THURSDAT, JANUARY S, IJIT A'; .'V (m ge'Dnlr Net PrcM.Rnn Tha Weather \ Fomanet M U. 8. Weather B eW B / Far the Week Faded lEoi^nitid lipraib DereMber 29; 1956 '' Fair, little change in ttwummi'i TV? iha former Frances Clairr Brit­ tore tonight. Ikrar 20-28; SatardOy 1 iiw le r Completes ton, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Bd- 12,358 - Inrrenalng afternoon chmdineoe, ‘ D e sk fo r B illie ’ Ileads Conunittee wbrd F. Britton, 402 E. Center St. EngiHSed Member "of the Audit rain or andw likeb'^ at night. a t C h u n J First Solo Flight Bureau of. areiilation Manchester^A City o f ViUmga Charm Vliivmt lUmUd« principal o f thV, E Y L i ' *a^ BclKMl, U krt«ncin« a pri- • “ rsmily H igh f torimrfow at 2nd Ut. Oeorge •V. Lawler of ahoirinc Of tha niovia, *’A Manchester took a major etep to­ dress shop 7:80 p.m. In the.Covenafit Congre­ WINDOW SHADES (SIXTEEN PAGES) MANCHESTER, CONN., FRIDAY, JANUARY 4, 1957_ (ClaadilM Adverttaing on Fngo' 14) PRICE^^ fT Y B vC E N T B D i ^ t ^ r BiUie,” in tha school li> gational Church wlH feature the ward winding the silver wings of VOL. LXXVI, NO. 80 lM«fy ^obMXTOW. tVia hour*langth the Air Force pilot when he msde \-1delv-acclaime,d/fllm. "A Desk - at thu LONG WEARING CLEARANCE SALE Bletura, bi)|lnhln< at l;30 p.tn., is for Billie.’’ ItJAthe sfory of Billie his solo” flight iiirthe 8 2.1 Mdiif sfMwn for the ChiiS Study multi-engine pilot training base. ‘ INTERSTATE CMANTEX Dsvis. yi/hrya nbw st the head of The son of Mr. and Mes; V. A,- A limited'_quantity of real buya includlnr holi­ Ofeup. hut all ^Intareated parehtt the NatitfSal SuAday School ASan. tra wcleonie. Lawler. .401 Hillstbwn Rd.. the <«% 0 5 ' Made to Order for th e ch u i^ of her faith. lieiitenant entered the service with Tbnr Rolleni day dresses, wools and, pastels. ■ - yim daughter of migrant gypsies, from the Ylavy reserve prog^rsm. acLAbOUt:-; nopal Black J»rec«ptoryJ^o. 18, „ie was brought up in whst one The Prior to his assignment to Reese FTJLL l i k e o f CrSTO.H 4 2 b •ritt BMst tomorrow ntfht at'B would term slum conditions. Hof AFB. hec ompleted primary pilot C’WmiXO FOR VACATIOK I •'eihck In Orange Hall. life story under the heading, “ I U^tiing at .Bartow Air Base, Fla. VENETIAN BLINDS WILL CLOaK 4AK 7Uu RR-OPKK FKl, !•» Was a Hobo Kid." aj^ared about ille he Is stationed at Reese, A German, embastador, safe in his diploina'tio irt— CSaira X . OMs. daughter « year ago in the Saturday Eve­ he wllikfly 110 hours and will flnish E; A. JOHNSON immunity, walked oCT a ship In'New York harbor Of itr^ and Mrs. Harold S.'Olda, ning Post. The picture shows the the acaifemle and military school­ ' OPKX 9.80-8! 7 to • P.M. a -A T TMK , in 1914, carrying 1$0 million dollars in cash. • SI floranca 8t., returned yesterday influence of Sunday School and ing necesia^ to .qualify him for to her duties at.tJouglas College, the public school on hec life. It also graduation tot April. 1 PAINT CO. Corner of Woodbrtdge and Middle Tphe, Kaat | In the months that followed, finance^ by that money, spy. rings flourished. War plants were sabo­ Kew Brunswick, N. J. She. is a dt* shows the love and. understanding A 1049 graduate of Mafichester 723 Main St., Tel. MI 9-4501 . rector of studenU at the women's In many teachers for all of their High School aiid an beonomics M ^ ^ — ■. — — ^ ..T— R-TI. VcSrrlj^- taged, ships and supply depots blown up with the ^ Ile fe . pupils, regardless of fstth. The pic­ graduate of the Unh(ei‘sity of Con­ ease born of geinerations of German experience ture will run for hour. necticut, Lt, Lawler m married to .4 ‘ ii in espionage. . . BTendall F, Hawkins o f the . Admission Is free. An offering 'People were indilferent'and the young Bureau Olaathnbury public school system win he received for. the' purpose of of investigation was understaffed .and untrained. ■’Is tha,-new choir Instructor at^pnc purchasing a film-strip projector. • H-rald Photo , DInneen PhoW -The Sunday School staff, will John M. P,urdy Army intelligence consisted of two officers and' B u c k lr t g h a m CongregaWmal gudlth Aan Louis Oburch. The choir wUl hayd a re­ nie'ei-YollowIng the showing of the V- » two clerks. Ike Pushed hearsal tomorrow at 7;30 p.m. film. ^ John M. Purdy, president of the But when W orld War II ceme aroun^, the FBI Mr. end Mrs. Sdward H. Tyrol, Purdy-Ferrie Co., will serve as Rt. 8, Columhls, announce the en­ was ready and waiting. Enemy aliens were quickly The midweek prhyer and praise 1 cos ¥¥•! bead of the committee ponductlng rounded up, this country's war production was gagement of , their daughter, Judith B a n k a l l o w s H i k e the solicitation of industrial firms ToitirPeril Ndte;Fbimd service will heJleld tonight at the Ann tAuls, to Robert Cudworth , , , for the 1957 kanchester Red O oss kept at full speed. Bahretlon > m y Citadel. .Mh^r MacDonald, son o f Mr. and Miw. 1 1 1 T o t a l A s s e t s Fund Drive. According to gerieral flow the-FBI did it is told in Don Whitehead’s sad ICnL^ohn PihkM will apnk Athby R MacDonald. 280 Jack- I I I X U i m ..fA SSC iB chairman. Francis J. Mahoney, on tha^fMe; “ Hold i f t TTo o .That / new book. The FBI Story. son St., Wllljmsntlr. thia committee will begin to func­ In Doctrine In Mail Box HPuSi Is Oood.*’ Miss la>uls Is & graduate of Total asset gain of over W mll- tion at once, although the general Windham High School and is em­ llon in ttvelve months is agaih-re- campaign will be conducted In i/ Washington, Jan. 4 (/P)— Voii Nays, Callf^ Jan. 4 (IP) A daughter, ^ i r first _ ^ d . ployed at Pratt and Whitney Alr- ^rted by the Manchester TruSt ,^urch. , ______, ’ ^Sen. MansfieW (D-Mhnt) isms both ssriy on New Year's day c- aft In Hast Hartford. Her fiance Thi8^ Series Starts Monday in The lice said today that la Hartford Hoq>ttsl.-to Mr. and is a graduate of Windham High "iTie year end statement o f the ! called on President pisen- Marie McDonald tele- Xra. Martin Denahy, 38 Cottage School and attended the University bank again shows all ,time record MteH Auxiliary ; hower today to give Congress led a film columnist .early 8t Mrs. Iteiahy wBS. the former of Miami. He is a me;nber of the highs-^-Mth. In total, resources STORE WIDE TOOD SAtE.' an estimate of the “coats and liiTMorninfr to say ahe was Mary Ixm Morrison of this town. l i n l h Military Police in Hartford (*14.677,041:65) and the net earn­ of the dangers" inwlved in and la'employed at Pratt and \Wilt- ings per 'Share ($4.77). The re­ Xo Hear Authors IHattrljrfltpr Ettrntng beinif\liel4 captive by two / ■ his propo.sal for thwarting The Young Democratic Club ney* ' \ , sources of the benkwere 16',* per younff will hold aa Important meeting to­ A June U,;^dlng la planned. cent more than a'“year ago, and Three authors will be present at possi^e Red aggre.ssion iri PoIicc'lLo Ernie Johnaton night at 7:80 at Murphy'a Beauu- 44iPer cent over 1954., the book author luncheon, spon­ the Middle East. The American Legion AuxUlary Meat Dept told reporleiK^Miss Md)onBld rant ~ ,al deposits now stand at sored by the Women's AtMclllary of Manxfleld. a member of tlie will meet Monday at 8 p.m. In the *13,564,31^.52 with demand (and Manchester Memorial Hospital, on called columnist HarriaiM Senate Foreign Relation* commit­ Carroll at .4:35 a.m. and aaid The ladlee’, night committee of fireplace room,, of Ui^ t^Rion checkiitKi deposits of *10.848,017.- Jsn. 16 at 12:30 p.m. at Ceftilnel ^ HALE'S Senate Nearing Showdown Test. tee,. aaid ’ Ei.aenliower aliould pro­ tha BMFD will meet tomorrow at Home. Membera are reminded to 13. or \2 per cent higher then Hill Hall, 056 Main St., Hartford, TETLEY TEA vide thia information wlien he. ap- two young’ men, one Mexican T:30 St Hoee O . No. 2. brinii;’ In their coupoWa. , ■ 19.W. \ . One is Harry B. Ellis, a Middle RESH GROUND peara before a joint aeation tomor­ and one colored, came to her The Skvings D^artinent con- East reporter for the ChrUtlsn row. door and took her out the- dimied Ith growth, iwachlng *2,- Science Monitor and ,Author of In Fight over Filibuster -Curbs ManaSeld .apoke out in an inter­ j 718,372.39) which Is 34 per cent "Heritage of the Desert." a book W sale view a.a four new Democratic house. better than a year ago, and 133 about Israel He ^ippears on two COFFEE ■They wanted my rine and 48 bags nt regular price. 16 aenatora re.aerved judgment on ,T [ per cent more thah two years'ago. television program from Boston \Vashington Jan. 4 o* (o ' TV networks, will cari^' the ad- could go forward with hcaringa on ! authority to use U.S. milltarv corresponding increases, including Caravan. ' Combination w W W BONELESS ROLL Senators leading a fight to . foreign policy isauea ^ other quoted as saying. ‘They irave i;s Mortgage,JvlUl Tniat tasivsand Loan Depart- • The A UC wviivs other twov w ^ authors are Hal curb filibusters today called 'S;’.;. *n chance fcir levivin^ the senate not omy has. a fight but a 12:30 p.m. EST to press for ap­ Senators sceliing to change Senate rules to curb llllbuste^ meet in Washington to plan strate­ underway aa the new 85t h ' • ’“"aiilutinnal responsibility to proval of a resolution which would: t uous actress, disappearejl then for you any d»y st sny time you wish. Christmas purchases beldg' used tributing tickets is contacting th« C undent a> the nett s.tth senatora, or two-thirds ,dopt its rules for each new Con- gy. Seated, left to right: Clinton Anderson (D-NM), IrvingIves iR-NYl. Paul Douglas (D-Ill) members of the auxiliary. Non- 9EEFSTEW greaa fettledaa down to business from her luxurious home un­ through 'local merchant's; of the entire niembership,. to .shut gress. j 1. Give him advance authority' and H. Alexander Smith (R-NJi. SUnrflng; Clifford Case cR-N.Ti, Frederick G. Pa.vne (R-Malnci, Earnings are *2.37 per share members are welcome; and may oh? 11,; t a . CAN 12 Oz. Tilt after organising yesterday under ' to use U.1?. miliisr.v might if 'ne PreacoU Bush (R.Conni, Hubert Humphrey (D-Mlnn) antrThomas Kuchel (R-Calif). Anderson is der puzzling circumstances ROGIR OLCOTT thia year after providing for re tnln tiejeeu by calling any mem­ Democratic control. off a fllibuster against (Jivil Rights xhe iDles fight was sparked by a bills or other Pleasures. coalitiod of northern and western : felt such a move was nebesssry to | floor leader for group. (AP Wlrcphotoi. ' / \ early today. Police say kid­ serves, taxes, savings Intereft and ,.....ber of .the...... committee...... Mrs. Charles----- block Russian intrusion into the! Mitchell 3-7853 By agreement, the .Senate will Southern opponents of the mO-, Demqfrrats and Republicans, The naping is a possibility. 408 West Center Street contingencies, compared w ith House pr Mrs, Walter Schardt, co vote on the laaue at 6 p.m. Leadera I Middle Ea.«t. i *1.95 for 1955. | Chairmen. tibn, led by. Sen. Russell '.(D-Gal only/southerner w’ho joined as a The blonde beauty's mother, want to get it out of the way be­ have argued that its approval sp^sor of the move was Sen. 2. Authorise the spending of i Mr.«i. .Marie Tubonl of nearby. *400 million over a 2-year period FRIEPj^D'S Hilt;t hH hamly ihItkM perit, raaitin, fore tomorrow'a joint seaalon with w’buld leave the Senate without ariy Kefauver (D-Tenni. the Democra­ Woodland Hills, told police she re­ the houae to hear President Eisen­ beginning next Jul.r-'/or economic: Reds Execiite 2 7 /^ f^ e iii7 e s Held "rules and lead to a virtually endless tic vice presidential, candidate last ceived a. phone pall at 12:45 a.m. hower aak for standby authoritj' debate that might bring all other year. aid to nations ,m the strife-1 Hungarian for at her own home. A "Male, young, 6 9 Corned Beef Nath fowl M i jbrellOT— ell frwb peiiHry. , to use American troops against business to a standstill. Senate Democratic I.«ader Lyn­ ' wracked‘hrea. , ' , nervous voice" told her; any Comm(tnl*t aggression in ttie Anderson told the Senate that tWs, don Johnaon of Texas, who has Eisenhower's speech will be car- : - Just heat and serve. ' // ''We have Marie. No harm will / Mlriril* East. is "only panic propaganda.'-' Me moved to table and thus kill Ander­ Hed.by all the nationwide televl-! S tor ill g Arms Come' tq her if police are not noti- ■ Kiaenhower la to speak at 12*.30 said that Senate committeea , are son's motion, told newsmen before Sion and rAdio networks. It also i fled." " BURSA^K'S ) s e r v i c e / Hole's Good the debate started that he hadn't will be broadcast wordwide by the j The mother called police, then EAGLE BRAND MAINE z ____ counted noses but that indications / , Voice of America. | Vtonns, Jan. 4 i4ri--Budspest HarKord, Jan. 4 ^/P)— Po-* «nor« w-ero ^aken . into custody m rushed to her daughters home in were that hia tabling mntlort would Monday morrilng, Seertary of carrjT,' v ' . Radio reported today that Enclrio. She found the front door Super Market SARDINES^ cans Vp Cent a Gallon iri Texas*^ v Slat'sef DullesE ------will ty*llfy------publicly- ajar and tights biasing in Miss Jphn^n has backing for his mo­ year-old Hungarian .rebel againstralnat r ’^ ^ T ^ r io u ^ ^ it was a big the Communist , regime was- wit 1/27 teenagers 'who ha\t? f^ief Godfrey said of the McDonald's bedroom, tion from Sen. Know-land .of Cali­ (Coprinned on Fags Bigllt) The three houae servants were Special pack. You save fornia, the RApublican leader. executed for hiding arms; adniitted makinjf at leaat 15 Hartford teenagers. 12-OZ.CANS^ b^HTih .scare telephone call.s in "Tiiey told us that they called sleeping. 5c on each can. An attempt four years ago This brought the admitted num­ Soon - after the call to Mrs, U.S. Gasoline Price III^ ber of rebels executed to six, al­ In bom)>-.scai-es at the Now Park change the rules 'vr«.nt down to^e- he Hartford area in the pa.st Ave. .Sch^l and Trinity College at Tubonl, the actress' former hua-: feat on a similar, tabling mqtlon. ! Reaction Split though the actual number is be­ two days. • / ' band, wealthy- shoe manufacturer CORMIOBLETS PREMIER The vote w-a.s 70-21. . , lieved to be much higher. / the SHine tluie, thinking that i it Pollre. .said sovet'al of the calls Harry Karl, received a. caJI. The issue was put before ^ e Sen- i The broadcast said Geza SzIvoS, would take the police so long to ' Forecast by Industry wei e ninde with the'Intention of check the college Ihey would be "We have your wife," he quoted ate at its opening session yesterday !On Ike’s Policy a teamster, was o^ylcted and closing down schools for the day. MEATS PURPLE PLUMS when Sen. Anderson■ - (D'-NM) and •sentenced by a military court in dismissed for the day before the If that wa.s the Intention of-> the police cotlld get to the school.”. (Continued on Page Eight) "'S' Houston,. Jan. 4 Vj>>—Humble OiHand Contiri»tal posted the_raiae. 30 other Senators offered a motion J I T n o f - Budapest'. The Red Radio gave cans SMITH'S D R Y /eLLOW 1 LB. TiK 9 hoaxer w l U L telephoned Lyman The teenagers who arc under 16 to take iip for imme4l^te considers- j m i T A l O Q i e J C s a S L these details: -. / * Refining Co. 'has 'raised the Natloawme. the speculation-^^as Hall^Hlgh School' in Wallingford years of age were turned over to price of Ita gasoline a cent a gal-; that the crude price increase would tion the. adoption if rules for the Siivos got/.hold of an aiilomatic EYE9EANS new Congress. ^ ______Ipistol on Oct./30 and joined the yeatei-da<(N^ it didn't work. Juvenile authorities. The Others Romombor Halo's for corsoB bool, comoC iBsrte Ion at all points in Texas, the com -' not be 'added to gasoline prices he- Pririclpal Langdon Fernald did ^ .m be tried In police-courts. pany announced today. | cause of the huge surplus atocka. Listed as tensors were 16 Bf- THK ASSOCIATED PRESS rebel group Xyhlch stormed the S^Z. C/^N SALTBEA The-.foreign reception of Presi- Commurilat/party headquarters in tell the police about the .call, which ,1-n all cases the • parents' were ni-i ribs, pichlod fripo ond now crop krouf. The gasoline price hike was ef- ■ They tmaled over 185.600,000 bar- made the us((al threat that a bomb Bulletins >l!ii .(ContinpOd on Page Bight) dent BiMnhower'a Middle East;.3 u,jaBA8t . / I summoned to police headquarters. T factlve at 7 a,m. today and fol;^:'^rels last week, had been planted, and he let them ■ \ " Policy, not yet spelled out in de- i adihltted havirig flred lOt) Detention Home .Crowded from the AP Wires m lowed by 24 hours an Increase In Humble's gasoline price hike in­ tail, ranges Yrom the lukewarm to at the building, and "several se'ar.c-h the school's basenier.l. but 'Berauso of the crowcled condi­ Clam Chowder 1 Lb./Pkg. Delicatessen Specials: crude oil prices Averaging 35 c^ ta dicates that the new pricer, will pa / ' G U Iw . the friaid Lpersona wer» killed in the.build- he didn’t dlsmisa an.V classes. 11 tions at the juvenile detention lb a barrel. spread over oil prodiScta generally. 1 U © C p T F P C Z C o n l D ‘ . Th* Pres^d»n^ Sr to go before a-'ing.” ' ’ was the second reported instance hnmc.'oni.v i/oungsters with pdliee In henvy syrup. The new reUil price of gasoline A barrel of oil ia 42 gallons,, of ^ ( rr\ * Hoint session of 6 in 'Connecticut in which a bomb CAR HITM FIVE CHIJU6b EN I gav-At-ao-A s*iif in t-aFinfHv M I ^ A I ^ Congress tompt-1 On Nov. 4. the day of the Rus- recor.ds were held theic. T ^ .others ■t Humble’s commission stations which an average cut in refin ^capes Ice Trap row to urge approvAkof a rea6lu-!,ian assault on Budapest. Szivos thi eat largel.v was ignored. A.simi­ went Jiome with their pa/enta but Nashua, N. H.. Jan. 4 (8PV—An l i BOILED HAM jiii SSe are 35.2 cents a gallon for Golden produces some 17 gallon of ga tion granting him advance author-■ obtained two more automatic lar case oi-curred yesterday at must appear before Jiiyeriilc courts. aiitonwblle went out of eeatroL i . ■ Eaao Ejetra 32.2 for E.sso Extra and line and 17 of light fuel oils, about / skidded along a snowhsok and ' . only 3-* ' CHICKEN PARTS By DON OI"l' Ity to use American' m hLl t a r y j piatola, ammunition.-, eight hand Goodwin Technical .School In New /^Godfi;ey said the rbifnditp cleared 29 7 for H u m l^ regular. two gallons of lubricating oil, thrM forces to block ariried (%ininuniat grenades and two incendiary Eritain. smashed into a group o f five Chun King Bm I Chop McMiirdp Sound, Antarctica, ' up 12 of the 30 rafls here, but he youngster waiting for a school ' wIfB iMrelMM 4>f 1 2 -m . c b ii. Legs lb. 6Se BfeostS'lb. 75e SWISS CHEESE ox 39c Independent iealer.s’ prices were of heavy heating oil.Apd three aggreaaion in - the Middle Ekat if bomba. Tenants in the house where t The West Haven;? High School promised police would continue Jn about t/veaame'ratio. Ions of road oil, asphalt and-rost- Jan. 4 —The crew of an Opera­ necessary, and to apAnd *460 (bil­ he lived informed on him to the -sent 600 students home yesterday bus today. Three children w e t«. Suoy or. C h I c k • n "to make eveew efforts to clear in critical condition at .m> Nashua HumI, the biggest buyer of due. tion Deep Freeze supply ship niade lion in two years fdr economic aid, police, arid he was arrested Dec. after a bomb call was recelyed every bomb-s<'Hi'e complaint we eni.d^ 'and seller of gasoline, in Under thi new ’ prices. East in the area. there. Hospital 'and the other two were Mushroom Chow Moin Fraxen FpoM Specials emergency repairs today in the have received in the city,” He listed iM in good condition. SDNiniEST MEDIUM PRUNES " SHOULDER ^ CANNED T a w , fa an affiliate of Standard Texas, crude would have a base .V. I There has beOn little official re- (Conti.iued on Page Tour) •4dmlt 12 Bomb Warnings added; pll Co. of New Jersey, .the na- price of *3.25 a barrel, with other shelter of an Antarctic cape after, abroad so far, But early J — ;— m GRAKD DUCHFSS / The loundup of the teenagers 'lEver.vone involved will be URGES CONTRACT PROBE iffir EXTRA FANCY IONB.ESS M($KET Dog food PLUS bno con Chow Itm's largest oil cpmpa'hy. ^ argaa in proportion, according to fighting their 7,400-ton veaael free . press and other commen.t indicates in Hartford made yestdi-day. taken into custody and tho.se over tiiSf 25e ' *Lb.Pk«, 47c 'nili. In the opinion of the indiia- the quality of the oil and location:; from the grip of a crushing ice these three main divisions of. opin- Washington, ..J«n. 4 (>P>—Sen. BEEF STEAK, FUKED ^ Oi Police Chfef Michael J. Godfrey 16 will bo presented in police court .McClellan (D-Ai1() today - ili Moiu Noodlos FREE.' tr>’. mjlicates that within a few State Comptroller Robert S. pack.. 'ion: , * , . said 21 .of the teenagers admitted where we will .ask the court to “ 89c days atX*»« latest, the new crude i Calvert aaid the crude price hike The captain' of the U.S. Navy; -ppe Arab Nations — Rejection ordered his .Senate InveotigatioM' fr CORNED BEEF News Tidbits 12 bomb whrnirigs in. thl.s city. He deal with therii accordingly.” subcommittee ' staff to make DIO TOP PEANUT BUHER 3 Cans SWAN8DN 2 AFFLE FIES Sti price anf^aaoline price will be-;will mean an additional *16 mil- freighter Arneb messaged that hia „f the idea, of standby authority \ , w id they admitted responsibility The hoax calls Continued today. come nationwide. : lion a year to the state in produc- craft had reached the safety of; for use of troops: conditional ac- “ preliminary Inquiry’* into a Mg SNOW CBOP Culled froin AP Wires ,>for calls to four schools,-two ho­ One of the first' was reported Army contracf awarded te a firm . 7-Ot. Sherbet ^ |C^ S'/i 0*- * ^ ^ # e I r Combination Tha Houat«m,Chronlcle aitjd to-;tlon taxes, which are based on the Cape Hallett. Work was started to ceptance of economic aid. tels, a radio station, a t>’P*"'riter from New Haven where the A. C. FRESH SPARER1BS tb49c 43c day that Humbie'a-gasoline price '"alue of the 'oil. It will also in- headed by the wife of A w t. Bee- GIus .....i. . Goblet . . " « 2 C BRDGCDU SFEARS lirtite, E Far i patch a gaping hole above the Communist nations — b itte r lactor.vfartor.v and' Trinity college.College Gilbert Co.. * 'I'O-V manufacturing 69 Increase has apparently ended crease the royalty owners’ take, -waterline.and cracks in the hull in- criticism of the whole program, rotarj' nf Defense Xdbert TriM Publlshecl reports Ifigf ■ Four boys w¥re nabhed in New Ross. speculation throughout the nation Nationwide, it was, figured that flicted by the blowa of monster Britain and France, the west- Britain for hoaxes there. Two (OonHniird on Page Four) liiii wlnd^driven Ice- floes. Marines In the Medlfei^niriean area to whethtr'the crud« oil hike increaaca, when passed on to ern riatiotla moat concerned - - a coN vicrriO N inpHlBLn ' .iiiii CONVIHIINT . a • OUJ Utterly Different Started yesterday will be passed on the consumer, would mean an add­ ' Flooding Under Control welcome to the idea that the Unit­ have “ live” atomic^/artlllerj- wea­ iiiH ed Cost of roughly. *3,150,000 a day Capt. Nels C. Johnsoni Alexan- pons is diactissel>^ WITH COUPON BELOW > CALIFORNIA 1 I DESSERT FARMER BROWN through within the next few days has no confidence in 'the countries flock 'n* Roll singer Elvki P r ^ pill •t tha lataat. . ' Austrian President, 83 of the MiddliT Etest being able to fill City o f Miami 'faced with the ruling of Federal Judge that Us White Plains, N. Y., Jan. 4 purchase of one new recipe Theridor Koemer ^f Austria died tional has set the. city attorney. t adly become ra t^ cti; Pravda declares that If Hungarian hattan. , , • | written in the past 16 y4*ars, the ----- ^------" 8-OZ. MONEY-BACK OFFERl Revolution had been siicceiMful, would be 'called up if he pasme EXTRA FANCY . '; I'.- ' • -.4 •' Thuraday; tha tania he- w’aa elected to (Contlaaed oa Page .Fifteen) New: York Deputy Inspector term "well cbuplirig ” wa.s ilsed. Thie the physical examination. . lim it ene per family—Expiree Jan. 8,1987 icy In a close runoff U.S. military bases would 'have CARROTS 2.e..27c been eaUblished "at the very bor- Frederick M. Lussen. who heads inspector said police have found I CUCUMBERS For 25c on 2 poekogos of i 51. He formerly the police search for the "Mad "well coupling ’ wa.s a term used by U.S. FOB KOREA UNION Good only at BURAACK’H SUPER MARKET, I 2 for 27* na’a Socialfat Lord' (ier of the Soviet irnlon.” t f Bomber,” said yesterday the as- Westchester County (White COR. HARTFORD ROAD and MrKEE ST. P ro b e rs Ex-CIfReveals Plot Yugoslav authorities- declare United Natiims, Y., Jan. 4 IS OARDIN-PRiSH ''JUNKET'' DANI^ DESSERT PARSNIPS pbt. 25c ■ Plains) plumbers only. New York T — The UiUled Rtatea today VEOITAStlS IN I * haired Austrian City plumbers use the term "line Full refund 1 pkg. malted Inunedlate- M a rg in o f er general, auf--; j To Murder Trurtianr,‘,‘i*;“ .."SK'S:, "/“S i l5? r . K railed for renewed ettofto to I .TTailha eeee«e*ese«eeeae**e«««ee.eae*ee«e8e4«e«eeea'e trees ly. Limit one refund per family. — i the oiilbr^k of the resolution... , of pipe u*ed in the bombs. _ pipe coupling," he .said. , bring about, the. uniftontloB qif RICH S lip BROTH V ptroke last sum-_ ^ Ijisxeri-did not. say why poHdia he : recovered suffij" Albemarle Nl C Jan 4 <85—A! Government ehelvee Meanwhile,, a ralih" of hoa> Hoirn and the *^U reetorattoR Addraaa .e«'eee.eeessseeeeseaes«eeeeseesfeee'eaee»eeeeeess APPLES MCINTOSH 3 Liw. 39c Waahlngton. Jan. think the bomber lives in this city. of. international peace" la that rialjata who inveaUgated eturn,,to hia office, al-. I Koreanorean veteran, iiaylng he Waa tor » P*.v Increase by iW.- j continued In New Ifork I i‘k pqfice fpri plantlng some 34 bdt all six perMMM abaard mmtk the loseloee of the rDoria ' off the At- an Anny chief or ataff of the Aua- — ------—;------— '—■— ^ die in Korea. I youth or^nlzatlona of rebHUous Parjamount Theater in T im es homemade bbmbs; Twenty-two rmiifd 4iy a flabtag ICE have exploded) Uijurtng 15 persona. Three' of the survtoerd limtlo Oodal: Jul;aly .25 followiitg trian-Hungarian forces.--then as a di(i his own market,ing. on Sbii- i Me Mid he'planned to hlil tHk atudehts. . . . ' ^ . j Square Dec. 28, .eolUMfin with I. the . fltbekhoa fighter, for thai -working (irasa and days, hia maid’s day off, he cooked former Prei^ent- at his Ifidewnd- I Rhode Island Hathoiies are call- , jA Houston, TeX, Junior High Pollcb say it ia'la miraitie-no oi(e ellngfagto the nawt oTf Bwadiah ,veaaa\ The Stoci^olm ^ Mnoa ; jlhe iMt war, ITieijha'a his own meals and washed his own I ence, Mo., home next July 5, the sd hy providence bisr Cto'.Shun.; School WM evacuated yesterday has been killed by the "J^m ber'r' \ow yacht when i Q m ai Scottisauo . . . . f .4 for 4?c Cut-Kite ...... , .2^for 49c COM tn a Iwdly damaged, biit did not mayor. dishes -a rape thingig tor s man of ; seventh snnlverssry of the motion ptolnre "“ f Baby |DoU"„, ,.,. I on a false tip that a bomb\ w'as de.vices. ' ' '-'-oea'rch »b>«* -ma gels $190,909, ea-f planted there. '\ ^ Lusken *aid also that .^lice had 29RjMI^»dat af MlaaMl at tIffO We OiVe Uaneumera’ M dognu Boihb 80 parsons died. He frequently! rode the, city's position born of aristocratic p;ar- aoldler's death. . Trinltj- CoUege t - — . > H m InvaMlgatoca, -whUe avotd- ctbwded gtreetcara lika hia'worh- ents in central Europe, Tum am arriVUg l»,,;M?ashlng- dowment for annual,nnuaL-faculty faculty lee*.lec-, T Three hree elementaiyelemcntars’ Schools in St. obtained dwriting monplNunn WM. , .ftWMt otbtib N i I Preflt-Sharing Stampe ^ ' - turer in coi>)raUoa flrtapco and Petersburg;Fla„alsow ere evacu- -w slHitev twa aOtm.RsaM^ 0 ■i! :* CORI AlNwdOAKSTRnri ing class Stuaportera^Kraa a fgvor* WsMorf ...... 4 for, 35cj“ (largesUeii .. . ^.2 for 49c : MtVuf* Two) its o f .ehlhOea. apfl ORca h'wpak. (OoaltMMd OR rag* £la«R > V 'j[C^MRRail--RR f^ r e Twa) •taveatmafiMt — 'j| t « af)er almilar anoaympuii telh- ~~ '-:;^(CaRWdit ea Page Two) litolMRL' ^ ' <.1 ( Vp. ' '■jj i t - “I.....iti^i. . K - — utt’v.l ’'aV. ■' ''' I qi'' ■■ A : ' A ... V--.: ' ■ .-.-t-'' ;V-

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, FRIDAY;.^)AhfUAEl^:4y^ ^ p A g e .t i P iaB TWO. iU>JJ(aifeSTEB EVENjNQ l ^ R ^ . MANCHB8TBB. OONW, FRIDAY, JANUARY 4, 1957 liANCHKSTEK EVENING HEBALO, H AN ^ESTER. Shipping, Uia American ^ r e a u of , ..... ~ Ex-GI Revcdls Plot P ro b e rs H it D o r ia ’s Shipping' and the Itailaut, Register 8 a lt o n Golumhia t To'Wed Soon State Polio Rate > Hoaxers Arrested, Finad town May Ask Red Cross of Shipping.» .: TorMurder Trum an M a rg in o f 'On the question of ballaa'Ungr O B l i l j i Tess to Horace Potter Takes $hai*p D ip M IR R O R S ^ ^ the owners said "the beatjiroof of to ■ - ... . " To Vacate Present Buildirt the positive- atability of the ship is. Gary CMser t . liarMarray. (Oontinned from Page Onf^ * (OonttaiMd fromi Pmgt Oae) O. Mateae ' )cium^Now Has Hartford, Jan. 4 —Connecti­ AUTO GLASS Polic(6 Hint Mad Bomber seen In the fact that despite the "FBIRNDiLY . "AT tremendoua blow she fsceived, the PRBXl'ASION” orNPOlirr* cut's polio rate" spiralled down- 17te Manehaftar Red Cross maye the subject '6f 'the spread of Communism is not new. Karine unit, could to and that were registered. A ythe beginning ••Bomber” la believed to hprbor, gj fjeorge. Yesterday a The 102-pound coal miner from should plan to use the old frame They said "It is clear from -this on her royal robes and croWn, a go In 1966. ^ 1 9 5 5 , there were 654., OPEN DAILY $ A.M. to 5 PJX building to house .town depaft- office* uaed in c^ncctlon with the accident that the operation of the ^regular meeting of the Parent- with President Bisenhower. He would be sufficient to help'.out. The of the school yeay the -enroHmeht Three,/periona died of--polio to INCLCDINO SATURDAY •erne gradge against utility ( gimulated bomb was found on the Skelton, . W. V.. hoped : to get time-honored ceremony le carried EASTWOOD waa 291 and lasyjune the enroll­ 65,000 from the concern, he, said, Awnts w-hleh are overcrowded in trolley terminal there. standards of the 1948 Internation­ out by the yeomen of the-guard. ^Teach(,rs Assn, on Tuesday at 8 diactused it at least two. years fact wp^. he said, I’Ou had to have 1956. Nineteen died in 1955. firm and may have been\lta em- i achoora lawn. ' ■ the .MunlcipjSl Building. \ At one point.'MartIn proposed to al Convention did liot meet their With lanterns in thier hands they things read;.' to move and move ment was 271. / X; .’ ; / ' However, a department spokes­ IISSELLS^ Ml 9. to use to "hole up.” uijUl next Juljr. pary Caal^r•r Daretky mretay McOaIra p.m. at the acjiLOol. «$«>• pk^'e at one time. \ , In Perth Amboy. N. 3., John While serving with the Army in In Kls letter. Martin aayq he will have it demolished, but the Board objectives." Accordingly, the spe- search the vaults below the House He-wlll go before Congress to-: .rapidly. ' ' It ran r^dtly seen thatithe' man said-the job of k ocking but Lusaen aald each employe Tilled Matis, a 42-yearKild laborer, was Korea, Shadrick aald • he began bring the matter up' for discussion of Directors balkep'.at that'aug- cisllats recommend^ that the of Lords, This hunt haa preceded FRIENDLY The dliirvwirion will be Introduced morrow to ask Standby authority! ..Already ' Xvro Middle Eastern school eni'ollAent' Is rapidly ex­ polio comoletely. "is only half oiit a *T5Vil Defense” form \ A 1 ^ined Ji.OOlk—With an alternative heating the "voice" of hla dead by the Eioard of Directors Jan. 15, gestlon and leased tha buildifig to United States propose steps to­ every royal opening of Parliament, PERSUASION" hy MIsr Viola Larson, elemenUry — ^^approval beforehand — to • use ■ countries-^syrla snd Jordan—have panding. At/the -present time plans •done.” X handwriting comparison with 1 ^ 1 of a year in jail—on.hta conviction brother. Meanwhile, Heck said he j^lans Uie Red Cross.'' ward adoption of "more'effective since 1605 when Guy Fawkea was la Catar 8;tC-8:M •u()eiViabr in ,thla district. In­ American forces in the Middle, said the): don't want thi kind of are being made to revert the-little Dr. James C. Hart, director of tera aiippoaedly written by t h ^ g , g hoaxer who twice on New Actually, he said, he first plan­ standards for construction and discovered in the cellar with bar­ dividual and conaUntly recurring East when he tlilnks it necessai-y. i military help the administration white sclvMlhouse adjacent to tha tfie department's Bureau of Pre- "BombeP’ failed to produce any operation.” Jack Caraaa Mickey Raanay ations. of parenta will be . dls- ear’s Bve made u llr in a’hlch he ned to kill the rorrher President In cargo vessel specially fitted for rels of gunpowder with which, he Although he has now hadi a t ' talks of now. , - ' main acbool as a fifth grade class­ veiita.bie Diseases, said the de? sigr^caat naulta Lupson said. d the Packer Hotel In the coih- 1955 but the FBI interferred when The report was critical of the planned to -blow up King, James I ’’MAGNIFICENT saed by ataff membera. The least two years to think 'over this i But It (sn't clear just what the room i^that the present overload­ partnVent, is urging everyone- Three tceiriaged Staten Island Immigration Law Antarctic duty was pinned against way the Doris was fitted w i t h and hla assembled Parliament ajorlty of local teachers will miikity contained a bomb. he was arrested for an Income tax the. coast of Antarctica's Ross Ice problern, there -were indications, administration has to mind to ask ed fifto grade may be split. Thei-e adults and children—to receive the High School girls a-ere taken into ‘■•‘iSn getting alck and tired of watertight compartments ahned ROUGHNECKS" participate. ia nyother classroom space avsll- Salk shots. That, he said, would fraud which had netted him about 'R e v ie w P la n n e d shelf New Year's Day. Sudden 1:4M:4S-M:lt late this week that he and his ad­ Congress. l.;nrins Studios custody after they allegedly tele­ tbla Sort of thing,” Magistrate 62,000. at confining flooding to damaged Natural gaS ia odorless or near­ A. questionnaire sent to parenta visers were still not certaii) on Last week, when the State De­ ablF to the school.- ■ bring about stjtovvide immunltjS^ phoned false bomb reports to their Louis F\^llyel bbserved in Perth winds of near-hurricane forcie portions of the sbip. It said the In preparation of the program has Cynthia A. ^annbn He said he went to Independence turne'4^ a huge ice jam into a grind­ ly odorless when It comes fronl Sunday: ‘•The Opposite Sex" how to say what he Wanted to ask. partment was "leaking" the idea e library which has-been set OAMEP BEANS BECAME POPULAR. IS’eW York City schools. Amboy l^nicipal Court in impos­ in March. 1OT5. to •.•case” the Tru- By Rep. Waller D d p i a barely me international the wells. produced several questions for dls- No matter what he says, it is to newsmen, the reporters were 7 the little (vhite schoolhouse ing mass of destruction, sending it Mr.-and MMrs. HsrOld H. Shan­ Registrations Refected BBCAuse OF me PURirAw fituE law s' Held ip $500'Bail ing a.enten^ on Matia. MatiS waa m%n home and learn the former standards in this respect. The' cuastoii. Among them are "Why likely .that ,Gongre£.wn because the re­ ing. Police said he been drink> charge hS served 18 months and fqre considering any changes- to Replying to these criticisms, the in -the fourth grade oiily reading l.y, that Congress won't give El.sen- viewed for vacancies existing on Riverside Dr., Auburn. Maine. \ The Northwindv one of the U.S. Doris's owners said the liner met statement saying he -wantc^Con- newal slips are oil-soaked, or ing- _____ was released last December from ease immigration Wws. Coast*Guard's most pbwerful ice­ DANCfNG tha second reader? Ho\v is read­ hower th" authority at all. g-.