IX T R ^ CK>OD BUYS Wtth DOUBLE GREEN Bohlen

•X V J ■\ - J ' ; 4, V-.V ■ ■' ■ I ■' ■! K ■ / ' f MONDAY, NOVEMBBR 8, 1981 -.I,, PACK FOUBTEEM ''. '.■/-> ■ ’ •■ 'i: i . •.. . AvtThf • Daily Net Preea Ron •t' X '• ■ ■ »(. lEvrnins lleralii For tha Waak Endad ^ The Wcatbdr ' . - ; Nay. «, ies4 Pofueast at O. jE Wanthar W m lm m Memorial Temple, Pythian SIs- Mra. Paul Ottone. 33 W. Middle Members of the Itallan-Ameri- in two acta, will ba “OoUefa pays” tars, will meet tomorrow night Ipke.; and her friend, Mr*. John can LSdlca Auxiliary plisnning to, an^ the stage crew, headed by Leo W« Wosli Upkdfllmy •! 11,551 i S m r , ealder .^leelght, Eaar ha About Town Oliotte of Sea laland, N. J.. have attend tha dinner tomorrow night in Odd i^llowB Hall. Grand Chief Colburn and John D’N*iH, has de^ Eutry Kied—-Everywhere . Member a t tha Audit ndd sea. Wedueadny Ruuiqr, eaa- Mrs. Ruth MiUer o f Hartfm-d and returned after-a trip to Niagara at 7 o’clock . in the chtbhouse on Featui^ Dancer veloped some beautiful lighting and Bureau at OIrenlatlan Atty. Jay Rubinow « f Uia Cttl- her staff wilt make their offlcial Falla and parte of Canada. Eldrtdge Street are asked to be HOMES e You raa Htmove the leoae Mnued mthsr eaW. High m lt IS b : lana Committee. Frank Anderson stage effects. visit at this time. A covered dish prompt. Members who have not dnst by vacuamhig and bnishlag your Manchester— A City of VOlane Charm o f the Junior Chamber .of Com The Army end Navy Club wiil At last year’s performance, a supper will be .served at 6:30 in been contacted may call Mrs. Del- Miss Barbara Beede wlU be a representative of the Oebom Pris fumlture bat t » mhave the aell yaa merce and Atty. Herman Yules of the banquet hall, and entertain hold a card party at tha cliibhouae flr.a Pole. , the Manchester Bar Assn, will be featured dancer in the Feurtk on Farm in Ehifleld was present must have R washed- Revives the eolera. VOL. LXXIV, NO. S4 ment wifi follow. Officers are re tonight at 8:15. Makes your home more eaaltary aad (SIXTEEN PAGBS) MANpHESTER, CONN., TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 9, 1954 (Claaalflad Advartlshig aa Paga 14) PRICE nV E CENTS peineUata at' tonights workshop quested to wrear white. nual KnighU of Columbus MinstreV |.ud requested that the show be meatlng on the Town Charter, to The annual Men’s Night program put 6n for the entertainment of more attractive. The Manchester Garden Club will be presented tonight « t 8 Rsvlew which will be presented on bo hakf at S p. m. at the Emanuel Members of thS Connecticut the''Mnmatea of the Farm. Ar- AUTOMOBILES • For the proteetlea will hold its. annual meeting to o’clock in the South Methodiat Nov. 11,. 12 and 13 at the Ver- r.ingentents were madq and the of light-colored clothing, motor car up lutharan Church. The meeting Is Graduate Chapter of KappS Pai night, at 8 o’clock in Center Church aponaored by the t«ague of Wom Church by the Women's Club of 'planck School auditorium. Miss show was given a wonderful rrtep- holstery must be washed. (We iuvite In Pause for an Old Comrade Pharmaceutical fraternity will House. It will be the aimual meet Manchester. Bert Bromberg, wrho Ike Greets en Voters o f Manchester which in-- honor Ppofesaor Nick W. Fenney ing with reports and election of Beede has appeared in the past tion. A portion of the show waa quiries from used-car dealers). Tttea the attendance of all inter comes highly recommended, will three performances end has de also used by\tjie .Wethersfield STORES AND OFFICES e Let us start of the Univqraity of Connecticut officers. The subject will be apeak on "The Psychology of Hyp- ested persons. School of PhiU'macy with a testi Christmas decorations and a work lighted the audience with her American Legion Tor its annual cleaning yeur upholstered fuiulture.wheu r noUam.” Non-:members and guests dcverslfled arrangements. She re preaentatlon, and prepaÛona are you close. It wiil be ready to uae tha next 50,000 New monial dinner,tonight at thS'Wav- shem for Christmas. Tht commit Of members will be welconM at the The regular monthly meeting of erly Inn In Cheshire. Professor cently appeared for an audition being made to put this y a a ^ ghow morning. the RockTille Emblem Qub will be tee Includes Mrs. George Cheney, cuatomaiy fee. Fenney has recently been elected Mrs. Warren I. Keith and Mrs. with the world famous “ Rock- "on the road”, aa It far aurpMea FREE ESTIMATES — INSURED held* Wednesday evening at 8 ettes” o f the New York Music Hall. anything the Knights of Oolumbna to the' office of national grand Howard W. Vlbbert. WORK DONE IN VOUR OWN HOME Am ericans o'clock at the. Elks Home. At this regent of Kappa Psi. The Holy Ghost Mothers ^Circle Many of the popular features of have done previously. time plans will be completed for ft will meet Wednesday at A p.m. at the three previous shows will Tickets esn be obtained at the TEL. ROCKVILLE- 5-9659 or 5-3647. the annual charity card party Ever Ready Circle of Kings The Mancharter Child Study the home of Mrs. Robdit Dona again appear, along with some K of C Home, or from Joseph Ger- Washington, Nov. 9 (/P)— which will be held on Nov. 17. Daughten will postpone its meet hue, 90 Cooper Hill St. The'busi pleasant surprises that the direc vale, Roland LePage, Stanley Cho- WILLIAM (SRACZYK, Jr. M enben and friends may make Group will meet tomorrow after President. Eisenhower today ing tomorrow night until Tuesday ness session wilt p t ' outlined by a tor. Rev. Robert (^rroll, has ar man, or any member of the ticket ^ 0 MORRISON ST. — ROCKVILLE up their own tables and play the noon at 1 o'clock in the library of evening of next week. the Buckley School. Mies Ann Fe- Chinese Suctioi^ ranged for. The theme of the show, conunlttee. extended “my very sincere game of their choice. Refresh welcome” to some 50,000 for ments will be served. berg, elementary school consultant for the State Dept, of Education eigners who will become 8L « Gertrude’s Mothers Circle will ^>eak on “Modem Education.” naturalized Americans in will hold a meeting and auction Mrs. Lee.Chagnot will «ervt as pro mass swearing-in ceremonies sale at 'the home of Mrs. Viola gram chairman. All membera Michalak, 83 Gerard St, Wednes urged to attend this meeting. ' throughout the country on Bohlen Hit McCarthys View Booklet day at 8 p.m. Co-hostessea for the Veterans’ Day, this Thurs- ovening will be Mrs. Jane Long Ben Kara Chapter, B'nai B’rith ^ These Tim ely Yalnei Make " " day, members are reminded that teeer- Bohlen and Mrs. Kathleen Long. '^ a Preaident personally ax- -vatlons close tonight for the an preaaed hia congratulations to 33 For Visit to Manchester Aseembly No. 16. nual ^nd-raUing dinner-dance at citlaanship applicants, w>m« with Order o f Rainbow for Girls, will the Garden Grove, Satiuday, Nov, backgrounds of horror In Nast'and meet in the Masonic Temple to 13, at 8:15 p.m. Mrs. Bernard Cole .RuMian Blava labor camps.- / Reti p a rty night at 7:80 at which time new m^'attll be contacted for tickets. The 32 from 18 iountriei0nclud- members will be initiated. A t this IX T R ^ CK>OD BUYS wtth ad a Catholic priaat who ârrowly meeting definite |dans will be.made Miantonomoh Tribe No. 58, escaped execution by t h / Naxla, a WaRhington, Nov. 9 {/P)— iORM. will meet tonight at 8 for rehearsals for the Minstrel rabbi who fled from inyading Rua- Sen. Knowland (R-Calif) con Show, which the Aeeembly will o'clock in Tinker Hall. Every K Sian and German armies and a Wa'shfngton, Nov. 9 (A>)— Secretary of State Dulles said present early in 1966 under the member le urged to attend aa very Russian seiied by tiu Nazis in Po tended today that the shoot- today it would be contrary to the national interest to make direction o f Past Mother Advisor important buaineea will ha trans land in 1944 and p^ced in. a con ing down of an American public the full record on the case of career diplomat John acted. DOUBLE GREEN Mrs. Olive Recave. centration camp., photo plane near Japan Sun Paton Davies. 'Those who vhilted '*he White The Women's Home League of House and shook hands with the day was a deliberate attempt It would mean revealing some secrets, Dulles told a news the Salvation Army will maet in Given W itli Cash Sales Tuesday President weiy described as s rep by Russia to make the Unit conference, adding that publishing part of the record would the Citadel tomorrow aftembon at resentative ci’^-aectlon of the 50,- ed States “ lose face” in Asia. be unfair from .several viewpoints. '• 2 o’clock. During the afternoon a 000 who will be naturalized Thurs Knowland, the Senate Republi buslnesa meeting will be held, m n day. But Dulles said he had not made a final decision cgYrtha sewing done for the hospital and v v w w can leader, again at a news con- call by Davies.Jor relea.se of the record. rCABEVlTLLr OOMFOITKDED^ Wbofesale Naturalizations . fe.ence criticlzed^'^. Ambassador social time enjoyed, with Mrs. Dulles also said It waafas wholly^- - • i ' " l ' ■ In N ^ York’s Polo Grounds, for Charles Bohlen for attending a Flora Boures and Mrs. Melvlna axample, S,Q00 Will become ciU- out of the question that Chagnon as hostesses. Red celebration in Moscow after tive war with the Soviet sens./At I-os Angeles 7,000 will be the plane incident took place. The - ' naturalized, In Chicago 3,000 and ever could oe accepted aa Mother Cebrinl Mothers Circle State Dept, has said Bohlen did States policy. He said “13Dixotf"Pact President . in San Francisco 2,800. Pres. Elaeoiwwer atepa bareheaded to read inscription on statue not know of the affair at that wiU meet at the home of Mn. greeted those who Eisenhower had made that unmia-! f h 'i ^ "S ^ /Eisenhower greeted those of the late Oen. GtorgS S. Patton on Uhariee River Eeplanade In Bos time. Harry F. Smith, 101 E. Middle .caliailed at the white House today in ton, Maaa. (N ov./t). Patton commanded the Third .\rmy under Su Ipke., Wednesday at 8 p. m. Mem the rose garden Juat outside hia of Saya Incident Known ! as preme Allied Cbmmander Eisenhower In World War II. The Presi Knowland said he has reason to l Ass&a bers sre reminded to bring artlclee fice. Also present were Chief Jus dent visited B«wton to address the National Council of Catholic Davies had suggested, in saying , SERVICES for the rumunage sale of tha group tice Earl Warren; Atty. Gen Women. (;AP Îrepboto), believe Bohleq knew about it un ■last weak he would not contest ' I ' % / \ ‘ I B — __ * 1 the same evening. Brownell, Herbert Hoover, Jr., un officially, because Moscow Radio hia ouster, that he would welcome J . Y 1 ' # * ¥ * ¥ ! Unit Intarprct The Wtahe der secretary Of state, and Gen. broadcast the Incident Sunday st refbase to the public of the whole * * Army Sgt. Johann Cbwertek, Jr., Joseph'Swing, coihmlaaioner of Im- 6 p. m. — the evening of the Red Of ThtFRmfly recom of his case—"Includiiig my - - ' - B4, son of Mr. and Mrs. John migraUon and haturallaation. anniversary p a rty —■- and monitor 1950 toeommendatlpna that we; Washington, NoV. 9 CiWertek, 40 N. HUm St., recenUy After the 23 applicants had in ing of the radio broadcasts is rou* spent a seven day rest and recrea troduced, themaelves, the Preaident Offers Russia, tine, at the embassy. general manager of tha JOIM B. fURKE tion laava from his unit in Korea told them: Kno'Wland said it was signifi Dulles flr^Jlavles, a career dip-! Public Power A asn. at Camp Hakata, on Japan’s “It is really a privilege to wel cant that the Russians shot down RINIIUU. HOME Sen. Joeeph McCarthy (R-Wls) sod his wife, Jrau, Nov. 8 lomat for i s 'years, last Friday assorted today that the pre^ southeramost iaiahd of Kyiuhu. A come you, not only to all of tiA the American plane, which did not 4n upholding s''âpecial. secu r^ rights and the freedoms that go at their home In Washington look over a booklet entitled “Tlirow thr posed Dixon-Yates power m -a -d s n rifleman with the ,7th Diviaiim's India A-parley Role return fire, on the eve of the nego hearing board's. 'epnclusion..^that 31st Infantry Regiment, Sgt. with Americah citizenship, but to tiations between'President Eisen Bum Out.” McCarthy said the booklet contains excerpts of atories Davies lacked “judgment.-"diMr^ contract is “the opening • 7 BART GBM1 EK n r. Cewertek has been in the Far East remind you—as you already know hower and Premier Yeshida of Ja denouncing him In the Dally Worker, New York Commnnlst news tlon and reliability.’’ '^:êre' waa wedge in crippling the Ten — that it has very serioiis obliga AMBOLANOE SERVICE Bine# Augxiat, 1953. He entered the pan. paper. He said hr planned to send copies of I t. to all Senators. no question of his ibyalty in nessee 'Valley Authority Army in February, 1958. tions. United Nations./N. Y., Nov. 9 (/P)-r-The western powers He recalled that a similar plane (AP Wlrrpiioto). PeNgwed le melee you e tx>day offered KuMia and India a voice in arranging a pro volve. (TVA).” "We expect you to carry on the incident took place on the eve of Davies had been cleared''eight obligationB Just aa you snjoy the Alex Radln, who said hia organ I "ftandeut" of all yeof foverHe posed intitrngtional scientific conference on peaceful uses the recent Manila conference. times during the Truman admiq'** rights and privileges. That is what isation represents more th*it TOO meeting p loctt. . . A Don Mver of atomic energy. The decision was announced in the General "I belie've that both incidents tratlon on loyjdty-security charges- every good citizen does. You are were deliberate attempts to cause local publicly-owned electrie utiU- Assembly’s 60-natlon P o l i t i c a l ------■ ------His dismissal haa stirred somd' .ties, was in the witness chair aa SrthW — e wevtn chock gig following in the footsteps of mil committed by Canada’s Paul Mar- : _ _ the loss of face by the United criticism ih Congress. Sen. Chavez MATTRESSES lions that have come Imfore you McCarthy Strategy tlM Senate-House Committae on %vHh centrottlitg embr On wjid has taken an acUve role ft i \ | / States Government in the F a r (D-NM) told the Senate today that . . . You will add your part to East, where face counts very A toi^c Itocrgy resumed its atudy EMERGENCY recent weeks in trying to pAtch I YV alltA O V r "In my opinion a disservice waa of Qm controversial contract to debby tlripet-lhe waiKoble/ this great nation that we ca')I much.” Knowland said. "I don’t .Made To Order up Eaat-Weat differences ovei* dls'- _ _ ' , done to the Foreign Service.” He feed p^vate power into the TVA OIL lURNER America. ' armament and atomic control. a # n of- T\« believe the timing waa coincident- It Is better to have n good re cotton with tht lo» put in the congressional record linta. SERVICE "Through you I wôuld ilka .to Martin called attenUon to what - t " U l>49 a 1 8 E ' al.’^ Seen as Filibuster soma newspaper editorials critical built mattress than a cheap new extend my very warm gmetotfa, Radin ah(d tha contract affaeU frathnoM he termed the "moderate” tone of _ ^ Deeply Shocked of Dulles'' action. one. We're-make and sterUlse my very sincere welcome', - to all a speech which Soviet Delegate ■ > « Knowland, who had advised the "all the people of the nation.” CALL all types of mattieaeea and box I creoM andj6)l reaiatant.. SEW and SAVE f e 50,000 who—with you—will Andrei Y.-Vishlnaky made in the - U I V e r d B l l a f I F U Senate previously he was “deeply Dulles waa qu'estioned closely by U "V A isaeotroyad. ha said, eprlnge, Washington, Nov. 9 (IP)— Reports persisted today that newsmen on the hearing boartTa "the people of tko naUon wttt Hkve Self-bat) ^ werentaed take the formal oath of' allegiance committee yesterday en President, ' shocked" at Bohlen’s action in at friends of Sen. McCarthy (R-Wis) might try to talk to death MI-9-4548 to the United States:'' Elaenhower’a "atoma for peace" „ tending the Moscow celebration, finding that Dayiea-went beymid lost one of their mqot effective al- JONES FURNITURE wothobla, tee. Biographical aketchea of those program. He seid he hoped this t’ **7*^.^ said he had been Informto the a resolution proposing his,censure, on which the Senate opens "privileged boundariea”''ln miAing lita in bringing towet\electrte rates NOVEMBER and greater consampbM of elec WILUAliHi In foihleneble, foreshadowed the poaatble coopers- *^"lp®ne. Jr., 29, of 59 Proprietor formal debate tomorrow. McCarthy himself professed ignor known hie views. Dulles said' he mA FLOOR COVERING (Cohtlauad oa Page Eight) tion of the Soviet Union in setting Highways, Windsor Locks, waa (CoBtinned m Paga Eigbt) ance of any such strategy,. So did-T — ^------—------——— . would not add or detract from hia tricity to all the ho^&, farms OIL SiRYIcX M Oak SL—TeL M l-9-lOil poiiel colen. SALE OF FABRICS up an agency to advance the de- ‘ “ urned to death when hta auto several of his supporters. But two written' pptnion o f last week, and industrias of the nM Szea 12-30 ond vclopment. of atomic energy for ;^“ ''"*‘* burst into flamys influential Democratic Senatom ‘No Rule o f 'nMmb' Would Sell Power Te Special Sale non-war Uses. i !p avoid relations with the preee. tion. provides for private powets^ 5 7 c - 1(27 yd entlflc conference is a part of the way posts on the east side of Pali til midnight, Dec. 24. when the ex- Ex-Husband of Dulles said there wae no rule of intbrests to construct a 107 mil- ' sade Ave., north of the Elliw’orth ^rauiuiiiisitraordinarv V Hcsaiun which con- v ^ WT lion dollar power plant at Waat AOTO GLASS DAN MVM'U For Harlan in Eisenhower program, but is separ U. S. Wrong in Resslon thumb. That it waa up to the good \ Sheer Nylon Hosiery ate' from' the permanent agency curve, crossed the highway where ^ d yesterday dies •‘■tom.tlc- ^ ] g j W o m a U Judgment of Foreign Service’ of Memphis,’ Ark., to supply powor FURNITURE TOPS REGULARLY 69e to $1.49 Yd. . envisaged by the U.S. President. It broke off three guard posts and ficers. to TVA. conoN i Supreme Court Both moves, however, are included Ihen flipped over. The auto land Plane Incident 'ThaLw.^ the final deadline set Davies has been a target of Preaident Elsenhower directed ed in a concrete catch baain four in an ad.adjournment resolution aw sewttwe Is You Will want more than one dress length of these beiiu> in a resolution sponsored by the New Canaan, .Nov,. 9 (S')—:The criticism in Congress and else- the Atomic Energy CommiaaieB 60 gauge dark seam, full fashioned hosiery in new fall United States and six other coun feet below the level of the high agreed on byUqngresa last August. tiful fall and winter fabrics. Washington, Nov. 9 (Pi --Presi man she had divorced but dated where zince the end of World Wart-»ABC), which la receiving TVA shades. Sizes 8>2 to 10' >. Sale price. tries. way. * Washington, Nov. 9 (JP)—Ru&ris Charles Watkira>..^nate parlia n. chiefly because of certain power, to negqtlata tha contract. dent Eisenhower’s nomination of has countered an American protest mentarian, said if than ia no vote frequently after her second mar LIFE Martin told the political commit 'Truck drivers, quick to arriva riage was sought today for ques-' recommendations h e, made for 'The - administration has askad U. 8. Circuit Judge John Marshall tee that the seven sponsors of the at tha scena,f told police they over the latest cold war aerial in by that hour, a pendihgk censure J. A. WHITE Harlan -to the Supreme Court, “ "./tlonlng in connection with t h e policy in dealing with the the Senate-House conunlttee to resolution had decided to recom heard an exploalon. They said cident with a declaration of ab resolution would expire uiV _ ___ Va4(nnffiilB4 Chinese VAvairatmam^ Nationalist government where his grandfather once sat, solute innocence, bet U..S:. officials 'slaying of Mrs. Margaret Ford waive a.provision in tha Atoniic mend that Russia and India be ih-. the intensity of the fire made SSrd pongreaa. at, Chiang Kai-shek. Energy Law which raqulraa that Knitters Aftention! seemed headed today for easy indicate the Soviets haven’t heard That presumably would me'Sh George, 26. of Waterbury. GLASS CO. eluded in an advisory committee Filipone's rescue Impossible. .. JIrs. George was found dead At one point, he recommends passage through the Senate. whiclr will decide on which coun Sgt. Michael Maalocka and Pa the last of the matter. atarting afresh with any move 24 BIRCH 8 T .\ what /Valuest Extra' Special! But trouble appeared to be For the eighth time since the aimed at Senate rebuke of the Wis uhd^ a pile of Icavea and branches steps that would have led to a (Coatlaaad aw Paga BgM ) tries are to be invited to the sci trolman Charles A. Wall of the In the woods here Sunday. coalition government in which thq T*I. MI 9-7S22 \ brewing for the nomination of entific conference and on the pri Windsor Police Dept., called Wind Cold War began, the United States consin Senator, who has predicted Atomic Energy Commissioner yesterday demanded an a;ioIogy the Vote will go against him. Police'CJiief Henry- E. Keller an Chinese Reds would have taken EXTRA SPECIAL MANUFACTURER’S CJ.OSEOUTI ority of subjects to be dlacusaed. sor and a Hayden fireman to put nounced laaV-hlght that he wants part. According to State Dept, re Can’t Hide Behind Joseph Campbell to be comptroller out the flames. and reparations from Russia for Sen. Knowland of California, the Other menibers of the advisory violence, done American aircraft, her first husutnd. Stanley Zdon- cords already published, Daviee' Our Produef* / R e g . $i.9B "I LOVE ^ general—head of the- General As- Police , said that portion of the GOP leader, said he remains hope committee would be the United by Soviet.planes. ful of getting a vote this month. ick, 38. of NaugatUcit. Keller said proposals, for “ revitallMtlon”' of Cenuine English countinjf Office (GAO), whose Job States. Britain, France, Canada highway had Just been remodeled It is. to keep close tabs or. how ' Moscow countered with a claim' A special committee recornmended the couple went out together Nov. Chlang's tovemment were intend- Bulletins and Brasil. to make it safer for traffic. d\)ff the total Red take- federal agencies spend the money that itii planes were in the right. censuring McCarthy, for his alleged 1 and then diaappeared. ed to head' froai the AP Wina Baby Saq There was no immediate word Dr. Aaron P. Pratt, medical '■We need him for questioning," , over that finely happened. TONI NEW HOME PERMANENT .... Packs Congress givea them. exaininer, gave, parmiasion for the But the -original U. 8. note had "contemptuoua" attitude toward a from ' Russia and India- as to promirsd that''the Kremlin would Senate subconimittee, ' ‘'.’uigar’’ rc Keller said. “No charge is against i Davies has siaid privately he There waa no indication the whether they would sgree to serve. body to IM removed to the F. W- him.” wants the national interest' pro RIB ANKLETS hear more from Washington after HELD FOR RlBKXW r ATTACK PROM HOME PERMANENT ...... President had consulted Senatorc Martin’s reference to Vishin- Carmon Funeral Home where hia Mrs. George was separated-from tected. but that he feels hia own In advance about either appoint investigation eataliltshed all the (Continued eu Pago Ught) New Hnton, Nev. 9 IH—A wnr> Fine quality Durane, Mercerized cotton anklets with nylon rein- sky's moderate attitude apparent- sister and bfother-in-Iaw Mr, and her second husband. James George COTY NUSUET TOILET WATER .... ment. facia “regarding human life' and rant for the arrest el a BUEeri forced heel and toes for extra wear. Sizes 8I9 "I LOVE L U p 'p . . > ■ parachute ahd-drowned. Rubber Go. plant in Naugatuck aad hMuraare brekee, wMk fear charges against'. Ben. McCarthy and dated frequently after th»-di LISTERINE ANTISEPTIC The United States government By 'TOB ASSOCIATED PRESS eeuats of riJiriile M - arcehal ef (R-WU). Human Health M Stake fired a »Uff p|-ote>ri to Moscow, Peiping Radio clalme American vorce. ,'4 CLOSEOUT SMALL Ldl OF First raactloa .of Senators Official election returna made ciieed or roler aad eae couat af. saying it .expects the Krsihlin “to warahips recently ■ have patrolled Mrs. George, is-ho police aaid had 'breark of toe phace.' 75c BAYER ASPIRIN TABLETS .. ... 62e Baby Bonnet and Bootee Pack willing -to comment indicated that near theTachen Islands off coast been Shot in the head, lay unidenti public today by Secretary of State make all such moral and matsriai Charles B. Keata gave Democrat Harlan's selection was not llkaly raphrattons ’ as lies within iU of Red China, '. . -West German fied until yesterday- afternoon' MARKET HESITATES S' 60c AL.KA SELTZER ...... •. - • ^...... 5 4 c to itir any controveray, but that power.” government announce* it will bud When her brother-in-law. Michael Abraham A .^ b icoff- a 3.115 vic New Yoric. Nov. 9 (Pv—Tke FABRIC CLOVES .Campbell's nomination might ■ be CRarge U. S,: Fired First get f3,186,(K)0,006 for defense rosta Rosa of Watertniry, viewed the tory. for'the Cbnnecticut governor Stork Market developed a cer each challenged by opponents of the ^during year beginning next body- ship. lli BUFFERIN TABLETS ...... 53e and $i .23 EOlTOR’a N O T E —Few' re-^fossibly-'other health matters, The Immediate Russian response tain ameunt ef beeltaary today Regular price $1.98. Sale price proposed Dixon-Yatea contract to followed ’ the-usual pattsnt: The April 1. ' Hia wife. Mr«. George’s sister, Rlblcoff’s plundity over Repub follewtag Its eeneatioaat past- Four baby colora and you 'may knit or crochet either'.one of two supply private power in the Ten aaareh. peahlama m l madem -tiiBea, quite aside from its effect in the Rep. Dingell (D-Mlch) says had reported Mrs. George missing lican incumbent John Laodge ex ONE-A^DAY MULTI VITAMIN ...... $ 1 .9 6 atylee of a bootee and bonnet aet. have raptured the pdhUc latoreat. cigarette controversy. Reds said the U. S. plane violated elertloa surge ahead. Oa bal- nessee Valley Authority (TVA) .RuaeUn territory and fired flret. across-the-board Income taX cuts last Wednesday, two days after reeded by 320 votes the unofficial aace. toe market waa barely area. Campbell was one of - the ■Mre thau tha eurreut searrh for; Public Coqfuaed will be sought in next Congress.... she had left on a date with a man. margin aa reported by the As SPRAY NET WITH TWEED PERFUME . . . . . $ 1 .2 5 aa aaawer ta this queatlaa: l a ! The controversy finds unknown and that Soviet MIGSi were forced higher. Gains of 1 le 3 petnts AEC members who approved the to retaliate. Labor Dept, says siito industry em Mrs. Rosa said she ’. ChUdren’s dangerous? Should YOU atop and small growers snd manufac arith heroiam by his atudenta. ac-1 denville hospital, SPECIAL 5|-39 each aiaaa in navy only. ■tii fiaveive been good thing if atom arid By T M A8BOCIATKD PBE88 anobing? turers and procusors. middlemen, West Cheater, Pa., Nov. 9 Of) hydrogen■Artmen bombabomb* had never been t rea^lulWrea^nslWlUy ll^ for atrikatriklng^ Tha one-atoty brick school Stop la and talk “ lasulatioB” at the W. G.‘ Glenney Co. No obU- AveRll Harriman’a unofficial It finds this bouae of science whdiassierii, retsile.rs, vending ma —A surprise test air alert—the T*' . . . ..L . tinethe matenmatch wnichwhich accidentally;— > building was virtually demoliahed fMten. C/i rtg. prict) and. medicine divided. Some au- developed, but decllhea Laboritc AIDE MISUSED WAR DATA i f *28 pound Democratic-Uberal party plurality chine operators and many otliieni— first on a region-wide basio-since* suggestion he uae-his influence to. touched off a deafening gas expio- ’ by tha -hlaat. .tlexaadrla. Va- Nev. 9 (P) REG. 59e 1007. W OOL for governor of New York has thoritiee frankly gall -dgarettea a owes its livelihood to tobacco. the dim-out days o( World War Sion at AUen High School yeiter-" The superintendent. J. N. Mc- Non-Run Tricot Knit Rayon major factor in cauatog human get other powers to quit leeting —^The U. S. gserraperat aal4 JOHNS MANVILLE lALSAM WOOL risen to 11,749 votes—which la Governments derive much revenue n —ai(rnmoned Civil . Defense of bombs. day injuring hlniaelf, the principal Keel,,who tuffered shock, cuts and today that iafenaallna relat- Our flrat ahipment aold out in one day! Be here early Tuesday. cancer, oapeciaUy lung cancer, and from tobaccq taxes. ■hd 45- pupils. bruises told a reporter: ’“I pre- ITenty af Parfctag Space. Sock and Sweater 3,092 more than ha was credited ficials to their posts throughout Queen Mother.F^laaheth of Bri- lag. te 195 eperatteae in NeHh Free^^PlaaalBg Service. Another ahlpmeut! -with immediately after the elec any they, are bad for your heart. Science and medicine have s the Middle Atlantic Seaboard Many Students reported for some I set off the blast in an at- But others, equally prominent, any talit wina cheers w thousands in Korea flgared la tha a a s ^ Rah- tion while ' Republican ijilifford P. Stake. Should a reputable scien area last night. abort virit that will be loud pleas medical trSatment today after tempt on my part to find a gas terial walrh eae-toaa gaveta* UNDERWEAR the case against cigarettaa is by tist disclose hia findings which The Eaetem Air Defense Cbm- going hom r yesterday believing leak. 1 had no reason t o think f Case—hia lead widened to 3.479 In no means proved. ant memory for historic Maryland ■seat eede expert .Jeee^ 8- T W E E D Y A R N . the New Jersey Senate contest--: Isad him to -suspoct hassrds - in mand released the warning—that they were all 'right. However, there was a general leak.” * Trunk pentie and band leg briefa. White and pink. Siam 5 to 8. >] It finds many hundreds Of thou town of Annapolis .... Prime Minis Fetereea. Jr„ le toarged adlh has claimed victory over Democrat smoking, or. anything dlse? Or enemy, elrcraft had been tracke.l ter St. Laurent's opposltian picks m any. suffered delayed reactions Damage at 9199.909 sands of doUnrs being poured into should hs wait untU ht has defl- I O U N C E . Charles R. HowriL on an approach to tha East Coast. ene Heme of Cbtnmons seat in ovarnight and other injuries Students were flung against the raaeareh to find tha answer, or an- laite proof? If ho U proven wrong The yellow alact. indicating atx'by-elections held in C m a d a ..,. showed up. Ceiling and blown through windows Harriman’a adge over Repubiican ■worm. That (act could produem after hia early announcement, will MCCARITHy AGAINST STALL $1.00 TRUNK PANTIES ...... 8 3 c e a c h IT S. Sen. Irving M. Ives increased poasihiUty of an enemy attack by Tho rhildrcn perish in auto firw This, mofiUng, two atudenta were by the temb-Uke blast which tqok WaehtBglea. Nev. 9 . . great boons.tor aU ef.us. for tha poopls ncctiso him o f aca>e-mon- air„ was flashed from West Chea atlU. critical and tha principal. place shortly ^ftar they settlafl in BUILDING MATERIALS ^ yesterday on the hasie of a rocheck rsasareh wiU idtg dsapt-Into some in 'Charteeton, S. C., parking lot htocartoy (E-WTa) aald gering, or looe fniUi In a-Tederal Civil Defanae Admin- Prime Minister Nehru‘aaya he danger list. Fire Chief Harvey Butler, who 9e * » Beaatj veto «a LUMBER FUEL <4 Haw York City qnd offielal recaa- learaad c«nQd turn up vtUi links after deciding not to mmm ^ the istratlMi. , la aiming a^ "definitely ab The critical are Joy Rose, 15, estimated damage at 1100,000, said quentlea ef ceaoanif HH a < about tha causa, control oir-traat- solutely n aee.InHatte pictara of so- ami Shirley Innum, 14. 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s P A G l’T W P A MANCHESTER' EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN, TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 9/1&64 X X / . '■ Grange. TTie local Orange voted to ■/ ■AWEBESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER, CONNw TUESDAY, NOVEIOER 9,*1954 Join the 1955 Community Service Combined Circles Contest spondored by the National Propose $190,000 Budget SERVED DAH.Y sary on facta that naad te ba auto* ed oocratary to raplaeo Mm,-ilg- Orange. * Coventry . •’•• - p Called To Duty Planning Meeting Sled Dog Rac^ CkiiiiiplirtM C ourse D . Fuller Speaks. mgtic. win Roimlek, who rocantly To- Community Players Join ’ Dr. FuUtr la co-author of the otgnod, and 'IlRiethF Horan waa Donald Cliuifield, son of Mr. and At District Fall Meeting HOM* HADE X. Mrs, D. C. CaUfleld of Columbia BEAL ITALIAN ^ Avon Sunday To PTA on Math Upton-Fuller Arithmetic .books electad Council datagate in FOR n n KIDBIBM ^ The Combined Catholic Mothers us^ throu^ Grade 8. of Mr*. Robert Lynch, who • Aisociiated Theater Unit Lake has been notified to report Circles of Manchester gnnounce an RAVIOU SPAGHETTI Public Health Nurse Drive Large AaserORMRt ' A for duty at Lackland Air Force Comwiuioners--- '■ Asking’^ . t Served with delldoos Italian During the . buainesa ae s ■ I o n moved out of town. X R em inder open meeting for Friday, Nov. 12, Hie heat yo« ever tEMrted* Membere ter of town. mothers of C.a t h o 1 i c children. Farms Sunday, Nov. 14, at 2* p.m.. Bistlng with additional drill prac brook, scout leader introduced the Church News . Taxpayers of the South Man these packages must be mailed Hie drive for funds by the Pub' junior at Manchester High School Group of Hartford. Many of the chester Fire District will be asked by Nov. 15. Packages should Mothers having the same interest and has been in 4-H club work for In vtOw qf the feet that the races tice if needed, after first checking other theater uiMta In the area are I two new leaderp, Mrs. Miles Up- The ."Hour of Decision" was the form individual circles. There arS CHARTER OAK RESTAURANT Ue Health NurSing Asan. )iaa gone are foi the purpose of raising mon with the teacher to see if a stage SEE membere of the onranlaatlon. “ 1 Mrs Theôre Senden. sermon tiUe used by the Rev. to approve a budget that will ex be sent to the American Red 120 CHARTER OAK ST. TEL. Ml 9 BOlO ths past sevm years. He is also a Clereaea H« Aaffi ceed this year's expenditures by Cross Office, 69 Center St. groups interested in the very young over tha top, though the workers member of the*Good Harvest Club. ey fori the benefit of the Connec has been reachi^ in the child's Mrs. Bthei Lusky and Bill Election of officers was held. Henry Wyman.'at Sunday morning child, others in school and teenage Btlll )iave, Mveral more daya to ticut Hemophilia Foundation, education where he needs practice. > Jecohua have been delegated to. Elected are: President. Joyce service. One more new teacher has about $40,000 when they assemble - HMpItallaed LOANS for the district's Annual fall meet children. The use of the term "cir continue aoliclting. Among the hospitalized local which is making an effort to raise Parents can also help by mak oa sseond Bseetgagaa aad aal9> represent the local playem at th e; Person: vice-president, Carol Kas- been added to the Sunday School cle" suggests the desirability of $806: to replace, funds borrowed ing as many opportunities aa pos next meeting of the association In i kowlta; secretary, Yvonne Eccle- staff, Mrs. George Johnson who ing in the flrehouse on Spruce CNDS "ARROW IN THE D U Sr’ (Color) at 8:11, 0:18 To date $1,113.60 has been r'e- residehta are the follodring: Mra. RwbUea. Alee taaRfaaee. Street on Thursday, Nov. 18. a social hour, although Mothers caived In the Public Health Nurs Clarence Crane, Hartford Hospi from the National Foundatldn. sible for the child to use arith ston; treasurer, Vivian Eccleston will teach the seventh and eighth Circles are primarily study an^ TODAY "KHYBER PATROL" (In Color) at 2:90, 8:50, 9:87 metic in his dally life. ' \ CONNECTICUT VALLEY liartford. grade girls. This makes a total of Commissioner George C. Hunt ing Assn, membership drive. The tal; Mias Charlotte Albertine, This sum was nSeded to place The group has alM decided to and news reporter, Carol. Ann said yesterday that the addition M anchester discussion groups, a deep freezer for whole blood and "The most important change in Realty and InToataiaat CSa* present "An Old Fashioned Christ Jaawlnski. 