.N. units was mode at the Under martial law, on actual et ming obsessed by them. In other spelling of our students, expect to one shift/—from 8 a.m. to 4 p.m.—;• Ing.more than a dozen shi^ quest of Maj. Gen. E .L .M .B u i^ ;^ * ''" \',y received by the Eg>T>- j rled a few years ago. do anything about it when they try said that so far os it seriously disturbed about reports Dock hands said they were gl open and pid>lic coup d'etat In tht A short While ago his wife be words, the successful man will Break Records "and then have to concentrate knows there is no senior mem pmmarider of the police force. He : style Customary in Byria w«e hard I know when to take a shortcut or can’t even educate themselves to TO ASK FOR YOUR FREE chiefly on repair work.” of Red influence in neighboring to be bark on the job, but disap Over 1.000 In damp gan taking driving lessons—unbe spell correctly. 6 P.M. to 9 P.M. ber of Nagy’s government in Syria. pointed no settlement had been, cdKlfned here with Britiah and: ly necessoiy. “rae Army cotild rule knownst. to her sirause. Finally he two. , Lack of public transport is an Austria and a spokesman Frenclr,,officeni during a 4-hour; UjNi forces- at Abu Suweir without K. THE ARMY AND NAVY , This story involves Manchester's Anon In Polar Flight other handicap; the broadcast “Nobody knows exactly what is reached in the dispute. No dis reached more than I.OOO over the learned pf her lltOe coup when she i r SH0PPIN6 BOOK committed that if one had got going on.” he said. "But, for our orders were reported. flying mp,,Irom Cairo. When the big crisis broke In vwt> got her license. dog catcher, a man who knows a said. Lack of power also keepa a away he would be unlikely tn Thus far Ihe troops have been weekend, and other siTlval# were big tractor factory at Klspest selves we prefer American arms A federal court restraining or expected soon. The camp on the Egypt, the civilian government or But we guess this did not change thing or two about canines. Baltimore, Nov. 26 (iPl-r-U.S. Air know much about what the and military assistance rather der issued Saturday ended the flown In by Swiss, airliners from dered a military guard around Uie fieems he was called out one OR « •fficisla pointed today to the-swe- closed. _ Russians have been doing, the crowded staging base at Egyptian side of the line may soon East his opinion he knew more aboul The broadcast claimed, how than Russian.” walkout for a temporary “cooling be bursting at the seams unless a pumping stations for Iraq Petro automoUye mechanical quirks, night recently to, capture a dog Bome flights of eight B52 Jet bom since Nov. 4. when the RuS-' ' ait" period. Capodichino, near Najiie^. Italy. leum Oo. pipelines. That some which waa running loose and had ever, that some 2,500 workers They .have been landing Ih-xsmall decision Is rea<-hed quickly on as B d r i N - G ^ than she did. CHRISTMAS CAROL BOOK bers as proof of tfie nation’s abil showed up at the Kispest textile signs ousted Nagy. Several thousand members at night, while the stationa were sup » 5 Anjrwa'y, one morning the family alinost been hit’ by passing cars Previous reports of Soviet units at Abu Smvfcir near Isnmilia signment of the growing force. posed to be under heavy Army EVERY SAT. NIGHT— NEW TIME t:00 P.M. a couple of times ,on Center St. ity to deliver a nuclear knockout works and 700 at the Duna shoe the. striking International long on the Egj'ptiSn siije of the cease-"' At U.N. headquarters in New car wouldn’t start. Holland Candy Kitchen fsctoi-y today. troop movement* arouitd Yu Romania Asks shoremen's Assn. (ILA) hurried guard, alL three were blown up, The .wife, with devastating intui Lee Fracchla, the best friend WHEN YOU OPEN YOUR ACCOUNT punch anywhere in the world. goslavia have never been con fire line. Yor){. the general AsSembJ.v kept halting the flow of Iraqi oU not aum a ^ o g ever had, w-as called oh by Hint Further Strikes back to thp piers over the week 700 Yiignalavs Due up prcMure on Britain-, France, DANCING tive logic, said, "I’ll get in and o p e n e v e r y d a y and TUESDAY FROM 10-9 The 14-ton, 8-engine BS2s took firmed, and have been denied end. Workers returned to their duly to the Mediterranean and steer the car. you push it out of the policeman who spotted the dog Success of ’ tile back-to-work by Moacow. 