-ess to join him in serving notice the school staff. A new' teacher is The wedding will take place Peb/' \cand.v-smeared,< or not signed, or To iNiuiiE you a federSl penitentiary in West fully international requirements on ing taught today? How do present Congress bn .Spot needbd to teach the second fifth 2 to St, Jamea’ Church. Walter la chariman of tha breakers, smashed through the watertight subdivisioh of hulls, i this' countr.v would re.si.slT "Com­ fl|e check or money orijer lan't AN AOEQUA-fC , Virginia. methods differ from the old and The State Depaitment by tltS munist aggression" in the Middle grade and one is needed, to replace Sign* Show T a x '^ te House Judiciary subcommittee on heavy ice to aid the stricken TTiey said further the Doris ■ was j way it "leaked" news .of Ei.sen- made out for the right amount, The SUPfLY OF VMLK’ He then went home and obtained freighter. Pumps of both vessels TONIGHT, wh>' have they chahged?” .Past. Mt-s. Felix Winter, fourth grade right amount is eight dollars. immigration and co-author' of the buUt In line with standards act b'*! The program subject was chosen hower's proposed request to Con­ Route 6 have announced, the en­ FARMflM WORK. another shotgun, sawed off the McCarran-W a l t e r l~>migratlon were used to keep the Ameb from Soviet aggre.ssion /and Com- j teacher, who resigned.' Mrs. Law- Wilmington, Del. —• S ^ ic e - the British Lloyda., Rejftster of / » 6 THE MUSIC be'(iauae of popular interest and be­ gress-has put Congress on a deli- gagement of their dat>ghter, Miss 7 DAYi A statlon operatorc in several atktes barrel and rigged a crude holster lawf. flooding while crewmen ■worked to muiflat aggre-ssion ,ar^ not neces- rcnce Smith of Willimantlc la sub- Judith Ann Louis, to Robert Ch(d- THAIS easy TWINKIE. FUEL inside hla coat to. carry- It. This cause reading seems to be the sub­ cate spot. WEEK. THE During r. personal visit to the shift cargo and shore up the .sarlly the same thWigs. If Syria 1 atltutlng for Mrs.'Thomas Smith, have begun to put up algns ject about which parents are more If it repudiates Elsenhower's worth MacDonald, son of Mr. am) BECAUSE YOU NEV'E< acquaint their customers with J done, he headed south to get Austrian border at the height of damaged sides. of the hull with turns Communist imd is armeii by | second grade teacher, who is taio- Mrs. Ashley Ef. MacDonald of Wil- YCAd-rROUNP. money,^ to finance hla mission. concerned than any other, in toda.v s idea, it would be- doing so at a Russia and then/attacks Iraq, is ing a three month leave of absence, Private Service YDUTGROW YOUR. how much of-their gasoline dollar the Hungarian rtevclt, Walter timbers. Ed Zayaski time when the daiMfcr of Russian llmantic. He flipped a coin onto -a map called for a sharp increase in ad­ Hole 5 Feet Long curriculum. Certainly, the ataff that Soviet aggn ision 6100 to -Red Cross Apartments I^E-eP FOR ' is going for taxes. Sorne Delaware feels, it is discussed in the current, penetration in the Middle East. If Both ,vo»ng persoris are grad- DO YOU KNOW operators have erected permanent and it Iknded on Albemarle, be told mission of refugees to this coun­ If this countto', no matter what A check f(V 6100 has been sent j nates of Windham High School GONN1ECTICUT ' OIL poUce, so lie came here for hla ITie jagged hole torn in the hull TATE priss more than any other ele­ only by infiltration and subversion Separate entrances, nlr WHY SM ART signs calling attention to'the try. More recently, however, he —5 feet long and 16 Inches wide— the aggre.ssibn/is called, thep goes by. Roland Laramie,. chaii-man of i ^laa Louia ia employed at Pratt holdm attempt. HIS GAY Tuds ORCHESTRA mentary course. and not by armed attack, is seri­ conditioned through­ ‘ FRESH MtUR tax motorists In that state pay for has criticized the program.. Is on the starboard Side above the Program material has been pre­ ous. to the aid of Raq. right in Russia'S Columbia Chapter, American Red and Whitney Aircraft. MacDonald out. TE:ENS DRtNK RANGE OIL He IS awaiting trial In April on He renewed today a charge he sHow starts'^ p. m. backyard, wml fbc .Soviets consider Croaa. to the National Headijfiar- attended the University of Miami each gallon. Similar postings are the atteinpted robbery charge, uh waterline. pared by Miss Larson and the A repudiation by Congress now A GLASSES being made in Weat Virginia (9 first made last weekend that Cape Hallett is at the northwest DOORS OPEN 1>60 would appear as notice to the this American agg.-e.ssion and at­ ters for the Hungarian Relief Spe­ and also is employed at Pratt and able to i^se bond of 615,000. thousands of suspectM Commu­ focai teachers group and is thus WILUAM. P. OF MILK cents) and Colorado (9 cents),.^ end of the Ross Sea, about 900 tailor-made to fit interests of the world — and to Russia and the tack Unit«i States forces? '■ cial Fund, as this units contribu- Whitney. When h^attempted, to rob the nists may have gained permanent tion to date. 'Contributions are! Tiie menu at the Horace W. A PAY ? miles north of the McMurdo Sound* CHIANTI RESBURANT Middle East — that American j/ i;)- Building A a^iation office here, a admission to the United States local group. opinion was so divided on' what still coming in and will be gladly | porter School for tills coming FUNERAL Green Buttermilk teller's acream\sent him scamper­ base. Both ihe Arneb and North- through what he called ''Illegal wind were on their way to land . Apnidment for Hungarians to do to block Communism that it accepted. "The Columbia (Chapter i week is as'lollows: Monday, corned BOLAND ing out' the dodr He dropped hlS 14 DEPOT SQUARE / MANCHESTER United Methodist Church has Deaths Last Night straining” of the refugee relief supplies for a joint U.S.-New Zea- didn't know how to act. ' includes Andover and Hebron as beef hash, honey beets and fruit;' HOME Auckland—New 'Zealand la sell­ weapon In the *nd ah off- program. found an apartment to house th^ Still, in 19.53. oh ui'ging of some well as Columbia. ------j-Tuesday, chow mein with meat. ing more than 160,000 pounds 5f duty fireman plck e^ t up and gave 1 a n d International Geophysical LII6li(CII(;il.l Mil'll - OIL COMPANY Walter said in an interview that Year (IGY ) station at the cape. Hungarian refugee farhily of his fellow-Republicans. Elisen- Bj/ t HE ASSOCIATED PRESS The 46 Club of Columbia has' noodles, rice, sliced cheese and 225 Main St. Phone M1-S-S940 green-colored butterniilk to Ma­ chase. The flremanXhekl him at more than 6,000 visas were ls.sued plan to sponsor. Located at the hower proposed that Congress (Siarlottesvllle. Va.. Chai-les Ed- HO'IIUCOS'iSSIIClMISII 369 CENTER ST. laya each month. Both Singapore If satisfactory repairs can be ’^started the initial clothing: collec-1 doughnuta; Wednesday, creamed bay uiitll police ^rrivbd. to refugees fleeing Hungary^ at re.sidence of Mr. and Mrs., Don^d pass a resolution condemning Rus­ w/n Clapp Jr.. 67, newspaperman tion for the Hungarian Relief and «totod beeL^peas. whipped potatejes, and tbe Federation' of Malaya im­ made at Hallett and the Ameb is I Tel. Ml 3-6320 the outbreak of the idapest up­ able to continue . its miaaion, U Miller on Rt. 6 and 44A, .the sia for violating and breaking ^nd free lance'writer,,a figure to ltem.< received will be handled by sliced eggs, and marble cake; port buttermilk powder for poul­ apkrtmcnt is furnished but house­ rising. He dcclired cidence indi­ later is to help establish another wartime treaties. Tlnancc.and the Broadway theater the Red Cross Chapter. Especially Thursday.'grlndcra and Ice cream; 24-Hour Burner Service try feed and demand that it be cates most .of this first refugee keeping necessities will be needed. The Republicans didn't like his in the mid-1920s. and son of a Friday, salmon croquettes, but­ colored .to distlnguislr it trorn Two Subs Slat U.S. base at Wilkes Land.That is heeded iteihs called for are warm group were Communists . fleeing about 1,000 miles westward on The committee In charge of the resolution. They wanted tt more Pittsburgh industrialist, died tered rice, gieen beans and Hum-r I* *■ Onl> sweet milk. A Ijarmlesa vegetable blankets, jackets, sweaters. popular wrath. . . . the Indian Ocea;i coas of Antarcti- project has appealed for sheets, strongly worded. The Democrats Wednesday. scarves? mittens "In g ^ Z usable chocolate pudding < \1 I MI .i7Ul coloring is used. . F o r P e ru VISION pillow cases, blankets, dishes and Waverly, Iowa, Burton E. "These 6,000 visas were issued ca. (ii()n'l. The result: Eisenhower's condition and hew underwear and under Refugee Relief Act to people The Ameb's hull was reinforced cooking uten.sils. Silver,vare has proposal was dropped In the vfSste Sweet. 89, pioneer attorney and - Manchester Evening Herald ANOTHER OUTSTANDING KEITH SAVING! Groton. Jan. 1- (A)-—'The first already .^neen obtained. Anyone ba.sket. Republican repre.sentatiye in Con­ socks fo.r men. Persons wishing to Columbia. correspondent, Mrs. submarine double laurchirig since V ho were not acreenedr and about for duty in Antarctic waters, but contribute any of the above arti­ >^om we know nothing," he said. only the most rugged icebreakers who would.like to donate any of Two years ago El.senho\ybr in gress for four ^erms, 1915-1923, Frank Marchlsa, ’Telephone A ca ­ World War II will be staged here these itenis is Invited to contact formed the Defense Depkitment died Thursday.-' cles are a.sked to contact any mem­ demy 8-0060. ■'ir\allowed them to come to this are able to Withstand the terrific ber of the 46 Club. Feb. 5 when a pair of attack subs couiufy as permanent residents, any comnjittee member including this countr>’ should "prwide for' ' New brleans, Salvador D'An­ for the republic of Peru are sent pressure of wind-wTiipped ice floes •Arthur F. Navin not jUsl as, parolees as were the ,Everyday — Mrs. V. Chandler Foster, Mrs. H. meeting lesser hostile / acts in toni, 82, one of the founders of down the ways at General Dy­ such as that which trapped the situations not broadeed /by the in­ ATthur F. Navin, 58. third freedo:^ fighters who fled the freighter. Hulls of icebreakers IN lights R^rred-T Fritz Noren. Mrs. John Schillin- the Standard Fruit and Steam- namics Corp.'s Electric Boat Di­ ger, Mrs. Clifford Stephens. Mrs. tervention of a major/aggressori. ship Cn I and-v Russlansuater.” curve inward sharply so that ice ^Dleldnaon 'A Co., Ine. - Mrs. John tsnea of Oolumoia, died] YOU SAVE » 'forces.” . / PHARMACY vision. Walter ^ d not say what evi­ pressure is dissipated' upward Florence Trinfler or the Re^'. naifa shipping business.- died The submersible twins. Atun /f major 'aggressor, of course, Thursday. He was bom in Cefalu, Tuesday to the - W. W. Backus dence he has. rather than into the ship. Carlton Daley. They hoiie to have and Merlin, have streamlined hull the apartment ready by Monday. would have been Russia or ’ Red Italy. Hospital In Norwich. He leaves his; 459 Road-Corner of McKee—MI 9-9946 The Immigration Service has The Ross Ice snelf is a solid mother; two sisters; and four, UNDERGOATED design and power plants that as-, said it la aatis^ed that no Com­ COHQWST HuBgarlan Enters School China. / . Washington, Col. Roger G. sure top underwater performance. frozen mass more than 1,000 feet At his news cojtference Jan. 12, Powell, .75, an assistant engineer brothers and several nieces and; munist or membW of the Hunga­ thick with each of its three sides ■ Jo.seph Varszegi, 11-year-old nephews. ’ , j SPECIAl, IN THIS TIMELY SALE! They are fhe seventh and eighth (VEBU GOOD) 1955 Eisenhower/was asked to ex- commissioner in the District of rian Secret P p li^ has reached 500 miles long. It is the greatest tneniber of the Hungarian family . Services will be held tomorrow I GUARANTEED submarine.^ built by EB for Peru. Camp Kilmer, Ni J.,Nvhere the ref­ Our Sorvic* living at the . P'orcheron property plato what he- meant. He was Colum'oia from 1913 to 1917 .and OC flUARANTEED The last double launching at ice formation of its kind in the pretty v a g iTe, explaining he with the Army engineers 39 years, at 8:30 a.m. from the Klllourey ugees are processed on their en­ .world. Focilifies Aru Tops! dn Rt. 6 and 44A. entered the lo­ m workmanship Oie shipyard was iif“ November, try into this country. \ wouldn't try to answer in detail be­ died Thursday. He was born in Bros. Funeral Hotne and a requiem | cal elementary school this week. high Mas's at St. Joseph's Church ; 1943, lyhen - w’-artlme needs kept Camp officials said1‘th ^ h a d In- .'When your TV or Radio Because he has not yet learned the cause no militory situatloii could bF Metea, Ind. / TURNPIKE the plant on a mass production NO EXCUSE gives dp, reat, assured visualized entirely In advance. Mineola. N* Y., William L. fWil­ at 9. Burial will be in St. Joseph's vestigated numerousI acciisations, San Diego, Calif.UF) — Kenneth ELECTRONICS English language, Joseph has been schediile turning out as many as many of them made: by' refugees that We won’t . . until Helping Build Forres lie) Klein, 55, a top golfer for Cemetery. Friends may call at the AUTO 5ERVICE Rearwin was late for an appoint­ placed in Walter Daniels Grade 4 Juhei-al home this afternoon front twto-aubmarinea a nipnth. who they said .were angry at^th- It’s fixed. Our teehnlciana rla^nronm. Daniels has been help­ He added this country waa try­ many years and golf professional 184 W., MIDDLE TPKE. -Atiiii and'Merlin, now on build­ ment at a new ^ b lic school in the LABORATORIES know their business and for m ore. than 30 yeara at the 2 to 6 and 7 to 10 p.m. era for'one reason or another, but Clairemont district. He couldn't ing ^ family in its atlempto to ing •to h/)p other nations around TEL. MI 9-4100 AUTOMATIC ALL ing ways in ;tiiu north yard, are had found no evidence warranting they’re backed by raod- the world build up their own' Wheatley Hills Country Club, East Engagement find the achool. . ern equipment become'familiar with English and Mr. and Mrs. Edward H. Tyrol of powered by modem diesel engines return of the accused person. Of­ Rearwin? He's a member of the 277 BROAD forces efficiently strong to handle WHliston, N. Y., -died Thursday. SHUT-OFF NIGHT with battteries for auxiliary pro­ Children 250—Adulto'SOe ia thereiore, a friendly and re­ / ficials noted also that many of the >ard of Education. assuring figure to the, boy. pulsion. The vessels will be con-, refugees are in a highly, nervous -t- trolled by the conventional 3-man state. . t RADIO TELEVISION " The boy's Jrarents are both en­ Recommended by ymir system and will utilize the snorkel rolled in the evenin," classes 4n ‘doctor for ijaick relief when submerged. Crews of seven rhaaarl S Bare*. Cm b . S:se ( S) STAGE S English at Manchester H ig h officers and 40 men will be re­ t'luuiacl'lS HartlarS, ,€«m . sponsored b.v the Ckaaarl S5 Holyoke, M a». (;tt (« ) STORIES OF THE CEN- South Methodist C?hurch in Man­ keels were laid Oct. 27, 1955, are Escapes ICe Trap SAT.^ieHT TUBV scheduled for deltver.v ■ to the • :ie ( S> SPOBT8COPE chester. , . , \ South American republic this DANCING FROM •:U (Zt) SPOBrS DIGEST .Subscription Managri\ (Con^nUed from Page One) • iM ( S) WEATHER FGBECAjaY ComptetB and Frompf Frtseriptian Sonrie* summer. , ™ 8;3lO fa 12:30 S:U ( S) THE NEWS TODAY/ Jack Hunter of Keeney Dr., lo­ Electric Boat and Peru have a YOU (ZZ) NEtyS cal building contractor and secre^ I pnMSure had damaged 'both sidea 7:te ( S) JIM EGAN SHOW 33-year background of associa­ of the hull along the full length of JOE KOlEY’S ORCHESTRA tary of the Town Planning Com-| DONATIONS 75c VIC ;9AMUELS, Prompter (IS) 7 O'CLOCK BEPOBT mission, is chairman of the AUl4d ; tion. dating "a c k to 1924 when the ahip but that flooding waa un­ 4 (ZZ) WEATHKB AND MUSIC W n s T o w M the initial submarines were built der control. Oqe of the Anteb'a two A 7:14 (55) WEATHKB Town Division in the subscription] SAVE MONEY 7:11 ( S) PEOPLE'S MlBRY campaign of Manchester Memorial | in the company's present ship­ propellers also was damqged. (It-H) DOUGLAS EDWABD8 yard. Besides subf, EB built some Johnson said there were no in­ PINE LAKE tOMMUNITY CLUB THE NEWS Hospital to raise 61.470.000 for its ; ” M A H M A C t Peruvian gunboats and assisted in (77) HIGHLKURTS current expansion project., juries .to crew mmbers and nodoaa PINE l a k e SHORES — ^ G L E V n X E , CONN. (SS) NEWS construction of the submarine base $20,000 Suit 459 Hartford Road-Corner of McKee— MI 9-9946 of cargo. The Arneb carries about (55) JOHN ALY AND THE at San Lorenzo Island, near Callao. 200 men. Stanley Nichols Jr. of South | T:ZS (SS) WEaW e BVANB Rd.. is a co-dffendant to a 620,000 Cargo waa being unloaded from NORMAN’S T:se ( S) BIN TIN TIN Age Faulty Job 'Gauge two of the more aerioOsly damaged (ia-55)i)/M^------Y-FBIKND FLICKX suit filed in Tolland COunty Supe­ holds to speed repairs. 44s HARTFORD RD. , OCIPIHO LIGHT S;Se ( S> TBEASt'BE RUNT u l.a r o proud to hsva kooo again the leaders ahd foremost gs- (IE55) MR. ADAMS ANTS EVI on the sidewalk. raga -maanfarturers during 1956. through age 54. Ouoput of work- I THEY ARB TASTY k:te ( t)' HOLLYWObD BEST ' Clever Cotters era in the 55-64 age group w as! AS,IVEI,L A.S niRIFTY! (IS) NEWS I ' -r • . r *' I (tt) AT HOME WITH KITTY 2. The meeting of aever-Cutters To oar.-tntu/e customers in 1957, we continue to pledge our ex­ at least 90 per cent as high as (ISI GCEST COBNEK •' Tuesday at the schodl waa attend­ that in any younger group. ItlS (It) STAND I'F AND BE ,S WTH. m um ALL $2.98 pert and sidlled couatnirtion at great savings. I CHOICE BEVERAGES J COUNTED ed by County 4-H Agent M 1 s a A de luxe aet aa shown above, of Solid Brasa 1:15 (M) UNDEKSTANDIN'O HUMAN Shirley" Welk. The club cbmblnea j with perfectly fitting Slidipg Screen, Colonial BEHAVlOB LUMBER CO. / .... projects in both aewlng and cook- ‘ Andirona and separate Tool'Set vvlth Stand. This cenerous gift good in Ja n u a r y ^ 1:1S (IS) AS THE WOBLD TUSNB. Aeross from OreeB Echuol Ing. As a result, refreshments OAK GRILL (M) ONE-THIBTY PLATHOUSE The perfect addition to the living room, a (5<) ABTBUB OODFBKV served at the meeting by Jeanne quality value! 80 Oak SIm Manchester l;S t (ISAS) OUB MISS RBOOKS Opan AH Day Saturday Pouech and B everlyT u ttle In­ HANDBAGS FprmQrly $1.98 to $2.25 r . $se (tt) MY LITTLE MAKGIE cluded tuna 'flSh pie, a aalad. choc­ VUITH EVERY t:SS ( 8) HOUSE PAKTY FREE (18) KABTOONLAND (ZZ-SS) ON TRIAL olate puddtog, milk and coffee for S69.9S II mi) MONTAGE e t Uynwood, Inc., _ Water <3o. fully designed set, similar to illustration at APRIL 1957 11:1S (IS-ZSAS) WEATHER I FI—— T:U (55) HDUSB PABTY 11:15 (It) MILLION DOLLAR MOVIB scheduled for Jan. 8 ‘hTas been post­ 'left, in rich brass finish. Includes the Folding 11 YiA* S:tt ( S) WHA'TS CfMlKINO ' 1(«)( « ) YOUR NAVY ' poned to Feb. 18 at 10:30 a.m., ac- T*C- Screlen, Andirons and Set of Fireplace Tools. (lAM) BIG PAYOFF . . (Mi...... UFF.*»F. WITH' EUSABETR - cording to a bulletin received this 6UAIANTII RICHARD (ZS4S) MATINEE THEATEB II :M (tl-M) TONIGHT TOB — On* Cor . .w . $499 morning from the Public Utilities^ BLOUSES and (calar) IZ;SS I S) NEWS. NEWS t:lv (1S45) BOB DBOWY ll:a t (U> NEWS-FREVUES Commiasion. ' $29.95 1.95 Two Car ...... $899 (Calar) The privately-owned Water com­ Value! As UHU $ 9 2 5 P" l ( « ( S) .rABTOON CABNIVAL pany aervtog the Rosedale section A s ' m t ■ week MADY TO m a OARA6IS (U) VAUANT LADY . 4:te (U) bbiohteb day has been the subject of criticism DRESSES ( t) BANDSTAND by its users. Some complain that (ZZ-at) qVKEN FOB A DAY Libarql Eudgat Tcrinrt . MAIL COUPON TODAY FOR FREE CATALOG (iS> OUT WEST Rizmy times it ia iiflposslble to get 4:15 (IS) SKCKET 8TOBM Water.’ [ 4:lt (il) KOGE OF NIGHT STORK HOURS: Keith's. Manchester, C'loaed OiNTtiAUN; WITHOUT OBUGATION . 4:45 (ZZ-aS) MODEBN BOMANCBg TTie 32 users, residents of this { Mondays, Open Thursday Evenings Until 9. □ Pleese mall yeur Free Garage Booklet a:aa ( s> micbbs bouse glob •’town and of'Vernon, petitioned the | Keith’s, Hast Hartford, Open Daily From 1$ FDR THE DEAL OF YOUR Benedict was Ug, (It) FLIPPY THE'CLOWM Commission to determine-whether j •PLUS TAX A.M. Until 9 P.M; Cloiie Saturdays A t $. LIFE on (he all new ’57 Olds- but he wm biggest the . : (ZZ) BOD BABKLEY SHOW or not the firm ia a public utility * 4 ( » ) COMEDY TIME mobile or a good Used (^r. one day when he crawled. ^ . (U) FILM T B M TE B MIRROR8 Of A IX TVI within the terms of the State ,(SI) OUT W m ^ l a FtagTCM) Btatntes. The corporatlofi la an Sec me at— SOSUlt) THE BIG SHOW J.A.WhifaGlat$ Olty Phoaa '(It) SUMK 66 Btsaell St.—Ml $-7822 enterprlae o f E. J.'Holl, developers ^55) BIN TIN TIN of the .Rosedale area. ).■ A U SALES HNAL V- H o f f m a n "^ fgQ gf fffg mcionts srWfRNCR BROS. ih WARNERC Petitioners hope the corporation H HOI^R wilt b* adjudged a public utility, ■BxvnaE M O 6-3386 *^101X1^ MOTORS MAC CURTIS Erclusivc TRIPLE REFINED and placed under SUte regulation. . MILLINERY eiih Fu rtttisii't "Home of SroaaMag Tradee" • They feel this would have a Colsn.'B)Td.. Eaat Hartferd ^'^iW aiZABETH TAYLOR salutary effect in improvement of .4TLANTIC HEATING OILS service.' ' X- 317 MAIN ST ,Telppli«ie JA a n d A P P A R E L n i 5 MAIN ST. MEW h a v e n tu rnT ik e ^ m e ii^ n o t o m V ROCK HODSON, • JAMES OEANi NFeilGAYE SiaaehSMer E>-( sing HnrBl#] S to $. Dally A«uO WREeendrw# mrntAmmS L. T. WOOD CO MANCHESTER EAST H AR ?TOH i > . 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j v - ' - ' ICANCUESTER EVENING HERAU),'. MANCHESTER, OQNN. FRIDAY, JANUARY. 4, 1957^ PAGE FOUR IIANCUESTEE EVENING HEHALP. IIANCHESTEE. GONN, F ^ A Y , JANUARY 4, 1967 'Pi^GB'PIVB. mora money than any other .year, mqhte were: Mrs. Francig T. --- '-T 7 g- ^ ■ . '■ ■ t§ 0 h ro H E S E E iS i * Rockville-Yemon Jobless Claims on record. Since^ilaat December, the Blood Drive Akin, l^laa Susan Oenti, Forrest X. average Weekly pay rose by $1.42 Hsutin,I . RRubagll u ^ l B. Haihaway, Mri^ Skywatch Schedule Te^ 1957 27 Juveniles eld Lecture tn a straight-time Gregor, Austin A. ^Mailko. Mrs. ..*■ ■/ Claims for unemployment bene- basis, however,, hourly earnings 'Only 38 pints of bipod were col­ Beatrice MacAlplne.John T.' MkWgH- *4n. U S ID C A R S Approved by Ins^ ctor Usher lected) at yesterday's \'l tt of the ...... V»lwii ){abron, Jan. 4\( Special) ^A ftcr Wapj^thir,. Jan. 4 (Special)—Dr. fite in the Mancheater area con­ averaged $1.98 and for a 40-hour 8 Murqwakl, Albert Patch, Mfs. Jay SATURDAYS .., VolMteers I.'eede# a iftMt deal o f. JeHlieratira, the. Robert Wetasi'a ajieclallst in vla ial week would amount to $77.20.” Bloodmobile >unit at Center (Ton* Rublnwv,' William Sln-amon, Mrs. .61 SJB*--# • * • * •/*, tinued to m ent lastweek aa *ea-, greghtlonai C2iprCh. Martha ' Smith, 'Valerie Starkel, htoera NeeiHwi Regional Board of Eiducation haa '^Ooatlaiied frar' Page One)’ training, will giya an lUuatrated Rockville, Jan; '4 (Special)—,5'of Law. He waa admitted to the SksUttK Schedule Plana for a third shopping centerj/(?onnecticut bar in June,, 1954. Bonal layoffs 'lelped boost the num­ Red Cross official) said this Everett Walker, Harry Wacljter 4 t V... Vi»6lMi*r» >'«c4«d a Mlao’ echedule for teashera who -lecture on ‘*Viaua) Problema of ber of Jobleaa to 481. \\as the lowest collection ever c U Mcu^xJte^te^ Ca. OMph Mfcrciir, Uml* Cl.1 conoem, evacuated Its plant upon 1955 CHRYSLER : V in RocItvUla have been approva l i New Arrival* Town .Union Set and Leonard usworski.' 14 ft.m.-^Noon will be on the staff pf tl^achool 'School Children" at' the aoonthly by Roland P. Usher, buildinig in-1 Rockville pity Hospital reports The State Labor Department recorded l.cre. , ' • . The next Bloodmobile'' via(t vylH */AiN .IWH! n-.' N:JWTM MAIN . MA‘. Hi':’ - Jamea Gal'ml: There will be no skalihg over i receipt of a call: IfSSPONTIAC 4-Dr, Bed; Power atecriag, when it ’opens. There will the weekend on Center Springs meeting of Wappiqg School, PTA ■pector. A $60;000 four-store cen-j two births yesterday, noted a 7 per cent'rise 4n claims To Meet Monday Quota 150 Points bee Feb. ,8 at .Onter Congrega­ S p.m.—4 p.aa. Hickey base salary of 8 3 - ^ for begtnl ^ra j Hoaix Oalla . 4-Dr. Sed. lUiUo. heater ww. power brakes, radio, healer, Manchester's quota Is 150 pints tional (ThurcH from 1:45 t o '6:3(1 Hickey Pond. And, according to the Tuesday at S p.m. ter will be erected at Fox Hill | a daughter wa.* born td Mr. and during the w ;ek ending Dec. .22, and a base maximum , of $5, j . A rrington High School bent its Dr. Weiu ia a graduate of Co­ Urea, tinted glass, ivw. tires, Jet black -flnUh. Drive and South St, about March ; Mr*. - Rbbert Schofield, Crystal a month. ’ p.m.' 9 A. M. to 12 NOON • pjiLr-4p.Bi...... Lnej^Hurke Also salaries may work up to SI,- Park Department, a new when 449 claimants' were listed. -> Members q! Ls'cal 991, State, • pjn.—10 p.m...... vC... i . . . . I*uc>'Burke _ skating achedule haa been . atudehta home for the day after lumbia University School of Op­ Excellent $ 2 1 8 5 1- Lake Rd., Tolland. County, and Municipal Employes Walk-in donors n- mbered 21, 500, for merit acquired. tometry and serv^ aa a member of S i r $1575 condition. The plans filed by Simon -Cohen: a son was h'oi-n to Mr. and Mrs. That week saw a 14 per cent in­ and another 21 kept appoint'ments. J* p.m.—Midnight Orln Mathews , Church Servi^ , worked out foe Center Springs ^ lic e were told a bomb had been crease over the week ending Dec. Union, AFL, will meet Monday at 860,000 Fin* Gu|i H o^c Z' gSryw trh Post looted on top of Manchester Tolice Station. Vol- Annex and Charter Oak Park that school's faculty for three reveal a supermarket, dry bleaner, Arthur Morse, 57 Prospect St. There were 23 who failed to keep Chiiirh services B unny will be: placed in tlie school the night be­ years.. drug atore, and barbershop to be^ Bruno F. Seldri 15, when 131 garment ' workers t;30 p.m. in Tinkar Hall-. their appointment, while 4 volun­ W« Givt Gioon Sfomps * w taM may lagi^r at Chvil Defense Headquarters; Municipal Hebron and Gilead Congregational; The Annas and Chkfter Oak fore. A search by firemen And. 1*54 OLDM OIILE 1955 CHEVROLET were lai^ off. ’ The main order of business, ac­ Bristol, Jan. 4 i/P)--Fire laat i will be open Saturday, morn­ A question and- apswer period located in the center. ■’'q Bruno Frederick Seidel, 74. of cording to Frank Hippie, union teers were rejected because of night destroyed the unoccupied SHgLLOIL T ' ^ia ‘ Beading. fln'|imiwy. Wednesday, or Friday frou 1-5 p.m Hebron. 10 a.m., Sunday School 11 police uncoverM nothing. Previ­ will follow, the talk. Mothera, of Soper S8 4-Dr. Bed. .Hj'd. 4-Dr. Bel Air. Radio, h e a t e r , T he prdposed *ahopplng center : gy orchard St., died suddenly Wed- However, during the week end­ minor physical ailments, ■ fr . • - ing from 10 to' 12 and from head, ^vill 'oe a dlscuasion of a pry- home of Herbert Schatzki, presi* [ a.m. Gilec-d; Church ' seryicea at 1:30 to 10 p.m. There will be ous hoax calls in Torrington. have Grade -5 children will act aa hosr drive, radio, heater, ww. ww. tires, B e a t covers, la designated for a residential area nesday at the home of a neighbor, ing Saturday, a decrease of about Walk-lnTdonors were; Mrs. Lola ' dent' of the Watric Knitting Mill. I sources said Kadar*a long awaited 11:15, Sunday School at 10:45, pre­ gone to -Radio Station WTOR teases, serving refreshments. -tu-tone near Reed St. where complaints Born in Rockville Sept. 23. 50 per cent in initial claims wa.s posed working agreement between Berry, Patrick Cappetta, George I . policy statement could be expected. no break between -^:30 and tlree, tn-tone $1695 Damage waa estimated at $60,000. j ceding the church service. The Rev. 6:30 as In the pdst;. . and the Yankee Pedlar Inn. The group's executivs commit­ paint. paint. $1395 'oft four new apartment houses ig82. he was the son of the late reported. Last week there were ’’3 the Board of Education and Eraus, Robert Giorgetti, Blmne r ■'I next week. They predicted this John G. Beck Will officiate in both I Nearly 2,000. students evacu- tee 'j-eminda members of the essay arhae laat month. ” <•; F5-ehericlt and Amguata Weller initial claims as opposed t o '105 abou't 50 union members em'ployed Girard. Helen Kaiser, Brasil KoHn. -X- might lead to a break, in the pres- pulpits. Hockey classes, wiiich were j ated New; London High School this Since .^ockyllle has no xonltig geidel and lived here all his life. the preceding week. by that Board. Christopher Lehman. Ronald Lar­ tentatively scheduled iqr the coiitssf. The entries, KX) words or H- ent situation in w-htch workers and St. Peter's Episcopal aer\'- morning after police W'erc In- loss, on.the topic“ Whst I Want to 1955 STA. WAGON 1952 STA. WAGON regtilationonAat prer—’present, the------protest- He was employed - ' ...... by the former The department's weekly report Hippie said the members affected son, Clarence Nbll; Richard' Paren- COMMERCIAL • REffllDEiratAX. peasants refuse to cooperate With icea: Holy Communion at 8 a.m., weekend, will not be beld/a(nce forined a bomb had been planted was in vain. Hpekanum Mills Go. for over 50 also reported "a sharp rise" in the will be aaker to approve a^nta- de.a. Dorothy Potter, Robert Sass, RRESCRIRTIONS - Center Springs Pond wU| fmt see the Wapping PTA Accom­ Crust Country 4-Dr. Hyd. Cross Country 2-Dr. Radio, a regime supported by Russian morning prayer and sermon at 1 1 , j there. plish,’’ must be submitted no later drive, radie, heater, ' heater, ww. tires, overdrive. Usher issued a peiinit ye.sterday years, and at the time of his re­ number of jobless claims through­ tiye agreement, worked out" by the Louise Schrieber, William Shallor, "FKEE UP RANGE and PpiL OILS tanks and guns. church school st 9:30 s.ni. The Rev. be svailshleavailable forfnr free ■Ir'ktfnp^akkting^ j Police and firemen immediately for the $500,000 sho]^Jng center tirement was an overseer in the out the State. union and sent-to the Board of Ed­ Donald Sherivood. Evangeline 24-HOUR OIL BURNER SERVICE ANYWHERE Storing Arms The main' pond has s|^ inches than Jan. IS and may be aeht to ww. ttre.^ Very low $ 6 9 $ AND DELI RY" Theac sources predicted a S- Douglss F. rinim will officiate. : searched the place while the stu­ school with children. $1695 mileage. planned for the Union and Maple dressing department. Record Employment In December ucation. Small, Howard Smith, Ronald BUDGET e MONTHLY • C.OJ7. phase approach: Graysons Trareilag of ice, but the top 1 is snow dents remained outside. No bomb Like new. St. area. This center, planned, by - He leaves a sister, Mrs. Alvina However, the department's He said no theetlng has been ar­ Soetis. James St. Clair and Jo- ice and must be scraped. T^e John E. Hayes. Hartford realtiw, PINEPHARMi CHARLES J. MINICUCCI JR./ \ (ConWmmd freas P age One' . 1 . Kadar will make his statement Mr. and 5trs. Abraham Gray I w'as foiind. Mannel. Rockville, and several monthly report on the number of ranged yet for a meeting between seph Zapatks. 664 CENTER ST— 5 814 and offer his ideas of a new pro- | who were held up recently in thei. ice is still too thin to sup­ three Fined $300 Each One Saxon Church Left ^ RUICK SUPER 1954 PLYMOUTH will be started by Feb. .l, accord­ liieqes and nepheWs. v Job.* in Connecticut, said during the the union anJ the Board. Til'ose who kept their sppoint- BROOKFIELD RD.. BOLTON—MI 9.7640; Ml 3-1605' X port the tractors. Park Depart- ing to word received by the build­ .18. flie^jinns were found in his gram for the country. > '.trip around.the world by trouble at^ 2-Dr. Bed. Power flight drive, 'Thw.funerql will be held tompr- middlc/weeh_____ flf quarters the next day. 2. The non-Oommunist<. parties ■ ***^ ^liei Canal, hove finally o -St. S-Dr.’ Hardtop. Dyhaflow ing inspsetor. row at T p.m. at Ladd Fuiieial lUeiiL/' reached an all-time record A later nestacaat said two youths punishment for persons caught Lawrence .CSiurch in Bradford on drive, radio, heater n-w. tires radio, heater, ww. ttrft; to- Churche* Watched will start negotiations with' the i * * ’®*r difficulties by going -X making phony bonib-acare phone 'tone paint. Home. The Rey; Paul J, Bowman.' level' of approximately 925,000." in Debrecen — Oyoergy Tajko. 21, adar regime and set up multi- j * ^ » d lhe_ Cspe of G«x>d Hope. Avon, Wiltshire, was built about to-toae jCalnt. An'Inspection ' of all Rockville pastor of Union Coixgregational ^Unemployment compensation calli. Judge Max H. Relcher In 1060 and ia ' the only complete Specials $950 Must be seen. $1095 Churches is being made by Fire ahd Kabnan Kokis, 1»—ware sen­ irty commi'.teea• to draft - a new ' Africa, and continuing on their been rbjMrted here. Places at or New Britain Police Court dealt Church, will officiate, claims on file at the end of last tenced to IS years and 10 years ii program, w.aq as far as India. They expect to near th^green had a temperature church of Sa.:3n archtteetura atlll Chief John F. Ashe and a police Burial will be in .0 ro v e Hill 'vveek numbered 28,368 compared prison, respectively, after poU«i stay in India for some months. fines of $500 each to three youths standing in Great Britain. oflicer. Chief Ashe ha.s revealed. 3. A new multi-part-y govern- of near zero Tuesday, and at the arrested there yesterday on MANY OTHER MAKES FROM $50 UP Cemetery. ' to 23,327 the'week before. contended loaded pistols Police have also be asked to give Friend-s may.call at the ftiherai The department blamed "sea.aon- ment .WllI be formSd which could [ »>'re residence b i\ Mr. And Mrs. Clar­ charges of tar.-each of the peace. j r M SMILING f 5CRVIICE found bn them during a ^ tre e t command a popular following. t as the kindergarten teacher . laat ence E. PorteV. a plunge of 4 Im- M CHRYSLER apecial attention to churches on home today from 7 to 9 p.m. / al factory shjitdowns for in'ventory ' year in the Hebron school. She re­ "You’re not going back to school- Bridge 25 Years Otd O their regular rounds, he said. raid. Many Hungarians are reported low zerb Was reported- It was 'a as heroes," Judge Reicher said Xs PLYMOUTH taking" for the 5,000 increase. The newspaper of ungarian signed to make the trip with her little warmer Thqrsday,' but not .Skating Area .Offered Vernon and Talrottville nena The monthly report released by Premier Janos f a Soviet- hopeful that the Smallholders husband.-She is a sister-in-law of he meted out the fines to Paul New York—The 25th anniver-! O SS8 EAST Alderman John Gill, Recreation (Farmers) party will enter a new much. - \ Foley. 16, of 40 Prospect St.. Bris­ Wry of the opening of the George It (TENTER ST. itema are handled through The Labor CJOmmi.asioner Renato Ric- supported govemi ft meanwhile Mrs. David Appleatein and of Louis Escape Serioue,^InJury ' Board chairman, ’ haa announced Herald'a Rockville Bureau, 7 W. ciutl said the 925,000 Jobs filled as if Kadar's fail- coalition government and that Bela GarbieJ) here,. tol; Ronald Hasson. 16.* New Brit­ Waehingtoh Bridge, which links S Tel. Ml S-llSl that William Kington has offered gave new eviden Mr. and Mrs. P. J. Barham,, for­ BHUPRE Main St., telephone T R e m n n t of mid-December topped the previ­ ure to draw fltom the re­ Kovacs, general secretary, would Starting this coming Sunday, cof­ ain, and Gerald Symonaltis, 16, the northern Up of New York City his skating area, on South St. for be the new premier. ' ' fee will be served in Phelps tHall merly of Hebron center\now l — A Hungar- Sc)\Ml, were given one-year sus­ Afivertise in Thfe Heriald-—It Pays ment also said:’ 103,000 members in twoijlan refugee, was'quoted today as 9:30 and II a.m. serv'ic'ea. The Rev. to a utility pole in Amst'em. pended Jail sentences and placed on Alderman GUI said the only reg- BOY SCOUT ed ------Douglas. F. Pimm, rector, hopes snapped it in two and had Ih^. ulatlolia on the Kington area are "The Commissioner reported ''months of intensivo’ recruiU ng^ylng Communist secret police probation for two years. The Judge that manufacturing employment la . throughout the country. ' tortured persons j in an under- many of the adults will plan their Car badly smashed. up. Mrs. Per- ^Iso ordered HaSson and Symoh- that there be no .skating, after Notes and News schedule so that they can partici­ hsm suffered injury to her chest dark and skaters ii.se the area at a little below the .year ago level 4he party was esUblisbed as V ound Budapest^ priaon. then nitU, who have driving licenses, to of 435,600, as gains in the metallic ONCE-A-YEAR nuSlMi^o^'the Hungarian C o m - up the bodies in huge pate^ in this plan for Christian Fel- and' leg. Mr. Perham sus.tained a tuin them over to thqir parents their own risk. 1 lowahip. head Injury. The.v were treated at The larger part of Fox Hill skat­ Pack 152 made Cu’- awards at Industries were more than offset muniat party a few. days before ^ during the period of probation. Public Records the Windham C?ommunity Memo­ The ^ case of a. 15-year-old boy ing area is also in good condition, its Clirlatmas paejy F.riday. - by losses in soft, goods production. the Russian troops put Kadar in, The story was carried by the Recorded at the town clerk's rial Hoapital. Alderman Gill said. Steven Platz received his Lion "Non-manufacturing businesses power Nov. *. Eighteen months he-1 Northwest Progress, official news- office are a number of sales of who reportedly admitted making a JANUARY CLEARANCE continued the steady growth Refugees Sponsored badge with gold and silver ar­ fore Matyas Rakosi, the SUllnist' poper of the Roman Catholic phony calXwas turned over to Ju­ a. ______t... > ArphnirkTiaBM. Af SBattlji real estate. Henry Koch of -the venile authbiitles. The Rev. Maurice JG. Foulkes, rows: Lawrence Pre.ston and eharacteristic of the post World SALE! puxty bOM now Uvlng^ in RueeI.e, ^ Salt Output to Rise Gilead section has. sold land and Similarly charged. James "Tuck- rector of St. John’s' Episcopal Tarucs Siria'niii won Lion badge?. War II period, and employment in claimed the Hungarian Communist Diocese of Yakima. The paper did a dwelling house to William John­ One Of A Kind Early American Reproductions Oiurch, has announced that a refu-! Othe Other awards went- to Datid this group moved close to the 490,- party bad $64,000 members. not name the refugee but said he son of Hartford. Tel Aviv — The Palestine Salt er, 16. who admttteed calling police gee family may soon be assigned B arn^ and William Heck, Bear fOOO mack this December. This rep- Kadar ia seeking members to was "27. highly intelligent and Mr. and Mrs. Frank Spalding Comf>*uy plans to establish 7{k> four times and then han^ng up to a parish family. The vestrj' has .hadges;\ William Brennan and 1 re.sents a gain of about 13,000 over / . Iwlater his position when he begins [ \ * ■of the Hebron-Andove'r road Have acres of salt-drying pools near when they answer^, was given'a In Solid Maple, Pine and Cherry, voted to cooperate with the pro L.vwi ence''Wesneski. Wolf badges last year's level, promiaed negotiations to try to J***"* *’7 ,?* sold a dwelling hquae and land to Eilat, since operation of four' year suspended Sentence and gram and is appealing to parishion­ with gold aj-row; David Sturte- , .-Xverage Earning* Up tey to bring nonXtommunlst poUtV lief- ' f Services * of the ' Archdiocese. ------Palubinak. experimental salt drying pools placed on probation fdr two years ers for financial aid when the refu­ vant. Thomas Reid and James "Another bright spot at the cal I^dera into his government. ITie paper quoted him as saying Leonard Giglio haa sold land in h(M proved satisfactory. The aalt on coqdition that he return to the All From Famous Manufacturers, gees are assigned here, -Sheldon, Wolf hadge.s. i year's end was the harmonious A fabi^eus bra at hundreds of persons were iropris-. will be exported to Far Eastern home of his parents hi Wakefield, .Square Danre Club B d^pest Radio also reported . Amaton. near the railroad, . to R. I. Bobcat pins were presented to labor-management record in Con­ tftat HuMariafi delegates who will ^"<1 tortured in the under­ Harry Saidel of New Hayen. countries. Earl Johnston, eallcr for the Ralpli Stai'kwcatlier, Donald Cow­ necticut. The Commissioner stated end the Kadar government'sgovernment walk- „ ft«dlcated Charles Keletl has sold land es­ Vernon Square Dance Club, has an- ell. Randall Ericaon.