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' T U E S D a V , D E C E M B E R 77, 1 9 U . \' ATtrige DisUjr Net Press Raa Thi Wtsthtr \ iKan»lrf#pr JEoenfno flrraUi . Far ttw Waak Radad Fireew l at V. B. Weather Bateaa Dae. 84. 1668 >-f * ‘ ' ' “ h The Dorcas OHmp of the Soubi Herrmanns Get Fair,: net quite as eeRI teaigkt. tetbodUt Church will meet At the Dedicates Deeds to New Church Property W FOR MAXIMUM HEAT apd TROUBLE FREE OPBBAtlON ^ 11,805 AboutTown !b tomorrow morning at t:S(l( A' Law i'5-86.,Thursday, sonie riandL rug making. f . WorA from Son r al the A«6M aeaa, warmer. High la aslddle 86a. Altwrt H. BoMuc, (uhMr‘1 maU af I a m iiii TON. SO Ford St., rattirn- M anthM ^rÂ City a/ ViUag» Charm •d t « NottoUc,*Va.. Nov. SO aboard ^ _ iple ChaptSr. No. 58, Order In Flood Area of the. Eastern Star, nill meet to t Use SHRL Furnace 01 j tAa daotroyer UBS VoKalcaaang. '' morrow at j8 p.m.-in.the Masonic ~ - OB Bunion ond Stokon Sold (CSasalflad Advartlatag ea Paga U ) whteli complatad a 17*wetk cniiw Mr. and Mre. Otto '-HwTihann, VOL. LXXV, NO. T4 (SIXTEEN PAGES) MANCtaESTER, CONN., WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 28.1955 PRICE FIVE CENTS V v ^ tha 6th Fla«t In tha Madlter- Temple. Following .the business 6Md Sorvicod Promptly and EfRUiontly session, entertainment will be pro 618 Center St., recetvad m telegram -V- T ' "— vided and .refreslments will be Christmas night t r o jA ih ^ bon. Bgb l.C. RoiMrt-UlZHtr^nn, of TtaaoridCltlaib Jr. arrivad hbma served by Mrs. John Trotter and Air Force Reviftcs ' .-.V 1.;^ her committee. Matysville, CfeHf., whom thay had niiuraday from St Albart'a Junior been unable to . reach since the Samlnary In K ld d lato ^ N. .T.. to t I-. 4 I New Traffic Death little Celifomla town was Inun War Output Plans •pant his Oirtstinaa vaeatloh with Army Pfc. Morton Handler, 82, dated by the Tuba River, sweral hU pam U , Mr. and Mrs. Fred- son of Mr. and Mn^ Irving Hand days ago. ■ ; Z # ^ ^ .a-v '-ma ^ ^ W* afldc Iilelb. SO Madison S t ler. 36 Gerard St., recently was Herrmann said today the tele Washington, Dec. 3S awards the good conduct medal gram was a KasBurance that hla Tbs Air Force today ordered In Germany while servli^’With the Record Seen for an Immediate change in pro S ( t Lawrence Decker.Jr., son son, and daumter-in-law, Raba, of Mr.^ and Mfs. Lawrence Decker 359tb Field Artillery Missile Bat- duction Mretegy to meet the talioh. A mechanic In the Hat* and their two '"ûghters,. aged 1 - A of 7S Cooper St. wUI depart from seven and eight, are safe. They threat of violent devastation N*w Toik on Jan. SO with the first taiion's Battery B, he rSceived the at tha outset of a . general decoration tor his exemplary be are presently living >1 improvised ,Cah you honestly toy to yourstlifi Increment of tha 11th Atrboma Army quarters near Marysville. New Year Holiday war. havior, efficiency and fidelity. He Division. Prior to his entrance Into. Sgt. Hentmann, in chngs of the Secretary Donald A. Quarlea I Army, he attended Arnold Qol- was a former student at the Uni " I have dnough lif t iniuronch laid down the policy, approved versity of Connecticut, enterlni; officers’ meiM hall at tint Beale at Milford. He ts presenUy as- Air For.ee Base fai MarysTdUa'sald to look after my wife, my children, the total for the cor- by the Defense D^^rtment, slinedi to Battery C. 88th Airborne the Army In Februaiy 1654. Chiesgo, Dec. 28 (/P)— in the telegram that a new Borne Bi-la whn fnriM>aaf an all- respondulg monthe'''ef 1654. reversing the okf idee of build Anti-alrctaft Battalion of the 11th he and hie wife have bought In the my future?" ' .1 perta who forecast an all- Statlsticlena figure the yeat^f ing up war Induatriee after tha Airborne Division, now stationed Memorial Temple, Pythian Bis little town was floodetjl up to tb! time hfgh traffic toll for Oie toll won't comb up to the record of - start of hostllltiee. at F t Campbell. Ky. ^ ters. will meet tonight at 6 o'cldek second floorr He expects to re-oc-. Chriatmaa holidays npw pre 36,660 set In 1641, but It may ap The new plan, which Querlea In Odd Fellows Hall, with the past cupy th* new home .within several CHARLES $. BENNINGTON ^ dict a Mcotd for thd" New proach 83,000. ordered the' Air Force and In Manchester Wates will ymlt chiefs In charge of the' program days, as soon ah the floodwaters 86 SALEM RD__ TEL. MI 6-A700 ^ The blackest of the "c the driving Friday. Reports claiming that all hebita that ahocked the nation laat causes—was 8,156. IhUoyBlimmlngl, ^ be one year Madchester Lodge of Elks, No. townspeople and m*en at the Air. And the loss of "life during the old in January, and the sueoass 1868, 'Will hold a regular meeting weekend,’^ „ Force base had - been §vacuated ' .The Council predicted 560 motor 1656 holidsye broke four recorde. By, WHITNBV. JACOBS at thai group in M o le s te r tomorrow night at 8 o'clock In the \ Herald PiM>to. safely Were their only assurance .Here ere thla ysef'a/holiday Tax Men to Aid Elks Homer Reports Will be heard A vehicle fataUties for the (hlha-dey A specticulfiT 8*hour blfiza largely due to the unflagglnf In Alton B.VCowles,' chairman of tho building committee of. North until the' Christmas nlglit tele- Reminder! Christmas holiday. .Tha number tolls, with traffic deaths Umd first terest and work of ^ b ^ from, tha commltUas planning the 76 r a # S-{Methodist Churdh, presents the deeds to thd new church nroperty on gram. | ■ and deaths from alt accidental in 18 degree temperature New Year’s Eve party and the added up to 606. ' Thoiqpaon, a* she Is known to the W a Perker St. to Mark Holme*, chairmen of the board of tndteea-of the The record for traffic deaths causes second. ^ Public in Filing Jegtroyed an estim ate 8160,- - taemtoers and her aasodati;. offl> Swedish nijght. A class of 35 v^ll wsB- 'va aw 'church. The Rev." John E. Pbst, pastor of the church, center, dediceted ■ V '*- Order Now! during a New Ynar extended holi (.New Year—266 and 863. , -JOOO in prOjMrty after 6:80. cere. be-Initiated on Jan. 85 la honbr df the deeds. ' '. ' Memorial Day—566, traffie rec : , • \* day la 407. It waa ..eet during « htwnentheNewl^Dg' tha president of the State associa 'four-day weekend period at the ord for that holiday, end 566, over Returns for ’56 f tion, MSrrttt Ackerman. ' Given Deeds *laj^n Co. plant, 99 The H dy Ghost Mothers C lr ^ uled for completion Friday mbm- . end Of 1658 end the atarc of 1653. all record for. that holiday. ' will hold Its annual Chrlstmiui presided ovsg.. by Mrs. Ruth J. Independence Day—407 and 805, Washington. Dec. 18 <5$ — The Gardner St., burned to tha Milând Mrs. Charles E. Harris Spencer. . Ing. ■ ' .;\ HALE'S "Thrcold figures fores us to the party tomorrow night at 8 o'clock To Property In answer to a number of ques The decision on accsptipg the eonclusion that 420 will die,” Ned an over-all record for any hbliday Internal Revbnue Service stands ground. , r . , , at the home of h&s. Oeoige D ^ S«d children are moving this week LARGE ECONOMY BOX H. Dearkom, Council president, period. r ; from I I Bidward St., to-their new tions put to the paator of tha low bid for the iaate of short term Headquarters \ ready to flU out your income tax Donald ClfarsIIi, 81 of 66 gpraiffi . COrmler, SO Steep Hollow Lane. A church today about the possible notes will be made by the Board set forth in a statement. "But we Labor Day—438 and 811. eetums fo r you next year, as In St., who shares ownership' of tho buffet supper will be Served. home on Ferguson Rd. Christmas Day was a significant hops the terrible lesson of the < Christmas—806, a traffic record business with his father Victor, lime when construction of the new of Directors at a meeting tomor FOR •' njjTnaR.*. yea'rs past. Members are reminded tO bring day In. tha life of North Methodist | church would begin, thd Rev. Mr. row at 7:30 p.m,. Christmas holiday will ha taken for any holiday, and 782. 57, of 314 Bonner St.,JaKrt(ar«, gri^bag gifts. . Miuichester Loê, No. 78, A. F. to heart by everyone.’’ - ' The New. Year holiday period Russell C.' Harrihgton, the new bst the damage figure: and A. M., will hold a stated com- Church. Diirliig the largely at-1 Post said that the building conlmit- If tjie town decides.to buy the 48V tee W.puld meet very soon to ar seven cniisers on which- hl4s are *CkM Slgures’ - was two days, the other three. Ihtemal Revenae commissioner, Fanned by a strong oortjrwind munication at the Masonic Temple tended '‘Christmas serviCb, '^ e l \,r Let’s look at the "cold tlgur4a’’ Even on safe driving day—a 34- yeatetday^ countermanded orders and blown in the air by exploding The Vka Valentine Ball , Com tonight at 7:M for the tranShhtlon range the hiring of an architect being acceptedi " it wlH trade in mittee will meet toolght at 7:80 deeds to the Parker St. property' and the formulation of- specific seven others. The town may de ... pf this year. Motor vehicle fatali- hour psrio' dedicated V cautious which would have barred such drums oC combustible finishing of business. There will be no de were presented to tha board of 'ties through October totiUed 30,- help to all but the. illiterate,' the materials, sparks traveled an,!tke at the Elks Home. Alt members gree work at this meetings plans. cide' to lease police cars .|f\^bida who have been selected to work on. trustees by the building committee. which ara being Invited for Ufasa 680. They show a gain et 7 pet (Conttnusd mi Page NIae) physically handicapped and per way to Spring 'St., according to thla coimnlttea are requested to Alton B. Cowles, chairmen df the prove favorable. sona unable th read Hkigllah. Chief W. autord Mason.; attend this Important meeting. building committee, made the pres Revoke Earlier Move Jee formed on hooe lines, and Senior Citizens entation to Mark Holrnes, chair Town OpeiiB Bids the * The original orders were issued made the firemen’s vrark more man of the board of trust'ees. The to an csgtohal district tax offices A basketball game ts scheduled onn haasTdous In the,Vicinity of the paator, the Rev. John E. Post of V AAANCHitnii C last. Octv 17 at the direction of plant Flamea leaped high In th* ftor this evening In the pariah haU Meet Tomorrow fered a prayer of thanksgiving. He On Notes, Cruisers la Dionne Slicks Harrington’s predecessor, T. Cole trees- near the building and fir*- at the Cbvenadt Church, 48 Spruce later aald In the Chrietmas Day iE C tE R C man Andrews. They had evoked men worked hard to--keep the 8b, between the Woedsfock team sermon, that "the achievement some protests in Congress.. *ni6 Senior dUsens C^h, con< Tlia town will open two sets of FUNERAL HOME bias* under control. the local playara. A social tlms was renaarkable because It repre- bids at 11 a.m. tomorrow, one for Those Instructions -said Uie tax ducted hy the R«escatlon\pepert Notion Dept. Home* In th* area ar* aituatad with refreshments will follow. Mnted the fulfillment, by the con the purqlisae or lease of seven, new \ payer -assistance program ' should generally north of the plant ig g menb wlU hold tu regularVeeWy gregation of a long established police cruisers and one for the sale FUNERAL be limited to showing ciUsena how vision.” KWTn^WfBfon were not endangared becana* at meeting' tomorrow .afternoon at of $1,450,000 In short term notes. Main Floor -\ to prs'pars thslr returns, but should tha favorable wind. "Like the'Wisemen of old," the not furnish "unlimited service to Uia Community T. The meettaiAbe- Rev. Mr. Post continued, "we The sale of the notes wlU .glê SERVICE Wmhars and A l Dona!ld CtfarsHt said tRs com* l^ns at 1:80 and la open to any ^r- the ’ town $1,250,000 to buy the North Bay, Onl., Dec; 28''i( )Uva Dionne said today he all taxpayers..." pany would dsfiniteljr "be in bugi* come here to present before him Walter N ./ - Othor Apfriloncas Harriniôn told his subordinates acQ who wishes to attend. There Is our precioue gifts. These deeds in Globe Hollow property front l8 fiticking to hifi itateiRent tiil . his fdur-stiFviving quintuplet ness again." DONT Leciere, yesterday the Revenue Service's “ It’a tough blow," ho no membership charge or dues, so reality are but tokens of our Chehey Bros, and' $200,000 to start dau^rhters are “drifting away’\from their family, despite a mU, sag plenty sir m u left In aU ona haa to do to Join is to at construBtion of improvements to ______Director policy is "to provide all taxpqyejs Dut we’r* not lickod." flkMV WIM0 IWMISllt hearts’ devotion to the Babe of 23 Main Street, Manchester denials from one of the girls. regret having issued with all^ of the advice, and assist tend the meeting at- the T any B ^lehem ." the town 'sqwage disposal plant. ikeJaitMAMc. Mrs. Donald afarslU. mot The transaction betweeri the Yha statement," Dionne aeld, -when9 ance they need in prep'aring their of the couple’s four children, Wednesday afternoon., 'Hit service of worship was con Cali MI-9.5869 returns. . . .’’ He aald the -previous *W lk*DONE WBILB The regular program Of games, ducted by the pastor ssslsted by town and Chehey Bore, is ached- Informed that Yvonne had denied' of .her husband, "Hs’s a fight TGU WAIT in MooUeei that there la any es- ly-issued Ifibtnictlons were Too J don't know what haU do singing, dancing and rafreshlments Robert McBride, exhorter, and . , ...... N ...... a- will taka place, with the celebra Jamek R. Nstson Jr., ministerial trengtmmt between the glrle.and ors ârn restrlcUyp." ths up wa* )w ^ a M their p i^ t s , ■ The nebr orders were issued In ably won’t five up." s- tion of the birthdays for the atudent\of-Albl6n College, Mich. JANUARY WHITE SALE prepdration for 'the annual tax SAM YULYES month of December. . Dionne, sel’a yesterday none of ‘nie fire was>A abook to SHOE REPAIRING Last night, to complete the 2-day pa^ng period which starts next faintly qnd Mira. ClfacelU MOd Ugt Hocteeses for this week will be celebratim. the parishioners gath the -four g i ^ visited the family at Of Soviet Trap »O PH IE BEtTER UNO thair Cellander, Ont., home or week and runs through April 18. , night, "W *”!* atlU atunned by tSi from the North Methodist Church, ered at thd.property on Parker 8t. Dr, Y0UrSil» They streseedthe hope that “ by IS Miwie and the program le under the dl- for an outdMr carol sing. Later, even aqnt carda at Chriatmaa. Ona news of the Maae." , —r Btrst kaS Pastdng Lei of. the glrla, ITVpiine, said yester In Arm^ Slash expanding telepIMMlF' ttrvlcc. ^ A t th* ttmo abo had m E m m ' .rectlon of James F. Herdle .Jr., Uie group rriutned to the church V \ HALFS WHITE SALE u a i c day they had ^ n t a card. It edneentrating the Influx ol the fire and found it bard to ili- superintendent of recreation. . for refreshm^ts and fellowship marked the firab 'YUletids the glrla era into the'desigoated assistane*assistane Ueve the whole building was rtMd III iiMLr the time' Washington, Dec. d\(Jr)—5en. days, and by tlm use of Umbâav- ' SMFD fireman-haul on.hoqe to get clos^ to the New fihigland fight the hlaie. Explosions of drums of finishing materials used have spent away from home since Mahefleld(D-Mont) bald, today In the manufnetur* of children’s fumlure, threw burning embers to tta'fbundatlon*. they were horn in 1984, ing tefchnlques such ’ as self-help,- Playpen Oo. plant on Gardner St. which burned to the ground Flro offlciala -oro not auro tm- "wa shouldn’t be taken ih’’ by Wa can continue giving everybody high In the air and they ware carried on the strong north wlhd ss WITH THE NEW CommenUngj on bis statement, early Iqst night. -Ice forming op the toed In the foreground, diffi acUy where the blaso began la tlw opens thOkMew Yoar R-jaala'a announced plans to cut Its who wants assistance a ll. of the far as Spring St., Chief W. aiSorO Mason said. FlrcfighUrs were - A 'iptonne said: \ . culty in obtaining-water end the fact that Uie fire was probably 87-year I old bailding. A t flrat 16; military budget by 10 per cent n ^ t help he needs. . . ." In any event, able to keep tha blaae from spreading, although neert^ tr««s and waa tbc|(^t It startad noitf^ .ctt* "It wasn’t something thkt was Harrington added, "We muat-pro- WeU Started before it was teen by neighbora, hempfred efforts to foliage caught fire. (Herald Photo), With o price oxplosion f done on the spur of the moilpent. year. "We'must keep our defenses- fumaco room oa tho oouth aUhsof vVlde all; neceasary aaaistance even the plant, but laterlt was felilttai Mrs. Dionne and I remained aliqht up," .'he cautioned. it this means failure-to achieve the •bout the matter for a long, time, ..Mdnafield, a mhmber of the Sen arsa may have been th* last. ^to KENDALL aavings in employe time that we bum, ’ hut the embarraaament we were. ate Foreign Rclationa Committee, are hoping fm-.. . . " , aufftring over tha separation be- suggested the dsvclopmsnt could 5 t « * Valued a l UiSAfit i ' Yh* Oct. 17 order called for a A fire beUavod to hayo bo*s ' came so. great we felt obliged to r^sh a Soviet switch to hea-visr Bcheduxs of specific "assistance Eisenhower Starts BMke public how we felt about it. reliance on atomic striking power!. f causdd by a dafaethr* oil bumar days," Hamngton said "any .poouited at th* furnace room la ‘.‘I think their reaction jiMOflea SeVeral other senators of both taxpayer trill be ffiyon assistance the step we took," he aald. “ They politickj parties also were .openly even on nonficsIgnidM days.” (fjoatiattod OB Fag* Ntaa) themsclvea now say they wiuit .to akOptleal-of the Soviet Union’s in The new rsymue(^lef also out a t be by themselves. That conflrme tentions. I lined principles be sqld tax officers the aeperation. ' / Sen. McCllellan (D-Ark)‘ said he on notlonally odyortisod 'Friendly AdY-iser’ ,j is ‘‘very skeptlMl that there is any (Coettnued mi F|t| fteen) Key Wert. Fie., Dec. 28 (AT ânunost community In the United "But we hold no grudge against truth In the'awtement that Russia . '\ 1 ■ Only twice a >âr can. President Elsenhower arrived here Statea could be an Important fac the quints. The stories out of Is reducing her'mlUtary* expendi-^ today fSnahdbt weeks of rest tor in his decteion on whether to BuUetins you buy these towels Montreal support what we waid in turea bj»lO per eeqt.” Police ArresL Trio in the wann ^ u th . His plane seek a second term. His Idoctora at sale price.s. the first place—that the girie are Dworehak Wants Proof touched down^ at Boca . Chica hope the trip wlU condition him for fIrvM tho AP Witm PLATTEX being' influenced b/ outaid4ra. I Sen. Dworehak (R-ldahbl said Naval Air Station at 13:48 p.m.; resumption'of a full work load in . 8 notice that a ,'friendly adviser’ Is "Vpten I have proof, I ’ll believe For Death of (E8T). about two weeks. acting as a spokesman for the 4t.” , , T h e day waa bright and.sunny, How bis heart stands that'load BEDS VOTE BUDGET - 4 ^ / ■ ' gfrls. .Sen. Potter (R-Mich) b^d he with a temperature of 77 degrees. could tip the acalee oneway or the Ifiaacow, Deo. 38 UP>—Tha. Hartford. Dec! 28 — Three CoBitoll’ of Nette*aRttes—OB* ad ; "And we atiU haven’t received tsikes the Russian announcement persons -were arrested today afteK Doctors had prescribed, sunshine' other ao far as a re-e^tion bid that Christmas card they men "with, a large grain of salt.’* ■ .and warmth for the Presidenya. la concerned. the two chemhiws of the Sovtat I 3 for a newborn baby apparently djed ParBanwBt air Suwleeii* JBovlei-- ies, Flat Hi tioned,'’ he added. McClellan, Dworehak and PoRar of strangulation according to po bphdition. • . ' . The Key West visit waMi't an (■■“■ £.iP tu .ow si Thysicians recommended warm paesed unsudmoUsly toM|j) tha “Hewever, I chm't 'want to ^ro^ senre on the Senate Appropriations lice m a- Bellevue Square apart nounced u n t i l late yesterday. 'f - , - n .-'■Si: ' long the' discussion In public. We. Committee. . j er fa t h e r and ciore chance'to get Elsenhower will stay g t the ieme Soviet budget for 1666. SwA ment Y?uesday. nlghU changee^ were nsfide la th* s ’# s’ a , a . a. a have given our statement and we The Soviet parliament, meeting, ' The mother Charlotte Bobb, 19. oui-oqprs to help with .Btsenhow- navel base which Was a faVonta don’t want tp say anything fur in Moscow, hqs'been asked to ap er'S c^valescence from his Sept. vhcatlon spot of form.ee Presided I. governSMnt'a fignree,: preesBteB lyho gave blrih to the child about I two days b|^ by Fteaaee B ther. We certainly, don’t’ want'to prove a 1956 budget > Which flro- 9:50-p.m.. Is being held for man 24 hearKuttack. Tihe time for ^ e Truman. first qnoliti make a circus out of it.' vldea.-for defense • appropriations trip and the choice of- Key, Weitt Elsenhower wiir occupy quarters t*r A. O, Zverev, were diafi slaughter. minor. - The parents said Uuv have been totaling 102 >1 biIl{on rubles, 'nlis The Others arrested were' her wer'e anri(^ced. only yesterday!' bombaudedi with rûeats from Is nearly 10 per cent below the mother, Ydrs. Mellow Thomas, 58, Gen. AUreosM. Gruenther. North (Cdntinued on Page'nfteeaV-^ ■ T PfSYtEx^^PUhw 1955', estimate lof- 112,122,000,000 Atlantic TreatXprgantxatlon com (4KIPB MBDIA'TOR ROLB television and radio, stations and on e char^ of breech of the peace Vatican C3ty, De^ 36 UP)— Regularly 59e 6 0 , networks and from the big metro- rpbles. Approval is foregone and .Edgar B. Hurston. 33,v>n i mander, was announced this morn- 'ing as aMate addHton to the party VaticaB sourcee said today that (ConUnu^ 'qn Page Nine) ' but he web, not ahpard. at take w-hlle Pope Pin* XII, h*a todl- (CoaUaiied ea Rage'Right) fCootimied •ll^Fago FIfteea) oated the atcessHy for aa East* \ off. H'o may go to K*y West later. News Tidbits anclear aeebig he doe* aot ■ The Columbine's, t^ eoff, was himieelf. to e m e as a IN THE ,JFOMLO¥nN6 MAKEH delayed 45 minutes to aW^t the ar — aUMBQ SIÊ 26xlf> — ; -- ‘ CuBed from AP Wires mediator in, that regard. "Tha$ -< ■ rival ef Dr. Milton S, Elsenhower, tasdi." ' said an authorttotHM AIR TRED, CASUAL CLASSICS, DRIBS TWICE AS^MAhlY DISHES — A the President’s brother, who flew spokesman, "I* lor the world lect here , i ■ a shigle-englne private loril leaders. Ylie Popo has Indicated plane from! University Pgrii. Ba., U.S. Senator Lyndon Johnson VALENTINE, RHYTi;IM STEP^ DOROTHY , DRIES THEM FASTER — ; ' aoiieduled to leave H(n>ston, T4x., the need for It” where he is q-resklent of Rennayl* for Rochester. Minn.: by plane Jor vania State Unlvenrity. WOULD FACE ACCUSERS DODb and WsCRa COON - *r-‘ — LINT FREE— ' a physical cbecleup at tha Mayo "reewter" beighi "exlfWplemF" "hing-siaa’’ . Term The President, dressed (n a gray Clinic . . . Publication of an after Raymond Thompson, right, of Hose Co. 4. sprays sUll smdbldering -Weahlngton, Dec. 28 (fiV-Al*. ■ ■ . . ■ ; suit and-g»ay overcoat and' hat, euiulh 56,95 ,m$meJUpM9.09' 510,95, noon Rio De Janeiro newspaper '■firebrands {ills morning at tho New England Playpen ,Co. plant at temeye for Jamee Katcher, w , Redrw'grejsn, blue and-gold borders.-'Made by the makers boarded the plane at 8':50 a.m., held u|t by censors. 