11 teMhers with 112 children reg board of directors aim over Windham Community Memorial istered and about 95 per cent aver of two day men during the past Prospective members may Mi In whelmed with' the generoaity of Hospital; Joseph Moraau, Wind plasma in Dr. Wallace's headijuar- arithmetic ia the shift of emphasis 74 Beat Caater M«Na9 mas" at the December meeting of There are about 30 girls In the year, a hike in firemen's salaries terested to know that thm ^h. the S T A T E O STARTS TOMORROW ters In 'Hartford for the uae of from rote learning -to meanings TbL Ba-a-48g8 the PTA. The case has been select troop this year. The meetings will age weekly attendance. Date Book *T REoruhR PRICES ■.$ha , community mid have ex- ham Community Meraarial Hospi Nursery classes are held each and the proposed hiring of four efforts of the local Olbboai Assem ^qasad appreciation. A goal of tal; the Rev Charlee G. Johnson, boys in the state who are hemo- and understandings.'' said Dr. Ful ed and Includea Mrs. Stella Dente, be held each Wednesday night more men during the coming year bly, Catholic Ladies of Columbus, phillacs. ler. He explained that pupils- are from 7 p. m. until 8:35. Sunday during church time. Mrs. $1,600 had been set fdr the pro pastor emeritus of tha First pon- Mrs. Polly Burnham, Mrs. Evelyn would require a budget of about Today the late Mrs. Thomab Horrigan of ject. At least three ere known to be and social meanings of EUiaon. Mra. Ethel Lusky. Mrs. Camp Out Amelia Kozelka and Mrs. Patria grcgational Church, Manchester Forbes were in charge this past $190,000. The budget for the year Annual Bazaar, North Methodist MDiidi^ns Gn oiBcDr In the .NBUonet BurioeiSv aatabilabmenta ' Memorial Hospital; Harold Van- suffering in thie town with hemo arithmetic. He Said that arith Billie Morrow, Mrs. Aubyn Bar- Nineteen boys from the Boy now ending is $152,000,' Church, 2 to 9 p. m. Council of Catholic Women and a not yet betta-contacted fob oon- philia, the medical term which metic has been simplified in Its ftrom and Mrt; Thomas Smith. Scout Troop 62 with their leaders Sunday. Members of the Senior DiV(Wt -of Flanders Road, Man- Choir are once again rehearsing Hunt also said that the proposed Thnraday, Nov. 11 leader of hfothers Circles at the tributiona. J<9iit F. Chappella and cheater Hospital. means that blood fails to clot, and teaching, and that fractions In camped at Mt. Mbnahdnock In budget increase would mean at time, was invited to Manchester to whole blood and plasma helps to particular are made easier, even LECLERC for 'The Messiah" which will be Boy Scout leaders annual ban John A. Hillman''were appointed * Veteraa'a Night Oapt. Ctareaoo IL McCollnm N. H. over the weekend. They least a restoration of the 2',4-mill quet. Masonic Temple, 6:30 p. m. demonrtrate and explain the form a committee to .midee the coh- Vateran'a Night will be observed clot the blood. One of the boys to being taught In decimal ToCm FUNERAL HOME climbed the mountain and camped held at Christmas. This is a county tax rate, and possibly even a 3- While drill is still necessary,, full group under the direction of Al Ilinrsday, Friday, Saturday of aettbn. She Introduced Mothers tarU with some 25 iCich estab by the Green-Chobot JPost and spent some time at the hemophili Capt. darenco E. McCollum, WHICH GRIND IS CORRECT? WHAT SHOULD I USE there for the night. On Sunday mill rate, for the more than 13.000 Nov. 11, 12, IS Circles to 13 enthusiastic women of lishments. Letters will precede the ac foundation in Boston. Another explanation precedes the practice morning they attended church on bert Pearson, minister of music at 'Auxiliary Saturday in the Ameri' formerly of 16 Nathan Rd„ recent' You’ll never make a good cup o( coffee if you don't FUNERAL Union Church in Rockville. Re taxpayers in the district. The final Fourth Annual Minstrel of Manchester on Dec. 8, 1937. visits of these men. can Legton Home-op Wan Street. foundation is located in New York and drill is only consid^bed neces- their way home. Leaders who decision on. the mill rate, which Man;- local people have donated ly completed a i7>weeks course of uae the correct grimf. hearsals are held each Monday Campbell Oouncil, K. of C., Ver>- The first circle was named the Dr. Robert P. Bowen has Bc- Thhre will be Initiation of both advanced inatrucUon for company WHEN MY OHILDREN made the trip were Wilbur Fletch won't be acted on by the dlstriot planck Auditorium. Mothers Orcle of the Immaculate eepled chairmanship of the as- blood for these boys, in addition Your grocer’e ehehrea are filled with cane marked SERVICE er, Guy Beck, Maurice Morrow, night. -post and auxiliary members, a and field grade officers that was 4-H News . until its spring meeting, will haiJe Conception. The members chose -aociation’a medical advisory com buffetX lunch and dancing. Mrs. to making blood donations to the ••Regulnr,” “Steel Cut,” “Drip,” "Medium,” Walter N. Reginald Lewis, and Levi Chesley. to, await the assembling of the Saturday, Nov. 18 Red Gross. given at the Fort Bennlng, Ga., Laclere, HAVE GOLDS? The annual nneeting of the Tol WeatetTi Caravan jamboree and as their leader Mrs. Frances BplI- mittee. He will be assisted by at ClaretKie Grant and Mrs. Richard Infantry Center. "Vacuum," “Fine,” "Coerae,” “fÎverized.” Orange News town's Grand List by Assessor Nane Shea, wife of Judge William V least three or .four other doctors Nelson and. Jean Butler, race STEAMERS Dtraeter (Dm TO Lack Of vitamin A) land County 4-H Club Fair Assn, Henry Mutrie.. Last year, the du.. bam dance. Orange I(atl. 8 p. in. C.. Snow\wlll be in charge of re- Capt. McCollum, a paratrooper, How eure are you which one it the right grind for The Grange held its annual meet will be held In Tolland on Nov, 20 Thursday, Nhv. 18 J. Shea, at whose home -the first In setting up standing orders by freshmenti committee chairmen, and their your ooffee-maker? — And how often have you ing recently at Yeomans Hall and trlct dropped lU mill rate from 2'A meeUng was held. Mrs. Thomas which the local public health sled dogs and gigs, will stage is presently aaaigned to the 11th 83 Mata Btritat, here’s The Answer with a turkey dinner served at to 2 mills. Annual fall fair and supper. Vadanctee Airborne Division at Ft. Campbell. LA PIZZA actually picked the wrong grind? elected the following new officers 6:30 in the Tolland Federated Quinn, the former Hannah Morlar- nurse will operate when the pro There areHwO'yecanclefIf m the three or four exciting races dur Call ML9.5R49 Tou ahould use something that to serve for one year; Master, In other matters at the meeting Temple Chapter OES, Masonic ing the afternoon on the grounds Ky., where his wife has taken an Todev, all the confuaion and worry ibout grinda Church. The business meeting will Temple, 2 p. m. ty, now of New London, was an gram gets underway. nursery andI f four in...... the kinder' apartment. The couple has two wUl hblp increase resistance' to the Harold Evans; overseer, Raymond be at 7:45. Fair premiums, will be next week, the district will elect other enthusiastic - leader in the CIN e m a S c OP e Mra. Jack Isscrman, Mrs. Ken at the Avon Old Farms School. GRINDERS IS ended! eoM while relieving Its symptoms a commissioner, tax collector and Friday, Saturday. Nov. 19, 89 garten aftemodn cooperative aea daughters, Linda Jean, seven, and Lyman; lecturer, Mra. Marshall given out at this time and the an Rotary Club's "RoUry Review," work of organizing new circles, neth A. ■ Downing and Mrs. Rich slona at the N ation Halt Commu Young children will be admitted Chock full o’Nute haa perfected an —something that will aid in build Squier; chaplain. Mra. I>ster assistant superintendent of fire which at present number 27 with ard G. Jodry-iyere elected the free, school-age children half price. Mary-Ellen, three. SPAGHETTI nual report will be heard followed, Waddell School. nity Center ‘claaiiroom. .OSicials Capt. McCollum has had a total ing more rugged health—some 'Hutchins; secretary, Francis Ly by election of officers and direc alarms. The only person now- a membership of over 300, nominating committaa to bring in A great many are giving of their AU MHHOD GRIND thing dependable that has been man; steward, Phillip Mazanik; known to be a candidate for the Sunday. Nov. 81 said mothera who ^ re willing to of nine years in the service, in tors. Marian Year Pageant, under Women desiring to join a a slate of .officers b t the Decem pick up additional children on the time and money to transport the EVERY NIGHT tasted by long use. Such a product Flora, Mra. Renac Belli; Pomona, This week Is National Educa commissioner's job la the Incum Mothers Circle are invited to this ber meeting to be voted on at the dogs and .teams for this worthy, cluding 16 nnonths in the European scientifically designed to brew perfect coffee hy Is Father John's Medlo)he recom Mrs. Francis Mazanik; ceres, Mrs. bent, Frank Scheibenpflug, who auspices of Ladies of Columbus, way to the classes ihclude Mrs. Theater of Ope^ratlons during all methods — percolator, drip or vacuum. tion Week and Horace W. Porter Whiton Memorial, 4 and 7:80 p. m. open meeting. Further informaUon annual meeting in January. Clarence Amidon, Mrs. . LeRennie cauje. Tremendous spectator ep- mended for the past 99 years. It Howard Rice; gate-keeper, Adolph School wrili observe It by holding was appointed last year to fill the can bn secured from Mrs. G.'Leo New Arrival ) eel is anticipated as this, in the World War II and nine months in CHATTERBOX Chock full o’Nuts costs a few penniea more a la approved by the experience of German. unexpired term of Jack Gordon, Wedneoday, Dec. 1 A daughter, Deborah. Ann, was Anderson, Mrs. Theofile Chalecki, sporting- world, la a “Connecticut Korea in 1053-54. open, house tonight prior to the Annual fair of the American Le Hogan. 85 Helalne Rd., or Mrs. Mrs. Richard'G. Jodry, Mm . Olga pound-but wiirmake many more cupe of the most munona. Its rich Ingiedlentg In Mrs. Marshall Squier received a regular PTA meeting. who resigned because he had Maurice Bottum, 41 Falknor Dr. horn Nov. 1 to Mr. and Mrs. Rich First.” He ia the sone of Mr. and Mrs. 6tS MAIN AT.—Tel. Mf-9-8662 iwevenly coffee you'ever drank. clude plenty of Vitamin A; arid do special award at* the annual meet moved out of town. gion Auxiliary, L«gion Home, 10 Sokqwloaki, Mrs. Ted S zelu^ and David McCollum, of 143 Florence Principal George Patros has ard Lee of Root Road at Windham hira, Ernest White. Further, in Mrs. Stanley Juros, 68 Bran not include alcohol o r.vherm ^l ing. She was made "Honor Lec announced that the public is In The only candidates for the tax a.m. Community Memorial Hospital. ford St., has a supply of tickets, St. , . dru||s. Keep Father John's Mem- turer” according to a certlflcate collector and asaisuht superinten “Christmas Tree Town," annual formation and application forpia X vited to visit the school and fair . of WSC8, South Methodist Setback Resulta are available from Mrs. W. B. etna bandy in your home. presented .by the Conn. State watch It in operation. The teach dent of fire alarms are the present There were seven tables of set per cent of the atate'B population office holders, Thomas Weir and Church. r, n , I ■ N • I TIC r n back in play at the Nathan Honeywell, membership chairman: ers . wrlll be in their respective Dec. 8 and 4 Tomorirow's meetings: Water took advantage of the free teats room tonight prior to the meet Frank Robinson, respectively, who Hale Community Center Wednes |)iabetic Drive fo. diabetes, but even with this have held those positions for many Sock and B-jskin’a. presentation EASTWOOD front Mehor Home Economics EMEROENCY ing. of "On Borrowed Time,” Buckley day night with Mra. Leo T. Leary group, 9:30 a. m., home Mrs. Hans small proportion, 443 persona were Patros wrili send home dally years. \ aa chairman. Prises were awarded Here Next Week found to have sugar in their urine. School. Frsek Maatra Hanaan; Ladies Assn, doughnut OIL lURNER notes to parents pertaining to Saturday, Dec. 4 aa follows: Women's first, Mrs. sate. .11 a. m. end wdrkshop, vestry The Health Dept, points out various aspects of the modern airrilae Ilarilea Lottie Barrows of Willlmantic; that* there are many peraons who SERVICE At YOUR public school prograffi and als-) Waddell PTA minstrel show, Rounty second, Mrs. Mary Rose Giwy of First Congregetibnst church; 4-H Mamhester residents are again A tree, Speaks on Growth school auditorium, 8 p.m, "SttddMly" handicraft group, 6:30 p. m,, home being uked to take advantage of do not realize they have dia'uetea OROCiR'S to some of the urgent needs of Mansfield; third, Mra. Helen Mrs. David Simmons with. James and that if .the diseiue can be de CALL moaMvra .M the school. Him»M>" Barile. Men's first, Amos Richard the free Meats for diabetes which To Lincoln PTA Maybe a husband likes to giv S:ie I. raUr T. Laidlaw, leader; choir Second will be offêd. all next week during tected early enough it can some •ranr «•»*. his Wife pretty things because the son; second, Richard Dimoq of Congregational Church,. 7 p. m., the annual \tate-wide drive to de times be controled by diet and ex- MI-9-4548 t«e to tiN caiatanl Maachester Bveniag Herisid Co may leave her speechless. VnES^ 'Ô* The W ate^nr liestnut Hill. Lebanoo; t h 1 r d. erclee alone, or by the use of in I I i I qward Richardson. Specials, Mr. sanctuary; mid - week prayer, tect diabetes cases. lumbia eorreapoadent. Mra. Hyland How the process of growing - r hymn sing and bible study, 7 p. m., During the\ drive, Manchester sulin. WILLIAMS •4 PRATT STRUT Taaker, telephone HArrison could be explained in schools and an^ Mrs. Charles Jacobsen of sanctuary First Congregajional Memorial Hospital will run tests S-9US. Staffs^ and Raymond Aubin of In some cases, silent people are HABXfOBD other groups was demonstrated Church, Choir First Congregi on all urine samples eutomitted to OIL SERVICE O K N THUBMOAT gWaMUfOS by Dr. Hilda Standish, through Williinhntic. There will be a sim al ChdTch, 7:45 p. m., aanctWry; check for the prejenoe of sugar. just speaking their minds. the film "Human Growth." at the TONIGHT! ilar pai^ here tomorrow at 8 PTA, 8 p. m., Robertson School; Where sugar is found, the person Civil War Vet, 112, meeting of the Uncoln PTA last p. m. setback party, 8 p. m., Nathan involved will be rrtjtrred to his night. MflNC-HESTER '[i Reoeibo 4-H Honors "Woman's World" at 6:15-9:89 V !■!;'■'iff**'::;.' y :.?'!:-;:;;*!; Hale Community Center, personal physician for further di During her talk Dr. Standish Adele a n d \ Donald Gehrlng, John and Eva Kemmy have re agnosis. To Mark Birthday emphasized the fact that the Plus Second Big Hit children of Mrs. Ruth Gehring. turned to their home In Germld Aa in the past, it iM expected major part of this information PPtTtlN NCTiil took top honors ^turday at the Park from a USO. Camp tour in that local drug stoves wi)I parti- "RETURN from the SEA" State vegetable Judging contest Frankiln, Tex., Nov. 9 (Jh—Wal should first come fror the r s .?/ tc / Neville Brand—ehown 8:06 Europe. They are both pleased to ci|>ate as collection ctations for It^8 got a in its bonnet— ter W. Williams, the oldest of four parents, “for it is the parents," TELEVISION held at the 'ynlversltjrtrf Connecti have a much needed rest end will the urine specimens. T he, drug Civil lyar veterans still living, will she said, “who should help the cut. They will eomprteX the na be et. home el least through stores will also furnish jars to children feel their questions are tional vegetable contest the first observOshis 112th birthday anni .MftNlllEn-hMAUTSOII piristmas. In. the many years of those Who want them for Chair or your choice of two new sixes! versary &nday. welcome, and who .can best pre W > m a n ’s week in December to be Yield in residing lii town this is only the specimens. For most^ of his days, Williams pare them for adolescence." One IsniUCAU-FnilkMUIMT PROGNAMS Cincinnati, Ohio. second Christmas they have spent The Stsite Dept, of Health ret> '.y' ilta plaeidlyvpn the front porch of of'* the important points she M i99lUHL*CinMllllUi Adele, a senior at Manchester here. omroenda that apecimene, which his old home hi the Shiloh Com stressed was answering children s T ife rld . aoMO CHMUtMKSm High School has been in 4-H Clu Maacheeter Evening Herald ahould be saved in a thoroughly munity out frw Franklin, about first questions concerning groW- IVldeo Evojryday—All RlghU Reserved—H. T. Dickinson A Co.. Inc work for nine years including two o V e n t r y correepoadent, Mra. clean contaliier. ahould be taken 50 miles northw ^t of Houston. ihg up .in an atmosphere 'of of sewing. She is a junior leader lee L. Little, telephone PR' about three hours after a meal. Heand his wifeXMrs. Ella Mae honesty and wholesomeness^which of the Good Harvest 4-H Club, 2-92SI. Last year, only a little over one Williams, 80, his companion for 60 will provide a good foundsnon for years, expect more t^ n 100 rela: all future relationships'.' tives and friends to come to the During the business meeting, Hie m to m m ic birthday party Sunday. \ Mrs. Ernest Larson'^Was elected to Hovt music wliil* you MANCHESTER KNITTIN8 MILLS Williams, a Confederate Veteran, the .position secretary, a is in fair health. \ vacancy whlch'was created by the work with a ederful Other surviving Civil War yct- resignatloiv'of Mrs. Lewis Ban erans are William A. Lundy, 106,' ning. MpS". Alfred Anderson, first Laurel Hill, Fla., and John Stalling, president of the Lincoln PTA and kifehofl rodia Cemt in 106, Slant, Va.. of the Confederate a ^fgent worker for many years, forces, and Albert Woolson, 107, was acco:.;ed s. al recognition ^Mnek and 800 thorn. Difluth, Minn., of the Union Bluc,^ and 'farewell, as she is leaving It’s the valve-in-head V8 as only town. 277 IROAD S p e c i a l The film. "The UtUest Angel." 80-9-1124 f o r t S h i r t s the valve-in>head leader can build it! ^ will be shown at the next meet Defective Exliaf^t ing, which w’il^-i>e held Dec. 6. T I l { V I S I 0 N RADIO SALES and SERVICE new You’d expect Chevrolet to out-V8 the field—and it has! Chevrolet’s new Tutfx>>Fii9 at Kills Youthen Car MEN'S SANFORIZED C O H O N V8” puts a braiid new kind of excitement under jrour foot The excitement of Chsaael S (hnaerir •> New Ravea, • sM ( M4) DANGER horsepower! The excitement of in 8 to 1 ultra-high compression ratio that Kjueezes more' • „• ~ “P*41erlii'’ Norwich, Ndv! 9 (Ah-^Jrtin Lib Chaaael IS HartterS, Ceaa. 111) TV HOI'B pure fun out of a gallon of gas than you ever dreamed possible! The new "Turbo-Fire by, 16, of the Mohegan section of CSaamel M New Briiala. Ceaa. “GaaS-hye, hot H aever Montvilje was found dead in his Chaaael U Waterhory, Ceaa. . . . a o a y • J V8" is so wonderfully efficient that it requires only /e ar quarts of oil instead of the Chaaael U Nolrehe. Malt. OI'T WEST WITH BILL iBith" iV.:;ej"5Sj eUs "1 YOI'Mi TKXANS" (411 UNCLE ED'S FUN fXCH Ceolrel Cara s!'.!' was on the wajr to work. Try ■ ;U (U> JOLLY OENE ing to gain entrance to the car 1:M-U »-4l> ROWnV DOOOV HatiafacuoB GunraBteed she found the doors locked and «M' FLAVROIAE - IARSON d r iv in g SCHOOL \ With enough new advances * ^ : \yas forced to break a window to 4:ie < 4) STACE 4 TEL. Ml-9-6075 reach her son. IM> NEWR AT SIX „ '\ V (41) rOWBOV FLAtROt-iE to fill a book! % , . ^ Coroner McKay said a check of MAIL OSDntS ACCEPTED N OW 4:U (M) THE EARLY SHOW ItiM < »>• TRUTMOR CONBR. the automobile disclosed a defec —••Charlie Chaa't Harder tive muffler and exhaust pipe.. Send ebeck or money order to Springfield Hockey Aao'q, C rla.e” (M) *'^^'J|/|^>'4TMER DRIVE-IN 29 Worthington St., Springfield, Masa. ( lii w e a t h e r m a n wo new 6’s Chevrolet offers two new highstepping uzes for 1935! There’s Ae new "Blue-Fline The youth is survived besides l^niNUN TURNFlICt* NEWINGTON^ BE SURE TO STATE NUMBER and PRICE OF TtCftETS 4.M fu) aroRTa 136" (teamed with Powerglide as sn extra IT'B A FLEAZl'BE $ i : . 8 8 ARMISTICE DAY, THURSDAY, NOV. 11 (IZJSl ALL AMERICAN GAME wnu A ••••a- ':-JP emm rum ".OETHEWEEX conoN - ■' (NO SCHOOL) - «jM-U) DOUGLAS KOWARD9 A THE NEWS ' FLANNa AMERICA'S RNEST lUILT WASHER . <411 DINAR SHORE PMRNACI ' / KIDDIE MATINEE STARTS 2 P.M. 1 : « C B-tl> NEWS CARAVAN— Jaha 3 fa I $1.00 Plaids aad solid eol- AN ENGINEER'S DREAM DOpRS OPEN AT 1:89 a ee iS ■YOFFOBO SHOW 4 to U $1.29 •rs. TreiUeadous ae* EMT 4:50. ' ■ , |' S:M ( SAD COMEDY A MUSIC — BENTZ lectloB. IS to 17. AND A HOUSEWIFE'S DELIGHT ... Irieehell (tS-l4> U F R IS WORTH LIVING SiMfr M M Works SEE I GAIARDINE ■ MEN'S PINWAU: Iks $4l A lt I-Omt ttJa a al 14 mw HtAtt bewjies la'itfM m r ii. THOUSANDS lOUGHT AT S38S.00 (M) ALL^'jîm c^‘o AHB* TEL. 80-8-8999 T^Vi J 4 to 14 $1.99 B •:M 181 1-^ . I) CLURTHmTT;rthii More than a new car « • • a new CO N CEPT ot low*eo«t motorinf (Ul MEET MILUK S:M (41) JIG SAW OI-'U OPEN UNTIL 9 t m iT NIGHT (41) I MARRIED JOAN 4iM (U> MATINEE (and much too good to miM ditringl) ABC S ^ CARTOONS- 8 GORMAN MOTOR SALES, Inc. APPPANGE CO. PLUS KfiinioGfniiis 21 MA F U STREET A BIG LAFF COMEDY. BUICK m a i .n I PHONE MI-2 4571 C A R T E R Ch e v r o l e t c o ., toe. \'- 1. rail MAIH intSET.MANtHISTEIt V. ■' tr;.-wr' ^ V ' Sl- , - I * * " !

1 , I . ---- — ■V -f. ■,1- ••' :r'. ’ ,-f / p y E TO PB MANQiESTER g V E I ^ G aisEAU /. MANCHESTER, CONN^ tW sDAY, NOVEMBER 9 ,19M . MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER. CONN, TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 9,1954 FACE FIVE

for the late President. Woodrow nursery wilt be provided for young Trial (1) Bear De.coratiiig Ribicoffg Plurality W OTH.1419 Earnings Decline Wilson, treasurer of the Demo Elected 'Captain Addretwes Scouts Housewolfr Christmas Fair children, also a junior fair named Police Himtihg w tJ o o J v m Daily Radio cratic State Oommittee, and for “Christmas Tiny Town.” to be East^Hartford Site WHAT—819 mer newspaperman. Bom in Now Officially 3,115 W D B 0.18W For,Power Firm At South Church Supervise^ by the Methodist Youth TiaM w n o —IMS CharlottestoWn, Prince Edward Fellowship. m s a m t k i l u t Hum an Health at Stake Ex-Husband of Easy WrrfhiMit. Island, .Canada. Died Sunday. East Hartford, Nov. • (B)—Dec Seasonal music will be played all (CoaUmMfi ibroBa P m ;* Om ) The following program 8die^3:W^ Hartford, Nov. 9 (A^The 0)n* Fort' Belvolr, Va.—Maj. (3en. . “Christmas Tree Town." annual afternoon at Christmas Tree Town orating a tree by its neck at 8S0 are .. t«.. necticut Power Co. fc|x>rted last Arthur W. Pence, 56, commanding 1 Pich Tier Dm PMm M3 1 Naf^BackacRe iiles are supplied by the ra«&> WH,'4Y-<3olng Forward With Wlndeor fair at the South Methodist to make shopping more enjoyable. Governor St., is a' 300-plue pound from OodiÛcut’s 169 towns Slain Woman WTIC—Dragnet night that eamlnga the first nine '^neral of the Army Engineer Cen Church., will open, its doors UMe.riM M Me; Hie pfm £-GertDM oh f / k s t m r Mississtn8si8i.kw«tjwiMi4»irsy. managemeata aad are subject to^ WDRC—Stop the Muilc months of this year were lowkr ter at Fort Belvolr. Died Monday. •100 3 8..'!8 T iL ? 2 ~ black bear. showsd: Ribicoff 468,648; Dodgs haedadiM sad IhiliMW aer he da* to •!<>«- WO'ni—SUver Eagle Wednesday, Dec. 1, and continue STOCK DIVIDENDS HIKED k> Give a few quick facts sbout your down of kldaer (aactioa. Doeton ser s<»4 change without abtlcii. than those of the same pepibd ih Great) Falla, Mont.—George W. through the evening. Mrs. William •300 28:Jj 19.25 How diddt get there* Here’s thi 460,528, Jasper McLevy (See) 11,- (OoBtInned from Page^bne) .Ifl.O.') self on'phone. Upon approval, come'in ») ject .to no veto. This stand was story aa told by its captor, Eugene liMacr foMtloa k rt rr impartoat to seed 4i6a.“ Forward With Windior 1953. Total revenues, ths ebmpany Hey, 79, who made his violin E. Moore, 15 S.' Main St., is gen Hartford. Nov. 9 UPl—Directors Liaoo.. {( 159, Vivien Kellems (Ind) 1,200. baaHh. Wh*a**awmrrdar*«aidiUea,m«h WTIC—Dragnet of Veeder-Root Inc., yesterday to get cash , . . fast.' Employed men- backed in yesterday’s debate by Brubaker of 209 House St., Glas day by a woman walking her dog u *tna* aad (Uala, caBM'thM iaiBOTtoat WHAT—n o Polka Boa WDRC—Slop the Muele reported, were up flvd per cent; debut at three with the I Syracuse, eral chairman and the Women’s IA low of $100 iom S30 *0 mhan W WC-ItocordllUTSI hiked the dividend payment on and women welcome. Phone, write, or MbUe would paoplc aocuM him of France's Jules Moch. one of the tonbury. The tulofflcial AP tabulaUon on through the woods here. It lay tnaettoa to ilow dawa,auui7 fallanfitrBaa- WGTH-Sllver Eagle over last year but total expenses N.Y., Symphony Orchestra, former Society of (jhristjan Service is the l•tOteoHT rofoiO (•' 12 -f»«l aU**raW*r|iia«r )Sd. WTOB--R*qu»»t Matlliee IlSS— hhd Increased 7.6 per cent. manager: of a Billings, Mont., sponsoring grqup.' 'common stock and voted, addi iR9t«ll«0OH »4 SIO.O^ MCh., Brubaker and two himtlng com election night d^ve Ribicoff 463,530 dwlrritMioa* d«b to aold w wteaa dtot BMT Wife WIUY—Night Watch I If—w i 11m diUNtto contraveray, Uke about 88 feet from a lonely road- The c o m p ly raid it earned 31.80 Opera House orchestra, and found tional compensation to . all 1,600 teens SIS te SSOO - The same veto'issue marred the panions, Qarl McClain who at pres and Lodge 480,785 for a 2,705 ssaHMtlas as alskto W f ravmtpaMasaa WTIC—Lux Radio Theater The booths will represent little neat M f p u b l i c iMuea, didn’t otherwise serene attmosphere df ent is host to the beast and Arnold v/ay. Police theorised the body, Doa~t B*SIM rear lildBW* U t>M*e Madt. WDRC—Stop the Muslr. a share on '711,315 common shares er of the Orest Falla Consirvatory old-fashioned shops along a Main employe?. ’ITie board voted a divi plurality. tloa* hetiMT raa. trw Deaa’t Wtti- a alld _ WGTH—Edward Arnold for thj8 1954 nine-month period, dend of 50 cents a share and an t H A • l-«ll If S*r * t : tprtmg nrtM ovornight the recenj, disarmament debate. Burrows of Windsor liocka, mo wrafiped in a blanket, had been diurttl*. U**d ■ateanfoDr hr aDUea* far 1:16— of Music. Died Monday. Street. Mrs. (jiara Rand Will serve 8omo IS yuan ago. Dr. Alton The United States wanted a con tored up to the Ctaippwa 1^11 The retuma still have to be dumped Mere after being taken ertr U rear*. It’itaastaskevtosartlaMa’ WHAY—Night Watch compared with'31.78 on the same Saginaw, Mich.—Chelsea Curtis as chairman and the store names extra dividend of 31 a share pay Oehnar, famous New Orleans scrutinised by the State Boeird at Deea'*sireM>vr>*iMfraBith«*adlMaau' WkSO-rReourst MaUnte WTIC—Lux Radio Theater ^vrfnber of shares for _ the 1953 Fraser, 78, ' violin maker and and their managers follow: able Dec, 10 to atocNholdera of trol organ empowered to enforce in Bast Haverhill, N. H., Sunday. from an automoMle. forto--Mp«hMlBll*eofkida«rtah*iaad61- WTK>-«toUa DaUu - WDRC—The Norths ' ' . FINANCE CO. aurrtob, was .reporting obaerva- arms rûction. The Russians in Oombing the wood? for game, ^Canvaseers for certification The Dr. Thoma» P. ' Cody, medical torn iBib aat wastob (M Deaa’STiOi todtrl WDRC-Cal Kolby WGTH—Newireel X *nlne-month period. A ' recent!^' author. Bom in New Sanim, Ont, Mrs. Mina Wiley, Kitchen Kor- record Nov, 19.T h e employes will ttOBa wMch led him to ' believe sisted that auch an organ be al Brubaker spotted the lear and board, compriaing the secretary of examiner, said Mrs. (jeorge hsd ^ WGTH—Jack's gasworks granted Increase In residential Died Sunday. ner; Mrs. Francis Gove. Christmas receive four percent of their total n « MAIN ST., 2nd R ., Ovtr WooKvteth’s, MANCHKSTEH WHAY—Night Watch ' “X rates haa been in effect only a that dgaretta smoMng was a lowed Only to report violations to wlUj a 271 Winchester, felled the state, state treasurer and state been dead several days, possibly ’WHAY-410 Poika Bop Tree Shop; Mrs. Olive Dart, North earnings for the 52 weeks ended MHcIm II S-41S6 • Ask IMT a w YCS MMtaciF compbtfiler, will meet to -canvas WTIC—Lux ^dlo Theater month, C. Bolton, company- vice cause at lung ioaaeer. Just yester* the council. Russia and the west animal with a single shot through since last Friday. WCCC—Record Revltw WDRC—Amoa 'n' Andy HEALTH UNIT REPORTS Pole Pastry Shop; Mrs. Lois Ames. Nov. 7. Last year the company paid OSIN THUI30AV EVENINGS UNTIL • PAL day Dr. Ocbaner published a book, the forehead. ' the vote bt a few weeka. W I«B--Rtj,u*st MaUnss WGTH—Celebrity Tlipe president said, and does not yet .^Brownie Workshop; Mrs. Margery only two per cent. ~ ^ ______l* « s matt I* miimH at all ■ri* w8l*| New ; ern powers finally agreed to place When the body was foimd, it wae JjTIC—Wlddsr ,^ o m u appreciably affect earnings. Hartford, Nov. 9 (P>—The Staid ‘‘Satoklng and Cancer, a Doctor’s the issue before a disarmament The three hunters 1 were then Waato Baldwin Quit leased 'in dungarees, a pink DOBYOU! HOMI W D R C - ^ Kolfcr *'WHAY—Night Walch Sphendel, Twinkletoes and Dan neport" (Julian Meaaner, Inc.) Meanwhile,' A. James Bruno, ^ WGTH—Jack’s Wuiaporks • Health’ Dept, reported yesterday cer- Mrs. Phyllis Smith. Kris Krin- subcommittee. confronted with the problem of sweater and a blacdc coat. The WTIC—Lux nfMo Theater there were 87 cases of whooping wMch reviews all tbe evidence how to get the bear bark to civll- Hamden Re^bttcan who backed Moea were found Just o ff the road WDRC— Hall gle'K Personal Shop; Mrs. Edith VMd to Indict dgavsttaa aa a Western diplomats' took a wait- the late Sen. A'. Taft two yean ago, W H ^ —n o Polka Hop WGTH—ptUtatlan Science cough last week—more than any Nschltiio. C^hristmas Box: Mrs. laatlon. Being much too heavy to way. WCCC-^scord Rsrisw is:es— Deaths Last Night cauS' a t lung cancer and heart and-see attitude over Vishinaky’s said today that sUte OOP Chair • •'3KXlC~Yha Woman WHAY—News; Night Watch week since June 19,\1950. Also re Helen Diehl, Jolly Old Junk Shop: latest assertion that Russia has carry, the animal wa? dragged Mrs. George had no children in ported were 28 caseaôf polio, the ■A : dlMAM. about one mile to the waiting car. Charles A. Banka man Cjlarence F.. Baldwin should ANiert E. HoiUuii either of her manlager. UWRC—Cal Kolby WT’IC—UcGee and Molly MA. Santa’s Notions, a combina In 10S9, an Argentine physician, not rejected the U. S. plan to ad resign ‘‘for the good at the party." " Jack's W«arorka WDRC—Mr. Keen By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS third highest weekly total this tion of group projects. vance peaceful uaea of atomic en- Next was the problem of hoW to Keller said Jamea (Seorge, her WGTH—Harry Flannery San Francisco—Charles B. Hen year. To date this year there have Dr. A. H. Rcflo of Buenos Aires, arrange the beast on the car for Charles . A. Banks was elected Bruno, a private investigator, Albert E. Holland, assiatant to second hurtwnd. was questioned WHj^-JTaslsm'Cararaa 18:16- ■ . Mrs. Reuben McCann is treasur rwortad that tars obtained from ergy. , captain at the annual meeting and contended the GOP leadership hat the president of Trinity Oollege, ^ «ro6t coasow coifimi WCOC—Rscord Rsrlsto WilAY—New*: Night Watch derson, 81, U.S. .Senator from been 375 cases of polio compared er and Mrs. Robert Murphy is in Most of them endorsed Dodge’s the 200-miIe trip home. Obviously night. He said George’e w n c —Just Plata BUI WTIC—Glldereleevc Nevada from 1918 to 1921 and a with 342 for the same period last tobacco often could produce can It was too awkward to be Ued Into election -of officers of the Man been dism-edlted" by last Tuesday’s Hartford, and president of Charter Whereabouts (since Nov. 1) are WDRC—N«wt. WDRC—Moods for Romance charge of publicity. cer In the skin of rabbits. rejoinder thak the.. Bovleta ahould chester Auxiliary Police held last elections in which Mblcoff wrested Oak Council, Boy Scouts of Amer If WuTH—S ft Prdston of.Ih's Yukon WGTH—Crosaroart* former chairman of the board of year. The five-year average for “ Yule Come In” is the name the car so the men stuffed the pretty well accounied-for.” CMrge 18;ie - ■the Reconstmctlon Finance' Corp. this period is 406. Eight of the Tbeae and other reports wete prove their good Intent by sup carcass into Me trunk. night at Police Headquarters. He Uie governorship from, Gov. Lodge. ica, will address the Manchester • :U - given to the tea room which will was released after questioning. Y88T ByOB**^**^ WHAY—Wsatsrn Ca'rnran WHAY—Newe; Night Watch Died Monday. current cases were described as mentioned In the news through the porting the seven-power iteolu- The men, naturally enough, had succeeds Clarence Tbnun. Said Bruno: District Sooutera at their annual WTIC-^LlMen to waahlngton be in charge of Mrs.'Joanne Susag tion. . WCCC—Rscord Rsvlsw > Olcn Head, N. Y .