^Haul Hunt­ that not a single work stoppage out on the U.N. Aaaembly session C6mmunlats"^would tell uncooper­ timated at 200 arms, located In ALL-OUT PHIL-ANTHROPT* hounced a program of "real hoe- a fabulous saving 1 ative persona; One in 6 Food Plant Corpus Chrisil, Tex. OPi—A pub- down" dances for the dance Satur­ ington. iticharrt Monell gnd Win- was in effect as the'year closed. aoon will seek extensive financial Hebron and Glastonbury, to Jo­ throp Ford Jr. ''Tile Commissioner noted that and technical aaslsUnce to rebuild "You’ll go to the subway and the seph Babonl. iisher-phllanthropL' gave the in- day at 8 p.m. in Vemon Elemen­ New York- Every sixth factory come from one Isaue of his news - tary Schook __ Warren-and Karl Smith ■ the year 1956 also found factory their roiintrv's revolution-shatter m ^t grinders." Also a building -lot has been aold received their 1 -year pins. | worlters—in—Getmecti-cut . earning »d economy,- apparently both inside '■ The refugee was quted as say- by Belle ahd Rachel Chamberlain In the United States employing 20 service, plvs >ther income, to the | Pythian Slaters In >lect auid outside the U.N. i <«$ "regular police and even the to Clarence and Ruth McGrath of or more workers is a food plant. Red Ooss. It totaled 50 cents. Damon. Temple No. 4. Pythian The radio quoted Dr. Imre Vajda, Husaian aoldjers ’ wlio had been Hartford. Ipcated on Route 2, and Food factories account for 50 pef Kenneth Peery, 8, used his toy Sisters, will meet Monday at a p.m. stationed in Budapest were not so Suburban 'Estates has sold a cent of the 10 billion dollars spent printing press, to publish eight to Install newly-clected officers. a imlvenity professor named to the ai ,Krause's Leased - 'new delegation, as saying, that in bad. Many of them-TX helpeda._s_. . us. A . fahouse______andI i___Iland in e"»JiGilead's__ a._ East for packaging each year, using tvyo copies of story a'oout how a para­ Street, to Patrick Bodreau. thirds of the naUin'n glass contain­ keet died and sold them for 5 Krause’s Bakery, 40 Prp.spect, addition to financial and material policeman gave me his carbine which went out of business, with .aid, Hungary needs technical as­ and I saw Russians turn over five Cold Weather ers and mor* than 80 per cent of cents each. That money, plus a tanks to' ouf men.’’ Really cold wintry weather has the cans. dime he had, was his contribution. the rinse of the .year, haa been sistance "because' we- are very leased to Theodore . C. Barbieri. backward in this field.'* . r president of Home .Style Bakery, Vajda aald he would ask U;N. SANITARY RENT Wind.aor Locks, Earl H. Krause NYLON CLASSIC assistance in procuring epeclal Cleveland. Ohio (A5—Landlord ha.s announeqd. laboratories, installations and li­ Andrew Hlb.,ap found a way to .The business and equipment p g r .3 braries for scientific institutes. He make his four tenant familiea keep AUTO PUR MAXIMUM HEAT alM TROUBLE FREE OPERATION liMft have been sold' to Barbieri, also wants UJ^f. scholsrships for their apartments clean. With his leasing the space. Hungarian students to study "I got tired of running down to The bakery will be reopened abroad. city hall for sanitation violations, REPAIRS afttr alterations ha\*e been made. 3 9 5 Regularly $5 The United States and the World so I told the families their reut ' Joins Law Office Bank alrMdy have rebuffed feelers would be raised $2 a week until the NIGHT MECHANIC OilAHniBn oml St«ik«rs Sold Donald B. Cajdwell, Manchester, on the subject of aid to the Kadar last fine, .$32. was paid.'' ◄ iia.a become associated with the- l l ' regime. oiMi $oivIeod Promptly ond EfficionHy law offices of Atty. Donald C. Vajda aaid the government DOBBIN’.S VICTORY TURNPIKE Fisk, according to an announce­ planned to shift to the farms many Cleveland, N. D, OP)—Maybe the i ment by Atty. Fisk today. city 'workers :*orced into unemploy­ switch from the buggy to the auto­ 8. E. WILLIS A SON, Inc. Caldwell, the son of Dr. and Mrs. ment by coal and power shortages. AUTO SERVICE The famous, wired Bra that has buijtfm 24 hour comfpptTwith mobile was a mistake, When,.,'g- 164 W. m i d d l e TPKE. D. M. Oildwell, Manchester. lives He said;Himgary would try to ex-’ horse collided witi a car here! tlw $ MAIN 8T. — PHONE MI J-S12I ^ Lawson with his wife Janet Iverscn Cald­ fabulous fit. Never sags or slips; outlasts ordinary .Was 2 to 1. pand its foreign trade and credit car took considerable damage, the TEL. Ml $-4100 2-Pc. Lawsoii Sets well and son at 52 Constance Dr.. Light weight wiring cushioned in both foam rubber and plush -connections. horse Was unhurt. Mancheater. Through an hohest trade policy Recently returned 'from two for gentle support. French back jpermkff'^xtrff-fine adjust­ we shall attempt to' re-establish (Sofo and Choir) Round Arm Sofa years with the Counter Intelligence ments. Beautihes all figure tj'pes. Heaydh-sent by Goddess for our reputation, which was damaged Corps of the Army in Germany. For information about good surgicol-modical car* youthful ^eauty. White only. Sizfs 32 to 38. B-C-D onlj*. ’ often by our-own 'mistakea.” Latex rubber enshions. Green nubby tweed With Colonial print cover. Box pleat, sprinf Caldwell attended Manchester pub­ phono or writ#: On the poUUcal aide, Budapest on 8ofa..Rb6e nubby tweed on chair. Or cushions. lic school.?, Loomis School for choice of boys, took his bachelor of arts degree, in history at Johns Hopkins Connecticut Medical Service i University and Is a graduate- of P.O. BOX 101-NEW HAVEN 1 ONE ONLY University of Connecticut School SEND THE ^ I HOME TOWN on the i ONCE-A-YEAR 3-Pc. Solid Maple PUNTLAND Parkway \ TO THOSE IN Arm Sofa Bed ^uite THE SERVICE Open Doily and Sunday 8:00 A.M. to 5:00 P.M. . Sofa opens into a bed. Rocker and chair to match. W U d B ir d F o o d m A mixture of the grains birds like best. Sunflower Seed 5-lleBo 65c 5 lbs* •■••••• $ T.15 YO lbs* • $ 1.251 10 IbSe ••#«••• 2.25 Panfy, Girdle ibs* 3.00 25 ibSe 5.00 i.S Square Arm Love Scat' 5 0 Ib^e ^ .5 0 50 lbs* ••••••• 9.50 $e95 Rccardleais of where -JOO lbs* '« 4' 10.75 100 lbs# • 6 • • e g •' 18.75 Yonr senrice oiali or / T-cushion. Green woman is stationed, tapestry print. $149 Reguloriy $5.50 Reguloriy,$6^0 - t^e Mancncster—Eve- You haven’t seen the last of this fellow! BULBS F(i>R In d o o r f o r c in g ning Herald canbe for­ Another once a year bargain. Fashioned of Leno warded to be at “Mail He’s c ^ inlinr { back next November with his pack loaded Amarylis Hybrids—-Mixed C olors----- .y .... . 49c eoch—2 for 95c elastic sides wHh satin lastex panel front and Cair rexolarly with all _ ONE ONLY . PINE back.‘Hug waist style, wonderful for the gal with MANCANCHESTKR TRUST Christmas Club checks. Amarals* Royal Dutch HyJ>rids--r8 varieties .. . $2.49 and $3.95 each with the tiny waist and full hip. Whit<* only. the hometown news Savt Set BUNK Gloxinias— 6 varieties^—6 colors .' ...... 39c each—2 for 75c people anqiy from Sizes small, medium and large. It’s not ^oo late for you to join the Club . . . now in its Gold Barrel Chair Roper-white Norcissus'^ ...... t... .. 2 for 25c— 6 for 69c home are so anxioos to • SOe o wook . . . $ 25 B E D ^ '/■ >■ , ' 6th weet. You can join anytime without incurriny pen­ Gddon Yeltow Narcissus'.... 6 • • • 6 • < |2 for 35c—f6 for $1.00 r e t Gold Colonial print. Can be madwinto; Box pleat. . 35c each—>2 for 65c $ 1.00 a wodt^... $ SO alty charges. Come in tomorrow. (We’re open until $89 twin beds. ' $69 Tuberous Begonias*—8 colors . $ 2.00 0 wotk . . . S100 What’s New? Tdephone MI-3-5121 Trundle Beds $ 5 9 .0 0 INDOOR PLANT FERTILIZERS r-^ Circnlation $ 3.00o wMk . . . $150 Lounge Chair Hytroua, Hyponex, FoUuiiv, Atla? Fish Fertilizer, Rapid-gro, OrthiHgro, Hel|er-Gro, / ONE ONLY Department $ S.00 o wodi . . . $250 Air foam cushion. B^ck Magic Bloasom Booster, New Era Vitamin Plant Food. This is NEW! Today! Gray tweed cover. $ 5 9 Wing Chair i $10.00 f wsdk . . . SSOO I V- Gray and red Colonial print. Flowering and Foliage Plants in Our Qreenhodie The Nicest Princes8_Line We Know Rufflid base, maple lejfs. $ 7 9 ~i T H E ONE ONLY V African Violets, Geraniums, Cacti, Biegonias, Ivies, Vdvet Plant, Inch Plant, Philo- ilendron. Chinese Evergreen. Aluminum Plant, Ferns; Ka)ahchoer Peperonia. Jade HanrlifrBtrB Lawson Lounge Chair \ONE ONLY P lan t, Diffenbachia, Irish Moss, Baby Tears^ ImpAients, Kenilworth Ivy, Ruellia, Wing Chair Str(ibalanth|M and others. * , ’ . hh Spring cushion. Beige and green tapestry. Fashioned of Navy “Worstrella."^ Pretty and pert now, Eortting Green nubby texture. $79 blossoms lighGy into Spring with rhinestone buttons.-^ $69 Navy with white strip ^ collar and cuffs with- red silk ^ M ^raUi f.r -w.. oil thd hanky. Navy only. Sizes 7 to 15. You’ll be proud to wear^ ' f ' th^s dress.. "i ' 'I'" ' ' MANCHESTER. CONN. / ■ - JMitchell 9*2308 The Smith-Frazier Furniture Co., liic Directions; Just 4>^ Miles Ftpm Charter Oik BnAgc First Exit After.New Haven Aailroad'"Un(torpa88 ■ . . fits sfiug as\a bug^r' M 307 l i l ^ CINTIR ST. SHOPPING PLAZA ~ EAST ENTRANCE tS-, :-b.> • *.-YK... ' T; TT 'k- " 3 3 ,x W- - '} i?'v'v f- '■, -,;V:-' vi*

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iTOB EVENING JANUARY 4, 1967^ PAGE PAGE six i. ^ AIANCHESTES EVpnNG fiERAi^^^ OONN^ FRroAt, iANUARY 4, 19!^7 ■ -V- •'-Y^ ; ■*■. ''-f : ada bet of the House Arm'iiiKRert'ices Jet Pilot Se^ht $tagc Attract io|i Fraud Charge Ooramltte*. ‘ V Tfse bdilii; aaraited, "thdra-aoma -ylslpij . sets jud sp^ca for - S;000 Gre(^ii was accused of usibqg ot •Hal Boyle' people in'an'atmosphere of sedate talk American might After-^rash in Leveled at 11 in attempting to use his committee' DroocUes glamor,.^;. >' position illegally to influefige £itftiiti$ IfK ald try to axplolt them JMu«*n open- By .BUGCB PEICK -' "The average age of our cli­ BaY^State WoOds^ Federal Project awarding of contract* foV con*truc\ Inga. and reply >d them l^th $2Vz IVfillibn BallrooiU entele. U now 30," said Lou. ‘*-U tlon of the depot. * ' -: ■ \ ^ S S !^ aw. cduhter-propti^^ inctudea corporation -prealdenU, Among -others for -whom war- Canada's Economy " ■ CharieMont, Maas,, Jan. 4 — Scranton, Ra,. Jan. 4 (ff^--War- The final Wkahlngtoh decielon,' college pppfesaora and Broadway hanta were issued were Herbert J.' Flva/alrcraft today searched for ranta.went out today for arrest McGHnchey of Philadelphia, . g- FRIDAYS- 8 P. M. however, ariMt^ot to try anything producers ah well as career glrU. From Dimb-a-Dance "Sixty per cent of opr -guests th^linisslng pilot, ot an F86 Saber- 11 persons inijicted by a federal foriner Democratic Congressman; quite ao hold or' aweeplng at the Montreal, Jan. 4 (gn-^TTiS coast-«f.CPR and CNR, the Poat'Gfflce De- grand jury on charges of fraud and S’SSSe? I, u n are couples. Tliere-are no host­ M which, crashed-^ In flaihe's liiat Joseph Rochez, a Pittsburgh con* ASSUMPTION HALL preaenl/inoment, and certainry esses. We don’t allow ataypne in to-cosat strike on the Canadian jwrtment .. mobilized- truclcs' and rdnspirac;.' in connection with the- tractor; Frederick. J. ,Raffj-a Hart­ 1 Pacific Railway (CPR) cut a little other' vehicles to keep .the ' -mslla night while speeding over the >MFS< not liv'the relatively open forum under 31, boy or |irt, IHere is no building of the *34,000,0()0 Arr.iy ford. Conn., contractor;-Robert W! n ^ M F S O N Mwd SOUTH ADAM|^ STRHTS roughneclc element. \ ’ deeper today into the conntry'a moving. / / Berkshire hills. Signal Corpa depot at Tobyhanna, Brown, Merchantvllle, N. J.. con-' of letteri' exchaj«ed between the prosperoua economy. But no gov­ Many communities already ire ’Phe missing airman was idenll- - Forty mllUon dancliw hive/ “We woiitdn’t permit on 'bur \ ' " . . tractor: John.P. Gllboy, Scranton CO MiF ^TAILE o in SEATING—AMPit FARKlNO tiyd heads of state. So the Preei- ernment Interventton' appeared Lufferlng fuel at ortages, a serious fled, as Lti Richard Bryan Carull?- The warranis wqr* Issued'for all businesamab, and Lt. Col. Charles made a millionaire, oirt of Broad-: floor. the kind-.' of danaing that likely before Parliament' recon­ matter to ho.iies a- well as /indus­ dieht gives a dead-pan reply, but way’a moat durable businessmen.: fof, ers, 25, Springfield, and Ft. Worth, persons indicted, by the jury In Its S. Tucker of Fort Bel voir. Va„ bac1k goes' on In supper clubg and venes 7\jesday. ^ tries since Canadian temperatures Tei., who entered the Air Force nearly year-long probe except for formerly engaged in the,building says that we will advance certain Louis j. Breeker, America’s poor »]"^*'ile, but ^ey re coming off Park Avenjie. '' now range from Juat h b p ^ ffi^ ln g mah*s. Arthur Jtorray. strong. People feel like dancing Prim'e Mirilstier Loiiia St. In 1955. \ r Rep. William Green (7>-Pa). of the depot. ••••*•••*••••■•••••• new proposals of oin- owt» through again." “ Rock *n’ Roil music ? We' don’t Laurent told ^newsmen he had to Around zero. ' / y ■ The pilot had ejected himself It waa understood none of them •••••••••••••••«••••• "People have never really quit even aliow: our bands to play it.” Dally life, in- many^^^miiriltles U.S. Attorney J. J-jIlusLevy said • •••«!»••••»••••*•••• the agencies of the United Ifa- dancing—some of the bands just ' Brecker pioneered the "dlme-a- noththg to aennounce after pro­ from the plane. The empty cockpiY yesterday he had withheld an ar­ would'be .required to enter pleas ■M' dance" business , at the old Rose- longed cabinet aesaioiji yesterday la disrupted b.v' t)ie lick of trans­ was found, along with, other pieces but would post *1,000 bail pending Uons. The Wadhington guess is forgot to,play for, them,” he said. portation. Some plints served by rest warrant against Green pending that We waqt Russia to stew" in Tonight/ I if his strained achllles land, which once had IdO host- Soften the BlovKof o’h the crippling walkout., The of wreckage. /' / art Irtterpreta'io" of the law. As a arraignment at some future date. IRVESTMENT FORUM 'Rkllmloaa Figure* atrike In Its first two days has the CPR, complaining o ' raw ma­ Search was concen’tratejl' inVa, U «XCUUlT«> its present satellite Insecurity for heel d ^ m 't give but) ,Lou and hts. *»•«». oov has noije. terial abortives, have cut; back representative attending to' Con­ ipubileatloa ot The trouble with the world to­ wife, Zmrothy,. will w'slU out to: "Thd Ikst old bag finally quit LARGE SCREEN RCA idled 73,000 railroad -and other square mile area. / ,- gressional business. Green can not S€ituHlay, Jan, S, 1956 . ^Jtad to It or a while longer before we make a ens cutbacks production. Roxca.-a loaded witli Two SA16 amphibian ntanes Rely on Fi»h Food t|M4 ta thU^MPW day (among other things) la that opei^ormally Brecker’s new S2)a{ coming about seven years sgo.V Color TV $525 and up be served unless he is charged with 10.80 A.M. ---- J ##rt, move which might strike for some many points grain are inmnobile on the prairies. and two helicopters from VVMtover treason, a fekmy or breach o( too many of the people^ living on milnon Roseland Dance City, a ; said Lou. His former hostesaes JARLOW'S The trucking Industry considers Jakarta—Tn the Indonesian permanent solution of the Euro­ i^me he figured out so no one, earned up to S200 a week, in the ■ ,000 miles of Air Force Base were jolnen in the peace. , diet, fish is the staple, comple- it have ridicuhma ngures. At least TELEVISION of Canada’s Itself re a ^ t. meet the situation. search by three larger Army cop­ pean problem. \ /wouldould call the place a “dance hall." .yearsyears before high taxes. L o u John Magee of Ottawa, executive Levy' said he wa* checking vari­ hientlng rice and Supplying most ruu oornco «Uwt et S. m. 4L.'*€rr- that's true of the girjs I’ve beeiy Tn 1919 on New Year's eve and doeen’t worry about them. Tolland Tplu Bueklaad ters from Ft. Dey^s. y ous laws pertaining to and defin­ of the snimsl protein con.sumed ZllCe This, for President Elsenhower, Tel.M13-i)^ secretjity of'the Canadian Truck! ,g There were /fconfllyting reports MR. L. WAYNE FURTNIY siiihiis6efe RiprAMotAtiYu: going out 'wl^h lately. For exajri- $2.’l,000 of capital the coiipie Start­ There was a time when “Rose- Associi-tion, said the truckers "will six headline "In Person” at-, ing felony before ordering the war­ -as well as calcium, iodine, and SECURtTlESAKALTBt' lES'A MaUMvs SpsciAi AjwQcy '— Hsw Is static diplomacy, and it is to ple. the other night I bad a date land" was synonymous for zany about a secorid je t/ salt, all of which are hard jLo get ed the original ,Walk-a-flight-and- / be ible to meet essential demands Air Force helicopters reported tractions will be ier. ed on the rant for Green, Philadelphia’s PUTNAM A CO. be hoped, that he does not remain with a young lady who had great take-a-deep-breath place on Broad- stunts Biich as a mock funeral to Democratic chairman and a*mem- in Indonesia. or big blue eyes, gorgeous blond Tot service . ., . and at the same to be .searching for parts of a big stage Show at tne State cmceCSnoNa« too long content with such lack, of called "Roseland.’’ welcome in prohibition, the first time carry on routine services.” Tlieater, .Hartford, Saturday and wavy hair and pearly white caps Nearly -37' years and 20 million marathon dance contest, and the second jet. SUBJnCCTs* n o Bormid Priiitiiig Compw. lae.. I movement and proposal. Tht_world PERFUMES Government officials indicated Wilson Tilley, superintendent of Sunday; Heading the bill will ■ be iiiaSiw o o B ittii0 io ^ n * i^^ o'n her teeth. Yet in Wite of all dancers later Brecker, now 59, has first "jazz wedding.” all those idled bv |b» ... 'UNDERSTANDING THE MODERN . arttm appaartat In ad- aituatipn is Indeed fluid, and these attractions, plus the fact the Hniowa/'nt Ruginnal School in Little Rlcfiard, (top right) who to mbVir The vjazz wedding” -was per­ -LoitviiT eept the 3,000 strikers would be Charlemonf/said he saw an entire rose to fame "\viin n s ecording _____ S w tT ^ o ^ changing. But put enough frost on that she had a white convertible “I don’t know when they’ll formed — a couple was actually, ited that the SECURITIES MARKir* Id Tlia Maachtaur BranlDR Hat aid. and a portable rad^, I wasn't at­ ifcm>Caron eligible for unemployment insur­ alrctaft spin downward and ap­ of "Tutu Frutti.’ The poptliaF a fluid situation, and it may freeze actually start building something married while they and the minis­ neetlng Moif- ance. The strikers are getting union parently (-rash on Hrwks Moun­ artist will feature his new- hits, tracted to her because of her new on the'oid site," he said, “but ter danced to band music — only d parllamen- solid again. And change can be­ measurements (b8-56-99). I like s strike pay of *3 a day afid up, de­ tain* in the Hoosic range in the "The Ctirl Can’t Help It" and "All . ^Public Invited . , Tuaadar—t pm. Honday. I had to get out. .And one. of the after the bridegroom first posted Dnis Storts tanada’s first pending on the size of their 'fa'm- Berkshires. Around the World," "as well as Wedaeadar—1 p. m. Tuaaday, come nothing but drift unless girl who's ahutM like a. girl, not things I’m walking, away from is his motorcycle as a guarantee he 150. Any re- ilies. KEMP’S No Cost—Or Obligation ' Tburaday—1— ■ m p. .*m£_W^e Wadneaday. like a C hria^aa tree, and in the Several persnos reported to '•Hecby-Jccbics,'’ "Long Tall Sal­ INC. rrldai^i p. m. Ttai^y. some force ahd good initiative a $25,000 'marquee. . wouldn't skip with the $200 honey­ kely will not When unioB-manageipent nego- State Police they saw two planes ly," "Rip It Up,i’ and odier favpr- future unless I can date a . girl . “I haven’t been able to find a moon fee Brecker and advanced he known until the, traditional I,i/ mi* keeps applying conslatant direc­ who lookf' like Kim Novak or tions began, last February, t*-e crash after engaging in What ap­ ites. Co-headllning will .be George FURNITURE day otpSiddatteB aaeapt Saturday — market for a used marquee. Any­ him. speech~from the throne Tuesday Bi'qtherliood demanded a 25 per peared to be acrobatics. Aamillon IV, offer! ; hi.s big hit. tion to IL ■Ellzabetk Taylor I’ll atay home. one who -wants it can have It who Z outlines the gbvernmenVs -.plans a n d MUSIC fa . m .' __ . Which/f-emlpda me —i I better re­ .."It was a very interesting cere­ cenC-wage Increase, pt.> for legal Ken.*ieth Henderst a (?harle- Rose and a Baby Ruth"; The Is .strong enough to carry It away." mony/’ said Brecker gravely. "The, for the lawmaker*. '' \ holiday^ and time-and-a-half for mont firefighter, reported he saw CedUlacs, singing "The Girl I Ml 8-5880 Fridky, January *•" new ^ y library card and have the Behind him in the. old “Rose- PUTNAM & CO The Target Fear Teleiision set fixed. minister never got out of step j / Datl.v LOSS to Spiral the legal,'holidays worked. But. whut he believed to be a parachute Lo.ve," "Woe Is Me", rfhd lahd’’ location Brecker. a slender, but he did lose his Church la te r/ Some government economis|s these issueg became secondary af­ in flames sinking to the earth. ■■Specdoo"; Mac Curtis; recording 768 51AIN ST. In community sfter communit.v, medium-sized, dark-eyed practical Ah. well. That was then. /The say < Canada's powerful econom; ter OPR proposed dropping grad­ Officials at We.stove*- Air Force star of "Yofi Ain’t Treatin’ Me MEMBERS N. Y. STOCK EXCHANGE : A Policy Sharpens A Fact man of business will leave many WATKINS telephone pranksters kre, preying Whinke^'^ISo Lottery new Roseland will have thre^ele- ma.V not be seriously affected forually. abovit 2a0^1remen helpers. Base. In nearby Chicopee, said one Right," and Barbie Gaye. the 8 c e n t r a l r o w —< TEL. JAckaon S-I4I1 — HARTTORD > Nor. one emit aay the White memories. a week. They estimate that the A Federal Oanclllatlpn Board jet is missing. They said it wa.s youngster who /gained popularity upon the fears of men, and it is For example, few If any Broad­ Deposit monthly one-twelfth of your cmnual New Haven, Jan. 4 don’t y : work stoppage now Is cutting na­ recommended wage increases of 7 attached to the 337 Fighter Inter­ with .“My Bps* 'Lollipop." Extra • Houaa. lan’t getting last minute oire particular fear which is their way showmen hSye' been at the -WEST taxes in your Savings Accoimt in this bonk. “^warnings about tha Impreaalon eell lottery tickata," 61-year-old tional production by a little more per cent ret iactive\to last April ceptor Sqnadroh at Westover. added-w ill,'be. Wilbur Smith’s particular gqi^e. John Perry told detectives yester­ same stand that long. Then, when the tax bill 'comes, you're, thati $1 million daily, or about one and 5 per cent after n ^ June. The Two feet of sno/v hampered Rock ’N' ,Rhythm Band with, sajc “ and atmosphqra ihe proposed new, For another ' thing, “Roseland,” FuHtral S«nrJet per cent. They estimate the dally It is the fear.8omeone In author­ day when they questioned him reckiy financially. . lioard approved the planHo elimin­ ground search . star JeAse Powell. Performances JTpoMcy for tha Near East la cre- about betting. "I aell whiskey." If legend be true, ie not only one SNOW PLOWING 'loss after a week may ri.se to *10 ate the, firemen helpers, smd the will be continuous hotli days, with ity has f^r the safety of others of the. oldest and most /famous . . DRIVEWAV8 Ormand J. .West, Director pillion. union rejected the recom^nda, late stage shows nightl>* at 10 5 atiiig. Police said they found he was tell­ dance ballrooms In America. It . . PARKING AREAS TB Researcher Dies ; Tha White Houaa itself, yes- under his care. The person in au; ing the truth, at least about the U : East Center St. Such a loss over a prolonged tions. . p.m. thorlty is not sfraid for hijnSeif whiskey, and they arrested him for was also the scene of many historic ROAD SERVrcE NItcheU 9-719C penpd would have a serious impact • terday, reacted with nerve-ua con- “flrsts" in the industr>’- SAVINGS DEPOSITS Dunedin, Fla,, Jan. 4 (, ment of new policy, would have thoab whose safety happens to be Refugee Relief Cited CPR estimates ihe strike is THK VETERINARY his re.spon_jibfiily be afraid, if the Rudolph 'Valentino, Joan Oawford, MANCHESTER with Flneet FaeiiltiM received O N or BEFO RE costing it *1,300,000 daily in lost Will Show Filiii crestNSanatorium, Newington, \ 2 bem a routine' atatement of mili- Hartford, Jan. 4 (.Pi—State Wel­ Fred and Adeie Astaire, Tony De­ Off-Street Parldng revenue and the strikers and other Conn., died here yesterday. Serv­ OFFICE OF 2 tary fact decision were left up to them. fare Commissioner Christy Hanas Marco, A1 Jolson and Ruby Keeler, EetabUriied 1874 Idled railway workers *5 million ices will ^ held Saturday in Clear­ DR. ALLAN SERVICE CENTER "Hidden Treasures,” a Moody water. '\ ^ It haa bean said before, without Nef, in the case of school children, said yesterday that .60 per cent George Raft, former Mayor -Jimmy , INC. weekly in wages. of the cost of providing emergency Walker,'* and Jayne Man^eld, a re­ science motion picture film ih \ LEVENTHAL in the cold 2 creating any particular cominanf would the parents be as afraid as irCKLAND—MI 9-8198 January 5th The strike started Wednesday ------LA -\ they are supposed to be, if the hospital care to Hungarian refu­ cent migrant to California. afternoon when about 3,000 mem­ color, will be shown at Concordia BOLTON . or uneaainesa, in the Whit>'Hou8e gees must be borne by towns. ”Some of the bands that got bers of the Brotherhood of Locomo­ Lutheran Church Sunday at 7 or elsewhere, that o^...neet in the decision were left up to thdm. tive Firemen and Enginemen quit p.m. It will be shown as palt of a Now will have office Mediterranean Jp.- 'iS^pped with The decision, however!; is always WILL DRAW INTEREST their Jobs to protest a proposed Vesper Service, conducted by hour.s by appointment live atonUc..mmnunittbn.' With somebody who is in author­ gradual elimination of flremen Luther Leaguers for members of ity, who feels that what he would 'helpers on Diesel yard and freight the congregation and friends. only. Please call m o t e But yriien. it waa aaid again X trains. ■ This film, with the use of tele­ I C. yegteftiay, in the report of an willingly risk himself must not he Other union workers refused to scope and microscope, reveals MT9-.6i:i4 2klbtm-view with General Randolph risked by others, on his'ssy-so, or from January 1st cross the Brotherhood’s picket Drug Storw Pate, Marine Corps Commandant. who feels that he would be helu lines, and by today some 67,000 ver.se and of the world we live, in in secondary blame if he should other CPR workers were unem­ which can not be seen by the • it suddenly became a aensation, ployed. Layoffs in other industries human eye. • the subject of emergency White- -ignore the fake warning and it served by the railroad climbed to One' of the striking subjects- is $ House conversation, and then' the should turn out not to be'fake. nearly 3,000, with more In prospect "Flowers of the Desert.” flowers If the strike continues. living in arid places so small that 2 subject of White House, atate- We don’t know how long the About IIJIDO employes.and tele­ 2 manta designed to “play it down." the unaided eye can not see them'. \ pfankstera are going to opcfa'te, TFe’re tagged these pieces for BANKING BY MAIL graphers were still at thejr CPR Leaguers will conduct a ifpUow- 2 'Why .was something^ that had before they Ure of this parUcular posts, taking care of routine main­ Ship hour following the service in 2 been aaid before, without creating nuisance. But we presume that the tenance and housekeeping tasks by the rooms downstairs, serving re- Is A s... agreement with the-union. freshmenU for their guests.' 2 comment or alarm, suddenly a success of their Btrateg>’,.as they CNR Not Affected sensation yesterday T see a school or factory, or public The government-owned Cana­ MILS. TRUMAN INJURED It ivas a aenaation yeaterday be building being evacuated and dian 'National RSilway (CNRI, Mrs. Haf'ry S. TYuman is at Inde­ searched as a result of their tele­ largest in the country, is not af­ 2 cause this nktien and the world fected by the strike. Its officials pendence Ho.spital after breaking 2 are expseting formal announce- phone call, has a certain tonic for said their line was doing its best to a small bone in her left foot in a them. OVERPARKMt fall at her home yesterday. The 2 menC of a new American policy ot keep essential materials moving. . foot is in a cast. je possible unilateral armed intsr- If that«,is so, and they do not St. Laurent, pressed for his view; on how long the strike might last, Doctors said she would be able s» vention In the affairs of the Near tire rapidly, then they will have and hundreds pf other said; to return home* in a few days. 2 E aat to bo ignoretf, so that life can go "You never can tell how stub­ V 2 In the old context of .Eisenhower 6h. TOey will have to be ignored born people can get." 2 foreign policy, the presence of by decision of those authorities the The Prime Minister said the gov­ 2 live atomic ammunition in. 'the whose weak point is that they "offenders" ernment will try to get mail to OF MANCHF.'/TER X areasFLETCHER normally served CLASS by CPR. CO. Mitchell 2 Medlternmean was a routine'fact. are rmponaible for the safety but he did not say how. In the big « In the context of Om 'n ^ policy,. of “othjer human beings. But we l950 rail strike against both the 9-7879 188 WEST MIDDLE tURNPIKE » as it is expected tq be announced can only expect such authorities PHONE \ • and pmsented, the same remtine to make stich decisions if they $389.00 Pullpian Sleeper, contempo­ ^ CORNER DURANT ST. | • fact auddenly takes'W * a «harp' have home’ assurance beforehand, rary de.tigtr with tufted back; foam Many of our depoailort find banking by NEW .LARGER QUAR'l'ERS • aignificance, putting 'a dramatic from their community, from the mattress; nut brown covering 319.00 PLENTY OP FRONT AND REAR PARKING » atomic Up on. the power, politics people withfn their particular re- mail a* easy a* using the telephone. Even y y $89.95 Cedar Chest./Modem 43-inch 2 diplomacy with-which w:e are .fry- sxHmsibility, or from parents, that though they live only a short distance AUTO GLA» INSTALLED 2 ih f to fill that l^ear East "vseu- everybody believes the risk must stzri sea foam mahogany; one full 2um ,’’ ' be taken, in order to end the risk. drawer, big- storage chest .. .69.50 from the bank, they may prefer to use GLASS FURNITURE TOPS 2 If tha White House can analyze We don't know how this kind $69.95 (4) Modern limed oak blanket Ink. and stamps, instead of shoe leather^ MIRRORS (Firtplae*; and DoiBr) 2 the reasons for its own.aUrm yes- of fortitude can be arrived at or cedar chests ...... 49.50 ''Copenhagen" Sofa $198 to transact their bu^inesa with us. 2 terday, over GeneraF Pate's state- expressed, by the general public. $329.50 3 Pc. Beige-tone gray modern FICTURE FRAMING (oil^pas), The new Shell Certified Comf • ment. it can find the weaknesa and |*erhap.s, if it proves the only bedroom, louvre fronts; triple dresser Perfectly grand Modern Sofas by Valentine We shall he .(riad to furnish you with " w in d o w and PLATE GLASS •th e danger of its proposed new sotution, it u*ill j\iat simply come and mirror, chest and bar bed 249.50 Seaver, but they’ve been around too long for snpplies and full iitformation to make it eaagi' • policy. The neu* poli'ey is creating Into everybody's thought and un-, us. Luxurious foam-rubber cushions; beige JALOUSIES: jUistallattoB Is itulek. Easy M d; BconomirmL heating plan keeps you twi^e as surp ^ a world atmosphere in which the deratanding,. Meanwhile, it we $168.50 2 Pc. modern bedroom. Silver or, gold antique satin covers. Reg. $259.0G» for you to il^nk by maH. Call us, or write. " • T • White House Rself is afraid the should read that some authority gray triple dres.*((er with mirrrir and // . CUNTKAOTOKS; WE HAVE IN STUCK ' ^w orkl will think we are throwing somewhere had ignored a prank­ full .size paneled bed .99.50 MEDICINE CABINETS and SHOWER. DOORS of dependable heat. And here’s why: • «ur atomic weight around, as a ster call, aiid the bomb involved $557.00 3 Pc. Italian Provincial Bed­ Matching Chair $98 . Opeq Saturdays .— Open Thursday Eveninga 2**lf**PP<>lnted poUcemai. for a \ys|i not fake but real, and it went room. 68-inch triple dre.sser base with . V ESTIMATES OUADLV GIVEN 2world area. When the’ eamh ptate- Jiff with tragic restilt, wa would 12 drawers, 6-drawer che.st and book­ Formerly $169.00 Copenhagen Lounge Chairs to NOW OPEN Famous-make, cozy •m ents about atomic arms in the SlIII try to render a verdict that case bed with 2 drawers . .. .325.00 match the sofas above, also have foam-rubber, cush­ ioning. Beige or gold nubby antique satin covers. ^Mediterranean were made a few the person in authority had been $627/00 3 Pc. Bedroom Solid Maple Sheraton style BOTH ■ We CERTIFY you get premiutH service •weeks ago, there w ar no alarm in right. In every type of fear, there in beautiful antiqued finish; an heirloofh .set. Double Arctic - weight, 2 - Pc. •th e world or in the White House, comes a time-when you must stop drelHHr with mirror, chest, and canopy bed; Inlaid THURsbAY and FRIDAY •hacauM then wa were vbting to running, in order to live. ★ ★ ★ extra charge. drawer fronts ...... ,398.00 You're sure of dqXHidable, efficient, complete N 2have'the United ^atienui be the $219.00 Square-arm Lawson Love Seat with foam service when you order Shell Heating Oil. You can rely on us to help you save on • i U- • 2p^cetnan in the area/ ' ' $68.00 Beds. 2 each Twin and FuirSize Drexef Ameri- ' EVENINGS First Of T h e Winter cushion, fringed ba.se; Kelly green Nylon _ Sm/SPOfAfTTO Knit Sleepers and ' We keep t r e g ^ r record of your heating oil fuel bills, too. We’ll see that your furnace taii Traditonal knotty pine beds...... • 39.95 boqcle ...... 149.00 When sill the sky -itself is a requirements, reM your storage tank auto­ bums a t peak efficiency, show you the way Dead-<*an Answer $58,00 Bed. Full Size Statton Maryland maple; pan*/^ $85.00 Modern Occasional Chair, Blond legs; melon 6 to 8 fragile robin’s egg globe of un­ matically. We protect your tanl| against to beat your home at lowest cost. eled head, low foot ...... 38,50 nubby faljric with metallic threads ... ,. .42.50 isnit Ski Pajamas “ President Easenhowe^s latest broken blue, with the frail, fragile corrosion with Sonitor* applicatiolns at ho ^letter to Premier Bulganin repre- gold leaf of the de',iarted sun $98.00 Bed. Full Size Modern bar bed with sliding $65,00 Occasional Chair, Mahogany legs and arms, •sehts ah effort to call off a cor- curling its last edge over the hori­ panels; includes frame. .Seafonm Mahogany 49.95 |A 'i. button back; green-toast-and-gold cover ...49.50 E f •xeapondence which, *Vaahimgton zon, and the earth is revolving $173..50,Dreaseq/. Single pine ogee-ba.se and jig-.sawed , $115.00 Lounge Chair. 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Group with Modq^'nSofa and LouQge . $69.00 Console Mirriir, 32'/i x 23V* narrow gold leaf ehostor's Most V MONDAY- i^iecause k. might contain Uie.poa- iinUl, another night. Chain blond legs have brass ferrule.s. Shrimp nubby fralne with architectural top,.as is ..... r. .34.50 Modarn Auto Dtol- THURSDAY vjUbiUty of some settlement o ( metallic-thread cover IN TNE MANCHESTER AREA ARE: *279.00 $62,00 Console.. Mirror, 27 x ,32 Ova) Victorian jn o r. and FRIDAY JnlUitary ''boundaries in Europe ■■if((-■ ■ ■ j i ■ ■ NITES TILL ?r.- vhidi would jisave Hungary out- deep, heavy rose-decorated fraame, gold "" leaf,* ' '' NATIONAL BANK ExtendedWoreciut, -./■ ■/ M & M OIL SERVICE G.,E. WILLIS & SON, Inc. I the away of tha Ruasiui army, 8$ 18 ' e '•«!**••*•••*)*•** . . . <.<(>.. 29.95 RHONE Ml 9-7U40 ' S H O N i Ml 3-SI2S OF MANCHESTER ■J- ' ^ U a giving Ruaalg: lta,faM-eaving Connecticut** 5-day ‘'forecast, $6.95 Pin-up Lamp, Black eagle trivet .w^th pottery / > Wcuaa for fatting out of Hungary, Saturday through Wednasday: planter; red document print shgde .... .j'.. . . .^.49 In c giving H u ag a^ A* degree of Teinperat’ure will avefage 4 to 6 ^ 595 MAIN STREET degree* abq\*e ' . normiu, Mttle I -V- THE WHITING CO. . WYMAN'S OIL COl wf would dearly love tb* ^ $38.'50.cGlonial Junior Floor Lamp. Briassiand ,blaclc,| rt 1224 MAIN^ST.-^ MANCHESTER ^ change in temperature Matwi4ay lA hobnail mi^k $rlass font, xhilnney and redl^dbciibnentl ' r , ' V ■ FNONE Ml 9 -1 1 ^ I I > T>HQNI Ml 94410 ’ and' warmer'/by fueaday. / ■!. **A Gsvater Bank fot Greater.MaMhei^ei^ , * OPENTUXt^ TEL. Nl>923f IK. Vb E MANCHESTER hHOPPINO PARKADK ^tiia ptaaeni ci^tattoq. Will avera^ — around 1- ojs M ancnkdt^ print shade ...... ;. /...... w /... ..A.. 19.75 i,waa' lack occurring over the *ii«ekeml' - " V \ ...... $7.95 Oekk Lamp. Brass candleatick, prini aadt again Monday or Tuesday. 93S.MAir^ STREET — Mitchell 3-5171 : shade •***.•• .-1,...-. • .. • i •4.9 8 u ■K 'X i\ t lUNCHESTSB KV^JlING HERALD. llANCHEStBg. CONN. FRIDAY, JANUARY 4, 1957 ItAlicHESTEB EVENING HERALD, IIANCHESTEB. CONN,. FRIDAY, JANUARY 4 , 1967 Senate Nearing Show(down T/est Attowcdto'App€ttl ^ ifce Pushied WENB-egiO vvtao—18M Daily Radio WHAY—•!