99 Gardner St., destrbyed by fire last night Note the Icicles, left leglea* veteran Involved in a ley* a i 0.9S,: $th95, $?2.95, $75.95 Values of Curity diapers. ‘ " / By ARTHUR EDSON (^George Humphrey, Rep. Joc'Mar-wLeohiird Hall (the. GOP netional carrying.. a smalt camera. -Dr. Mississippi ^msn to come up for from lest night’s firefighting •ctlvlty. fHenld Photo;. ,,.alty case, asked today that he ba Waahlngtob,: Dec. 28 (F)—A big, tbi (MiMass), Sen. Leverdtt Salton- chairman ) looks -so happy. Elsenhower's plane did .not land hearing betore three Justices of * . I - e * confronted by Me aecueen at a Others felt it still is too early A ; ■ , majority of Republican- leaders' sUU staU (Mass),(1 ..... Sen. Everett DirKsen until 15 miniitea later. the peace on a charge of. murder hearing Friday. They alee ashed. ■ V , ^ Here's die jiremiwn foom pillow in now seem to be convinced Presi- (HI),. Gov. Christian Herber for predictions. The C(>lumbine taxied to a run ing a Negro service station at . Harvey V. HIgley, head, of tho . dent EUsenhower will run again. l,(Mass),:'Gov. William G. Stratton •'Anyohe who tries to spswer way a fe\^ minutes after the tendant . . . Jackie Gleason, 'TV Veterans, adnolnlstratlon, to open the industry, lt*e fpmout Floytex Heori-Retl The Associated Press today com- (111), former- Gov.-Jhomas' E. those questions at this time," Gov. Presldent’a Ufipther went aboard. comic, 4o enter boepllal scion after thf hearing to the prees. The pleted a poll of 134 Republicans Dewey (N Y ), United Nations rep- Arthur B. Langlie of Washington -The' airport temperature was New Year': Day for removal of an Britisk: Jet Hops Ocean 'V A announced Dee. 88 It had $ Pillow) drastically raducod fcr our January WhiSe We. -isaid, "la entering' God's realm, and 0.95 HALE'S who are governors, state GOJ* I resentatlve Henry Cabot Lodge Jr., around 20 degrees, ’fhe aim of- 0)e ebdominel cyst.' reetored Kutcher's 6SS9-a-nMatk -'chairmen, national committeemen | and Harold Stassen, a special as- I don't care to speculate." And'what d piHow it is. . . high, plump ond handsome Key West trip was to get Xway Pfsvde reports signing of agree -pension, which It aald had beta or national committeewomen. aistant to the President., ' If any of the politicians felt that ment by Russia and Communist •They were Mked; "Do you be- But,'moaUy, Republicans pinned aome votera may hesitate to vote from that; ' - In 6 Honrs, 8 .Minutes snspesided Nov. 80* NOW . . . with sound, haaWiful sloop built right in 7 AAode^ nonÛergonie, Eisenhower's stay at that aouth- Chins to increase trade between -lieve Eisenhoweir will run again f j . their hopes on Eisenhower running for a man who has had a heart at the two countries . . . Connecticut tack, they didn't mention it. And BRAZIL POUCE GRAB PAFEBR whippod-foom latox lliat erj^los your This is .their answer:_ again. ' agriculturists 'mart to learn what London, Dec. 28 IP)—BriUln’s,îstln g_ official record between -Rio De Janeiro, BraxU. Dec. St JANUARY WHITE SALE Yea:...... :.,.,...... 77i Some sample quotes: -Gov. Joseph B. Johnson of Vtr- Federal aid In replacing livestock glittering Comet III Jetliner MontreaontrMl and London." hood in wondorful comfort -' . , Yea, if ...... 19; Mrs. Kathryn-’ K. Meloney, ■"mont said he was qUre, It wouldm’t State Marine Shot (fin—In a predawn raid, police feed "losses 'due to the flood Is streaked nonstop across tfib Atlan The trip ended .a 35,000-mile { today seised copl-es of the night oftor night after night! 5uy No ...... 17 I Wyoming natlonsl commltw- make any difference. round-the-worid proving flight by i woman: "I’m confident he’ll run “ It begins to?- look lately as available. tic from Montreal to London today infiuentlal naoralag newspaaer Don't linow o f no comment .. 21 On Okinawa Duty Three children'burned to death Capt. John Cunningham and his '- new pillows for tho whoto family The "yes. I f ’ classification la for egeln. He won't' let the nation though Elsenhower . will run In a shattering 6 hours. 8 mlnutsa. DIario de Notlchw oa chargesref in a two-story frame house "In The plane’s builders immediately crew of 10 which began in Hatfield,; criticlring government ceaao** those who said, yes, if he haa re down." ' _ again,’’ Johnson ' said. "If he de GatineAu Mills, Vue., near Ottawa Ehigland Dec. 2 and took the: . , . at these prices yow...can NOW IN PROGRESS covered sufficiently from' his heart Perry Compton. Missouri state cides to run again, I don't think By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS claimed a North Atlantic record ship. Police Impounded 15,665 ..Walt^. Gleaeking, noted German for civil airliners: Comet to Cairo. Bombay, Slnga- j ro | ^ of the paper Juot off th* afford to give everybody attack of last- September. Chairmair; He will run and,.!Will the American people- will consider Marine Pfc. Harold Richard pianist, injured in .bus accident ,pore, Darwin, Sydney, Melbourne, Bates Shoes for Men $ ■ A follois-up question also was win reelection handily. He is too his heart condition as a' liability. Ambeau, 19, of '37 SUnhyside Th e 74-ton. four-jet aircraft cov press and consbed the (wy * 1.00 Dec. 2 in Stuttgart, Germany, ered the 3,350 miles to the Lon ' Perth, Auckland, FIJI, Honolulu., qewsstaade for another 66,666 a good night's sloop I -asked: .’’If not, whom do you con good's soldier not to continue as The votera will accept the Presi Ave., Nonrich. Ck»nn., was.In Sheets, pillow cases, towels, bed pillows, etc., still at hopes to make sn American con don airport beam at' an average Vancouver, Toronto and Montreal. already dUtributed. Ib e ptsaaaa the lowest prices in years. -v' j. ' sider most likely to. win the GOP sisting, his country when It needs dent’s word that he is welt enough critical condition at the Ry-ukyus cert tour early in 1954. Big crowds packed the observa Reg. $12.00 Volue aomination?" help." to handle the'Job.’’ Army Hospital, Okinawa, after speed of 548. miles an hour, whls- tion- bays at London airport as the were stopped 27,066 cople* eh*r$, Former mayor of Jersey City, Blng through overcast skies to Since most of the politicians al L. Judson Morhouse, New York Most of the 17 who don’t think being shot today while on guard Frank Hogue, described ae "very liner streaked down. Aviation Min of their run. •» ready had said they thought the state chairman: "Eisenhower Mill Eisenhower will run again pre duty, - . ’ ' .1 touch down At London airport for ister Hattfid Watkinson and Sir sick inan" by his attorney ..Kath T-ESSCL IN 1MSTRES8 PA ' 7 • .Prealdent would run again, not )>e reelected by the greatest mar ferred to remain anonymous. Civil Police arrested one Oki ryn, and John Adanm of Winsted, a tumultuous welconie, Miles Thomas, Chairman -of the many cared to speculate on what gin of states since 1936" when Favors Haowtaad , nawan and are seeking three who took too much aspirin."sched- Strong tall winds txxisted' the British Oversea* Airways ' Corp. JackaoovlUe, Fla., Dec. 35 (ffi will happen if he doesn’t. ânkUn p. Roosevelt rolled over Among those who' didn’t mind other persons. uled to be released from Litchfield plane’s speed over the Atl*>iGc (BOAC), êppedVout of the wel- —Th*. 65-foot ketch Arise, of- NIxoa Has Beat Cfuuic*—If Alf Landon. having their names used was Gov. Amâu was found, near Kis County Hospital. 'i » more then 640 miles an hour at coming cTowd;Towd to congratulateI the tobacco maa R. J. Reyaalda Ten said they think Vice. Presi Based oa Huarh J. Bracken Lee of Utah, an out guard post on the Marine base. ajC Prudential Insurance Co._ of times. crew. ' with five pet*eas aboard waa IB 1- dent Richard Nixon has the beat Some conceded their predictions spoken critic of the administra 4:30 a.m. by the corporal' of the America! announces pay Of A spokesman for the Royal Aero Yhe plane’s actual time from the dietreea off the mouth of CEHOUSE&SON tM CORK Th€ Mw.njwxcout chance- IfElsenhower '

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MANCHEOTEB EVENING HERALD, MANCHEgTEJU OOWll. WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 28, 19SB MANtmSTEB KVEMisu HERALD. MAKCHBSTER. OONM. -WEDNESDAY. DECEMBER 28. 1966 PAGE TBREB

McGuire won a place on the i)*w Skating CondUtiens Claimi Atlantic Record ^Copter Saves MATS, t PJff. Roekville-Vernon Democratic Tovm Ckiramittee. ^T meras Red^ Hecklers, NOW q EVES. OONT. Smith.' Elected Rafflea Bill Handed Setback McGuire Says MpGutre, who aerved two terms Skating hours today and to Thra n l L ^ T A T E O FROM In Cungreatyaa Third District Rep ! BVUK. dASES, night at C a A r Springs and FourSeabees resentative, indicated he win. con , rAKTS Mendez Tangle CSiarter Oakârk are as fol- British Jet Hops Ocean Retiring Qouncil Convenes; Bank Director -By 921 to 727 Vote Heye He’s Still Tied tinue tq-Serve as a legisfkllve con- lows the Park Department re- 'aultaqtin the-office of Charles P. ^ ported: In Byrd Croup To Democrats a'(Waahlhgton.lawyer. He trilt^ Inif Stem At Paris Rally 1:S0 to 5 p.m. and *:80 to Ihuuguration Monday Night Fills Unexpit^ Term A plurality of 194 locgl voterauper cent of the electorate. Fifty-' also )iaa kn lhaurance and teal ‘ - 10 p.m .' In 6 Hours, 8 Minutes turnad down a -law yeaterday eeven per cent of those voting estate Agency here,. Also, weather permitting, Aboard U8S Glacier in McMurdo Created by , Death o f voted against the election and 43 Wallingford, Dec. 28 ()P)—Jota Pari*, nJc. 28 (*> ~ Formaf Bound. Dec. 26-.(Delayed) jfln—- which yi’ould have permitted lim PreinUr Plerr# Mendea-BYance ekating will ba permitted at Rockville, Dec! 28 -^(Special) 'îeetUng causes were imncci’ and William Th o i per cent voted in favor. ' A. McGuire, former DcntociaUc 0 E N B IA L both areas tombirow morning, ra g e Oaa) Four Beabeea were rescueo.by Iwli- The final busineat aesaion -of th* ce'irabral hemorrhages.'; Ona death' ited raffle* and baaaare in town. ESstImated coat of the election tangled with Comrhunlat hccktera. Youth Arrested copter tonight from ah antarctic The vote was 921 votes against stale chairman and U.lM^rep- Dfôratc Armory from 10 to 12 noon. year'for the preaent (htv Council was' attributed to accldentai »’ Robert H. Smith of IjY Siart- la'31,700, o f aitghtly more than a last night In'hla flît major cam was figured to the time of crossing ice ahelf on which they had Inid* X>(dnfl4|^ wUl. be held this evening at 7 drowning and two to-’ automobile faffle* to 727 in faS-or. dollar for each voter. rasenlatlve who boHed Ma party PINE nURUOY TV SERVICE Total attendance yesterday died for 28 hours. They were found tord Rd. was elected by the Ma •MCRNTEkSTRCn paign ape'ech here. He ahouted and lest niglit at Center the ateport baam. For Discharging ilMMN* o'clock.-< The -inauguration cete- accidenta ., The "no" vote wa* the higher in during' last year's Connecticut For Two Dances them down to reject their de- Tha Comet m , forerunner ef ia a tent improvised from a para monie* for hew members (ncluding .'Coming Bventa cheater Trust Co. boejdôf dlcec- el(;Ctlon campaign, MtyM he la now Tci.MlO-9814. Dm M tC A Otn Springe was 1,850. chute. V 'iUI four dietricts. The tally in dii- k S h # Z iD3 n * P*rta manda for. .* "popular- front” Center Springa Annex is Britain's neweat bid to take .the mayDr-etec,t Herman G. Qlaon will The regular meeting of the tora yesterday to’ fill thennexpired and will continue to be a democrat. alliance after the Jan. 2 election ^ - Fireworks Here None of the men suffered any ill )>e hkid M(>nday evening. . Amerit'an Legion Auxiliary wjll )>c ti^ t* l waa 210 to 170; diMrict 3 Sw.iniiiiiiig Course "l wlir always.'have an interest Campbell Council," No. ,173, TEL. *U M M * closed to public skating but la lead In' Commccclal jet aviation, terih on Uie boaril of WtiUam J. Knight* of Columbus, and (he -f!