- Julian Stark paralytic. and Mr.a. Lena Speed. It will) be ijsars. to decide who would ■ •w.’n’’ the His associate Officers for the "We must have leadership that banquet Tbursday evening at the Be gentle in caring for your WTIC—Lorepito Jonts WDRC—Mood* for Romance In 1S60, newspapers headlined One American informant said coming year, also elected last Masonic Temi^c. W R C -C a l Kolby WGTH—Army Hour weather Mason. 78, former editor- open from 1 to 8 p. m. Beginning animal, at least tempocsrily. Bru can and will organise the RepubU- Mila. Even a tiny break in the NORMAN BENn 18:86- in-chief of the New York Evening atorlea from a cancer cooiresa in the next logical step is for Rus night,- are Alan Ledyard, lieuten ^ WGTH?8gt. Prtston of tbs Yukon WHAY—Newe; Night Watch Vegetables valued at millions at 5:30 p. m.. the Willing Workers baker, to ‘whom It belongs, had not can party in the towns and one who skin around the hail may lead to Post who held editorial posts on were raised in one California coun Pails rsporting throe separate sia to reply to the White House ant; David Hutchinson, sergeant; ShMf MbToI Wpiln WuAY—Hall of Rtcorda WTTC—Listen to Waahinclon Group will serve an old-time baked facUiUes at his home in which to will listen to the town chairmen of group will present to the 1956 Infection. Hangnails should be cut WDRC—Mopde for Romance several Chicago newspapers be ty thia .year. Sonny boy, you’re in bean supper. studiaa. mostly statistical, which bid for a resumption of U.S.-Sovlst etore It. So McClain "volunteered" and Michael Murphy, drill serg these towns because they know ,,WTIC—1080 Radio Lana eant. ; " General Assembly. short and kept clean. At the first 408 Middle Tpke. East W D R C -^ I Kolby WGTIf-Army Hour fore becoming managing editor of for a lot of e«up. Itaikod dgarsttes with at least part negotlatioos with the U nited to keep it at Ite home but not in what the people want and whom / WGTHâiworks ILSa:- During the hours of the fair, a ‘fhe outgoing offkent reported He said the law change to be ■*8h of one, apply a bandage Phone Ba-S-8968 WHAY—News the New York Herald Tribune in oC aa Ineroase in lung cancer States on the Ehsenhower plan. him home. A tree teemed the likely they will support.*' . soaked in boric acid solution. • :4»- There was mounting belief Visbln- on the activities of last ysar, which sought by the council would call WHAY—UaU of Rscords WTfC-Kewe 1922. Bom in Chicago. Died Mon among, Americans. The studies » o t and that is where the bear is Bruno conUndtd that ths Bald WTIC—1080 Radio Laos WDRC—New*: Alman.ic day. aky might give his government’s included wortc on the convemon of for easing the charges ( » relaUvea WGTH—New*: CelebrlUea were mate by Dr. Ochsner, by Drs. 'hanging out" today. win leadership had shelved such WDRC—Csl Colby Baltimore — Dr. Francis 8. ■varta Oraham a t S t L SELF STORING # Â F E R HOME WHAY~8up|WIIAY—SupperT S«renSerensda WDRC—Cel Kolby . Gowan, 76, press representative Amarlcaa aswap^rs. it down, at least until rite has ex in." said Bruno, “the state would Tokyo, Nov. 9 OP) — Japanese WTIC—HoiplUllly amined all the issues involved. vasses in five more upstate coun months wac submitted by the ac > SAVE FUa \ • ECONOMICAL HOME But these and other reports ties. have remained in the Republican eclentiets at KAffoehima Universi WDRC—G. Lombarda THIS BANK WILL BE They noted that, though Vlshln- tivities committee and ajqiroved. column where It really belrniga." WGTH-Btn attm coming still later aoemed to And It will include target practice, traf ty on southern Kyushu Island have the Americaa pubUe only mildly sky contended that failure to out The New York City recheck, MONEY RACK IN 4.« YEARS S:4S— which was not an official re fic duty, lectures on jiolioe pro Bruno said that members of the discovered a "hlih amount" of WHAY—Supper Srrenadt totarsated. law nuclear weapona. In advance GOP State Central committee radioactive dust in the Mr — pre PricBsoslowofi for 24"x3»" wMow WTtC-Mtar X . should not bar atomic talks,, he canvass; gave Harrtman a net gain cedures, court and laws, as well as WDRC-U Tbemu Peihaps m a n y missed the social meetings. will be urged soon to change the sumably from Soviet atomic tests, also reiterated that unless such b< 2,546 votes WGTH-6. Gammell atorlea Perhaps it takes time and Official recanvasscs in Dutchess, A meeting will be held Sunday party’s leadership. ■Kyodo News Service reported to Have You An Event zepatltion—in the absence o f stark weapons are outlawed* thara is morning at 9:30 at the Finley Ribicofts proposal tha) the day. HEAVY DUTY DOORS AT SPECIAL FRICEs"^ WHAY—Supper Serenade little hope of progress on peaceful Insris, Livingston, Seneca and WTIC—Muil!; drama—to get rapt attention. Or Chemung Counties gave Harriman Street range. If weather is incle state provide XOO per cent free The scienUsts said recent tests WDRC—Tenn. Erala perhaps many people wanted u m o f atomic energy. ment the group wlH meet Monday care for all inatltutional patients diowsd radioactivity of 994 Geiger . WGTH—F. Lewie, Jr. Scheduled That Calls * ®*^Vnbi of 709 votes yesterday.- 1:16— CLOSED stronger evidence. Harriman made net gains of 942 night at Police Headquarters at will be discussed at next Mondays counts per minute. Kyodo said it WHAY—Supprr Serenade - N o doubt some rUsmisasd the re in Uvlngston, 11 in Dutchess and 7:30. meeting of the Connecticut Cbun- was the first tlms radioactive dust' CALL BILL TUNSKY WTIC-N. B. Teachere porta as another InstaiiCe of crytaig cil for Retarded Children. WDRC—Tenn. Krnle F o r F o o d ? ALL DAY THURSDAY, NpV. 11 4 in ImwIs. Ive*. made net gains had been recorded in the air in the ESTIMATES GLADLY GIVEN WGTH—J. Vaadercook Sraif’ at dgarettea Por tobacco of M in (Jhemung and 104 in The post-election meeting will area. Local Stocks three give Case 861,558 to Howell’s be held at the old Grace-New 1:1#- has been accused of nuny sins in Seneca. , ~ 858,082. The news agency also reported PHONE MI.9.909S WHAY—Newa; Supper Btrenade It may be a wedding, a banquet or just an informal get- the past cf leading to poverty, of Haven Hospital in New Haven be radioacUve rsln yesterday in WTIC—Newe of World together of a society, lodge or some friendly group. VETERANS' DAY Official recanvasses in 11 up- Either candidate has until Nov. ginning at 8 p. m. WDRC—ôralier* creating mustaches on women, stats counties last Friday and western Honshu, the main Japan O a b m * 13 to ask for a recount, and until Council President Clarke Brin- . W’OTH-O. Heauer ' making men sterile, poisoning the Saturday gave Harriman an un Dec. 2 to file a petition contesting Island, raising speculation the 1 :8 6 — WE ARE PREPARED TO SERVE YOU unborn babies of smoking mothers, kerboff, Wethersfield, said the Soviets may have set o ff another WHAY—Newe: Supper Serenade official statewide plurality of the election. . meeting will be devoted, in part, WTIC-One Man s ramllp TO YOUR COMPLHE SATISFACTION contributing to tuberculosis. 8,405. Unofficial figures for the Difficulties In M orrl^ Bergen atomic test explosion in the past ITORC—E. R. Murrow Bmoking* has been banned at Bid Askad to airing proposed legislation his few days. .X WGTH—Bacharacb V im NaUonai B___ state’s 62 counties sfter last Tues and Ounden Counties- were holding Our catering service is set ujito be flexible enough to the D:#S- some times in a few countries. In day’s election had given him a up the official county-by-county accommodate any size gathering. Why not call us and Denmark amohera and snuffers of Manchester...... S i fig WHAY—Poliah Nadnnal Home Hartford Natkmal plurality of 9,667. There was no certification. Discrepancies in tal WTIC—People Are runny talk over the details? were once publidy whipped. In recanvasslng on Sunday. lying were reported in Morris and WDRC-«lnp the Ifuair Turkey, Klim Amurath once de* Bank and Trust Co. 31 SS WGTH—Treasury Agent Savings Bank of Manchester Conn. Bank and The New York City Ully yes Camden, where figures were being gil6- creed beheading for anyone who recheck^. WHAT—Pollali National Horn# Trust Co...... 37 72 terday gave Harriman 1,461.830 WTIC—People Ark F^nny smoked. and Ives 763,075. And in Bergen, two of the five A MUTUAL SAVINGS BANK Not unto, about two years ago Manchester Trust . . . 60 fiS WDRC—Stop the Hualc Gar4^n Grove Board of EUcetion members were WGTH—Treaaury Agent did the long*amoItering controver Plfo iBsaraM* Osnsp— lss These totals are ^ subject to • X DELIVERY lEFORE THANKSGIVING Aetna Fire ...... 67H 70H change in the official recanvass of ill yesterday. The remaining: three -• X . . ARNOLD PAGANI, Prop. sy over clgarettea really start to members were not enough to hold ALL DEPOSITS INSURED IN FULL iNiild up into the puMie consctous* HarUord Fire ...... 168 173 New York Caty’s five counUes, PHONES; MI-l-TSet or MI-3-8847 starting today. an official meeting. Another ses Television ProffraBU ness.- • National Fire ...... 07 102 i Phoenix ...... 84 89 Ihe official check of New York sion was set for today- Gutrgnteed On On Pace Two Bvidenee was being discovered All voting machines and ballot and re-discovered to Uame ciga Aife and InSenwl^ bM. Oea. City’s 4,240 voting machines is Aetna life ...... 187 142 expected to continue for a week or boxes were under legal selxurs as rettes for sickness and untimely the election boards made tbeir eer- death. So also was evidence to Aetna Casualty .....1 8 0 190 more at seven stations where the • REUPHOLSTERINCS. Conn. General ...... 380 305 machines have been assembled. Ufi cations. Democrats and Repub question that evidence, or to blame licans alike had taken legs' action Whiskey Does Not Have other factors for the troubles be- Hartford Steam Boll 75 80 •With official recanvasses com • NEW FURNITURE Traveler# ...... 1475 1515 pleted In 16 counties, there are 46 to impound the voteo in every hUMdtrlbuted to cigarettes. county but Camden. Ik e public was to become the PnMIe Utntlae counties yet to go. To Be High In Price! Jury. A s such, the public was to Conn. Light Power . J8H 204 The victory claim by Caae. the • DRAPERIES Conn. Power ...... 41*4 434 flrat since last Tuesday’s election,, A student lamp made In 1840 bear a good deal, from both sldea was presented to an eaatei-n col (Tomerrowt The Evidence) Hartford G3ec. Lt. . . 54 56 was made last night aa returns • SUP COVERS Hartford Gaa Co.’ . . 36 39 were certified by all but three of lege. Likely reminded professors aiid Loan 1955 So. New England the state’s 21 county election of the day when scholars used to READ HOW FIEISCHMANN'S HIGHER \\l Tel. (d) ...... 37H 394 boards. study. • CORNICES ^ West Otfers Russia, BuMBiMtuiRg CooiMRlaa Before the certifications began PROOF GIVES YOU MORE Amed Thermal . ; . . . . 54 U yesUrday, Case led Howell by • VENETIAN , BLINDS Am. Hardware ...... 13 15 3.308 Votes. By the end at the India A-talks Role Arlbw, Hart, Heg. .. ENiOYMENT.. . AT lESS COSTI . 44 47 day he picked up an additional 168 Dave your furniture made or reupholsfered where over 'V, Aaao. Spring ...... 26 29 votes. DUBALDO (Osn« » Briatol Braaa ...... 17 19 "l am deeply appreciative of the MUSIC CENTER To get more enjoyment in a whiskey, 4,000 Manchester rfsidents know you will get the most Cheney Broa...... 7 4 9 high honor conferred on me h^ IM MIDDLE TPK. WEST look at the “ Proof.” For “ Proor’ tells for your money. All work done (on the premises) by. and ly was inspired by the Soviet deie- Colilna ...... 105 115 the people of New Jersey,” the Re gate's statement that Russia was Em-Hart ...... 28 31 TEL. 80-9-6205 a whiskey’s “ strength.” Today, most guaranteed by ua.-t ' x Fafnir Bearing...... publican said in his statement willing to continue negotiations . 364 394 last night. - He added; leading blends sre no more than 86 with the United States over possi- Landera, Frary, Clk. . 274 294 GUERINI and N. B. Mach. O o ...... ’’With God’s help, I shall do my Proof. But Fleischtaann’s is a full 90 CALL FOR ESTIMATE— NO * OILIGATION . ble cooperation In the proposed in- . 31 33 best to meet the great rcL^ponsibilt- MORESCHI North and Judd . . . . 29 32 Proof! Aild this means that you get Ruaaell Mfg...... ties of the office for which I have' Accordions other delegates, however, fore . 104 124 been choeen." ■K ■ . more flavor—;and enjoyment in every Stanley Worka ...... saw a possible East-West clash . 8 1 4 544 Howell haa not conceded. drink. , ^ over Soviet hints that Russia Terry Steam ...... ,108 118 Private Instmctions Torrington ...... Aa it stands now, readjusted would try to place the agency un . 254 274 vote totals based on offleial re Instruments and Supplies The Manchester der the .UN.> Security Ooundl in U. S. Envelope com. . 98 108 Whiskies are taxed by . the U. S. Gov U. S. Envelope pfd.^. turns from 18 counties and unof which Russia holds veto power. 67 72 ficial returns from the remaining ' Orchestra For Hire ernment on the basis of Proof. And The battle Unea on this ^ key 'Veeder-Root ___ 39 42 for your convenience! although Fleischmann pays $1.03 more point drere drawn In the assem- The abnve..qiiouiaana a i« not to \ bly*a PoUUcal committee yester be eonstrubd as actual markets. per case in taxes than ordinary 86 day when Russia’s Andrei Vishin- Proof blends, Fleischmann’s eosu you sky asked why the U S.-backed less than many lower Proof brands. If* Ea*y to Sovt ot 1007 Ma|n StraBt,-*-^ CciiivMifnt Hours aevan-power resolution to set up Bush Tohl Homes S4 C O H A G E ST. an intematlonal atomic agency (Try Fleischmann’s today — you’ll TEL Ml.9.9521 failed to specify that it ahpufd re agree that it’s the’ êsf blended uhiskey SavB Whik Shopping— S«Hr* AfNir W ^ — Sovt Thursday Evanin9— Sava Saturdoy Maming. port to the Security Council. To Be Toni Down DODGE has done it... value in America! UB. Chief Delegate Henry Opon ta 5 P.M . Monday-Tuoiday-Friday OpoB ta 8 P.M. Thursdoy Cabot D>dge; Jr.,..quickly counter Washington. Nov. 9 (JB—The Pub ed that his government did not op- lic Housing Administration today Opon Wodnasday T A.M. ta 12 Noon X Opon Soturdoy f A.M. to 12 Noon pose a Uaisoh withrtfie Security notified Sen. Bush (R-Conn) that ■better w ait/ 4.0 3 OoudeU but that it would not favor the Norman,Homes housing proj $ $ 2 .5 3 a aetttp in- which the "council veto ect in East Hartford, Conn., is'to 415 QUART PINT' paralyses the agency." be tom down to make way for a The RuaMans have been arguing highway. ^ ■ aver since Elsenhower outlined his A few weeks ago the administra- CEflTtR ST. TEL* M|.9.ft14 proposal before the assembly last tidn had advised Bush that the You Gil OptR A Ghristmas Cliib for Dotember that any intemaUonal project, consisting. of 263 housing BLENDED WHISKEY • 90 PROOF *I5» GRAIN NEUTKAL SPIRITS * Hava Gift Moflay Naxt Chrisfmos. atomic agency should be responsi THE FLEISCHMANN DISTILLING CORPORATION. PEEKSKILL, N. Y. units and two non-dwelling struc ' ■ ' ■' ■■ •' ■' ■ -■ ■. . . ■■ - ble to the council. - <■ tures, was to be turned over, to the B o y s ! e m s ! . fiy AmouRt at ^viRgt anil Uaii ^ ' ?h e United States has eontend- town for continued Use as hoijslng. ^ that tha proposed agency Today’s notice said occupants sm uib * Start a Christmas Ctub for a Spocial Furposa. ■tould hav^ythe autonomous status will be notified they must vacate Don't Miss This Exciting e f a UrN . specialised agency, sub the properties by April 1. Save Weekly You t For 50 Weeka Receive i * Christmas Club Sdviq^ Holps Your Total Saving. DA NGER -W , .Ti . . .1 “ 25.0() I I 1.00 ...... $ 50.00 i * Eyaryona Hoods Monty ot Chriltmas TImt. CONTRACTORS! PLEASE NOTE! CONTEST f 2.00 ...... $ 100.00 I CHANGE OF TELEPHONE NUMIER Bad Roads Win a Wonderful Prixe! S 3.00 . , ------150.00 I I 5.00 MY NEW NUMIER IS • ••••••e«e*i ...... $ x50;00 2 * Ydu'll Thonk ils Naxt Yn« for Rombidimi Ypu Now to Start a Christmas Club Ahead You quolify if you're 16 or younger. Hurry to our 110.00 ).... .5 500.00 R- vail Drug Store and learn how you can win 120.00 >«»8eeea«e< >.... .51.000.00 ' B«nt Um bad weteher-with P ilg rim 2 -79 71 / PnatalM'a Sa«W Cnpa . . . s a v e m o n e y DOINO IT! N* need te take duBeea H . W . A L L E N when It ebate ao ilttin te S!W«MIW«W8K«IWWflM(af«Hlf4li4M4M«MHK4K FLO

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■I - ■/ PAGE SIX MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER. TUESDAY, NOVEMBER «, 1984 ''H |btirt|RBtrr a great deal farther, than they appointment of a successor would 1. Bolton lavel gtduCAtlon. All rtaMrooma mn/f had cocpected. ^ devolvs upon a governor who hkp- '/*• lab o r^ riq s will be open tor ob tiona laaued by the U.S. Depart D r o o d l e B ^ servation, ammplca of student’ work ment of Labor. That raiaea the question of pens to be a'RepubUcan. On the will be on display, and the Insti- CitrttUto flpraid Connecticut H as 0|>en House* Evening school program provides whether or not there ere other other hand, the Democrats, by By ROfiER PBI(« Co-op Kindergarten Opens tv.te's evening school program will additional technical aducation to OitngB they do not know. . picking up seven new governor be in operation. more than 650 adults who attend, The State Techhical Institute, at One thing they discovered erith ships In the recent election, pro Yankee d a n g e r 'X . The Institute’s day*s c h o o 1 classes after working hours. 561 Main S t, HsrUord, wUI hold the hydrogen bomb is that there Bf A. H. O. courses in electrical, mechanical, tected themselves against the in With 19 Children Present open house tonight from 7 to 9:30. and tool technology train engineeri is an area affected which is much ntOCEd) WITH CAUnON A black slip may turi\ slightly tern loss of Senate seats from On election day this commenta The public is invited to visit the ' ing technicians for employment os brownish after Mveral washings. ftieJwfoSSSr greater than they had calcjlsted. these states and gained control tor held forth os follow^ NoV’ 9 (Special)—^The^help the group in their planning Institute to see the educational electronic technicians; design en You can counteract this, however, Thtre is the inner circle of direct over the disposition of vacancies "Unless the voters orthis.coun Cooperat^ Kindergarten and for a local schieveraent program. facilities which the State of Con gineer draftsmen, and tool and die by adding plenty of bluing in the Two-thirda «f Anwrioan designers—three occupationa which and Instantaneous damage. Then in seats now held by Republicans, try, In their discharge of their ^ Nursecy held g. successful opening Fellowship M eetl^ necticut la providing for technical rinse waters. dullCD today in many states. and homes are engaged In oonw session fqr th^. kindergarten sec- The get-together meettog of the there is the .area of quick and if such vacanciiu should occur. sort of do-lt-yonrielf oetly- Uim yesterdayate>d«; atXjnlted Method- a best bu districts, accomplish some kind of Pilgrim Fellowship of the Congre direct "fall-out,” iu which con 'îs all happens in accordance miracle of selective rebuke, this, Itlee. 1st Church'. Am AnotheXiwsaion tor gational Church was attended by taminated material caught up in election is going to be very costly this group, was WaSNheld today and 17 young people Sunday evening, MSP v******************^**' with the provisions of the United Although tbeee nctlvtUee .JMM *••*««•«•••••*•■•••• , the blast is loosed from its. cloud to America." toey will meet a ^ in tomitomorrow. Tlie group wilt meet again thia % JtopttaM •••••*««*«***«*«^*t« States Constitution, which em We were referring to the fact 13 giT-e the home owner * lot of Opening of the nurSqry section week .and has scheduled meetings ri Ko09 ■•«•••••••••»••••••••** back to earth. We have now dis powers the local state legislatures that, this year, even some very personal satiefoetlon, they has been delayed a da^because of for every second Sunday evening -!• Copy covered that this area of im to empower their governors to high level candidates had sud also are sometlmee reopen* Veteran's Day* but that group will thereafter. g a s COOKlNS mediate fall-out can cover 4,000 denly dez-cended; .to the realm of sible for painful and die* meet for the first time on^Frl- Camera Club Seea Slidea MEMBSR OI fill senatorial . vacancies in abling Injuries. THE AflBOCUTiO) f t square miles. The Illustration of smear and personal attack on their “Won* Wearing on Angora until some other outstand Hero in Coanectlcut the weak* to the two walls of a corner of the The Flre| Dept, will conduct a eat and most regrettable phase of 9«S MAIN ST., GROUND FLOOR — TEL. M1-9 rubtly- managed- personal aitac's "INSURANSMlTHS SINCE 1914" house tomorrow at 7:30 p.m ,^''" Tuesday, November 9 on the individual who Is now Gov* 59 years, died last night In Ne%y board with white board trim two feet wide. No There is a second potential ef There are also times when a gow Britain Goneral Hospital. He waa around each of the two windows, ADVERTISEMENT— fect of the hydrogen bomb about ertior-elect. emor may have won office a-s an \T n New York, it waa -the norm rhairmaq pf the board of the New interior walla were papered. Mskt Monday fun day! Call for reaching deep into a Innocent, Bat Ponishod' which they now know very little, individual rather than as a pairty Britain Trust C3o. He leaves two The children sat on a rug on New ■ Model Laundry and D ry . .. X, , ' ■ hot oven.. ally high level Irving IVea who sud sons.' three daughters and three the floor as each one was called Secretary -bC 8 ^ e Dulles, In but about ^ i c h some of them are candidate. In which case the gov denly becknje a thrower of mud, Cleaner*.- In your neighborhood V Light inside. grandchildren. ' - to the front of* the group by'the daily. MI 3-8072. . beginning to be troubled. The ernor does not represent the and who did not win by it.sAlso in dlsmlssliig from the State De New York, it 'w as Franklin D. ' V. teacher. Mrs. Patricia Haggerty, partment J(dm ftio n Davloa, Jr., bomb, in iuidition to its ' direct n s t u ^ political allegiance of the who pinned a small name tag on Mandrester Evening Hernid Bol ^ 1 1 ^ Saving BdNk<»^MdHciiester Roosevelt, Jr., who,, on the Demo J- *u ■eema tp have been guilty of a blast, and Ip addition to its fatal state. cratic side, conducted the most each of them to speed the learn ton correspondent, .Mipi, Joseph A m u t u a l SAVinOS BAr\K Four Dual Thrift Top Im m qîa fall-out likely to ex lurid and savage campaign, and ing of names. They joined readily IFltnlla, telephone MI 8-5548." Dtpoiirs ’ lack of courige. A t any rate, the main Injustice In learhlng a song and more than ; CUAkflMTUO Burners —- each has tend 100 miles from the center of who became the one member of The original chargee agalnat which comes out of this system is the Democratic state ticket who one went home singing "You can’t ' •, IN (ULl gas-saving center Davies,- frt»n such as Senator Mc its blast, also looses a lighter .de- tfiat, again and again, the voters lost. Also, Jayits, as the Rppubli. ride In my red wagon; Front CURRENT RATE 2i% V gTM of radioactivity into the seat's broke and axle's dragging." simmer! Divided top Carthy, inferred that he was a who have sent an iQdividual of can candidate who was RooaeVeit'a ◄ Deposits Mnde on or Before the Fifth of Any Month general atmosphere. The pos opponent, was the one Republican opening of the school was LEADING BRANDS r eliminates crowding. plotter for Communithh within the one party to represent them in the Important event to adults as well Draw Interest from the First of the Month. candidate who stood apart from AIRMAIL - NOTES State Department sibility now being mentioned by United States Senate find them the sudden Ives' descent to the as children since it marked the Die five man secuirity hearing such aa Prime Minister Churchill selves being represented by an In lower level. first kindergarten facilities of any i is that the effect of this may be dividual from the opposite party. In New Jersey^ Clifford Cose was kind have been available In town. De luxe chrome back board which conducted the last re Opening day, came exactly 50 days Stores J cumulative, and that too many A Republican seat in the Senate the target of smears of unprece board with clock, MODEL view of Davies' case, ^ fte r he had dented ferocity, coming not from after the original announcement been cleared seven times before, explosions, even in test, may suddenly becomes a Democratic the Democrats, but from elements that such a project might be work 3-hour timer and 30-371 denied these original charges. So develop a permanent effect 0 on seat, or vice versa, and all with within his. own party. And these ed out. Convenience outlet. smears were so powerful that his The Rev. J. Richard Yeager of did Secretary of State DuUas. the capacity of human beings to out any decision from the voters United Methodist Church may Euy-rolliaa drawcr-tyiw defeat was expected by everybody, broiler has 18"-wMe smoke* Davies was, they found, of com auhrive on this earth. themselves. except, perhaps, someone who had rightfully be considered os the On this there : is even a pos It is easier to pose this problem founder of the kindergarten. Be Separate in-a-drawer, less porcelain enamel braU- plete and unswerving loyalty. an extreme faith In the ability of er paa. See alt them aad sibility, which tKe scientists dis than it is to solve t. A speeixU the American electorate to pene* fore the original announcement Nevertheless, the board recom wss made, he had done long and easy roll-out maBy more thriUlBt featnna count, but whicdi' they cannrit election, which would certainly be trate smog. mended, and Dulles agreed, that In Illinois, the victory of Sen thorough research .on the estab V Broiler. hi our aew.dls|day. Davies should be dismissed on really deny authoritatively, that the better solution, would be cost ator Do’. glS:” w-as perhaps inevi lishment and operation of a co other grounds, "lack of Judgment the number of tests conducted so ly. To require governors to name table, but, in any case, was not operative kindergarten group. He halted by the rough tactics used received a great deal of practical discretion and reliability," ' fiur has dime something to the successors of the same political advice from the Coventry Coopera $194 natural system by which we IWe. party as that of the senator being against him. Each of these grounds is highly Finally, out In Oregon, the racial tive group after Which the loc.-il ONLY .40 debatable. In tect, ohe could ven It is possible that the slight tn- succeeded could be meaningless, and religious issue involved in the - project la modeled and consulted ture to make out a much better creade in the radioactivity present because it is always possible to Senatorial race there was given St length with Dr. Harriet Nash of nubagein |oiff araiyday drinng A MONTH the State Department of Educa- in the general world atmosphere, find people technically Demo raw, open treatment, and yet the case for the Judgment discretion target of this treatment became . tion. , After small down payment and reliabilltjr of Davies than one although not strong Snough to af crats or Republicans who would the victor. In intensive meetings since Sept. could, for the Judgment discretion fect human beings directly, has vote the .opposite. So this columnist who, on elec 23. the group has organized, adopt ^ Now—Golf refines out the "dirty-burning tail*«nd" of gasol&ie-^tbe No.l trouble- Perhaps some system by which tion day, thought this election was SUPER-V ed by-laws, hired a teacher, bought and reliability of the man who already had some influence in and made equipment and contended maker in Ugb-compression engines. Then Gulf qieciaUy blends new Super*Refin^ goyeniors would be required to almost certain to leave good ciU- paw dlsmlases him, Dulles himself. the'world of nature, on plant uid zena everywhere something to , with innumerable details of oper- No-Nox for top economy in the kind of driving motorists do most. For DUlles, in the most innocent insect life more sensitive than, Appoint upon the recommendation worry about, has to make the '-atlng the kindergarten and nur- human beings. of the organization of the party happy admi£i ion that good citizens and well-meaning way, has been ■ A'^ great deal of appreciation is guilty of glaring er-ors of judg For all we know, there may al involved, or upon the action of s seem to have taken good care of the situation on election day. No due th>. trustees pf United Metho ment on Indo-China, guilty of the ready have been sopre slight state convention of that party, or where, that we ebserve, did the dist Church, who In, splt^ of theiy meet unwise public statements, change in the naiure^f plant and upon the result of a party pri big smear win. The voters did In own pressing space problems, agreed to offer its facilities to . and guilty of being so imrellable insect life whlcij, as it builds up, mary, would prove more feasible deed achieve a “miracle of selec tive rebuke.” house the schoou Their only stipu as to reverse his ou-n foreign may transmit-its effects to ths and just thai, the present'system. lation was tliat it b< truly a com policy within a period of mere animals who live on plant life, One principle, at least, would BIGGEST 21' TV munity project deslg'hpd to bene Wpeks. and to the human beings who live seem entitled’ to govern, and that fit and enrich the lives « . its fam KITCHEN HEATING RANGE A Thought for Tuduy ilies and be operated on''^ non Nothing Davies did, in fact, on..-'pIant and animal life com- la that people who vote to repre PICTURE profit basis. X was as Inconsistent or as much biiped. sent themselves in the Senate for 4-H New* This is only a lurid possibility, six years one way should not be Take Time All local leaders of 4-H group*- at odds with what was suppps^ The other morning' 1 read in a ScTMfi giwsywi spie* represented the other way unless are planning to attend the County to be official fo'relgn poliqy;'or as and most scientists would im newspaper on item which seemed tor* far biggar than owny old* 4-H Achievement Program at Ver indiscreet as some of^the things mediately reassure us about it. they themselves have changed like such good advice that I am Cuhioood 91V non Elementary School Saturday Mr. Dulles has donef Yet Dulles It is hot likely, they would say. their minds. sharing it wlth'our friends here. It night They include Mrs. Myron dismisses him. ^ And, they would add, the only came from Don McNeil, ,ond is Lee. Mrs. Mario Fava, Miss Bever EXTENDED FOI5bE.AST cBdIed "Take Time." ly TutUe. Mrs. Ralph Strickland, The reel reason for the dis way to be sure about it would be Take time to work, it is the Mrs. Philip Dooley, Miss Patricia missal of course, not given. It to explode more bombs, and see if Boston, Nov. 9 (AV—UB. Weath price of Buceess. Strickland, Mrs. Frank Paggioll Take time, to think, it is the end Joseph Paggioll. , is not''that Dat.'es is more unre such indirect results can really be er Bureau extended forecast: source of power. -- liable, or lacking in Judgment or traced. ' , ' The program Is open to all 4-H The temperature in Hew Eng T«ike time to play, it is the se REVOLUTIONARY NEW members, their pefents and friends , discretion than other members of Yet there is still a possibility,- land during the next five days cret of youth. and will give recognition to the the State Department It is simply lurid indeed, but something they Take time to read, it is the W’ednesdsy thru Sunday will aver foundation of T^sdom. accomplishments of 4-H Oub mem that he was involved In China dur cannot disprove, that they have age four to six degrees above the Take time to pray, it is the way VniKAL CHASSIS bers itod the adults who work with ing the period when the Commu- already exploded too many bombs. seasonal normal. Cool Wednesday them. The 1954 achievement wl'n- to heaven. ner. Miss Barbara Graf of Mans , nists were gaining China, and that I t is a lurid possibility that, even will be followed by slow upward Take time to drearn, it i* the SavM inchea in over-all cabinat trend for the balance of the week-. highway to the stars. ^depth, givea yon a fax lev bulky aet. field, will .speak on "The Meaning he ’ saw what was happening in if they should stop exploding of AebievemopL" The evening will Some, normals for the'period are Take time to be friendly. It is Contiola am high on tho aldo—'n^ China, and reported it, and bombs now, their own measure as follows: Boston 46. Providence the road to happiness. also *ee presfntotion of awards to recommended that our policy try ments might discover, four or 44, Nantucket 46. .New Haven 44, Take time to iSugh, it is the bending'way ov«r to adjuat tba diria. X. outstanding \elub numbers, to clubs who havA been,'most success to adjust itself to it. five years from now, that detect Concord,'N. H. 38. Burlington 38, music of the soul. Portland 39, Eastport 40. Green Take tinfie to look SLround,- it is ful in carrying put 4-H aims and If, during the same period in able damage to the system of life ville 33 and Presque Isle 32. the short cut to unselhsh- to club leadera. \ At Boston the normal maximum The event iînpidee with the China, he had busied himself with on earth has already been done. ne.ss. The Rk" that takes the “ go" out of your-.engine! NO-NOX. There’s at least that much “dirty-buraing tail-end” reporting to Washington a whole So. some of them, the more ner temperature duriiUf this period Is Mr.-!. Clayton W. Kibbe. nationwide c^brti^lon of 4-H 53 and the normal minimum tem That tar-like, gummy residue is what's left after evapdi^ting series of erroneous judgments or Sponsored by the Manchester Achievement Day W Nov. IS. in a tankfuf of ordinary gasoline! This material, when de^ vous among them, are already perature Is 39. Council of Churches. NEWEST TV FEATURES A meeting of all\ adult and a single galton.pf the “dirty-burning tail-end" of gasoline I v. lies, telling - Washington that calling for a cessation of bomb junior leaders in the tocai program posited in your engine, is harmful to engine parts, impairs^ the part that Gulf refines out in making new Super-iRcfined : Chiang Kai-shek was wonderful testa, thinking we may have run New oluminlsod Iwb*—up to jWill be held tomorrow night at the their performance, leads to costly overhauls. and certain to win out over the 40% b r i g h t p ^ u r e ' home of Mrs. Tâhk paggioll. riaks enough already. These arc County Agents Shirley WjMk and Communists, he would never have obviously faint-hearts. The more 13% lets pevifer contwmpHen oom- Albert Gray will be preaent to ■ been in trouble.- He would have realistic and dependable scien p a ^ to old-style eetii coete leto ^S<* the diffcicnce Gulf soper-refining., makes: been a terribly, defici ant Amerl- tists are willing to go on, and* it than H c an hour to run Instead of trying to fight harmful deposits with $o- - can npresentatlve abroad, but he IV e w s s y ♦ we ore by any rqmote 'chance calied "miracle additives"—Inside your engine— would have kept his job. ''' - nirting with suicide, find that out BeouNfwl maheqKiny*, vreinul* ond JsWIiMlOhiiii Gulf believes in preventing them from forming in - But because he did see what lAte.r, - . blencMInIthed cabbwfe SALE OR RENT r was about to happen in China, and for Christmas ' / the first place, removes the cause—the "dirty-burn against Jt by predicting it, * Filling Senate Vacancies PLACE YOUR ORDER NOW! AH-chonnel UHF receiRien optional WELDbUDRUS GO. ing tail-en<^”—at the refinery. Just look at the plates ‘ he has become one of those held — slight additional ooM in, the. unretouched photo at Ic/t and see what a ■When Robert A. Taft, dis FROM THESE FAMOUS MAKERS 901 Mnin S L - * ^ Ml-9-ftS21 : responsible, by the McCarthy difference Gulf super-refining makes I tinguished Republican United Full-Year Warranty on pictura tub*. I hrand of logic, for what did hap- T' States Senator from Republican 90 days onefaeaaie peita ; pen in China. moK, besides giving your engine more Ohio, died, he was succeeded in Now Secretary Dulles has de- complete protection, new Supqr-Refined Gulf NO- the United States Sensto by a COMBINATION Here's completely automatic heating * nled this, has refuted the charge NOX gives you extra gas mileage in the-short-trip, Democrat. The only reason fdr REBUILT for your kitchen and everything yon ; of disloyalty, and yet, in an act stop-and-go driving motorists do most; . , no knock, this W S .S that Uie state of Ohio GAS lUN GE ^ which must be considered sadly no pre-ignition . . . stall-proof smoothness. . .plus in want in modern baking, broiling and happened to possess a governor GENERATORS- - deficient in morality,, has acceded stant starts and fast, fuel-saving warm-up. Model 40-150 top-of-stove cooking. Add to that, the to a proceM in which other who was a Democrat. He appoint dtarges are' trumped up against ed Taft's successor, to serve until special low rate you earn for both r Davies and made grounds for his the present election, and he ap STARTERS cooking and heating with gas! This pointed a man from his. own $299 ' dismissal. (E xcIm m 9 « ) low rate applies to all the gas used in This is much mote ^disiUusion- party. He may have hod instincts . lag, for the country, and for the to do othei-wise; but his own party ONLY your home, giving yon extra savings. would have slaughtered him if he; .92 ; foreign service, than it. would H we de ROf hove your See this new Glenwood Kitchen Heat have been if Davies had been hod.named ^ Republican.. Ir ftoek, our lA'MONTH ing Range now. ; found guilty of the original The nstion-'e present political After amall dowa pajmeat di4rges against him. For what we oltuotloa also sees large atokM shop RMR COR rebuild involved in the system by which have doos now is all too close to it for you. (Must bo GOMPimor wem super-refined this: that wa find DaVies inno- the governors of stmtea have the off tbo cor). .osBt,- but punish and disgrace him peraonol power to .moke appoint M unehester D ivisioii ■ Just the same. ments to siicceed members of the United States Senate wiidr