'The first seaborne iinlt.s will and Isi^ I.to pull their forces out .Europe, but to Syria herself, (ttâql To fha Music of Hm Wiodsqr Trio * to carry out this chore. off Saturday, four from the Air movement was a paramount teat Economic Aid Jobs in New York, Jersey City and be 700 Yugoslav troopi, expected of Egypt. ffW,Assembly on Satur the driveway and we’ll roll it down SPECIALIZING IN NOUGAT (6 dolieieus Boverf) Force Base at Castle, Calif., and Hoboken. N. J.; New Orleans, Petroleum U owned by British, to the gas station.” Obviously, she FrsccKla rode in the policeman’s of the Soviet-imposed regime of to land here Thuisday. They will day adopted an Aslan-African res American, French and Dutch inter cruiser to a spot near where the ond CREAM WALNUT FUDGE four from the base at L o r i n g. Premier Janas Kadir. Widespread wdio came to power In the October Hampton Roads, 'Va., and Port land from three Yugoslav ships. olution calling on the invading suggested, the car was out of gas. Maine. diBsatlsfaction with Kadar's ex'- anti-Communist rebellion and tried From Moscow land. Me. ests). Her proposed remedy would dog had last been seen. Jumped The B62 is powered by, Pratt A Lt. Gen. Sir Hugh Stockwell, powers to get out "forthwith” an(l The same marUal Uw, with out and hit the t>-ail almost imme DO YOU KNOW THAT WE CARRY planation of the disappearance of to sever ties with Moscow, left • The strike started Nov. 15 in commander of the British-French a U.S. re.solution approving Sec have been easy to accomplish, as diately. ^-'Whitney J-57 Jet engines each former Premier Imre Nag>’ cast refuge in the Yugoslav embassy Moscow, Nov. 26, (Ah — The a contract dispute'between the in invasion force, told newsmen the retary General Dag Hamiinaf- SaraJ and the Army in control, the couple live uphill from a near 75 DIFFERENT KINDS OF CANDIES? . capable of producing over 10,000 doubt on Ita.effectiveness. Thursday after Kadar promised dependent ILA and the New York made the entire press and radio by service station. In only a few minutes—after he po\inds thrust). leaders of Romania's Communist Yugoslavs would not remain in the skjold’s negotiations Mth Egypt pro-Soviet. had had a glimpse of the, dog— The Budapest Central Workers’ he would be allowed to return government came to Moscow to Shipping Assn. The employera'. northern third of the canal rone for deploying the U.N. force. But the policeman differed with Ploeo your ardor for Chriftmos ro w ! NOW OPEN Before landing at various points Council, which has been negotiat safely to his home. day. apparently in search of in- represents 170 shipping News eVweored TWO or THREE TRACK her. .‘‘I know what the trouble Is." Fracchla leaped back into the stevedoring firms. , held by the Britiah and French crui.ser and said, "I’ll get it later, . In the United States yesterday, ing with Kadar. hinted at the Deoies Nog}- Exiled creased economic aid from the but would cross the cease-fire line The press was deliberately blind he said, and thereby proved the NEW BOLTON ROAD they had: prospect of further strikes if the Yugoslavia charged that Soviet Kremlin. The walkout immobilized more to the Egj’ptian side. The, bulk of ed to the Soviet militoiy subjuga COMilNATION truth of his assertion by field ptrlp- I know where It lives,”. WEST S “J ’s’* RESTAURANT UOORICEfl AND than 200 ships in Blast and Gulf *274,000 Cash Net P.S. He caught the dog. But. he FOR YOUR CONVENIENCE 1. Completed-non-stop flights of government fails to meet It* de Secret Pdiice then kidnaped Nagy Premier Chivu Stoics said at the U.N. force is standing by on tion of Hungary. Not