• ' Pender Ins Two Men Injured Police Investigati In Fight over FilibusteP Curbs W D It O —U W / Ruling in Schendel Suit To Air Peril /« r o p o —U M Baatyd Daylight Ttia*^ WPOP—1410 As Grange Master In Crash on Rt. 83 Mill to protect v ^ n g righ(g, to (pontiniied (ram Page 0«e) .J ib s foUowing Ellington, Jan. 4 (Special)—A .ROASTING CHICKENS Of Movie Star .Marie Plaintiffs in a 3100,000 clvllf the motion for Judgment, ^hb plafn- eatabliah a a v il Rights division in •®^.!f^*^,^AY-Polka Party ' Coventry Jan. 4 (SpaciaU— tiffs 'bould have petitionee the high the Justice Department, and - to era supplied by tbe^sfiffio' manage' WCCC—Good Evenln* Good UuatO Raymond L. Fender, wa* installed -two-car crash on Route. 83 raaulted damage’ suit against. John C.- Democrats,' including Ajideraon, WKNB—Iteenlnc Serenade in injuries to the drivers of .the “That was tha most wonderful chicken I ever had*” a; Mahoney, a former Manchester court on grounds that an appeal In Doctrine create a pernianeht commiaaion to mente and ara ffdbOMt to ebang* as master of Coventry Grange last (CM ttned frona Fag«. -C*t Kc , WDRC—Yours Truly by one idrlven by Erwin Eoginkohl, \Fred Thrall, iksistant super­ Ing t«-«r «}«t* *70wu^g out Schendel. - for acts o f hls.jiubordinates. were re-lntrodueSd In the House W PO P—w a zw o riu WPOP^ounter Spy '■ . XUUer, steward; Donall Crawford, RQOEROLCOTT noU not in her hahdwriting. It against day invitations to testify have been ita arguments. 4iU®- assistant steward; Mrs. C. Irving 35, also of Somers Road, While the intendent o f/th e Water De- on allegedly icy sidewalks. / Judge John H. King, presiding Snstelned Demurrer sent also to . former Presidents Target of the bipartisan group yesterday b^;^ Rep. KeaUng (R- lit , partw n t,/reports that the The town and Stanley / WHAY-Open House WHAY-Jax* Alley —U ^ m ii, chapjaln; C. Irving Golmstead it to waa being towed. -MlteheU S-7iU over the winter session of Tolland In sustaining the demurrer in Truman and Hoover, to former Sec® ■led by Anderson l? the Senate rule WUCU-iJlecura Revue WTICr-Fred Waring , 403 West Center Street "Don't call poUcO. She won't be town hk^37.7 millions of gal­ Nichols Jr., owner of property at W l ^ —K d Sweet Show Doomis, treasurer; Mr*; Walt/ec; Golmatead suffered lacerations County Superior Court, granted October, Judge Alcorn rui^, in ef- retaries of State Dean Abhbson requiring the vdtea of 64 Senators, CHairman Cellar (Et-N'S) of the W D R C-R obert Q. Lew hurt to »et money. We’ll f* t in lons ofAvater in storage in 108 Birch St„ are co-defendants WTlG-rRadlo Lane _ WPOP—Mystery Time 8. Haven, secretary®, Emory O. 'of the head and bruises of both touch, with you." , ^ „ the defendants motion for Ju^^-'ffect. that qven if the plaintiffs and Gen. Geoi'ge C. Marshall, and or iwo-thlrds of the entire mem­ House Judiciary committee said he WDRCOrCaJ Kolby • , •IW— TllU, gate keeper; Mrs. John Will* knees.' Loginkohl. received bruises the tewn'sAbur reservoirs on in a suit brought; .by Paul, F. ment on the demurrer sustained. by .. prove the allegations W PO P—W axw ork* Inapector Henry Kerr, aaked Ifi Kristoff Jr., who claims to have to New York Time's railitaiy. editor bership. to halt a filibuster against has prepared for introduction to­ WHAY—Jax* Alley nailer;® Ceres; Mrs. Walter Lynch, on thepach and legs.' JaijA. Judg'e Howard W. Alcorn on 6f their complaints, there would be Civil RighU leglelaUon'or other day a "broader, stronger” bliyon W T IC —Fred Whrtni police believe it was a Icldnaptnd. f that, 170 biUlion gallons been Injured in a fall on. an icy Hanson Baldwin, CBS commenta­ B etty kOmhaU W D RC—Rohert'”Q ;^ .e w li Pobiona; Mrs. Raymond L. Pen­ 0(ficiali stated Loginkohl skid­ said: 'It's too early to tell.” Oct. 2. . ■ no liability upon the part of Scheh- tor Edward R. Murrqw and news­ measures. the same subject. / WCUC—Barord Revue WfOP—Mystery Tlm i in the' Globe Hmior reser­ walk on Birch St. March 27/ 1056. Had Judge King refused ;to WKNB®^d Sweat Show der, , Flora; Miss Barbara ded bn ice after noticing Ute other Another police <^ictr, declining ( Kristoff, who asks 120,000, is del. paper columnist Walter Lippmanm Anderson's followers conc«|le House advocates pinned their WTIC—Radio Lane SchwOrm. lady assistant steward; .vehicle too late. voir wWchJs not yencmnected grant the motion for judgment on hopes this year bn speedy House *'wHAy-Ni*ht Watch to b* quoted by name. a*id wher to the town's water x^pply represented by Gryk and Gryk, lo­ The writ charged Schendel with He said replies from these persons that, aa a practical matter.their WDRC—Record Shop WTIC—National. Fan Club Miss June D. Loomis, executive State Trooper 'William Stephen­ N O T IC E the demurrer, the plaintiffs would negligence on gro'ands that he-had action, which they hoped would W PO P—W axw ork* WDRC—The World Tonight asked the same quesUon- " w .v system. cal attorneys, in the action which have.yet to be received. only hope of revising the rule is committee for three years. son Investigated. not have been able to appeal to the employed Mahoney withpuj>proper PuMIc Testimony to get the Senate to agree -that offset the contlnuinr threat of a WPOP—Modern Sounds r Very skeptical.” is returnable to the February ses­ Supreme Court of Errors, since a Bitty Kimball »:U-t / CoagregaUbnal Churches Actor Michael Wilding, tetmen Thrall reports that investigation as to his quallflca- The House committee hearings it is free to adopt new rules by Senate filibuster if the Senate WeeC—Record Revue W H A Y—.Night Watch sion of Tolland County Superior demurrer may not be appealed, WKNB—Ed Sweat Show •iTie First Congregational husband ot actress Elisabeth Tay- i inches of precipltatiort fell tions and habijs; that he failed to are expected to last one or two a majority vote at the start of rules remain unchanged. WTIC—National Fan Club December, 1.8 inches more than Court. while a ludment m ay.' WTIU—Raflle Lade WDRC—The World Tonight Church annual meeting will, be WE ARE NOW lor. has been Mias M cl^ a ld 's es Jn the other suit, Ernest Wagner remove or discipline Mahoney weeks. All seaalons scheduled so each Congress; that the previous The bipartisan group In the WDRO—Record Shop the December average. But for . Sued as Iridhidual W PO P—Modern Sounda field Friday, Jan. 11, starting with PRESCRIPTIONS cort in recent months. He tcdd po­ clkims 32.500 for /njiirles he v.-hen Schendel knew he was “ unfit far are public, with the poasible ex­ rtiles do not carry over. House has adopted thia simple WPOP—Waxwork* ( t t e - a pot-luck supper at 6:30 p.m. the entire year, there was 38.76 ' The police chief has been cited plan: To try to ge( the blU through S'Sa— WHAVVNl*ht Waich lice ha visited her I m night but Claira i ^ to have received in and unqualified" for .the position; ception of testimony -from Adm. Opponents ergue that this- is 'WHAY-Record Rodeo W TlC--N atlonal Fan CTuh Presenting the alate of officers "Fr«« plek'UB inches which Is 4.78 inches be­ in the caise.’as a negligent psrty to the House and into the Senate ao W CCC—Record Review lett about 7 p.rh a^a ^ b. 2. 1956, on a" walk on the assault, but Is being sued as and that Schendel failed to proper­ Arthur W. Radford, chairman of contrary to all precedents, that W D RC—ltu.«s Naughton will be by the nominating contv and ddiverYi' Wilding salii went to dinner low the yearly average. Foster Slvln the Action, returnable ly perform hla duties as 'chief of the Joint Chiefs of Staff. early in the 2-year ilfe of the new WKNB-P.M. WPOP—MMern Sounds ^ RE sn individual rather than as a pub.^ file Senate, with only one-third of W T IC —H ew * » :tt- jnittee comprised of Malcolm E,^ last night w ltM in a Turner jwd to T ow nX Court this month. police. So far there' has'been little out- ita______members, elected every two 85th Congress that th southern re- wnnn-News Beport«r WHAY—NIghKtyatch \ C. DerffleT chairman-, Robert A. AFTIR lEING CL<-____ ^ lie offlslal. W PO P—Bob and R a y .rthar Drat ] tjen Bac.ker» Fwends eoid Wildiag. gner is repMsented by the local The suit, brought by Dorla If the State’s high court Ihis- ward-opposition in-Congress.to-the+years, is a. continuing body with iH lance Ui UieiSaa»te can be worn WTIC—Victor fcesel Doggart,' Mr*. Kenneth S. Lyon, Miss McDonald had firm of Bayer, Law and Phelon. tains the Superior Court, Stdiendel down. • :U— •e. WDRC—Ru»s. Naughton FOR THE PAST TW O W IIK i Stiebttz and Marie 'V. KSbrick; Elsenhower administration’s Mid­ continuing rules. -To hold other­ WHAY—Record Rodeo WPOP—Modern ^ nda Mrs. Kenneth A. Downing, Mr*. gone to a party i**i nl|^it but that In both cases,Nhe plaintiffs say both of Rockville, stems from an will be found not liable. However, dle East proposals, pictured in wise, they maihtaln, would throw "I don’t think they can filibuster . WCCC—Record Review Clarbnee A. Bradfield, Mrs. Don ha had nbt gone with her. Wilding the town knew prNshould have this will not affect the case some official quarters as needed to for two years, do you 7" asked Cel- WKNB-P.M. ^ , W H A Y—Night Walch-i, O bitu ary assault on the. two women ■by operation of the Senate into con­ WTIC —1080 Radio Lan* W T IC —Cavalcade of Sport* G.. Churchill Sr., Mrs. Royal O. was iiytt* company of a couple of known the condition of the walk, agaihst Mahoney. fill a power vacuum left by de­ fusion. ler. " WDRC—Cal Kolhy Fisher, and Mrs. Florence Coch­ hewuMpermen In Beverly HlUs Un­ and should havb takeiK^ateps to Mahoney in July 1955 when he WDRC—Russ Naiightoa' RANGE was a member of the Mancheater , If the Superior. Court decision is struction of Bi'ltish and French in­ The rules • issue cropped up in He said in an Interview he ex­ W PO P—Bob and R ay WPOP—Modern Sounds \ rane. til about 2 a.m. Later h* was called remedy it. \ reversed by the Supreme Court of the Senate after the Democrats pects the judiciary committee to Police Department. fluence In the region. WHAY—Swln* Ea*y W H A Y—.Night Watch —- \ fflie Rev. James R. MacArthur, MORRISON fr6m his honte-and arrtved at the Kristoff alleges ihat a drMm>ipe . Mahoney ii presently ..serting a Errors, the action against Schen­ - But criticism of the President took control in the organization of begin work on the legislation in WCCC—Record Review WTIC—Cavalcade of Sport* \ pastor, will use "Secret of Magic” lUtL Oil. /McDonald house about, S a m. Deaths taking- water from the roof pf.^ a del will be heard in Superior Court both branches of • the nisw Con­ about 10 days, rfnd that a week or WKNB-P.M. ^ . W D RC—Russ Naiighton aentenca of 4 to 16 y/riira at came yesterday from Adlai E. Ste- WTIC —1080 Radio Can* aa his sermon topic here Sundayi Police oflicer F r ^ Warner, one building owned, by Nidiols ailowi on its merits. vepson, defeated Democratic presi­ gress. In the House, the Demo­ two should be enough to get com­ WPOF—Modern Sound* at the 10:45 a.m. services. Sun<|.y GASOLINf PAINT aii WALLPAPER OOMPANY water to collect on th^ walk ani Wethersfield State Prison. WDRO-Cal Kolby M:t*- of tvTO who went to the houseXon s ,^ e motion was brought by coun- Attys. Robert J. Pigeon and Ste- dential candidate. Stevenson, here crats had a majority that left no mittee app •oval of a bili. W PO P—Bob and R ay WHAY—Night Watch ’ School will be at 0:30 a.m., and the first call with Mrs. Tuboni, eMd Elmer i. LaChappelie freeie doubt about the outcome and Keating agreed that hearinri t:tS— W T IC —Cavalcade rif Sport* sri-(0r the defendant ag/a matter of o)hen E. Ketcham, both of Rock­ for a Democratic Advisory com­ WHAY—8 * 1n s Ea»y W D RC—Russ Naiighton 10:46 a.m.; nursery at 10:45 a.m.; 3*85 CENTER STREET-^TEL. MI 9-9713 there was no sigh of a struggle In . Elmer J. LaChappelie of Vernon, convenience and'ir ah attempt'to ville. are serving as counsel for the mittee' meeting, said in a state­ Speaker Sam Rayburn of Texas could be held to a minimum. WCCO—Record Review W PO P—Modern Sound* pilgrim Fellowship at 7 p.m. the house. Officer Warner said the 8t; died yesterday at the Rockville speed tlm legal proceaa in the case plaintiffs. Atty. Donald C. Fisk, ment Eisenhower "is evidently try® was quickly re-elected. liie House passed a bill in the WKNB-P.M. . ' " ^ e Board of Trustees will meet BANTLY OIL WE GIVE GREEN STAMPS. television was going, the front door City Hospital after a short illness. dqfehM had failed to file Rockville, is repre.senting Schendel. Ing frantically to fill the vacuum dying days of the 1956 seaalon, but WTIC —1080 Radio Lana WHAY—Night Watch Tue^ay at 7:30 p.m. in Kingsbury was open and the telephone was off Motorist Arrested In the Senate, howe/er,. a tense W D RC—Record Shop W TIC—Cavalcade o( Sport* I iMI'Wi, l\l Born in Canada, he came to this that his own policy helped create situation developed because of un- it expired quietly in a. Sienate com­ WPOP—Weather and New*. W D RC—Russ Naiighton HousX the hook. J ■ country When an Infant. For many A ft^ 3-Gar Crash before Russia does.” certsdnty over W’hether Ohio's new mittee. ■ . tree— WPOP—Modern Sound* Re\'.''^.» Arthur Bradley, pastor ; ' I ■'IMS ■ I i.M I. I Officer Warner aaid at butler told W H A Y—N ew * „ II:**— of the '.Second Congregational yeara. he Waa 'a resident of the However, Stevenson implied sup­ Senator. Frank J. Lausche, wpuid WCCC—Good Evenln* Good Uuala W H A Y —Night Watch TEL Mlt. hrll 9 ■ISVS him that he had knocked on Miss North End. About the turn of the port of .the President’s request, vote with the Republicans or the SHIP SENDS SOS WKNB-:Today In Sport* WTllT—News Church, use "Saints and Sin­ McDonald's door for something at Herman Hershman, 51, Andover Uotiitphold HinU W T IC —New* W D R C -N ew s Wllrcm Sliidio century he moved to Wllllmantic recalling that he-urged more than Democrats. Though elected as a Manila, Philippine*, Jan. '4 (4P) W D RG —N ew s; Weather ners,” as hte sermon topic during TEL ROCKVllir 5 2177 11 p.m, last night and that the was Mreated yesterday mOrning ■News R t S —U.S. Naval Communications W PO P—News the II a.m. abryices Sunday. Sun­ MRS. RONALD K. DEVINE actress eeemed all right at that where he was employed in one of following a 3-car accident at the a year ago a "declaration, that jhe Democrat, he had indicated during W PO P—New* lilt s — the mills there as s silk weaver. Coiled from AP^I^es United States would - oppose any the campaign thal» under certain tonight Intercepted an SOS from WHAY—Night Watch day School will'be at 9:45 a.m.; time. The oflicer said that shorUy, shopping plaza on E. Center St. Women are alwa.ys wondering a ship IdenUfying itaelf as the ** WHAY—Sport*, 8 poHl*hl W T IC —Snorie—Weather Junior Pilgrim Fellowahip at 6 after he and his partner arrived at He retired 42, years ago, and since what to do with their old nylon changes in the Middle Ehist by circumstances he might vote with 'W C(X—Good Eventn* Good Miulo WDRC—Russ Naughtnn The marriage of Mia* Marjorleb’also had floral headdresses. The that time has„ made his home in According to Police he was force," - Stevenson also aaid he the Republicans on organiaihg the "Southern State*. V.S.. 3,343 WKNB—Serenade WPOP—Modern Sound* p.m.; junior choir at 7 p.m.; Sen­ maid o f honor . carried a cascade the McDonald house with Mrs. charged” with operating- hi* car hose, and here's a bright Idea. W TIC—Sports Frances Mealey, daughter of Mr. - A N EW Verpon. , . Soviet newspt >er accuses I'nii warned at the time that “Russian Senate. '' ton*" and giving ita ponitton a* ior ttlgrlm Fellowship at 7, p.hi. botiqnet of yelloW pompons, and. Tuboni they saw a green Oldsmo- too closely behind another vehicle. They make wonderful stuffing for about 300 mile* northeaat of W uRC—Cuy Lombardo W H A Y—Night Symhbony Monday the church \mlssionary and Mrs. James Mealey of Dover- AND UUNDIRIRS blle with a white top and "straight He leaves two sons, G eorge^. States of being "sham champion’^ stliffed toys. Cut them in cross- influence waa spreading danger­ The Democrats had * numerical WPOP—Lawrence Welk WTICx-Starllght Serehid* the bridesmaids.;, cascade bouquets FUNERAL HOME Policeman Emaniiel Motola de­ ously.” edge of 49-47 on the basis of last Mindanao, southernmost of the ■ ;8a— ' WDRC—Russ Naughlonx committee will meet at^ :30 p.m.; Foxcroft, Maine, and Ronald . K, of bronze pompons. pipes''—a type of exhaust pipe LaChappelie and Harry T. La­ scribed the chain reaction acci­ of peace . . . East German Premier nine strips about an inch wide, and Philippine*. . W H A Y —D inner Date ^ . WPOP—Modern Smiiids \ The Religious Education\omroit- UNDER EXPERIENCED popular with teenagers —cruising Chappelie Lewis,” both of Vernon; Grotewohl opens negotiations for Sen. Dtrksen (R-Ill) predicted November's electlpn, but the ten­ ' WCCC—Good Erenlng Good Muna tliM — DeVine, son of Mr. and Mrs. Mal­ Mrs. Mealey was attired in a dent thi's .way: Mrs. Constance J. pa^k them in tight. Toy will be tee at 7:15 p.m.; and the Spnday around the neighborhood. five grandchildren and 10 great Increased Soviet economic aselst- EisenhoM’er ''will make a case” sion was hot broken until Lausche WKNB—Alan Brown W H A Y—Night Symphony colm E. G. DCvIne of Coventry, beige and gold print afternoon MANAGEMENT Frithsen, 36, of 54 Elsie Dr., head­ llghv'gmooth and springy. w nC —Emil Cote WTIC—Starlight Serenad* School staff at 8:15 p.m. All these The McDonald house is a large grandchildren. aiioe for his hard-pressed zone of for his proposal in his speech to cast his vote with the Demwrats WDRC—Guv Lomoardo W D RC—» g h t Owl took place at 2 o'clock Saturday dress with beige accessories, and ing west on E. Center St.; slowtd Congress tomorrow. meetings will be in the Chinch It ranch style home with a fence and Private funeral services will be Germany. For the^ihoiisands of homemak­ and clinched the ele,ction of Sen. W PO P—Mel Allen Mrs. Devine in a Dior blue after­ electric gate. There is a .large Box­ to make a right turn into the Meanwhile freshman Sen. Car-, Hayden (D-Ariz) ar president pro Community House. \ afternoon, lit^ the Dover-Foxaroft noon dress with white , accessories. • held at the. Walter ti, Leclerc Fu­ plaza. Nuclear power has been generat­ ers who likb, to crochet - rag rugs, Personal Notion WHAY-Dinner Date „ ^ , Oatholio Churches ^Omgregationat Church. The dou- THE JOHN F. Join the "Thrifty er for a watchdog. Today, investi­ roll said, "the Foreign Relations ■tempore of the Senate. Hie vote WCCC—Good Evenln* Good Muslo Immediately after the ceremony, neral Home, 23 Main St. Burial Following behind her car was ed from ezperlmfntal atomic reac­ here is a suggestion for improving J 3230,000 Blaze Sunday Masses in St. Mary's gators and newspapermen . were tor in Illinois'./. . United States the durability and attractiveness committee will study the proposal was 49-46; WKNB—Evening Serenade '0 rihg eeremony wa^s performe^ , ^ for 125 guests was held will' be at the convenience of. the one driven by Arthur G. Morse, WTIC—Three Jiiai Extra Church will be at 7:30 a.m.; 9:30 b>^\the'’Rev. MyroH Hertel. The swarming about the place. Officers .says'lt will not try to take Otte to, of these product*; Crochet a thoroughly,” adding: "I want to New York’s Republican Sena­ in the church parish house. Parodo in ^57 said the police crime lab men were family. 40, Coventry. Morse swerved left have the benefit of the judgment Card of Thanks WDRC—Low-'ll Thomas Guts Boat Yard a.m., 10:30 a.m.; Sunday School tra&^ional wedding .music was TIERNEY Tbere will, .be no calling hours, Okinawan lands the Amerirans itea strand of bedspreaa cotton along tor-elect, Atty. Gen. Jacob K. WPOP—Meet the Artist When leaving on a wedding trip seardUng for fingerprints. to avoid the Frithsen car, stopped, of its membersV Javits. did not take His seat or after the 10:30 a.m. M-ass. played bv Mrs. Robert Mealey. | FUNERAL HOME and friends sire g u e ste d to. omit for military bases. , with the rag strip. Thl*^ cotton The o( the l«te Mrs. K»lherln>' 'wHAY-Encore Theater ^ to Ah unannounced destination, the Folks who like quality dey clesninf y - Later policemen who came out of .and was hit by Hershman's car In a separate interview, Church vote, though he 'wa,s in Washing­ a . Smythn wishes Ui express slhcerr Portland, Jan. 4 (IP)—Fire raged Mats Suhffsy in St. Joseph's Soloist was William Lyford. 319 WEST CENTER S'T. floweM. - Faced with loss of her military comes in several pretty colors. It thanks and appreciation for the many WCCO—Good Evenln* Good Husle Given to marriage by her fa­ bride wore a charcoal wool sheath atid laundering will be using thS :‘the house said Wilding was inside which was third in line. Hersh- said he wanted to be convinced ton apparently to be available in WKNB—Evening Serenade Church, Eagiarille, will be at 8:30 TEL. Ml 3-1222 bases in Ceylon Britain has decided will brighten the rug and acta ol kindness-duVIn* her Illness and in the Portland Boat Work* for a.m. ther. the bride had as her maid dress with matching cascade type trying to get some sleep. They said nian’s car hit the Morse car which "the action would have the deter­ case his' vote was needed. messase.e of avm palhy and condolence. W T IC —D ick Burtel Downtown Cleaners all year. Why not in turn hit.the Frithsen vehicle, to reopen her World-War n air strengthen it considerably. rent effect Secretary of State WDRC—Amo* 'n Andy two hours last night. deatroyiiiSL _ -i-. Brownie* — of honor Mias Jane - Barker of jacket and white accessories, Mr. Mm . Tuboni was crying and hys- base in the Maldlve Islands as a With these and other organiza- They wlsk to extend thanks especially WPOP—Fuiton Lewi* Jr. join them? Morse's wife Sybil and their 5- Diille* aavs It will hai/aJ.'. to the nuraea of. M *ni:heSl-r Memorial six cabin cruisers and leaving dam­ Brownie Troop 72 will resume Gray. Maine, a college classmate. and Mr*. Devine are now residing terieal. stopoff on this way to Australia Use this Idea to keep' knitting Uoii-«Atters taken care of. both Hospital, the Manchester Public Health at 142 Charter Oak St. v Chief of Detectives Thad Bropm Funerals year-old daughter; Judith, were , Clark took a similar vieW. is,. *■ WHAY—Encore TiieaVer . „ ' meetings Jan. 12 from 2 to 4 p.m. Her bridesmaid was her sister. and Far East . . . Cloudy and wet ball or crochet thread from, rolling the Senate and House called it Nurses Assn, and Its board members, W CCC—Good Evening Good Muate age estimated at $250,000. Miss Jane Mealey^ of Dover-Fox- was asked ■whether police consider® shaken up in the crash but both '^JUausche .said the subject "is of quite for the day after arranging the Manchester Registered Nurses at the home of Mrs. Russell D. The bride, a graduate'^ of Fox- refused mcdicaj attention. weather Is the outlook for most of around the floor and picking up such, a grave nature I would not Assn,, also their nel*hbors and friends. W K N B —Allen Brown Middletown and Portland fire de­ Potter. . croft. croft Academy and the University MEN'S SHIRTS INDIVlDUAUY ed Miss McDonald's disappearance dirt as you work with it: Cut the to meet in joint sesaim at 12:30 W T IC —D ick Burtel partments confined the blaze to a . VinceAzo J. luUano Damage to the front end of. the the nltion. want to make an Impulsive judg® Mr. and Mrs. John A. Bmytha and ■WDRC—Am o* n Andy Teieiiager’s Dance ' Leon R. Case II of.^Windsor was of Maine, is a member of Delta a kidnaping and told a, reporter: < top off a round salt box. Put the p.m. tohiorrow to hear Eisen­ WPOP—E. P. Morgan boat, shed and a tool shed, both of CELLOPf^ANE WRAPPED "■yOur guess is as good as mine. Funeral aervlcea for; Vlncento Hershman car was estimated at ment ort-}t — I would want to hear fam ily. _ 'There will be a teenagers dance best man., and ushers were Mal­ Delta.Delta sorority and the hon­ ball of crochet thread or yarn in­ hower outline the administration s 'M r. and Mrs. Thomas W. Graham. I'M— *• which were leveled. colm Devine Jr., and Barry De- We're treating it as such until we J. lullano. 207 SpruCe St., were about 3500 by police. Morse’s car both the affirmative and the nega­ WHAY—Eiicore-Theater tomorrow at 8 p.m. in the Nathan orary society of All-Maine women. received front and rear damt^e side; draw loose end through the tive sides.” s middle eastern policy. Mrs. Eleanor Freelove. WCCO—Good Evening unod Mu»l0 Four nearby buildings were vine, both of Coventry, .brother* She la now teaching home eco­ find Out different." held at 9:30 this morning at the Drive for Funds In advance of today's battle over Hale Community Center. Vy. P. Quish Funeral Home, and o f 3250. while the Frithsen car re­ opened spout in top of box. Re- Senate B^ublican Leader WKNB—Evening Serenade saved, as well as 110 other boats In The First Coifgregational of the bridegroom, and .DMlel C. nomic* at East Windsor High Molly Smith, nurse who attends rri © a A A A n1 ! place the ton and fasten it in place Senate rules, 5en. Douglas iD- Card of Thanka W T IC —New* ol - World at 10 o’clock iii St. James' Church. ceived only 375 damage. Knowland of California said the W D RO —Amos and-Andy the yard. Church Pilgrim Fellowship will at­ MacDonald II of Portland, Maine, School, East Wlnd.sor. The bride­ 1063 MAIN ST. Miss McDonald's and Karl's three | J. ops *j081 j with cellophane tape or adhevise III) told newsmen that a vote for Portland Fire Chief Jame* cou*e 6f, the bridegroom. UFE children; said she was - in the The Rev. Edgar Farrell was the administration Wa* not opposed We wish to thank a ll of our nelsh- WPOP—G. llealter tend the dance. They will have a groom is a graduate of -Windsor celebant, the Riv. Francis But­ * ______tape. This also makes a useful to full hearings on tile resolution, Jt^nson'q tabling motion will be bors. friends and relatives for the msny l-ta— Lynch said the yard's owner, Jar­ post-New Year's party after the The bride * white floor-length High Schhol and the University of actress' home all evening. acts of kindness and sympathy shown WHAY—Family Rosary ____ 0pp. Army and Navy Qub ler the deacon, and the Rev. The goal ^.In the recent fund string holder for kitchen or work now reported close to'-final form. "a vote against Civil Rlglits.” WCCO—Good Evening Good Mu*lo vis Barton, East Hampton, walked gown wajj fqshloned with sweet­ Maine. H« ia a member of Sigma room, us In our recent bereavement. W * es- dance at the home of Mr. and Mrs. The. maid and chauffeur, Fanny James O'Connell the aubdeacon. He estimated hearing by the He maintained that there is "not pec.allv thank all those w^ho sfrit the WKNB—Evening S^enado through the yard only an hour be^ Clarence A. Bradfield, adult ad­ heart neckline,-with net inset and JVu fraternity. He has been em­ Mae .and Arcelmar Gill, said they A b o u t T ow n raising .campaign conducted by WTIC—Ono Mao'* Family Mrs. Jane Maccaron* was organ­ Foreign Relations coihmittee much chance of any significant" besullfiil floral tributes and loaned the fore and found nothing wrong. visors, with Rev. James R. Mac­ Mandarin collar'pn'l pointed ployed aa county editor of The had been out but returned at 10 the Manchester Association for use of cars. 0 W D RC—E . R . M urrow ist and aololst. Father O'Oonnell Tragedy strikes when the hand­ might run as long as 10 da>* to Civil Right* measures being enact­ W POP-Say It With Music He said Barton told him insur­ Arthur attending. sleeves. She also ■i.vore a. crown Herqld. and will leave on Jan. 12 Downtown Cleaners p.m. and found nothing amiss. read the committal service at the The Chaminade Club will hold its the Help of Retarded Children, some lining of a good coat is two weeks. He said he thought ed under the present rules, hut pn M rs. Nora McConvllI^e. / ance inapectora had looked the Tbtrn Meeting decorated with seed pearls and fin­ toUSsume a po»t aa telegraph edi­ M u s M m -M a r I^ e y said they heard Mias Mc- Mr. and Mrs. Joseph McConvllle grave in St. James' Cemetery. monthly meeting Monday at 8 p.m. has been exceeded. snagged and-torn./To make the they could be started soon. thisinis Sen.c Humphrey (D-Minn), yard over only yesterday ariff bad The apecial town meeting today gertip veil of imported Belgian tor of ' a Bangor, Maine, news­ Dorwld's private phone ring in her In the Federation room of the Cen­ best of this situation, make a neat nother leader of the fight to Mr and Mrs. John McConvllle Jr. Television Programs Bearers were Peter Comollo, John A. Craig, chairman of the The House Foreign Afflalrs com­ ^nothe Mr. and Mrs. Charles O Brl«ht. comniended him for Ite neatness. will be at 8 p.m. in Coventry lace. She carried a white Bible," paper. \ m m m H f M bedroom at 11 p.m. and thought ter Congregational Church. ' A fund drive reported today that the patch taking the material from in­ mittee also will conduct hearings changenge the rules, disagreed, Mr. snd Mrs. Edward^Cartal. On Paff* Two Lynch said cause of the fire wa* Grammar School to act on four adotned with white rose*, and John Manarciri. Jerry. Juliano, side one-’ o f the sleeves. The hole Mr and Mrs.' Joseph Ro*inka. the answered. James Eullano, Julio Comollo and chorus rehea.aal -will. be held at total stood at 34.127. This money on the administration's request. Huirmphrey said he thought that unknown but added it did not ap­ recommendations of the Board of streamers of sweetheart roses, The 32-year-old actress, tagged 7:15. was collected by letters of apr left there can be patched in turn pear to have been set. Finance. Her attendants were attired'-in Salvatore Calio. with any suitable non matching "The Body” by filmland publicists, . A delegation from the Italian peal and by a special gifts com­ ballerina gowns with matching bq,- , started her career as' a vocalist material, since it will not show. SFECIAUZED American Society attended the The Hollister PTA wuT‘hold iU mittee. Also, Manchester's school Bison is the true nsm« of the leroa. that of the maid of honor 1th Tommy Dorsey. It was while services. Last night a large first meeting .of the 1957 season children contributed When coin In deep green taffeta and those J adth his band that a talent Tired' of the Sameness in but­ S3,600 Subscribed buffalo. It comes from the old Ger­ group from the society called in Tuesday at 8 p.m. in the school hall. cans were placed in ctesarooms. R.C.A. man word, wisent. of the bridesmaids in gold. They spotted her and she was a body at -the funeral home to The success of the drive will tons ? Try piling them on top of Television' Servico signed., to an MGM contract. pay last .respects. Members of Senior Girl Scout enable the MAHRC to continue one another., For example, use a DICK MORTENSEN To Hospital Drive A gr>^n-eyed blonde, ah* was a Troop. No. 1, who went to Europa its program of advancing the wel­ white one the size of a nickel for MI 9-4641 beauty c'ontest winqer earlier in Mrs. Beatrice A. Davis last summer will hold a meeting fare of retarded children in Man­ the base, and put a small brightly A subscription of $3,600 to the colored ball button on it. Sew. WHAT TIME Excluslvel.r R.C.A her career. She waa voted "Miss Sunday night St 7 o'clock at the Bsire Gfiuutc Mooumentrate detiga-. ' Funeral services for;Mrs. Bea­ chester. In .addition to conducting $1,470,000 building fund now being New York State” Iri 1039. Center Oiuroh. through the eyes of the white, then cd sod (culpturMi by attitis in finsic trice A. Davis, 31 Garden Dr., a Day Care Center at the Bunce sought by public subscription for She has been married to three Center; the organization aponsors the colored, buttons with the same These grsnite — to codur*. And .B«rr« •jnen—twice to Kqrl. were held 'at-r;30 this morning thread. When you have finished }t from the John B. Burke Funeral The Men's CluL o f Sti Mary’s legislation designed to better the the expansion' and modernlaatlon Gnnit* Momuments p*y tribute to Her first marriage, to sports­ Episcopal Chufyh will hold a meet­ will look like one button, but the WHEN IT’S IDl P.m? Horn*, followed by a requiem high educational and Institutional facil­ AUIED TV SERVICE of Manchester Memorial Kotpitel' man Richard. Allord. was annulled ing Monday, night at the church, effect will be refreshingly dif­ things tfa* things ib*t endure—the Ctith, love Ms m in St. James' Church at 9 ities for retarded persons, and al­ MANCHESTEa haa been made by the A.B.A. 'Tool after three weeks. Her n-xt hus­ starting with a supper at 6:30. so assists parents in meeting their ferent, and tallqr-made for each teid Btemoties of those who. hsve band was agent Victor .Orsattl.- o'clock. The Rev. James O'Connell color situation. ^ 1 |w aa Per House Call - A Die Co. was the.celebrant, and Paul Chet- Walter Elliot', will show his colored problems. It*$"100.1016 to get a display advertisement in the foU . JAcksoa S-A189, 8-4180 ttlSYi SILVER LANE Columbus home. 321,550 for altera­ processing system, as it is more Needles will leave hardly any The McDonald home today was properly called, will cost DISCHARGED TODAY: Mias tions -and addittoiu, and 370326 in Shirley Murphy, 12 I«nox St.; Mrs. mark or imprassion in the mate- boiling with police,. iKwsmen and 31.750,000. rtal. ' friends. Two FBI min were on affidavits for building for' which Viola Holraquist, 30 Walker St.; ception: Classified ads on Saturday must be in by 9 the scene, although they don’t permits had previously been Is- CrnnIwiTy PInwbeels Scarchuk baby bpy, 156 Union St.; bav* JurisdlcUon ■ until 24 hours suiid. cup sugar Mr*. Jane Wurorio and son, Cen- Are you a string Saver T The CHUCK STEAKS > after the disappearance. la 'cup canned crushed pineapple -tral Village; Terrance McGann, •oft cotton grocery string' can be A.M. to make Saturday’ ! edition.) . ‘ Karl drove up in his chauffeured Fire Lo*k * Compared Hartford. crMheted ^ into wonderful dish 1 cup fresh cranberries cloths. If yoii get enough o f it. 1 Umouaine. 1 tablespoon cornstarch Asked his opinion of the Ukellv New York—The Indicated 1 2 tablespoons water Chain 60, turn, skip 2 stitches, I 34 DAYSU A T 9 ONLYlV lfe L II Family Insurance Gain* double crochet into the 3rd sUtch, CHUCK ROASTS » hood of kidnaping, Karl aaid: ]. from fires at gactoline service s 2 cups biscuit mix ' ‘1 have no opinion on that but it tions ' throughout > th e Unit) 1 tablespoon sugar chain 2, double crochet and so on BORGWARD V - was frighte. ing to receive that States averages 3832 per fire. T1 2/3 cup milk' .New York — A nationwide until the desired size is obtained. Some Women keep the hook and ■tall-” . .• ■ 1 - ’ compares with 34.023 for fires 1 tablespoon melted butter survey Indicates that more than MJInTOVANI IP’S FRESH NATIVE PORK Mias McDonald charged before churches; 34.708 in schools anti Butter 40 per .cent of American families string ball handy in the kjtchen to whole FRESH 8MALLY - Karl filed for iba second divorce colleges, and 32.110 for fires in In a saacqtan* rombine augar, carrying life Insurance feel they occupy idle moments while wait­ I REGULAR $3.93 SHOULDERS amusement halls. do, not have enough life insur­ ing for the food to cook. SMALL PORK LOINS ,that.ha had be*teh her when she pineapple and cranberries. Ckiok IF YOU’RE AN ADVERTISER . went to his home in fashionable ance; one eighth of these have 1 and' stir until berries pop, about 10 . J. FIKiE JUIMt)B ■■„*el Air. ■ ■■ . U.S. Oak in Wine minutes. Blend . cornstarch alth "Ur- too lltUe|." The present Lb. 5 9 c L .. 3 9 c ' Under « property setUemeni,, average life insurance per family water and stir into hot fruit mix­ Montgomery; Ala. im — Robert $ ^ 9 8 PIGS FECT FRESH PORK lUTTS McDorjild waa given 33,500 amounts to 37,200, twice the fi^ re Jerez, Spain — The Bpaaiah ture. Qook a few morq minutes, or raported 10 years ago. Bass Was brought before Judge BE A CLOCK WATCHER! BUILT IN ;«M»nth]y for three years, then 32,- imtll mix.tur* starts to thickem ahertv industry spends more on Eugepe Ix»e In Oty Police Court on Lb. •00 monthly for life regardless o f the Americjb) oak It uses for its Cool. Combine biscuit mix, augar, a charge of refusing to pay ® 31.25 t K I 7 e 4 9 c Wfiftiitr she remarries. casks than the United Statesi milk and melted butter, Mix well. Many Own Ra^I Cars taxi fare. Loe learned,(he man waa A b tfttr moMa forol^n cor—-otttrdy, a«aaamle€H, 42*83 h.p., wp to 40 mllM par fol- ,, fhtwaen their marriages. Miss spends oh Spgniah sherry. Ameri­ Turn out on lightly floured aw'- Mrae under '5-year probation so a jW PW uld compialnsd that “when can oak ia j^qferred because cj face and knead gently. Pat or roll New York-®ln the 'U'nited States conviction, even oiKg minor chtrge, X^Mt .vBh Harry 2 get sick- When its fine grain and {imaU pores. out into a rectangle approximately 483 corporation* other ,than oper­ would ^orce him back to prison. 3 LBS 51.00 loN. emioiiKI opood S5 mtiM p«f hovr. 2-iioor, S*passta«ar jMddM, 2-Mo^ otatiMl Afil Away from him I never get 12 X 8-incfa. .Spread, with .cooled ating nUlroada .dwn rallWay cars The ,raxi driver agreed to drop SHIRT W ^N T PLAN'NED filling,/ dot with buttei; and roHI up of one kiim qr another'. Ip sev­ the charge if he were paid. Bass SALT PORK —. HIANKS — S L | ti lA C O N . they fiew to Europe latt In Bangkok,,■ Thtit nd — . Negotia- from tbe long side. Oik into slices eral inatancti* these firm s' own coulq find, only a dollar In , his ^ SAUSAGE MEAT r - HAMIURG > fee rniuuriad and ran into tions are uh< ay tpif the ea- and' place siije' down [ on lightly onlly ana .-car each. ,The largest pockets so the judge said;' of teebnkaM oheUcfiwi tebirshment, angkbklof a ahirt- greased) coolUe tin. Bake in a hot are tlM General American Tran» "It's O.^.-I'U pay the quarter," Stop Inf Soe and Drive This Fipe ^ r I / fe^Ukad In a t t e t e ^ ^ ntanufaciuritur factory jointly oven (425 degrees F-.h about Iji ? ortauon Company and the Union ' owned, by 'Thm'and Japa'hesa'firms.' minutes. Makes 8 to pinwheels, ank Car Company, both of Chi­ Plana call‘for thcifactory to make dapemiing on thickness deslrad. cago, which own fleeta of more 1*600 fioaqa ahirte moiith. - i le 431hlGeanipeallBD* • beA*s .'iUi,YhAA — ««-----* *aAMa ' c a r * ' - ; - ' - V.. . V ' \ .« : I . . . ■ , ■ . fc.

MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER. OONN« FRIDAY, JANUARY 4, ld57 p a g H e l x i^ : ^

Hathaway and Rayrnond Calhoun^ th* c«il* again were dividing at A ^ New. 'Hampahiim Red There are two kinds of dlscon-j Boltonr Charles ,1. .RahdUl emd the pre-drug rate. owned by J. C. P ra tt ■*>* Deland^ tent in this world—the dlscontentyj Road Deaths Richard S. Jansen,. Columbia; Cancer Drug , Til* Investigators believe the Artswsr to Prevl»us_Punle Theodor Koerner Dies; Wlnthrop Merriaih, Mrs. Anna C. drugs affect only cella which are that dTings its hands, and the i oovou have an Fla. laid an tgg eight Inches )oi dividing Or are about to divide. content that works. The first^se*- Common Quototionl Ji.nderson and Christian A. Wle- flR S T G R C A T _ OPENING 9fOfl OUP ACT, and three-fourths of an Inch in Hit 40,000; gold, ’ Coventry; ' Mrs. .Jpora .. F. Key Located Cells whlqh are "resting" when what it has, and the eecoh0 Appear fred J. Heim, 'H«*roh: Henry 1.CHEST RUBS I YER Acts EVEN- ^rit-^ohn l»n't verjil tru»t- Belinda—I did ^lid 1’ f o t him 8lB e ovcrfond (Contained from. Page One) - Dorsey, David Macy and Walter IDO NOKY T'. sooner than ! expected. TURNER thesdrth Community Y CloMd Chicago, Jan. 4 (/$7 — The Na- ChicsgoT*Jan. 4 (Ah—Northwest^ U OverlftVeert M A // • • * . ; Hm worthy, !■ he? CARNIVAL D o tm , I I Adams, Mansfield. ' 5LEEP . •Awmsa He-was born -ApHl g4, 1873, In • aYsoT Mrs.'uiilak^^^^ and N m . . University sclentlaU have H i ! U m u k ! ' Second (ahaJUnK hia head)—He than death .tion's motorists, set an alltime ptiier Author TMROUSH.', certainly Isn't Why, even the, wool The lever scale Invented by I without Komorn, Hungary, >^;h««.,hla fa- ■ iTie Community Y will bs M rs..Alice B. Delaney, Somers;. .i/ound tlie key to how two anti- iH e -U ^ w h O 3 Region record for hfghway -alatighter In he pulls over your eyes la hN f cot­ Thsiddeiis Fairbanks in 1830 was ther, Theodor Kocrner\vok--$leg-. j closed until' Monday due to WlUiani J. Carlson, >(1' . Josephine cancer drugs act to cur* tome the first ccxitrlbutlon to the science thlfika be, iRpster iriiigen, was in artillery Ynajob in.; , the National Silfety Council CorocaH and. John S. Griffiths; iTok Address Unit WELDON DRUG COMPa I>IY ton. repairs necessary m the boiler. mouse cancers and some human r of weighrin 2000 yean., is able 4 Mongol tlie Aiistrian-Hurlg rian -Araiy: ■ Stafford Springs; Luke R. Dorr m ' , A ll ■ events, including the bancera to shrink .temporarily. .• 901 MAIN StREET^ft ca. The government has perfected U Operatic solo 8 Near and » W orked' In Morning '/ and William Senk Sr., Tolland; A fourth , ailthcrr will be present 34 Stronghold 43 Signs of Jilnipr High danpe tonight a ^ The number of traffic dead was The research was undertaken to simplified tax form fdr next, IS Forever and 8 Ammonia ' President Koerner had appedted Mrs. Genevieve Erie!; Mrs, Flor­ at the book-auth'l)i:. luncheon, apon- O^ndpa—I miss the old cuspid­ 25 Fencing sword ths — ? roller'akating tomorrow n lg^ jilaced yesterday at, 40,20(t—231 le.arn exac$ly how the drugs set on year. H ere'it is: / over, — derivatives at his office In the Imperial Cas­ more than the old record bf 39.969 ence C. Krause and Henry Weber, sored by th* Womehtg Auxiliary of or Since it’s,gone. . T — — upby 26 Income tax 48 Celtic priest, have beett'-canceled cancer cells: to they might be used 1. What was your inwme last ‘ Grandma You. missed It be­ 14 Dimlnutivs tle, forrner home of the Haps-' set In 1941. and a 5 per cent rise Vernon; Geprge Hall and Mrs. Manchester Memoriar'HoSpital, on . suffix ' the roots exemption 40 Greek letter burgs, this morning. He seemed .Josephine Huling, Un$on; and more effectively in treating the Jan. 16 at 12:30 p.m. Ifi Centinel year? X" fore; that's why it's gone. . 20 Talk idly 47 at you in the 1955 total of 88,426. 2. What were your expenses? 18 Heretical 8 Boredom to be in the best spirits. The • council aaifi lt\based Its Clinton A. Church and Theodore dlaeaae In humans. Hill Hall. 956 Mjiin St.. Martfprd. • Crowded 30 Light fabiH and 1 The scientist* found the drug* 3. How much have you left? Ocice Boy (nervously)-^Please IT Bora He went to his home in the figure on thk Actual count for the R: Mackovich, Wllllngton. He la Dr. Hsin-hai, author of the )• ____will find 10 Toward, the 31 German river 40 ScandinsvlaB suburb of Gri.iztng for lunch. He H ead A s k s ^ first 11 monthk^of the year, plus prevent clotting inside cells- a 4. Send it in. sir, I think you are wanted on the SO Italian rlvtr beet qeller, “The Fabulous C^cit-. mischief shcltered tide S3 Olfactory became ill suddenly after lunch an estimate for December. The toll step necessary before they can bine," a atory about the governing OCRAM AN* COME. >l phone. organs 01 Canvas sheltai M Toiled ■ 11 Poverty and died early in the afternoon. A s8^g|nbly Study fbr, the first l l months was 36,000. divide and multiply. classes of China at the turn of the 1 N fe 7UIS BOSCO. The legislature was debating a ' Boss— You think ? What makes 10 Wild asi IS Peaceful 82 Essential Cancer Group Sponor* I I The human Chancellor Julius Raab was out The • new high feulmtnated an century. MANGY/MONK TtCREARE bill that provided no school bonds y8u, " i think?" 30. Slaver 40----- being The basic studies were made by •CD could he issued by ariy county un­ Office Boy—Well, sir, someone o f town. 'Vice ChanceUoi- Adolf New l^ a d Bonds everMncreaMiig trend reports of A resident of Great Neck, L. I WITHmJ I t Anger » Vehicles honorable 85 Doctrine - Dr. Edwin T. Nlahimura *nd less 80*> of the people in the coun­ at the other end said: "Is that gchaerf and Foreign Minister Leo-^ auto fatalities.. For 29 mbnths in Dr. Hsin-hai was born.in China and a g e n t s ; 14 Nourished Joseph H. Baum of Northwestern’s ty voted in favor./ ‘ you', you old idiot?" r7 r ! 1 r r K IA r pold Figl hurried to the presiden­ Hartford, Jan. 4\(M —OOP State a row, the trend was upward. It educated at Harvard University. 37 Pant r tial mansion. was broken by a siirpri^se drop of . ()uotatloiiB FurafaMMd By medical school. The American Can­ He is a scholar, lecturer, and dip­ "Mr. Speaker,'^ shouted one leg­ Chairman Clarence ^.Baldwin said cer Society, which supported the islator. " ‘-'I protest. This bill will 3» Norway’s ! i- H Special elections liow will be 12 per cent in October, but then Coburin ft MIddlebrook. Inc., lomat, and has served as diplo­ The pursuit of happiness is often capital 1 yesterday that the firbL^ ordeb of resumed again in November^,'. Bank Stocks research, announced the results. cut out my/county entirely, be­ complicated by the fact that-we neces.kary to elect a successor matic envoy from China to Poland, I I Kitchen tool /' for the President. His - term was business of the new L ^alatu re— An Associated Press survey in­ Bid Asked The drugs tested were bacterial cause there are not that many fall to recognize it after we hays' f" b Portugal and Czehhoalovakia. 14RanwUd y to expire June 20, and he had an-- which the GOP contfola ^.^ over­ dicated the extension of daylight First National Bang, polysaccharide* (complex sugars people'in the county." found it. /' SO Rumor Saving Time through October in of Manchester . . . . . 29 84 pri^uced by certain bacteria) and 'oth er authors include; Harry B. 4 M pounced he planned to retire due whelming majo^'itles--should've to Ellla, a Middle East reporter for ------lYFemlniae- \ —to age and ill healtli.. many cities, providing—an extra- Hartford Nathmai colchicine, a .drastic cathartic ex­ A freshman co-ed who had tbld You don't really have to wor appellation IT w repair fin ^ d lig of the • croaa-abgte hour of daylight at A time when Bank and Trust Co. 3 m 33 li tracted from the plant ipeadow the (bhriatfan Science Monitor; Hal her family what she wanted out of about your station In life. Thebe 88 Golf mounds expresa^y. \ datkitesa normally Increasea eve­ Conn. Bank and' ■ .saffron. Borland, author of "High, Wide and Lonesome"; and Meyer Levin, college married an elderly profes­ is always somebody whO/ls ^ l l n g IS a o y N & S' M » IT Tha^S-m lle highway will reach ning rush hour hazardk was a Trust Co. 36 39 Both drugs' have been used to author of "Compulsion," based On sor after the first semester. to tell you where to get 41 Drone bee Pocahontas Units from Greenwich to Killingly when f& to r In the October slunH>- Manchester Trust- . .. 67 treat animal cancer*. Applied di­ 42 — profit ff" m Completed, connecting Rhi^e lalarid TOe ^ f e t y Council al.nia^ re­ ‘ Fire lakunuiee Compaiilee rectly to the tumor, colchicine ha* the^^opold-Loeb'ca^. M T o — ’ and New York. The road will coat p o r t ^ that the mileage death xate Aetna Fire ...... 63 ,66 made-cancer* disappear completely Tickets may be .Obtained fiym j r fi Install Officers Arty member of Rie ticket commit­ R HOOPLE one's ways well over $400 million. * was gialng up, according to TLs Hartford Fire ...... 130 140 a* far as the eye could detect. In WILLIAMS OUR BOARDING HOUSE 46 Doctor's But the Suez crisis affected a latest check. It said; ^ National Fire 84 .94 virtually every case. However, the tee of tn* auxiliary. O t ^ D R WAIT ■“ P Many friends and njeikbers of — msnnsr tight money n)arket recently so "The latMt 'travel figjures are phoenix ...... 77 ’ 82 tumors came back sooner or later. both groups were present at the NERVE fWDINGS IN NO.SE IMWAAAAKK ^WBULUSNMST rULBCT , 48 Epraged that Jt became extremely difficult for 9 month*, and the mileage was ' Life and Indemnity Ins. Coe. The other drug frequently cau.ses /M woeo/ w~. P up 5 per cenKover the same per­ Aetna Life ...... 172 182 Chicago—T3ie olfactory nerve ' A MBW «HAST , AGuvio I THIG 15 endings in the'‘^o.se are the only •XAcn.v UKeisf i H B. Council, No.^5, and L,akota Coun- their return is based on revenue iod of 1956. Foh the 9-monfh per- Aetna Casualty .....116 126 fects. Injected directly, bacterial OLPONBr*UT_^ r MAKS A SSM/5MAF1 ARpmEASAM MAV H/Ne to it ASS0MIN6 from highway tolls and gasoline lod deaths were Up 7 per cent, re­ Conn, pe'fteral ____ ..245 260 poifita in the h ^ a n body where EKACTLV UKE TMS .IW T M IN P AMNElfl THE P0O- M N aii polysaccharides have cured some 1SH.U HIM WOT no p c'l Nb. jlT, Degree of Pocahontas, taxes. A gas shortage, threatened sulting in an increase in the mile­ Hartford" Steam Boiler 74 84 brain or nerve tiw ie is in direct M M DIT LSUI OLPONBAWHCPtC llKWeBoy T ^ H E STABLE,! P3«flO(s>S * treatments W mouse cancers and caused tem­ ORoovES.PCsns, 'aoierovEK 50 Number Wednesday night in Odd -Fellows by closure of the canal, would push age death rate—deaths per 100 Travelers''...... ,,.,..68 -72 porary regression—but never a contact with the en^ronment. TM'OLPOW*/ ^O TTH E O P A TAS«I ,VUO«Mai>OTSAN* , Mi&HBAP 57AU’t wcU n K HaW- the interest rate oa such bonds million miles pf travel-;-from 6 to eVbtioUtUHien cure- in human cancers. SVBRVTMIMG.'^ ANTSLLS4' m o r e t h e . WCONVeNTION / The installation staff consisted Ai'C^DlK.t? / ' that — well sky-high, and even the vague threat 6.1.” Conn. Light .Power 19 21 . Grown in Mice vr ID • U o f members of Collewanaha Coun- of such a shortage practically Conn. Power .,. ;. .40 42 •‘H r*«lly Itn’t n matt«r of what they have in common— 51 Country ‘ In the research, cancer cell* i hotels _a cU. No, 24, of Hartford. • brought the highway bond market Hartford Elec. Lt. 57 59 were grown suspended In fluid in it’s more what he has in Preferred!” Lakota Couneil officers seated to a standstill. . Hartford Gas Co. . 36 39', the bellies of experimental mice. Include: Fldith Pagani, prophele.?s: Baldwin said there is only So. Ne\V England Then the drug was injected di­ Irma Miller, Pocahonta.s: Olive enough money left to keep up Tolland County Tel, ...... 38'i 40*4 rectly into the abdominal cavity BY AL VERi^EER Gallagher, Wenona'i; Rita Miller. work on the highway for two' PRISCILLA’S POP So That’s It Manulacturlni Companies and the cancer, cell.* -withdrawn Powhatan; Mary Vendrillo, first months, unless the Highway De­ Superior Court Arrow, Hart, Heg. .. .52', .55'i and examined at intervals. WHAT DOES THAT I G U E S S IT M E A N S scout; Mae Rowe, second scout; partment's regular funds are AsSo. Spring . ... 34 . 37 Within 15 minutes after inspec­ MEAN. PRISCILLAT. THE POPCORN MACHINE Lena Williams, keeper of records; dipped into. Brislol Brass ... '26', 27'4 tion, cdl viscosity dropped from 'NOT RECOMMENDED ; e o L L X ' e»USTED t- Pauline Pagani, collector of wam­ Democratic Gov. • Rlbicoff al­ Rockville, Jan. 4 tSpedal) — Collins ...... 110 120 onc-third to one-half its normal I D O N T ready has a committee of financial FOR CHILDREN..’ pum; Caroline Avigono, keeper of Judge John H. King in Tolland Dunham Bu.sh ... Ills I3 'i value. Within five to six hours a > KNOW , experts working on the problem. •V wampum; Ro.se Borello. guard of county Superior Court yesterday | j^;«;Har^x ,. . 35 36 number of cancer cells were found - JE N N Y ' the tepee; Florence Rowe, fourth One point is the four per cent 7 L u ; .. . 51 54 arrested in the state of dividing. teierinjDf warrior; Helen Socha, fir.st eoun- limit placed on the interest the found Girard P. Richards, BHing- Landers-FrarV Clk. ., 17'i 19J4 The drug effect wore off, how­ cillor, ar)d Mae Rowe, third trustee. bomis mu.st carry. A higher inter­ ton, guilty of non-support of his N. B. Machine \Co. .. 34', 37'a ever, usually in less than 24 hours. The Sunset Council slate in­ est rate would probably m.ake it wife and. three children. N. Eastern StCel ... 2L 3", The viscosity of ' the cell proto­ cludes: Marie Hale, Pocahontas; easier to sell Oie remaining bonds, The judge, levied a three months’ North And Judd ,.. 37'j 40'j plasm had returned to normal and Mary , St. Lawrence. Wenonah: totaling more than half the co.st jail sentence to be su.spended for Russell Mfg, . .. .~v. 9’, l l ' i Ethel Keller. Powhatan: Mildred of the expressway. one year, and ordered Richards to Stanley Works . . 44 47 Tedford, keeper of records: Flor­ Another possibllRy is to back make weekly payments of $50 to Terry .Steam ... .1!^ ence putt, collector of wampiim; the bonds with the state's credit, his wife, thfough the Ellington Torrington ...... 2S'.i Wrought Iron Railings Edna Kennison. keeper of wam­ in.stcad of having them payable Selectmeji^s office. That office is U.S. Env'lp com, . 24 ■ m e v.'ith only tolls nr gas taxes. D/AL ORDER OP ^ _ pum: Martha Johnson, guard of to retain $10 of the $50 until the U.S. Env’l.) pfd. . 12'4 1414 Porch Columns XlgMOOSE OWELLEgB* the tepee: Aldea Gutzmer, guard town is fully reimbursed for ad­ Veedor-Root 48 >4 5114 Jbi vances already made to the fam- VALLEY WELDING CO. of the forest; Flbra Grade,, first; -ra The above quotations are not to 122 NAUBUC A\p. i»4 scout; Eleanor Buck, fir.st warrior; , I5 p C C 1 3 l I r O g r f l l l l i'y- be constriied as actual markets. BY V. -g. u a MLIN Thereafter payments will be For Free Estimate caU ALLEY OOP Footprints? BY. RAY GOTTO Bessie Miidge, second warrior:! .L N Glastonbury ME 8-9118 COTTON WOODS Edith Bienvemie, third warrior;.] I '^ I a i l U C n D 'V forwarded in full to Mrs. Rich­ BIO DEPOSIT T, ards. whom the judge sugge.sted ''FOR OUR basketball WHOA. COTTON.. .THERE^ /"JUST TELL ME Myra Fitzgerald, first runner: and ; • Albuquerque, N. M. i>P)- Lee IN DME FOR WHAT, WHAT TIME WE should at that time begin $10 CHARLEY. GAAAE WITH THEM ^ AINT NOTHIN' IN THIS Aldca Gutzmer. third trustee. 1 , . .. T , . . . . Marmon dropped in at an Albu- • wildcats' ftiom oyer . WHOLE WIDE WORLD PLAY' Present at the raising of chiefs International night will be ob- weekly payments to WC Wndsor- qOerque bank to make a deposit. ____ / r . ^TW' BiDj&E, O L'BUDO ^ MORE IMPORTANT THAN were Great Pocahontas Edith observed by the WSCS of the vllle General Stote to clear up an The teller politely handed him a FOR RENT FER US T^ LICK THEM , , Rockwell. Past Great Chiefs L or-! North Methodist Church Monday outstanding debt. First pa.vment is blank and suggeated he fill it out. . B-BUT CHARLEY , ■"WILDCATS?...SO D-DON'T due on or before the week, of Jan. He did 80, right at the window. She 8 and 16 mm. Movie Projector* ’ 'rtXJR TELEGRAM, TEiT m E I DONE WENT- > \ YOU WIN, The action brought by the State CHARLEY... menta were served. meal will be prepared by Mrs, FORMERLY BRUNNER’S—ROCKVILLE ROAD, TALCOTTVILLE/ ______^______Valentin Kahlau and Mrs, Jan was focused on a period of s ix van Burg, recently arrived refu­ weeks when Richards was away ¥e L mi 3-.5191-r-OPEN TILL 9 P. M. — SATISFACTION GUARANTEl^D gees from Germany and Holland from home. Testimony revealed A Icy Roads Cause Mrs. Robert Arendt, Mrs. Charles that he was trying to establish a LaZar, Mrs. Herman Wagner, trucking business and was con­ “ T' Minor Accidents Mrs. Philip Stern and Mrs. Au­ siderably in debt. CONSTIPATED? brey McMullan. Members of the Arrangements which Richards BOOTS AND HER BUDDIES Blow! BY EDGAR MARTIN BY ROY CRANE Tyler Circle will serve. testified he.^ad made for the sup­ BUSS SAWYER Police reported three minor acci­ Decorations, favors And music port of his family while away, did w s t m dents yesterday; all blamed on icy Ywena*? 'Wt'RE'S OH, «iW8E...BUT IT'S WHY SO 4LUM, \ JUST THIHKINS! will can-y out the* international not work out, and Mrs. Richards new laxative discovery roads. Thci s were no injuries and -n E C lR tft'. vow, co«i>a(».xN HOTHINS..... JUST fUirO? YOU /...A WOMAN'S motif. The theme song of the turned to the selectmen's office for 691 m a in ST: I no arrests w'ere made. I UlAnVE GOT )K(TO O N C\£>DD>6)>JE. ROUTINS... DON'T HAVEN'T SAID/ INTUITION... evening will be "N o Man Is an assistance. A WORD, y darned IF 1 Gerald S. Baxter, 16, Wapplng. un-locks bowel blocks HOCIR.'tGiliC'KlS.-'HEMyED GIVE IT A THOU6HT. Island," led by Mrs. Richard Mc- The case o f Robert A. Gerstung, (NEXT TO GAS COMPANY). ON understand skidded into the rear end of a Ellington, charged with speeding. V O S W N D ? C fA m ? DCbifT Lagan. '' IT. YOU CAN'T vehicle driven by Mrs, Emma S. Mrs. Edward Potter will lead \vas dismissed on a motion' by the without gagi bloat or grip* Swanson, 45, of SO Hudson St., at M>^NCHESTER HIDE A THINS the program on the United Na­ defendant after testimony was Constipation it caused byamazing new laxativ# diseotr- y>80(O Hollister and Summit Sts. yester­ tions, with the women glttlng in given. day afternoon. Mrs. Swanson start­ what doctor* call a “ thrifty” ery is So e ffe c tiv e that It V « 8 i the formation of a meeting of the A nolle was entered in the case colon. A “ thrifty” colon is on# relieves even chronic coniti- ed to skid ivhen she tried to make General Assembly. They will of Francis O. Ouyette, Troy, N. Y., a right turn into Hollister St. Bax­ that, instead of retaining pation overnight, yet ii so learn the purposes and works of' chargecj^ with non-support of wi'e smooth, so genUe it has been ter following behind, applied his .moisture as it should, does th* the United Nations and its vari­ and chUd, upon the recomfnenda- proved safe even for women brakes,- but sl.idded Into Ahe rear opposite; robe the colon o f so ous gencies. Plans will also "be tlon of State'a Attorney Joel H. much moisture that.it* con-_ in the most critical stagee of o f the Swan-son, car. - 'tnade for a trip to the United Na­ Reed II, ■ who stated there wp j pregnancy. A vehicle drfven 'o.v Joe' F, Grout. tents become dehydrated, to ' tions in New York City- sometime doubtful evidence of .the "^^tate's dry that they block th* bowel; SUPERIOR TO OLD STYLE 24, Covenjtry, akided and. hit a car this month. being able to prove non-su^ort in bulk, salt or drug laxative*, ' drlvenhy 'Virginia O. Narkon. 26, so shrunken that they fail to The evening's program will close this case, * i M eiC eor stimulate the urge COLONAIO neither gags, bloats I / -M .r c • 73 W, Center St„ as it was com­ with a worship service lead by o n i A short calendar session Is sched­ purge that propel* and ex­ nor gripes; doe* notinterfer* A terv4ee> lug. TJl Reg. U. ing out of a privat, driveway onto Mr*. Griswold Chappell, secretary uled- for today, following assign­ pels waste from your body. with your absorption o f vita­ BY PETER HOFFMAN P.ine St., • of the spiritual life-group. ment of the trial list for the winter mins and other valuable food J I F F COBB And Armed BY LANK LEONARD A t 2:35 p.m., James H. Parnia- All women of the church; have session. TO REGAIN NORMAL REGU­ nutrients; and in eliirical MICKEY FINN kisn, 19, 31 Arvin Pi., slid 44 feet been contacted, and other guests LARITY two things are neces­ a r HWE YOU EVES ^ S L I T S MY PAD 0 O .'.4 «5 MAP WAS M THE m ssr .30 .fiirors Called tests, did not cause rash or PACKAGE THAT'S LOST IN THE PIT/ IT^NOySE, and h its vehicle driven by Hudson will be welcome. , A panel of QO prospective Jurors sary. F irit, the dry, shrunken other side reactions. ' , { HEARD OF THE - IWMAI^D»lAPWft T H O im 5 ^ W. Hollister Jr. Hollister said that contents of your colon w hich. -MV MMtV UM K I N WHS •LOST CINE" ? NOeODY KNOWS WHERE ....IF X ONLY KNEW WHERE THE AtOONEYI I . Supper reservations must be has ^been railed for t! - current ITS A PHVSIOLQCICAX FACTl HE TRYING rriG/ DLitCATE IS.^ YESf AND I HAD TO ASK HIM SAID! WAS he was nlaking a right turn off 'W. made with Mm. James RIdyard. session of Tolland County Su­ now block your bowel ifiust be Exercise tones your body|| I18UKMGCM5 MTH« re-moistened. Second, bulk finrr OPTHi COUNTW FOR t o BNO? THROUCH HELFM Middle Tpke. onto ■ Homestead St. The program will start at 7:30. perior . Court under the supervi­ And COLONAID exercises youi^ . must be brought to your colon OVU A HUNDRB} VGARO; MR, VOO-ANPTHATt when he saw Parmakian's car sion, o f Judge John H. Kihg, pre­ colon to ton* it against consti­ FINAL f to S-T-B-B-T-C-H STIMULATB it ALL OUR BOYS AND GIRLS U)tWV.'...T»Wr5 H0W ‘ “ headed towa.* d him. He stopped his siding. pation, ovornighti Whether E Falconry School Opens and so, excite its muscles to OAO VWS...KAI.ED.1 vehicle , and Paimakian slid into The jury panel called Includes occasional, frequent or chron­ action; to a normal urge to him. The Inveatigatlng officer said Mrs. Ruth Bockus and Mrs. Ber- ic, whatever your degree of Wuerttepiburg, Germany , purge. the roada had been sanded. Hawks and other birds of prey hice Lambert, Andover; MjJton R, constipation, get colonaid, ia are going to a new Wuerteem- ONLV^A BULf LAXATIVE easy-to-tak* tablet form at AND r - In*iirancc Sets Record burg training center, unique in can 1) re-moisten this dry, any drag counter, today! The LEGGING SETS Europe, to learn the 4,000-year- shrunken waste aind 2) supply pnee, only 98c foy the econom* . New York— American families old methods of falconry, in which . Charge vital bulk to re-create a nbr- teal 60 tablet package, brings bought more new life insurance in ; even"' owls knd eagles can be Your mal urge to purge. And, o f all you positive ru ief at less than - 1955 than in any other year. The | trained, is to kill small g a m e - Prese options bulk laxatives, colonaid, the 2c per tablet. total purchases, excluding, credit | *uch as rabbits, ducks and pbeas- Here life insurance, amounted to' 48.4 ants-^and remain with it until the } billion dollars, nearly tljree billion | falconer calls the bird to his. fist, j, PINE PHARMACY more than in any other prevloys In Asia prey as big aa gazelles 664 Center SL— KH 9-8814 FRECKLES AND HIS FRIENDS We’ll Wait BY MERRILL BLOSSER j-fcar. " - : I is captured by trained hawks. CAPTAIN EASY Framed Again BY LESLIE TURNER j To Perpetuate oh, PIM tl VWU.MES ntOtAiLY PE«5l5TeNr ynme atoMiLTiM ift a nuMFf you BOUGHT MtLi* AWAY BY NOW, AUVWAy! SLOMD MAM BtHINO A m p , REMEMBER VYHAT WE AGREEP OM ABOOT LA5TTIAAtS6 ’ A Cherished 'i m tAAMASERGVnWM iM H G TASKYW RH flfi THE GASOLINE LAST TIME TONIGHT PU . 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. \ , . .. .y MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER, C0NN«'FRIDAY, JANUARY 4,. 1&57 ' FAGE THIRTSEN ilANCHESTER E V R ]^ 0 flERALD. MANCHESTER, €ONN^ FRIDAY, JAW a RY 4, 1967 FACE TWELVE, Herald Angle ' t ' • EARLxW. YOST Perfect Mark D ow Utmorf la M with Ftte W l| ^ NeVChi L o 8 All Sports iBdltor Meriden Test A ‘ Risked Sunday And Proibbl Aformer tfaO>t star, competed In the Open Attracts Financial Figures first Road Rac* ever held here, in 'xCold figures on' the distribution For Ifome Five 1927. Close, s'stsuidout with. St. Best two teams in the Central Approve Mov^ of the gate ’receipts from last John’s University in Brooklyn lo»t Basketball League, according to Wefhtuday night’s world’s mid­ Turnout of 154 fall, ordered the turkey for Chriat’; the latest standings. New Britain dleweight boxing championship and Maricheater, will meet head-on New York, Jan. 4 ,{ff)—A In CCIL Game New Tork, Jan. 4 (T—The pro maa dinner . . . Dartimuth," aiir- Won by Gold fight from Madison Square Gar- Sunday afternoon at 3:30 at the return bout between neWly . Los Angeles, Jan.. 4 .f^--Th« league of basketbaU--the Nation­ prise 70-67 winner over UOonn last al Basketball Assn.’ — ha.* been in y . den in Ne-w York leaves , one to new looal high school gym. / crowned middleweight'cham­ 1957 golfing war* get underway to^ wonder Just how ertroked the fight Wednesday night, is the No. 1 re­ By PAT BOLDUC busine.** only l l Srear*. but already bounding team in the country ac­ The classy Green Manor Wos, pion Gene Fullmer and de­ day with 154 player* on the firing game Is. Sugar Ray Robinson who By EARL YOST ^ Season’s largestyp vee purse. 'x \ the big man up front and ia averag­ 36-year-old Robinson wwild . of­ CCIXi riytus have notched two in the NBA’s division races. man of the Year by Sports Illus­ money to the wlnncl-.X The new champion,. Gene Full­ ing 17.5 polnta per gspie. the October 1921 issue of the ficially aay yes this aftercoon. league ytctoriea to date and the Fort IVayne. trailing by 21 trated, Morro\’ captured three gold So'uth Man(i,bcnter High School The scene is the Ranchp Hunic mer,couldn't get th'a chance to Most fans, will be watching ■ -ails clash promiac."! to be a-thriller points in the second quarter and medals for the United States ii) the Somanhia School Notes ih rytor-. Robinson, vrtto lost his title *n^ ipal' golf course in West"^ Lqa An­ by 16 at the half, caught up in a meet and beat Robinsoit’unless he Knight, the finest, all around play­ an unanimous 15-round decision at ■Int^elght of the loop* lop 20. recent Olympic Games. erce to Charles l ; Wlgren who geles. an estimated 6,900 yart^ of third period surge. Uien used signed a waiver ot radio aijd tee- er ever tq display his stuff.in this ■coKT* wJll.be seen in action. had Joined the staff li. September Madison Square Garden ’Wadnea- challenge which LIpi’d Mangfum George YardVey* fleld goal with vee money. The challengers pprse area. For, nearly 10 years the day night, met with his braln trust /L e r g e a t paid cro\yd thus far thU | Most penalized player, in the o f 1921 as a ma'thematica In­ tamed completely/k year *tl°- 22 seconds left to defeat Minne­ amounted to $20,802 which Wys former Harlem Globe Trotter and laat night and schedule a pres.-; - /year numbered 505'at the Alumni | 12'i per cent of the net receipt* National Hockey League ia Bad New York Kntck starred for Man­ W ALLY e h r e n p r i e s structor. . winning the L -A Open for thc apolis. 104-102. Afan Lou Fontlnato of the N e w conference for the afternoon l - game but that figure yould easily fourth time. / . Philadelphia shaved it almost as which toUled $166,422. He didn’t chester teams. He ranks with the A lot of water has gone over the zn.rAST) to announoe his vardiet>— be aiirpaaaed tonight eapeciaily j Mangriim’y^ four' official trl.JS close, defeating 81—Louis 82-81 on . best In the. country as a ball ha dam since 1921 when Pete, aa^ha !4e had planned to .do that Thurs­ glnce the Holiday* have, come ani Neil Johnston's driving layup \^h dioa(n and teevyeteevee hontv.booty, Robinson’sRobinson's I® credit fOT thta dUblOUS ler and can still throw in point*, sraellCage Team is more affectionately kiiown, around tha'place la.st year were honor. Runnerup with 75 minutes day, but he remained in aechiolon gone for another-aeaaon. An esti-.l done in 472 strokes, 12 under' 35 seconds remaining after twice masterminds saw to that. averaging 21 this year. came to Manchester to aettle and instead, nursing hia wounds amd mated 5.100 fan.i have \lewed the] making up slzeqble deficit* in the ' Fullmer, confident that he could is Jean Beliveau of the Montreal Playmaker Wally Ehrenpries to Join the SMHS staff. The So- Kancho'.s par 36-35—71. Canadian who is also the loop’s top To Tour Country wounde<: pride. Indiana in four home date*. j Tommy Bolt made one round trip opener of a doubleheader at New handle Robinson, sacrifled dollars will be with the local Pros and he's manhis summation of Pete was ac­ Wants Early lleniBteh Boasting n two-inch height ad- [ York. The New York- Knicks Cnd cents, to put it bluntly, in or­ point-maker xVito 62 tallies... Pro beyn the fellow who has made the curate as he w as not Just a fine in a aensationcj 63 and'finished In basketball on tebyye Saturday ,New York, Jan. 4 (A)—-Israel's George Oalnfor^ "chilitf advloor" vantage per man the invading Bed i third place, and just yeijterday a crushed Syracuse, 126-111 in the der to get s crack at ttobinson. team cll()k. A rt Qulmby. Burr Carl­ or a good track coach but woa an in the Robinaoii camp, aald how­ afternoon will pit the NeW YorH son, Mel Kleckner snd Wally Wld- hatlonal basketball team, which excellent one during his 33-year Baldera alao have the league'a 1 24-year-old newcomer, in pro cir­ second game. The latter managed to have the ever, the Sugar Man had told him ,, . Stantfing* Knicks against the Eayt W a y n e holm’WllI be other starters. All but was deprived of a chance to play coaching chrSer, which ended in- fourth beat acorer in Co-Capthln I cles, Oay Brewer, did thk Job in fight postponed once but last’Wed­ in the Olympic Games because of he wanted thiei rematch at tha aar- ’ Eastern Division Pistons. Also on video '- rthe Assumption CYO. Box olllce Statler Hotel in Hartford, Wlgren the Cincinnati Country Club, City of Miami, Fla., received $65,» committing himself. »wt) 18th Indian Leaders Prept^r Meriden 9.vracuse ...... 11 18 .379 time and came within a whisker opens St 1:30. / Games also ar6 scheduled in Bos­ will be honored by some 800 men i= . missed only 'one green, scored seven 000. for rental of the Orange Bowl Norria said about 6,000 fans had Discussing the strategy to be employed tonight against Meri- Western Division of winning the light heavyweight ton, Baltimore. Pittsburg’., Detroit, from kll walks of life at the 16th birdies and never had a putt of and its facilities for the staging Los • Angeles an^ San Francisco. been turned away in a aurpriac den High at the new high school gym in ah Important CCIL game more.than 10 feet. ■ Rochester ...... 18 16 croWn frpm Joey Maxim bn a hot, annual Gold Key Award Dinner of iellout Wednesday. The fight lured Is Manchester High Coach Elgin Zatursky and hi* two co-cap- r - r - w , ' ! Fort Wayne ...... 16 15 sticky night at Yankee Stadium. of the annual-Orange Bowl foot­ Other cities may be added later. the Connecticut Sports Writers’ "¥t .; ' It netted Brewer $400 out of s '•V • ball game on New Year's Day. The ; 18,134 cash customers and grossed talns. Norm Hohenthal. left, and Leo C>t . right. The Inmans and $2,500 pro-a.uateu- purse which t St. Louis ...... J4 15 - The new king of the 160-pound­ Co-sponsors of tne tour are the Alliance. Wlgren has been selected two participating schools, Qolo- i to receive one of the three gold $194,645. The radio and television Red Raiders both boast undefeated records. (Herald Photo by was offered in addition to the $35,- 'Minneapolis ...... 14 19 ers richly deserves the ' right to Hearsts Newspapers and the U.S. receipts were $100,000, even though rado and Clemson. each received [ Lochi Sport key* given annually by the Oflara). ■ 000 for the *.f-urnament prbpcr. j Friday’s Schedule wear the championship belt but it Committee Tor Sport* in Israel, New York end Philadelphia were ■ Syracuse at Bo.*ton at Philadel- Is. not easy to understand how the $207.000... The Orange Bowl Baa- ] headed by Col. Harry D. Henshel, Alliance. Golfer Charlie Clare of For the next Jour days, however, ketball Tournament which Oa'n- j New Haven and Dr, John Stoddard blacked out. the stakes art hijih and higher. I phia. New York State Athletic Com- chairman of the U;S. Olympic Bas­ "W e could draw between $350,- St. Louis at Philadelphia. mlsston would put Its stamp of ap­ necticut won wound up $9,000 in I Chatter ketball Committee, of Meriden will be the others en­ With the except!. . Of Jimmy De- )n« of HMinorous Footuro Acts the red. shrined in the , writers’ H sil of 000 and $275,000 to r the return at maret. Ted Kroll and Peter Thom­ ' 'Thursday’s Result* proval on such a m sich with one The Israeli 'team will be coached the Garden in the middle of March Duquesue Bops Daj^n I Philadelphia 82, St. Louis. 81. man. Robinsop in this case, getting BUSINB»S5IEN’S Ba^lball Fame. The dinner will be a aellouL son of Australia, rll of the- 25 top on the tour by Elmer Ripley, for­ if we have another local blackout I Fort Wayne 104, Minneapolis more than a fair share of the w ith snow on thy ground it ap­ Back to Pete’s coaching record. ■ . r.ipney winner* of the 1956 season pears that the annual New Year's League swing* back into adtlpu mer coach at Yale, Columbia, of TV,’* said Norris. *Thst, how­ I 102. money. Tuesday night with two gam^ Georgetown, Notre Dame and Teams coached by. the .62-year- ever, ia up to the sponsors.’* nthal of iti hero. Boxing is a dirty rotten busi­ Golf Tournament at the Manches­ T h e former winners on deck are New York 126. Syracuse 111. scheduled at the -East Side Rec. Arrtiy, who spent 10 months in Is­ old native of Lowell, Maas., ac- "We’re ready,” said Fullmer’s )p'a lU h 79-71 to Gain Reven^ ! Saturday’s Schedule ness and the split of the loot last ter Country Club will be canceled. Mangrum, Gene Littler. Tommy Green Manor and Jaycees meet in rael’teachine basketball and pre­ cumuated the amazing total of 54 manager, Marv JenaoA. *[We want 4 mark- Wednesday only adds new fuel to The annual Trophy Night Is list­ Bolt, and Fred War-ipler. New York at Fort Wayne the 7:15 opener and North End paring:, the team for the Olympics. championships. Here's the break­ the big money now.[’ Cyr. Red j (Aftemoon-TVl. the boiling pot. ed later this month at the club­ New York Jan. 4 liE—This look* • counted 21 point.* anti stubby sen- \ Two of England's best Ryder Cup Package engages the Leftovers in down ; Gainford, m e^w hila, let loose tied for Philadelphia at Roche.*ter. house, the exact date -to be an­ *. ------— ies. Both llke one season Dayton Coachilor Jimmy Booth canned; 19 a* the pla.vers, Harry Weetman and Eric nounced... Former Kentucky All- the nightcap at 8:30. Wednesday another blast at- Fullmer for “Il­ Team Here The Cycle Shop defeated Fletch- night at 7:15 Herm’s Camera-and ea Stag- Tommy Blackburn Isn’t going to f Musketeers handed Western Ken- B i^n . are starting a swing along , ' er Glass'43-30 to tic the losers for- Shots Here and There ' American Frank Ramsdy has re­ Martinez in Debut TRACK legal punching” and a t Raferse ;e hooped pull a rabbit out o f the hat. tucky it* third defeat in eight the\im iit with their American Track star Pete Close writes: joined the Boston Celtics in the Teachers clash at the high school Ruby Goldstein's offldatbig. gym. (1922-1954) 17 polnta to deadlock for l«th The litha^Biiv with the j-eady. 1’*’* Hilltbppers had a 14-12 ; pro*. Brown sho* aan indi­ Scheduled for their initial ^p-.