1(1 EIGHT fCHESTEB EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CX>NNe TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 9,1954 MAKGHlaTEB EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, (X)NNv TUESDAY, NCiVEMBER 9,1954 P A G S m N t

Democrats and the "so-called lib days and 'Thursdairs regular eral" and I put that in quotes^- ment pan be obtalneiL It is ex Bccivtaiy Dulles Refuses meeflag days, with the Senate Bank to Enlarge pected that the new 'addition *111 GOP Vets in State Bohlen Hit Plaimers Table Action Ike Greets Republicans." He said, he may get Dixon Pact Vital Statistics InmeAte coming, to order------at 9:80 and 'a few" Democratic votes of sup be reedy for occupancy by the knocking o ff/o r ' limch. Present Quarters first of the year. To Release Davies ’ Record port. ^ "1 tliink,” ^ Morse told t)U col Seek S[âker Job McfJarthy spoke bitterly of What leagues "that would do much to For Visit to On Seven Applications 50,000 New he said waa ‘:the jungle warfare T a g g ed as Senate Man-Killix^ Job improve the efficiency of the Sen- ITie First National Bank ‘ of Hertford, Nov. 9 (Fi—Two vet IMI t S f S Om ) which some elements to the Repub .ate." Surprise Shower Manchester haa leased the store eran Republican State Repre r II I ■■ ■■ lican party have waged on me be-, In the tradition loving Senate, TPC Heart Argument^ By ABTHUR EDSON Or Ben. A rn ett Maybank (D directly aouth of iu location on ADRIAN'S Overseas Mailing Deadline dauae of my fight on Communism.” sentatives say they want the Job lichto mlftit IM impalriKl unle»» R e d P a rty A m erican s TV A_i>eril Washington, Nov. 9 (F)—The SC) ,' Mnlor/Democrat on the im- MorM didn't' get eo much as a sec- <|M mtir* record of hia cbm Obituary He said it "disgusted many Repub Mato Street and plans to expand For Bride-to-Be On Requests; Pottponej Nov. 15, Says Postmaster vital etstistlcs prove It. Being a pertant Buklng Committee, ond to his motion. of Speaker of the House in Con ■obBalMd- licans and Democrats who would its activities into it by Jen. 1. Will Be Closed (CostbiMd froas Fags OM) (OanM— i i (ram Fnga Om ) (OoaaMtod frMB rava Om ) U. 8. Senator is a tough, wearing, whoM aoMnt was strictly from necticut’s 1955 General Assembly. DotIw M t Mb wifO' and four Sestion; Alvord and Postmaster H. Olln Grant have voted Republican" in last Mioe Adele Rogalski of Middle- chUdran at Lima. P«ni, whore he week's election. man-killtog Job. Charlestqh. To Maybank, for to Willard B. Rogers, president of Rep. W. Sheffield Cowles of State Dept's official cable about has announced Nov. 15 is the such a contract lay over $0 days This is brought home today by stance, Ihie country became the the bank which haa a branch in town. bride-elect o f Alfred L Wil- waa anboaay counaelor until called who called on the President told With outivard indications that Stafford Man Dies likmc, 94 8t. John St., was honored Farmington, Chalrtnan of the i! Deaths the plane incident did not reach Rutsell Head Group deadline for mailing Christ while Congress Is to Mssion before the unusual Senate Mssion -called "United StedU." Colchester, said that as soon' as Novtmbir Mb ibrau^ December Mb kack laat week to receive Dulles' tales of misery and horror, In he expects a censure vote to be wdth a shower, her second. Sun Houm Finance Committee to the Ambassador until’ S a. m. of. mas packages to all soldiers It becomes effective. This provi but for one purpose: 'To decide the store, located at 599 Main St. 4adalon. Alexander Jarvis, who made | overseas. After that date, he many cases, in the lands of their reached, McCarthy said he p)ans A Tobey-Maybank debate was a day at the home of hfcr fiance's 1953, has made his wish known in Cut‘otf from hia penalon hene* Mm. Stanley Aetrauckaa the following rnoimng. to go ahead after that "to continue sion would held lip the contract . what, if anything, dhould )>e done stenoj^pher*B nightiAare. In Auto Accident is vacated, an arch. will be cut three of the seven applications said, the postal authorities at least until early February. Ihe about censuring Sen. McCarthy parenu, Mr. and Mrs. Alfred C. Istters to fellow OOP Representa §*■ Davi'ea at the moment la look- Mrs. Mary Aatrauckaa, M, 80 "But it is my belief, that the birth and' elsewhere. .. But the exposing Communists in govern And there were Senators Willie through to it from the preMnt Williams. The party waa attended introduced last night at the Plan cannot guarantei delivery by committee haa power to waive It. (R-Wto). banking quarters. tives. tac for a N. School St., wife of Stanley Aa- Ambassador had at least unofficial Christmas. sketches also told of contentment ment to the best of my ability.” SmfUi (D-NC), Dwight P. Gris SUfford, Nov. 9 -(F)—George by 40 gueats from Great Barring Rep. Ekwing Pruyn o f Cole- Cewlder n ih ter Eacorta trnuckas, died at St. Francis Hoe.- Information about this shooting ning Commission's public hearing and happiness at last in this "This is the fifth investigation Raffin oppoaed any waiver of the But before the Senate got on wold (R-Neb), Hugh Butlar. (R- Rogers said this would provide He : .tided some words of Lawrence, U , supertendent of the ton and Housatonic,. Mass., New brook. chairman of the. Houm DuUea also said the United ital yesterday a few hours after before he attended the celebra in the Municipal Building, said country. / of me," he said. "There will be a SO day period. with its business. It stopped to pay ^ b ) , Lester Hunt (D-Wyp) and the hank with half again as much Lebanon, N. Y., Norwich, Middle- caution. Wrap your packagea He said- his aeaoctation haa a Its respects to members who have Swift River Woolen Co. here was working apace as it now has. He Judiciary CommittM to- 1963, an States la considering: giving lighter &eing taken ill on Main Street in tion," the California Senator aaid. his plans for developing the areas One o&the stortsa was of Cksa- sixth and seventh—no question “lyde Hoey (D-NC), whose daily town and Manchester. nounced yesterday hS has notified ROOAN6 AND escorts to AnMrican aircraft which Hartford. Knowland was not alone in criti are hot yet definite, and will de well,’’ tie them securely, and law Kobal, 42-ysar-old Catholic about that.*' two fold interest to the Dlxon- died. trees included a wing collar, a killed lairt night and two other men said that for some time, with the address them plainly. He said Yates contract. Membera o t the The list is impressive. Since the rapid growth o f the First Nation Miss Rogalski found her lovely his State central committeeman. GREAT EASTERN Sjr near OMhmunist territory. She. was bom in Lithuania and cising Bohlen.. - pend to some extent on the Com priest A k o was bom In P(Sand. McCarthy told the Senate yes Bwallow tail coat and a Cartiatlon were injured, one aeriously, in a gifts in the large bucket of a Prosper Lavieri of Barkhamsted, SIDIN6 COMPANY! DuUaa said the question is pres came to this country more than Sen. Bridges (R-NH), president these are the main points to The sketch said he "waa srrtsted terday the committee recommenda sasoclation, he said, ourchaacd 83rd Congresa Mt up shop lei to his buttpnhdle. al bank, the board of directors has 501 HARTFORD ROAD — MANCHESTER mission's action on the requests. watch when sending packages cer-tnick crash in Staffordville. beautifully decorated wishing well. that he is interested in the poet. ently being studied by. the Joint 60 years ago. Before coming to pro tem of the Senate, said in a Following the hearing the Com by German Gestapo while. sa y W tion that he be rebuked for his re more than Mven billion Idlowati than two years ago, nine Seqatoi The reason for the high mortal been considering building s sec overseas. hours of power from TVA to the have died. And among. them nihe Melvin H. Taylor, 86. a shipping Hie home was tastefully decorated A. V. “ BURT” LINDSAY, Prop. tfiiefa of staff. Manchester, she lived in Pennsyl- statement; mission took no action on any of Maas on Jen. 27, 1940. Prisontr at marks about Sen. Hendrickson (R- ity rata is obvious. In most indus ond story on the original banking with white etreamera and Masonal He noted that the pilot of the vaniaTor a short time. She was ac "It is nothing short of apocry Use ink for the address aa Dachau, Germany, until liberated NJ) was "imbecilie" and "fantas- fiscal year 1963. were some of the Senate’s best tries, the old wheeUiorMs are clerk at the woolen mill, is to quarter* which the bank owns, or WE SPECIALIZE IN the applications made to it, but But, he aaid, the aaeociatkai’a flowers. KBM photographic plane shot tive in Lithuanian arcles in Hart phal that our American Ambais- held an organiaational meeting at ' those written with a pencil by a U. fl. Army patrql from Gen. Wc." known and moat picturesque called in at 65, given' a traveling serious condition at Johnson Me building an addition tq the north down by 8 ^ e t fighters over ford and Manchester She was a sador Bohlen and Russia's Commu will rub off. Patton's Army on May 25, 1946, interest "to broader than that of bars. oet bag by their colleagues, and morial Hospital ■ here with head to part of the parking plasa. A atiower cake with double which Martin Alvord, rtiairman, When Sen. Watkins (R-Utah) hearts and flowers centered the RESIDING YOUR HOME Japanese waters laat Sunday had member of the Uthuanian Roman nist Premier Malenkov at that When these precautions. are 3ine comniittee which. recommended Senate, more than a third of its rammed into a parked truck on bank is to be vacated shortly and Siding, to a wide variety of colors aod iljle a ’ Dulles said this was one of those Bealdes her husband she leaves sian Foreign Minister Molotov and fs proud of the record of ttie na impetiently with his papMs when Route 19, police said. that plans She already' complete Mias Rogalski anne C from A, it reached him less than an hour be Appraises Value He now resides (at 'V46 Broad said TVA would repay that invest When he spoke, it was always a Thujsday at 8:16 a. m. from the Knowland said Ambassador Hen b m leaves his ■widow, Mrs. Lana R Rogers said it Is not a question fore he left for the party. As with the other requests brought out heated opposition by way) in New York. other papers in a shower. C la ment over a 40,êar period. shock. Tha lion didn't roar; Uc- And after all these years the Lwlerc Funeml Home. 23 Main ry Cabot Lddge "and the American a committee member. Lawrence, of Stafford; a daughter of adding additional personnel but Dunes also declared .Itusata's St followed by a solemn requiem made by Jarvis, Albert Knofla. James Trlvigno, 118 Cambridge Paul Shirochensky, a native of Under the DUon-Vatee proposal, Oarran, at feast in his later years, Senate, (and the Houm, too, for delegation at . the United Natims real estate appraiser gave, as his St. Rusria's Ukraine, was "seized ip (When the correction »wa» dis he said, ^ government wilt pay and a son, both of Manchester- and rather of laying out the bank claim that the ltS2» fired first ic ®rtdget’a Church at are to be commended for declining had a alight, squeaky voice. How thst matter) still hasn’t ;S regular his father, Fred T, Lawrence of a falsehood. The significant thing, • o'clock. opinion that the proposed change His objection was that the plans Poland by the Nazi in 1044 and closed to be minor in nature, Mc more for power than it would cost ever he opoke, ee' senior Democrat eating period quarters so that ths maximum of to attend the 37th celebration of for the proposed professional New York. efficiency with the present equip ...MI 3-8072 be added, is that the SoWet govem - Calling hw rs at the Funeral would not affect the value or the transported, with his wife to labor Carthy told reporters he thought if purchsMd from TVA and the on the Judiciary Ckimmittee, Mc The usual procedure: (JommittM the Soviet Union held in New York, building the applicants, Dr. L. camp in Germany.” he had made his point. government in effect wilt pay twice amnt felt it neceaaary to Ju st^ the Home -be Wednesday from 2 aa is Livingston Merchsnt. assis character of aurrounding property. Carran packed power. hearinge in the morning. Seriate shooting down of the nlmte. to 6 and 7 to 10 p. m. The property ia about 550 feet NormanDutton and George. T. He sntarsd the Unitod Otatas in "I think he (Watkins) performed fqr the Dixon-Yates plant, yet Or Sen. Charles W. Tobey proper starting at noon; with Sen tant secretary of state for Euro LaBonne, Jr„ wished to build 1949 and-ls wotMng ad a eiidl en a service to the Senate and to the never own it. ' On other aubJecU Dulles said. pean affairs, who declined to at aaat of Spruce Street and there (R-NH), the fast talking, Bible ators getting lunch- and dirinef He does not think the Russians Ceme'ury.'^* are other businesses near by, ac there had been drawn by a mem gineer. Ha filed petition for natur country by his refusal tq tell me "The payment of the cost of the quoting, poetry remembering Sen whenever they can. That’s the number to call when you want quaUtj tend the Washington celebration.” ber of the commission, Ralph about the change,’’ McCarthy said. plant twice comes about in the fol Intend to start a war so long as The majority leader added he cording to Johnson and Knofla. alization laat September at ator who became a television star Sen.fi Horse (Ind-Or*) once sug- dry cteaninff. It's the number hundreds of area faadliea the West maintains such strength The application was unopposed. Scudleri. Rochester, N. Y.’ . "He demonstrated his perronal lowing manner: First, the govern on the Crime Investigating Com geited that Wednesday and Fri caU for modem, ncientific dry cleaning in a medem, was "deeply shocked" that Bohlen animosity to me as he did in the ment, through its capacity charge, 9 . that the Ruaatans can see it is not did not follow the same course of With another Jarvis request to Triyigno felt the advisability of mittee heeded by Sen. Kefauver days be set aside for committee purely*|ocal dry cleaning plant. In their beat interest to Uunch any action." change about 21 acres south of a zoning change should not be de hearing*. But he didn’t have a covers the amortization ,o f the (D-Tenn). hearings, and that Mondays Tues- •A" F u n e r a l s plant in 31 years. Then, because of TO ALL OUR such conflict. Knowland waa a leader in the Duval Street to Residence Zone cided by anyone with any sort of McCarthy Defense gavel in his hands this time fo I There appears to be no insupec- interest in the change. He added could force him to divulge the the excess in the government's fight for confirmation of Bohlen B from Rural Residence l^ne, this change." power bill over the cost of power Got our number? Ml-3-8072. Cali it tom orrow and aMe obstacle to the negotiations of John Joseph Ambrose, Jr. aa Ambassador to Moscow last was not the case. he meant no offenaa to Scudieri, but felt any Commission member Sen. Morse (Ind-Ore) who joined from a comparable TVA plant, the be glad you did. A' : a treaty o f alliance between the Fjmeral Mrvices for John Jb- year. "BAdgeg ‘w ses opposeaopposed comirms.confirms. ' Oppose Change Is Seen Filibuster A Vnlted States and Nationalist should be disqualified from pass Sens. Flanders (R-Vt) snf* Ful- goveriiment will pay, by conserva CUSTOMERS! A seph AmbroM, Jr., 18 months old Th« New Hamprtilre Senator People liring in the vicinity of tive estimates, an additional 1114,- ^ CUna, but many difficult problems son o f Ifr*Mr; Atwfand Mra.VfM John T J. A Am Snidsaid inin hiahis ctAtumAnf statement "the latest IInm the property, one side of which is ing on a change under these condi brlght (P-Ark) in ntoking the or i l t a g e have yet to be worked out. tions. (CoattMMd fram Pago Om )' iginal charges against McCarthy, 285,009 (over a 31 year period.)” broM, Sr.. 28 W. Middle Tpke a Mriea of unprovokad attsicks by bounded by IfiUlard'a Pond, and Radin said the contention that Qommuniats in Indochina are were held this morning at l i Russian ®****^*** (CommunistCommunist > planea on who appear at the hearing, opposed Chairman Alvord resolved the said in an intervlaw the Wisconsin issue by ruling that the applica marks about one of its members, Senator's "quibbling on th. floor the Dixon-Yates groups would pay A- violating the spirit if not the let o'clock at the W. P. (}uish Funeral planet calls for atemer strongly the proposed change. and his treatment of Brig. Gen federal income taxes "is n myth." t h Is b a n k w il l b e ter o f the Geneva Agmement Home. The Rev. Robert Carroll of measuret on our part." It was their ftellng that the tion would be readvertis^. re of Bhe Senate . . . certainly was not heard,- and an alternate would be Ralph W. Zwicker, a witness be the Senate operating at its best." The contract as presently drawn, .TOD SAVE wWeh Shded the fighting St. Bridget's CTiurch read the suggested "a general change would depreciate the value fore the Senate Investigations sub he said, provides that the govern agrseinent provided for Com- prayers at the funeral home and at highest AJr Force of their property, most ot which on the (Tommiaslon at the time the application was reheard. committee McCarthy heads. ment would actually pay the fed dK adralnistraUon in North the grave in St. James' Cemeterv ***** ** ***•*} lies in Residence Zone A. Sen. Lyiidon B. Johnaon of planes_____ Alvord also added that this was eral income taxes through Its ■ ./;, i Nam but Red withdrawal from TOeThe bearers, all uncles of me should return fire on a shoot To this Atty. Johnson answered Texas, the Dsmoerstie leader, in power bill. NEW MODEL to kin basis." the first hearing Scudieri had at aow r Indochina arena Dulles aaid cUld, wert John Zelcnak, Georffe that the houses there, in the area dleated. he regards the McCarthy Public Keeords Ib a ^ an>eared to.have been con Knowlaiid Uter repeated on the of Frederick Road and Turnbull tended as a member of the Com LAUNDRY t DRY CLEANING mission and that the incident was case as primarily a Rapuhlicaq SPEED TO RESCUE EOM aidsrsbie evasion. R o^ rt Senate floor aubatantially the re Road, were built when the A Zone problem, saying he had not been Warrantor Deeds He could see, no goodyresulting marks he had made to reporters 'rulee were not as strict as they are probably aig honest mistake be OUR DELIVERY N O W EXTENDS TO cause Scudieri was unfamiliar with consulted about strategy. Margaret E. Packett to Joseph SalgoB, Viet Nam, Nov. 9 (FI— ALL DAY THURSDAY, NOV. 11 from A Big Four meeting o f the before today's session began. now and the original purchase Geor|*e Cardlnl and Anna J. Cardi- price of thoae houses would not be the Commission's procedure. Republican leaders planned to fVeach wranhlpa sped today te BOLTON • COIÛMBIA wastemN powers and Ruasik on But he sM ed concerning Bohlen huddle during the day and one of nl, property at 85 Morse Rd. the rescue of about 5,080 Cath One ^B^ver Held that "in fairness, thare may be as much aw that of the homes Germany and Austria until plans them,- who asked hot to ba quoted James E. Germond and Mary K. olic VietMmese refugees report ANDOVER • COVENTRY for IntsgreUng West Germany f ^ -m »onie extenuating circumstances." Jarvis propdses to build ihsrs now, VETERANS' DAY even'though the new homes would by name, aaid there may be efforta Germond to Ekhvard G, LsRoe and ed straaded on the tlay Island of Into the wpstera defenM system Ill 1 w o » ija r C«r&8n *** •**** *** *’*'* “ ■‘«i the sute Coming Events to reach some kind of a compro Roaalie M, LaRoe, property at 48 Tra Ly, to the Onlf of TonMn are ratified.. The reason, Dulles Dept, for a full report on what. If be in a B Zone. The new houses ars sxpected by mise which would avoid official Ctoolidge St. ' south of the Bed Elver estuary. said, is that vuntil this is accom any, instructions were sent to the The refugees were said to be Roy A. Shenning, 17, 28 Perkins ambassador. Jarvis to coot from $12,000 to Listed by Club censure of McCarthy but still re Thornton S. Griswold and Beu plished. Ruesia’e constant effort in buke him for his actions! The Re. lah B. Griswold to Elmer L. Odell huddled on the sandy Islet In any auenaueh meeusgmeeting wtuwiU Debe to block Rd.. waq «rresieaarrested anaand charged Sen. H. Alexander Smith (R-NJ), $17,000 each, while those, built about 10 years ago in the area ware publican said no proposal of this and . Josephine R. Odell, property .danger from Mgh tides. the iatagratlon Instead o f mak- with vloiaupn of lilies of the road a member of the U.S. delegation St 512 E. Center St. to the current meeting jf the U.N. sold for considerably less. Soroptimist International of Kind yet had taken definite form, THE / ' “ ases the rM..i(result' .^f an automobile ac General Assembly, told the Senate A further argument advanced Manchester held a lively meeting Sen. Flanders (R-Vt), who Marriage Licenses Our hair, as the rest of our m ^ b le davelnnmît n#*■ ■*«'*ying clde"nt on “S P'Vce p V e Street South he had Joined in boycotting the for the change by Knofla waa that last night at the homo of Mrs. drafted the original censure pro Paul William Arcari, )82 Oak bodies, changes with the Masons. there is a lack of B sone property Justine Schtr, Davis Avenue, posal, said her had not been asked St,, and Marion Irma St.atk- Aa the weather gets warmer, hair because of the plane ahootuig. in Manchester and there ia a need Rockville. to alter it and was leaving any weather, 198 Woodbridge St„ Nov. becomes thicker. Therefore MANCHESTER TRUST CO (or this class of home. Post President Alice Clsmpet 27, Second Congregational C should have vour hair thinned out discussion with Japan's ~ changes up to tha special commit p-ri« . aTi;;; ^------The opposition said the smaller will represent the grqup at the tee headed by Sen. Watkins (R- Julius George Jacobsen. Storrs, more frequently than during the MEMBER FEDERAL DEPOSIT INS. CORP. FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 12 - U S T DAY Minister Yosbida here. and Fiances R om Cone, Storrs. remainder of the year. Parker inventory homes would mean there were Sdlwice Club Council meeting at Utah). That group ia expected ,to attempted ... mors of them in a given area, thus Cavey’s Friday at 12:15 p. m. meet late in the day. a left turn into her drlveway\at mors children in Manchester, and Later, the members will assist the If McChithy’s supporters try to Chambers Resigns 176^ Spruce St. Both cars were Valued at $83,168 overcrowding in the schools would other service organiaationa in ad drag out Senate argumenU to headed north on Spruce Street at be increased. . dressing envelopes and folding let avoid a verdict, they may need ichool Board Post the time of the accident. Jarvis' ihird ^plication was for ters to be sent out at the time of greater strength than ia now Shenning attempted to pass, the ^ e estate of Frederick H. a change for property' on Charter the tubercular testa. credited to them. lin g . TO SAVE UP TO ‘90 other car on the left while its sig P.vkrt-., 'long-time' head of the 'Oak Street, about'400 feet east of One new member wss votraûp- water system serving the southern In the past, Southernera have Inspector David Cham- nal light was blinking for a left Sprues, to bd changed from Reel-, on favorably and another was wpl- demonstrated they can make has been ill for Mveral turn, according to police. section ofHown who died Aug. 19, dence Zone A to B. corned into membership last niglit, fiUbuster effective If they have amounts to $83,188, according to an Abottlag Property (Maaged ON FULLY AUTOMATIC noAUia. resigned hia position I ^ a g e tow theun nright p ii ifront r o n t Mr*. Ruth Spencer, Mrs. Kay about 20 members willing to speak on th e _____ Inventory filed today in the office Atty. Johnson and Knofla argued Thompson and Mrs. Betty Ubert Building Committee. Tender of the Shenning car and to the change would be in line a1th ht length. Senate aides bsUeva an^ In a letter --General------Manager------the left front fender and bumper of Probate Judge-sJohn J. Wallstt. ’Will assist at the food sale Satur taM^ marathon with fewer thait Lack ready cash for R ich a rd ____ that waa dated According to Parker's will, real existing conditions in the area and day at 9 a. m. in Hale's ators to that jiumber participating can be of the Schiavetti car waa astimat- pointed out that abuttjng pioperty Nov. i and n . today. Cham- ed by police at about $160. and personal property fa left to his raise fqnds for the current project, brokeh,^by round-the-clock Senate wife, Anne Ashworth Piarker of 30 had rscently been chafed by the bars bald that . of his 111- Patrolman William Pearson, the scholarships to prepare teachers seaaiona.. TAPPAN Electric Ranges need, he la "not be an ac- Academy St. She it also the bene Planning Comsnlksion to B sone. for mentally retarded children. InvesUgaUng officer, arrested The reference waa to adjoining Knowl|Ui4 already, has ordered tbm member" of the imittee. Shenning. ficiary of a trust fund set up under On Monday, Nov. 22, the local 10 a. m. to around 8 p, m. Senate In hia latter, Ch*..._, the will. Parker's son, Franklyn property belonging to Andrew An- Soroptimists will Join those in home improvement plans? lauded sajdi, which was changed to Zone meeUngs dalily. and he could tha work being dene by ^ H. C. Parker, receives a bequest of Hartford for a showing of moviss lengthen the hours with majority Raymond Goalee and the $8,000 and receives the principal B at the laat Planning Oonmtission and colored slides sf the national metUng. Anaaldi plans to build 60 support of the qction. He eaid, Building CommittM and Report Decrease from the .trust fund if he survives convention at Banff last summer. however, he was not trying to them "every auccesa in their . his mother. The Connecticut Bank new homes there totaling about Wednesday, Dec. 13, the annual "rush" matters. $1,000,000 In cost. tag efforts to improve or build th^ In Driving Counts and Trust’ Co. is trustee. (Jhristmaa potiuck supper and ex McCarthy's aides now claim the There’a no need to put off your remodeling, bast schools possible for ouf The real estate Is valued at This application by Jarvis w w change of ^ lla r gifts ’will be held unopposed, tlicre are about ..10 backing of about 26 Ssfiators. but modemiang or much need^ home repairs, town.** r $14,000. Treasury bonds in the at the home of Miss Jessamine it is doubtful that naariy all of for lack of eaah. According, to reports, the va (e number of arrests made by estate are valued at $3,081.26. acres'in th* property for which Smith, 15 Perk St. these would Join in any lOngthy cancy created h r Chambers' resig Iocal\Mllce for motor vehicle miscellaneous aaacts total $3,600 the change was requested. President Kathryn Hendrickson talk. A . . . nation will be filled by a Demo- vlolatidM dropped last , month and the remaining $62,587 is in Plaae Uquer OnUet and Past Presidents Ruth Spencer McCarthy said to a rOdIo broad The hole in your roof gets bigger every brat However, the Board of Direr- from 126\fo 89, according to -the stocks. An application made by Francis and Mary Taylor, gave detailed re Sullivan, 88 Pine St., for property cast last night (MBS) that White, day you wait tors baa. pot yet scheduled a dis- monthlv report to The stocks Include shares In ports of the two-day New England he believes there are "plenty oi cuaaien of thamatter of a replace- General Manager Richard Martin. Aetna Life Insurance Co., $6,300; on W. Center Street, east of Ly- Regional Conference in Winchen-' ncss, to be changed from Businees votes" in the Smats to censure ^bnt for Cbambilra.,. At the same time, however, the Allied (Hiemical Dye Co., $9,350; don, Mass., which they attended him, he doee not bHieve any such MANCHE!STER TRUST has helped hun Phillips Petroleum Cb„ $7,740; Zone 1 to n , brought some oppoei- laat month. number of other types o f arrest, tion by neighbors, who felt the result would affsot hts chances for dreds attain modem comfort and bettjn- liv. ranging from intoxication' to Ck>ntinental Insurance Co., $6,306, The hostess served'delicious ice re-sisetion to Wisconsin to 1958. and others. change would depreciate the value cream roll, assorted party cookies "I don't think that the American ing through a low cost, easily repayable home Daughters H eirs^ breaking and entering and evasion of their property. improvement plan. ^ a fare. Increased from 20 For 54 years before his retire and coffee at a buffet table cen psoplb are fooled at all." ha said. ment in J947, Parker headed the Sullivan, when u k td by Chair tered with chrysanthemums in vHe said he eapsets votes against to 29. 'The report also shows that man Alvord what he Intended to Of Isleib Estate there were aeVen .qiore . m o t « r water system now supplying the dark red shades. him to come from most of the southern part of town both while do ■with the property, answered he Make a check list of the improvements vehicle accidents In (jetober than hoped to build a package atore arid desired. Get an estimate of the costs in The estate of Mrs. Berths Isleib, the 24 reported in Septeiiiber. the system was owned by Cheney a home there. EV-8S Bros,, and after the town bought volved. Then drop in and discuss your needs a rsaldent of the Highland Park The drop in the number of motor Thia brought criticli‘'m of the it,. He died after a long Illness. section for 70 years before her vehicle arrests reflects a sharp Commission''a. advertising 6f the with one of our affable loan officers. death, U valued at $28,833.80. ac drop in the number of cases involv alunripln’ •l•hp•aph•t I applications t>y Peter Christiana, Seif- M edicdtion WAS $319.95— NOW .. %'• m $ 3 9 9 ,9 5 cording to ap Inventory filed today ing rules of the mad charges. Two 218 W. Center St., who aaid he- arlth PrcbatsXJudge John J. Wai- months ago. 88 vnotorista were felt ff-the purpoae of the proposed' e Chrome-ltoea. even ter faster e Tel-U-8et with alx ceaves. le t t \ • booked on this charge; while dur change had bM.n known to more —this rsalty Is Repair now! beatlag, better browntog. leace feataraS that take tha Mrs. Isleib ffied Without a wUI ing October there were only 20 Polite Arrests people, they would have apposed It has betn r 4m I ^ I -perfect baklag reealta. gheaeweik oo3 o t ceektog. H tr heirs are Florence I. Wind of such cases. it. .; . . ■ real coffee 1 , ■t. Petenburg, Fla.