- of a new National Aaaemblg. open to hockey. Robertson" effects but on* of them related, “If 1.^ Retiring officiale- include Mayor held this evening at 8 o’clock Ih th* Thornton, who died in March. wa*;W2 to-160; Dlstrtbt 3 waa 197 in'politics," said McGuire in an in^ Mendea-France. lender.^ * left will haver fly ihe world’s air it wasn't for that parachute break tervlew before bowing out of oflie'e CYO group* of S t janVea’ and St Park is closed. A premature New Year's cele Frederick Berger who ia complet GAll roqma. Reports will be given ' T h o r n t o n’s term runs until to 11^ District 4 waa 313 to 239. To Begin at Rec ist "Republican Front” ofRadicala routea with a paylokd. ing the wind we would hkve died.” ing 10 years of service to the on the (Jhtlstmes work and.plans The total number voting Was a* WalllAg^rd borough warden tm Bridget's Clturches -have Worked Januaiy, when th* entire board t(êth*r in . decorating the state and SocitlisU had invited all It ia a proving model for tba bration by Roberi E. CHark, 18t of Tractor FaU* la' Orevaaae city,. el|^t year* of which he made for the unit’* annual visit to comes up for reeiection 'At the an 1,665, wiUch ia 661 more than Saturday.: political leaders opposing him to Hartford, backfired yesterday and The - men were stranded when aerved as mayor and two aa d the Veterans Hospital at Rocky those voting at the Dec. 13 elec All Manchastef youiigatera and Defeated hy GOP Choloe Atmolry ;'(in _ (irej^ratlon - . , . , for the S e. J i de Havllland Aircraft Ck>mpany't nual stockholders meeting. Bnawi5an..' Dance topight, apon debate the Issues. Only Cortl- said, would only result in the mas- bigger and more luxurious Cqmst resulted in- (Jlark'a arrest by Pa their tractor-treaded “weater fell member *f .the'' Council; .Mrs. Hill on Tuesday. Smit6, a native 'of Manchester, Uon when the town approved the udulta vho want^to learnto swim McGuire wa* defeated for relec- » • munist Party Boss Jacques Ducloe aacr* of the minion Frenchmen tion hy RepublicKft jolm Butt. • IV, which the BOAC hopes to have trolmen Emeat Noske. Rto a crevasse thaj had been hRl- Catherine Dt Moran, who has Ebrpee Women’s Relief Corps la ha* been easoclated with' the Rob purchase of Globe Hollow and the will have a chance atiu-ting Jan. 9. showed up, backed by a Red cheer living there. ' served aa Mix yettB mm city- clerk; .. H* countered• . )iimor* that N«W ’Ye«r#. BVD Dance, sponiored in aervlce In IBSS. icn by a layer of snow. They were completing plans for the dbserv ert J. Smith,. Ihc., insurance bual- construction of\improvements to . That'* when the Recreatt^ De natmKAII r*PAinrl1 Qiee^ SUin-pyi ing section conspicuous among the Instep Ucndae-France advo Nor will BOAC usa the Comet IV Police >. said it happened this picked up by a helicopter from the end Abner Brooke/ one term aa ahee. of it* 70th anniversary. Jt will the sewage dlspbaal plant at a plena to aWitch his pa'viy a/fllln'' by Chtppbiliil (Council. 8.000 excited Parisians on hand to cated etbetiong after six months on Uie North Atlantic croatlng, be- way: , , icebreaker Glacier, lead ahip of the city treasurer. be held on Jan. 14 at 5 p.m. with a total coat- of 33,25<1000. The Dec. partment course in swimming will Uon by Baking; TThla^Âr, the Acene 1* aif old hear and heckle, In the North African terrltor>’, cauae its paylqad dietdnes does not Patrolman Noske wee sitting in American Antarctic expedition. . 'ibe aldermen who are complet supper being seHred by the ladles 13 .vote ..waa th* l^ e a t in th* ■tsu't at the least'Side Recreation "I "certainly, ’'woitid'njt '.fight N.^. ’ JBnglAnd setting, amon, his cruiser in the Center Springe .cThouaanda Mill Outaidr with the Interim "used to create a give the minimum :aafety margin ing their terms include Harry F. of the Methodist (Thurch In Wes- i town:* history. Building. The tess'ons will be gjveh At*y_ o,n' ' the Denjocratlc. "Tt .While' btrehe*,' with .the danc« perking,lot when a car. in which After traveling IS miles In good F O T g l t e n d Thousands of "others milling new psychological climate, to perfor the long flight. Instead it will Ertel, E. ^Fenton Bilrke. who will leyan Hall. Thcjle In chaise ask 17 -Votea Invalidated Ctom'mRtee 'or to-remain A ‘floor aet' ciff Irir a,, split x»ll feiwje afound outside meda several at (Jlark waa a pasaneger drove in weather, th* Seabcea had suddenly tha i by Pauline Emonda and John tared Democrat, wptild f?V ' with,'dedpy. posts topped by hand ■uade the Algerian peOpia that a operata on Far Eastern and South driven into a "whlteout”—a trick succeed Mrs. Moran as clerk on that reservations be made at once. Qf the 1,665 voting Wterday, Given On C.O 0. Deliveries tempts tovbreak into.the crowded peaceful solution is poulble and Amarican routea, with big turbo and Clark threw a hrecrackar ou& PLUS THIS SPLENDID Jan, 2, Emil Geaaay, (jharlea E. Mre- Mary Bachiochl will 'be in-.^ (Uordan,, McGidre aucbeeatolly fasieted ef.-' YobiM.^letpps.' , / , of tha car window. of light refraction that blots out’ 17 invalidated . their votes, ap-ap RegOtration forth* course Is tfaftc* “ to ■ th* AArmory ia meeting h&ll and smashed on* of that wa can Seek it together." prop planea flying the North AUan- Gagne and 'William E. :W*ber, all stalled ae president of the Italian^ parently by pushing up the lever fort*. to,. riUnova ' 'him .'.from tlW its big g^sa doors. Uc. Apparently Clerk and tha other th* horizon in a white blur, Visi ' CpsATTRACTION!! underway now at'the. Bast Side Wallinkford DemMi'jatlc ’ 't.'o w-h! through ah dld-faahlonedled/covered Hite Meades *n Algeria bility was further reduced by -Pemocrata Ladies on Sunday afternoon at- which they had juat pilqhed Rec. ThiTref la a slight registration fot MendesrFrance, thrown out of Pnclos...,'in. reply charged the The round-the-world, flight was paasengerr-did not see Noske or \Although the clly’a Police De 2:30. The ceremonies will take Ctommtttae aftdr lie made a tPs- bridge.'.beautifully conatTiatructed by the premiership on a vote-of con the cruiser. They continued wind-laehed snow. down.,' \ fee, and Jim .-Hardir, "rebceatioil vision appeiilr*nca'ttfi| .InVthe J954 'mifihberii of the joint Cbmmitteea. cbmmitteea'. fighting^ In 4.1gerla had started the first big public teating of tha WliUAM __JENNIFa partment ha* been without a po place at the Italian Social dluh on There were fewer voting .in fa-', fidence last February, la trying to Britleh jAtilner since earlier ver- further into the lot and psu-ked. "We slowed down and were just nce sergeant since November of director, said the course is limited election c&ntpaigp. (ifglag the: pd" during MendM-France'a premier feeling our way," sa(d Chief War Snipalc St.'Other officer* to be In vor of (he law than the number the oppoait*J»'4nd of the Bta|t* a major 'foUtical comeback sione were taken out of servloe in Noske walked after them and H O L D E N • J O N E S 1954, Vhen there wa* a aeries of stalled .include Mrs. ~ Emma to those over 53 inches tall. . era : to s u p ^ l Repdbliddn Gov, the brick will ih- covered ship. He declared:-"Three.month! rant Officer lector Ifoung, 39, .of who signed s,^petltion calHng for \ The weekly twimn.lng (chedule in the general elections. His bitter after the and of the war in Indo- April 1*54, after twin dlaeatcra in juat aa be came alongside their resl|matlona; with the exception Mathewaon, vice' prealdent; Mrs. JoKh Lodge. ... By alk. decoratedofal with fir*,-' RANGE & FUEL OIL rival 'in his own Radical (mod car Clark threw out another fire Wlckford, R. I. the election. town clerk- noted that will be followed ia: chins, you started the waf in Ai- the mediterrenean. of imout Ksmonth during the past Ann Neuman, treasurer; Mre. Kate there were 1,045 valid signatures Mc(3ulra. al;cuaed :)ho aupceelfut Aid a birch railing extend- will tiM cinptitili iitioitifi ^ erate) party. Prem ier Edgar Comet Yoke- Peter crashed off cracker. Then Clark aaw the pa- Seconds -later the three-ton summer when George H. Trapp ndc.y—6 t o ' 7 p.m.. boy* IXimafraUt; candl'date. .- Abraham garia." , Weasel crashed into breaking jce- S^heuy, secretary: Mrs.',v Daisy on the petition when he certified ing th* fu) of'the Armofy. Faure, called for the balloting five the Island .of Elba in January trolman. Aaked If ha had any more was appolntkdxand resigned after Rolmes, publicity: Mrs. Rose Neu plunjw; 7 to 8. m4n's ]Sunj;e; 8:39 Riblcdri,;>an(4 ; DerncicriPt)'. Btate •TPYancl* :halrman_of When Duelos asked why Ifendes- topped by a layer of snow. it. 'to 9:36, women'* plunge. months ahead'of Che constitutional Franee had hot gone to Algeria 1S54, killing 85 peraona. The sec firecrackers. Clerk said that he a ahoiT term- cT^âervio*, it 1* not man, cliairman sick committee, ' ’Âirman A ^ M.. B 3 ^ , of (li- the K, of YeAr'a/Bve KilcheoAf(Ji schedule over the opposition of ond plane crashed off Neplca three did and that he waa saving', them The vehicle fell four feet end re expected that an appointment Will The pelltion waa backed by a Tuesdu*—6-,to 7 p.m,, gms-be- . itihg Jrscla'I . And; religtouS’-iMliiw The BOUND OIL CO. to Investigate .the aituatlon, the Damon Lodge, I^nigbta of Pyth group of civic and fraternal or Dance, '.Aild,:' hie committed an- M*Me Awmaasm* < the ex-Premier and several other months later with the loss of- 21 for New Year’s Eve. ' mained wedged at an angle ^ be be made by the Pf^Mwnt Admin ias will meet tonight at 8 o’clock glnnera; F to 8, girls Inter'mediatie; into -the KAiiipaliKn, ' r nounce thgt reaeryationi are aUil ex-Prsmicr shook hie finger at the tween the ice edges. Water seme ganization'*. Leaders of the raffles' 8 to V, girls teenagb awlm. --rY''’ V A.tvdlMri.et ':CBUc'iui«a:;liiat .week. . No ihofe dishwashing "bluts'’ (viih ^ potent political leaders. (Jommunlat boss and declared: lives. Charged with discharging fire istration. \ , at the VFW Home on HUm St, ayetlAUefor th* dance. Red hecklera shouting "popular A government inquiry ruled the works, a ark poated 825 bond for up through th* floor boards. . . Cushman In CbqPt, move have declined to list the sup Wedneads9,^8 to 7 p.m., girls Q KiicktitAiA, Jusrkiid'th* cenvtn- j "I was about to go to Algeria ' Tony H. Popol porting clubk The law met witiv front" and "unity” interrupted first plane crashed after its prea- a court .appearance Jan. 6. "We got out in one hell of ’ a A session of Federal -Qourt in beginners; 7 to 8, girls S(tyanee; ' icfli racks that slid* smoothly out ' when a question was raised in hurry," said Young. . ; Tony Hariy Popol, 71, of Mile stiff opposition from church 8 to 9. women's clius. - ,. y from Ihc front,opehiiig door • ^ Mendes-France for as much as 10 aure cabin failed through metal Hartford yesterday Imposedka aui- Hill Rd., died yesterday at ' the minutes at a time. But he pulled Parliament about our North Afri fatigue and aald the second With him were Cmdr. Herbert groups. Thursday—6 tdv7 p.m*, boy* he* ^ cloic and laich the doer. . . preis ' can policy and the government was C i m h e m a 5 c :o p > £ * - pended sentence and two yeitro of Rockville City Hospital following optn his tie and collar and shouted dtsaater wee probably from the Whitney of Arlington, Maas., who probation on.WUlla A. Cuahmqn, Surprised .dt Onteome ginnerc; 7 to 8, ^ys-advance; 8 AN CE /I y ihc'teiich . . . forget it! Dishes art' < into' the loudspeaker system that voted out—with, your help. You same ceute. Yvonne Denies Rift ia Scabecs Commanding officer on a short illness. He was born |n \ A number of ratfl* Supporters to 9, junior, lift MMvtka 83. of West Rd. \ Russia Aug. 9, 1884 and came to' ' washed and dried tgarkiing dean < he and the Socialists allied with must Share the responsibility ôr Since then, the Comets have the expedition, and Surveyor Chief Chishman waa presented on a expressed eurpriee at the defeat of Friday—7 to £ V —-. the lose of hundreds of lives in George Moss and (instruction 'this country 45 years ago. He Robert H. Smith y ... ttMlIyl < . him wanted non* of the Reds or been greatly strengthened and With Papa Dionne charge of stealing money from the Qie law when they learoed the re- plunge;iinge; 8 to 9, womenYpiunge.''women'^plunge.' > Th* iww KUchtxAti Dishwesher < Algeria." Mechanic l.p. William. Burleson, w'Ihi employed as a farm laborer nulta ny^honlng The mraid after their program. subjected to rigorous testa mails. The former postal clerk in ness, which was founded by rhia Saturday—19' to. 11 avm., boy* > i* packed with fcaiuret you’ll lev*. '< A*'was particularly critical of pucloe also madt a alaabing at De Havllland ofiScials were still both of Davisville, R. I. the Rockville, office admitted tak for ipany years: He leaves no father, aince hia graduation from the polliitN CloBed yesterday. Hugh' begifinsr*giilnsrai 11 to 12,' b o ^ Ipter inter- tack on Mendet-France for bis Montreal, Dec. 28 (JP)—Yvonne Using the parachute, which knowiKrelatives. • Brautlgam,\head of the Manches mediate. > "Powered-waier” waih. . . 