a line .of ping the carburetor snd other TEL. Ml 9-7919 DUTCH NOVELTIES up to 17,000 miles over a 32 mands. The council ordered Buda and 51 of his followers. Kadar in the railway station..his govern Coxat porta and coat the national that side, at Abu Suweir, await news from any western source was M. easily.' accessible impedimenta was evidently slightly in error and sisted to the workers' cbunell that economy an estimated $20 million has not yet learned the owner's hour stretch, more than eight pest workers to return to their ment's first task is to “strength ing arrangements.,, for them to In Ls>uisville Theft carried by the press or radio. Only Aluminum Windows the engine. * hours longer than any other B52 Jobs but scheduled further nego the former Premier had asked to en friendship With the Soviet peo a day. o take over from the British and the Moscow Radio and the Soviet There was Just one trouble. Identity. Any one want a brown MONDAY thru FRIDAY leave Hungary for Romania and L ^ t Thursday, -President Eisen- ‘•qYT part German Shepherd? had ever flown continously. tiations with Kadar on the coun ple and other Socialist countries." ITrench. Louisrille, Ky„ Nov. 26 (JPt— FOR FREE ESTIMATES After about 20 minutes of effort, 2. Circled the North Polft at cil's demand that Nagy be re that his departure “does not mean It was apparent one reason for Stockwell said 1 Bums indicated (CentlBiied On Page Tea) the car still wouldn’t start. tempecsturei of ,85 degrees below exile.” e (OoBtiniied on Page Two) Police today - suspected an inside One Man’s Opinion turned to power. the negotiations at this time was he would attend later conferences' - PHONE Ml Y.9095 "I guess I’ll roll it down to the 9:00 A.M. to 3:00 P.M/ zero, .reached speeds of "nearly Strikes and slowdowns have “The government will not prose Moscow’s desire to strengthen its here to discus* the U N ., buildup. job in the $274,000 “ push button” station and see if the^ mechanic It isn’t often we hear a tale 700 miles per . hour” and main paralyzed Hungary since the start cute Nagy, although he made seri position in Romania in view of the The Britiah General said a role wall safe, theft at the Oxmoor n(ian- can repair it,” the husband said that , has two morals, but perhaps tained altitudes df "more than 35,- of the anti-Oommunlst rebellion ous mistakes.” Kadar said In a re- recent developments in Hungary sk>n of ’capitalist William Marshall 7*^ ALUMINUM DOORS. AWNINGS. as he-neared the end of his rope that many can be discerned in this 000 feet’i Oct. 23. and Poland and the worsening re little offering. BOTH now only 190 Norwegians who Bullitt. and mechanical know-how. 3. Simulated drops of their dead- Nagy, a life-long Communist (CionMnued on Page Seyeateen) lations with Yugoslavia. . came by train from Abu Suweir— It was the biggest, burglary ever CANOPIES and JALOUSIES . . . Professional opinion agreed > One points to the fame achieved News Tidbits lybom bloads-at targets, along a The Rpmanian-Soviet • negotia waa diacusaed v^Mth Burns. committed here. . from the APxWhrtB the difficulty after this wasrdone. by Manchester and at least one of THURSDAY aR< FRIDAY course leading from Maine, past tions were described only os on Gulled from AP Wires, “W'e ore examining how possibly The money—ranging from !$1'0 The car was out of gas.. its arms of government. Thule, Greenland, to the top of the "questions of mutual Intereot.” to give them s little area of the, to $1,000 bill*—waa stolen from a The other underlines the ides. world, and back by way of Anchor- The emphasis on economic experts BILL TUNSKY^. . "Let's not get too prouil of our town which they would be re I concealed wall safe in Bullitt's 30,5 Couldn't flee the Foiwst... lige, Alaska; Seattle. Wash.: San in the delegation Indipat^ the HungiM-J' blamed for sponsible for.” Stockwell. sai^. study on the rambling 1,000 acre YAKK U y t S not POUNDS ‘^rv ice Satisfaction Guaranteed” A friend of a friend of ours h*d fame, or we may suffer s fall.’’ EVENINaS Franclaco; Hpuaton, Tex.; Miami, MelhOai^ Nev. iM ( ^ ^ local, policeman said he r ; S m n a f is :.;u n c ." r r o m '- > ^ ‘‘»" » .Norwegian youth He lidded that a’ plan to < have estate'' on Loui'srille's city' limits a rath'er uncomfortable time of it Fla., and BSltimore. Drgaqizationa including commu- -the U.N. troops join British, and sometime between 11 o’clock’Sat A adm oa 6f Toocoa, Go., broke over fhe holiday mainly because It stopped a Florida motorist pass the Soviet, Union OIj'ropIo weight llftlag ree- ing through, Manchester snd 6 t o t “We had « very successful mis- D 1 . ! nista—of MoacoW proposaloaal for for e*- e*- French soldiers in patrols has been urday night and 9 s.m. yesterday^ was difficult to see the forest for ■lon.” said Col; Donald B. Hillman,, Any boost in Romania a economy ten,jve measures of .cooperation------abandoned. This apparently waji in A $41,000 check, also was rep<^ ord today w-tanlag the heavy-' the. trees. eharged him with a driving infrac West Forest Blaze xoiil(t permit an, improvement of weight tltlf witk a total lift ef tion. , ; , . commander of the 42nd Bomb betw.een Soviet .• and Norwegian keeping yrith'efforts by Allied and It seems he was driving from Wing based At Lorlhg.' \- living sta'ndarda and reduce ih.e youth .. Red China Premier <ôu U.N.'leaders to avoid any appear- (CVmMnued on Psê Seyenleea) 890 kilogronw <1 I'M pouads). la ^ 'The motorist, probably slightly -K>' He had flown in one of-two B.’>2s San Diego, Calif., Nov. 26 ' the San Bernardino Mountains was likelihood of the antl-Commim'lat En-Lai quoted by Egyptian news- giving, the United fltatee the I nettled, said. “I've been warned brought under control Saturday dutbUrsts which have occurred in , gy Gumhuria a* promising fourth goM'iiiMlal In weight lift* j about this Jerk town.” which were dh-erted to. Balti Eleven fire fighter* burned to more’s Friendship International, The ___ every possible oeslstanre" tp log, Anderson olsa brriie tbo eer i e s death last night when they were California of sU ttpw occurred in ; Soviet leaders gave the Ro- Olyiaph: Jerk record. Hla' Jerk H ^ T I Blame the Machine Airport after orlJipnslly being Egypt “in her glOrious struggle qcheduled to land at Loring. trapped w|)ite battling a hot spot 1933. A. slidden shift in the. wind i manians a red carpet weicome. against imperialism.” was I87JI kilograino' '(41IJ7 LIQUORS . There arc a couple of angles to 'T he diversion, a Strategic A1r of the 33,pod-acre Cleveland Na trapped a fire fighting crew in a | but it was noticeably smaller thin Typhoon Nadine blew Itself out j Ii'Jegr© Airman Rescinds pouads). ^ WE'RE SORRY Uhis storj:-. 'We’ll. sU rt with the canvon at Griffith Park, Los An-'‘ the one rolled out! earlier this *Wo Dolivor" Member.of both Command spokesman indicated, tional Fores; fire. Forest* Super shortly before reaching east coast- I one that hit us first:' it’s good for was psrt of s last-minute plan to geles and 28 died. * month for a Polish delegation,. qf Luzon Island in Philippines..’ COED KILLS flELF I an ironic laugh/ A second grade visor Walter Piihn reported. James Fenlon. chief ranger of , seeking greater------independence Prime Minister Nehru announces j New London. Nov. {$8 (AA—A Arthur Dnic Storts pupil in a school outside of Man- dramatize U.S. striking power to Due to mechanical difficulties FEDERAL RESERVE SYSTEM the world. He said eight of the men were the State Division of Forestry,! from Moscow, reoignation of railway minister os Ris ‘Forced’Resignation Conaoctlcnt College i frenhmaa j. Chester, thank g<^sh, came home Many of the 200 or so airport Inmntea from the Vejas Honor described the present, fire in the On hand were Soviet Premier aftermath! of India's third worst took her own life last night la visitora who watched the B52 Farm and the other thi ee were Cleveland National .Forest as "the Bulganin. Deputy Premier A. 1. train wTeck. her dormitory room hy 'oaôw- .wf have, closed for the seo- FEDERAL DEPOSIT U.S. Forest Service personnel. The worst 1 have' ever fought in this Gaaoline barge explosion sends Columbus. Ohio, Nov. 26 (S’)—A • "Due to the fact that I was un- ing “tablets of some oert”, a (OMtinaed oa Page Two) names were not immediately avail area.” ' adding', "and Tve been iContlmied on Page Twn) flaming spray, over wide dock Negro Air Force officer said to- i "trerae preokure- 5île I was medical examlaer said today, i O n . We regret ^ not having INSURANCE CORPORATION able. 5 ' flghting*flres for 28 years.”