-, and Mabel Stiiiiviui said he planned to build eakf thot the perion e Vlsualite ovea let* you e Automatic deck caatrel ad Welir o f 277 Highland St., her A local man will face five a $15,0(w ‘boms on the property, R e p o y la te r! ' watch your haktog without •vea. Uiaer aad deep weU daughters. chaigex when he appears in Town which would not be out of keeping who prtKtices $eH- opealag the ovea door. cooker. Approximately $8,000 of the About Town tkmrt tomorrow. They are embes- with other property in pie area. total is lit real estate and personal slement, operating a motor Vehicle Model PLUS— Heady divided tap . . . Llftêff ovea or . . . Crtop Opposition was also heard to a medleqithn hag a C$Met . . Storage drawers . . . Ud baeket . Catlery draw- property. The remainder it in while under the influence of intox propoaal.to change property at the CDN-S5 The Golden Rule Club of the icating liquor or-dfuj;!, using a •r aad towel -rack . . Wariaer drawer . . . AutooMtic Bank deposits. Interaection of Irving and Wlnde- f o o l f o r a p a tien t, Talcottville Congregational Church motor vehicle , without obtaining weU cooker . . . Tet-U-owttekre. will hold its monthly meeting to mere Strsets from Rsaidenca Zone WAS $239.95—NOW the owner's’ permission, intoxica A to B mada by Paul Dougan, 81 9' e e a a ' 1 9 9 .9 5 morrow at 7:30 p.m. in the tion and evasion of taxi fare, Tl)c complexities of Expllosion Kills 16 Westland St. church. Work will be on articles John J. Lyona, 40, 81 Oxford 8t., 1 e Faet, eroaemirar raage o Huge ovea cook* .com. for the annual December fair.. He aaid the change would mean the human bodM was arrested and charged with the - ' tap coeklag witk 7 Mp- - plete aieala for as many newPtesKO In Rio de Janeiro first three offenses on Oct. 31. He more'room on the property for arato keate, A •daughter, their second, was was released under $500 bond for each of. .two, housea he hoped to and its phqsloloqii PX M $9 people. born Nov. 8 .in.Wesson Matemiitv court appearance on these charges .build there. Ha agreed, in answer e FastMt . keatiag evea Rio da Janeira. Brasil. Nov. 9 to a question from the commlation. a r t legion, it is sude! Ceavek-keat for HospiUl. Springfield. Mass.. ' to rcheduled for tomorrow. o Autoaietlc clMk starts Skillet* 4^—At Isaat 18 persons were kill Mr. and ikrs. Raymond Brown, After midnight last night, police that A sone requirements could be aalferm baklag reeulte. ed yseterday when an explosion Westfield, Mass. Mrs. Brown said he was again arrested on a met now but that the houses Would therefore obvious that thoiM who ..aa every rack, every ovea—etepe M—Whetker daataoyed a dynamite plant aTJose wss the former Miss Ruth Pack complaint and Charged with intox be crowded if built there to A poeittea. you're,at kooM ar away. KauUmes, 60 miles from here. ard o f this town. ication and the tare evasion. He is sone requirements. treat themselves ore courting Police aaid the blast occurred _____f_ being bald by pjiliea and this second iNeighbors on liVing Street op PLUS—Haody divided top . . . tuoreoeeat top Ugfct. . . d e e p ^ Just five minutes before quitting Arthur Mann of Bolton, a mem arrest was made by 8gt. Edward posed the change as thay felt, walftt-hlgh hrolirr . . . <,|ep uving storage drawer . time. The dead Included U wom- since they-are in A aone. theif Your fomilM phiisiclan. with his tieors o f y ber of the Civil Air Patrol and. of ■Winxler. safety epia ewitekea witk Tcl-L'-dlal coeklag epaveaieaca. ,«B . ^ foreman of the p a lin g the Manchester Flying Club, will (Clifford Daniels; 39. East Hart proparty would be depreciated by 'MCtlim and the dirver of a burro- attend the monthly meeting in ford. was arrested today on a war the change. edthcation and experience. Is tfie enH| puUsd freight car. All were em- New Haiven' this evening of the rant Issued by Prosecutor W. David Waato Baalaeea Zens IJ< I o f tn%plant. Wing pommandera and group corn- Keith and charged with abandon' Aa unoppoaed proposal to change one to whom gou should turn htlm es •# FREE Causese of the explosionexpl was un- m anors in the Connecticut CAP. ment of hia wife and child. Police property west of Wilbur Cross Imowa bat police theorised it may aaid he surrendered himself on ad- Parkway aouth of wbidaor Strset Penewelbed Chriftmm Cordt illness. He is ds skMed in his | Bane been aet off by friction. IKE PLANS DUCK HUNT view o t ■ hia . attornsy, ÂnUlony from Rural Reaidanca l ^ e to WITH THE PURCHASE OF ANY RANOE Oiyk. He was released uikler $200 Business Zona I. IL or HI, waa Dcwey-Richman’s ■elaction ft uiuur- of medklnf as we a r e In o i r i CH D E 8 EBT 8 TO SOVIETS explained by Judge John S. G. Washington, Nov, 9 (fi—PibsI- bcn4,for court appearance on Nov. A Girfs Bffsl Friffod hH ffr fisnt Elseahower plam -to gs 17. - V , Rottocr, who represented the ap- pM8cd for top-iuine designers, .origi- o f phormoicii. tlesuM, AMtria. Nev. 9 (dV- duck buntiag Friday and Satur Two drivers on Route 16 wart plicuit. JuUus Wetatone, of Wast nsUty and wide veriety of moods. Im- \.L Vha BMdet lafonaatleB Service day m Laks Erie aaar Tsiedo, arreated by State Patrolman Ray Hartford. ^ tMtoy tlMi ; Obis. The WhMe Hsuse aaid mond UUey. They were Robert w . Judge Rottner aaid. he felt the jNinted with your name: from i 5 for \ ta AoatrU M ve Elseahswer Istondb to stop. at Hanley. ()uliicy, Maaa., ichargid area would, never be used for 1.95 to26 for 14.75. a Awerteaa ee^r Taledh an* the Way hack from hM with apcedlng and Albert Jebb, 17, homes bûse of its proximity to ,1 yban. The V.8. Army boyhood home at AhUene. KaMS., Merrimack; N. H., charged with the Parieway, and that sound _____ kSMbaibaea AWOL whore aa Tboraday — Vetoraaa ■peadlug and operating a motor soning dictated some such change. Oct. 9 after beteg ceort- Pxj " bo wUi )alto part hi dndtrs- vehicle without a license. Hanlay ' Although he explalaSd that the' DEWEY-RICHMAN W A M O N O A JW liE ELECTRIC RANGE fn as aer- *------at tbo “ has posted a $36 bond and Jebb was applicant would .prefer Busineas 707 MAIN STBEET : . MANCfOtSTEB released undir $40 Bend. -H bacaosa of InquiHss hia ’i T r r \ i i ' / r V t '4 ' A • " . - : t t - V A* i ' A' .:- V- - X •>'' aiANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONTT., flTTfiSftAT. NOVEMBER •, 1954 ; ■ ■ ■ X V ; MANCHESTER EVENtNG HERALD. WAWCHESTER. CONN.. T U S Â Y ^N oW b ER 9, 1994 MMGEXLEWN TOONERVILLfi FOLKS BY FONTAINE FOX F P * « r i L I , A ’S P O P BY AL VERMEER OAILlf CROSSWORD PUZZLE _ SAvn ^ , Antwar to Proviou* Puazio RockviUe-Veiôh TeRRtBLE TeMPgRgP^V M R. 8AN<^ itJN iTMANka Scrctn Actress S ense an(3 N onsense Rockville Legion Home Taking Sha|m ji Official Uses Match Emergcncy Doctors Typhoon Lashes . inrs A 6 0 0 K .GREAT!) C MAZEL ON HOW TO STOP m 1 P P h yaiefi^, Of the Manchesr PUlippine Islands rSMOKINO OR - ACKOW , I Greek letter '^To Fuid Gas Leak A racy atory doean’t make girU Been in business nigh on SO years SupL G.tl.Graff A ttending ter Medical Assn, who will re f { X ^ y—Typhoon Cenetenee epear•«-••• they don't understand i t Agent—(3ould you tell ma what morrow afternoon and evening B P r o n o u n are Dr., John Prignano, Tel. Ruby roared across . the South / — Franklin P. 'Jonea. thgt building Is on the hill? National Youth Discussion gas 'appat’ently had been accuniu- tSheJaa~—. a See (Pr.)’ Proprietoi^That’a the village M I 9-1616 and Df: John China Sea toward the Red Chineae Irting under the hoor several days. Malone (children only), Tel. performer 7 W i l l o w A baaeball team had been atag- church, Rockville, Nov. 9, (Special)—^tonij^t on egg coal to be.dellvered mainland today, leaving five known a S leeveleia "nie 150 students in the struc MI 9-6166. 11 Needier gering through a terrific batting Agcnl^Baen there long? George Graff, Supt. of Schools to the Town Farm. dead in the Philippines, tens of ( a r m e n t Proprietor— Oh, 'bout 300 yeare. ture at the lime had high praise thousands h o m e ly - and untold IS Seta anew slump. Game after game bad been in th^Hural Supervisory Seryice, Additional Court Cases . 14 Drees ff P an ace in the loat due to that mlaatng punch in Agent—Well, they etlll ring the for McKeel. They said he helped mllllona of dollars in damage. ip aUmding a consultation today A t the seasl.orrof the O ty (3ourt held up a Collapsing ceiling so b r a i n the pinch. The coach called a bell eveo' week, don't they? ^ yesterday the caaes of Chester ing.” said Dwaln Tate, 19. "When The toll waa far from complete. ISGetaup other victims could be rescued 10 EaienU al balngtS H eavy blow X *1 lU U an city special batting pracUce one morn o f The national youth serving agen- Hopowiec. 37. of 20 High S t. and I came down 1 must have been Ruby’s howling winds ripped down 15 Leapinf first. knocked out. But they were 12Leaae 27AitarUk 43 Peminine ing and watched with disgust as Extravagance: Buying what . ctes alKUiated with the National Nellie Hopowiec, 67, of the same communications 'lines and laft amphibian "There was a flash and then the screaming inside so .1 went, back 13 Malice S3 Raw Bilk appellation his players bounced slow ground ever is of no earthly value to your /Social W elfare Assembly. The address, charged with breach of much of central apd northern tai- l7 Not (prefix) explosion." said Dale ■ Plunk. 18- in and started helping some ' of If To be (Pr.) 13 Petroleum weight^ 4 S P o r c e t ers to the Infield and short pop wife. —Indlanepolle Star, / consultation. . being held at the peace as the result of a family zon, the main Philippine Island, out diitrlct (two SO Sbin of Adam Carnegie Endowment International ycar-old high achool junior- "It the fellows up.’’ I of touch with the rest of the world. M EAN 70 Lurer. creature fli js, also to the infield. argument were continued to. Feb. was terrible,” y > WHEN I ®1T' , words) (Bib.) Grabbing a bat he charged out Center in New Yoj-k City, will 14. ' Pickle was teaching an English The late-enaon storm amaahad Y O U 'R E 23 Solitary 44 Shield bearing Only organized politlca* effort Some of the victims, dazed and MY MONEY BACK, 31 CompaM point34 Mineral reek of the dugout and inocted, “ Here, qonalder the common objectives of T h e case of Donald E. Qenest. class in the room which bore the across Luzon yesterday with 1 | 0 - ^ REALLV 47 Fruit drinks by public-spirited citizens can ef staggering, stumbled from the lit I'LL BUY A it 39 Peruser you mugs, I ’ll show you what I schools and agencies In the educa 27, of Danielson charged wlUi' .brpnt o f the explosion. Nearby ! mile-an-hour winds.' Vaat tracts of (PLB A S eO f 40 Withered ‘ fect reform. tered building, blood atresihing’ CAN OP t / 30 Dispatchce 49 Formerly want done.” He ordered the pitch tion of children and youth today. operating while his license/was elementary and ^junior high sec ! farmland were flooded, flimsy TOBACCO.'/ } .Graff will serve on a panel dis-. from their heads. Desks InsiSde tions of the sprawling school suf dwellings wera swept rutbleaaly S ! f S S S *b % afreth SI Golf device er la togs them In as hard as he Tramp - ■ Lady, I'm suspend^ was continued for Two ■paimodically cussing how achools and agencies ATere found lodged In the ceilitW fered little damage. aside, telephone poles broke lOce 39 Pair (ab.) S3 Note in could but he had forgotten that he Could you give me a w'eeks.. 31 Weekday can work together. Chairman will Court of Common Fleas - b6' the impact of the blast.- " matchstteks and highwayi w ere. S3 Small flap 40 Small fiah Guido’s scale was out of practice. He did no bet cake? The school board meetS'today to — be-Edwin Van Klceck, assistant Cases have been assigned for "When iw a n t In there the kids termine ■ where high achool I cut in countless placet. a SSPreiten water ter than his men. After about ten Lady—Isn't bread good nough? were screaming and smoke was 5 commissioner of education of the tomorrow's session of the Court clkaaes will be resum^. The Philippine Weather Bureau 34 Boundary “ 5 futile swipes at the horaehide he Tramp— Yea, ma'am today's pdufing out. and I Just knew that TTIf W flung his bat to the ground and 'state of New York. School superin of Common Pleas as' follows: An said Ruby w-ss lo o te d today about (comb, form) i.iy birthday. tendents from Mt. Vernon and drew Rldzon vs. Helen Griffiths; some of them had been klHed.” 150 miles due west of the north M Uncommon ahouted, “ See, that's what you ■aid Butler, one of the first rescu-' CYt«,OXE HITS rnroVAY guys have been doing. Now get, up Scaradale: New York and Somerset Thomas Michelovitch ys. Doris.A. western tip of Luzon, lurching 37 Weight of English LiteraLdre Teacher — I f art on the scene, ” 1 still don't see Monuiyideo, Uruguay. Nov. 9 there and learn to slug the ball.” County, New Jersey; the president Sargent; William Bradw;ay vs. west-northwest at 11 mlloe an India Shakeapeare w4re here today, he of State TeacherP College at Mont Demand Homes, Inc.; Laurence how they got out aiivc." —Cyclonic 'winds hit four small houf. M ScottUh would be loptfed on aa a remark ThroAvn To O liln g Business prophets tell what's clair,- N.J. and the executive direc- G. Loomis’ va. 'Joseph B. Jace- towns near Rivera on the Brazil The bureau said t)ie Bnvmgt' ahaepfold able m a ^ McKeel explained he struck a ian border \|âat night, killing at going to happen. Profits tell to.* of the National Citizens Com wicz; Holyoke Mutual Fire In- storm would smash into tha^ lM - J l . iM Hazard VoicaYrom the back of the room .surance Cq. 'va. Clyde Prescott; match in searA o f’ the leak afteC Ica.st two peraons and injuring 21. chow Peninsula, on the aauth coast what’s happened. mission for the Public'Schools will' '40 Seal-hunting y M ain’t klddin'. He’d be more bo among the educators on the Forrest. L. Tuttle vs. O lfton B. students complained o f a "gassy Damage was 'heavy to crops and of the Red mainland, {star this 4 i A r » n 0 t e.r.TS^S|;iiMt.!ta.ta, than 300 years old. Oandall; Ernest L. Burdick va. smell." livestock. Communication facilities week tf it mainta^ its present marineri Mabel — I don't aee John near panel. Also serving will be the OUT OUR WAY F V F • - - Frank C. Parizek; Motors In " I was thrown clear to the ceil- were crippled. course. '' BY WILLIAMS OUK BOARDING HOUSE with m a j o r h o o p l b 142« * bau * • « . K ly as much as I used to. director of school relations with 4S Dental surgeon V Counting to ten: TTie pause that the Girl Scouta and Dr. Dwajme surance Corp. vs. Harry

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/' ■ ■ - 'T' |- -■ .1 - .!■ MANOTESTOR EVENtNG HEIUU). MANCHESTER, CONN.. TUESDAV. NOVEMBER 9,1954 i

THE Herald Angle Lou Boudreau Likely Manager of Kansas City

EARL W. YOST Expect Owner •pMla m ntm Monday Morning Class Straight Old-Fashioned George Terry Wins New England Title Five of Ten Medals GAME OF THE WEEK I t he's rifrht, aind he must To Hire Field ■Ml Dark CouldPitk Any/Game BiCfCst coUcre football gim e In I be the way he engineered the Cards For Football Coaches Boetea, Nov. 8 (iP) Oeerge these parts Saturday afternoon itheir last two games. Trin can ______. Skipper Today New York (JPiÂrmy coach Red Terry, a Boetaa Uatpanlty Go to Local Runners Win b . played on Andrus Field in ! “ ‘ f*"*'* ^ “ e New York, Nov. 9 —The oldyspaclal defenses for George Shaw. Blaik looked out on the playing aophoniore. won the tadhrMaal title te the 4taLouisiana Eaglaad Interrolleglate CroM Bob Vinton Runnerap, versity is host'to undefeated Trin which was appropriate as his Mon the nation—but we found him ■aeclal «> ior Stl of the last 19 games against Wes month fight to purchase the Fhila- , 5 ...... — 103 310 State University uniform. Said Ceoatry meet yesterday with a ity. easier to lay hands on than Caiif- m BiUaakt ...... lot toi 133 311 Glen Bradley Fourth, leyan and 13 out of the 14 games day morning class of football omia’a Paul Larson. delphia Athletics and transfer Blaik; ’’That boy Is a great all- >0:88.4 44ocldag for the four As has been tlie case in past siaoe 1936. them to Kansas City won, Indua- mile iworoe. ara, the Monday preceding the coaches had been giving him the Len Casanova, Oregon—It was “lawis ...... 'aii Tdi *5U liti aiou'nd athlete. He’d go well in pro Bin MacAfdle Fifth, needle becau.se. of the iMautiful the worst game we’ve played. The trlsllst Arnold Johnson todsy liv e Ireas (11 football” Paul FIrlotie of Maine waa Kttle between the arch rivals, the Talking about last week’s game' ajjt ...... 103109 1'Î'M rival head coaches address mem- shiner he sported. Bruins didn’t do anything unex turned to the problem of hiring rtla ...... — ‘ Oi 53■ 131 The player, although drafted by eeoond, HUI Lepkowski ef And Gerry Vichi Sixth against Amherst, one of the closest Old professor — Come, come, no pected. They defensed us and we a field boss and general manager. 306 the Philadelphia Engles; decided to Maasachnaetts third aad Provl- - bers of the Cbruiectlcut Sports and most exciting in New England, ■a'-...... Ari.®** ^*9 •*! iM« - Writers Alliance. Yesterday was more levity, please. I told you I expected them to. They gave ua The newest American League llMsy Order (•> MMer ...... 33 Itt — 291 play baseball instead. denee’s Rod BoiKher fovtfe. Dynamic Pete Closa came roar Jesse remarked, "It was a was holding the ladder while my spota where' we expected to run. executive scheduled a press con Dudrk ., ...... »1 M4 33 333 UoCana .v ,...... in IM 109 333 BoexcepUon. Wesleyan played host Lsppen ...... J4 73 31 2U Today Alvin Ralph Dark la rec MIT won the tc4un tttio with ing back after a dlaiRifwtntlng to the scribes.; sttngeroo. The boys really, sur- wife fixed a drain pipe and the 1 but you can’t run if you don’t ference (1:30 p.m. EST) at Which O'Biichl ognised as one of the finest short 120 points followed by Cen- p*ised me. They aU played equally ...... fl 1« 33 33S Totals .5tt 590 533 1531 showing in the State Cross Omm- Wesleyan, off to a good sUrt hammer slipped out of her hand.' knock anybody down. UCLA was he may disclose some of his plan^ McHullln ...... IM lOa 101 310 stops in the majors. (Taptain of nectkhit, ProvldeBoek Rhodo Is- well. They all hung in there. for the new Kansa* City AthleUci. Avlgnone 10 IM 34 340 By C l^ SMrrH try Meet on .Friday u4sn he won against Middlebury. then was You’re bound to get hurt now and ! the best club wa’vs played. We'd Gworek . AVTO: B LBAOl'E the world champion New York iaad. New Hamprtilre, Maine, '.'I’ve never watched a clock as then when you’re working. still have lost if we’d played our Elated by the 6-2 vote ^ ^ ap- • 36 118 73 331 "KSI! (3) Wilttca for NBA Serriea the (XTL (Thamptonahip Meat at bumped by TufU, 3« tp 6, and lARoîlla 134 Ill) 113 849 Giants he proved to be the solid Wesleyaa. Northeaateta. Maaaa- blanked by doast Guard. 6 to 0, I did last Saturday in the second bine Team Effort best. proval gtven him by the AnMriean ToUli ,,, US 344 BM irii man and clutch performer during ehnnetts aad Vermont 8nlsWng John Drebinger, one of the half. We got a number of line Everett ...... 15 M U 273 New Britain Teachara (Toilege yas- Worcester Tech, 9 to 0. and Am Jesa Neeley, Rice I guesa Old professor—Well spoken, sir. League, Jt^nson yestefmy sail Cmlirre 33 — 191 the seuon aa well ar the Series. hi orderi country's bettbr-known '’ base terday afternoon. He hrrtn his breaks. Parcel Peet (31 Fdller herst, 14 to 0, before hitting the you’re right, professor. In general, Mrs. Faurot, did I hear you say he had an-open mind of th’a,mana- I-arkin -- n i 105 Says' Manager Leo Durocher; ball writere, recalls that One of own record in the process, and gerlal situation. He said lie had ...... 104 33 33 393 Tttor ... - 124 133 S79 victory trail against Swarthmore. " W t know our season Isn’t over. I would say nobody of our crowd something about a frameup? I'll Jacobs ...... 107 104 32 305 Flynn .. — 93 N 153 "Dark is the cement that holds Terry, a brother-la-law of the saddest days In his Ufe was roundly defeating state cross did enough to get hurt Saturday. talked to no one regarding either Mayo 34 to 0, and WUlianis. 17 to 0. We have never been underdogs have you undeiwtand, sir . . . >;...... 38 U 30 383 the ball club together. I wouldn’t Little Johnny Kelley, ran In when his editor discovered he country champion, Ftanny Shea It was a fine team effort by Arkan- Don Fsurot. Missouri—^No air. managerial Job but that he has StmiO ...... 98 108 30 331 Totali ...... 638 lU 839 1539 Thus, after three straight white against Wesleyan. We expect Low Man ...... 37 100 85 373 IMlarmier’a <9) ^ trade him for any shortstop in the ManchMter Turkey Dny could alao turn out a football of Windham. washings, Wes got off the floor and great ball game Saturdi^'. sa.i. They are a fine club, and well I Was Just telling Mr. Ward that had correspondence with some earl-, Jarvla ...... ( 113 109 101 331 baseball.’’ story. coached. It was the best Arkansas Totals ...... Five Mile Koad Race laat yeetr. 10th 'Htta came back to score SI points in Saturday’s game will a sell Frank ^ Bernardi's broken nose didates. 460 1443 Malorca i. 109 307 Leo Admired AbUUy He 1* expeeted back again this I t was an accident.” he recol* team we have played in the 15 Inside Track on Job Air Mall <4) West ...... 9v S i T h t Indian runners. Stats team its last two games. out althotigh tickets are now avail should be framed in the Cblorado Nlmerowakl 104 107 900 White ...... Leo admired Dark's ability so lecta. "They were short o f men years I’ve been at Rice. It was learned, however, that M — champion for the tenth time in able and may be purchased at Hall of Fame. Our defense waa a I..ombardo . . 92 -00 109 300 McCausbey .99 too much that he insisted on hi* pur and I was drafted. Unfortunately, Bowden Wyatt, Arkansas — It Rodonla .... 118 113 101 333 DeCormler .s'iS the history of croas country at Wesleyan. Game time is 1:30. bit better, but It had to be to atop Lou Boudreau, deposed manager r - 109 109 314 chase together with Eddie Stanky what I. wrote made .tome eem- was just a tremendous team effort such a great little competitor^ A f of the Boston Red Box, has the Nyqulit .... . 87 103 35 376 MHS. showed their form In the Twaronite . 114 115 105 335 Totals ...... 490. 437 623 1610 from the Braves after the 1B48 blance of sense. Actually, I didn’t league finale by swamping' M d - on our part of 25 or so youngsters ter all, it waa hla great effort on Inside track to the field managing know what was going on and etiU Happiest coach present was Bob Totals . . . . . season. dletown, Bristol, Windham and Ingalls of Connecticut, The UConns who Just didn't know when to quit. our try for the winning point that Job and Parke- Carroll, busineiur 435 535 907 i540 (3) don’t. I thought we rushed the passer made thf» difference between a tie manager of the New York Yan Hsttlnaer ___ 91 1U7 91 389 Uark’s flrst full year ii) th* big Upsets Mark West Hartford, by a lop-atded .eurprised Nortlieastern, 20 to 19. ELE8 LBAQL’E LaChappeUe . i n 103 38 303 leagues was 1943. He batted .3^2, I wandered iiito the Polo •core. In a spoil whsro tha low well—in fact, I believe we Dallas Ward, Colorado—We got candidate for the general mana Creamer . 103 33 103 291 Tedfofd . 93 99 135 and waa named the league’s Fight Girds points. Middletown had 81. coming back,, especially when a Horart\...... 100 111 106 397 "rookie of the year.” playing the Washington Redskins. Bristol had 82. Windham had 87, .Old professor. — It was a rush the hard game we expected.. Mis ger Job. Eddie Joost managed the Blanc mid ...... 15 30 119 3M Totals tpi.ni geU. kicked around like we Job. I gather. Mr. Barclay, did you 500 100 641 IMt The amazing Dark, however, ivUu Dark, left, aa a star giidder for L, S. U. and ri| and Hall of West Hartford camo have. When we scored our flrst souri fullback Bob Bbauman was Athletics In 1954. Ambtiloav. 1:9 n o 339 Msacboiler Sale Pasts (II New York, Nov. 9 OP) — Un notice any difference in your game terrific. It was a good, tough, clean Johnson’s architects have been E Della Fera ..104 37 — probably Would have fared Juet aa appears In hia,Giant uniform. in last with 92. touchdown it marked the first time Saturday 7 game. Tntalf .... V. Della Fera ....83 — well on the gridiron—or in almost defeated Gene (Cyclone) Fullmer, Manchester’s power was dis this seasonlthat we were ahead." surveying the Kansas O ty Park Perretto ...... IM ts li George Barclay, North Carolina, Cormier ...... M ic| i any sport, for that matter. a good, tough and aggressive played clearly in tha fket that Twice the UConns had to light to Old professor—Mr. Gustsfson, for weeks and are ready to atart Darh’s favorite sport, mitslde of base, third, right am t left field In - ^ e s . Indeed, Don Klochak, our when you call a phone number and Increasing the seating capacity Banning, .....i ...... 91 113 i: At L.S.U. he was one of the addition to hia usual shortstop middleweight had aa invitaUon to five of the tea medale for the-first regain the lead which eventually TOph fullback, made the difference. Kleter — 99 nrtlon's top. triple threat backs. basest, la golf. He has won the le.. to victory, hear a bzs-bsz-bsa, what does R from 17,600 to 36,000 bsfora the position. On the last day of the come back to New York anytime ten placea went to Manehester. We have known all along he had mean 7 i Touols 491 613 109 15U In one game against Mississippi he 'baseball players’ championsbip. Cloee won a gold medal tor flrat. "The win was a big lift for the 1955 season. Mason against Vat Pirates' he after his rousing Eaateim and tele the makin.gs of a fine player and The U se Is Busy ' Johnson obtained control of the punted 73 yards to get his team People Of VeraatlUty even pitched on t inning. Bob Vinton a silver medal for squad and the student body as we he showed us he really can go. It Al’t Texaco (l> out of a "back-to-the-goal-Une” .'Rack home in Louisiana he vision debut against Jackie La- Andy Gustafson, Miami — It Kansar C5ty ball paric in the deal 101 533 1510 Plrkey ...... 115 99 131 335 But likeable Al takes his accom bua. second, Glenn Bradley a bronze prepare for Rhode Island Satur waa our best game and the first means the line Is ^ s y , and Au situation. In this game he scored hared the local course record with for fourth. Bill MeArdle a hronae day," the coach said. The arch in which he purriiased Yankee McCarthy 98 — 178 plishmenta lit stride. When he tlnie we’ve put a first rate offense burn’s certainly was Saturday. We Stadium from Yankee owners Del Pvtacetea <4) Roeaetto , 107 ,s 17 300 two touchdowns, one on a 70-yard ?he club pro. Both had a 86 on a The strong-legged. 23-year old for fifth, and Gerry Vichi a bronze rivals meet at Kingston, R.I. Wood ...... ____ IM 97 Chappell . signed a two-year contract and defense together. - lost in the Une. Their Uckles killed Webb, and Dan Topping for $6,- 1 » 34* 130 . 105 107 333 run, to help win it. par 72 layout middleweight from W«4t Jordan. for atzth. Only Fraa tniea’e II«rtI<*y ...... 83 \ *5 188 Babcock . . 98 115 113 335 he becam e/ the highest salaried Utah, made his perfect record "We are nbw trying to put a Vic Rex Enright, South Carolina— us and their line backers were J. A c-lo ...... 101 104 Peterson Dark alao waa A high-scoring 500.000 last Dec. 17. He then made 206 73 72 ■ But Alvin has shown further player in /Giant history last night by drubbing the New third plaoe prevented k clean tory string together,” the lanky I thought we had won when we great. They Just boat us .and arrangements to sell the park Rivard ...... 130 H4 .V- 214 forward on the Bayou T 1 g e r's’ Olbrrt ...... 137 lOt Totali . p r o o f of his versatility while ‘This prompted one wag to re sweep for the hot Indlaa qieed- mentor said. Up to last Saturday, scored on that long run in the last you’ve got to respect a tear;i that’s l.« 3.38 ...... 633 510 491 1U3 basketball squad, a top n o t (; h York prospect at EasUrn Park to the city of Kansas City and Bnclcu...... —. M 99 Bollywood Service —By a'vlumbta. In their last outings before The only thing the Korean War football team. while your wife chops wood. A Roglls ..., ...... — 88 • — 88 Rohrbach ...... 108 93 39 290 again today, and barring a star but only a few plays against Coast ths Oranecticut General Life In- their annual clash, which looks the (tonnectient w preeentattva tat least. It was the best all-around splinter might fly up and give you Bro»-n __ ...... 74 M 88 2M tling upset, tor the rest pf the sea comfortable margin b t a whopping vet didn't do was floor or knock Guard and he was still limping on S um n^g up his team, Majlln- I New York— (NEA) — A player suraneVCo. and piust also pay off . Totals ...... *506 "iiS *495 tiii Ruddell ...... If 84 88 341 bigger and bigger as they keep on the New England CTOea Coimtry effort I’ve ever seen..We rigged no an eye like mine. debts e:^mated by him at 3600,-> big 'ballot, U fCL.^ retained Its out the Strong-Jawed, 22-ycar old Ghampionehlpa. a bad ankle sprain against Wor ger paid \speclal tribute to line Blaik Has Talent for Builrling Explosive \ I requires vastly more than extra- Celaate (I) son and what goes with it. winning. New Yorker. Jackie,, however, te a Thinking I might find Horace cester Tech. He really came back 000. He wU,' however, get back Jorfenaen 94 91 Totals .... 4U Ml 4U 1353 ranking aa the Ration’s leading The ten msilaUats In yesterday’s coach. Bill Moore. "We have been I oi.dinary talent to be an A 11 - Btircera .. 104 ion 94 Twelve of 14 Connecticut ^sports The schedule for the other top tough foe to down. He has been Stoneham to talk baseball, I w all the way against WUliams. He Attacks with West Point Football Machines 31.650.000 W the sale of Connie McKinney , *8 college football/ team In this tut, and additional Maaehestar fortunate In Mveral respects. We Anverica. 84 writers, voting in the season’s sec ten teams: Notre Dame ve. North stopped only once, by Billy Mc- Btrolllng past the press box when called a gdod game and passed ex hays not siiffeh^ any serious in Mack Stadium to President Bob Harrta .... . 87 101 85 Buto ...... 83 83 344 week’s Associmed Press poll of places follow; Salvatore . 116 120 113 NIrlson ... ond poll to pick the State’s 10 top (Carolina, Mississippi at Houston, Neece on cuts on July 5, Labua's ah old telegraph operator friend ceptionally well." V juries and the Way the boys caught OUT OF DOORS with New York, Nov. 9 (F) —The thought persists here that there I Frequently niore than a flve- CJsrpenter o f\ the Philadelphia ...... 76 72 233 schoolboy football powers for the sports writeând broadcasters. 1. P. Cldse, 2. R. Vinton. 2. F. la BO fosthsll cosch In the Isnd who can quite match Earl (Red) Parker ... 94 99 Ledoux .., ...... 93 75 106 271 Southern (California vs. Waahlng record is 23-4. beckoned me. If Wesleyan Is to win. they will on to the wlnnink street." ■ yard average againstj the most Phillies. Arthur ...... 79 83 81 243 Associated Press, today picked the An even 3f00 votes were t a ^ - Shea. Windham. 4 .4a, Bradley. 8. Blslk’a talent for building an explosive attack when the Army Totals 480 501 471 1453 lated to confirm the high scoring ton and Iowa at Minnesota. All three offidjUs voted f o r " 'Gimme a lift.’ he pleaded. *I W. MaoArdle, 8. O. Vichi, 1 R. have to go through the air for Special mention \vas made of formidable oppositioi^ falls to . "I am the hapjtj^t man In the Edmunda ...... 79 91 IM 378 Green Knights from West Haven mentor has the sort of spe^ he needs to work ullh. I world,” Johnson s«ld upon learn Uclans' ejaim to the top place over The leading teams arith first Fullmer: Referee (3eorge Walsh know from nothing about foot Ruoulst, Bristol, 8. R Bryan, HaU, Trinity’s iron man line is one of Bob Skinner. “A good^round gain Totala ...... *410 4M IMl as No. 1. ball.’ the toughest in years. PVancis, a Up to this point, Blalk’s emrrent machine has rolled up an ' earn the athlete the call. ing the league’s decôn. "It was COrNTBY CLI B MEN challenges of Ohio State and Okla' place votes and season’s records in 8-1-1 ; Judge Bert Grant 7-2-1, and 9.'*0. .Murphy, Windham. 10. H. ing fullback ’and a godd defensive Eight •Ireas, (I) . Jskasen Paint (1) Football Stronghold Judge Joe Agnello, 8-2-0, The AP "That made the twq of us, but big fellow, specialises in Ipnt Wan.** \ nverage of 38 points In Its aeven games and probably will hike I An All-America needs the help the toughest fight I âve had In Cotton __...... 99 119 — 317 Ulting ,... . 83 8* 91 240 horns,/leaders In earlier polls this parentheses (Points baaed on 10 Hull, Middletown. 12. R Shennen, that mark when It rips Into the helpless Penn Quakers on Sat- I of an unbeaten, or seldom fMfeat- my life." \ ■ Nelson .,...... 99 119 99„ 908 Corniler .. . 87 88 94 2*7 ■With only mediocre to fair seasi for flrot place, 9, 8. 7, 8, 5, 4, 8. had It 10-0. you can’t deaert a man at a time 16. T. LaFoige. 35. J. Sosville. 48. 113 .113 aifford ... . 84 70 88 342 competition facing Notre Dame in ■•Asy st Philadelphia. Some Eastern experts are cautiously ea team.. He comes with accom- The' switch in aenlimem of Wal Johnson ...... 113 *7 2. 1) In the other TV flght of the like that ao I sat down and we R Eckler, 4 f. D. Sltvinsky, 47. O. Kerry ...... 91 lifl 113 307 Thomson . . *7 80 83 2*0 its next two starts, it lks like Left Uttle Doubt went to work. Responsibility to Your Dog eompnrtsff Army’a breakaway backs with those of the Davis- I pushed over-all personnel. ter O. (Spike) Briggs, president of Plodilk ...... Ilf i:s 99 333 Mahonev... . 87 *7 87 2*1 y V C L A .'t margin of 66 points in 1. UCLA (117) (8-0) 2.660 night at St. Nicholas Arena, Ken Pomerov, 82. R Whitrtiouae, 83. Blaacterd era. Some Exoeptfoas the Detroit Tigers, made ths shift Bostic .... 