2 riiMA < ./ J the Red demand that the French working out the list of records ing between 3150 and 3200 con-, Harvard in 1933. > with freth, hot wai^K-.. circulAied < quit Algeria, tom by Nationalist part in the rearming, of West Geie claimed' for thtir. plane on its Dionne, one of Ithe four surviving they happened to have, and talned in letters for rellgl(ius dona- Funeral services'will be held to He la also .* trustee of the Ver- ter Ckiuncll hot-air drying . . . compkicly self- < violence. Such a wlthdraval,, he global jaunt. quintuplet*, denies that th* famous Oons. plenck Foundation, which was tion group, also seemed turpriaed swimming on Jan. :2i. F*b.^ 1'8,. ALL AS CAE[p$^ AND Blgh on the Hat is the 24 hours provised a tent stretched back Judge Joseph J. Smith said the Funeral Home. ■ established to make loans to local that the turnouKagainst the law March 17-and April 14. . > cicaning and lanitary. ji’t "fretit- < 53 minutes flying tims from Lon sistcra ar* "drifting” away from from the weasel. sentence was based on the condi The Rev. Allison R. Heaps, in high school graduates needing was as high aaJt wl CHRIS S NOTE F^FIRS opening" SA. Home League don to Sydney. F^tsat lag was the their famity. Radio Fails to Work tion that CJushman will pay back terim p.astor.pf th* Union ciongre- funds to Gomplete - their college "That’* gratlfylngX BrauUgam 2,710-mUa hop between ^ I r o and Oliva Dionne, the Quints’ father, Their radio refused to .work the money he stole. . ' _ gational Church will officiate. Bui> education. aaid when informed of. the out I Bombay, covered at an average said yesterday none of the four Wind* blew in gusts up to 70 miles Plan Banquet iai will be in the Ellington .Center Smith is now a. member of the come. "We are most ih’atified.” Plans Yule Parly 523 miles per hour. girls- visited the family at their an hour. A t the joint metilng of the Re Cemetery, There will be no cell Board of Education, having been Brautigam viewed the result* of The Comet met only one mishap Callaitder, Ont, home or even Sent "We sweated out the storm afl publican city and town commll- ing hours. - appointed in February to fill an yesterday's election and the dMeat during ita 28-da/' trials. At night," aaid Young. "Wei knew, Ludwig P, Frans of Sunday sale last September-*8 A Christmas party for the Sal cards at ChristMaa. It waa the first teea held last evening, plana were iViexplred term that runs until S' Montreal laat Thuraday, a lira nothing could fly in this weather indicationa that M ahchêr ia RICE Christmas t)ie girls have apent started for'a victory dinner-to Ludwig Peter Franz, 81, of. 119 1959. He had served on the Board vation Acmy Women’s Home warning flashed on to the control to reach us. We had no sleeping "solid town which hai'a sound idea away from home since they were celebrate the, recent town and city OrchaM St., died yesterday at the before' entering the Navy in 1944, ,ÂLK League in the Citadel Friday at 6 pwel shortly after takCMiff and bom. bags. It was so cold we had to elections. The dinner will be held He joined the Navy as an ensign of what It wants.' keep moving around. If it wasn’t Rockville City Hospital. He WMf. 8ATU|» p.m , will climax a busy achedule Capt. Cunningham, Ut* pilot, re "W* (were not eurpriaed when on Jan. 21 at the PAC Clûb. born Jan. 22, 1874 in Wurzburg, and-was discharged in 1946 a* Six voting machlhea ~welre usikI turned to the alr^ rt to. find for that parachute breaking the in' each of the town's four polling \, of activities during the, Oiriatmaa they did not come home;" he said Naihed to complete plans for Germany, son of the‘ late George lieutenant. ■ . defectiva axhauat ptpa on one "We have realised . for eonije wind we would have died."' / The new Trust Co. -director ia places because a new State lAw eeaeoh. Despite extremA Cold the event were Frederick W. ilc- and ^ n * Fries Frank jle^^came > SMal m ,tl, lUaHMMd. (| angina. months that they have been drift Once, when the wind dropped, ' Koke. Heilry F. Butler, Joseph P. married to the former, Mias Janet requires that one machine be pro weather, the .band was able to they made a fire of gasoline to Ihl* ciSiintry^ years agei and QUAUn MARKET ing away ^ m ua. lii fact, lately MeManus, Edmund F. Dwyer, Mrs. had lived in. this vicinity for the Simon, arid they have five chil vided for each 90G voters. In dis A m m w Q o take their music to a ftw sections they have been treating thelf soaked raga, hoping the black dren. trict 1, the average numper of.vot .smoke might attract someone in John H. Peters. Mrs. Harry H. past 3l)~years. . He was employed DO YOU HAVi A USE FOR of town as the Chrtstmes War Most GOP Leaders brothers and slater* elmost with Liugg, Mrs. EdWln Maguire. Miga in the local textll^. mills, retiring ing per machine was slightly ihore CORNit PARKIR oM EAST CENTRR STREETS Crya wAra distributed. The bands, contempt." * the air or back at camp. It didn't. RULED CAUSE OF DEATH than 63; in district 2 it was allght- mom dfoneB \ fon ANY 'The weather cleared complete Ann Miffltt, Mrs. J,f)hn Ford and six years ago. men also played carols at-Man Yvonne, a student nurse with her John GUI. . , Ne.w, Haven, Dec. 28 (A’ll—*■ ly more, than 60; In district 3 It See Ike in ’56 Bid sister Cecils at a Montreal hos' ly In the morning, however, and He leaves a daughter, Mrs. or AU of .THESE REASONS TE L Ml ^ ^ 7 .cheater Memorial Hospital on Sun. Banquet Tonight - Thomaa. Gamer of Rockville; one coroner charged in a,finding' yes was 60: in district 4 It was 03.- day evening; and Idle Sunda; pital, tearfully denied any rift. She the missing Scabies werb, located terday that Louis Cphforte, of New Quiet OampalgH fa BUY ASYT-HISG MW MWN by evening. The WSC!S of the Methodist graniidaughter and two neiêws. for Nio Komo, Mmi or coron, night a group of choristers, willth sobbed: -Church will hold a mother-daugh Haven, a coat- truck., driver, waa The election, which was preced tU.Moho llvIpilE mort aon- OPEN THURSDAY and FRIDAY TIU 1:30 P.M. nuulc accompaniment, sang for (OsntiMHa bMii Pnge dne) . "Don't têv* It, it's not true. Tha^funeral will be held tomor vdioloAle lulooiMiofa comloi#ltol« Pickup visited the . conveleeceht mittaa, said: “Aa-much ai l would telephone, their parents because men invasion of England. terim pastor of the Union ciongre- lor ORiMrisM. .3 . 44SHA^FORDlROAn "We were on duty. It’s not easy Mrs. Lillian Tourtellot directings gational Church will officiate. Bqr- Ipmea where they distributed Sun like to see him run, ^ don't think Uhaaael I, Naw Havea, Coaa. ):M (t-lt) DiaNEYLANJD this job.” . . • New Arrivals ial .will be in Grove Hill Cemetery. shine Bags to each patient. These Elsenhower 'vvlll run again.” H* Uhaaael 1* BaTtfard. Caaa. —"Maa aak Ike Moon” Sons were born yesterday at TEL.m9-4S97 •y popddr demand w t ^ 9o|n9 to bags, each containing' an .aasort- Anothei; 'ttf the 31-year-old ala Chaaaal It PIHsOeM, Maaa. (l*> PATTI PAGP. Friends may call at the 'funeral amtm. W» mw Awm lur «w. / CONtOUDATi ewm ini* I Im a meni of cookies, capdy,' cough picks Nixon , aa th* nsost Ukefy l*re, Marie, left a Quebec convent Chaaael. XI SprlaatleM, M an. splta) bags In ail. \ slud/ing ai-t at Nlcolet, Que OBKAT $iH i 8) MICKEY MOUSE CLUB through The Manchester Evening •M t Am w, yuwr Cm, TV h i, *' well’ sums up the sentiment: [OLIDAY today include Caroline Rth~w'al.t. HmihMA Aaallwwei, Furnl- Chrlst,ihaa Eve, the- audHorlum joined, Marie in November after Joaa ('oUlu a«M. Mlirkain <18) LATK MATINEE r GLASS „ . Herald. Rockrille Bureau, located edriy and enroM dl*oppeinlmelit. W e al "Who knows? Right-now’ 1 don’t Fatlrr Graacfr Jaa anîa* —••Terror Ntroet” RFD 3; Jamea Palozic,, Broad Ivn, 5ur Caul unA •Khi IniMIt, was filled to capacity for the Sun think even th* President.does." landilieie closed the school. "OIri (■ Ibf fire (If) MATINEE THKATEB * Auto Sofnty Gloss - • > MarkM Sf„ telephone Roidi- mynl aurdHHi. . . !• sl>a yau , ' V day School Christmas pa^ty ^ c r e Yvonne said ‘IMarie and Annette V»lv»t airlas" •MAN WI-fH BAR SD WESTERN THCA- * Gloss (or Funiituro 5larrlages DMrea*e A(M we riw ■meiMl y *« aaaat for your New Yeor's celebration. which Santa Claus paid- them he, like a baseball manager, often n a r i .. i p.m Hprclal CkIMrea'ti. I TER Ten less marriages were record MiAiw • WrM M Vlih M (Mey. talks more-to.bolstsr the morale of working.” . Shaw! Haa., Wall Plaaay'a, visit with gifts for all boys and "Atricaa Uaa'"*^ HOWDY DOODY win\ Elliot during l955 than .dur INVISIBLE HALF Three Complete dinners were tion. . » .r*porter check [^20 MO. 777 MAIN STREET \ > M A N C H IS tiR names were lubmitted to the local the President’s health. Privately 8AU NEW YEAR’S (18) MAGIC VAULT T:iS (Xt-S*) NliwS CARAVAN one a day. 29. Jiily wee-next with Gates, olle^f 11, Communist lead N E O Lm : HOLES ing a report'the;,twb were living in (SS). WEATHER (It) 8POBTO BEVIEW Koeum^s and \All Its Employes Corps. he confided that he now doesn't 20. while October produced 18. ers ' Jailefrln T951 on Smith Act RAW CORD SOLES * . « ‘ .5 ;S t alia Z n a plush apartmeilt il\ West Mont NEWS AT SIK ( l:ie (IS.S3I ARTHL’R GODKRP.V GREEN LEATHER, , sea 1 M.17 M.S5 lt.lS OFEN DAILY 9:i0 fo S:30— THURfPAY, 9:30 to 9:00 : At the party this Friday, the think Elsenhower will run, end if (SS) COWBOY CORRAL ^ CXI HOLLYWOOD PRESENTS Only one has beep recorded thus charges5^,lll resume his post next real was prevented flom entering WATERPROOF SOLRS SKATES SHARPENED see 1 4M I 5«A« ■ 5t.