-but rather a variety o t gyntnasUc _ ll^ague^ks^nijht Bo-'h ^PoclreS SigllS P h CI "Just wanted to drop yoiii a line NBA. Ramsey spent 18 months in Big Gsorgo claimed o g ) ^ Full­ in yes A g a in s t Cliestnut place. \ smileaTle h^. K .... ^ ^ . ‘’"Z vidualVand Weetman a 70 nCsTrance in Manchester Satiird^’) perfonnances club, have 4 and 2 records. Wyman fr/*.K -.i . J _ and let yoi’ know that 1 received the Army. As a rookie during the’ 21 m i mer hitlow, dropped Robinson with Xavier in the leaJ for good. terrt«v7Wo-amaleur. REC BUDGET and Junior Bas­ Only once thua far haa my cWa- losses In the past and with some terdav's 'in-o-amaletir. night is the famous Exhibition, and entertain. 'This " ’ill be thS • Fuel casne from behind to deftatdefiat With llie DodgCrS a 30 pound turkey from Frank 1954-55 season. Ramsey averaged a "half butt and push,” used rab­ ketball Leagues will re.*unie their Washington. Jan. 4 (flH^Fcath 3 STATE INDOOR tal ball failed me In alx games and rebuilding magic has managed to Smith star* Team of Springfield College which \48th *ca.*on of a remarkable con-, 27-18. Wyman’s are irin ^ Haral)urda and it -vas by far the 11.2 points per game and was. a bit punches (s^lows to the back ot rei^ular schSlules Monday night In erweight contender Ike C^tf^tnut that came -when 1 picked Bulkeley' keeo the Flyers among the giants i Utah State came from e.l g h t Will appear in a deiybnstration at. tribuHon to the ^ | third place with a 3 and 3 rerand best We ever had. Thanks for fine defensive player... Dick 3 R. I. INVITATION the neck) and rubbed ihs lacas of Brboklyn, Jan. 4 (/Pi—Johnny all three buildings. Wally Fortin planned anything but a cordial to upend Coach Elgin Zatursky's in college basketbalLIn his decade points back to tic Utah at the end the new high school etkication by Springfield College ______cellar-dwelling____ , Keith’i s everything." Close was the first Gernert ha.s been named winner of 7 UNBEATEN TEAMS rtxhA mflto. his gloves asMlnst Robinson's face. at Dayton, Torn^ 1^ regulation time on Ted Smith s o'clock. Tile appearance ~of the sUidcnU. Podres. whose ailing baeli gut IliriT" Manchester resident to finish in the the "Comeback of the Year’’-award reported this morning. welcome tonight for laldro Biar- Fullmer flatly denied the nuintet. The Indians, flashing their (LOKI® have-hirt’Vonr snd won only one. out of the Navy, has signed to tinez of Panama, who came north CHARLES L. (PETE) WIGREN heat form, edged the Bulldogs 60- nlng percentage and jrolng' Into basket in the final minute. It w »» gymnastic team will be sponsored Trampolle .\ct j In the firat j^ame between Five Mile Road Race last Thanks-, of the Boston Chapter of the Base­ CROSSCOUNTRY ch(u*ges. He said he hit Robineon this season had aufferedNmly one Smith again with the final goal of bv the Manchester High School The .parallel bars, rings, tum- pitch during the 1957 season for girtng and haraburda. v ho owns ball Writers' Association of Amer: to seek fame and. Yankee dollars. n osUy on the side of the head and M in a thriller. I could be wrong i Keith'.* and V.’yman'a the score DON FRIEDMAN will again Francis Leary and Kenny Walker|.were unbeaten. __ Perfect^ soaaona the Brooklyn Dodgers who hall TTio two meet in a 10-round na . (1931-1953) again tonight but Meriden is the losing year — hla first, when the the overtime, S'tudent Athletic Assn. iS.A.A.) bling feats, long horse leaping. and operates a turkey farm in Glas­ lea. He will be honored at the auperv^e the hockey instructibn who placed one-two. were noted in the record book in ears when Sugar Ray tried to tie drills, intricate team ! does not show the true picture of j g , hero of fheir 1955 tionally televised bout at Capitol J 5 < C / L favorite in this corner, with the reconl wa» 12-14 Florida State set a lournanient tonbury, offered a turkey to the scribes annual dinner on Jan. 31 in classes at Center Springs Annex. -Other State cross country dia­ the following years; 1925, 1934-36- him up inside. MEItC'HANTH ____ *«•» w. ST’r. u o r , h , n„- first local finisher. Haraburda; a Boston. Arena, where Chestnut won 36-37, 1942-43-44-45-46, 1951-53. Goldstein backed up Fullmer. final score likely to be Meriden 70 Bovs of Junior high school age ami 9 STATE dems were registered in 1943, First'round honors ^ to Com-] prices. iU haii feats oh gymnastic Team list. For sheer spectator '"f „„ ^ot ^ yofinger will receive instructions friends in two previous appear­ 'No Rabbit Punchea’ and Manchester 60. Podres, who became the third Now for a look at Pete’s track Saturday afternoon from 1:30 un­ ances. 2 NEW ENGLAND 1944, 1945, 1946, 1948, 1949 and in accomplishments, rather hla teams, "There wer* no'rabbit punchea," per:*■ While the Red Raider* rolled HIALEAH INVADER til 5:30. Intes-e.*ted high school Stu­ The bout, which Promoter Gol­ 1953, Wigren’s final season. Peter as modest Pete would prefer it said the referee. ‘ Fullmer might • JidiH'' past Hall by 14 points f.be Indians CoIlcgP BRakrtball 1 CONNECTICVT dents will hold a session Saturday die Ahearn is staging for the bene­ Close and Roger Turklnglon paced A grand total of 21 CCIL cham have hit him on the aide of the haad were fortunate in escaping with k fit of Hungarian Refugee Relief, what It look*, to be. Even early hKill lllxrom the field 2B-28. but tne Miami. Fla. (ito— First Light. night from 7 o ’clock until 10 and INVITATION the '54 squad. The pair alternated pionships in 29 years of compe­ but that was because Robinson waa narrow 41-38 tHumpTi only ’ last chanijis, bag;, ed 27 foui shots. ' Ung\^new "high “stogVe o f < o’‘tn^lv X o u a h the air in Wyman * victory was sparked by same amount he would have been will be carried over the usual Fri­ victima won’t stay dead. Johnnie Connolly and Gtorge May. paid last sea.son had the Navy Ill ' ' ^'year-old colt bred and formerly adult classes are scheduled Sunday 12 UNBEATEN TEAMS in winning practically every race tition were achieved. Eight times holding U m and ducking-Ua bond Saturday. But it could be that the Oklahoma City started a lineup Holy Cross ill, Massachusetts gj^. Kinston Churchill, day fight network (NBC) at 10 North, South Game pinned a 382 triple tb Pace . r twists but r.quirek great’body, Both played fine ball and scored not grabbed him. afternoon froqa 1:30 until'6:30. An during the all - victorious seaaop. the Red and White, altice rechrlat to a-void FUllmer’a ptmehes. Full­ locals have only been playing hard T'allen Giant averaging 6-7 and out-re'poimded Press triumph. Second place WhitkJ comedy' will be ably handled by p.m. (EST). . Duqueshe, artother fallbn glan|. nine and six j>oints. respectively. Ho was inducted in March and I has raced ' in England snd Ger- open period will be held Sunday Wigren’s imposing ■ record, no Close ia now a sophomore at St. ened the Indians, were rtmnerups. mer was Just too strong tor Rob­ enough to win. Tonight will defi­ Arizona 54-27. Lydqn Lee scored 22 Glass (38-14) blanked Howard’s \.xperts in the art’ of gymnastic control and balance. Balance at its St. BonaVenture 82, Lemoyne many and now is preparing to race night starting at 7 o’clock. Although Wigren started out as inson. He’s not the Roblnron o f old. Slatednitely tell Saturday the story. Meriden couldtifok an 88-45 thumping from the finest will be demonstrated by the For Keith’s, Bolshy. Cowles and received 'a medical dl.scharge in doubt,' would have been even John’s University in Brooklyn, BPd 6-10 Hugh Ri'J adeed 20 for Landscaping (12-40) 4-0 and third timifoolery. (NY) 62. ■ at Hialeak under the colors o f Mrs. Luke Easter, former„m-mber of track coach in 1921, league war­ He and Benny Leonard were the be in for a surprise If the host Flyersclub in the Blue Gras* Tourna- " triple ■ balance team \ of Bob Jim Oolerian played best. I October. the Cleveland Indiana, led the In­ greater in competition was held N.Y., where he ranks with the place Vic's Soda Shop (32-20) p T^ie youthful and handsome col- Rutgers 70, Delaware 64. Harris Brown. The colt-recently Bob Jasson, Michigan State's beat in the East and Turklngton fare didn't start until 1926. , j;reatest fighters I'Ve ever seen bi^t Mobile.^Ala.,comas anywher* Jan. 4 fJP>--Oppos­ near Its brilliantment at L,oulsville last week, b u t: Rice opened it* vmnasts have toiped cities i Pataky. Chirk Johnson nhd Lance The second gaioe saw the Cy- I The back trouble affects Podres' ternational League (n home runs yearly in CClL cross country. Due last night the Duke* up and bop-1 Ei.*ewn r . .*haded fourth place Mori arty., . . . . _ . > . .. -'*[ _s_.4. ..-l.il..> A . ssAn 1 f' pitching from time to lime, but in 1956. He hit 35 for Buffalo. to the fact that there were not ped the Flyers — at Dayton — Bros. (25-27) 3-1 in other matches, throng wni'b'e provoked by Glassmen in a battle .for first place, i it was spectacularly absent, dur- burgh Tchrs 61. I to Miami. man'from Winnipeg. eryough teams Interested a leagpie In Middletown. The latter waa a 1937, 1938 and 1941. Rhode Island son. namedeley. potent offensive lineups ' for a 53-39 victory over Texas A A M Blit Chapman of White Glass cam e! have r'^ealcdly played to pai-ked 79-71. Duque.*ne, led by Dave Rick- tics of clown* Fn>j! WiedSygott The entire C>'cli*t team played ing the 19.5,5 post-aeasrin clash didn’t come into existence until point-getter for the We* team Invitation crowns were produced As long es Fullmer wasn't hold­ tomorrow’s game. They’ also sn- In. a battle of zone defense.*, up with a 143 single-and became j house*. ^Physical Pjinorama" is in 1933, 1934 and 1937. ing, he was allowed to ptmch with neunced nigged defensive unit* de- and Dick Aronsom^'^ \ well. Bob Gleeson led the victors i when he won the third and seven- 1936. During the 18-year period last fall. One of Wlgren’s nine un­ a“ the” h a ^ !?i’d ne°^e^ traiVeJ-f'rom { i:»«rgiss _j*ch t ^breeze^defeat the loop's first kegler to chalk up | not * atamjard gymnastic routine, that Wlgren -coached the thin- defeated squads was hia last. In Perfect seasons I'n track were in a free hand. Robinson was doing sighad to stop the high-powered Ihg H o ^ r d Ala I 95-.54. Qplorado ' X \ in the scoring department with 20 j th games of the World Series. there on in as Dayton’s record a triple strike in the process. points. Mac McCurry was close be- i Pitcher Don Newcombe and clads in cross country. Manchester 1953, and this team added frost­ 1922, 1931-32-34-37, 1944 and 1960. the holding. He couldn't keep.FuU- . scoring machines. built a 60-38 lead and hung on to PAGANI C.A Oklahoma and Indiana. eight years in the American stand that Calvin is trying to dis- feated Geolw Washlhgton 72^5412754 [(Red) (Red) Wilsonwnson to 1957,1957 , contracts. ™ng, four- - game., - - -- u-hn 76Xna,.i{e,.g gnd teammate Norm Dknxuos, In addition to having, , Lrague definitely were the easiest po.*e of one o f them. Where an­ National Leagne CST. Berkeley, Calif., Ja_i. 4 UP— the I Ccncrai Manager Spike Briggs j ‘ A,® l-Burkc traila With 7d tallies.. scored the seaiton’s highest one- j ' : ' ; ;; ^ ' " for Charles Ryan Bllvera; other club talks trade to Cal-vln, Chicago 3, Montreal 3 m * ) anQ Spring Hill repeated as TTie'’ editor of the Pall, C-illforhlan 13-79 now ha.s brought 16 players Big Wimpy Wll.*on is the Con- gajhe total to date. 102 points, also |«*| -m TtM- s. • 1 . After seven World Series, six he doesn't want to know what the Eastern Leagne , Jim Swink O f' Texas Christian SSnior Bowl champ with gn 83 . suggests that the-university’s foot­ decidton over M o r ^ a d (Ky)-. fterm*.rterm*. The fa.*tbRlllng FoytackAgates Foytack (14-30K of them \rtnning opes, Charley'Sil­ player coming Washington's way Philadelphia 4, Charlotta 1 . ' holds the three-year rushing rec­ tractors’ fourth best scorer with .56 the loop's team scoring lead- I Om&llt.. ball team be replaced by a pro- A pair of Xavier 'sophs, Corny! won 15 games, and lost 13 last points and ranks sixth in the six^/ers, averaging 89.3 markers. Pa- ^ ^ ^ vers expects t o ^ on tha tools of] batted, or how a^ pitcher fared. His Johnstown 5. New Haven L ord in the Southwest Conference .(etsiohal squad. with 2,618 yards. . Freeman and Hank Slgin, each I season. ' - - ' team circuit. Secondiplace Pag^ gani's, a distant second, have ave;-- ' ' - - * ignorance, as the catcher's equip­ first question la, 'How much Is he Hawk.«4 SlotT Caterers (3:1) have four ca ^ ra 64- tallies'in four gaijies, ment Is known - i * getting 7” ’ "The o’ ’-:ct ’ of intercollegiate Election of Officers Slated football,” said ISditor Bob Falk FAST GOAL 80Q «N 0^ -g I* 'among the leading 15 and- two other averages include I-aFlafnme to the trad*, reg- ' Having nothing much else to sell, iln Ice Lianaclien^ among the top 10. The youthful L a -; gj 3 Missilemen 58. Chatterbox ularly for the "is to-win. This Is what the atu- Calvin Griffith urged McDonald to Chrlltmaa Night seams to be Flamme KMvinators <2-2), third g j 3 w h ite’Glass 45. Chicago Cubs. dents want. . . what the, alumni Superrtslon of the activities of»-.previous to obtaining a hunting peddle the fresh mr and hot dogs conducive to fast goal scoring in place occupants, show three play-1 individual honors go to Scott It's the aafne old wahc_,,:M . what the public want*.’ NeCi' York. Jan. 4 lAh—The Chi- the now welt-igstablished Manches- iipense. Although' the club is pri- at Griffith Stadium at night. He’ the American Hockey League. On ers in Ihe^ first 15 group, the same hooped 31 points for the best CARTER CHEVROLET CO., Inc., USEDCAR LOT story. Younger ter Rifle Club, Inc. la to be offi-1 marlly interested in the target as- suggested that the broadcaiter F'alk prefaced his editorial with Dec. 25,1951, Norm Corcoran while I cago Blackhawks, who’ll meet the number as the Missilemen. White game effort and also com' men coming cf.^ y turned! ovfer to the members p^cts of the shooting game it is ' stress the advantages of picnicking this quotation frdm George Ber­ playing for Herahay set tha league u Glass has placed two men In the "Xd n foul ^ along chaaed Sil­ nard Shaw: "The real Joke ia, ' - ' contest. themselves at the organizatlcjnal also Interested in providing its 1229 Main Street • Phone under the arc* ■w'hlle watching record for scoring the' fastest two I tno first hockey game ever tele- ^^,,,., whlle^Cattterbox Res-j tallied vers out of the am in earnest." meeting to be held tonight at 7:30 members with the ki)owledge and Mickey Mantle and Yogi Berra of goals tn sudcejslon. when ha tallied 1 .I’" " ': '- taurant jailed to ph.ee a single pc.;-' point.* in one best Job in .base­ at the Waddell School. Executive background which will make them the Yankees and other stars who "The’’ nMies, - the uiiiforms, the a pair in five 'econda. This year I fui* Mohlrea! Can^dlens’ drive to-l,ormer. The Missilemen, Chatter- Committee President N o r m a n , safe hunters. ball— third string ! ward the top of the National, ^ox and Glassmen are tied, for other owners are paying. home field would remain as they on Chriatmaa Night, Camille Henry Of the .58 players listed on the Larson made this announcement The official NRA brassards, sym- catcher for the are,’’ Falk continued He would Hockey League last night.; third spot in the standings | with Yankees. It was Short on Tale.nt . almost tied the mzrk wlt3j two in rosters of the six teams 30 have today. The club Itself, under the bolic of varying degrees of achieve- let the Associated ’'tudenta of the eight seconds. ' Beaten 6-2 at Chicago by Xlont-; tdentical 1-3 records. ! guidance of its senior founders ment in the official NRA nation- 1953 Dodge Club Coupt i $595 1953 Font Victoria $1145 time for tbd New The Cubs haven’t'anything spe­ real Tuesday, the last place Ha.yks „ , played in their club's every, game Radio, heater. Fordomatic. cial in the way of catching, but University of California retain Other Top Scorer* 1 circuit resumes war- and under the control of the Jun- wide compeUtive System for Jun­ Rsulto, heater., | i: . Tork club to sell - block of seats and provide carfl were expected to go qui4|tly Rounding out the top 15 imint-gch Monday night at the high ior officers .to be elected, will inau- lor.*, have been obtained by the him for $25,000 possess the* two most Interesting especlall/ with the Cana^iena.' on luid two players.Charley Silvers young pitchers in the business, Don tri<:kt and a marching band. >4lll Reichert. University of giirate a full stale Competltive.i club and will be available J o f‘»u»- North Dakota hockey star, aet the home ice. But Chicago jurnped Into Steve BcUinghiri (Cmem; *^^“ am ^W 'hRe'oiX** a^^^ program in the near future. i ^tion purpoiws at ^the meeltng 1951 Chevrolet l^Door k 3595 1955 Chevrolet Club CoiiiNi $1495 When the late and great scout; iKskser ahd/Moe Drabowsky. Even - Robert G. Sproul, president of wito the remarkable bonus babies UC, took Falk seriously enough to school record for a single gam e by a>2-0 le«t in the first period and I e ,.„ 59. Dan McKeever ..;ohen appeared----- c. before------the - ' ^e .1 „ th> onnsaraiw-e and executive officer. The ti Sarasota, FJa„ Jan. 4 (/P)- Paul Radio, heater.; KING'S as much money- for doing vastly POPULAR C»ACH' 325 for an 11.6 per game mark DEPARTMENT RTORB Epps. 143, Youngstown, Ohio. 10. iCoilhtyty Grand jiu^ ^ury .yesterday m tolfmJX sSnaS* Anton^^ lattermost pdsi- Waner, „,li08pltaj)«ed with pneu­ more work. Four other Generals stand taller Paris. France - - Dante Bini, Wltrlessea WltrieS! in a prdbe of an alleged ®*^*’*^ tlon pertain moat generally to th« monia since 'Sanday, l.-i Improved ~ ford Rd. and Ptae Bt, 1951 Chem ist StatlM Wagoa $695 1950 Chevrolet 2-Coor _ $295 Sure He Can Help Billy Reay the popular coach of thah Storiclc, but U s timing and Manrheatea 118'a. Paris, outpointed Tanny ^*'1 “Pcr^tlcn “»* range lUelf. in- but still in critical oHdltlon. ability to get position on bigger Dick Goldstein In San Antonio, Angeles; are welterwelghU. eluding such' responsibilities as Ar- Waner, 53. is in an.oisygen tent Radio, heatea 8-paasenger. Radio, heater. Silver, 32, believes he can h^lp the hew Rochester - Americans In PARIUNO Campo, 120,'Manila. 10. the Chicago Nationala. men have' given him an e<]$e.' Tex. . - ' ! langlng firing times and arrang­ much o f the time. "Provided I haven’t forgotten the American Hocaey XeSgue (s .TIES IN SPORTS Cohen'B appearance was l»ri*f U V RECORD ing competition. He played for the Plttaburgh rkpldly winning the pralsea pf the DUCK L U C « and his t^iUmony'iconcen.ed Itself • Pirates In his prime and hit .300 or 1 ^ Plymouth i-Door \194l Ohssnlct Goovcrtihl* 3295 how to catch.” ^ Speaker Tonight Being toaaed out. of the only league's-followers through Us fine Radio, heater. ■ New York (IP)- Sports co.urticr- chiefly with an accusation that po­ ^ I c a g o (JP- Kenny XIosdell has Speaking______to the club___ at tonight better durir.g 14 seaaioTUi. He was Radio, heater. - v base bail organization he baa efforts in making the new entry Taloga. Okla. Uf^ — It was g bit are conspiring to take my ^ ^ ^ to t: e baseball■ HaU of cialB seen, to be the rage these lice known was considerable of. a a playoff conten^r. in his home embarraalng for J[ohn Myelii. He day*. During tne World Series, life. ------,------^ . shock, but Silvers admits It could town of Rochester hs has become took hia son, John Lee, hunting room he aquared off In the corri-, and two eomedisn Joe E. Brown -fllmed a whose topic .will be the National He is now. a battlho Instructor have, beep wone. He might have one of the favorit* sports figures mid while dad was miaaing, the dor with a policeman, but the fight, i Hockey League. Except (for- this short -In which he played a num- Rifle ^M n. competitive program j m the Milwaukee Braves farm been traded /to Washington, ft In that spe^rt' loving city. All tU s boy. got aeVeral birda. Flni . _ bc of... positions on the baseball like the Aragon-Goldsteln fight, ■ ^ca-*on when he was with the Chl- for juniors. Lent haa for ! ayatem, ■ ■■ is hot yurprlsing, or-jln U s play­ Myers got a duck but waa ail cago Black Hawks, all of his big example. ’ . field. He even iimpired and was didn't come off. —' y years been a priindnent shooting Things g o t so bad at Oriffll ing days he was one of the best out of breath when he giot through. i .shown /selling ^peanuts, in Uje Cohen challenged Sgt. William league oareefc was wRh the Mont'* enthusiast in the State and has Stadium laat season that Art liked "perform rs 01 the ice. ’While He saw a winged duck running on Por iMPMriiilig ^ i, Baker Satinfied . f I stands.' -Then Maxie Ro.*ejtHl(x>ni Forern-)/ to 'Take off yo.i. ,l»ad|ie,’’ pea. Canadiens. Now 84, he .seemed devoted imuch time In the past to McDonald, the .veteran teiacaaUr playing for the Guebtc Aces in the the ground and ha chased it down. to improve as he grew’ older for Chicago, Jan. 4 (iP)- Gene Baker,1 /. / — J— — 1»...... ex-light • heavinveigli.t ^haniplon. but the. officer kept it on- the' ilipport of' smallbore .target Chicago Oubs’ second baaemah, I who (la as exuberant.,as the r«st, 1944-^5 aeasori, oh bis way up u: to he enjoyed his best campaign* tdiena. FIRST SHOT put on a boxing act and XticKby Last' week' Goldstein told ; th; werk.'i has signdd his lW7 contract, it could tidce tt no longer. stardom vrith Montreal Canad 29 Hell SI. . - during J9.53U84 and 1954'i55. In 1 I Film on Program , ng; of Rooney turned up'on New Year' * lurji that lAragpn aumn.oriwl' hlni was announced today. p ahd Sales vAs long as Clant Griffith was Billy was /voted the "B ynt Blairomre, Alta. —• Joey Day as a quarterbacit, coAchb, to hia horns DhCt. ,7 and offered 1964 he. safcde 'the., All-8 luded-on the program is alive, 1 felt that he was trying." Vtm y" Tropby. ’preaantad anniiaUy- OhabUtibn waa oflered , t ^ first Ke Was Itorn \% M' of la flliii demonstrat­ to tba player best combining'^- khot when be,and hi$fatber'spotted referee, announce^(U»a api^datoiI hlml$500 to lose tlije San Antoni* NO DE.AD HIRGHT says BfcOonald. "The Old M i^ at fight; which d a s caitoeled at Vthe ing th* tine DHtnl* ot hunter tajfyW. fHONEMItelMa ,9-5238 least knew baacb(sl). I doubt {that a herd o f elk. W ith dfe shot, young Former heavyweljlht ciumpion Hunter siM«ty *>«» recently .beeotno Oncinnati' (NEjA) nTH* muicu-- 122f JyiAIN ST. Joey brought dewn \sn elk at. ” CoJtoh BoTtby ^ d d bH^ves bir laat moment when Aragon iviaa Jar R ^ le g s’ roster totals than) ar* more than four in*h on . i Joy Walcott operates a cqmblna- an Important triyining program for id ia U n M ! 1956 Georgia Te|h tqdtball toam rqun<) lo have a fever. 7,817 {Munds with Tad Ktuszawakt prasaat club gattlng mor* thaa tadm J .have , list...... AtTy.. William...... B-...... McKss-j-,Uon molel. gas station huntora In th* > Stata and haa _Ui “waa the 19W, bacome compulaory training th* haavlast at IM. • . t yver coaehts ^ aaid ha had a "h u n ^ ” Cohejilwash hoar Canutyd, N ., J, r / i'-. I \ ■ V

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Free parking. ‘Tf you TO PAY. IF YOU WISH CaU MI. 9-1107 any timq. Sweet Family’s Aquarium Radio said today that Orest Steph­ tory aupervisra service. Tel. Ml. ESTATE^EADQUARTE^IR V p 6TAI«« , IN TMf •MAL119T «OOMS, B a r oowN«TAift«,M T>ie rARit ceuAe.oNi want a pet—aee ue.” Open Mon.,- ••SUPER’’ “D E L U X E ” lY ROOM for one or two girls, en MSkdr, fo rin t St. I dMIs uni­ AdnrtiMment 9-9688. ■0I4MAU,T8M WAlTIR.FOaiVCBlACiC PiT Sat. e-6. Thurs. and Fri., 9-9. prvltegei of home. A few versity professor who renooBced M lffM f M4TALL4 kl.fl& *l.l^ «IZfD BULM L ROOMS OF FURIGTURE fe^t «pm everything. ,Call MI. FOR 1957 ; TV SERVICE, 82.80-per caU. All Parma and Land Van Sale 71 Auctions 78 his American - eitlzenahipt - now la SMALL DOG—pait Chihuahua and All 100% Guaranteed - 9-3329. X CLASSIFIED ADVT. work guaranloed. CaU Bob Webb. WAW.'BOtB’ilV Fox Terrier.. Five • monthe old, .SEE THESE JAIiVIS YOU SAVE THE MOST S ix T 12 Species M innow s head 68 the depertment of geoideey ONLY 8433 at Lvov Polytechnlcal IneUtute, in D B rt. HOURS " , Ml. 9-8801. ‘TOOfMAUfriU Houaebr^en, MI. 9-9912,' 828 Delivere—818.18 Month NORTH COVENTRY — 110 aefe AT OONN.’S MOST THRILLING ApartmetitA— flats— farm with new;bam. Old Cewf'Cod LISTINGS IN - his native 'Ukraine. 8:16 A. M. to 4:S0 F. M> RADIO TV Servlfe. Sewing — YOU GET — AUCTIONS ! Tencmeiita 63 nine room house, with, tyro fire­ By RQQER MORIN Maker, 35, is a Ruaaian-born ex­ KcWnes and small appUances PEDIGREED Beagle puppies. Call ' 18-PlECE BEDROOM places. PI. 2-7M)i(, /■ M ^CHESTER Some peraons hava hobbias at pert eii photo-mapmaktng. Ha waa W w i Call Ralph Aldrich. Rorkvili^ TR. 8-7917,______■ . y 18-PIECE LIVING ROOM One Visit Will Convince You - COPY CLOStNt TIME IrOCKVILLE — Three attractive which they cart work la their spare' fired, from his SL IkMils teaehing 12-PIECE KITCHEN 32 ArdmoreRoiid—A famUy-Bized Of The Fabulous Savings.... job last summer and went tARuo- - 6 1 three room modern apartments. time but others likte hobbies tliat FOR CLASSIFIEDM^VT. — Plua — . Stoves,' refrigerators and heat fur­ home. at a falKprice. Cape Cod sla with, his wife last month. DICK’dl-xWEATHERSTRIP Com­ Poultry and SuopHes 43 Hod a tor Sale' 72 style with’ full shM^jdoznter. Three MON. THRU FRL\ pany dobra and windows, .custom ELECTRIC REFRIGERATOR nished. 8100 per month. Wataon .' AU Brand-New Merchandise require m.ore time than., they Geodesy Is a branch of appUed , worV. guaranteed. CaU Ml. 9-1888 BROAD BREASTED Bronze tur­ TV SET AND (X)MB. RANGE Realty, Thrall Rd. Vernon. TR; bedrooms, attacheo^garage, IH Giftware, Hand and Power Tools, actually can spfre. mathematics which determinaa by 10:S0 A. M. ^ MANi 36 Wellington Rd. baths. Built-in diehwl^er and ex­ Electrical Appliances; Toys, House­ s^ ter 6 p.rti. keys, fresh and frozen, Reedy any Free storage until wanted. Free '5-7680 or MI. 9-7885. Mr. and Mrs. Francis Sweet, observation and measurentent the delivery. Free set-up by our own '—6evi room colonial. Excellent haust fan in kitchen, AXJne lot de­ hold Needs, Jewelry, etc., etc.l exact position of points and araaa SATURDAY 9 A. M. time, . 10-28 Ibe. Freeh egge. signed for children. IirvBqwers. 82 Foster S t, aeem to be in the ■ Schaub's Turkey Farm, 188 Hllla- reliable men. APARTMENT—Three large rimms m. Fireplace. Oil steam -pf large portions of the learth'a newly decorated with stove and at. Attached garage. Tastefully School area and close to Manc^**' latter e a t e r y , With alx aquari­ TOITB OOOPEBATION WILL GENl iL house aU kinds, town Rd. -- Phone for appointment Every Thursday, Friday iUrface. ‘ after a. refrigerator.'.Heat and all utllitlea decorated. Immediate occupancy. ter High School. Selling at 81' BE APPBEClAtCO CaU PI Hartford CH. 7-0388 ums In Alarge home-mada cabinet. Moscow Radio also broadcast a furnished. Parking apace and nice Senelbly priced at 817,900. (>I1 A. ■■ and Saturday Nites It Ukeamost of Mrs. Sweet’s day' CHUCK'S I I and T.V^Servlce. After 7:00 p.m. R. WUkie a Co., 481 E. . Middle ' 48 Arcellia Drive—Big roo; report' o f an interview in which yard. 8115 monthly, AvaUable Sales Start at 7 p.m. to afs that everyth', j la fimctlon- 181 North SmaR^vappIl- Articles For Sale .45 CH. 6-46M 3-4921 after 6 Tpke. MI. 9-4389, MI 9-0649. luxurious Cape God horns. 8: Makar skid he had found that Dial Ml 3-5121 See It Day Or Night January 1st. MI. really huge rooms, 3 or 4 bedrooms, Irtfr projSarly among the family’s much Inforrtlatioh'he reoelTed from ances malted, 8-6817. -re0- p.m. dence MX. 3-6960. ROYAL AND Smith-Corona port­ If you have no means of transpor- 60x36 SIX ROOM ranch, 38 ft. 3 tllAl baths (1 with stall shower). accommodite 1000 people ih.. ' American neAepapere about Rus­ able and standard typewriters. taUon. I'll send my auto for you. TWO ROOM fumlshfd apartment. master bedroom,' excellent condi­ Ttt landscaped lot. Picture Over 900 cars! More Than SO FMi sia to be wrong. The broadcast- RUBBISH AND aahea rknmved AU makes of adding machtnea No obligation. Private bath. Apply Marlow’s, 867 tion, six years old, large lot, higi ik kitchen with dishwasher and Their more than 50 small aquatic said; i m t a n d F o m d General cleaning. ceUars, atyca aoid or rented. Repairs on all A— Lr—B— El— —^T—’S Main St. elevation, 810,600'. Carlton mlcarta counters. Extras galore. "CJonn'ssI^rgest Auction Fir animals have a wide variety of "He found a deep redpect for and yards. Reasonable 'ates. makes, Marlow’a. — 43-45 ALLYN ST., HARTFORD Hutchins, MI. 9-5132, 9-4694 ^ Wired to take that 'hew Christmas colors. Some are beautiful and science and culture... he consider- / LOST—Black Angora cat. Vicinity A H. Hubblab Removal. Ml ROCKVILLE—Five rooni cold Oat. workshop. Being sold. due to own­ POST A c t io n r o o m s others, such as the black guppies ed the Moscow ^ e tr b '(subwayK. SALE—83 1-3% off on 1986-1957 Princeton St., East Middle Tpke„ 9-9787. No car sijace. One chUd or elderly m o d if ie d ENGUSH coXonlal, six er’s transfer. This can be youra for ^ TURNPIKE originating from either Trinidad., one of the most beautiful Tn the ' or Parker St. Answers to the name wallpaper. Green Paint and Wall- couple. 818 per week. 420 Lake St. large roomrf and attacned garage. only 818,900. Venezuela or Barbados . are slfn- World. DOORS OPENED, keys fitted, ThM^hiVr paper at the Green. Open daily 8-9 Musical Instruments 5.3 Opp. Conn. Lt. ftyPow^r Co. Bldg. —ot-Nl»lle. MI. 8-8102. ______copied, vacuum. cleaners. Irons, Nice shaded lot ityventer of Man­ 55 Eva D riye-A dandy sjiacious ply homely. B\it, mixed with others "Asked why he left the UiSOb.. THREE ROOM-kpartment. Adults chester,—lAvlnp^ri of different hues, they become an Makar said that after he meU\ LOST—Lady’s small wrist watch. guns, etc., repaired Shears, iOi $uMn$MK . GULBRANSEN direct blow ma­ only. ReasonableXjnqulre— 30914.. Bearwm ranch home just 2 years knives, mowers, etc., put Into con. naoNTe it, ovi, FOR SALE—55 gal. drums, in good with fireplacA;^Dlning room, large indispensable addition to thh scientists from the Soviet Union Leather strap. Vicinity Westown hogany spinet , piano, 1495. Spruce St. kitchen and separate' laundry young on large landscaped lot. Full dltion for coming needs. Braith- CAMS0A. condition, 82.80 each. For further ■ Kempa, Inc. Ml. 3-8680. basement. Fireplace, ceramic tiled aquarium. in Stockholm this summer Iwhere Pharmacy, Hartford-Road. Call room. Albo lavatory. Second floor, Reac^n • Mrs. Sweet states they have he attended the Eighth Geodetic Ml. 9-4606. waite. 82 Pearl Street. information call 'ITie Herald, WOUID LIKE to share my four bath. Khotty pine kUchen with for­ phone MI.’ 3-5121. MUSIC inatnimental, rental. Com­ roofn apartment with young Wom­ three/large bedrooms and bath. mica counters. Carport. Excellent jviat about every' species found in Congress) and read numerous pub­ LOSr-One leaf shaped sUver ear-! GONDKR’S T.V. Service, available plete line of instruments. Rental an. Write Box X, Herald. Must be seen to be appreciated. location for children and that new pet shops around thl.i part of the lications, he became convineed of ring on Main St. betvreen Church ^ y time. Antenna conversions. CHROME Stroll-0-C3hair. Converts applied to purchase price. R w re Jaston Realty,. 165 School St. MI. Oirlke’s Poiii State. the great scientific opportunity for ^ 9 4 7 '!. Evenings. Ml. 9-7466. fanulv pet. Priced' for quick sale at S ^ S ^ n e and Center Church. PhUTO faClpiy supervised service Help Wanted— Female 35 Help Wanted— Male to high chair, strolieri formica senting Olds, Selmer, Ped 817,300. geodetic work in the Soviet Moring—Tnicklnf teble and chair and a rocker. 830. The Sweeta' four children, Ter- Also, set of keys. Ml. 9-1264^^ Tel. Ml. 9-1486. ler and Bundy. MeUer'a Music TWO FIVE room apartments, one n . France# 9, Bonnie 8, and Union." .) Storage 20 TOOL MAKERS — vFirst ClSM, MI. 9-6473. Studio, 177 McKee. Ml. 3-7500. four room tenement. MI. 3-47S1.- 114,400—THREE bedroom ranch. Elxcellent V.A. and F.H.A. financ In MidiUe East CLEUtN AND paint Utoae gutters Ilam 6, are more than fond of “He also exprassed . hie best FOUND On Maple St. day before thteresting Opportunity overtime, top pay. Manchester Garage, hot.^wa'ter heat, immacu­ ing available on all listings. Call 16 wishes for his friends snd for all Christmas, child's watch. PI. now. Avoid eosUy repairs later. MANCHESTER - Moving and f r a n k J. SE3NTIMENNO. teacher, FIVE ROOM unheated aprfrtment late condition, near biu and shop- the^m ily hobby. Sweet has many Ml. 3-1888., truckUlg Co. Ml. 8-6368. Owned Tool A Desi^, 130 Hartford Rd. SHINERS FOR ice fishing. 39. inspect the home of yoUr choice, (OonttBOed from Page Ota) booksyteallng with the raising and the American people for the. new 3-7498 after 6 p.m. Ml. 9-5263. of guitar. Chester Accordion Co with garage and two sun porches. i>lng, Carlton W.‘ Hutchins. MI. year," the broadcast sdded. and operated by Walter B. Per- Available for girl at least 21 Hazel St. MI. 9-7083. 91 Union St. MI. 8-5709. Located in an attractive rural 9-5132, 9-4694. TODAY. care of\he flih. FOUND-^n Kew Year’s Eve. REETUGERATION sales and serv­ ett Jr., and WUUara J. Pickering. years old with good educational or neighborhood in Vernon, Cohn. fringing on the so'C ereignty of Mid­ The kinds of Ash which the man's wrist watch. Comer Pearl ice. Oommardal.. houkehold, air business background. Initiative, Centrally located near church, MANCHESTER—Six room ranch. dle East nations. Sweets raisK must be kept at a Hardwoods make up about M conditioners, 'freesera. A. amd W- MANCHESTER Package Delivery. Imagination and the ability tp work LIONEL TRAINS , per cent of the lumber output In and Main St. Call Ml. 9-8168. JOIN A GROWING stores and bus line. Available Ideal location, convenient to bua JARVIS REA^rt CO. Khaled Mohleddin, the former temperature’ 6f between 7.5 to 80 Refrigeration Co. Ml. 9\1387, BU. Light trucking and package deliv­ on your own are helpful In' this un­ AND ACCESSORIES Wearing‘ Apparel— Furs 57 and schools, hot water oil heat, • Teasing hia Ash la a favorite pastime of Fred Sweet of 82 Foster S t Sweet who with his family the United States. ery, Refrigeratora, waahera and Feb. 1. Young business couple pre­ 854 Ceiiterlstreet "Red Majpr” 'brought back by degrees, exceptNvhen mating, and has an aquarium with six tanks, knocks on the casing of one of them to stir up some of his more than LOST-jQreen wallet pn_. Hertford 9-3196, Ml. 9-0088. usual position. Benefits Include X COMPANY ferred. Write Box Y, Herald. full cellar, garage, sensibly priced. \ stove moving epeciaity. Folding' CHESTER "Furriers; Furs remod­ in that instance, \h* water must 50 minnows. (Herald Photo by Pinto). , . ' ,V ' bus arrivlhg In Manchester at paid vacations, five day week, Famous make electric blankets at Call A. R. Wilkie & Co., 481 East M i/^ -4 m Elgyptian Presidert Nasser to edit be from 85 to 90 - 3:80. January 8. Valuaable papers. BUYING PAPER, magazines, rags, chulra for rent. Ml. 9-0782. group insurance. For additional In­ In the growings carbide cutting cost or below. eled, repaired, cleaned and Middle Tpke. MI, 9-4389. scrap-iron and metal.. Will pick glazed.. Work done at my home. the Cairo newspaper A1 Mesaaa, When a disease, -is^’drst' spotted Town CaU MI. 8-7278. formation and confidential inter­ tool industry we need experienced BUDGET CENTER Businns Locations Evenings Ml. 3-7847, MI. 9-1200 on the Ash — and the'mo.M com­ Plante Mean Oxygen a couple of goldAah for his chil­ the raiders was not-shut off. The up any time. Dial lU-tTl 8-7621.' view machine operators |ihd other types No overhead. Save. Call MI. 88700 COZY TWO bedroom ranch. rejected the ;iea of standb.v troop -91- Center St., MI. 3-4164 , 9-7218 for free estimate at your For Rent 64 mon are ich, tall rot, ’^nsunip- The more p’ i.ts there are In a dren. He found that he toon had a small Ash got Into the air Alter Call of Industrial persodnel. If you want Five years old, copper plumbing. authority and questioned the good Vicinity FLbOR AND papering service. Painting—-Papering 21 home. Under no obligation.