^ area and shakes homes of 40,000 . , ^ . J .. w . . 11.J et lhe Pentagon, I hereby rescind flhe was IdenGftod aa Margiatat lEFORE YOU CONVERT Six otlier fire fighters managed day he has rescinded what he called f my decision to resign from the C. keoaedy. 88 East Slat St. The perimstc'r of the fast-mov- .. , residents In Linden, N. J. area. . a "forced” resignation from the ; to flee to safety, Piihn said, as West Virginia State Police work United States Air Force." New Ydrk a ty . Mlar been able to give more ad- INVESTIGATE — U.S. Leading Soviet 'lightning-fast flames swept ‘ up ‘J.* **1?^ ‘t*. i leeland lo^ Permit ser\ice. Saundqra said it'"was up'to, the 50 • miles. It advanced yesterday | ■ • on assumption that orsenlo deaths Lt. Titus A. Saunders, 26. a na I from the dry San Plego River bed into El Monte Canvon. a half mile f J C I t i i n A i r R n s d * of William KidwslI and two sons Air Force" to decide what the' next EXC98E EXTENSION SElOf near Eagle Peak, two or three west of EI CqplUn Dam. a city U - J * 20.1 * A s a s c ; tive of Meigs. Ga., said the. Air move would be. Waoklaftoa, Ndv.. 88 vP)—Â vonce notice. In lyiissiles, A-Ships were not oorldentU and begin Force had given him the alterna Treasury Official told CWagroM mile*' above the El Capltan res reservoir, and threatened El Monte aearch for suspecU. .Sen. 0tennis, who is a member of IT WILL AVAILABLE FROM ervoir. The scene is about 30 tive of either realgning or being the Armed Seevicea Committee, today the Eiseahower admial* bonUon. Noy. 26 UP»—An au- County park, 22 mllea from San New York, Nov. 26 (Ab — The Israel claims "that Fedayeen traUon probably wrill have to miles northeast of San Diego. Diego. \ . commandos from Jordan crossed "dropped from the rolls" 6f the said in a statement Saturday night A gincere thanks for your FLU ID HEAT thdiitative survey says Russia has New York Time* said today in a service. Lt. Saunders said ■ Penta- that h? had written the Secretary ask for maother year’s exieai leu built a Navy second in size only . No Chance to Fire Some 400 persona we're evacu-. dispatch from Reykjavik that Ice Israeli border and laid 'mines and NOW UNTIL NEW YEAR'S The survivors' were quoted as expioeW'ahargM''in cosajal plain officiaU told him U.S. Sen. of Diefenae and the Secretary of of preeeat excise tax ratoo da • Boilers to the United SUtes—but that it ated from the Barona Indian re land has agreed to let U.S. forces 1987. Don T. fknlth. tax-i a J iat saying the fire came up from the servation and the Wildcat Canyon retain their eonlrol' of . the northeast of Tel Aviv. .Japanese I Stenijis (P-M1m ) had ^ e n the Air Force "imiting their at- patronage See you • WaU FIsme lags far behind the Americans in ■CiDlltilSt reports ' yradioa^vityj - _’ “4>re»auring” * tn*the Air AlP' ForceiTnrr* tOto nAViShave tention to the -case and colUhg on oat to. Secretary ef the jTiaas • Warm îr Units ' MADE TO THE EXACTING SPECIFICATIONS ^ guided missiles an<) atpmlc-pro- river bed so fast the trapped men area but 150 in the latter area strategic Keflsvik ''Air Base but ury Humphrey, aloe ladtrafad had no chance to get away. later returned to their homes. under a direct arrangement hy from I fallout reachingig ground_ in him dlnnlaaed. ' them to itJie action with reference • Pressure û m en ^ OF OUR OWN f o r m u l a pelled shlpa. Imee as Klgh'’ I"*!