*t Home Leaguers will ehjoy>«s baked that la true, he said, he doeanY aee EVE PARTY iSS) IlfWGRT THEATEir (M) DIRECTOR’S PLAYHOt'SE Tuesdav as editor in chief of the rhaao nludaiti ol ropt^nisiiiiachtfke oN rhsfKWt. —"Tfce THaaIr larldm l" ‘ far for December. FLEXIBLE SOLES Wish You A Happy Year ham supper followed by a aur- how the GOP can win unless War \yheii the door was/ejammed in Deaths Decrease Daily Worker, Communist party lee Oreei^rB Attached: Tiny me Uflod no prtHnpi meOAt7 pOYMPMl*. ren can be tMted into leaving the his face. ,. / , t:U ( t-ll) STAB PARADE 49 priae program of music and aong MAJOR —Beheel Beachlry'a '‘Tkat Th* number of deathS'“tn Rock organ. i and an exchange of gifts. Supreme Court to make the race. The Ijfth quint. Emtlle, dêd In Interior Ferllaa” ville and Vernon the past year Gates, accused of teaching and- TIUWtfdMI * WtlU • *r VISIT August il954,' at St. Agatln^ Que., (1*) THEVRE VOCB STHIMILS Tile fluctuations on the d O P ecame 21 last May hi- conditional release, preventing' ÔPlrOSITE ITRST NATTONAL p a r k i n g LOT Opea.Mox,, Tuc*., Wed„ Frl» 9iM DISCOUNTS (53) HALF HOUR PIIJU . w'!tH 16. ■ . \ . ' to 8:80 and TfiiiieiUys f iS6 to 8. C p T THOSE Elsenhower’s heart attack, Wyatt 28. Their father and mother live (SSI BADGE N in te -----^ ' Following the usual, pattero, him from resumlng-hls Job, expired OPEN ALL PAY 5IONDAY was esked what he’d do if jElsen- with three of their other 'children *:M (It. S.S3I BREAK THE RANK. deaths "v.'ere more numeroits (fu*? at midnight Monday. He no longer Open Setardaya.-Loam* made to (16531 I'VE GOT A SECKET^ reeldenta ef all Mearby towAW hower said no to a. second term- in a 350,OQO, 19-rooni house bull( Garry Moore ipg the winter m<)nths than Uje is under probatioitary supervision. Wyatt (with a wry grin): "I'd after the quints were bbm. lt;te ( t.».5S) BOXING sjimmrr. A breakdown shows Jan \ Gates was released after serving AFTER-CHRiSTMAS commit suicide." The father blamed “butstders' Andy ArrI ya. WIHIe Pep f t uary had IS: February. lO: March. three years and eight j months dt -Z- , Onêpt,;28, four days after the he would not identify for the ei- NORMAN’S - rd; ilthtwriaht (1655) T;V. HOl'R . 17: April, 14: m y . 12: June, 5; a 5»year term.' attaek. Wyatt said: "He has leged rift with his daughfera. '445 Hartfbord Road —’’Men of Ike Ledtr" Cam July, 8;,Auku^\7; September. 8: served' his, country so .long and Tel. 5U 9-4597 eron .nItrkelL October, -16; November. 17; and There are .four speclSa of an- bluIes? - weli-we would not want to jeo (It) VARIETY T hV t e R . —‘’PearU Brine Trnra" December. 9., throRoid apes without tails — the pardise hi* later years." (St) THIS IS, VOCR UFE *• Leading'the list ',of cause* of gorills, the chimpanzee, the orang . Now, three months later, here‘s tatfl.in.iii *31 C;tS ( ! » HGPAI.ONO CA8SIDT START THE *:I0 (M) 8PORTS DIGEST death wa* ' heart fAîlure. Other utan and the gibbon. Wyatt once more: C^C.1 MfW YCARS c v e • il l WEATHER'F o r e c a s t tKe wrofig ityl* or color? t i * i ( tl WORLD NEWS TODAY * Royal, \ Balloonfl^Favora , • (It) MOVIE Ml'SEl'M , e n ■y ( ! l ) NEWS 'GI Deserter Gels 7:M ( *) CAPTAIN OAIXANT * ReffllngtoM-lUiid-. • l-n .- \- ^ "Tt* utile Rojr Wke HARTFORD______- Pound Chrl.lmaa" , « Smlth-UoroiiK ■ Two-Year Term m ake y o u r (111 NEWS - Manchester Menioriat Co. LARRY DIXON --W.IKOO (If) CLCRHOCSE ^ 0pp. East Ceiiietery eOllvfHI: fF THE GIFT CAME FROM REGAL — (iJl WEATHXR-MCSIC f'eseruat/on (U> KAN TO HAN Frai^furf, Germehy, D*c. '38(^ t M P C R S O M . Harriton St.—511 9-4807 * Underwood HERE’S WHAT YOU CAH pO! —Ah' American Army private * Oiympla Reeded guilty today to .deserting ALL NEW ROCK N ROll lt:M (M), UBERACE l*:4t ( A) BIG PLAYBACK to Cfommunlit Epet'Germany with > Happy (IX) dVNOLE * HefiMes'' his German girl friend. Me was U ;tt (It-S*) NEWS (U Change It for the right size, style or ( S) DAMON Rl^YON t h e *- genttneed to two /eara at hard •• TER—■■The Gaad fLack Kid” TYREWRI’n^RM FltOM $69a50 (plus tnx) color. labo'r. Hew Year. (in PINAL KDITION ' , PER (55) NIGHTCAP PJHTKIX l", . . ' A seven-membar general - court $ arts'(tX) SPORTS ROIINDVP martial imposed the maximum COUPLE ANNE BRimN (St) WEATHER aentence on Kenneth D; Miller, 23, (55) PREVIEWS V Exchange it for something else you of Sen Francisco. / a :l* (It-tX) WEATHER . * VICTOR , - might like better. INCLUDES STUDIO MW) CONNECTICL'T REI'ORT The court only 1* 478 MAln S t —M l S-52SS U lU -(IIT .B IC SHOW I * REMINGTO.N-RAND minutes. . OONTENUOU8 BUFFET -("Denble PeollW' The sentence also includes a diS: (U ) HOVIB MITSEVM * s m i i H-c o r o n a ; honorable discharge - and Ibss of ThT c h e e r s 7:1* (It) RPDI.RTS RCUL.ETIN BOARD (St) U TTI.K SHOW UfleOur . - (HI) IIC8ISICAL------w e a t h e r m a n G e t a refund on the p u r c h a s e . ’ R’’. K RMITIIM ’ a;M ( ’i) LES PAUL « MART F o r d * BURROUGHS all pay and allowances. It is sub WALNUT STREET (U) WEATHBRCAST‘TH------— (XX-31) TONIGHT Mallow's ken Hio lorgost soloction Ijflyaway ject to review by higher authori 1:1& I6S-IB> dOHN O A tV —Newe •i-8tfye Allen UI.M) DOl'OLAS EDWARDS * OLiyKTTf Plan* ties. 11:38 ( 8) NITF.CAP THRATRK AND THE NEWS o q u ip m o R t su p p lio s Miller, attacl)ed' to the 4th In- RESTAURANT ,Tt) HIGHLIGHTS —V8ln» of Je»ebel“ • of offieo and in * ADDO-X fkntry Division in Frankfurt, 7 W ALN UT ST. * 1:M (M) CONNECTICL'T BEPORT U ;t t U»> LATE NEWS A WEATHER l!)l M) WEATHERVANE 1:H ( t ) NEWS FULL UNE OF OHOIGE LIQUORS, Monchostor. a (UNDERWOOD Chooite your winter coat now, during: the peak .of the neamn and save/ Our specially crossed Into East Germany April priced liroup includes all wools, fleeces, checks and yam dyes. All are hcaRtifully s(jrlcd 21, 1954,. with Irmegard BOrngard. TEL. Ml 9-8070 ------^ ^ ^ ^ ’r Thst’a Regel policy ■ NOW — and They ware nabbed by Russian Mia,;t MKiR,.(OCK h ROLL8ANP and tailored to self for .‘14.95. ^leCt yours today. - . - - throughout the yaar. Let us chase away troops after they got only ^ yards IMPORTEO sM OOMESTIC WINES, your "After Christmas Bluaa" on or be . HlÂDQUARTElis FOR: fore January 10 — please! Inside Communist controlled terri ADDING MACHI!VEH FROM $115 (plea, tax) tory. Later the Communists 1st 'SI CHEVROLET BEL AIR HARDTOP CORDIALS a*r BEERS For NEW YEAQ’S PAYROLL BOOKS-^DKSK CALENDARS him- work at an automobile plant SPSCIAL VALuk—100*/. WOOL in East Gi^many. - 'Two-tene paint, radio, heater, directional aigaals. -■*■ ) ■' ■ ■ - . ■ ■ BOOKKEEPING SUPPUES 1-. NFW Miller returned voluntarily last An Immaculate one-owner car. C 7R C NO ORDER TOO LARGE 5 r TOO SMALL TYPEW RITER iÛPPIJKK Hales — Hervio* — Repairs — Rentals on Typewriters and Adding Machines Sept. 3. Hy'guve hlmeelf up to TV SPECIAL ...... TO RECEIVE OURj PRO.MPT AITEN'TION C U.R A rm y authorities, who charged him with desertion.' -He EVE PARTY said he qqit the East hacause he ZIPSERCLU8 MORIARTY BROTHERS , FREE DELIVERY didn’t like conditions there. 85 BRAINARD PLACE v LINCOLN-MERCUBV DEALERS PpRMAL WEAR In a statement to the courts If il- 801-^15 CENTER {STREET—TRL. Ml 8-5185 , ^ ler said, ha fled to the E eif with SAT.. 9 P.M. to 3 A.M. A PORHWE Miss Bamberg lieceusa of “ unjust NORtH END PACKAGE STORE MEN'S SHOPS militaty treatment” In hi* Army Fer Membera and Their unit. Thta; he aald. Included disap Ouests 149 N, MAINSt. V V PHONE Ml 3-8910 nr MAIN ST. — WHOON proval by his commanding officer ••aERBCAN STYLE IdO D 'FOR EVERYTHING' of going with a derm an girl be- w ax, BE SElÊO’; caste* he waa alraafly marH**- . A^vortise in The Herald—*lt Paye

j. ■ I •A .1 • I MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. IIANCUESTER, CONN. WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER. 28/ 1956 ■ PAGE FIVE :tage room BIANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN, WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 28, 1955 J' r — :— r — ^ ' of Manchester HJgh School with Hat Boylej soii, M, Internationally fainqua Jap Housewives B o lto n thS'ClMa. 0( 1958. Policeman Fined .iin>Ro--nN WUTH—I4 lt Reds Free GI Fatal Accident ' ^M ga authority, author and lac- Fresh Air, Held Useless • *nie Board of Education will turer and renoRTnad aa a crusader' iLipkLBEVERAeES meet tonight 'at the achool In ita STAMPS • COINS W RN R-460 D aily R adio w T io —ttWli Upset by Lack On Litterbug Role Held for Oash _ Driver Had No for peace. Born in Romania. I ATLOWPI<)pB 8 HAethodist ^ u r c h W ill Hold regular monthly meeting. WHITMAN FOLDER WtXX)—U M '’EKStnra SUudard Tima -r WHAY—aia Things ,That Made Died Tuesday., Mrs. Paul Heinz Viata, Cagf.' —Roger SteSan, 63, Intoxicated Motorist Of Herring Roe Mrs. Paul (Lena Toth) Heinz of ,E1 Cajon. Calif., Dec, 28 UP)—A HOBBY SHOPPE III East Berlin RigLt to Drive retired New York City banker, for* liirthar Drag Dtbrit ! South'Coventry whq dled at Hart policeman was convicted yeeterday TM loUowat i>n«ran . Iteligious Eaucation Cqurse of Uttering the highway with car filer operations, director - at tha . HOURS S R.M. to It |r.M. By ALTON L. BLAKBSLBB Tokyo, Dec. 28 D — illlUont of ford Hoapttcl^. Saturday was a ftr* auapUiS Iqr'ttiii^nato mtnag*- wthJ^Vw iwi v»ur ui« Berlin, Dec. 28 ( ^ - A tl.8 . AJr. 1955 Memorable W giiinglbrd.' D ^ . 28 (iP)-iAl- White Hoiise and onetima owner of' ...AP S«6naen Reporter - aister of Ernest Toth of Howard bon paperaftom two speeding tick u « tf* aubjAct to ciuuii:#; Japanese housewifes are unhappy Rd., in this town. She .it survived ets he had written. Force sergeant from Brooklyn, bert Abair, drivc-r of the car ’ In a 'daily nAwspaper In DurgaM, N, Atlanta, Dec. ■ OP) ~Don't Bolton, Dee. 28 (Special)—Ûni-wwerld pea:a was' held during the t:ia - C. Died Tuesday. Tottand County about the distreaaing acarcity of by her husbsnd, 8lx sisters and The’ ccmtplainlng wltnesa Were, ontboot aouco. WIIAY- Nile Watch ' , which he'and three * 6thera. died count on a walk in flreah air to ted Methodist Church will bcglnua. spring. The "short term" courses, held for Jti— hours. by ' the Com N*w York (/f>—U«la tlfna ^5 from the Ocnevs charm. school .' London-^'Arthur E. (Jock.) H f- . sober up qulcktyÛ you over-im- hei’ring roe. as the Rev. Mr. Yeager defines three brothers. naturally, the two motorcycliets OsM^ WIIU—Truth or Uoiisrquences MoAday in'B grade crossing acci short teYm rallgioua aducation Milford E. Worthington COSMEtlGS ^ WHAY—Muslo MtrchuM ' WURC—Amps n Vndy—Music Kail munists in East Berlin after an take a backward look at 18SA and then forgot their leaaons -and went ibi, '60, general aecretary of Brit bibe on New Yeijr'g eve, ^ Herring roa<(egga) haa been them, makes It jtoaslblL Who got the tickets. W^\>*-R«Gurt Bam* WOni-Mfbt M usic ____ flgura what kind of a year It haa dent, had no -operator's license, Superior Court cource for adulta on Jan. O.t A ■ Milford E. Worthington who " Fined $25 with $10 of It sus w B ln—IUoutM UaUnaa automobile accident, wae bock Ifl right on back to acting like Rut- Wallingford police reported after tain’s biggest trade union, the For gettipg more oaygeu doesn't served here for ages on New people to participate, eapeclally been. ‘ Transport and 'Oenera}^ Workers queationnalra cOmplated . by par thoea who woul-wob-fcel able to died at his East Hartford home pended was officer R. B. Preaslng. *’\fHAaCNIIa Watch v West Berlin today. It’,was, abtê all, a year of ■lane again. '- making a check yesterday with EMERGENCY help you bum up excess alcohol -Year’s Day. The popular yia\ne for yesterday was the son of Mra. wi»(>-Jsrkoib)r ■ WTIC—Trulh or Cuosequencra . It- was a year , when man finally Union, which has 1,800,000 mem faster, a. scientist said today: A ishioners early In the fall shoa-ed commit themselves to a' long pro He had Ucketed L. H. Harris. 20. WGTU—WMWork* WGRCvv.Afiii.a 'u Andy—WusK Hall V.S. Army ofllclali said the ac prosperity for everybody and the M otor' Vehicles. D epartm ent Rockville. Dec. 28 - (Special).