* Capes faith o f economic aid. If the Unit­ ■tlon and mouth fungus the tank, the more oxygep will be serious undertaking. His present and died. y ' Adv^rti^ment ‘ F O U N ^ M ^ e tiger cat. Floors sanded and refinished. Also a good job apply at office. STORE—Formerly Sears Roebuck Excellent condition. Nice trees. MANCHESTER TrumbdU Road.UaU...... MI.. 9-0060. and stoles, 830. ed States wants to help Egypt, he water must be treated meduslnal- found in the water. TTie plants ab­ cabinet aquarium including all The motor which supplies the papering and painting. TR. 8-9071 REFINISHING ceiiinga, palnUng, Liberty Mutual Insurance Co. SI the Center. -Desirable .Main St. Carlton W. Hutchins. MI. 9-5132, ly. But the Ash often die, either ornaments inside is worth about Publi^^earinir* paper hanging, waUpwer books. BOY'S SHOE skates, si 3 or 4. Ml. 9-4694. $21,000 / said, it could release her 840 mil­ sorb the carbon dioxide and give oxygen at the Sweet aquarium can f o u n d —Brittle and white female or TR. 8-1080, BOY’S HOCKEY skates and com location, heat furnished. Approxi­ cause the disease has not b out oxygen. The fish often eat the $400, exclusive of labor put into Addittpnitl Appropriattoiu Fully insured. Tel, Ethyard R. Manchester MI. 3-1161 NELCO TOOL CO., INC. Reasonable. MI. 9-3633. mately 1200 sq. ft. floor space. Ml. lion of frozen assets. take care of SO tanka, but Mrs. Boxer. Call Lee Fracchia, Dog bat boots. Size 9. Man's brown Excellent 3-famlly.flat. like new. S.vrian newspapers have turned detected in time or for other un­ lants, although no explanation is building it. Sweet says she doesn’t want that . 1956-57 ^ d g e t TOOLS RECONDITIONED i Mow Price. MI. 9-1008. overcoat, size 42. Tel. MI.,3-5484. 9-6808 or MI. 9-8521. 812,500—OFF EAST Center St. Six In Accordance with the prtivt- ■Warden. MI. 8-48^.______era, (hand and power) preciiion 266 C^ter St., Pina St. entrance room Cape, aluminum siding, die Three-car garage. (?loie to new against the plan which they call known reasons. for the fLsh’s attitude. Several professional men in town many In the house. Half a dozen PUNCH PRESS operafors. full and GIRL'S WHITE figure skates. Good High School. One flat vacant. CaU When the Ash Aoats around with >> are only fed once a d; y. have stated their desire to have take up enough of her time. sions of Chapter V, Set^on 3, of FOUND-Female Beagle puppy, ground, motors serviced. Sawg of. part time; Apply 284 Hartford Rd. SHEARED -BEAVER coat, sm a ll- INDUSTRIAL AREA to rent m bath, aluminum storm wiqdowa, the ‘‘Blaenhower Doctrine." The all kinds. Machine filing and re­ Conraca and ClaasM 27 condiUon, Size 3. Ml. 9-0918. lease. 3200 sq. ft. floor space, immaculate condition, wooded lot. anytime. chairman of the Foreign Affairs all Ana closed it means a sure weet says the less the min­ Sweet build aquariums for their the Town Charter: black, white and brOwn. Call Lee medium size. Good condiUon, MI. death. At that time, the other Ash Notice is hereby given that Yub- pS’acehia, Dog Warden^MI. 3-4840. toothing. Circular saws, precirion N^IWTDN’ ROBERTSON Bakery 3-8985. ground floor, heated, loa^ng plat­ Carlton W. Hutchins. MI, 9-5132, Committee of Parliament said the nows ire-fed, the more Vigorous offices. sharpened; iguinmlng: axes enal- RADIO-Electronics - Television — has several good bread and pastry form. near- railroad. 760’ from 9-4694. WARREN E. HOWLAND In the tank will bite the sick one, they seenvto be. Their diet consist# One of - the Sweets' most inter­ Legal Notice Uc Hearings of the Board til Di­ Train at Connecticut’s Oldest WANTED—Woman for housework Uiemonflw—Watches—- 450 Woodbrldge Street-MI. 3-1108 plan was "a plot engineered by the th^efore hastening death. Special lage ralvea, mower blades, snears, openings. We need several good Main St., Manchester. Ml. 9-5043. Imperiaiists and fee’ by Zionism.” ' of frozen a^i.'.tp and special worms esting breeders is their 3-spot rectors of the Town. oLManoies- EUtectronlcs School! Day course. and live In. Good pay. MI. 3-5687-; Jewelry 48 h a v e . MEDIUM pcifced-'houses for Evenings Mr. Dlmock-MI. 9-6008 haters are put in the tanks for khives seiTsted; clippers, etc. reliable, married men who want THREE SIZE 10 evenings gowns. The Soviet press has labeled the which can ^ found at most pet Gouramla. They are light blue ex­ THIS IB TO C E R T iry that we. the ter, Connecticut, wdil be held . In AanonncementB Evening course. Enroll now! Class sale. Excellent locations. J. D. rick Ash. undsrslvnsd, hsVs focm^d a tlmltsd the Municipal Bulld'ng Hearing Keys duplicated. ; Empeon H. starting aoon. Ne\" England Tech­ to make a better than average liv­ LEONARD W. TOST Jeweler,'Te- Used once. Call MI. 3-7818. plan a scheme for aggression snd stores. cept'at mating time when the male partnership known as.'H'BARLES E. Abora, Maple St.. Ellington. Rock­ / ing. Blxperience not necessary. Realty Co. John DcQuattro, Brok­ / If there are too many Ash in turns a dark gray. The female will Room on the 15th day of January. JKOOMB TAXES prepared in yo nical Institute of C!ortn., Ihc., 193 pair*, adjusts watches expertly. Rouses For Rent 65 domination, it has ridiculed the There are a'joiH 12 species found TOBNEBE it A S k K ftA T ^ for the ville TR. 8-7166. OFFICE CLERK Guaranteed salary and commis­ LADY’S BLACK seal fur coat, size er. Ml. 3-52M, MI. 9-3640. the aquarium or they are over fed, at the Sweets' homeat j/reaent. In­ produce between 300 and 500 purpose of transactinc \biJhdncss xa a 1987, ..at eight o'clock in the af­ home or by appointment. E: Trumbull St., Hartford, Conn. JA. Reasonable prices. Open .daily. 16 41” long. 810. Write Box S, Suburban For Sale 75 idea that a"vacuunin" exists in th^ they will rise to the top seeking general stock brokerage and. commla* sion. Free health and welfare in­ Thursdav evenings. 129 Speuer ANDOVER LAKE—Five room un­ Middle East as a resultsuit of the vl/- cluded are several l^ d # of sword- eggs a\ a time. To get the rrion biialneM including st^ks. .bonds, ternoon, to act on proposed addi­ fenced tax work. Call MI. 347 8-3406. sitiw for a surance for the entire family. Paid Herald. * 8i3000^1^addell Rd. Three bed­ oxygen by sticking their heads Street. Ml. 9-4387. furnished house. 890 per month. BOLTON—Many listings including tual disappearance of British aod fiah, Bclssorsfish, bliK;k mollies, eggs, the male will squeeze them mutual funds and other aecuritlek. tional appropriations tb the 1966- Household SerriCM. young or mlddle-ageo woman vacations. Furnished uniform. room Colonial, excellent condition. out of the water. out of the female with his long Tlie general partners are: Call PI. 2-7653. 813,600—Hawthorne St. Vacant a new ranch in a secluded spot French infl'ience, and that /the . Pipes called air raiders are blacklace angels, hamn^fish and Charles K. xhenebe. 204 Bloomfie|,d 57 General Fund Budget of the Oftersd 18-A ■ Storks-— _ verifying and recapfping sales Pension plan. If you would like to 'with basement garage; older blind cave fish. feelers. Ave.. West Hartford. Conn., Town aa follows: n work outside and be pretty much Gape, four rooms. Communist bloc has designs of fil- passed through the tank to assure F e n o B i^ Mortgages 31 invoices and caJculatlng sales- Fuel and Feed 49-A R o o y ;8 Without Board 59 FOUR ROOM single house, com- home, six (or seven) rooms -on iing the void. — An Interesting attractlonNs the When the eggs come out. he then Ouernle H. Moor^ 683 Bloomfield libraries ...... f 1.000 WEAVING of bums, moth holea your own boss, stop in and talk pleteiy furnished. Automatic oil an adequate supply, of oxygen puts them in a bubble nest. After Ave,, Bloomfield. Conn. WANTED—Hide to Piatt * Whit­ men's commissions. Accuracy DRY OAK WOOD, cut fireplace / 816.300—Parker St. Vacant six five acres; split level in Bolton T^e ■ Soviet- government news­ from the air bubbled through the “ mystery" snail. The drone iKfe- Both of (he general partners are, au­ K>ard of E d u c a t i o n 9,000 and tom clothing, boalery runs, HOME OWNERS! Combine year- it over with Mr. Foraker, 780 heat and hot water, all electric Center; and a beautiful new ranch male at times and sometimes it\is the task Is completed, the female thorised to tranaact the partnership' ney JUrcndt. 7 a.m.-8:80 p.m. from and aptitude for figures are re­ Wethersfield Ave.,. Hartford. and stove lengths. 810 per load. room Colonial. paper Izvestia charged that the water. The water is Altered at the Architects A Engineers handbags repaired, zipper r^ end bills Into an casy-to-pay sec­ PLEASANT, heated room with pri­ kitchen. In Bolton, five minutes in Coventry on Bolton Town Line. a male. It car. reproduce itself. Ai must be taken out because she business and sign the firm name. Proposed Jr. High School LanlallBtrMl. 9-2886. quired. This is a key poaitidn PI. 2-7886. vate bath. Call MI. 8-4033. from Manchester. Adults only. MI. United States has "openly an­ aanie time while passing through The special partners are: placement, umbrellaa repaired, ond mortgage loan costing only a 819.000— Over North, two-family ■T. J. Crockett, Realtor, MI. 3-1577 the aquariums have snails which ats some of the eggs or disturbs Carl L. Thenehe. 4 Walbrldge Bead. By allocation from Capi­ men’s ahirt collars reversed and penny a month for each dollar you and will merit close investiga­ 9-1794. duplex with grocery store. nounced its intention to uhderm.ine cotton and .’ipungla.i.^. « F 0 6 MEN who cart” — Dante's ELECTRONIC R(X)M TO RENT. Inquire State or residence MI. 9-7751., the United Nations' efforts to re­ The water must be tested oc­ clean the glass ahd c-/tfish which nest when she becomes excited, West Hartford, Conn. tal Improvement Reserve Barber Shop — Shopping Plaza, replaced. Marlow’s UlOe Mend­ owe. Call Frank Burke at CH. tion. No typing necessary. • Garden— Pa rm— Dairy remain in the bottom to clean that male takes care of the hatch­ Clarence L. Gowen. 30 Bainbrldse F u n d ...... '.N, • 10,(X)0 ing Shop. 6-8897 days or JA 9-5S53 eves. Con­ TECHNICIANS Tailor Shop. 8 Blssell St. MI. 821.000— Centrally'located 5 and 5 store peace and security” in the casionally to assure that it con­ Road. Weal' Hartford. Conn. East Center at Lenox St. Quick Products 50 3-5047, kn. 3-7383. rat, one vacancy, four years old, area. It added; "It is not the Soviet tains the proper amount of acid. part. ing 6l eggs. Wyncla C Ilibbard. Riverside Hoad, Sidewalks antf'Curbs ..... 10,000 service—plenty of free parkli^. . necticut Mortgage Exchange. SuLurban For Rent 66 Wanted— Real Estate 77 In a\:ecent batch, all Ash were Greenwich, Conn. TRY US FOR reupholstering, slip Apply Experienced men required to as­ many extras. Union but the United States which Too much acid or not enough will Sweet started his hobby some The amount of capital fumlRhed and Jacob F. MlUer. Saerstary covert draperiee,. rug cleaning. IN PRIVATE home, well heated, ______A.__ ------two years ago after having bought lost bec^se the sir supply from Board of Directors WANTED — Something different, semble, wire and test electronic CONVENIENT four room house. WANTED—Two-family houses to desires more ahd more concessions, also cause death. actually paid in by each special part­ Free delivery service. All work Busineau ODOortnnitien -32 Coca Cola Bottling Company devices. Will consider recently dis­ APPLES, 81 and up. Louis Bottl, clean single room. Quiet neighlmr- military bases and all manner of ner is: Manchester,. Conn. something better. We have It. S. 6. hoodi gentl^an preferred. Refer­ Convenient location. Call PI. T. J. CROCKETT, Realtor sell. Qualified buyers waiting. Can L. Thenehe...... /.IIR.675.00 guaranteed! Smith's Upholstery 481 Main Street charged veterans with experience 260 Bush Hill Rd. / 2 6693. . political, economic and military (’ larenco L. Gowen 2,268.00 Dated at Manchester, Conn, this Pierce Producta at Welles Farm Shop, 243 N. Main St. MI. 9-4663. RESTAURANT FOR SALE. Buai- ences. MX-S-8183. MI. 3-1577 or Madeline Smith. Realtor. MI. Wagm, TalcottviUe. East Hartford, Connecticut in this field. Must )>e familiar with No. 1 GREEN MIWNTAIN pota­ privileges In the Middle East.” Up Cent a Gallon in Texa Wyncla C. lUbbard .. 2,067.60 26th day o f December, i960. Evenings MI. 3-7367. ness ebtabUsbed. Good location. electronic test equipment. Excel­ 9-1642. The partnership cpfnmenced Febru­ toes, mealy and nice, eating, de­ WELL, HEATED -room with private / Residence MI. 9-7?5l ■The United States plan, caused ary 3, 1953 and ts tp^otinue indefinite- WANTED—Ride to Pratt A Whit­ Call Ml. 9-8265. lent opportunity for the right man. Wanted To Bent 68 If u RNIt u IIB repairing' and refin- livered to your door. Call C. T. enttkhce. Will accommodate one USTINGS WANTED—Single, two- "U.N. headquarters to resemble a and A ney. 3rd shift. Vicinity Homestead SEWING MACHINE operators family, three-family, bueiness beehive struck by a club,”/ Izvefetia CHARLES E, THENEHE ishlng; 'luqtlques restored. Fbral- TERRIFIC MONEY maker. "Laun- GRAY MANUFACTURING Hathaway. MI. 9-6438. qr-fwo gentlemen. lOi Chestnut St. YOUNG COUPLE with two chil­ MANCHESTER —Cape Cod four Rnb»rt P. F«lrh St. Ml. 9-8827, . wanted. Night shift, 5 p.m.-10 p.m. property. Have many cash buyers. Jacqueline J. Stronawikl Invilation ture Jlepalr Service, Talcottville. dry Miss" launderette to be dren desire five room, reasonable and two unfinished. Full price said, adding that the United States U.S. Gasoline Price MI. 3-7449. ■ X ______• - opened at 361 East Center St. De­ Apply Kskiar TOy Co., 60 Hilliard CO. 811.900. Ecko Mountain Estates. Mortgages arranged. Please call obviously was Joining "British- WANTED — Transiporiatlon from THREE ROOM unfurnished apart­ rent, unfurnished. CaU MI. 9-8200. George L. Graziadio, Realtor. Ml. Q.-riWas the Guillotine named COEnNIE H. MOORE Chestnut St. vicinity of apartments livered, Installed, promotion, train­ St. HILLIARD ST., , MANCHESTER (Off of Lake Street). Beautiful French-Israeli aggressors to liquid­ Robert P, Pelch to Bidders > FORMICA counters, ceramic wall Household Goods ^ 5l ment. 291 Spruce St. 9-5878. 109 Henry St. for' its inventor? to Cheney Velvet Mills, alternate ing, signs,' guidance, complete. "A GOOD PLACE TO WORK " new 5*s room ranches and split ate national independence and sov­ Jacqueline J. Stronaweki and floor tile. Ler ua mc^ermsc Nice lease, 86780 minimum cash' WANTED—Girl to wait on tableiaii level homes. Full basements, ga­ ereignty of the Nesr Eastern A.—No. The device wax nfmed Forecast by Indus Sealed proposals for jwiating work week; Schedule, one week, 7 coffee shop. 11 ;30-6. Apply Cavcy’i FOR LIVING room,. ,bedroom, ARE YOU CONSIDERING CARL L. THENEHE your bathroom and kUchen. For with five year fiancing and no rages and Iota. Many extras in­ states . . . in short 'to put the'lm- for Joseph Guillotin. who during Richard C. Welden sxterior light standards on thq a.ih.-S p.m. One week-8 p.m.*11 free estlmatee call MI. 9-2685i The Restaurant. kitchen, and baby fu^ture and PLEASANT HEATED room for SELLING YOUR. PROPERTY? ^■ml MI. 9-845B. payments until 8100 weekly avail­ lady on Main St. MI. 3-6803. cluding cathedral ceilings. From We wlU appraise your property perisltst yoke of slavery upon the French Revolution auggested Muriel G. Thenehe grounds of the Manchdstcor ■Ttif Shop, Buckland. WIRERS AND accessories. Stop apd shop at the 814,900 up. For appointment any that pera.ns condemned to death (Continued from Page One) able to purchase. C. C. Bates, BOOKKEEPING MACHINE Green. Chambers Furniture Sales. STORE free and without any ohligaUon. peoples of the Arab;East.” Bow Hits Trials ^ rLARENCE L. GOWEN School for the Town of Ms“ DEAR MOM; Don't kUl yourself. Chester, Conn. Phone Deep RlVer, i hour week. Employe ing resistors, condensers and panel ONE BEDROOM. Private entrance Princeton Street. 6H room Co­ Aufusta I Beck ' * Inexpensive, and above all, safe. wait. Marlowjs. wicka 'for ail stoves and beaters. Ml. 3-6273. Eskimo dogs to protect their tails? Washington, Jan. 4 i/Pi ttep. I ability to meet demand require­ January 15, 1957; at two'.p’clock You can get.it at Hale'a Dept. benefits. Salary 860 to start. Apply boards. Excellent ' working condi­ with private family- Near, (?heney lonial with baths, garage, firer vicious scheme of colonialist ag­ 3td», mattresses, springs, roU-a- Clos* Shopping gression and oppression." A.—All the dogs of the Eskimo Bow (R-Ohio) today renewed his ments which have developed since STATE OF (X5NNECT1GUT, COUNTY (2;00) P .M .,^ the luflca of the Store. Love, Ann. SHELL Office Management Service, Inc., tions from 8 a.m. to 4;30 p.m. With Mills and bus line. Ml. 9-0598. place ‘and aluminum siding. Many WANTED—Real estate Ustings. Aght against foreign trial and im­ OF HARTLY)RD aa. Harllerd. July cafeteria facilities. wiy beds, chest of drawers, vani­ other extras. Sensibly priced at An official Yugoslav spokeam.an family carry their tails above their the start of the Suez Canal crisis. G eneraL ^M anager.. Municipal SO State St, Hartford Conn.' ties. trunks, tableSr linoleum rugs, C o n ttr Contact Turkington Bros. Realty prisonment of U.S. troops abroad. 26th. A.D. 1956. Bulldlng.^41 O nter Street, Maa- Building—-Con tratetlng- 14 OIL COMPANY LARGE h e a t e d room, refrige.ra- 820;000. T. J. Crockett, Realtor- Co., 381 (Center St.. Manchester. in Belgrade .said the new policy backs to keep them from being The announcement also cited the Personally appeared CHARLES E, linoleum by the yard. Many items would further complicate the al­ hardened with frozen snow. Bow said he'is reintroducing a THENEBE. stsner and lealer of the chesterTconnecticut, and then at Autwnoblles tpr M e 4 GRAY MANUFACTURING too numerous to mention. This tor. Inadire 247 North -Main St., Mi. 3-1577, residence MI. 9-7751. MI. 3-1507. evenings MI. 9-8665 or rise in unit costs since 1953. forezoinZ Instrument, and acknowl- FOR YOUR remodeling, repairs or Mrs Irish. . ______■; TEL Ml 3-6802 ready delicate! .'kftuatlon" by in­ resolution callinif for change or The increase posted by Humble said^offlee publicly opened and CO. stock le- left over . from - Jbnea MI. 3-7731. abrogation of status of forces edzed the same to be his free act and BEFORE YOU BUY a used car .-additions call William Kanehl, Ml 9-6205 creasing the possibility of big pow­ Q.,t—How early was the idea of raises its Texas prices ah average deed, before me. MM aloud. aae Gorman Motor Sales. Bulck Contractor and Builder. Ml. ‘ TYPISTS HILLIARD St., MANCHESTER Furniture Store, will be sold for agreements the United States has THOMAS W. COLLpffl. Specifications, may be obtained Has available (or lease an less than cost; Come in and con­ ROOM FOR r e n t , hot water, heat WANTED -Direct from owner, 4-6 er conflict in the area. television advanced? of about 35 cents a barrel, w ith Cammlostoner .ol Superior Coupt; Sales and Service, 388 Main 8-7773. . and parking. MI. 3-1406. ^ Read Herald Advs. room cape. Desirable location. Official reaction, in Britain to the •With many countries in the North a range for the various grades at the o.ffice of the architecL M2 Street. MX 9^4571. Open evening!. excellent three bay service Here’s an opportunity to work ■•A GOOD PLACE To WORK” vince yourself. 40 Oak 8t„ 2nd A.—Paul Nipkow, a (Jerman pro­ Atlantic^ Treaty organization station with a repairer's Have substantial cash to assume Eisenhower plan, When an advance posed the* first practical television above and below that average of STATE o r CONNECTICUT, COUOTY Asylum Avenue;. H artford,'. Oon- BIDWEI-L Home Improvement Co. in Hartford in ideal surround­ floor, Saturd/iy from 1.0 a.m. to 4 NEXT TO BATH, twin Bedroom, (NATO).' \ OF HARTFORD ss. Hartford. Jirfy 26th, NEED A CAR? Short on a down license. Station now open mortgsge. Write Box L, Herald. outline of it was received several #;.stem in 1864, before ‘ electronic 5 and 10 cents, according to rela­ A D . 1956. necticuL Alterations, additions, garages. P'"*' .TV-, one or two gentlejnen. MI. The agreements allow ^ re lg n Each bidder must deposit with payment or had'your credit turned Re-sfdtng specialists. Easy budg­ and doing a nice volume Of ings. We have several attrac­ WAREHOUSi^ MAN wanted Iot Separates Add Upt days ago. was ohe of approval. devices were invented. tive value. Personally aq>peared GUERNIB H. Imsiness. Moderate Invest­ shipping and , receiving. Good PRANK’S ANTIQUE SHOP, 420 94801 after 6:30 p.m. But some newspapers commented criminal jurisdiction over^\U.S. Continental posted hikes of 35 MOOR^;. alzner. and sealer of the fore- his bid. security in the amount of .i down? Don’t give up! For a good et 'terms. MI 9-649.1 or TR j tive openings available now for troops overseas, when they are off ZoinZ Inilrument. aiyl acknnwiedzed deal—not thru a small loan com­ ment required. wot king conditions,' company Lake St., is bu j^ g and selUng SEPTIC TANKS W«ar A Hilf-Siz*? Ironically. The Evening Standard cents a barrel for purchases in the som e to be her (Tee a ct and deed, ten per cent (10% ) of nis bid in 8-9109. typists on maqual or electric LARGE FRONT room, twin I)ed8. Q.—How long did Benjamin duty and away fro.m their bases. pany—aee "Harry” , at 333 Main benefits. Apierm whale. ♦'iitry. Connecticut, within and for edzed the same to )>e hLs free act and serves the right to reject any or bination screen and storm doors furnished and e.xpenaes paid. Good R(X)M ..FOR gentleman. Near ment roundly condemned, Is now in ■“'revealed 24,000 American service­ deed, before me all bids and to. wiaive any infor­ I/XXC! 1'958 Mercury — A sharp starting salary with salary com­ covers, drapes and comfees. Also proofing Done. DUtrirt of Covonlry, on the 3rd d ftxof Cali Coughlin. Ml. 3-7707, CONN. MUTUAL LIFE Chehey'a,-^ bus, stores. Quiet. In their eyes 'vindicated? If so, it is men have been arrested and January A.D. 1957. ,, THOMAS W. COI.LINS. malities ip the bidding if it ba in locating job, leather upholstery, mission and bonus after training upholstery. Budget terms. Call quire 234 Charter Oak St. MI. ■ Q—Are gold' coins legal tender PrrBfnl Hon. Elmore TutJnnflon, ' Commissioner of Superior Court. only 81,498. MI. 9-3681 after 8 p.m. INSURANCE CO, Mrs. .Tomassi. MI. 3-8821. some consolation, If an Ironic one. charged with offenses by foreign Jud|f»*. / the public interest to do ao. period. Sales experience not neces­ 3-8363. , McKin n e y b r o s ; to Gen. (Sir Hugh) Stockwell and today? courts, and over 100 are serving STATE OF NEW HAMPSHIDE. sary If willing to learn. Apply at A—According to the 'Treasury On motion of The Mancb^trr Trust 'iTie successful biddsr will be and I 140 Garden St. hia men." sentences in foreign prisons." Company of MancheRiej:,^ Connecticut. COUNTY OF STRATFORD ss;-Auzust required to furnish a p^orm ance Roofing—Siding 16 MUST SELL-Mldget Smoke Singer Sewing Machine Co., 832 Snwnram Disposal Co. there has not been a dcAnlte Ejcecutor. on the eRtate ' of Ruth M. ISIh. A.D. 1956. 1949 FpRD V8 club coupe. Starts ELECTRIC STOVE and other In France,' the early reaction has Two days ago, Sen. Ervin (D- Personally appeared fLARENCE -L. Newstand at 1013 Main St. Hartford 15, Conn.' Main St, between 8-10 a.m. ISO-IS.S Pearl St. — MI 34808 judical decision on this point, and Gle»eck«. late of Coventry, within said bond satilfactory to the town of good In cold weather, MI.-9-3312. RAY'S RUOFINO CO., ehlnglc and household-items. <3all MI. 9-3868. bean one of indifference. One news­ NC) Said American service'persori- dletrlcl. deceased. GOWEN. sizner and aealer of the fore- the 'law establishing the relation­ zolna Instrument. . and acknowledzed Mancbebter i an amount not less, built up roofs, gutter and con­ COUNTRY STORE-A going busl- paper, L* Monde, commented ap­ nel are being well treated in for­ This Court doth decree that six the same to be his free Oct and' deed, than one hundred per cent (100%) !uM6 FORlTtXimmtT sedah sta- ness with potential. Attrjictive five TABULATING MACHINE MAHOGANY veneer dining room ship of gold to our monetary sys­ months from January 3, 1967 be allowed ductor work. roof, chimney re- provingly early this week that the eign courts, Ervin is chairman of and limited for the creditors of said before me, of the contract price, tovering the Uon wagm. four door, nine pas­ pairlairs. Ebsy Hagenow, Ml. 9-2314. room apartment included. Talbot table with four chairs plus' china lUiNIOR plan would ''create a line of d4i- tem seems to be unclear in rbgard CLARENCE L. GALEF, OPERATOR cabinet. Traditional. Phone MI. an Armed Services subcommittee estat6. Ebccellent condition,' 9-9711. that public, notice be (|ven of this ordf‘r Notary Public. tract and the payment o f all per- Manchester Motel. MI. 3-4148, young man for opportunity In which the Soviets will not venture He said his-group hks made a-con­ Mv commloslon expires May 6 mtee 82300. Manchester Red ROOFING, SIDING, palnUng. Car- EXECUTIVE CLERK-TYPISTS b y ____dvertisinf_____ ^ ...In .. a...... newspaper- havInK a 1959. sons performing labor oirthe pref­ tabulating department. Experience Without the risK of provoking 'a Q—Who waa the Arst woman to tinuing inquiry l^to .the sltua;tion., circulation- In said district, and by post- Q ^ . MI. 3-5111. - pentry. Alterations and. additions. Help Wanted-(-Ffinale 65 SPECIAL NOTICE. Our manager 840 FOFt C.E. porcelain combina­ WHY GO represent the U.S. in a. foreign ect under this contract anif tar­ not necessarj'. 37 hour. 8 day week.; tion sink and dishwasher. Dish­ wwld'war.’’’ I Injt e copy thereof on the publir siKii STATE OF NEW YORK. COUNTY Ceilliigs. Workmanship guaran­ will Interview you In your home OVER THE BRIDGE? country ? , ' . post In said Town of Coventry, nearest nishing materiala in connection PRESS OPERATOR, five day Free life insurance and. pension National organization needs An Itallahv^^oreign Ministry the place wherei the deceased fast dwelt. OF HERKIMER M. Auzust 30. 1956. 1983 OtDSMOBILE 88 four door teed. A. A. Dion, Inc., 299 Autumn for part time \vork. Avon Coa- washer needs rebuilt motor. - Ml. Many Mandhester clerk-typlata .71 ;A —Ruth Bryan Owen, named Appliea Hot Paint Personally appeared ’ WYNCIA C. with this contract. aedan. Radio and heater.- Power week, numerous benefits. Apply plan. 3-8822. public relations man, 28-38, spokesman also commented a t the Certified from Record HIBBARD sizner and ' Xealer of th St. MI. 3-4860. I metlcs. Cill MI. 3-8195. who formerly worked in Hart­ time that the Eisenhower policy minister to Denmark, by President] ELMORE TUhKINCeTON^ Judife. TOWN OF MANCHESTER brakes. ’Two tone. MI. 9-1640; in person New Model 1-aundry, 73 with wide local bontacU. ford have switched to “air­ forezoin z. Instrument, and acknowf- By: Richard Martin FOR THE B ^ tt in ^nded built . Apply _ 1957 TELEVISION. Three famous Must be married and prefer­ was “ the only *a y to stop the in­ Franklin Roosevelt. Portland, Ore. — /The Oregon edzed the name to be her free act and Summit St. WANTED—Giris for counter and craft"' jobs. Because of our lb-, SUte Highway Department la deed, before me General llanagar ' up roofs, ahihgle roofs, guttera, booth service; Full and pert time. makes, discount prices.. No down ably 0i college 'graduate. - cation east of the river, they crease of Soviet influence in the MAROtlERITE M FARMER PAR’TY PLAN Demonstrators; Be EMPLOYMENT OFFICE payment, 82 weekly. No payment Middle East" Q— Since (Colorado has very Ut- using new highway striping equip­ Dated:December 31, 19M conductors and rdof r^oira call Caiarcoal broiler. Call MI. 8-7300 Person employed will be now leave home later' in . the Invitation to Bid Commissioner of Superior Court. Advt. No. 3155 Auto Driving School 7-A Coughlin. Ml. 8-7707, the flrsl to show the newest. Our 8-10 a.m. and after 4 p.m. until March. Budget Center. MI. thoroughly trained. Ade­ tle 'Inland water ares, why it It ment that applies hot paint to Notary Public. 1957 line is ready for-you. over 500 FIRST NATIONAL STORES momihg, get home earlier at highways. The paint is heated in LARSON’S DMVDid School, I ■ , . : 3-4164. quate salary to start, with night CftOCHCT Lulu Deadly to Sub$ known as ths "Mother of Rivers" ? First Selectman Charles A. Rob­ ALL ’TYPES of roofing, aiding and items in housewares, toys, notions WANTED—Full Ume giri; days. A—Because more rivers rise in the machine and reaches the road Manchesfer’a only trained and , Park and Oakland A ve.' ; reasonable expectations of i 5641 bins, Route 6, Bolton, will re­ carpentry work. Materials and and novelties. Write or call collect, Good Wages. Apply In person be­ UO.OOO per Within 5 Work win be in our clean, mod­ Colorado than In any other state. at a temperature of about 160 ceive sealed bids until noon Jan. entitled Instructor. For your salei- workmanship guaranteed. No job The House of Plastics, Inc., Avoi\, fore 3 p.m. Hartford Road Drive- em office buildings. Starting Albuquerque, N. M.—Lulu, the degrees. It speeds the drying time ty We are trained to teach proper­ Bast Hartford, Conn. ^ years. Musi bo presently Navy's air dropped atomic anti­ 15, 1957 at hia home or by mail, too big or too small. For frew esti­ Conn. ORchard 7-1694. Ih, Hartford Rd. employed. .Give full details salaries are higher than ever Q-^Mow targe a bird |ls the of paint and allows application un­ ly. Ml. >6078. mate call Manchester Roofing 8c W a n te d and advancement opportunities submarine weapon, la/''ga- (RFD 1 Andover) on the ,follo\v- DRIVERS for school buses. 7:30- I of present .employipenU Australian emu? der conditions of temperature and ing described equipment, A four OONY MISS THIS GREAT Siding Co., Inc. MI. 9-8933. . YOUNG WOMEN wanted for hand SALESLADY wltlr alteration ex­ 8:45i and 2:15-3:80. -Call ML exceptionally good. sembled.in Al5aq4|6H • humidity not previously posalbls. MANCHESTER Driving Academy cutting. Apply Kaklar Toy Co., 60 background and' education. lethal underwater'rqir4a*inea8Ured A—It stands .more.than Ave feet (4) wheel'.riding tractor of at guarantees quick resmiU. Ebepert perience for specialty shop. Apply' 9-4318. Clou MoehinisU Why not Investigate? Cali Mrs. Hilliard I3t. in person. Contact 3-4879 for All replies will be trea^ed'ln^ In milea World 'war l l ‘ depth Wgk, 1 " . least 5 horsepowr sihiilar to uuUructlona. Dual-controlled car. Roofing and CAUnneya 16-A strict confidence and no M. May at JAckson 8-4811, Ex­ Bolen Model 21 HD or equal, with SAVINGS OPPORTUNITY! Call Mr. Mlclette, your personal interview. WANTED—Young reliable m«n for Tool ciiid Mold Mokora tension 8844, or better stUL charges )iad.*a deadly radium of Canada*» Import a Spurt WANTED — Experienced sten­ part time work, handy man. Write contacts made with present only 38 feet and had to Jbe ex- Q—Are Puerto Ricans livisg Irt 30” (minimum) rotor mower, and ’51 BUICK $595 ’53 PONT. $1075 vwInstructor uw w r at Pli, rik 3-7249.4 ROOFINO - Specializing in repkijr- ographer-clerk for local manufac­ eihployera without consent' visit Mrs. May at the. Employ­ .New York a t y eligible to vote? PART TIME f Box,% Herald. Excellent opportunity for right ment Office. > plodod within 12 feet of their tar- Toronto- During ^the first nine 42" snow plow blade. Ths board Special Df Luxe Hardtop. Chieftain De Ltixa g, 6-Dr. ing roots of all kinds. Also nete turing concern. Permanent poei- men. Ajggly of apidicajnt. ^ A—Puerto Ricans are American months of 1956, Canadian Imports of selectmen will ope*i -the bids roofs. Gutter work. Chlmheyi "tion with attractive hours. Write Experienced typist, sonje short) 'get to split a ifubmariuris pressure 3-toae, radio, htater, dyna- RAH, hydramatte. G«ragc8-4en^ if^e—BtoragelO NEW AND used .car saleaman. -See PRATT and i Crochet or Knit this attkactlve hull. citlzerts. ind are eligible to vote totaled ' 34,244,000.000 j(Tanadlan at Its regular meeting at the ■> flow. cleaned, repaued, M years' ex­ Orford Soap Co., Box 393, Station hand. Married, age 80-40. Wanted Chet Brunner at Fitzgerald^Motore* - twosome! The cardigan .with its jrhcn'’ .Uicy have -complied with elementary school. Notch Road ’50 O LM 1 perience. Free eatitnates. Call ‘ A, Manchester. Conn. ’ for modert* office in new local Writ# Box “r ' 8251 dollars), 24 per cent more than in ’52 BUICK $495 In TalcottviUe. MI. 8-319r.r AMCO TO O L WHITNEY AIRCRAFT mandarin collar i*. ideal to wear New York requiremente. the same 1956 period, And experts bii Jan. 15, 198? at 3 p.m. TTie »gr’ ?HDr. RAB. hydra- trORAGE SPACE for rent, 30x80. Howley. Mancbaater t a . S-836L ■...... — :------1------building. Attractive position and f pivialbH’ of United Aircraft Water Super 4-Dr. Sedan, RAH, with slim akirUt . the slipover U amounted to 33,S71iOO0t,OOO, a 12 board reserves the tight to 'accept dynaflew. matte. . m No. Main St. ML 9-3302. c-O; H * ra M Corporation ' " ':Q — Why are eggs associated c l e r k -It p i s t and DIE, Inc. wonderful topping for an evening Here’S news for you! A beauti per cent gain. ' or reject ahy or all bids. Heating— Plumbing 17 Situation Wantrd- I East Hartford 8; Connecticut . Chicago— Automatic gea 'I^M r with the observance of Easter? ’53 CHEV, $895 ’49 DODGE I24S Telephone ML 9rl255 •5 Brooklyn St.; Rockville . dkirt; and both, worn together, tully tailored shirtwaist dress jCustem 4-Or.ni.. 1. ' V honie, reasonable. MI. 9-6199. address and the Pattern Number point, your name, address, size de­ 36.3 per '.cent of the heaters made e t the inspiration for gtephcei Fos­ I T HAMMERS Chlldcralt project.* For further in­ now have tank sizes o f'40 gallons ter's song "My Old Kentucky LO W m o n t h l y w on. Gail': formation write State Manager, to ANNE CABOT, THE MAN- sired, and the pattern number to PROMPT SERVICE ANYWHUE ANYTIME LOW Ran k raihR^UBS^ ' e. i m r a iT iA o RETillL ^ R E I PIONEER PARACHUTE COMPANY, INC. CRES'hER EVENWO .HERALD, SUE B U R N E n. MANCHESTER or more. As recently as 1337 only N o m e " ? «Ai U jOTD^ Plumbing Service as­ Box A, Hbrald', giving age, exper­ Liberty MutuAl Insurance Co. •Birds— Pets 41 jll80 AVE- AliERICAS. NEW E'VENINa HERALD, IIM AVE. 10 per cent.w^e that large. / A.—YM. It WM a stately brick Ray Dwyer, Used Car Maaager sures Mtisfaction,. prompt aervice. ience. amount of time available dwelling on the edge of Bards town, FOR THE REST CALL irnioiiWAioN and l^(>ne number, 7. . M 4NA8ER 1M FOteST STMET — MANCHES^, CONN. ...YORK *«,.N. Y.^' . , . , . ' ' AMERIOASo NEW YORE M. N.Y. CM. 7-6134,. MI. 9-5485. M ^h ester MI. 3-1161 BIRD; /cat and dog suppUea, whole- Tou'U be delighted wlUi the TRIED AND TRUE Ky., -and Is preserved aa one 4M • aale *nd retail. Daily 9 to 5 p.m. ' ” Kow aviuiable—the colorful 1956 MANCHESTER MOTOHS 7 For fuithwjhformation APPLY m PERSON’ Needlew6tkiAlbi(m containing doz- latest edition of our patt&m oaU Tshlequah,. Oklaf_a^ Kentucky’s grea* akiriaea.. Tuesday, Thuraday, n id a y nijghta laa an interesUnf And diversified openine in their ciwt DZEN CONSTRUCTION SelUng and Servicing OidamohUss ter o i w ggDMta HoTtng—TnMkiag Help Wanted— Male «as, of lovely designs Jrom whldi log. •nfc EeJI A Winter '66 book ejuatatn ahopld be a gifod prospect 7 to 9, Porterfields'Route 8 and ind payroll department; Applicant must be good typist.. contains' dozens of smart, easy td tor n new car, but he ii|m't.'He faya Where vrae the actual slta ' ' gl* WEST CENTER KISEEY ■: Storage 20 p a r t ’nMB^girt wanted for dffite ,3------. Chapfl, South. Wbidaor,.JArfiSS»l. LYNN POULI^Y FARMS to choose more patterns it/crochet,' PHOHE Ml 9-43S4 OPEN EVENINOS UNTIL A--N1 g-gdS ' $ 9 7 5 work to hahdle mitcellaneous ROUTEIMAN for established laun- ;F:mpldye benefits incla^iniid vacation, paid b^idays, embroidery, imd knit -plus 3 gMti sew stylss la every size range hte 1933 jnodel Ford; which Has e i Die historic Battle «f RuAker S05 M A IN ST. / froup insurance fnd hospitaliratian plana and retiremetit Send for your copy tedey — It's t&iM l Mte 100.000 mile post twice, 'milt . A U m N A. CHAMBERS .. ioeal dutleor typing and1 ftting. Apply;/dry and dry cleaning route, five COCKER SPANIEL puppy. E |ick. OB Mttems, direettons 'printed . In/ T A m u and long diofaada awvliig, p a ^ Goodyear Tire A 'Rubtor Co., -180 > day week, numerqiis henefits.