98 98 the parochial high school, being 2. Ohio State (80) (7-0) ny Lane of Muskegon, Mich., "I was surprised at our succais. A. MoekaUs, 54. R WUUams. 83. ToUls __ "iis 4M *44i recognized for the first time as a point totals running over the 2,500 2,594 Occasionally there Is an excep possible. A ■ three-fourths v ^ is mark was barely enough to be con S. Oklahoma (44) (7-0) 2.292 scored a 10-round upset and 'Re We «*ere moving along hand' R. Coleman. 72. W. Libby, 78. J, Coaches Disappointed Tills Is the greater tribute to Blalk’s coaching skill for It’s Totals .-...... 510 541 l i i 1ST2 footMll stronghold by the S ta t^ puted decision over Orlando Zulu- somely with not a. squawk from By JOE STETSON •aly four seasons since the so-called cribbing scandal brought tion, but they Jijst prdve the rule. needed for a franchise shift Spesat (I) Oardea Oreve (4) vincing, but the experts left little 4. Arkansas (43) (7-0) 2,207 I>onze, 78. R Shenning. Dog .Editor had Briggs stuck to his origiml Cerlna ...... 30 115 100 306 Bouvla ...... 76 8t 86 242 scholastic sports experts, cAlvt eta, fifth ranking lightweii^t the other end of the wire. I waa the wartd down about his head and forced him to start all over Jay Berwanger. for example, Murphv ...... 78 — 78 doubt about their convictions 6. Notre Dame (3) (5-1) 1.480 National Dog Week Is long gone. position, Detroit would have Joln^ Grusha ...... 90 85 75 350 miss. 6. from (Tuba. All six writers at the so impressed with our Job that I QuesOon: On a wide Yun down ngala. couldn’t have'had too much going Straugh ...... in 107 inn 334 Foley ...... 78 ys 99 26* With 12 first place votes, and when 117 of the 300 put the free Army (4) (6-1) 1.452 At High Football Loss for him when this remarkable back ed with Waahlngton and Cleveland' Piper ...... 90 105 92 287 Culver ...... 83 80 85 247 wheeling (Californians on top. aa 7. Mississippi (5) (7-1) ringside thought the (Tuban. a 1-3 told my friend to ask our clients the sideUnea, a biMUt la driven ou(' biA just as Christmss has an in ...... 131 123 105 .188 two second spot n e boy.boys were disap- that. I've seen many a-fine look initial Item on the agenda this Dahms \ ...... 104 97 99.300 Lamoureux ...... 1.39 107 103 349 ters, Is a class B terror. 19. So. Methodist (4-1-1) 65 When he heard the decision, as simple as that. In Yankee Stadium, home of the Wf^tnirv^...... '.. — — no 110 Snow ...... 103 119 87 309 elsewhere In the first ten. 20. Georgia (6-1-1) pointed in h a ^ g to play Satur-, the flwt ha\f ‘n ing dog. who seemi" fq hold his week as the Ells get ready for the Yankees, within 90 days. Elcholt*er\...... 101 114 132 337 Aceto ...... 131 117 238 Ansonia (6-1) and Weaver of After U(CLA. with 2,660 points, 62 Hymle (The Mink) Wallman, Zulu* day.” Walker thought. The game ' " *ed ^ '^ ‘>"5^^ master In greatest affection, al Saturday meeting with In-and-out Hold Biff Lead J. C. Caroline, on " everybod.v’s The franchise shift, third In the Allen ...... 95 109 108 313 Hartford (5-1) bring up the first and Ohio State, with 2,594, came eta's manager, was apeierhleas for had been orlginally\8cheduled for ! second half, which lowed to run loose in territory lips a year ago, probably will be Tarca 127 !'*> 131 357 Totals ..,...... I... 173 557 537 1U7 division, followed by .Naugatuck, Princeton. . j _ _ 2 T last 20 months, creates a problem Pmqai’a It) Oklahoma, Arkansas, Notre one of the few times In hia life. ' Saturday but then changed to F rl-' *^*’* ’’ *°«chdowntouchdown where he can be in great panger passed up his trip. Totala 656 543 581 1859 winners of six in a row, but tied After that his screams of protests aecoDd half kick- It’s a big game for the” Elis. A i New York, Nov. 9 OP)—The 66th in several minor league town.*. Bl. Pagan). Sr. .7... 106 84 107 ^7 Dame. Army, Mississippi, South Connecticut Win day so as to not conflict -with the * ...... - danger from fa.st moving traf Reason; Going Into the Michi JohnsCn must satisfy the Ameri Smith 125 111 118 354 once; Roger Ludlowe of Fairfield ern California, Iowa and Navy in went on and on and on. fic, danger of contrl’oi!lingtato\the victory would mean wrapping up : National Horse Show ends tonight gan match. Illinois had copped Foar :eeds (4) E. PaganI .104 113 119 336 (6-1),. Greenwich (5-1), Shelton ^ t e d too long to realise that can Association for the loss 'of one Cangwere »8 89 95 282 Poudrler. 113 111 132 358 order. menace of running with other ddga the Ivy title in big blue ribbon for only a single game because of. a 138 393 (5-1) and> Stamford (5-2), No. 1 Biggest Surprise te^ wa«M-t that much bet- at Madison Square Garden after a of its best cities. Then a replace Atwood 74 - 102 176 Kovla ... 103 152 Miami of Florida, suffering its on the loose, danger of damaging the first time since 1946- Unde mediocre line. Yet Caroline had Bliah ...... ^— 98 — 98 in 1952 and 1953. first defeat at Auburn’s hands BEPTIC TANKS AND week of aurprtring domination by ment must be found for Kansas 99 318 ToUls .. 660 173 *16 1737 ''i*' ‘ heir record neighborhood shubbery or lawns; feated In loop play, a split ,with averaged 5.1 yards In contrast to Anderson...... ISO W . Averaging 86.7 Points after six straight victories, fell Four Trin Seniors xPLUGGED BEWER8 Indicated immense success. Mav- Princeton and Harvard would "West Germany and Spain <7lty._Denver, now in the (Jlass A Mathlason ...... Wa. 85 96 389 New Haven. Nov. 9 (F)— Take danger of developing bad habits the 6.5 with a potent bunch of ■Western League, Is a likely choice. BeckerB_1__ ao\90X tia 136 114 309 Amery (4) The Green Knights have wal from sixth place < to 11th In-the m a c h in k c l e a n e d svfch as car or bicycle chasing or mean the crown. But the Bulldogs { Only one more , event, the J. monsters, in front of him last loped Wilbur (Cross of New Haven, Tale’s football team down from liRflflerg Triumph Farrand ...... 100 1!I4 100 304 point totals because of that one- Play Final Game • M o r KAH l v A V O i O T m M 'a n d i n s t a l l e d h ^ i 14 points before the game Chicken or cat killing, danger of are young men In a hurry and they | Spencer Weed Penpetual Challenge year. *ToUls ...... *4M Iw *506 1472 Molumphy ...... 10* 113 93 314 19-0; West Haven. 33-0; New the perch of the undefeated. (Chalk Palters 14) \* _ point setback. Purdue also disap up a victory to the Trinity and McKin n e y b r o s . ... " >uu.e* ' spreading disease. w-ould rather win the laurels as i Trophy, is available to the crack Five yards per crack Is phe Fairfield ...... Ill 118 96 335 London, 32-6; Fairfield Prep, 29-0; Philadelphia Fans Ferguson ...... 89 84 X 97 340 SarpQla ...... 96 108 m 319 peared from the top ten lifter tak New Britain Teach'era victory Sewerage Disposal CoT'' Responsibility to a dog does not Over Cruisers quickly as poaslbls. European riders who thus far have nomeiial for a b a c k, say, at Barcell/ ...... 92 11)7 ti» 128 PolUisky ...... 183 107 137 37* Robert E. Fitch of Groton, 26-0; ing a 25-14 licking from Iowa. Hartford. Nov. 9^-Four regulars apart, taken 10 of the 12 international Bryant ...... 78 74 95 343 Sacred Heart of Waterbury, 57-0, Btringa And increase by One th^ will play their last game for Trin ISO-m Pearl Stv^^^Mf^-SSOS atop with giving him food and a Cellar Bone Fracture UCLA, Ohio State or Nqtre Psme. McKon' ...... 88 92 H. 374 That made room for Iowa, 12th w«fn^? "■*" ’ “ “ "hed that the score Jumping events. Mum o » A’s Sale Totals ...... 557 500 Ml 1643 and St- Mary’s of New Hatlen In totala in the win column for Wee- ity Saturday when the untied, un place to sleep. There are many The Police and Firemen’s Midget With Steve Ackerman -out be Ray Eliot would be first to Mannella ...... 99 113 90X102 BarHerd Bead «*) last week, and Navy In the select leyaii. New Haven. Teachers and cause of a collar bone fracture, the Fritx Thiedemann’s victory in tertl^ that the. present Caroline, St. George ...101 1«1 101 303 their last outing, 61-0. defeated Bantams meet arch-ri asrmffifumrfm] other factors. At the risk o f being Basketball Usgue at the East Side ...... "iu *«I ~5o group at the top. the Cosut Guard. fullback burden will be shared by, last night’s tiîvidusl challenge Touts ... Sadroniinski ...... 9* 106 103 304 Weaver, No. 2 In the season’s val Wesleyan at Middletown. oSt -n -. Po‘" ‘ an academic bore. I'm going to Bpe' got off to;S fine start laat sound, is even srperlor to the back Philadelphia, • Nov. _ 9 (JP) — The . PUimmer ...... *7 *« *3 275 Strong Impreasloa That, in a nutshell, is how Con h^li •* “ ’ h'K I had three list them and hope you can check Connie CTorelli and Phil Mathias, a trojAy waa West Germany's sev who In 1953 led the nation In rush Driver’s (3)...... 10* *3 93 295 first poll s couple of weeks ago. 'Navy’s 40-'7 trouncing of Duke, The seniors, tackle Frank Lentz, *ÎDEST OF TOP Y m ERCHANDiv night as the. Ladders downed thq enth blue ribbon in as many days. era of American League baseball necticut college football teams f?nse^ tnd” backfleld on de- yourself off wlth a high score. If Cruisers in a wild game, 22-9 pair of veterans who, all aeason; ing and broke the .Immortal Rod Hackney ...... 114 J12 Wllter ...... 99 113 *0 301 ran Into a fired Up Hartford which had previously been rated halfback Gene Binda aiid ends .rtrterf ? » * '‘cpendable end.” he Elarlier in the day Major Garda In Philadelphia ended yesterday ’ Halt ...... 131 103 Bulkeley eleven last Saturday, and. stand today after Saturday’s ac added without naming names. noti I hope you’ll take time .put After a slow start in the flrst have shuttled to and-Yrom the dis-< Grange’s seaabnal record for total with scarcely a murmur from the Smith ...... 1« 11th, made a strong Impression on tion. Felix Karaky and Ed Lindenmeyer, and make the effort to. look' to ability list. (Truz had accounted for Spain’s offense. Slippery J. C„ a Junior, In losing for the first time this sea the voters, who JumpM the Tars have all been vital cogs In the S A V I UP TO S0% ON THI COST Reliable Ferformers'Perfon half the LaddersXbegsn to climb In third triumph when he won the city’s basebal fans. son (12-20), slippeil to No. 5. War Perhi^M happiest of all (Con your dog'a welfare on" an- all-out the second half wlfh Dick Sylves Ackerman, early In the year, is a year older, heavier, stronger. .Though once a strong American ^ from 19th place to 10th on the ncctlcut football teams today Is Trinity team which has scored six I h r ’.Tv “ oubt to whom baais. - Royal Winter Fair Trophy. Coach Eliot insists that CJaroIine ren Harding of Bridgeport. No. 4 victories this season and seven In OF FAMOUS SUMIMiANni TRACTION Ihe sly coach was referring. As ter leading the waylxBylvester, who was dubbsd "the nation’s best League City, the rise of ths Ns- list. the University of Connecticut. The Be sure your dog Is properly im Proven No Match' is the only back he ever saw vvho two weeks ago, also ran into rough a row. ôred all hts eight points in the third string fullback." 'This isn’t tlonal League's I%lladelphla Phil Such an unexpected 'Victory had .Huskies lutdn’t known victory 0 * t rt.*?* P*'*'^°“ a*.V mentioned In Mon munised against distemper and ib- exactly true. He’s good, but in' re Even .Mexico’s ace Jumpers, can run under a lineman. ' ‘pmoters going and dropped out of the top a greater effect than the antici Binda, from Quincy, Maas., Is day a account of the contest it’s last quarter, was aided by some headed by Gen. Humberto Marites,' lies to a prominent position, plus 10 completely. until Saturday when they upaet feertouB hepatiti-s. If you are in nice passes from Bob Hamill and cent weeks he has been anything LeRoy Bolden suffers like (Caro the A ’s lackluster performance of pated victories of 'tl>e other lead' Northeastern by a point at Storrs! one of the big offensive threats he territory or circumstance's which who have walked off with many line because Michigan State hasn’t The,biggest Jump was made by ers/U(CljA, which has. been pillhg despite hia 5’ 5" Size. He ts num ^ reliable performers in the Pat Mlstretta. Robert Goehring and except« third stringer. He's play the past season left the fans-. In It was 20-19. Indicate it, include rabies vaccina ed more than Corelli and MathiSa, ■blue ribbons at Madison Square mopfied up everything In eight. Danbury. The Hatters rose front up big scores right along, whipped ber two scorer, with four touch SHIUIMNIfl Now hTMMk ^rsons of Co-Csptain Joe Curr.v Jack \Valrath led the CMilsers. Garden shows In, recent years, different to the fate o f the once Ahead of Sheriff No. 5 to No. 2 on the strength of The season ends next week for tion. Get your vet’s advice on these Ijiilders (Jti has slammed- to four TDs and has Duffy Daugherty doe-n’t have to proud American Leaguers. .X Oregon 41-0;' Ohio State man Trinity, Wesleyan, Coast Guard downs. and has accounted for 302 Tommy .Smith. Jack Farrell ali matters:^ • have proven no neatch for the West tell you that his breakaway flyer two triumphs. R. TroniblAv f B r Pis. gained more 'yardage than the Moreover, yesterday’s develop han&ed Pittsburgh 26-0; (Kcla- and New Britain. yards nishliig in 72 carries for an Mrf^*TN*"** Wiersma at ‘ left . .n 0-0 0 other two claimants to ^___ German • and Spanish Onslaught. is a bigger threat than he waa on Here • aie the week’s leaders homa got into, high gear again average o f over 5 yards per carry. Be sure your dog does not risk r Blnkp. f . . . . . 1 ments had been anticipated after New 'York — (NEA)— In April«8quara Gardtn and demaijdad to Next Saturday (Connecticut hacks his life every time he crosses the 3 Mathias, s real hard luck player Mexico, and the United ^States, the Rose Bowl team of last Vewr (First place voter and season’s with a 40-0 decision over Iowa He is alao the leading pass receiv p ‘ . A 0-0 0 have but one victory in interna- the failure of efforts by an eight- of thU year, all Gerard (3ornucy |saa P resl^ t Jiin Norris, , records In parenthesrisV: faces arch-rival . Rhode Island k e T t i if.*** “ 1 '""he road. If you live in a heavily trav R. Sylvrjj|r*r. r . . . . 9.-4 o-l . a when it comes to injuries, is re TOar’a Day. He’s been hurt and State and Notj-e Dame easily dis State at Rhode laland; New er with seven catches for 152 P. SuhiA. f ...... 1. tional Jumping apiece and Canada man-sj'ndlcate to buy the club and knew about boxing was that flght ‘1 am Sheriff Oomdey of Atlan 1. Notre Dame (12i i7 ^ ) ...1 3 8 '* I'J** ‘ *** *ncn>y ball eled area, keep him in a run or S. P. MfstrAtu. ir ,,V 3 ported semi-fit and should be com the Spartans have been hurtln’. keep It' here. posed of Pennsylvania 42-7, Haven Teacher* goes to Spring- yards and , one score. ^ e r . would go all the wav ..3 (VO a thus far has been shut out. Better This Year a n wore glove*. tic City, N. J.,” announced Man 2. Danbury (2) (6 -0 )/...... 113 w e e . and only once, did a West fence in the. backyard for his pro R. .liamU], c ...... 3 0^ 4 pletely ready by the weekend. Phillies’ President Robert R., M. Yet within a ' period of six ager .Gormley. Army’s 48-7 shellacking' of pre field. Mass., for American.Interna t* n tz , Darien haa been acting tection. Last year he had to ait out the last Arthur McCashin; veteran Amer Chances are that Alan Ameche 3. Southington (6-0)/.,113 Haven bMk go around Wiersma’ Totals ...... Carpenter,' Jr„ said last night he montha Jerry Gormley took un 4. Ansonia (6-1) . / ...... 70 viously unbeaten Yale, impressive tional (College; Wilkes comes to captain this season. The only Check On Habits .11 oT 33 three games of the season with a ican rWer from Pluckemin, N. J., will be given the go-by by some Huit quickly emptied the Joint of as it was, couldn’t do more thgii M fh$ side. Although admfittediv a high gave Thiedemahn a battle for the Is willing to buy Connie Mack Sta ranked Oakland Billy Smith, re teht guya. Oorm l^ wound up with 6. Weaver (5-1) 63 Bridgeport for a night game; New man in the forward wall who was Make certain, by checking on B. r Flu thigh injury. This fall it is a leg All-American pickers because Wis fift the cadets from seventh into Britain travels for the game with a regular last year, he has been Uckler. Sid is one of the finest A. Pompel. f...... 0 (VO injury which has been giving him International Challenge trophy. consin dipped a bit. dium from Arnold Johnson, whose named him Boardwalk BUIy. and Harry Markaon, IBC managiqg di 6. Naugatuck (6-0-11 ...... 54 fensive schoolboy ends this writer your dog’s habits that he does not D. f ...,,* ** 0 proposed transfer of the A’s to with three eonaecutive knockouts Miaml’e vacated sixth place. Mis National Agriculture, uid Drexel a starter for three varsity sea NEW > run with other dogs. . 0 CK) 0 trouble. He guided hia 'mount, Mohawk, This despite the fact that those rector. It required 10 tripa ami the 7. Roger Ludlowe (6-1) .,.. 53 has seen this season. T. KnoE. f ...... 0 (VO 0 ! Kansas (Jity .was approved by the made him the No. 1 ranking chal 8. Greenwich (5-1) - ...... 41 sissippi and Southern (California faces the (Coast Guard at New sons. Named AU-(Tonnectleut In Don’t.consider yourself lucky if R. OoAhrlnir. r ...... 1 around the difficult course without who know beat sUll rate Amechs ovarpowaring of a lot ^ stalling B. Bonadf^n. c 1-3 3 ' Lose Ropbomore Guard so much aa ticking the bars on league yesterday. Carpenter added: lenger of light-heavyweight cham lobby gows, but Gormley wound up 9. Shelton (5-1) ...... 30 advanced two notches each to sev London. . , his sophomore year, he has had 1 0 - i i k Ii *‘8ht-man line ypur tielghbor has the lawn clean J. .Watrath. g ...... ' • (VO 3 Another big Ipss to Yale is the top kick among college full- enth and eigth.,. his finest year this season. A in the second half checked Piu- ..J . f laat Juna 17. Smith belted Haven 20. Woodrow Wilson (Mid of his dog knowing that his neigh dan Olivar said today hia burden Forest Evashevski called Ame- ■heriff. Gormley, you aae, la aberiff Southern (California and Okla- bit. our line began holding Its own Meteor’s hind hooves nicked the che the greatest fuHback ha had severe parking problem which dvlc out Jonea In the third round and dletown) 14, Meriden 14. SUPPORTER lELT bor hates the dog for the damage Jimmy DiGiorno will fall to senior John Phillips. of Atlantic Coimty, N. J. was on-hia new-found way. homa-Nebraska ganies Nov. 20 and with West Haven’s forward wall he does or. if the nighbor is more top bar on the fifth jump. The two ever seen; Someone asked the Iowa leaders - felt contributed to tdeclin- Behind Phillips are two sopho Ing attendance. Carpenter said he Sheriff Gormley bumped into the Army-Navy tussle a week n r 7AKU TMT EypDig ou r George Wilson Was s much im logical, dislikes you heartily be riders were the only ones with per coach it that included hia career, I IMraed to Solordaya New yoa cm kero pawnful. aadU- mores who have, virtually no, ex fect rides, so a Jump-off was or favors an idea by some city plan Smith three aumnlera ago while There waa no mors bualneaa at later as the season’s climactic o r SSDDU AOt" proved tackle IWthe final half, and cause you enjoy your dog at' your 'May Be Sidelined perience. They are Ted^Frembgen both aa player and coaciv tussles. eierted Sobarinahe Now Tried* I thought fullback Charlie Bur dered with three of the obstacles ners to build a new.'stadium In a the then unpredictable Oakland the IBC, ab Gormlsy turned to the Last NighCs Fights nelj^hbor’a expense. and Pete Fritaacbe. ' Beat Prona All A agW Billy waa the aparring mate of UeXA,* Ineligible for the Rose pot OB your pntspH tiros. You pit., DeOwNHMd talenyMrflewe.lMix dick’s blocking continued to show raised.' "As a player, coach, spectator less congested area. Saturday Night F^hts. Let’s tiy to practice 'all year -Quarterback Tackle Tom Henderaon, who re , Aaotber Perfect Ride Jersey Joe Walcott - in Atlantic "F am SharUr Gonnlay of Atlan Bowl, has an open data this week BOWLING fv nftr, far baltar tracliaa is marked imjirovenient, 'though he and any other wray you want to Brooklyn—Gene (Cyclone) Full in anticipation of .the showdown 'round “the many fine things that Jim DlGiomo may be on the eide- ceived a ■ wrenched back in the Mohawk ticked the ban on the a ty . tic County,. N. J „” ha announced. wagh wwtlMr.'Coal* ia a*w fet appeared amateurish on a couple National Dog \yeek has brought incli'de,” replied the handsome Whan Rocky Marciano took out mer. 15414, West Jordan,' Utah, with u s e for the Paidflc (Coast •aad staafe webWsf— O 0 % Q P of plaw.” llnea Saturday when the Univer Army tussle, is another sideliner third and fifth Juiups, without dis Mora fight maaagara and hang- WOTVOBBRO IÔw IIUBBB to our attention. sity of Cônnecticut meeu arch- for the Princeton game. Here the fellow who blocked for Tom Har Old Man Walcott with a awipa la outpointed Jackie La Bua. 158(4. (Conference championship. Ohio IM-My anMil Bmtk # Taking No Chnaoes lodging either, but h i/ front legs mon at Michigan. Sport Chatter ars-on hit for the Mck door, but. New York, 10. ■ 1 Distributed by. NEA Servlfe). rival Rhode Island State at Klngi- Elii are in better shape because Oiicago in May of laat yaar. Smith Gonnlay, promising to aall |1,.000 State still has to get piwt Purdue SwA ty-4isn» paMh. - The Indians wind up their sek- knt eked -off _ the top' bar on the BvaaheVaki, by the way, re New York Kenny Lane. 1S7, LEAGUES ton, R. I. DlGiomo, who suffered Bob Gallaway: has been playing sixth obstacle. That left it up to suffered from the aborU and ap worth of tickata, obtained a match and Michigan to earn the ■ Roae •on Saturday afUnioon in WUli- Q.-r-What mark did Steve 'Van marked at the ssaaon'a atart that TTO'TBCCET team played Muskegon, Mich,- outpointed (>r* a severe hip injury in Connoctl- well In this poat and Ken Jones, a Th-edemann and Meteor, who pealed to hia friend, the sheriff, with WUUa Beam in Atlantic City. Bowl nomination. OrdMT yo«r 'M-'SS bewieg mantic against winless Windham Buren, the old Louisiana State and cut’s 80-19 victory over Northeast, the Iowa line was so wesk "op Norwalk this afternoon In Wall who made him a guaird at hia Maya Uuido ZulueU. 136, (Cuba, 10. Nebraska Bowl-BotaMk soph, is regarded aa tremendously railed around the Course with .an ponents will nevar have to pass Smith flattened Beam in the fifth and Briggs is takipg no chances on Philadelphia Eagles’ back, leave cm. U a doubtful starter. UCbnn improved. ’ . ingford. The match was originally Landing Jail.' to become the heavyweight cham- Daytona Beach. Fla. — Billy Oklahoma, also not avaUabte for p h iM RPWa Fi b r cotpiBgM# being itpset. For one .of the few other perfect ride to win the iro- against us.” slated for yMterday. lauderdale. 157. Miami, stopped when he retired'from the National phyeicians m y. The Injury is not Olivar did not indlcaU any oth u phy. _ , . A magazina piece convinced CaUfomtaând a televiaiaa bowl competition, could find Mis- .M EMpiRSf, times this year, Manchester will Football League 7 - Mrioua, they said, but may be Forest EvaMievskt fool . Oonnleyi a stocky Irishman of 4t. Tony Moreno. 158, San Francisco. iK>uri s tough one this week, but be-cast In-the role of a favorite. Starting lineup changes. Tlie al^ " The working Hunter Chsmpion- ing anybody, o f Course, but it BO KOVK’ 158 - 392 aeprta T- . Buren, In eight sesaoss, sufficient to keep him out of. the scnce of Ackerman rules out the that Smith might get somewhere *^He couldn’t^ gat that whan ha Nebraska looks like tha, bowl- The locals will practice every set the ground-gaining record— . ahip last night went to Bronze would seem that the boys tried to topped the Rec BowUhg League. 12>Hp«r iagravtog S«nrle« gamb. DiGiorno suffered the In poaaibility of an all. sophomore Wing, a 6-year-old brown gelding If handled properly. Thera had waa in CnUfomla,” baams Gorm Los Angeler-Bob Albright. 209, bqund runner-up la the B ig Seven afternoon this week. "Then we’ll SAM yards. He had the most st- jury after completing a 17-yard croas. him up.; Other good scores were; Rec— ham a long time betwaan paydays. ley. ^ Angeles, outpointed S gt J. a at' this stage. climax our sesaions with a good backflleld, but Olivar Is expected owned by Mrs. Walter Wicket of, Anyway, Iowa has the finest Big Shorty Poudrler 356, Jerry Smith tempts, IA29; and the nsoat gslned touchdown paquto put tl|e HusUea to rMy heavily upon the other three had to be kept from Jnmpbig Managar Gonnlay next atartad 187, TraTla Air B u t. 10. * Arkansas.- nNling.jkloag irreslst- scrimmage either Thursday or la one sesson, 1,146 in 1949. Notih ^Brook, Pa.: Defense .black' Ten record ^ dsf mdlag against 354,> Stan MDasky 137478 knd annoytac Ranaaa ’TayVor, tbq in the lead; flrat year' men. Dean Loucka,' Al. gelding owned and nuden by Peggy out o t ringa, among other things.*. ttHy. takes on its cloasst South SIRVICt STORI Friday." P*—^ . , • Ted OtaJnbers 360; country Club When (sormley decided Ho take FhlUrtalphta impresario. Muggsy ^ 'Q* What happen, i f a pass gota west (Conference rival. Southern PraieHptiM Pharsiacy Manchester'must win Saturday By RED'GRANGE Ward and Denny McGill. Together Augustus of CobhamJ Va., was' U f a - r ^ r Porterfield 368.. Vbi TTt MAIN R^-JlhMaN •Markings on tha wings of 'most with Ackerman, this waa the quar-- second. . orsr, he didn’t fool with any of tht Taylor.raakSao in AUantic-aty- Ha into the end sons, hits any part Methodist, in its "final comtmrtaet If it hopes to flnlah 1954 with a Q. When w m the last time (Jhi'o Rsy Schanen . of Mllwauket Rogglni 36l and Bund! Tares dite’t have a ehanea. with tha ■f"" ducks are so distinctive that you tet which riddled Army on the long Also tip for decision today art ■nail fry. R t want right to the e i the goalqioat and botinda back game tMs week. Army and Navy fOL Mtia Street ■500 racord. 'To daU, the locals State had an undefeated team? bowt^ a SdO game while testing Automotive-Âl n to r 376; Post top. anUad into the IntamaUonal dierUr campaigning oa his door* taito a receiver’s arms? MAIN can teU the spcciat by ths wings* touchdown march for the only Tala the open Jumper and OonfiRBstlon naflr a^pment. It 1Will not njoatve meet a pair oC oftes-baatan Ivy i l l MANCHESTER ViL lOteMI S-5S21 have won throe while loeiiig four. A. 1944. alons. ) . 0 «le e —B «» Pagaiii 148—374, Boxtaig Club’s oAces at Madlatwi A. It ' la aa i n n . Hunter champioiisatpa. official rtcogalUoa. Cochran 366 and AvlgiMaa IM. laagua opponanta, Pena aad 0»-. r j • ♦ . ' • • • « ' ■( :r .... : _ 11 ’ f- : ■ T7 / t • y i '■ ■/ .1' ' ■I , ■. * 't'.' ^ "/ jMa. .'V

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In nice neighborhood, good en's C3ub and their gueats. Women between two chairs. In his rigid 6:15 A. BL to 4:30 P. M. CONNECTICUT^ Tal. 50. 8-7405. esneXEN 5CANURB for your lawn able service. MI. 0-6678. tions, sought two months ago to “To get people from their Hoihea cringed at the sight of imaginary poslUon he waa able to support the A short trip for big earnings. MI. club coupe. Radio, heater Lew FQUR RCXJM Oftica-suits, excel- JUa lot, oil steam heat, garage. or wherever they maf be after bus 8-5101.''"'', or garden. Tel, IdL. 8-5071. LARGIE SIX rbom home, new focus world opinion on what he mice running on the stage; strong ( weight of another young man. a mileage.. Phone MI. 0-8633' after MORTGAGE EXCHANGE lent decor, complete facilities, CaU Ml. 0-0780. iness boura and have them report 5:15., WELL ROTTED cow manure. Pro-* street and rear ..parking, modar- ken oil hot water furnace called a common danger to alt na men were unable to lift their legs, 1 feat which would normally be Un- COPT CLOSING TIMB I Wanted— Pets— Musicsl Instransnts 5$ tions "if theaa attacks by Soviet for their Civil Defense assignment 1960 MERCURY sedan, lustrous 37 Lewis St. (Sat. until Noon) tect your shniba and lawns now. ata rental. 50. 0-15l0 or 5Q. wlndowa, screens, fiiUy U ’.ROOM DUPLEX, Wadsworth and a young man sold peanuts a t ' possible. Other subjects urera mads FOR CLASSIFIED ADVT. blue finish, nearly new tires, Poultry and Supplies 43 aircraft are to be htlewed to go un in less than an hour is very good ball game. - fo lose tha power of spabeb and MI. 3-7083. Leonard Gig'io, Bolton. 8-8080. plastered walla, full ceUaf^. Excel! Street. Occupancy both sides. Oil Ihdeed.” MON. THRU FRL radio, heater and gas aaviug over lent condition. Stov^fefrigerator; ateam heat, 2-car garage. Shown challenged.” A receptive audience at the a n - "'ovement. hut all retumod la Auto Accessories—Tires 6 CH-e-8897 A RARE old violin. Beautilul tons, The Civil Defense crews worked 10:30 A. M. drive. Former local owner. Has r - -'\D BREASTED Bronza tur- U. 8. No. 1 GREEN Mountain po fine specimen. Kemp’s, Inc. S5IALL HEATED store on .daple Large trees, centrally ocated by appointment. XII. 8-6373. Brae- Lodge was speaking to the U.N. nils] Men's'Night meeting in South normalcy with no ill aftacU. Bimn- had.excellent care. Low down . Fresh frozen toms, 10 to 35 tatoes. ITO Tolland Tumplka, Man street near Main. Apply Edward Only $11,000. Ciufton W, Hutchins. Bum. Security Council, before which he aith the cooperation of Lt. Oan. berg was highly entertatalBg. aad SATURDAY 9 A. M. LOOK! Floyd L. Parks, commanding gen Methodlat Church llsteped and Dem ent and bank tinancihg. See Frank Burka Mel Redmaii , '-da, Schaub'a Turkey Farm, chester. Bryan Bros. 5u. 0-7087. 5 C U ^ Inatnimantal rental. Corn- J. Holl, lOQO Main St. 50. 3-5117. 50. 08132, laid oh Sept. 10 a full report on the watched Bert Bromberg disclose asked his hcarera to locric in aa Mas Famous brand permanent anti Isa HUlstown Road. $1,000 DOWN; large three bedroom eral of the Second Army, and hit when he appears on "Toast Of Tfia Bob Oliver mi this one at Center freeze, 11.74 gallon. Regular 53.9s. plate Una of instruments. Rental shooting down by Soviet aircraft many of the unknown aspecU of _ „ - lo o B ooonkATioN w n x Motors Sales, 451 Main. applied to purchaaa price. Rspra- IXlCKWOpb STREET— One-half ranch, full cellar axeallent con •of a U.8'. Navy waather-recOnnais- staff officers at Ft. Meade, Md. hypnosis. He prefaced his demon- television aomatuiia In MB A«f«BOIAirED Methanol anti-freexe over 00%. FRYERS AND roasters, 86c per senting Oldt, Sarmer, Bach. Pad- dupjm, -4 rooms down plus one dition, high elevation, 106’ lot. Bus pound live weight. Arnold Nelson, Honsehold Goods FOR LEASE OR RENT aance plane over the Sea of Japan atration by saying that hypnosis 1040 CHEVROLET da luxe, tudora, Odorless, anti-nut, 59c. Your con ler and Bundy. Matter’s Music flniahbd room qp. Excellent con- Una, suburban. Carlton W. Hutch on SepL 4. tainer. Buaineis Opportunities 82 737 LydaU St. 50. 3-8906. ''oition./Steam hast with oil burn ins. MI. 08113, 0-4604. ia a relaxing, soothing experience. I Dial MI-3-5121 four doors, radio,, haatera, vary I -y Studio, 177 McKee. 50. 8-7500 INDUSTRIAL SPACE Again, the United States con belief, clean. Low down payment, trade BUDGET CENTER er, $$,500. James J, R ^ an A Bon, tended lU plane was attacked Senators Seen Contrary to common belief, the d u ^ ’ thl ipeîfar TUPPERWARE PARTIES GOOD USED washing maehlna. PIANO TUNING and vtrfclng. Com WITH RAIL SIDING Realtors, 517 Hartford Road. Tel. MANCHE8TBR. Lydali Street, atrong-wiUed make the best sub Mrs. Arthur Johnson and >&*. any make, modal. Douglas MI-9-0980 Articles For Sale 45 near new achool. OH rooms, oil without warning by 5IlOs. Again jects because their power of con Motors, 888 Main. CaU Rockville 5-5088. plete rebuilding, repairing ra- Ml. 8-7433. the Ruaalans replied the U.S. plane Francis J. Mahoney and thalr 4W$n- BATIERIES — 50% off. Square The Beat in Plaatie atyilng. Keys recovered. 24-hour Ideal for warehouse, heat. 3-car garage. Large wooded centration enables them to com mittee were responatUa for moat Loot U d ftHOMl GAS SPACE heater, very good MANCHESTER ,— Seven rooms, lot. ISO’ X 300’. $13,500. Call Wm. violated Soviet territory and flred For Harlan in pletely relax. 1041-4(> OLDER Chevroleta, Forda type as low as $4.05 ex., long type Free Gifts IDEAL GIFTS. Ruasell’a Barber service. All work guaranteed. The Srst. decorative table arranganunta and Prizes Shop, comer Oak - Spruce, has condition. One year old. Priced manufacturing or distri three bedrooms plus sun porch, McBride. 5H. $-4310. J. Watson One Of the facets of hypnosis is tOOT—Saturday nlgM, pair of other good transportatitm. Good $7.00. Written guarantee. Cole Piano Shop. Phones ML 0-0339, Lteto Other Incldeuto delicious refreshmanta. K n . Oarl Motors. Ml. OA980. Hoatesa Awards electric ahavera for him, electric for quick sale. 06 BrooMjm St., 9-8074. two-car attached garage, 1% Beach A Co. suggestion, wh ich we use every E. Anderson, Mrs. Charias K. lady'a pigakin flovea. vicinity credit enatdaa ua to accept ts Rockville, Conn. bution. Contact baths, full basement, wall to wall Lodge recited six other incidents Supreme Court down. Dougisa Motors, 888 Main Xmas Gifts * | hair dryers for her. 50. 0-5532. day. Our greeting to one another Baxter, Mrs. Dudley BosUelr a ^ flhady Olen and UUcewood Circle. rtJg three rooms, fireplace with NEW FOUR room ranch house. Oil in which he said American lives is suggestion and can hs've either F b % can MI. M121. after B:M TWO TWIN SIZE mattresses, suit ONE WESTINGHOUBE alactric STUART CARLSON . hot water heat, plastered walls, were lost and American property Mrs. Edward Baasar praaidad at Auto Repairing— Palntiiif 7 Call MI-0-3306 I Wearing Apparel—Furs 67 heatilator. Built 1942. Excellent (Oballnaed from Pagu One) positive or negative result de the tables. can MI. 9-373S. able for cottage. 810. Mouton lamb Btova, M6. Westinghouaa electric 44 Stock Place condition, location and 'value. ar age In caUar. 100’ x 300’ lot, damaged "as a result of such wan- pending on which approach is 1051 FORD Victoria two-tone blue EARN AT HOME with your own coat, good condition. Size 10. |35. refrigerator, 135. C^ll 50, 0-8045. . 10,800. In North Coventry. A. D. ton attacks by SoMet aircraft," The following w«ro wotoomad gray, really d e a n .