— 11 IS "Kasuaoko," meaning "many Emily 'Worthington of-Cpok Dr. of San Dlago, gnd Lsslie Moore, 23, Wi;TH—Nl»ht Mueic cident which the Reds blsmed on localised hla major wars down to Abair owned the car, however, bers. Died Tuesdsy. .v OILMIRNEM few lunffula of freeh air. won't Among the 97 cases scheduled for a preference for tha Study of a gram of atudy. itiulo Marcbaat l«:*a- everything — from the common children.’; ZBA Heitrtng ^ Ext. and brother of Charles H. of El (Tajon for speeding. wccv;—Racurd Revue the sergeant's "dninkenness" [rfan to. the common- cold. t . riota, rebelllohs and revotutiona, and- police lay the position of tha Londonderry, Northern Ireland make you a'safer driver. the Winter term of Tolland booK of the Bible. Mark, one of Worthington of the same, address. W.HAY-NIte Watch but mother nature ran wild with jprof. Gaoffrey Terence - Roland S E K V IC e ^ Thla,la going to be a new year The lionlng Board of Appeals Th'ey eald they left the scene and iriafJB—R'leooaat Maunaa vrnc—XcUea and MolUa , actually was due to poor visibility The nation earned itg highest bodl^-after' a New ' Haven rail Ponder Alcohol Poisoning County Superior C ^ rt. 42 are without Kazunoko for moat homes, the four Qospelt, has been'-qhoaen returned, found the carbons and Wl'lC-RtelU." 1 lAUlalAUias WDRC—New« Maher and slippery roads. Soviet authori Income In history, and loan offices floods, hurricanes, droughta and road train'ctaished into It ahowed Hill, 60, who was credited with in The lip coipes from Dn Theo listed to be heard by a 12-man for the course of seven conaemive will hold its public hearing on the Manchester Evening Herald WDRO-Cia Kolby / WUTH-E J>. Horgaa tornadoes. > . venting the World’s first tailless because Japan's herring catch this request of Mrs. E. S. Sllversteln'bn decided to make a citlaen'a arrest' WSTU—wuwotka / itiia - ties turned him over to American did a land office business. Times that Abaiy-waa. at Lie v.'heel.. c a l l : dore Kippanyi, professor of phar Jury, while, 21 are athûled for 0- year hit an all-time low. nieetlnga on Monday eventilgi Bolton correepomtelt, Mrs. Joseph charging Uttering. 'Pressing WHXY—Nile Watch oltlf.'lalir la s t' night at Karlsborst. It was a year in which Notre The oth^ victims were AbalFs airplane in 1926. Died Tuesday. macology at the Georgetown Unl- man Jury triaia. Thirty-four of from 7:30 to 9:30. It-will be a com-' Thursday. Jan. 19 and not tomor- D'ltalln, telephohf Mitchell “ ^ H ay —Bauy Kimball were so good that inmates of an It’s like American Thanksgiving pleaded innocent but the carbpna WTIC—News East Bierltn suburb where the Rus Alabama prison printing shop Dame lost two football garnet, and wWa; and •^•ur’^y.ear-dld son. and Des Moinea-tMrs. Annie W inter W IL U A M S ^ vereity medical achool, Washing the cases will be heard by the binatlon lecture and dtscuaalon Yq«' night aX , yesterday's news 3-5540. WUC^Rccord Rvu* WDRC—Romance Moods the New York Yankees lost a without turkey. atwy might havt led some to-be were submitted tn evidence. MunlCr WKItB—Request Mailoai WGTH—rtghu sians have headquarters. even began making their .own Robert Fbikl, a friend of Abair. Allen, BO; of Nashville. Tenn., na-. ton, D. C ., Dr. Koppanyi dlecuaa- court. : ' Maybe worse; Kazunoko ign't a program with the empHaaii on the — see ^W D lf;la- The Army said thla la what world geiiet. tlonally known educator and ° OIL SERVICE , Judge John H. King will preside latter. . ' lieve. REST REMAIN Ipal Judge Fenton Garfield foUhd Kol^ jnbney. ■ " The^ traUr deadheadbc paa- ed alcoholic poisoning in a paper fancy food like caviar, but -you’re the officer guilty. NOW! WHAY—Mia Waicb happened: < The price of pork fell, and every Hera are a few nominations for ■engar .ptfachas to H a r tr m wai wrltqr, whose late huibandr-Joseph, prepared for the 'American Aaab- over the session Avhich opens Jan. The Rev. J. Richard Yeager, who The hakrlng hsdjorlglnally been _ EWOW W^JC—Keys to the Capitol IBM: supposed - to serve it Soaked ' In H arris and Moore already had WURk'—Romanes MoOoa M. Sgt. Mike Kllman, 46. of roup ale higher nn the hog ex- trav-cHrlg- to miles an hour, Ita en was h professor'of mathematics at MI-9-4548 ^ clatlon for the Advancement of 3. Aaaignments .will be made by fresh water with a little soy sauce. win conduct thj courre, said he scheduled' (or tomorrow but was Only cabinet - position in the .T»uauy KUnbAU ' WGTH—righla Brooklyn, N. Y„ itOtloned at Orly f Year's Biggest Siirprlaef City C^lege of New' York for 40 the court for Jury cases on Jain. 0. postponed y&aterday to the >ater U.S. federal administration that paid fines of $11 each for speeding. " ~Kord Ba»ia» ept the farmers who rglaed Iht gineer when It amatihed into Scieiice. What Kazunoko there la fetches had chosen the hooH..4t.Mark for TV SERVICE U:*t- AIrfleld In Parla, paid a Chrlal- Biggest surprise of the year AbalFa car where Pent Highway, years. Bom In Winchester, MMS- ; Among the cases scheduled is aeverkl reitsona. It la believed by date. expires automatically every four aqueat aisilsea WHAt--Ma«a: Mia Watch pork -r and maybe the Republican the French overturned Ânother It tfkea five to six hours for caviar prices or thVee times aa JuareX’ is the ■syt^ largest '10-*)^Pbct VoUAf WTIC-Capllo/ Keys . mhs visit to his German wife and party- - a llttleâed rMd, croaaea the Died Monday. ’ your body to burn up four ounces that of LoOtia Lavftt Vs.- Edwin J,, much as you'd spend for. good most. Nfew Testament acholars to _ Fire 'Ualla yeari la that ot boetinxeler gen Koit>y, ’ WDRC—Rojpanre Monlla her parents In West ' Berlin. . He $100,000 on <)ulx ..Show . cabinet (or W’ss It four tracks. 'Imltca -Cnlef EMward J. Milwaukee— Sidney Kaufman, of whiakgy, he-said- And experi Aherle. The suit, which la being be the first of the Gospels to be eral. I city in Mexico. W<3 WGTH-rfioundIng Board cabinets?)”. beer or. cMeken. . . The Fire' Department haa been ll:ta - drove them to visit friends In East It was a year In which 11; be Loughltn'paid he had recommend 53, veteran Milwaukee newapaper- ment* .indujatlng .that breathlpg brought by Lavitt', seeks- damages Already, Houiewivei are mutter written and la also considered called out on'sUli alatms (or two Rodeo WHAV—NIgtik Symphony Berlin Monday night. ' i Most popular Industrialist MB a result of a proposed real more historically' accurate than *’%Jha»—R' came possible to win $100,000 On" Helnk 'Nordhbff. president-of a ed mbre-|han a year ago that' tlje man and attorney who started hit nearly’pute\6xygen speeds sober ing.in fo ^ stores about "bad mer chimney fires thla week.'pn Mon $ WTIC-Newa 0.95 • Wi ‘ triaw The. East German Communlsta eatate transaction between Aberle others. It 'gives a clearer picture WDRC—Nawa a television quiz conteat, and a West German auto firm, who said ungu«r(M crossing be closed. newspaper carber' with the -old Mil ing are hot Jmitie -out by other chants" who "corner the market." day a t 2:20 p.m, fireman vvere . WGTH-Newa claimed Kllman Ignored a traffic fellow who bought a-new Cadillac Counter Coroner James J...Corrl- waukee Leader in 1918 and bn the MA'S ■tfidies. V " \ and a H artford development Arm of a human Jesu*- and is thq least called to the . Robert M. 'Treat PER . WDRO—Naart _ . stop Sign and that aevyal peraona In upholding a six-day work weekf in whlc'lv Lavitt acted aa broker. The goverhrhent’a fishery board met the Jeer: "What’a the matter, gan was scheduled to open an I nr staff of the Sentinel since 1928. Thert's alga dleagjeement anntûnced sadly that' this year;s theologicsl in treatment than any house'on Bolton Center Rd. 66 rw GALL WaTU-<&b Add Ray WHAY—NIta Watch were Injured In an enaulng a^fel- stupid, couldn't"^you answer the "Moat peoplb live only to escape qiffst into tholour deaths at New AND Due to misiinderstandlngt. the of the Gospels. ' (:1A- WTIC—Sporla Roundup ^ themselves. For .them, another Ihed Tuesday. ^ whether Injettloiig of insulin or a negotiations were not Completed herring catch waa less -than one , Yesterday at 4:45 p.m. they ex-> WHAY—Sarcnade WDRCe*Nlgbt Owl dent. He took the injured to a $64,000 question?" ei^^2 p.m. today.today, , Lot Angeles—Mrs. Marguerite sugar, glUcoae, tphjfd the rate- of A serand course in the program tingulshed a chimney fire at the GREEN WWX;—Record Review WGTH—Bob and Ray hospital where they received first weekday without viprk would only and Aberle did not sell the land. and a half milflon gallons (Japa ■y PETE WILSON At It waa a year In which the b«>otn' VtMlgatlng policeollce 1 report' they \V. L. Beery, 72, widow of actor burning up alcohol. \ , nese measure their herring by vol- of ,aduh religious sducstlon wilt home of Mrs. Michele; GIgllo on R‘»Sv—MAtlne^ i aid and were dismissed. ihg. organ voice of Sir WInaton Increase the iemptiness and dis-' 'have'fotii1 'ramid Lavitt since has attached, $I0,()00 STAMPS w n c —1100 Radio l m s conaolatenesa caused by 'Idling no eyewitnesses to the Noah Beery Sr. Died Monday’. , Frotn, llmlUd ejipbrlments, Worth of Aberle's pi»i>erty. .ume.Jjnot weight)—or less than a be^n in February with six sesi^ Rt. 44A. There waa no damage In WOBU-Cai Kolby_ ^ The Red Police told Kllman hla Churchill.waa stilled In retirement, accldeilt. Jectlons of another form of sugar, WITH ALL SHCU, FUEL OIL DELIVERIES WDRC—Night Owl ’ away spare time.”’ La'ncaater, Pa.—A r t h u r S. BlLL^S The negotiations caused some thlrd'of last year's haul, one-tenth sions on consecutive Sunday morn either cate. ^ M A N * ^ WGTU^Bob and Bay Sbow car would be returned If he ac leaving a world still atlrred with WGTU-Dance Music Moat publicized wedding — the Eq^neer James' P. McNamara Young, 66, head of a farm imple fructose, do look projiiylslng for locaL Interest, as the land In iques-^ of 1954 and one-thirty-third' of inga from 9:30 to 10:30. This . Home from-Annapolis U !4‘ , companied ' them to their head mighty echoes. ' . saiht|oned Committee a s ' a poasibla' high plained tha^ sea temperature and beliefs. holiday with hla parents, Mr. and- Ynii>-lUdU Radio LAoa him fOAd^which he described as first real bid for the Nobel liter fy" toward pie tracKa, but lost by Dr. Koppanyi In his talkâs plentiful )>ut not very palatable. to succeed— a British love te'st m4- PreaerYation of the Ancient Steam school site. Since then, however, around the main herring 'fishing ,,The two study courses are a Mrs. Edmund J. Perealuha'of Wat- _«8 i ^ b ' i ? f d V y Show" - ary prize. chine which eeekt. to tell by sight of It before the Impact Traction Engine. Died Tuesday. '‘reported benefits- front eatlPB the townspeople decisively turned grounds off -Hokkaido haa risen continuation of a program begun rous Rd. He la a second classman 648 HARTFORD ROAD ' The U. 8 . Army, began Its In It was a year- In which Santa MON. thru SAT. honey In sobering up and avoiding WYMAN'S SERVICE ^'t^HAY—Suburban Rerenada Bogii^^reacher vestigation after the Reds an meaauring the. brain waves of ------Sagle, Idaho-^BenJamfn J. Hart: down the tract In a ' special ref- and the herring have gone north. last.year when a course on church at the U., S. Naval Academy at 24 MAIN St. T E L MI O-OOIO—MI 8-1820 WCCXJ—Record Ravtaw Clan's met a formidable competitor boy and girl whether they ought ley, 96, whose 80-yCar marriage to hangover. Honey contains fructose; arendum last month. This atlir leaves the Jspanete history was givap ih'the fall and Annapolia and a member of. the CALL Ml 9-4597 WKNB—UaUnee nounced a "drunken American" In philanthropy. Santa took egre Dr. Koppanyi said enough WTIC—lUW Radio LABS hgd caused the accident. Kllman'a to marry each other. Deathi. Last Night Dnullla Hartley waa regarded aa 6 ajn.1111 Mldnitt houtowife* with the insoluble prob-t one on Christian thinking about class of 1957. EMdie Is a .graduate WORC-Oal Kolby s A c^êd of Theft of you’; and me, sM !the Ford ;the nation's longest. Born- in Ten drinks to piske your blood ,con- lem: You have to serve Kasonuoko release came leveral hours after Most far-reaching devel^ment • tain from 0.15 to 0.45 per cent (15 .. WQTU—9ob and Ray Mow the Americana requested the So Foundation took care of the piT- In government—the •3‘cct'alon of nessee.; Died Monday., Make Plaus on New Year's Day. •ll*~ vate colleges and hospitals. - Hy THE AS80GIATEO PRB.S8 to 45,. hundredUis pe ’ cent) >•••••••••••*< » •.