- Ap- Femald. Seven ycelu. A K C 1reflz- A-VOfYl . still psreolatM on all four. A Breed’a .HiU, naaiby. Go^wij) S t, Ead Hahford. BU. ] g y jii penKigperson Naw.ModelN Laundry, tered. FamUy'raiscd. Stdfwart. 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v'J'h ' ■ ^ , 'y - -1 J FRIDAY, JANUARY 4, 1967 ■ y . V i SIXTEEN Average Daily Net Prem Run , The Weather iianrlte^Btpr ’lEttraing iS^ralB Far .Hie Week Ended ibrMaqt 'iat O. 8. Weatker I m Deee4Utier'29. ,1968 . Th# infant bom to Mr. and Mra. St.'John's Church School, cloaed Bramau Honored Tonight fair and eeMer.^Law-h*.4 over the hoHdays. will reopen to­ Local Pediatrician .RrceiYea Prom otit^ Raymond Johnaon, 283 Center St., 12,358 tween 19. t5 16. Sundnjr fa ir aa About Town Tueeday waa,a daughter, apd riot a morrow morning at 10. Confeaaiona .for children and. young people w ill To Address PTA B^ MHS Faculty ORANGE KALI. Member of tk# 6nd cold. High in lower Sdn. '. aon. ■## reported in Wedneqday’a Bnrean ef drgiaaf ii Til# Green Iliunib Club a^-UI Herald. . // be .at 11 a.m. and 3 p.m. tomor­ Mmicheater— A City of Villa0e Charm meet 3mn. 7 at * p.m. at the Gom- row, with general confes#loi\ for Dr. Frjincis W . Helfrick, w'eli George F. Brddlau o f the Man^ muntty T, Mra. N. G. RlchariU The Rev. end Mra. Clifford O. sdults Sunday morning at 8. Sun- khowrri ManchesteV pediatrician, tJiester High School • faculty was of GuMtonbuiy. an employe of Simpson will hold w en house for dav afternoon, at 3, the annual (ClnaBllted\.AdTertlaiBg on .Faga 8) i guest <4 honor at a supper party ; X - MANCHESTER, CONN.,"SATURDAY JANUARY 5, 1957 PRICE FIVE CENTS the Mary Cheney Ubr#ty. ^U1 Christmas play will be presented. W'ill address the Verplanqk PTA yOL. tXXVI, NO. 81 (TEN PAGES) ■A?' members of Center Congregational held last evening by his associates acquaint member# with publtca- Church and the pariah at the pat- Scenes Of the N ativity will be Tuesday evening in the acKool au-1 BIN GO Ucni avmlUWe, to Green Thurnbr Bonage, 106 Chestnut St., Sunday portrayed by the church echool ditorium on the subject, "Mental in the guidance department. EVERY SATURDAY NIGHT era at the library. \ . frorii 4 to 6 p.m. The deaconeasea children. Monday evening at 7:30, Health In Our Schools and Crim- Mr. and Mrs. Harry S. Maid- the Friendship Club will meet. ment, 18 Scarborough Rd„ were of the churchwill gssiat Mrs. Simp- muriity.” Ti45 PsM. . \ ■ The conUmiittioh claw at Cove­ He will represent the local hosts,, and Mrs. Gertrude Hitch- U.S. Ease'l' aon. : ■ nant Conffeyational Church will The January Komemsker’s Holi­ Mental Health Society, an organi­ cook, co-director of guidance with 20 GAMES— 5 SFECIALS— 1 SWEEPSTAKE xeanme eeaifon# tomorrow at 10 The annual meeting of Group day program, sponsored .by the zation promoting the mod#rh con- Mr. Maidment. aaalated in serving #w ., and # party wiirfollow. The YWCA, will be held at Com­ cept -that mental health is vital and 'entertaining. meAbera will brinr 50-cent gifU No. 1988. Polish National Alliance, Red Poland will be held tomorrow night at 7 munity Y -on Jan. 16. to every- individual-^rind 'la not Bradlau, who leaves the high for exchange. Lunch will be fur- limited to speetfic gtoups with un­ niahed. ■ • . • o'clock at 77 North St: Election of ' J ■ school thla ^'eek to take up admin­ officer# will be held. usual problems.-'' . .. istrative work at the Barnard Or, Helfrtctt's talk will be ap­ Junior H.lgh School, was presented Trade Bails Symphony Drive propriate -to the P T A theme, Mrs, Florence H. Cleveland, 174 with Initialed bronze bookends and “What Our Town Has To Offer “A DESK FOR BILilE” Benton St, ha# returned to her Washington, Jan. 5 (/P)— Sels $65,000 Goal Our Chlldreh.”' letter holder. . HftNQOW SHADES home after spending the holidays At a coffee hour-for the entire The government today cleared A one-hour film concerning Billie, liavig, daughteif^f What do you know about the With the family of her son, Arnold faculty just before the Christmas Federal Bureau of Inveatlgation ? the way for Communist Po­ Cleveland of Topafleld, Mass. Mrs. Merrill B. Rubinow, holidays, h e' was the recipient of migrant gypsies, whose life story was written m Tha LONG WlARING Green Manor Rd., has been namrid It ia one of the beet-known or- land to buy surplus U.S. farm Church Organizes some spin fishing equipment pre­ ^ tu rd a y Evening Post undw-^the heading, I nee A ganizationa in the worjd, yet it# INTEKSTATE aEANTSX The Thomas Spencer Circle of again as Manchestersr chschairman o f sented him by the faculty. goods gnd hinted it would the annual...... fund drlge io r the operatlone are a myateiy to moat) the South Methodist ■ WSCS- will JHobo Kid.’^ ; give similar privilege to other QC Made to Order Hartford Sympho.ny. The quota Is Discussion Group 'Hugh Clark of the people it protects. | -meet at the church Jan. 8 at 3 The p ic tu r e shows the iiifluence of teachers, both Sunday Its work in huiiting down crim -; satellite countries loosening * With Your Roller# p.'m.. The program will Include a 155,000. A discuiaion group, Ualng the Hugh Clark of 18 Wellman Rd. School and public scliobl, on the life of this girl. liihlB la frequently in the head-' their ties with Russia. duolofn# with narrations entitled The drive la being conducted in line#. ^ la Its ■ never-ending Offers Plan FULL LINE o r CUSTOM has been promoted to ch ief' in Secretary of Commerce Weeks "They Thitt-Hunger for the Plgnlty some 20 communities in the great-, Act# of the Apostles as a text, will May 1 Preva fight agatnaf aubversives. Less er Hartford area. be organized Sunday evening at materials' and test Iri the Engi­ announced hia department will con- VENETIAN BUNDS of Men.” H o ite ^ s will be Mrs. A d m is s io n f r e e publicii^ ia itsjeonatant effort to ' slder_aEtiicfiIiana--for—llroposals said today asked Ck)ngr€S8\|nr advance Probably not. since the Specisl ei^ European countries.’-' He did Instrument drinonstrstlon pro­ ing supplies and construction, they believe such legislation authority to cbm.tnit Ameri­ with 850,000 capital stoeli divided Intelligence Service's work has hot name any other countries. grams were hrid for more than . been a coaely guarded secret since At the same time. Weeks said the may be passed by Congress can troops to “ prt*lcct the 25,000 children In the area. into 500 shares a t $100 ^>ar value DON WHITEHEAD -\ Public Records each. Starting' capital. $16,000. World War II, and ia described for Eisenhower admipistration is' con-;, this year despite defeat of a territorial integrity iti^ po­ 5 BANK 4i The Hertford Symphony Is s the first time, in Whitehead's book. tinuing to study ways in which fur­ non profit organization and is in Incorporators, James A. Kilpat­ move to curb filibusters. litical independence” i^ a n y rick. William Kilpatrick. Marjorie Did ypu know that agenU In ml- for hilp. through - a friendly - nr 'K *' i ther economic aid may be given to the same category as libraries, ' .■^■arraBtee Deeds most every ' FBI office Work^. . at ^ paperman bedkuse the Kti 1 KKlux i Poland and economic relations with They voiced this optimism after Middle Eastern nation thrat- Kilpatrick, all of Manchester. the Sen.ite voted 55-38 last' nigl^ schools, colleges', museums and all Charles'MJlIer and Sadye Miller one time or another-on the Hiss- Klan had his telephone tapped^jlhat country expanded. ened by ‘‘armed aggression other symphonies in the country. to kill the move to .change Senate to Dori# Sitvergtein. property at Chambers case? and was censoring his mall? Poland in the lost several months from international Commu^ SATURDAYS Members of Mrs. Rubinow's com­ 67 Elizabeth Dr. ^ rules and m.Tke It. easier to halt '• Did you know that the FBI mittee Include; Mrs. A. E. Friend, William F. FltziVBrald to Her­ Do you know why the FBI could ! flllbustera--or' cndlcsa debate— nism. founded its famed National Acad­ not.6 legally move into the Em m et. of ftithoug^h it hflE r^.niAlncd In a special message prepared Mrs. Sidney FJlis, Mrs. Howa-d bert C. Hutchinson Jr, property F Ahnesf 2 MiHion 1 emy, to train members of police within the Soviet-sponsored War­ against Civil Rights bills ^ other DU kidnap-murder ' investigation ' ■for petsonal SeHveiy to a joint N cU Mo4^citeAieA. ^^444^ Ga. Baldwin, Mrs. John Preston, Mrs. at E. Middle Tpke. departments aiid sherlfTs offices saw p#ct. measures. The vote crossed party I PRESCRIPTIONS 1 in Mississippi last year? session o f the Senajte and House I.ane Oiddlngs, Mrs. Se.vmour : Quitclaim Deeds from throughout the country, os I Cites Policy bn Russia lines. Sen. Humphrey (D-Minni was Elsenhoiver also said he will aeek Kaplan, Mrs. Neil Ellis, Mrs. H ar Kilpatrick Iron Works, Inc. to ► “SAFELY FILLED" ^ J.. Edgar Hoover's answer to de­ Those and hundredscBT. of otherw | American policy heretofore has old Lehman and Mrs. Robert Mar- James H. Kilpatrick and Willaim mands for a National Police quesUons about the FB I s opera-1 p^hiWt exports of govern- one of those cxpreMing optimism. $400 million In economic, aid funds, a 1^. M . t o 1 2 N O O N tin. Kilpatrick, property on Mitchell Force? " j,' tion and organization in Ito nearly ; ment-held % urplus agrimiltural He "said "W e alipoat doubled our for the trouble-ridden Middle East. Rd. Do you know what notprious 50 years of guarding this epun- producU to Oil Iron Curtain coun­ vote over 1958,’' when a atmllar ■ITie money would be spCnt over James H ,. Kilpatrica and W il­ gunman, quailing before FBI try# security and rights are an -, frig, ,vhen thb reatrlctihn was im. effort waa defeated 70-21. Humph­ a 2-year period. S agent#, coined the name which swered in Whitehead s book. It pogg^ two years >ago, it dealt specl- rey said there is a "good chance" The Lady^s a Colonel Now > , His message, carried nationwide has followed FBI agents for years was written with access to FB I .,icany with butte?: Weeks said then the Senate rules still may be Secretary of the Arm y Wilber Briicker and Mrs. George Milligan, pin the emblema of a on television and radio,-nsIso asked SPECIAL SPECIAL —• SPECIAL •— SPECIAL \when he cried, "IW n't shoot, G- flies never befPre open to the pub-'- that he wouldn't grant a license for Changed at this .vear and that Civil colonel's rank on blouse of Mary L. Milligan of Edgbwood, Pa., in Washington ceremony. Miss Congress to authorize w^reglonal Men! Don’t shoot!” lie. -■ It Is authentic.-thrllling and ghlpment of butter to Red areas at Rights bills could, be enactOd. > Milligan was advanced to temporary r#nk of colonel upon becoming director of tha Women'# Army program of "military asMstance A 'Did you know that a southern fascinating reading. |g price "considerably lower" than The battle centered around ef­ Corps. Mrs. Milligan Is the colonel's mother'. and cooperation with any nation governor once had to aak the FBI Don’t miss a single chapter, that paid by American housewives. forts of a coalition of northern and nr group bf nations which dcstres Z------'The series starts Monday in the!H e referred directly to Russia but Western Senators, both Democrats such aid.” . \ (the, policy was extended subse­ and Republicans, to change a Sen­ Aimed at Red A ggr eealen quently- to the Soviet satellites. ate ("Ule that requires the votes of Six KiUed, 34 \ 64 senators to shut o ff debate. This Eisenhower said Jil* program is Eu^ning Ultralii Domestic .‘arm prices, propped ^Kidnaped ^Actress designed to deal with any case of by federal subsidies, generall.v are same rule bars any limitation on debate of proposals to change the -Communist aggression in the Mid­ S, FREE! higher than world market prices at Injured as Bus dle East, either direct or Indirect. I which Poland now will be able to Senate rules. . He said it would authorise; "em -„ buy surplus farm gomla lo r' U.S. Ukpnot Be Reeonelled ^ Plastic Storage JAHUARY CLEARANCE U i Crashes Truck ployment of the'armed forces of PINEHURST IS OPEN TONIQNT TILL 9 France dollars. During a day of debpte yester­ the United States to aecura and Bag With "To the extent that Poland wish­ day, backers of the move aimed at BACdN... , S a l e Q f ' protect the territorial integrity es to make such, purchases,” gaining ndomlun o f new Senate Lexington, Va,, Jan. 5 ( ^ — A and political independence of such S atu rday 8 AM. to 6 P.M. Each Garment Indio, Calif., Jan. 3 f/P>—Blonde-r-HospItal here, where Dr. Allan Weeks' announcement 4aid, “ to­ rules .by majority vote argued that double-decker Greyhound bus car­ nations, requesting such aid, Marie (The Body) McDonald,'her I Fisher reported her "in go(>d con- 88 jrou like It... . . We day's relaxation stould permit that the present system gives a'-'small rying a capacity load crashed into against overt armed ag'greaaion on country to utilize these commodi­ grbi(p of Senators veto power.^ Sen. I face bruised and two of her teeth Idltlon, but bruised about the face the rear of a parked tractor-trail­ from any nation controlled by in­ have E very fine value in . ^Olaxed Shopping... ties for the benefit bf the Polish Morse '( D-Ore), a supporter bf the ; cracked, was found,. Wandering and' head." ternational communism.” REMNllNTS people." rules change proposal, said this ■ dazedly on the des,ml in night at- Roadblocks Immediately Were er north of this Shenandoah Val­ Eisenhower did not mention 'sliced 'MISSISSIPH Last Saturday, one our customers remarked, "'thla is w-hat United Nations, N.. Jan. 6'vtons and carry'^Oply dry cargy>, The change fn policy toward "cannot be reconciled with Demo­ i tire early today, sheriffs' deputies set up around the area In which ley town last night, killing six and I call RELAXED SHOPPINO." Two garments Dry Cleaned (#>) — Hopes for seeing the Suez ; they added Poland ia In line with President Ei­ cratic majority rules.” reported. , .Miss McDonSld^waa found. injuring 34. Russia by name at that point but brand bacon at 554 We really think you will enjoy shopping at Pinehurst during Canal dispute din •d . Cooler told newshi^ «arilerl ge„hower’ssenhower’ program JltljeMnS spy But Southerners, who ,hayi»ji»ei«ir One fable of remnants of all types of as wortr went out fhat French signed soon in New York by Ham-1 TOienhower and Secretary of When found. Miss McDonald was bsr from a house in Los/Angeles of Morrell’s at 794 oi" checks .... carry your bundles to your car . . . give you free I every garment you have dry-cleaned—you get' Foreign Minister Christian Plnisau marskjold and Egj’ptian Foreign I staW''t)ulte8 in recent statements about 150 miles away from h er’'about dusk last night. were admitted to a Lexington the Soviet Union, x gtrklng . , . See that yon get truly, ''GOOD 'THINGS TO 1 another dry-cleaned absolutely free. dre.5s fabrics. ia exj^cted hefe next week. There Minister Mahmoud FawzI. T h e have eAeouraged Poland to aeek San Fernantf Valley home in sub- This evidently was the house to |'’ ‘’■P'tal and^ 18 were given emer- j •’Russia’s nilera." Eisenhower 1 4 lb. bf narrow slices, h i ^ been reports he is cofnlrig to , pact, he added, consisted of an ex­ closer trad^ relations with the Syria Bids U.S. Lrban Los Angeles. which she was removed from her j ‘•**''* eaught to doml ke part in /Suez t^ks between change of letters between the Sec­ United States. . . Ju.t 24 hours earlier the gla­ Encino home early Friday, and'^e truck driver. M ik a el Powell, i „ .t e the Middle Boat.” dpeclal Offer Good Only Upon Egypt, France, BiitSin and U .N ,. as wafer thin Ratli’s at 554 PINEHURST IS ONE BLOCK Presentation Of This Ad ' b a t e s f r in g e d retary. General and President Naa- morous actress had vanished from from which her/lelephone calls! - escaped Injury, aa , ^ t another potoU the President 'GREENBRIER" Secretary General Dag Ham- ser. ( . . , Want Tradb»!-Not Aid NORTH OF ARM ORY AT 302 M A IN ST. The Poles slnce^have said In Act with U.N. her home In Enclno,.a Los Angeles were made, offhiers said. „ ...... - | said. "T h e reason for Ruasfa'i fa- ^4 lb. . Full and marskjoid. Ptn*au participated In C opier said the U.N. salvage suburb. Since then she had three Then thev -drove .her Into the iterest iri the Middle.East is solely the first aeries of talks on the f l e ^ expected to clear the canal talks wjth American ofiflcials In 48. Roanoke. Va„ the bus driver; j^at of power politics.” W > Twin Bed Warsaw that they w a n t. U.S. times reported herself abducted In canal l#at October before Britain,; ioy a depth of 25 febt bv early 61, !e added: i , Sizes. wheat, cotton and farm and fac­ In Middle East telephone calls to friends. tVltel'eH'rtJ C*” ' u PARKADE France' and Israel Invaded Egypt. March and to 34 feet by May. former Consideriiig. h e r announced * Riverside Count.v sheriff’s de­ and 70 an hour’: l^Unt^^enert^"' mandglV Of Regular 68.95! A smart all oyer pattern with white fringe. Blue, ibgc, tan ' Holds France Responsible tory machines. But, they ehi- purpose of .communlzing the V Cordier, who just returned from phasized they wanted trade ^ not puties gave this account of the Fingernails Broken | Studebaker; Mrs. Regina Marie y 'T h e Egyptians have made no' Damascus, Syria, Jan. 5 (#*i— world, it Is easy to understand her Pinehurst Meats ^ and grjeienJ . a 4-day trip to Egypt to consult aid which would require them to Foreign Minister ■ ilah Bitar says manner in which Miss McDonald D ^ n g the ride. Miss McDonald 1 Bell Jackson, 21. Scranton, Pa‘ •ecret, of itheir belief that France on canal clearance, added that he was found: ^ ' ' •- '' Was chiefly responsible for the make a political comniitment to the Arab statep ahould "aupport related, she struggled with the'and her son, Edward E. Jackson It's just as Hard for us to get out an ad after th# holidays, Cleaners Also a're^lar 614.95 Bate.s“ Pride of Virginia” heirloom type bedspread hop.^ this time schedule would be A Los Angeles truck driver, two men, scratching their faces^Jr.: Mrs, Joe S. Jackson, Wythe- (Continued ox Fagx.Th'ee) Suez invasion. this country. the principle#" behind. Preaident ms It Is for you to know "what.the heck” to e«t this weekend. surpassed. Richard D. Corn, reported that a SPECIAL SPECIAL — SPECIAL — SPECIAL in pure white and antique white. iNOW $12.95. A fter Egyptian President Na#- As art example of' the strict Eiaenbower'i requeat for atandby and cheats. Deputies confirmed. ville, Va., and Kenneth Tyacke, Piiwhurst Our meat manager. Charles McCarthy, just purchased a He said the original plan to use policy agaln.st permitting ship­ powers to meot aggression In -the woman cl4d in night clothes ran^ that her nails were broken. 49, Washington, block of nice 8 to 9 lb. tender Lamb Legs which he will put on ■er nationalized the - canal last In front of hia truck near Cacturt July, Egypt pledged It would be six Britl.ah salvage ships which ment of aurplUa farni goods, be­ Middle East with forces. But Bltar Miss McDonald reported that Ran Over Warning Flares sale St 59c lb. ' _ ■ have been cleaning up the Port hind the Iron Curtain, the Com­ said he opposes any unilateral U.S. City, 17 miles east of Indio. the two men were probably In Frozen Foods He will wlfer'freshly ground lean CHUCK, at 50«, 2 lbs, 99c. kept open to world shipping as in. State Trooper S. W. Talbert Said area had been dropped. The merce Department' in the third action outside the U.N. "I had a hell of a time stopping their 20s. She said they finally and he wants you to remember that at Pinehurst you get'just the past'but said its: ope'ration quoted passengers as saying the Bulletiiis U. N. had asked for the vessels, quarter of 1956 turned down The Foreign Minister decla.red the truck," said Corn. "She was pushed her out of the car on a the flriest, carefully trimmed steaks - . . sirloins, porterhouse was Egypt's busine'sk. Egypt ;re- * . . . . V . J #. a 1.1 a (bus ran uvetover warningbboitniiiK jicarcB.flares, put but • an argument aretse , over licenses to export such goods in an interview that the Eisenhow­ so hysterical--I didn’t know_ivhat desert highway and shp tumbled out by the driver after the truck froni the AP WiPM BATH'S or shorts . . . that it is possible to buy. , fused to attend the Londqn con­ I JANUARY SPECIAL ference dalled last August b^isers British de lands that the ships valued at $9,572,000 tO European er plan should not Le aimed at "ag- was going on.” ' / down an embankment,- then aaw broke down. The trooper said he ^ FROZEN Why our Pinehurst Steaks and Roasts are always fender-T,., must be acconVpanied by their Corn took her to C^ttlis City. Corn's truck approaching. The mcret is that w'e buy only Government inspected Western o f the. canal to discuss thjr future nations in the Soviet bloc, of this C salon by jiust- one side” but was told the truck waa parked CHOFFETTES own crews, . total, $6^855,000 represented ■Ap­ He said she was w e e in g slippers A t the hbspital attendants said partly oh the roadside and partly c h o ic e beef to start with ., , and then try to hold sUaks 'I n o f the waterway. / should be used to oppose "all ag­ NEW Gl'HILL SOUGHT Egyptian InfonhanU^ also indl- Cordibr's announcembnt brought plications for export of cptton. gression fron. whatever direction and a house coat over a night­ this morning that Miss McDonald on the pavement, , ' BEEF, VEAL, PORK- arid roasts long enough for them to “ get Just enough age on." gown. .—I Washington, Jan. 6. All breaded, ready sure .on Israe)'4o T>ulL out of from a British spokesman. He said were denied Included tractors, In- apeclflcall:' at any Soviet aggres- From Cactus City the actress probably, would not be questioned o ff the. front of the bus,, occurred derize good beef. . was brought to Coachella Valley House Veterans Committee axl4 . to heat and eat. Tender pork chops an d" roasts and plenty of chicken parts th ^I GGaza strip Sinai desert the job would be' finished ,. at Austrifi machlnbry, ball bearings, sipn In the area until afternoon. ' [T>n U.S, 11. onis of the main north- today he will hold hearfara look­ are rl^dy for you at Pinehlirst. , _ .by asking H#ifimarskJold to re­ electronic, equipment and automo­ ^ Bitar said "all coimtries agreeing ■^Tn-Los Angeles, the FBI an-, south highways in the east. ing toward a GI “ BIU of Highto” Pk«^ 494 port on the idraeli troop situation (Continued on P ag. Three), tive parts. with the United States In- oppos­ nounred that, after an inquiry. Its ' A shipment, of blood aboard the (or men who didn't g U fate uni­ if they are hot out in 10 days. ing aggression should.'participate agents had found no evidence of In­ bus. en route from Memphis, Tenn., form In time to qualify tor Commenting on that move, an with her in using force against an News Tidbits terstate tranaportatlon. and thus to New -York, was not harmed. The Korean War bexeSta. BetK TWO WEEKS ONLY IsraelL^spoHeaman degclared his aggressor. This should not go be­ were not engaging further in the blood, on Its way from Roanok# to Teague and B e p .'^ re a (Ohio), x dt Pinehurst ^ i - U t P ^ 'i cou h tir* 'troops are wtithdrawing yond the framework and principles Culled from A P Wires investigaiion. Waynesboro, was retiiriied to Lex- | senior committee Republican, from .the disputed a ^ a in accord- Hungary Reds Admit of the United Nations." Until Corn'a truck lights picked Ington for- ireatment of person# ' aald they lavdf new legtafatlon Piltsbury Dough Time iiiice with a time-table agreed ’ Bitar. asked if he opposed -.Amer­ up the form of the wandenng hurt In, the crash. | tor peacetime veterana. Erom Swift— THIS upon between the U.N. and farael.. “ It, seemed like everyone was ' ^aver.s ican unilateral action, replied . Iraq government apokesman woman, no clue hkd been found to Diplomatic sources said Ham- "yes.”-- OKINAWA ELECTS LEFTIST Sandwich Steaks 894 WEIK'S' Ready To Heat and Eat mkrakjold’s top aide, Andrew says all Arab countrie* are suf­ U.N, Relief Observers (In Washington, Eisenhower's fering oil-' shortages because of (Continued on Page Nine) (Continued on Page Nine) " Naha, Okinawa, Jxx, 6 (Ab Cinnamon Rolls 25c can Cordier, had disclosed that the top advisers were reported to have —Leftist Ketne^ro Soamg* to- first convoy- of ships is expected' shattered' pipelines. . . West Ber­ y Beef Patties 494 agreed on two reviaiona In the Mid­ day became mayor o f the capt- Buttermilk Biscuit to pass through the Suez water­ lin intelligence .sources say Com- . the cHss-firou gjrdle ^ Upited Nations, N. Y., Jan. 5 W^doea not mean the Secretary. Gen- dle Bast policy resolution the tat rity of this U.S. Inland haae. ‘ 2 cans 25c way by early March: T3ie group mu.nlst East Oermany'is organiz­ —Hungary's -Communist regime, j eral will be following him. It was President was to pi-eaent Congress Reassured on Policy He promised to exrry out cam­ Caramel Nut Rolls jTv / that walks w ill be limited ter ships of 10.000. ing .elite police unit .to prevent has' admitted a U.N. mission to , reported Hammarskjold ha# not today;' These revisions were said possibility of Hungarian-tjTm r«* paign pledges "with* the pride 39c can and won't ride up cheek on'relief needs in that revolt-! given- up the idea of going to volt. o f a Japaxeae.” ICE BOX COOKIES battered, cemntry. A U.N. observer; Budapest but that he would weigh (Continued on. Page Three) team named to investigate Soviet such , a- trip now in the light of Austria offerji asylum Jo 70S Mra. L. telli rite she will by Pillsbury , Stays fresh all nighj for the best making plans (or further Gen- to - Sweden' and Greece to tide porta that the cabinet would Sunflow.er Seed o great savihg. These fomou#, New York, Jan. 5 UP*- -Irving permission for the experts to enter eral Asaembly action on Hungary those countries over a fuel crisis United States haa reaa#ured the -*^ j resign soon becauae o t the army J V, I Officials said some Allied coun- rebellion In Sunintra, to save on RED HEART Ig. bag 75c notionolly advertised Sarong ■yuerfet" H«(hi "Ems fUeje Potash, onetime . top American! Hungary on condition ' their visit |,et an ear|y date, perhap# next resulting from cut in Middle East Baghdad Pact countries and Na- ■ expressed concern thajt Nehru Communist who fn 1956 chose! waa not publicized In advante, the week. Delegates of the two nations Supplies. . . West Germany Chah- tlonaliet China that American sup- -might have won Eisenhower over CAT FpOD, a food that Wild Bird Seed girdles ore perfect In every, woy, ' TA.VKER AID ARRIVES voluntary exile to Red Poland' officials said. 'have been consulting in private 'rellor Konrad Adenauer ,obscr\'ea port for them aa unchangM in the i to a view that would iveaken U.S. Ig. bag 89c com e right put o f our reguldr rather than face further govern- [ " Although welcoming U.N. relief i ^bout the best course, to take, Slat birthday a# gifts and tributes Manila. Jan. 5 tD — A Brltiih MWtE FROZEN ■'cats just luturally turn wake of the Efaenhowfcr.Nehru DIFFERENT ITEMS Special 25 lb. bag 63.98 itpck. 1 ment prosecution, waa seized by offers, the Kadar regime in the [ Diplomatic source ‘said one plan pour in from around the world. talks last month. ‘ **e American mutual defense freighter reached . the ' 'crip­ i FBl pgenta last night for Illegally past had refused permlaaion -for vvaa to create a apeplal commlt- pled Ameriran tanker S ca th e ^ toward , . . Buy 2 tall cans ^ Try Sarong. You'll find it dif­ any official U.N. mission to entgr Both sides of crippling Cana­ ‘ ^ i c S . M l r these and other Frotn Mrs. Paul: a re-entbring the United States. tee to hear testimony from Hun- dian Pacific Railway strike ex­ States In the stormy FndSe the country, even to stq^y relief AlUed nsUona had inquired about n iJ hs. ii^ .5 r east of the PhUipplnM today Looking for the Beauty ferent from any other girdle Government agents grabbed the press reserved willingness to con­ #..6#..#^ TTo #%cLiiM.r tui/Ume. BgcI Chlilt AnQ Re rIw urAec.aG- DevUad Craba_,...... 49e ' lor 294 and get 2 cans needa. and said she was "rendering na- M-year-oM Rusatan-bom alien in a | . (Oentinued on Pag# Nine) sider any propoaala for ending the fmir mission of the Peiping reglfae into Tone softlite lamp .bulbs you've ever worn,. Boneless, The General Asaembly’a repeated slstanee.” The new W'eatmfa- Clam Bticka ...... 49c absolutely free. Bronxville, N. TT., „ restaurant, in*•> r walkout..,. , .San Francisco Federal ^ United NSUon#. Nehfu also advertised on TV ... We lightweight control streamlines Weat6heater County, Just north of “or c t-tlw admission of U.N, ster d t y was the Erst veeael' to to inwstigate the Soviet Judge defiea State Department m 'h"d**^*’i*'«* I ta opposed to all military pacta on Scallopa ...... 69c have Sylvania and West- your figure to foshion's newest observers ElaenhoVler late In , grou n d they threaten jiace. '(each the 7,898-toa Seiftbani' * the New York O ty line. Furtker Army’s actions of the Oct. 23 and authorise# attorney to cater details o f the arrest were -not dis- BHtish Get Corpse 'These Informants said U.S. informed sources in India said States, whirhjMnt an SOS ntaa- De luxe seafood dinner with N o limit whjle Stock lasts ihghouse in^ pink, aqua lines. The unique criss-cross front revoiuiion ana cnarges tnai Kuasia|jr-w|. „ Red Chiaa to aeek evidence for gl.osed. i ambassadors told the governments. ye^jerdny Nehru has told leaders uge last nlgnt-enying she warn •S fish items. FVeneh fries ■ . buy a doMn'cana and and candle light. All sizes lets you walk, bend, sit in.Com- deported thousands 6f rebel'fight;' U l H l l S S l I l f f v F l I l C e r sedition trial. drifting without ateana nkant It. was the first official iiitima- i were refused on the ground any ' concerned that no apeements h ^ jhis-Congreaa party it is. unlike- all in one 79c pkg. get l2 free. B i^ a case of o f regular bulbs from plete comfort. Afidwhotever you International Shoe Co.' sends b#en made and no, changes In U.S. jy vvill be anyjmprovemenj;., 260 miles east e f Sawnr latand. 48 and get 48 can# free. - . tion that Potash had returned t o ! u .n investigation would Infringe more than 1,200 pair# of men’s w att to 150 watt and all this country aince he sailed March | Hungary’s sovereignly. Napiga, Italy, Jap. 5 (P)— The foreign policy were contemplated „laUona between Red Chliia U.S. N avy rescue aircraft aad RED HEART CAT FOOD do, Sopong never, never rides up. blue Buede shoe# to Comp Kilmer ______ship* were also en the way. Sara LW Coffee Cakes sizes o f 3 way bulbs. 4. 1155 for Poland. Since theh, he | Kadar has been quoted as aay- V J i. Wrned over jto British au­ 4* United Statea fo| some Come in today pndTake odvon- thorities last night the "body- of for. use by, Hungarian refuge'es. . . This reassurance was repdrted to |£jme to'com e ~ ’ — — - haa been reported in various Iro n in g the presence of U JI. officials Soviet Communist Party Leader 49< apd 794 •«b toget o f this wonderful saving by 2nd Lt. Anthony Moorhouse, a have been welcomed on Formosa, | n ,* united SUtes does not ree-t'M A D ROMRBR’ CLUE HUNTED Curtain countries, including Rua-|„i^|,t encouraga the "reaction- Nikita KhniQhchev again appeara young Britiall Army officer kio- * 'hri»r Nationalist China stronghold, inamlze r ^ . China Chins and opposes'Sd-,otmosea'ad-: • New York, Jan. 8 tiPH-Fellee . Buy Hock Salt for icy buying more than one Sorong. ala anij Communist China. i gj-y" element# he blames for the at Moscow function# after brief o ^ j.jn the four Middle E«#t mem- niittlng It'Into the U.N! Details o f how and when Pot-I uprising to stage more anti- , gov- nsped by EfD'ptian guerrillas fa pushed tbeir a fe w d the irieeli illness, ber# of the Baghdad Pact^-Tur - ...... - walks today. ash managed to re-enter the U ni-! emment demonatretipn^ l^ort -Said four weeks agp. Officiala said U.S. reassurance examfanttoa o f haadrada o f Italian Catholic newspaper key, Iran, Iraq and. Pakistan Brit­ ad Statea were not known The- relief mission now In The War Cfflce in Loniloh an­ Ur the Baghdad P#ct countries thousands ot . WeetcKeeter We are glad to have 3 V . WE GIVE GREEN STAMPS chfaes aetreas Ofax Lollobi' ' r l | ^ ain la the fifth p.act m'e mbec< He ia to be arraigned, fa federal. Budapest la headed by Philippe dt nounced today that a post mortem Predu^ Anarchy waa bolstered further by the B2- County records todayt bepnfni nff for exiting news confefence to an­ Ib. deal pack of GRISCO M in t later today «fa gbargaa' of Seyne*: U.N. underaecretarjr for ernducted. at the Naples Cfity plrof. Pitirim Sorokin, A communiqueiqu put put by Eisen- fenhpwer -.administration'a: new Ending Iwadwritfagtfag etachsen to the nounce she la pregpant.. . Come­ hower and. Nehru after their-talks on which you Will save Ul^lpGl entry. onomic matters. When U.N.llice- Mortuary fdentified the badly de­ famed Harvard .aociologist, moves to deter Comiminiat ag­ etaaive "MnApoSiar." _____ dian R «d Skelton id reported "ao hailed a "greatar upderstamUng of gression. In the Middle EUst. . 5 4 a ban . 3 Ip. cans Potash waa one of II top Sti^ ; Geodrai Dag Ham- composed body as that o f Moor- says America ia drifting Uh checked .by wWofahtaed-faeae-e^ - Am ericm ComimmiM traders con­ m^akjold MbpoMd .. to- irlait Kqtiae. It wSIrbe retu..,ed to'Eng­ i Ward sex anacchiant.'IJAmer-. broken up tkal ke exb’t U lk " over their reapebtive ;policies reached at U.S, policy Asa been to aupport New York anil WeekfaeaSee CRISCO 5d under regu­ The dia|qo#ia hia nlne-y«ar-otd abn'z victed Get. 14a J969 lor coMpiraOy Hunfairy himself fa December, he land. leans'are victima op'lh aex o t theseicaa .talk#,’’.talk#,” ,,, ' - , ' 4 tha Baghdad Pact but not to join autboriMm w et* ae#Mn I I M M lar price or,M 4 can , ; JWHALM AIim itnBI CONN* tout vX mania as iftaUgnant- ak cancer illness iha leukemia., . It\ .MUd Hbey’ '‘confirmed -tbo It. Tbia, support extends to par-' doefawenta. They tatwi* fa Iteg'-;' 4 to teach #oqd edvoeete Uie' vloleBt I .^m . Three - S ^ Ia n d -Yard officials, augmted De'Seyiiet broad area of egrecmfnt between Uclpatlon aa an obeerver fa mteU: at tbeir task ever llm .No limit , ; .jbuy ^ or 3 MAIN ST. AT CORNER OF 6AK ST« - ‘ovevthraw of the . U. ' B.S. ggovern- o by adveral daye to p rcllii^ - headed' 1^. { fiagerprinC , expert and as so^ally menacing aa Bamj^adefleader Dofjlejr if'you Wish. , \ ment i MA Ute Uma o f Ua' XKWl'* anr wrveya, W. R. prow, 4rtd a .team of pathol- oouimuhlam." Sorokin bay# in netted |ln good rondilion Haw India eiid tha United States.” enga of economic and military j 'fa hepen of wntlriaig tki -A. UM. etgctolai hlo'iiew bMk -(IfljMkciR Tork hoajpiuil .followipg operation In addition. Nehru told a news eomm:lit^ea of tha pact organiza- ■till riw ninini i Uofa (* aa page niree) D# Beyiwh' Journey at thla time itm U m eee ad Page N lae) \ Sex RevohtUqa." to remove wart from hia left fang c b h fe ra ^ ha found U B p o li^ • f oDcfal -V. L ■-5 K- 'V \\ L/. r \