^ i^ heater, CAR BURN OIL? MAN’S OVERCOAT, oxford gray, MI-9-4655 $16,9(X> for quick arte from owner. f federal judiciary to fill a vacancy used. into club membarahip; 5Cra. Nail yt>UNl>-ChUd‘a Mcycle, in vicin invisible mending business. We Call 50. 3-4898. - site 40-42 long. Worn vary little. 50. 0-7154 or Coventry, PI. 3-6520. Heckler. PI. 3-6810 bertVeen 5;S0 These wdre; ity of Mancheoter Green achool. excellent tims. D o iu ^ Motora, will teach you, provide neceasatv USED refrigerators , stovaa left by the recent death of Justice The apeaker stated that many Lawrence, Mrs. Earle Howard and 388 Main. ' ^ Gall 50. 8-4596. and 6 p.m. , ivL •*'"»rtcans loaf April 8. Robert H. Jackson. This la Elaen- Owner may have name paying Economy overhaul, most all equipment and make your work add washers at give away prices. MANCHESTER GREEN-Six room 1050, when Soviet aircraft shot illnesses are mental and one can Mrs. Normond Andrews. for thia aovertiaement. Can. MI. Hurry and take them imt ABC FOUR R(X)M ranch house. Oil hot hower’s second Supreme Court ap worry another person into not 1045 PLYMOUTH Special V cars. Parts and labor $49.95. contacts. Lifetime depression RED CEDAR clothes poles in ranch, attached garage;) tiled down an unarmed U.S. plane in the proof business. No selling. Write stalled. Call 50. 0-0757. Appliance, 31 Maple. MI. 0-1875, Houses For Relit 55 bath, near new school, 114,900, water heat, garage In cellar. Baltic Sea. pointment Last year, ha named feeling well, by saying, "Hello two door, Uack.’.radio and hOater. No money ôwn. $4.90 month Wanted—To Bay 58 former Gov. Earl Warren of Cali Box 306, West Hartford, Conn. $3,800 cash. Assume existing mort North Coventry. $85 monthly. A. 2. lives lost in the Sea of John: you don’t look well—are .you FOUND—A place where you can A nice deal. Just bring your ly. All work guaranteed. GRIND STONE, foot pedals and REZNOR 8PACK gas heater, ther LYDALL STRBBT—Seven rop'ma, D. Heckler. PI. 3-6810 between fornia Chief Justice of the United feeling all right?” The positive Windsor Locks credit. Bnmnera, MI. 8-5101. gage. Monthly payment approxi Japan Nov. 6, 1951. when a weath- gecttre a comideta Une cC knitting PACKAGE STORE for sale in Man seat. Veiy large stone, 810. 50, mostatic controled. Good condi CHILD'S DESK in good condition. hot water oU heat. Just paihtad. mately $80. Warren E. Howland, 5:80 and 6 p.m. States after the death of Fred M. approach would be, ’ Hello John; yams and accesaorles, stamped MOTOR SALE 3-6630. tion. 50. 9-7753. •r pltnc WM knocked down bv. BEFORE YOU Buy a used car chester. Buy now and get the MI. 0-0670. On bus line. Immediate occiipan- Realtor. 50. 8-8800, S-5ni. Soviet aircraft. Vinson. If confirmed, Harlan would so glad to see you—you're looking gooda, embroidery cottons sad Ford; Chevrolet, etc...... $134.95 ' holiday profit. No information over Motorist Dies Baa Oormaa Motor Bales. Buick cy. Must furnish referencea. J t. 5. Unarmed U. S. plane forced Join Worran and Jiistica Harold wonderfully well." Hypnosis is used tatUag threads at Tour Tam Pontiac, Oldamoblle, etc ..$174.95 “ No, tha car wasn't hurt much— the friiek driver wasn't the phone. T, J. Crockett. Broker, MODEL 04 Winchester 82-40 cali JUST A WEE BIT 9-2178. EAST HARTFORD, *ive ' apacious Lots For SaJ* Burton as the third Republican on Balsa and Sarvica, 385 Mam ber, $35. Model 16L: Xfoaabarg 78 down Inalde Communist Hungary in many branches of medicine for Shop, SO Cottage St. Phone MI. No Money Down, $2.00 Weekly trying to boat ITS braina out!” 244 Main St. Phone 50. 8-5416, SCRATCHED FR05T Rooms Without Board 59 rooms, a choice of 3 or 8 bed the 0-man court nervous breakdown, relaxing ten- •-8SM. straat Mitchall 9-4671. Open ava- _New Motor. .Guarantee,. caliber with scope and uUng. semi- MOVING AROUND SIX ROOM flat, adults, no chil ^ v . 19, 1951, by a Soviet fighter. In G*ash, Fire ainga - Re8ldenca-ML.t-_776L„ ______rooms, basement garage, oil hot SEVX^^L CHOICE ouJlding lota, Campbell's salaction to be comp aion and calming fears. It has alao amowttie."Sro. W ohe TO. 1-5474. IN WAREHOUSE, LARGE ROOM next to bath, vi dren. Call between 6 p.m. and 0 water heat. Large lot, good neigh The four-man crew was held until FOUND—A place where you caa high elevaUon, all iraprrvamar.ts, troller general also fell into the bean used in place of aneatheala for COLE MOTORS 8 ROOMS FURNITURE cinity East Center and Summit p. m. M l.'0-3580. bors, near bus. Quick occupancy. "A ” and "AA” zone. S. A. Batch- ransomed .b.v Washington the-fol buy Bemat and Tioga, Tama sad 1047 OUEVROLET FleetUne sedan, Business Services Offered 13 Roofing-Aiding 16 O05IE Df—Browse around Tbs Streets. Brivate family. Parking lowing month for a total $123,000. surprlae category. J. Mark Trice, amputation, oral aurgery and (C OW) radio, haatar, motor completely 436 Center Street Help Wantcdr-Pemale 35 BLOND BEDROOM' MadSllna Smith, Realtor. 50. ler, Agent. Phone MI. 88060. Susan Bates Knitflng accessories. Woodshed, 11 Main St.. Manctaas- apace. Gentleman preferred. 9-1146. 4. Eight lives lost Oct. 7, 1052. Republican secretaiy of the Sen childbirth in instances of allergy It’s Tour Tam Shop. 50 Cottage overhauled, all new parts, rln^, MI-9-0980 FURNITURE Repair Service: CALL MANCHESTER Rooting and tar. Conn. Good used fumitura LTVINO ROOM SUITE ate. and Rep. W. Sterling Cole (R- to tha common unesthetic. Mrs. Nicholas Grischuk a t ttM 5-Pc. DINETTE SET Phone 50. 9-2836. Suburbkn For Rent 66 when s B29 was shot down near S t TU. Ml. f-S888. ^M onîna, etc. Douglas Motora, Complete repairing, .-efinlahlng. Siding Co., for all -oofing and aid bought and sold. TaL 50. 0-8104. OFF EAST CENTER, s k finished Hokkaido. NYI have figured most pronilnent- Working through the subcon* Windsor Locks addraaa, aaada a BRAKE REUNE special. Most all ing Jobs. No Job too small. Free EARN AT HOME—See our ad un Open 'til 7 p.m. ••PhHco" Electric Refrigerator BEAUTIFULLY fumiahed spacious Suburban For Sale 75 ly in oapitai apaculation about a acioua mind, it is relatively slRfple pootUva identifioatioa at tha ho^. cars, $13.95. Your choice of limng. ROCKVILLE, 34 Grove St., Hill rooms. Full basement. Oti fired ■ 5. An American aircraft Jump-- liO n —Money (bOls) between AAP eaUmates. MI. 9-8083. der business opportunities. "Caloric" Combination Range room with complete light house side House. Two room f'lmlahed furnace. Liberal financing. A succekaor for tha retired Lindsay to cure nail-biting, bed-wetting and FUipone was born In RartfWd Store and Bigelow Street. Reward, HUNDREDS of dollars under book No money down, $1 weekly. Cole ROYAL AND Broith-Oorona ported March 15, 1053. while flying Warren. Sept: 30, 1025, aon a t Albert and WOMAN Wanted for general laun "Maytag” Waaher keeping facilities available. Will apartment with private bath. In real buy at $11,300. Madeline to reduce excess amoking/' Con MI. S-OSTO before U. value. 1053 Hudson Hornet, hydra- Motors, 435 Center. abla and standard typawrttara. ., "Emerson” Televiaion quire first floor, Apt. . BOLTON from Alaska to Japan. Sortet By tradition, Congreoa has had Bromberg used the scien ce, in Helen WtinUg FtUpofte. A vataraa matic, radio, haatar, white wall ANTIQUES Rcâlataed. Rapairt dry work. Apply in person only. rent single or double. CiiUdren ac- 0 Smith, Realtor. 50. 0-1643 of Roofing and Chimneya 16gram. with a aolamn raauiam 5iaas la Bt. club coups. Radio, haatar, no oar. Capable axperfanced lastruc mower sales and sarvica. Motora WANTED — Experienced sewing : :------mands, the next step has been an Harlan, a tall and athletic lo t t act, the subjacts were again in Mary the Evangelist COiurch, Weat Pindar {dease caU MI. 0-7080. Re. CHI5(NEYS Repointed and repair boy’s 24" bicycle, boy's 26’’ bi CAPE COD—Four rooms down, two fit' ■ ■ ward. money down. A short trip for big tor. Oordnar Auto SebooL 5H. tuned ar overhauled. Pickup and ed. 50. 8-6536. machine operator for upholatery Low, Friendly Terms appeal to the International Court ing 55, lives in New York ^md duced to a deeper sleep. Hartford, at 0. Burial will be la cycle, studio couch, two rocking Free Delivery—Free Storage NOW AVAILABLE SOUTH COVENTRY. Main Street. up, cosy living room, open stair Phone: Office 5a-3-5415 aavlngs. MI, s-5101. . 9-5010, JA. 7-SS80. delivery sarvica. Oibsoo’a Garage. work. Apply in person. Old Colony chairs. Reo power lawn mower. Two large rooms, fireplace, bath, of Justice at Tha Hague; since March has served as a Judge It was Interesting to note the dif Mt. St. < Benedict Ocmetery. FOUND—Black and tan male mon. 50. 84013. Co., Hilliard St. Phone Me Immediatelv \ way, vestibule, attractive kitchen, of the federal circuit which in ferent degree of h^noais achieved Friends may call at Um fu a e ^ 1950 BUICK RIVIERA, tutone. MORTLOeX’S DRIVINa School Heating—Plomblng 17 MI. 9-9780. kitchenette. PI. 2-7801. plenty of closets, shower, full cel Residence MI-9-7751 However, the Unit'd States has S i^ puppy, has choke chain col HARTFORD CH-7-0358 Booms for two single iii^n gotten nowhere on this course, cludes New York. Ooni)e«leut and in each subject. The most out- home lifter 8 tonight. lar. 6 d l Dog Warden. MI. 8-4840. ■dyna-flow radio, heater, new Lost Confidence quickly restored ASSISTANT to bookkeeper in a WINKLER FURNACE oil burner, AfUr 7 P. M. CH4-4600 lar, forced hot air heat, new gaa by a skUlcd; Courteous instructor. LERNOX. EHRNACES and warm since such action requires the con Vermont. Up to nov^ thisTs Har — ...... ' ■ ■ ^ whitq wall Ursa. Only 8395 down, Household Semecs bright, cheerful office for 40 hours in very good condition. Very rea See It Day Or.JNight in a six room furnished apart\ SOUTH COVENTRY. Main Street. water heater. Very deep lot. Near BOLTON—We have many homes lil' lan’s only bench ex^rience WILL PERSON who took boy’s Licanad Included. Insured, dual air heating. Earl Van Camp. 5Q. schools snd bus. Price $11,500. currence of the other nation In / Low overhead. MI. 8-5101. per week, with paid holiday!, va sonable. Call 50. 9-4158. . Six-rooms, bath. PI. 2-7501. , Bolton for sale, starting from A grandson o f i Supreme Court maroon 34" bieyels Trom yard, coatroUad standaril and hydrama- Offered 1S*A 0-5844. cation, life insurance and hoapi- If you have no means of trans Down payment. $2,000. -Owner 511. volved. For example, the country portation. I'll send my auto for ment. Complete kitchen, living 89,500. T. J, Crockett, Broker. ML Justice who bdre the same name 407 Center St tdease return. Boy loss PACKARD CLIPPER, tMo tlc cars. Ml. 0-7808. tallzation. Apply in person to Mrs. USED WOODEN .storm windows, ^V EN TR Y-'V ^lage center uiv 9-9182. 3-5416—Res. 5U. 9-7751. proposed six months ago that the door, ultra, power steering, radio, FLAT FINI&l Holland window 3TOU. No obiigatibn. case o f the aircraft in Hungary be and served for 34 years until hli heartbroken. June birthday pres shades, mads to maaaure. All Millinery— Dreaamaklng 19 Roy, Beaupre Motors, Inc., 358 good condition, eight, 30" x Si% ” room, private bedrooms. Cen flimished 3 room apartment, oil ent Reward. MI. 0-8078. heater, power brakes, new car DRlVDfO Instruetlona from your MANCHESTER submitted to the international death in 1011, Harlan was as- metal Venetian blinds at a new East Center St. four, 24" X 54Vi". $2 each. CaU A—L -B —E—R—T—’--8 steam heat, 1 child accepted, $80 THREE ACRES good land, cuatmn iociated with Atty. Gen. Brome guarantee. See thia. Bninner’a. home, Dual-co&troi uiaureo ear. DRE33S5(AKBR, alterations' on MI. 34772. • 43-45 ALLYN ST.. HARTFORD pert:month, PI. 28873. built, six room home, 6 years old, court, but Russia turned thumbs standard or automatic. OaU Man- low price. Keya made whlla you tral location. Plenty of park Priced Reduced $14,400. in a New York law firm Yrom >a. 3-5191, coaU, auiU, dresses, skirts' etc. I down and thf project was aban w ait MarIow*a fireplace, ceramic tUa bath plus AnnoaiicaiicBts ebestei Drivina AeaCamy. n CaU 50. 0-5535. Help wanted— Male 36 SIX CU. FT. Fflgidalre. Good run lavatory, oil hot water heat, ex doned. 1927-29. He i* an experienced 1047 CHBiVROLET Four door tu- 3-7340, TeU tree. ning condition. Price $20. MI. ing. , . trial lawyer and has seen duty as WEAVING o f bums, moth holes BuildinK Materials 47 Wanted To Rent 68 Owner moving out of state. De cellent condition, two-car garage. WE CARRT Tioga yams at the tooa paint. Vary, vary clean. Must 0-9678. High elevation bus Una, subur prosecutor and crime buster. same prices as the mUl. Save be aean to be appreciated. See and tom clothing, holaery runs, Moving— ^Thicking 5IAN TO WORK in hardware MI-3-5416 cember 1st occupancy. Six room DENOUNCES X'^SSIANS store. Apply in person to 5Ir. Clif American S. G. Mahogany Doors YOUNG \COUPLE with child de- Colonial in good condition, com ban. Reasonably priced, Carlton Harlan told newsmen in "New time aind money Iw shopping at ’ Bob Oliver', Center Motor Sales, Garages— Service—Storage 10 handbaga repaired, xipper re' Storage 29 Blres 4 or 8 unfurnished rooms im- Tokyo, Nov. 0 (>Pi StiU/Slm. ford, The W, O. Glenney Co.. 338 bination aluminum screens and W. Hutchins. 5U. 0-5132, 0-4694. York yesterday he feele "very Tour T om Shop, SO Cottage St 461 Main St. placement, nmbrallas repaired, AU siz e s...... each $7.00 MAGIC CHEF gaa range, good mediately; Call AD. 8-3179. mering, Gen. John E. HulKagain honored” and-(hat if hie nomina WOOD FRAME building, 30 x 40, MANCHESTER — Package DaUv North Main Street, Manchester. IN PRIVATE home, la'rge pleas storm windows, nil best, deep lot, Tel. .ML 0-3858. 1 men’s shirt collars reveroed and condition, reasonabla. 5U. 0-8892. ANDOVER. BOLTON, <3oventry — today denounced the Ruatilans for tion is confirmed, by the Senate, two floorii, 825 per month. West ary. Local Ught trucking and CGamsheU C asing...... per C 85.00 ant, well-heated room. ()uiet LATE m o d : amesite drive and garage. Con replaced. Marlow'a Little Mend SHIPPING CLERK wanted. Ex neighborhood. Gentlemen pre DEL car desires garage Homes, farms, cottages. New shooting down a y .' S. RB-29 "I will do the best I can to justify LADIES, Rent Bliss nooked rug Side. MI. 0-0483. Ing Shop. package delivery. Refrigerators, AN'HQUES bougbL sold. Furni in the vlcin:inity of $t. James St. venient to bus and school. FHA photo plane Sunday With the loss DeCORMIER MOTORS waabars and stove movtng a perienced. Age 35 to 40. Steady Stsin Shakes ...... p e r sq. $12.05 ferred. Phone 50. S-S183. Cape Cods and ranch styles and the great responsibility that’s in- strip cutters, |1 per day. Large ture, glass, china, pewter, prints, Call 5fl. 9-2l0^ after 5 p.m mortgsge- available to qualified Of one crewman.^ - ^ volved.” variety of r v r wools. Stratton’s specialty. 50. 9-0783. work. Apply Tbber Baseball Mfg. Knotty Pine Paneling . .per ft. 19c buyer. $2,400 down payment. Don’t old Colonials. Over 100 other list- RERT A portable sewing machine Co., Inc., HilUard St. , books, stamps, coins. Jewelry, LARGE ROOM for gentleman or Ings, $1,700 to $7,500, several at ' "A mort flagrant incident would James C. Hagerly. White House superior quality rug patterns 50c SAYS: “These fine cars And GARAGE FOR RENT. MI. 8-6098. for your aewing, also ail make guna Bailey’s Antiques, 888 delay nee this today. AUSTIN A. CHA5CBERS CO., Kiln Dried Sheathing per M $99.50 working couple; Apply S3 Foster Business P re p a y For Sale 70 reduced prices. (Special) year hardly be pqsîble," he told cor- pce-ia eecretary, aaid yeterday up. Always save on best mg mak trucks are ready to serve you machines repaired. Slchel, 50. $54 PER WEEK, part time, 8 Main St. 5H 3-5003. St. reapondentf; ' ing supplies at Colonial Remnant, local and long distanco moving, Oak Flooring from per M $185.00 ' FRANCES WAGNER, Realtor round 8 rooms, improvements, Eisenhower has known Harlan well.” 0-0410. hours daily, a. m. or evenings Choosing his words carefully, personally for some time. 115 Cmter Street. Motorcycles—^Bicycles 11 packing, Btoraga Call 50. 8-8187. WRINGER TYPE washing ma PRIVATE, ()ulet room for couple. EASTERN OONNIÔTCLT — e Z only $500 down, balance like rent. Hartford CHapel 7-1428. and all day Saturdays. Wa will chine, in running condition. Rea- ceptional buy« ogiry, poultry MI-9-0028 Welles Agency, Coventry. PI, Hull added; Campbell, an accountant by 1950 CHEVROLET 2-DR. hire 6 men who want to earn ex Kitchen privileges Inquire 234 2-6872. "The plane was on a routine BARBER SERVICE for shut-ins, BICYCLES, new, used, bought and n a t i o n a l BUILDERS Bonable. 50. 0-1881. Charter Oak St. MI. 3-8388. farms, with or without stock, 3 to profession, wa* named by Eisen \ liy appointment. Call The Circle SEDAN/ sold. Repairing and rebuUdlng. Building—Contracting 14 PIANO MOVING — Refrigerators, tra income. Profit sharing basis. 400 acres. Welles Agency, Coven BOLTON—Goodwin Road. Owner lapping misaion over eastern hower to the AEC in July 1053. He also light trucking, any time. (Manchester area).. Apply in per SUPPUES transferred, one year old five BOLTON-^For only $18,500 you Barber Shop, 10 Oak Street. ML Free pick up and deUvery within AFRAID OF THAT remodeling 381 State Street BARGAINS in new and used appll- BROOKFIELD STREET-Central try. PI. 2-6672. ôkksido, flying back and forth is a former yiee president of A clean, solid cari Completely Quick, reliable, efficient service. son. Personnel Division, 5(artin- room ranch, plaatered walls, can own a new home. Large liv two mile radius. Manchester Job? I can do it using ./our ideas. North Haven, Cktnn. ancea: Terms and trades, James ly located. Tastefully furnished in carrying out that misaion,. r'lum bla University and is on miaranteed. Color. Black. Only Cycle Shop, 165 West Middle Turn 50. 9-0329. 9-8074. Parry Ck>rp., 135 Albany Ave., A. Woods Appliancas, 888 Canter Youngstown kitchen, full cellar ing room, fireplace, picture wiiv "The plane waa fired on without leave as treasurer of the school Expert workmanship. Time not Hartford, 'Thluraday,' ' 7:30 p. m. master bedroom, twin beds, for and hatchway, lot 150 x 200, Beau- dow. dining room, kitchen, ^tlled |195 down. pike. MI. 9-3008 or 0-3503. . limited to daylight hours. Reason Telephone CHestnut 8-2147 8t. 5Q 0-1018. two young men. Next to bath. Houses For Sate 72 warning. The pilot did not return where Eisenhower foTmerly was Painting—Papering 21 ' sharp. -tiful location. Excellent buy. Im bath, . three bedrooms, /Am ple the fire. presidenL able rates. 50. 0-2373 esti Dishwaaher and sink Many privllegea. MI, 9-6801' after SPEXnAL—New garrison colonial, mediate occupancy. 5n. 9-6574. cloeets, full cellar, lo ca t^ o n Tol 1951 NASH COUNTRY BOY’S 26’’ Bicycle very good con mates. AUTOMA’n C 5 p.m. "Not by the wildest stretch of .Seni^ Kefauver (D-Tenn) indi RIDERS WANTED, Bolton, Man dition. MI. 0-1170. PAINTING—Eheterior and Interior, YOUNG 5IAN wanted for local Diamonds— Wateftes— combination. Cktbinet model. Good aix large rooms, fireplace, tile land Road, -off Route ,44-A. Come CLUB CONVER'nBLE wholesale'fruit house. Experience bath, plastered walls, oica shaded MARSHALL ROAD—6 room Cape the' imagination could the plane cated possible opposition to chester to Hartford. 7 o’clock GEREIRAL Contracting, specializ paperhanging, ceilings refinlahed. condltibn, $100. PI. 3-7818. FURNISHED ROOM for couple see it and telepitehe Clifford shift MI. 0-5500. not necessary. Good working con Jewelry i 48 lot. Excellent location. **rice re Cod. One unfinished, fireplace, be conaidered over Russian-held Campbell might grow out of the Loaded and very sharp. Pretty Business Services Offered 13 ing in finishing upstairs rooms in Wailptq>er books on request. Elati- or two genUemen. Inquire 64 Stephens, 5(1, 0 -2 ^ .______' territory." controversial Dixon-Yatea plan. matea given. Fully insured. Call ditions. Inquira Bayer Fruit and duced. Now only $14,900. Carlton built in kitchen, dinette, double blue,'Only $195 down. new homes, also roofing, aiding, LEONARD W. TOST, Jewalcr, ra- HlghSt. amount of cabinets, oversize 2-csr "I don't knqw . anything about AatoBiobilcs for Sale 4 Edward R. Price. 50. 0-1000. Produce Co. pMrs, adjusts watches expertly. MAGIC CHEF gaa range, prac W. Hutchins. 5n. 9-5183, 9-4604. alteratibna of any kind, plus build tically new, 511. 9-7174. garage, deep lot, convenient to him except that he's been approv 1949 MERCURY 4-DR. r u b b is h REMOVED weekly or ing new homes. Free estimates. Reasonabla prieca daUy. W a n t ^ Real Estate 77 PAINTING . and Paperhanging, IN TOWN: Ranch-like home of bus, schools, hew high school, (kdl ing the Dlxon-Yates deal,” Kefau USED CAR BUYERS READ SPORT SEDAN monthly, MI. 3-7644. Rockville 5-8111. Thursday aveninga 120 SpruCa BRAND NEW 1954 Kelvinator elec Apartnents—FIat»— five rooms. Expansion apace, sec MI. 9-3245. Surprise CD Alert ver said. "I'd look at him with mis quaUty work, reasonable prices Dog»->Birds—Pets 41 straat latchell 0rt387. USTtNOb WANTED — Bingla. THIS AND SAVE MONEY. DOORS OPENED, keya fitted, and prompt service. Free esti- tric ranges at wholesale prices, Tenements 6.3 ond floor, basement garage, sun givings and suspicion on that ac Fiilly equipped. Engine over GENERAL CONSTRUCTION, re HACK5IATACK STREET — Six two-tamUy, thraa-faiaUy, busi count. i think we ought to go into BUD MICHALAK SAYS: copied, vacuum claanera,. irons, matea. Fully insured. CaU Bert THE NEW 51ANCHESTER Pat , limited supply. Must make room porch. A good house on a good n g property. Hava many cash Tests East Coast hauled. this year. Color: Bltie. pairing and remodeling, garages, for 1958 m<êla. LaFlamma Ap >TVE R(X)M Reht, two bedrooms, street, $12,600. Madeline Smith, room colonial, fireplace. hqt his qualifications with much thor “ COME TO HARTFORD guns, etc., repaired. Shears, etc. No Job too small, Good work Plante. 50. 04965. Center, 90S 5fain St., invites you tile bath, attractively decorated, J»yara - Uortgagas arranged ^ l y $105 d o ^ . to vlait pets of all kinds. Con- Fuel and Peed 49-A pliances, .15 Oak St. Realtor. MI. 9-1642. 9-ll<6. water heat oil. picture window!;' oughness.” Vi— FOKO — FORD — FORD — FORD a - FORD ROAD WHERE OVERHEAD kmvea, mowers atp., put into con manship. A. J. Toumaud, 181 heated, $135 monthly. MI. 0-9954. acreena, storm windows. Leve! Plaasa caU George L. Graaiadio, (Oeatlaned from Page One) Kefauver Favors Harbui dition for coming neada Bralth- Lake St. 50. 3-7663. PAINTING AND Paperhanging, 85 nacUcut bred Parakeets. MI. SEASONED Han)wood for fire- Realtor, MltcheU 0-587$. 100 IS LOW ENABLING HIM TO 1948 DeSOTO 4 DR. SEDAN .years' experience. Fully 'naured. TWO FAMILY 5 - *, steam heat. lot 90 X 488. Garage. Call G< 1 walte, 63 Pearl street 9-4273. Hours Monday through lace, furnaces, etc. delivered in BEDROOM SET.. Tal. 50. 0-4280. Five car garage near Main Street. Henry street SELL NICER CARS AT Satisfaction guaranteed. Raymond Friday, 10 to 6:30, Saturday 0 to Read Herald Advs. chlid Realty Co. Realtors. Six states and the District of 8 passenger suburban. Color: CABINET 51AKINa—Wi also do [anchester $18 cord, 89.80 half One tenement vacant. Priced for 3-7925. / Columbia were Involved. The gen o GUNDER’S T.V, Sarvica. avaUabla aU types of carpentry work, ra- Trudeau, 71 Jarvii Rd. 50. 9-1614. 6; Wednesday closed at 3 p.m. 8. gcord. Edw. Yeoman's. PI. 3-7370. READY BUYERS waiting. For im LOWER PRICES, BETTER Graen. Fully equipped. Leather quick sale. Oiarles uesoerance. eral public participated in Ohio. cord” and predicted hia confirma ac seats, fluid drive, Only $105 down, any time. Antenna converslona. modallng, alterationa. ate. Good A H. Green stamps. - BED-DAVENPORT, very reason Tel. MI. 0-7620. ARE YOU ready to rrm ^ a move? mediate action list your property ! TRADES AND BANK FI PAINTING AND Decorating. Free Brother And Sister Dolls with the Albert J. Gatto Co.. Real Virginia, Weat Virginia and the tion "without oppoalUoU.” DILLON ?hilco factory supervised service. workmanship, and reasonable estimates gladly given. Tel. 50. able, also vacuum cleaner. Call You eSn look fai* artd v.ide and city of Baltimore, and five sur s NANCING.” HIS ONLY Tel , Ml. 0-1486. rates. Elstlmatea gladly gl\*en. SEVEN-MONTH old German Shep ABOUT THRE^fc tons of hav, some after 5 p.m. 5tl. 9-6706. tors. CH. 0-8489, avanihgs BU. 1 1946 PLYMOU'TH 4-DR 9-2673. Albert McKeowh. herd. A.K.C. registered .emale. you will not find a home to com-, rounding rountie.9 in hfaryland. 1 SALESMEN ARE HIS GARS. CaU Dick at PL 8-0696 or John at Baled. 511. 3-6970, Eaiy To Sew-ThriWy, Too pare with this six room Cape Cod 0-0960. JA. 8-8080. SEDAN COMPLEnH REPAIRS by Stuart 50. 84769. CUl 5H. 0-4901 after 5 p.m. The reel of Maryland was not af mlttee which would con IS T O U R THEY DON’T GET A COM and attached^rage In the Porter fected. R. Wolcott bn wringer and auto- Trivste Instmctions 28 SOFA AND Slip'.cover, very goexk ARE YOU CONSIDERING Campbell's appointment, saiu __ 0 MISSION. ALSO WILL TAKE Color: Green. Solid in and out. POINTER PUPS, Drugnews, and Garden— Farm— Dairy Street secybiT Not Just another In Penneylvania, Delaware and matfe washing mwchlnea, vacuum' GERERAL Cohstriictlon, altera- condition, $85. 5H. 0-3030. CJape. Thik one features six fin SELLING YOUR PROPERTY? had no plans to schedule, hearings. u ANYTHING -IN TRADE Radio, heater. Mechanic's special. cleaners, motors, amaU appli Uona, , remodeling, plaaUc Ule, CARUSO. ACCORDION t^hool — Green Valley Flirt, Breeding. Also Products 60 We will appraise your piroperty the Dtntrict of Columbia, only XIcCarth.v declined commeni Only $95 dftwn. Special offer, accordions’ loaned black and tab hound pup. R.F;D. BLQND Hand carved table, maple ished rooms. ^11, rear dormer and Civil Defense officials were THAT DOESNT FLY. SWIM ances. Welding. 180 Main Street. counter work, garage, etc. No Job two front dofpiers, feramlc tiled free and without any obligation. both nominations. Phone MI 0-6678. too small. Eugene Glrardin,. 15 free during 8 month trial period. No. 8, Lake Street. 5Q. 0-3828. GREEN 5IOUNTAIN Potatoes de lamp table, swivel walnut tale- We also buy property for cash. alerted s OR WALK. LARGE SELEC- Inquire about special student re bath and extra’^vslory. fireplace, 1 1949 WILLYS 6 CYL. “ Trotter St. 50. 0-6500. livered to your door. Guaranteed viaion table,, two dark stands. full basement, hot water oil heat, Selling or buying contset , An hour- and 40 minutei aftei "nON TO PICK FROM. SO RUBBISH and ashes removed. Gen duction plan on accordion pur- FREE DELIVERY service to your to be number one and mealy. (âU smaU. Can be seen at 411 Parker the yellow alert, sirens wailed out 1 FORD lovely yard on quiet, safe street. STANLEY BRAY, Realtor , STATION WAGON eral cleaning of attics, ceilara and g e n e r a l CARPENTRY— Altera chaaes. Phone Music Shop, 5fain home. Nationally advertised dog Hathaway, 5H 0-6438. St. 50. 0-6843. STOP AND SEE THE foods, etc. Vitality, Cero-Meto, Excellent G.I. or F.H.A. mort MI-38273 the "red" alert—attack imminent. yards. Call M.and M Rubbish re tions, additions and new construc street. 5JU. 0-2036. Fifteen minutea later the all clear "WORKING M A N’S Color: Copper bronze. Heater, Hill's, Goff's, I ^ c o , Gainea, PULL YOUR own turnips, II a gage r ■ available. Only $15,300. BRAE-BURN REALTY DEALER defroster and overdrive. Mechan moval. MI. 9-9757. tion. Dormers, porches, garages sounded. i 1 FRIEND” WHERE YOU’LL and rooms finished at rgaaonMle Quaker (?ity. Dash, Three Little bushel. Clifford 5farch. 2S8 Wood- ELECTRIC RANGE, teaaonably Jarvis Realty C o., 654 Center St. ically excellent. Only $195 down. Bonds—Stcrfcs 5n. 3l4M2. • IF READY to buy, seU, exchange The purpose of the drill—labeled tion until the new Senate meets. Ik NEVER BUY A DUD IF MANCHESTER T.V. Service, radio prices. Workmanship guaranteed. Kittens, Puss liKEooU. Wild bird side St., off HUlstown Road. priced. 50. 0-9183. real estate, mortgages arranged. and T.V, apecialiau alnca/ 1084. ; Uforitgages 8 } seed and suet cakes. Canine ------p------operation "quick kick"—waa to If that should happen, Elsen- YOU BUY A CAR FROM TRUCK SPECIALS Free estimates. Robert M. Alex IMMEDIATE Occupancy — Five Consult Howard ft. Hastings. teat the region'* 'communications See Him For Values 1 House service call 88.50. . Ml. ander. Tel. 50. 0-7716 CAefa, Inc. Phone Pi. 24148. Agency, 50. O-llOT, 1 BUD. 0-6850 or Ml. 8-4607. \ FIRST AND saeooa mortgages room I Cape Cod, hot water heat, setup and alerting procedure. It 1950 CHEVROLET SEDAN GENEIUtL CARPENTRY, kiterii- bought for our own account Shat, GERMAN SHEPHERD, spayed, .oil, copper tubing, completely, in waa a kurpriie. CD officials know I DESPERATELY need to buy, ing only that the test wotild come HARTFORD ROAD DELIVERY a l l APPLIANCES serviced, clealv- tions,, additions. Celutex ceiUnga confidential sarvica. Afanebeatsr 6H months. Fond of children. “ SlDpe 1057 By BeM sulated, full cellar. For . quick rtot pr laaae a two or three bed cratic controlled. Ing and repairs on range burners Investment Coip., 244 Afaln atraat East Hampton. A^. 7-3146 after 7 / sale. $12,500. Phil HalUn Agency, sometime between Monday arid 19S3 CHEVROLETCLUlCOUFE .... $ 1 3 9 1 USED CARS and accouatic ceilings. Tei. PI; It :iAUCT1 0 N Of Couraef room apartment or home Two Wednesday. ^ L o w mUaage. A real bay. Immaculata throughout. Only heaters,, refiigeratora, alt types 24812. . ’ 50. 84410. - - p.m. Realtor. MI. 9-9331, 5(1. ^ 98384, adults and three childrenl CaU I 270 HARTFORD ROAD $145 down. washliw machines. Metro Serine. ML-3-7433. r Windsor Locks NA S-160I 'axten “In theory, the city of Norfolk Re^ster Tonight 1 Call MI. 0-0883. ARHqiMS-—M hcIi FIr* FiimHiire— GIi Ib 0, G Io m waa leveled by an atom bomb." 1 A T THZ LEGION HALL. MANCHESTEK, CONN. Sion 51, Albert Trahan, or Hart OPEN UNTIL 9 P. M. 1949 WILLYS SEDAN Roofing— Siding 16 ford CH. 6-8863 aveninga. "killing” 62,529. Baltifnora had 1952 FORD CUSTOM • CYL TUDOR $1291 WIRING INSTALLATION of aU (On Leonard Street, Off Mala Street, OppaoHe State Armory) MANCHESTER 2.56,420 "caaualtiea,” including i DODGE—1045 four-door Mdan. Re DELIVERY typaa No Job too amalL Pater 197.685 dead. Radio, beater, tn-teoe potat. cently oveihauled. Good mbber. Pantaluk, 40 Foster street I>baae FOR THE. BEST m Bonded built Summit Street — Well-built si* 8 Show me a cleaner one anyw'here. up roofs„ ablnglc roofs, guttara, Opportunity FRIs, NOV. 12,1954 ai 19:91 "Enemy" air craft dropped s Inquire 371 Oak 8t. MI. 3-5883. M.) Mitchell 0-7303. room home in desirable location. Legal Notices smoke tmmba at Richmond and 0 Only $145 down. . conductors and loci. repafra caU From the Shop of Horaee Porter la Wapplag, Cooa. First floor has good-sized living * 1041 CHEVROLET converUble. Coughlin, MItebeU I TTOT. MartlnavUle, Va. 1951 OLDS 8S FORDOR -^ .r r :. . . . ^ $ 1 2 9 1 Small Mabog. Slant Front Desk (Step Down laterlar), 4)oeea room with fireplace, dining room, AT A COURT o r PROBATE. hol6<>n new paint, engine Overhauled. See These Today At •J Coventry, wiUtln and ,for tli- Dlatrlct "If We ever have an enemy at Radio, beater, bydramatlc. Jet Mack. 1 H A I RADIO-TV SERVICE. Tel. AUTOMOBILE SALESMAN Aaae Drop Leaf Table, Early Cupboard with Butterfly Hlages, kitchen,, den or'bedroom. Second tack,” one CD spokesmen said, Good tires and top. MI. 8-5513. RAY’S ROOFING Co. Riult up floor, two nice bedrooms and bath. ^ C or-n try.^ «»• - Douglas Motors, 888 Main. ing them and your Httla one will triet of Coventry, .on the sth day of Skywatch Schedule Very dean. Many other fine cars to ebooee frem. 888 Main. 50. 0-2280: $ Hepplewbite Chairs, CaN Table (Dnacaa Phyf5), Bmpire Sae- MANCHESTER—6 room home, 2- 1 We have ready buyers retary, t Haaglag tnaspo, Sheffield Lamp, S Sheffield Platter love playing with-them. Here'i'-a beautifully fitting skirt Kovember. A D.. 1964. 1 car garage, full price, $9M0. Co PreeenU Kan. THOMAl G. WELLES. for the following: Coveta, Sheffield Food Waraser, Duck Foot Chair, 14-Pe. Sterling PatUm No. 2321 conUlna hot- to wear aith blouaas of sWeatera. Goes together easily—takes Just a lumbia Lake, near private beach. Eeq . Juil*e. tVedneoday Nov. 10 1 Driso’er Set, etc. Ifon tranafer for dolia and coa- Stg-yoom year around home, all On motion of Eltner P. Clark. Execu * SiBgIs HemM tomes; material requirements; yard of 54-lnch. tor o( the levtate estate ol Lydia Uptnn Midnight—2 a. m. I...... VoloBterrs Needed 0 INS IlYNOIITH Other Sonreea Bopm. Mahog. Highboy, Miahog. Carvod Paw Pattern No. 817$ ia in waist sizaa conveniences including • eallar, Clark. late of Coventry, within said SEPTIC TANKS sawing instriictlona and atitch il- dletrirt. deceased. • . 2 A m.—^.4 a. m...... Volnateers Needed Wanted fam ily boifSM Foot Sofa, MarMo T ^ Dressers. French Stylo JfarMe Tsp Cam* 24, 25. 86. 28. 32. Size 35, 1 yard Of $07(X). Rural, nice clean 0 room ...... T.. Volimteera. Needed * 2, 3 or 4 lustratioas. Cape Cod, seven years oid. $83(XI. Ttite Court doth de<êe that elk 4 a. m.—6 a. jn.. . WANTED snsde. Pine Cheet, Captnla's Desk, fr . Mahog. Twin Carvod Foot 54-inch. month* be allowed, and Jmlled for the 6 a. m,—9 a. m. •. -. • .:...... Richard Bohadik> Roderick Wright t Send 25c in cotna. your name, MUimOOK MR. * A GouHtmcw’s istato Many more UatingS of all kinds in creditors of said patain to exhibit tlieir s DILLON to PLUaCEfilEWERS Beds with Canopy Topo. othor BmUtnre; 8 rames Vasaa, Havlload address and the^pattem number to- For thia pattern, send SOc in 0 a. rn.—Noon ...... Robert Brazaa. Lucy Burke) Plataa. Pr. Satanusa Voaeo, 8 0«ld Doe. Sarriea PlatM, Pr. Oo- ColnB, your name, address, size de town and country, aanaiblv priced, olaim* ) afalnat the aame to the ANNE CABOT. THE MANCHES (kdl The Ellsworth Mitten Agen Executor and, directs that public Noon- 3 p. m. . . . . 1 ...... Katherine H.. Ruttgers.'John 1 M l G. M.'$ HMstorpioeo FmII TiiM lx|MriM€ti Aait Mothaik caatcr% Aaaortod Osjwând Saaewa. BaWIma, otc.. TER EVENING HERALD, lis e sired and the Pattern Number to notice be glr^n of ihl* order bv hd- Starkweather SALES and SERVICE ttrea. Bettle and oth4r Br Items. Chafing Dish, Small Oriental SUB BURNETT, MANCHESTER cy, Realtors. 50. 8-6000. vertlninr In a newspaper liavtag a nr- tfce stor of Hio yoor. MACHINE CLEiWEO We apeclaliae la reaMeatlaL AVE. AMERICAS. NEW YORK culatten In *atd district, and by pootina 3 p. m p. Jrt. Mrs. Harold Lord. Olive Chartier 81$ MAIN STBEET MANCHESTER $1095 farm and commercial propertW WE SERVICE ALL MAKES OF CARS . Bug. Large'Powoter Plate. Sliver (nsuas Hterilag TbegIdesV, la* .1- EVENING HERALD. 1155 AVB. FIVE ROOM ranch house. lOM sq. a copy , thereof on the public liga poet 6 p. m.—8 p ..m ...... S...... D aniel Firestone, William Slm{Moa A P P L i' Bir PERSON SepUc Taaka, Dry Wells, Sowar la tbo Hartford area. tereallag Chto^ ^(MamâwMMto-a-Braa. Plreplam Iteais. -Brasa U ml criorful 1KJ4 Needlework AMiDUCAS. NEW TOBB $5, N.Y. ft. Ceramic tile bath with colored In esM Town of Coventry, neareel the 8 p. m,—10 p. m .,'...... 'l..•• .M ra Virginia Uc'gt, Mrs. 51ay Uaas UataUed — Cellar Water- INCLUDING FRONT-END WORK Baste Fartiion. fall and winter placa where the deeeasaa last'dwelt' i (caN.BBiBEnr AT : . s n BILL BRYANT . .Album contains 55 pages of loVely fixtures. Oil hot water heat, two- Certified from Record. JHawkea • T he Home Of Fine Used C q r s Praoflag Dww. CAU 11$ TODAY -''daaigna. ’’how-to!’ aactioos bn -lae- 54 eontaina------a_ a-calth.------. o f ------aewing-i,c a t garage. Lot W x » 0 ’, con- . THOMAS O. WELLB. Juda*. 10 p. m.—IdidhiKat ...... •••Hyatt!SuUiffe,. George Swain KbKKT M. RBD It SON. AUCtlONEBlS dlawork. helpful room Ulustratlona ideas for every woman who aekrr tainlng large pond. |14;000. A D. Volunteers may register at pivii Defense Headquarters.adquarters. MunicipalMun 1 l A i r c B i m S t : MANCHBSTEB. OONN.> IMlira#Mtiac, lie. McMNNEY IROS. COOK'S GARAGE ead direcUona for $ gift patterns. for herself and' her family. Send Heckler. PI, 2-6510 between 5:3(> Building, Manchester on Mondays, Wednaadayt.. ‘and and Fridays from 1 F O R D —FORD—FORD — F O R D — FORD ^ S T S M a ia S t- s e w e r a g e d i s p o s a l o a JARVIS REALTY 00. $51 MAIN ST, PHONE 50-8-777^0 $S caata 36 caata bout for your copy. aiM 0 pjna. Read Herald Adva. p. m. Civil Defense’ Tclepbdria Nq bar: 1-8088. . ?■ taS-lSS Peari S t, Tat lO-BJM S S5S MIDDLE TPKE. EAST— MANCHESTER GRHN . ; .RAYMOND Ifc REID, PHONE 50-^11 554 Center S t Tat IO-S-5U8 '______■! ______• •' ■ r . -______I • /'( / ■ r' .fr -V-v'"