- Saunders said he was In-; xo keeping an officer who ia in de- that when any tax The One advantage of the So The fire, tYhich started Saturday On the fire lines were 1,400 ^ passing the North Atlantic Treaty Japan almost four time* as hllgh' are reeoewaeaSed th next spring... morning from a trash fire on the men, Including 500 |gi|6rs■gilors ' from ^fganioation (NATOt. oa lost year. ' , • | formed of the Senator* inter\'en- fault of Kis bond.’ viet Union reported in the 1956-57 i-Organiaation Norwolk Town H ^ I" Assn.'s Uon while interviewing Pentagon Lt. Saunders had been convicted [ tratlen would w aat, to ttva A DELICIOUS! liaue of Jane’s Fighting Ships Is Inaja IrMlan Reservation. Is one of' the San Diego Naval Trainihg The dispatch said that the U.S.- erity to h cut In ] lU graat fleet of mpre than 400 the worst in recent California Cenjer and 7{) Indian experts from Iceland understanding was plan for "aymimthy silence” for i offictola Friday-in on attempt, to for drunken driving while .stationed ; NATIONAL BANK many New ^ g la n d communities leam why tjie .^ r Force was order- at Columbu*. Miss., in 1984. While taxes. • i' A / ORDER FROM YOUR ROUT^ SALESMAN submarine#^-’—far more.than the history. New Mexico. Strong winds have reached in 'negotiations in Reyk ■—X----A IIm FOGARTY BROTHERS > 1. Records show 15 men perished hampered crews .from the ; start javik last week and that James expreea Interest la Jdtalag the 'ing him mit. Hie Heu^nant said out on $2,000 bond pending 4 . United States. Jane’s said a Saturday he told his commanding of hi* iaae he wa,a transferred OR CALL THE DAIRY large percentage are new, long- fighting a . fire in the Mendocino and Rangers declined to predict Douglas. U.S. Air undersecretary, plan, which calls for three miri- ---- ■ ere. Ohio Waoklagtoa, Nov. N t ^ — No. I OF MANCHESTER ^ V when the fire might be controlled. Utea of alienee at nooit Dec. 3 to officer. Gen. He'witt T. Whelesa. Lockbourne A ^ ,'n e a r hefe. Ohio FUELOIL range vessels. National Forest near . Willows. had taken the agreement to Wash Gpv. Frank J. Louxche last sum- Eceasmlst Kshert Natiuui fdn* The United States in recent Calif., July 11, 1953 and tha). nine • In the S*n Fernando Valley ington.' * proteef Ruoaion activity in Hun .oommander of -the 8piat Air’Divi JBOOO HIGHLAND COAL-ÔNJf4ECTlUUT COKE gary. .Audience a V “Freedom for sion at Lockbourne Air Force Base niler sefused a request by the state em0t t o ^ that too aatlMTa oak -V . ’ 595 t o N STREET ' years has copcentratet* on build .Marines were burned l() death .north of Loa Annies, ,meahu;lill*< It was emphasized that the put ef goods ohd senrkpa fiSt ing new typee of aubmarlnea. while battling a San Dledo County a small firs raced unchecked near agreement sUH must be epproved Hungary” rally in Milwaukee, here, that he would realgn, today or'Miastaaippl to have Lt. Saunders HARTFORD RD.. MijiNCHISTER 319IROAQST. MI9.4S39 "in ol-der to protect my benefits extradited to serve ■«- 6-month jail iaarsai* by StS. to IBS Mptafi'B *Bome powered'by atomic energy fire in 1943 that blackened more Chaatworth. Los Airgeles Count.v at the highest level in Washing cheers propoeol that Jet bombers yeor to tois a*$t threa BART’S DAIRY rather than ii^creasing the size oi han- 10,000 acrea near Hauser fire dlspgtcher A. J. Boutin said ton snd that “nothing has been flown by volunteer - European .os-a veteran." ! senten.ee arising out of hU convic tlOAN and ALIAN C O I JR. *’A GrtiiUr Bank Foh Greater Manchester* pilots MMt railroads . sad Ugh- •Chargee' Preeeeta tion. and ho I thankful You Can Set" SIS EAST CENTER ST. ’ Phone MI 1-0430 lU .gubmerine fleet. Jtpek. ■ . , ; more than 10(1 acrea were black hooto to M One fire fighter waa killjed loat ened ,and several houaea Ih a sub- waye so Hungarian rebela could But l|i i têgiam to the- Air 6m wMk bafort a 15,^00-ocr« fln in (MvUIMi *|er« buniwL Bot 8W|>pad to Blbarim. SociatS;^ today L t Sauadara.adjd: , ■’! t o " - - ' -i ■ . : '/ ■ ' ^ : 1 L