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1 . rXGB SIXTEEN TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 9, JWI •, Averagf Daily Net Fress Ror lirraUi For the Week Ended Nov. 6, 1684 ' ? S f 7 wSSm a«MM The Xntarmedlats Girl Bcout Anderson-Shea Auxiliary No. works, reported that Sit# work at Leaden Club wiil hold its Novem 3048, will meet this- evening at Memorial F)eld, location of tha Utonr, mM tealgM. Law m o t About Town ber meeting at Camp, Merrie-Wood 7:30 at the Post Home, Manchester Enters Practice Name Goslee, / 1 1 ^ 5 5 1 on Gardner Street tomorrow night Green. proposed high school, will very 36, and 15-66 dagnto to eptfyhw Tlie choli^ of U»* /pon'eordi* likely be complete by DSc. 1. If the Measber af the Audit at 7:45. ' Burean at CireuUtioa nUap RB^pBwIijr Lutheran Church will hold ita ,.<2—. Cole to Posts entire project is not completa, he Manchester Lodge of Elks will told the group, the area to be oc wnroMU. High near 56, regular bi-monthly meeting to meet Wednesday at 8 p. m. at the morrow evening Immediately fol Ji divorce, on the grounds of in- cupied by bulldinga will certainly Manche$Ur~Â CUy of VUlaifg Charm lowing the rehearaal. ' tolenble cruelty, was granted in American Legion Home and will ba finished. Supe^'r Court, Hartford, last initiate a group of candidates.. Dis Reelect Former ^Head WORLD'S ECONOMY week to Evelyn G. from Harold A. trict Deputy Aubrey Brown will be The bulk of the: meeting .was VOL. LXXIV, NO. 85 (TWRNTY-EIGHT PAGES IN T T ^ ^ C n O N g ) MANCHESTER. CONN, WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 10 1954 Linne Lodge No. 73, Knigtita of 0£ School Building devoted to a general discusaibn • • F a g * M ) PRICE FIVE CENTS Pythiaa, will hold iU .regular Mclnttre. 45 Hyde St. An allow present and will conduct the an ------— _____ Z. ance of gl2.50 weekly was granted nual inspection o f the lodge. Din of plans for the high school and CHAMPION meeting, tomorrow night at 8 Grdup; Review Plans for the Keeney Street School. o’clock in Orange Hall. Following for the support of one child. ner will be served at 8:30. Some question was raised about Three Happy Wairiors the meeting, the annual Thanki- The School Building Committee, \ • WAlX-rLAMB ~ PRESSURE BURNERS ' givinif aodal .will be held. Chan- A meeting of Wapplng Grange A daughter waa bom at the at a reorganization meeting last the Keeney plans drawn by Wal ^ lo r Commander Johii Poison and uill be held tonight in the Wap- Hartford Hospital on Nov. 5 to night., reelected Raymond Goslee ler Crabtree,. Jr., which do not \ V • COMPLETE HEATING UNITS Mr. and Mra. Clement Cole, 295 provide for O tters; It waa sug hia committee have arranged for a ping Community House at 8 chairman and named G. N. Cole • INSTALLED feY FACTURY TRAINED amocgasbord. and a large at o'clock. A large attendance is Hilliard St. gested that the concrete apron secretary to replace Mrs. Natalie around the building might be • FORCED WARM AIR — STEAM — HOT WA1 tendance is expected. Those mem hoped for since ofBcers are to 1m McIntosh who has resigned because Temple Chapter No. .53; OES. raised high enough to prevent 9 Clash bers who have not already called elected/Mrs. Elsie Hall will meet will''meet tomorrow night at 8 she has been elected to a post on water which draina o ff the >oof should contact John Poison or with Crange women after the the town’s Board of Directors. Harry Thoren. meeting to discuss\competitive o'clock at the Masonic Temple. from aplaahing against and shak Friendship night Avill ^ obser\’cd. Mrs. McIntosh and Dr. Pascal ing brickwork. night which wilt be heh)| Nov. 23. Poe. another former Committee FOGARTY BROTHERS with officers from surrounding There was also discussion of Slcmbers of the Amttican Legion chapters occupying the chairs. Re member who ia now a Director, Auxiliary who plan to attend the St. Anne's Mothers Cirtle will were replacied on the school plan whether dry wells for roof drain Anthorixed Dealer freshments will be served In the age would be effective in view of \ ItoBiorlal Day service on Veterans’ hold a meeting and rummagO Mle banquet hall after the meeting, in ning group by Clifford Varney and Day at Manchester Memorial Hos- at the home of Mrs. Florence Ola- Edward. Dlk. the high water Uble at tha sits charge of Mr#. Daisy Hslr snd her for the achool. OPnCE NOW AT 319 lUOAD STREET tal are requested'to meet at the comini, 58 McKinley St., Thursday committee. Members sre reminded The only deftnite action taken eiglon Home at 10 a.m. to march night at 8 o'clock. Co-hoatesses for .to bring gift for teacup. by the School Building Committee The group discussed aimilar MANCHESTER TEL. MI-9-4589 to the h o ^ ta l with other groups.the evening will be Mrs. Virginia was the scheduling of a meeting problems In a general way. Prior and Mrs. Mary Peak. . 24 HOUR SERVICE ______!______:___ - i . TTie British-American Club will Dr. David R. Morgan Friday evening In the office of hold its monthly meeting tonight Victor Frid, architect for the new The DeWolf Art Guild will meet at 8 b^clock at the clubhouse. Dr. David R. Morgan O'! Bangor, high school. The purpose of the I k e U r g e s McCarthy Gete Awanl this evening at 7:30 in the South meeting Is a general review of COAL-COKE-FUEL OIL Mainr, formerly of thia tofvn, has êthodist Church. Mrs. H. B. De- Den mothers and committeemen final plans drawn so far for the UST CRANtt TO WW $1IJM HALE'S ^Wolf, founder of the Guild, will of Cub Pack No. 151 are reminded .breome s.-sociated in practice with 35,000,000 school building, particu r^***iy* speak on the tqpic "Early Amer that a business meeting will IW Dr. Earl H. Bubsr of the Bangor larly for the benefit of the two Oreed frlM ie 6, l.'t Senate Vote ;e ofJBias ican Preseed G I ^ ." Mrs. Ernest held tomorrow evening at 8:30 st new members.' . Cleeaer CealeM . I I S Headquarter^ Chiropractic and Phyaiotherapy etker bi| *eih prliM. Bengston will serve as chairman U.e home of Mr. ehd Mrs. Clarence Clinic, 130 Essex St., that city. James L. Perry, clerk of the of the hostess contmlUee., V/pgman, 28 FairVlew St. Cen»m cIm m wMalaM, fO R The ton of Mr. and Mra. Chester Ne»»aik«r IS, I m n for Asia Treaty E. Morgan, 376 Woodland St., he OMdal latry lleafci end ONE DAY SPECIAL M siairti defoUt ea MO waa graduated from Manchester Sparks Dispute CASH SONUS AWAMS. Washington, Nov. 10 (A*)— Hospital Notes High School in 1949 and the Na OPEN ALL DAY WEDNESDAY President Eisenhow’er today tional College of Chiropractic, asked the Senate )to ratify Washington, Nov. 10 (A>)— Sen. Watkins.told Sen DEVELOPING Patients Today: ...... 161 Chicago, m ., and served his intern 8 2 0 o No w c n ic r f o r y o u r BOYS' OHd GIRLS' ly ship at the Chicago General Health the Southeast Asia collective today the only way to get a completely neutral pei on th« ADMITTED YESTERd XY: oW vocuunt cloofior. security pact aa "an im censure issue would be to pick “a deaf, dumb and b Michael Sirak, 109 Branford St.: Service. QUILTED ^ penon Mrs. Sarah . Farrand. 130 Wood- Dr. Morgan la rharried and has portant link” in the free and a moron.” / a yoi;ng daughter, and they make rai^7flli!jl€ bridge St.; Mrs. Betty Cauthon. APPLIANCE DEPT. world’s defense against any Watkins, head of the special committee ^ h ich recom 17 Garden St.; jMrs. Caroline their home at 22 E. Summer St. Bangor. the zIwuMera at .Presidaxt Rfoeakawer, Chief Jiistk« Warren and Communist aggression. mended censure of McCarthy, loosed that t j^ s t when Me- Johnson, 33 Hamlin St.; MiM OAK ST. ENTRANCE In a special message submitting Alice Kelley, 32 Wells St., David JACKETS **” ’*"*•'• • mntaml ae«*e * f humor, all three laugh heartUy at sotne remark during Carthy suggested there was prejudice on Ute committee. a Wlilte Haase ceremony Nov. ». They wer* la the executive maaatea rose galMea to meet a group of the treaty, tha Prosident said i f ia C - -i . ^ j . J Hennequin, 28 Cottage St.; Miss designed "to promote securiU- and The two Senators quickly slipped into A dueling exchanga Mary O'Riley, 18 Franklin St.; perzoaa about to become eltiaoaa tu a Nov, II eefemony. (A P Wirephoto). of words after the Senate got down to/fonnal debate on r»- GIVE HER peace in Southeast Asia and the William Carlo, South Coventry; ThiJW H A U ea Southwest Pacific by deterring buking McCarthy, Wisconsin Republi^n. Mrs. Dorothy People, 14 Thomas .9 8 MUIliyBiBiVni .HnwMw'# if*! Communists and other aggression Watkins, Utahh Repubtican.______lai^ hia committee’s con- Dr.; Candace Hachadourian, 98 CHAKEL NO. 5 in tha't area." ' elusions on the ca.se for censure W m h M V o m I A I Weaver Rd.; Dominic Verrixxi, 330 fore, the Senate and Mc- available at He added,' Carthy promptly challenged th« yu in n *s Main St.; William J. Hamill, 377 Ike States Russians Softer "The Southeast Asia'collective you are not giving the OtlMT AppHqncM _____ Spruce St. WELDOirS defense treaty complements our facts as they are.” ADMITTED TODAY: Robert M l MAES’ s t r e e t 4)ullted— Sites M to Ox. Some ny other security treaties in the From' there, they swung into a'^ -W /iT ax qr-k S y m 1 n g t o'n, Hel-ron; Sara lon jackets. , . Pacific aiul constitutes an impor long exchange which revolved i I I K A A #w 8#-a-a* ilwJWHAUoa Schrager, Storrs; Leila Cohen, In Note over Plane Incident tant link in tha collective security chiefly.about McCarthy’s conduct U i 1 X V C a d O x Wlllimantic. * ^mm- n I ^ — ■■ - of the free nations of Southeast in relation to a Senat* Elrttlonat' BIRTHS YESTERDAY: A son Asia and the Pacific." subcommittee which looked intb LADIES' a. C i Washington, Nov.* 10 (A*)— The Pacific pact was signed at hia financial affairs in 1951 arid to Mr. #;nd Mrs. John Nordby, MANCHESTER 1952. Vernon Trailer Court, Rockviller X /C i n O C T i l l S i5 C C President Eisenhower said Manila Sept. 8 by the United e s t e d MIUWORK COMPANY Army Executes States. Australia; France. New One ground on which the Wat- ; a son to Mr. and Mrs. George 3M Broad S t—TbL MI-9-S28S -g- , g . I today Russia aeems to be Eckcr, Mounted Route, Rockville; Zealand. PakiaUn. the Philippines. kins committee recommendad can- J L l t t l C U o p 6 f o r a somewhat more sure was that McCarthy /took a a son to M r.. and Mrs^ Edwin PAJAMAS Fatemiôr Plot Thafland and the United Kingdom. Johnaon, East Hartford, conciliatory attitude the contemptuous attitude tomtrd th* B y H o m u lo SEE US FOR Asks Early-Vote elections aubcommlttee./ TOP SELLING LONG-PLAYING latest plane shooting incident I The President asked the Senate BIRTHS TODAY: A daughter GENERAL Calls Committee ••n^honeat’’ to Mr. and Mra. Arthur Chovnick, Tax Reduction than has been the case in |v.FU Iran Shah to "give early and favorable con- McCarthy (R-\Vla) receh-e* aa awai^ *1* reoognlUon of his outstanding tight against Communism’* from the Rev. Delmar McCarthy contended the sub United Nationi, N. Y., RFD 1. Storrs; a daughter to Mr. $1.49 Sanforized. Sizes 84 earlier similar episodes. aideration" to ratification of the Nov. 10 (AV^Gea. Carlos P. \ RECORDS to 40. Assorted pat treaty. Market, rector of 8t. George’s Episcopal Chureh In Bridgeport, Coaa. committee's activlUes were im- \ and Mrs. Chester Liocke, Bouth Atf££IVOSl£lC By CWARLE8 F. BARRXTT The President told a news con Tahran. Iran, Nov. 10 — Coventry. terns. The White House said, however, The prraentatton. In Washington, Nov, t, was made on behalf of the proper and "dishonest." j RtHnulo of the Philippines ■y NO JOB IS TOO BIG Washington, Nov. 10 (85—Key ference the American photo-mak Ttormer Foraign Minister Hossein Watkins said hiH committee had Democrats who lad a futila fight ing plana ahot dowfi by -Sovlot that the President still is not look Coaneetimit Non-Partisan Committee for McCarthy and the Connecti suggested today that the DISCHARGED YESTERDAY: OR TOO SMALL. Fataml, firebrand of Mohammed ing for action on the pact until the cut Volunteers. (.\P Wirephoto). not gone into Die charges before William Smith, Oakland Road; ^ E E ESTIMATES • MUSIC FOR ROMANCING .. Rlehord Hoymon earlier this year for a big individ fliers off the Japanese coast on Hotaadagh'a goveriunent, died be the elections group— that tha only U. N. go beyond Prudent ual incomt tax cut held out little new 84th Congress convenes In Harry Masicliuk, 1 Brooklyn St., BOYS' m i GIRLS' mm Sunday Had a right to. bo where fore an Army firing squad at dawn January. question for /the Watkins group Eisenhower’ atoiha*for-peace Rockville; Harold G. Burbank. 8 A.M. to 6 P .^ Daily • ECHOES OF SPAIN...... HoNywood 8ovrl Sym. hope today for any aubatantlal it waa in this country's view. today for hia part in the 1953 plot was McCarthy's attltufl* toward program and set up its own Sr.. 39 Whitney Rd.; Ralph Mc taxpayer relief in 1855, even •Not Always Clear Cnt’ to unseat the Shah. He wants the Senate Foreign a regularly constituted Senate Collum, 381 Center St.; David though the D em o^ tlc party will But these things ara not always Fatepil was convictad and acn- Relations committee to study the body. cewperstive atomic reactor • MUSIC. MARTINIS ond MEMORIES SKI CAPS sn* ’ control Congroaa,/ aa clear cut as they aeSm and this treaty batween now and then, so Ex-Husband Sought project. Johnson, 126 Spruce St.; Mrs. teucad by a mlUtarj- court just g "We thought that you should Anthony Lanzano and daughter. They IndlciUdd a leas favorable one la clouded soow axtent, that there can be an early vota on Under tha BtaenhuMr plaa. an Jockit GIoosor WITH EARLAPS W W ukmMIi ago. Ho appealtd.th* ver- It next year. have cooperated with that commit 33 Ridgewood St.; Richard N o v ^ budget sttuMlon may poutpone a Bbaanhowar aaid^ dlA, bur 0hah Mohgmmad Reza tee. uid that you coiild not fulfiU tatsmaUanal agm ey w itS w n aa T h o hsetdent, (he PrW tdO>t adM. II. Glastonbury; Paul CavagnUro, • STUDENT PRINCE ...... '■-Mario Lorio new IndiyHiual income tax cut Puilevl oooflmed the death aen- "It la a treaty,'* Eisenhower youôath to defend the Conatitu- roN*. ties would apoasor the tn ig- 89 Tanner St.; Twtla T e a s i^ 99 RUMMAGE until IRM. or a t bast permit a said, " fo r defense against both In Death of JWoman Uotr by damning the -ommittee Ing o f reactoca In various parts of Broqd St.; Mrs. Michael Miischko smaller^cut than they advocated The execution was carried out open armed atUck and InUrnal frpm the very first day,” Watkins the world by cooperating coun ‘ Len” Rivard and daughter, 52 Brelton^d. in tbd part congrcaelonal aeaslon. countriea at* watchful about their in secret at Ohatr BanAcks. It subversion." told McCarthy. tries, but would not actually pwa own borders. He told the reporters DISCHARGED TODAY: Miss BRIDGWAY A il 10. holdover Democrata bn came a« a turpfise, since Army He went on to say that Included N«w Canan, Nov. 10 (A*)—Chief oCPolice Henry E, Keller. "I have a strong _ feeling _ that.___ and operata tham. SALE M R.PJI. A p ha wanted to show them cloudy In the treaty is an understanding Rita Croughwell. 29V^pruce St.; 7 5 the tSx-writlng House Waye and features of the case. ■ources ssiid last weekend It would said today that a warrant, had been issued for the arrest of / CHea Hoge Bsarfita Mrs. Michelle R a t^ Andover. Means Committee were polled for be delayed indefinitely because / Romulo told the General Aa- Hponaored By The their viewl on- a poasible Individ Rlaenjiower then recalled that Fateml waa sertoualy ill. (CoaUaned on Page Foarteoa) Stanley Zdonick, in the death of his divorced wife, Margaret respect committees and ***“‘“ to cooper ^ sembiya 60-naUon Political Com WHEN YOU NEED HELP MOST ' z!.______at the end of World War H. the Manchester Grange SALE RECORDS ^ 5 MILLS ual Income tax cut next year, Fatymi’a former’ chief, ex-Pre- Ford George. She wa.5jfound s lot to death, in the woods liere ate to the limit, particularly when mittee 'the'U;N. would benefit Kurile lalanda, running north from z Of tha nine wpo replied, five mier Moasadegh. w w ' cohvicted Sunday. The warrant, obtained by^ hia own honor, the honor of bis enormously from the dramatio af 188 Middle Tpke. W. Japan's n o^ em m oa t iaiand;'Hok- Town Prosecutor John B. Sturges, state, and the honor of the Senate fect of owning and operaUag Its When your laannuiee is placed through Our. agency, THURSDAY. NOV. 11 voiced doubts about tha prospects Jtaldo. wera taken over by the last'Deqember of trying to over Open Daily for such a cut threa declined to throw-Uit monarch arid la serving Atom Workers charges Zdonick with murder . are at stake." own reactor. we're on your side, when you need help meet. We think 9 A.M. nussiaiui;-who also took over the Keller ssid Zdonick hss been Abusive Letter As McCarthy continued to ham / make any forecast and only Rep. Habomaia,' a small group of is three years solitary Imprisonment. "I believe;’* ho said, "that we the three most Important things na- dnaumnee agency Tues. and Thus. Until 9 P. M. 9' A. M. lo 9 P. M. Dingoll ,(D-Mich) said tha outlook sought for questioning since Mrs. mer at the point that ne had a should launch th* Uriited Natioas lands which in one place are as Hidden by Red Ontlawe George’s’ b ^ y , buried under right to criticize tha elections sub should do for you, are to: AT 17 MAPLE ST. w r E P R Other Days Until Si-TO P. M. Ind. Wed. Free Parking waa brikht. Dlngbll on Monday close aa two miles to Hokkaido. Gen. Fasollah Zahedi, the pri Get Wage Hike, on Ita o*m eooperativa atomic re- announced he will introduce a bill pile of leaves, 'was found by ; I Case Frid&y in committee because of various actor project, invitiag contribu SUNHIAT The RB29 _ incident, the Presi ent premier, overthrew Mossadegh woman while walking her dog. items he picked out of its record, i, SEE IH A T YOU HAVE ENOUGH PROTECTION, /< ^ early inr the new Congress to boost dent said, took place in that area. on Aug. 18, 1953, after the Shah tions o f flaaionabla materials or FURNACE Individual axemptions for each Settle Disputes The body, clad in dungarees Watkins lurried to him and said; uranium from ovary country alfl* BUT NOT MORE THAN YOU NEED; It ia a disputed area since the had fled the country, but .tn the Superior Court "If you’re going to take the taxpayer and dependent. by SIOO. United States and Japan do not confusion Fateml eocaped into and a pink sweater, had been to provide even a token contribu OIL The present exemption le 8800. wrapped in a blanket. There was position ri«W that you’re going to tion — and money from othen." recognize Ruasia’s right to possess hiding. The government statement Oak Ridge, Tenn., Nov. 10 IP)— be bound by #11 the evidence in S. BE READY WITH EXPERT INSURANCE HELP, Mora haat units When the Democrats tried un- the Habomaja. today announcing his exeefltion America’s atomic-hydrogsn weap a bullet wound In the head. No New Haven, Nov. 10 ij>)—John The original proposal of Preri- weapon was found near the scene. that record, you'ro in for serious WHEN.A LOSS OCCURS: In tvsry gsllon Potterton's As if for extra emphasis, Elsen said he had been "hidden by Oom- ons production haa been steadied F. MeCqj'. (88-year-old Milford trouble." dent Eistnhowsr. laid before tb* \ . (Couttuued m Pag* Two) hower made repeated references to mcnist outlj^ws.” for at least a yaar—after seven _ Chief Keller said ^ that ***’■• businessman/waa given a contin- Galleries Applaud General Asacmbly last Dae. S. —you uss lets. 130 CENTER ST.— (Corner of Church) the matter aa not clear cut. He was captured last March 13. months of chain-reacting labor un- George waa reported ml.ssing by / / • called for creation of an atomic 1. PLACE YOUR in s u r a n c e IN SOUND PROVl N •nils brought laughter arid sonfe He said he does not know how Stabbed by a bystander as he was fsrt^wlth final approval of a nerher sistersister-in-law in law afterrtter Vheshe had,had ^^^ên presented in Superior OoQrt pool for paacoful purpoooa wlthla COMPANIES, the United States will come out in arrested, he was reported near package wage boost for 9,000 gone out on a date with her for applause from the galleriea. th# framework of tho UJ>r. driof THE ^ Notables Hail its demands on the Soviet Unibh death in a military hospital for atomic workers. mer husband a week ago Monday. today in/Connection with the nail McCarthy demanded to know If V, 8. Delegato Henry Cnbot Lodgn. for damages. aeveral weeks. RatificaUon by CIO and AFL ing of a/icurrllous letter during the Watkins were aware the charges Jr., however, diaclosed last w**k Those have been our ataadarda ever, alace ■ agency Dr. Thomas P. Cody, medical recent election campaign. McCoy against McCarthy investigated by At that point he put in his com His trial waa held In secret and union# reprcMntlng 9,000 workers etfaminer, said Mrs. George had that the Idea of an internatloaal waa drst organised. W. 6. ULENEY CO. 1# free in 81,000 bond.. the subcommittee "were prepared ôpp^• Marine Statue ment that he noted a considerably lasted 13 days. Ha never fully re here and at Paducah, Ky., virtu been dead several days when th; pool has boon dropped. PHONE MI-9-525S , * -5 different attitude on the part of the ally ends for a year tha recurring McCoy is cha/ged with ridicul in the headquarters of the Demo covered from hia atab wounds and body^âs found. ing Gov.-elect Abraham A. Rlbl- cratic National Committee.” Tr>' us, urll be glad to answer y yonr o u r iêstlons, ^ e entirely Soviet Union thia time. He said the heard Mia sentenca from a threat of crlj^ling -production Mrs.\George was separated from (Coatlaned oa Pag* TwsMy-«M) general attitude now seems to be stretcher. coff, a Jew, on reilgious grounds. Watkins replied, "That’s what without obligatton. Of Iwo Heroes strikes, hanging over both places her aecPnd husband, James George you said." moer conciliatory' but that he ‘Hie pint-sized Fateml waa one sines wage talks first collapaed The letter be is accused of writing / could not say more because he last April 15. wa# circulated in mimeographed bicCarthy insisted it waa a fact Washington, Nov. 10 (A5 ■—Gen. of the most violent spokesmen of (ContlBil^ on Page Twelve) shown by the evidence. LET US FILL YOUR ProvIdM 6-('«at Boost copies during the, campaign and Lemuel Shepherd. Jr., dedicated (CoBtlno^ on Page Three) The package deel provide# ( D a prompted Democratic State Chair Watkins said the evidence be today a maaaiVe statue honoring (Oouttuned o« Pag* Two) man John M. Bailey to demand fore the' elections subcommittee BiilletiiiB 8-cent hourly increase retroactive legal action. “YOUR PEACE OF M|9D IS OUR BUSINESS'* mm :/l| tho .U. 8. Marino Corpa, and called to April 15; (2) a 4-cent increase was admitted into the hearings of it not "just a monument to the effective Jan. 15, 1955; and (3) an McCoy was arrested ye#tenlay the Watkins committee only to froai tlM AP Witts after Superior Court Judge Sam show that there wer* serious '■• -4 departed past..# graphic message CifartttiB OR Trial (2) improved holiday schedule. News Tidbits LE09ARD D, RIVARD ARENCY, lac. to the future.’’ It lump* together two wage re- uel B. Mallitz ias:'ed ' a warrant charges against McCarthy which .Preawnt Klaenhower .headed Called from AF Wires charging the real estateipian four should have been ansvi’eri^ prop OPPOSE ANTABOnc TB8T8 Calleii for «Rd delivered openetv—provided for each nine times violated a state atajute erly. ; ' ^ M 8 M A IN the IIM of dietinguiahed guests In- month* in the union contracts— Aoeklaad. New Zealaad, Nev. promptly at no extra i^HARMOHY vitedZo witness dedication of the which forbids ridicule of a person They .were serious, . no matter 16 — A reaodabeut report over Evidence and Is a compromiae between a by advertisement because of ' race, I ’EU MI-9-0271 charge. monument. CIO demand of a 16 cenU and man Turkey reportedly export* 106,- where they came from, he said. toat the United Statee la oea- Shepherd, the Marine command 000 sheep and 15,000 bee' cattle .color or creed. He also was charged McCarthy said newspaper col- Bideriag kydragea bdmh ieeta ta ■ ' . Z, agement offer of 6 cents. with brieach of peace. Tha barbtr shop quartet of bygona'days be- ant, dedicated the 75-foot repro It does away with further pro- t:* Russia recently under standing umniat Constantine Brown had the Aataratie hea hami teaaad PINE PHARMACY duction of ; the hiitortc flag: raia<- Builds Public Confusion duction union negotiations until bSrter exchange agreement, . . , McCoy wad arrested at 6:25 told him that during the Army- late ,f New Iselaad’s eiectlen -liaved’in closa narmony. We are grant ba- ,,lng on Iwo Jims on this 179th roe current contracU expire next State I*ublic UtilitlesO>mmission p. m. yesterday when he returned McCarthy hearinga last apring eaioffalga aa aa liih haor leaua tALL MI-f-9814 liavars in close harmony also— close harmony anniversary of craation of the Oct. 15. when new pacU will be says BO forma;i beariiig has been to his home from a real estate Watkins aUted he hoped a cam hr LabeHte leader Walter NasIL Marines aay»4ei*»is and rtatlrticlana aay rent increase was effected last President Eiseiriiower say# "re pearance todby. pers of his state.’ " MAYOR URGED CXINFBSSION who entrust their insurance business to us. purpoae," Shepherd said in pre you think, but many have taken] these two factors could account spring. ligious faith . ... is under maartve Critieixed Democratic Choice Watklna denied he had ever said Oevelaad. Ney. 16 liPV—The pared remarks. oppoatag views. Here Is a review for moet Or all df It - AH four plants Involved—three attack by strongly entrenched The letter la alleged to have any such thing to any one. nmy«r ef Bay Village dfocleeed FRIGIMIRE This close harmony shows itself in two ways "For with that apfrit, however of ^ e v td e ^ already la, second i But the majority by far aee a here, one- at Paducah—are oper atheistic materialism." . . . Blgypt criticized the Democratic party CluirgM Broad' Bias today he ease urged Dr. Semurt —-wa ere prompt to report liew develop severe may be the trials which arliclea on the cigarette real increase jn lung cancer ated for the Atomic Energy Com- newspaper Al Akhabr say# ex- for nominating Ribicoff and a l^ McCarthy spent ag, hour or so H. Sheppard, his cloea frtead. te Power Tool Woodworking lie- ahead, our nation will endure icroveray. deaths. Some find the rate dou âsipa by Carbide and Carbon Queen Narriamn will marry top of lo have attacked New Haven challenging the impartiality of roafe** he nwrdered hi* alfa ments end new changes which affect our Mayor Richard C. Lae for naming ‘i f by aay rhaac*’’ he did IL and tha cauae of human freedom bling every 10 years, and predict fmemicala Co., which under its ficial of oil-rich Persian Gulf prin V - I Watkins and Sen. Ervin (D-NC), AirtOMAWwhir clients, and wa check periodically to sea if will triumph.” By ALTON L. BLAKESLEB 60,000 American lung cancer vie-: cost-plus contract will pass the in- cipality of Kuwait if she can get ' Sheppard refused, he said. diN NIm Ymu* T o BUke ÂP gcleaoe Beporter). ' Urns adnualiy by 1960. creaaea to the government. divorce from her present husband. (CouManed on Page Fourteen) (Coattaaeil ea Page Seveatsea) claiiag he "ceulda’t have dean there are any changes in tha affairs of our Nine years in the making, the New York, Nov. 10 (>P)—Cig If there really ia an increase, About 1,000 CIO workere repre Dragging operations in attempt it.” arettes aeem to be on trial. You what Is causing it? clients which will affect their insurance of giant atatua of the six men who are the jury. sented by the United Gas. Coke to find body of elderly Nlantic For Everyone raised the flag on Iwo Jima’a Mt. From their om i oboervations and Oiemical Workera Union at man begin in Water-filled aban CARDINAL BRUNO DIES their insurance needs. Burtliachl la the handiwork of The charge: Ogarettea a•’’* j some physicians blamed cigarettes Paducah were last to ratify the doned quarry at Old Lyme in be Vaticaa City, Nev. 16 ^ AcNs harmful, contributing to canc Pfopoaal. by a 60-pcr cent margin Democrats Lose Bid to Stall Guiseppe Cardtaal BruM^ 1b> and haart dteeaae. "■* because most of (their patients lief he may have fallen in dank '•Mlhos pool , . . (jatholic expert ,l' y*ara. Hero are some main rea Then came more than statistical lamb. Arid It'll b* a plaaaajtt sum “ tST” .* controveralal proposal, to th# probable rrault of another charge* filed after he and an the Maiiclieater area. iflp p C n fbg-diFouded U. S. Highway 60, a sons: waters. , — •The vote was lO-g. along strict VM W M U C H few miles south of here. evidence against ' cigarettea. One mer with tempnraturoa near norm vote on whether (o waive a SO-day other own eonfeieed they elaged Alanniag lacrease ■xw.the skin-paiatlng experiments Adm, Lewis L. mrauss says party lines. The 10 Republicans ori E State HighwSy Patrolman D. E. al and pioclpltatidn below. atomic age'does swt'require "Con- layover period required .by law, the a. eerie* of hurglartes while Rae6 The filniM wjU be used in a scriei of five twe.hour daases run Monday night ^ iNSUeAMCi Statiaticiana found an "alarm by Drs. Bvarta Graham and Er- the committee voted to table a committee rhairman. Rep. W. Ster Hartford peSeenmn.- nald tofour Wood said the. accident occurred ing" increase in lung cancer, par So say# the new edition of "Agri grass ofZ- intellectuaU" to devise resolution by Sen. Pastors iD- Mch week for Bve weeka. The filow wi|l b e supplemented with actual dasarbom * 2 9 9 ^ * In a dense patch of fog shortly Wynder. Concentrated tar# cultural Almanac," or "Lancarter its cods of ethics . . , Dsmocratic ling Cole (R-NYi said: he wW aak f sir — : ------i nlli ticularly tn men over 45. 'They from cigarettea I smoked by ma- Almanac," a little book many per^ RI). Pasfore’s resolution would '" I t has every indicatton of that t^ruction under the guidance of Clinton Herdrickson. a local man, qualiflM hefor* midnight ‘ said the Increase was worrisome Senators defend Amhaasadsr have railed on the Atomic En*rg>' . T. T. Hunt, managing editor of cUiMs .was appl|*d to tha shaved sons hav* sworn by since John Charica C. Behlea’a deciaioa to''at- eventual outcoma” by his many years of experience in the woodworking industry. even after allowaac* la made for akin of mice. After a year of Oommlsaiatr (AEC) not to sign But Cole told reporters tha tha Boaumpnt Enterprlsa, said two Quincy Adanu waa pMaidaot. tend Russian Diplomatic party DKDlOAimm MCSCUlf the fact nmr* Americans are tM tm ant. many mic* davrtopetl the contract to feed private power party-Una vote might not neces Waehiagten. Nov. M «P| . . I’SyInc. 164 East Canter St. MI-9-5261 wrackars were r e a r e d to ^11 reaching tha older ages at whirti In its 180 y4ar hirtory, Uto'al- but Sen. Bridges IK-NH) taya Ihto Tennessee Vbllcy Authority akin canqcra—*iUdanca:df a can- aniu; has eoveradpractioatly sarily (>• duplicated when the com ' ^.^rsUmcnl win be limilad, tnition will.be five dollars. Apply at BUsh the tangled automebilea apart. cancer becofUM more common and' action "n$akes U. S. look Ilka .A (TVA i line*. ®«];*«»iah»g ^M ueal o^* chtmicala avery aubjact from fan oiM to baUunat." mittee. SVentually consider^ an ad- today to hfo Hairdware for further informatioy. IdoaUflasUoa of tha two glrla that cancer nowadays U diagnosed la tha amoka. i After the vote th* committee ministAUm request to' gtira an 783 Moio Sr.*4ll|.3.$888 Open Thursday avanings until 9:00 and af am of thS aSaa -waa not higher erthaUea lliia yaar'ri book Secretary of Stats Julies says more accuiaUly than la tha past • im ilv htpsiW miU had bs«i ntna froas A day to day look at decided to reeume*. Inunedlately it* immadiat* go-ahead for the con Thaao two thtaga—Increasing liquidation of Japan'i royal public hearinga oflrvtka contract. tract. SALES m i SERVICE .(C aw raga BlfhtMR) '•rings aRa aad hottar dSagnoaia dynasty after World War II srould Paatora'a resotutien, amended « I) h^vo batn "groat dtaaslof." • *; bqfoc* the voU was taksi^ would «

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