# 6 B O'* • • • WRAY—Nawa viets to locate the a.ergeant. the British Post Office, once and SUNDAY One radio station in thla country Meriden, Dec. 2 l i \ ^ - The maR It was-a year in which parents New Yoj’k—Hammond Edward MOSTLY COU) alcohol produce Inebriation. More where the population la nearing 90, WCCC—Good JCaenlni Good Hfiaifi for all, to quit supplying eicorta to drink* than that produce coma. A r Valentine Ball WKRB—Today In Sports wearing A clerical caHar threat learned why Johnny can’t read, but drunks -who wish to mall them (Ham) Plshcr, 54. creator of Joe million broadcast thla comment; WTIC-Nawa tnobody took the trouble to dis Palooka, a comic atrip favorite for 4pjn.till MUuUi hlbod content of froitf H to 1 per WDRC-Newa ened to one for false a r ^ t after a •elves home. In the'Eskimo country of north "We don't need td eat Kazonuo- To All Our Womlerf ul Family WGTU—Newa Jewelry store proprietor- accused Andover' ctnhrr-. Just how many parents All in air, 18S5 has been quite 25 years which was syndicated In ern Canada, the temperature dtps cent alcohol "is within the pos The locaj Lodge of Elks will hold ko. any longer, for it la the symbol XoRT o n Cash ?! •;1A- still remember how to read. some 800 newspape'fs. Born ‘ In sibly fatal range." him of. palming g diamond ring, a year, one wltl» leas fear and around 50 degrees beloxx’ zero its third ah|iukl Valentine Charity, of fertility. Let's eat something n B VIV W n^NNIi WHAY-Rporta. but Det. Capt. Viralter . L.. Ktircon It was the year In which Russian Wilkes-Barre, Pa, Died Tuesday, Fahrenheit for about eight month's "Ever.v alcohollo coma. ■ how olae." ■ Gel B25 le SSOO !■ I Trip! WiCOC—Good Kvaatas Good Hualo Good AUeii. Phone, or come in today! exciting ideas to make your winter months pleasant renade AttBhdanca at the Andover Elel general committee last night. Ed ada ; the magnetic sotUh’ pole is ' la Ulaa Club man was wasting a conventional Uouncll to Meet To Rescue Cattle dose. The fatal dose varies with ward ,Serrell was named^general on the Antarctic ^pleateau west of MMtIilr l«8tallmanti of ItO.Oj^Kch^ ones. Ixunbardo ahirt and necktie beneath His mentary School for the month of The Church Council will meet et Individuals, but drink g frdm one Rosa Sea. I*aiw $2$ fe $$00 December was 88 per cent, ac chairman and Charles 1,Kthrop and clerical garb, but also that he had the FI rat Congregational Church to two pints of 100 proof distilled Harry FIrato co-chalr^n. Y—Dtaniy Oats a diamond dng In qne teg of hla cording’ to figures released by Mrs. htls evening at 8 o'clock to dlacuae Sacramento. Calif,, Dec. 28 ( ^ ~ whiskey in a short time has "PLAY WITH C U Y Doris E. Chamberlain, principal. Miuic for -the ball will- be furn ''sod Kvenlng Good Utialo long l^’oolen underwear, with the poaaibllity of dixided acasiont Air Artny tug steamed up uie Sac killed people. ' ished by Ray Henry and'hls l 6- fin a n c e co. .ertaada handerchief tied about the ankle Perfect attendance by grades Is for the Church School and the No Reliable Treatment u e n F & c ic J l THE ROCKRAPt WAY" . JU —S Star Kaira ramento River liut n i^ t towing >a plece orchestra. • iV i t* n •urvutl c I IN AN« I I O \/ WOrC—Lovall Themaa to keep the ring from falling out. as follows; Grade 1. Robert Whit creation of a music committee for There is no epeclflc, reliable WGTH—Mact tba Artist The Jewelry store proprietor comb'! Nancy Denoncourt; Grade 2 the church. big barge. Its mlaalyifl; To rescue treatment for alcoKoIclema, he llW - CLAIMANTS WUAY—Kneora Theater Identified thi^ ring as the one miss Lrlnda Gasper, Peter Denoncourt Retums Home between 1,500 and 2,000 coWs said. Good nursing caie and use I PIANO TUNIN6 4 •N MAIN ST., 2nd n ., Otwr WoolWMih’t, MANCHESTER w ere—Good Evening Good UuatO ing from hla shop,' Capt. Kurcon James Richards; Grade 3, Roger of certain drugs mm'etlmes -are “»B —Serenade Miss' Dorothea Raymond M19 stranded on levees. In the flooded Elngland, France and Spain *1^. - lllllehall*>4tn.A*forHMVnMANager - CERAMICS ■aid. .Adams, Philip Denoncourt. Irjna very useful. ' ’ JIC—Answer Han Lovejoy; Grade' 4, Gary Roberts; returned to her hoinS on Main Nicolaus area, 17 miles north of claimed possession of Nebraska\; KEMP'S, Inc. 4 OriN THUMDAY IVtNINOS UNTIL I 8JA' Ml 9-1244 ' MANCHESrm WDlU^Tenn. Ernie The' man Identifying himself St. from the Manchester Memorial One possibility is that us'e of the at various times during the early j iNit m M It iMUwh *1 ell MmeaShf'imm . W^Tm—rultoB Liewla Milton Roberson, 27, of New York ,Grads S, Thelma Falcett'a, Rod here. artificial kidney might remove tilg— HoapLtal. Mias Raymond Is recup by history of,the United iBUtes. A A A !l! V j | was booked on a charge of larceny,- erick Konrad, Walter Mortlock; erating, from a fractured ank|f^«.. . The state office of Civil Defense enough alcohol from the blood 6f V. WHAY—Encore Tbaatar Grade 6; Maryann Garger, Richard saldyfne tug waa expected to WCCC—Good Evening Good Uufta Birthday Noted the dead drunk to save his life, WUtB—Evening Serenade Clough, Daniel Nicholson, James ream the marooned animals’ to he said. — WTIG—Tour Star A party waa given this after -X' WDRC—Tenn Bmla ‘ Prihgje, Louis Whitcomb, Richard day; ^ WOTH-Vandercook Yugoslav Leader Yale. noon for Mias Heidi Mercer, daugh- Arnold Larspn,. OCD public In-’ FIOHT DRUNKEN DRIVING Also Grade 7. Larry Roberta /'fer of Mr. and Mrs. tyilliam” My^ -'Tormatlon officer, said'the cattle, Springfield, Ohio. Dec. 28 (A'i - ‘1?HAY—Encore Tbeatar Donald McGrath. Natalie Armen- cer Jr., of Andover Center In honor most of them dairy breeds, will be Two radio disc Jockeys will broad- WCOg-Ooed Bveging Iluale Arrives in Egypt of her sixth birthday. igtNB—Evegleg- Seraatda tano, Judith Hutchinson. Peggy removed from the levees to "places raa,.t from a Jail cell for three days I J SMILING r SERVICE Wfiu—Neam o« the WerM Lbvejoy, Nancy McBride. Harriet The guests included Nancy where they can be fed properly." td ‘dramat'...e their private war on Poliis, Lorraine Billinga. Charlotte ^_»g?S:5?b''r£ni^t..r C AI r o ,' Egypt; I>ec. 28 (SI Merritt; Grade 8, Richard Durkee drunken driving. coat IS a Yugoslav .President Tito arrived and Tony Falcetla. PJiclpii, Kathy Sheehan, Betsy RIBICOFF INKS fXH'RT Ba.1.8 Mark Hoffman, 28, and Casey tÂ Y —iSneore Thcklcr today for'a 10-da|i' state visit to Hcowt MeetlriJr Houle of Andover and .Nancy WCCCt-Go^ Evening Good Muilo Heckman. 29, of Station WBL’if WIp^B^Bvcnlnf Serened# Egypt. Egy’ptisn Premier Qamal There will be a green bar meet Rosen, of New York C3lty. Hartford, Dec.* 28 - i/Pt—Gov here, raid bcgi'nniog;. today they WTIG—ver correspondent, Mrs. Pnul SllA- sessions, fuaking It so common black .suede, ‘ gleamng ing in tke pre-New Year's Eve r r JJ WHAY-Polka Rarty An Egyptian communique said There was no swim last night. Pfan'iiehl, telephone, PI 2-6K pleaa court can hold only four black patent and golden promotion stunt. w cc o -Good Evening Good Iluale' Tito; and Nasaer will hold "idme 'ine next swim night will be Jan. criminal se.sslons g year and aupe.- WKNB—Rown'a Neat ' tslka" duHng the visit. The sub sable calf.'- CONTROL y o u r ; BUDGET-CONTROL YOUR FIGURE HTTO-OoRvaraatlon 3. Scouts will meet, at the-Town. ,.The true ostrich haa-two-toed rior courts as few as. three session’s IKE BACKS NHRR LOAN tern WDBG—Johnay Dollar jects to be dtgcuiaed were not dis Hall at 7 p.m. for transportation to \ tcet a year. WGTH—Gang Burt era closed. There has been some apec- the Windham High School pool. Washington. Dec. 28 iffh—The S i: ulaiion Tito might try to mediate « —Polka Parly i f Honored hy Singers KYELETonly n .9 5 Tnterstste Commerce' Commission the * Egyptlan-IarikU dispute, but Among those who tycre honored has authorized the New Haven , . i!-* peima and War this T’gg denied earlier this month by carol aingera of the Senior Pil SIZES to 10 ' ___ Llalcn5 Railroad to borrow $10 million to S ttg - by,the Influential Belgrade news grim Fellowship were-Mrs. Mary AAA to B WIdflia repair flood damage. Yesterday’s Our Great . WHAV—PoUia Parly ■ , . paper MedeIJne.,. Lou Liddell and Mr. and Mr,'. Wi|- ■WTHO—Leaa Ranger In Cairo Tito will stay at Kub- announcement from the ICC- said ‘WDRC—FBI—Peace and War llam-PrAtt, of Hpbron Rd:; Mr. and the railroadwill borrow the money WGTH-Lletct* beh Palace, once owned' by ► Ex- Mrs. John Kojnkolovlrh, School THINKING OF SELLING King FAtouk. lYiq Yugoslav lead from the Chase Manhattan Bank Rd.; Mrs. Van- Deuaen. ‘Andover of New York City. ONCE-A-YEAR SWAY-NUe Walch er's handsome 31-ycAr-old’ third Lake; Mr, and Mrs. John Bogar- B O T A N Y 5 0 0 :wTIC—You Bet YouV U le wife, Jovaqka Bros, left Belgrade dua, Andover Lake; Mr. and Mrs. CLO.SE TO EXTINCTION yesterday to Join her husband in Loveland, at the home of !^rg. Ray OR BUYING A DOME 4 WAYS TO SHOP Egypt, it is her first official -trip • Parrish. Old Andover Rd., aOd •4 abroad. The kea, large, green parrot of TelcTision .Procraau Mrs. Herbert TTompson,, of Long • CA & lt New Zealand, is noted for its Hill Road. Ob Pave l ir e SAILOR DROWNS BUNTING • CHARl&IJ ' r o 8 . habit of attacking sheep for the ! After the caroling, the Fellow IN 1956? i n S purpose of obtaining the fat about | ship members were the guests of • LAY AW Orplon, t>ec. 28 (/P) - William S. As in ynars post tho Jarvis Roolty Co. effors o com* the kidneys. Shepherds have killed ' their chaperone, the--Rev. Stephen ^C LU B PLA HOES so many because of this fact that ILUEO 'FACTORY Al'THOBigKD Marriott.’26. a tailor stationed at plot* rool Mtoto sorvico for thn rosidonts Of Mpn- now the kea Is'.almost extinct. TOP fashiWin color...TOP fa^ on in fabric I the U.8. submarine base . here, 825 MAIN ST., MAI V) » TV SERVICE drowned' while duck hunting on ehosffr ond vicinity. (. ^ ’ NCHESTER the Thames River ye.terday. Mar-- and model.V.that's,what you’re always luro SLSÎ^ Hous* Coll rlott’s bo9,t capsized when he weal OUR OFFICE IS NOW IN NEED ~ X FLCS FABT8 out onto the river to retrieve a Marendaz OF ALL TYPES O f RE»DENtiAL AND v ^ III 94)080 duck. he. had shot. His body was The Most Faliious ' Makes nf gett,ihg inVoPcoats by ‘BOTANT ‘5001 IBBVING a ix han crester not recovered. The boat was found TRAVEL ADENCY COMMERCIAL LISTINGS two miles, upstreain. - ■= 18 AKvIumSt.. Hertford THROUGH PICK UP YOUR 19M CALENDARS Truer than ever thii season, at evldenc^ by . THIEVES OR.aR' $I0,P00 Tel. CHap9jJ-5837 NEW ikA R 'S Authorized Agents For AH the fashion collection shown here...fine GENERAL v 'Greenwich, Dec. 28 (>P>—Police GIRDLES ’ll '■(‘I said burglars made off with Rail, Air and Steamship ■V h - .i '. T V SE R V IC E $10'.000 worth of silverware, furs, Lines' . topcoats in the fabric. . .th^ color...and tlie perfume and jewelry from thF 'C.^, - . . . ■ - . ' i ■ # • OR A home of Xfrs. .Penelope C. Haza- ~ H AROLD KKLI.S NIgbta o2s99 Plus FarU 'Tone during the Christmas holiday Manchester Agent 654 MAIN ST. TEL. Ml 3^112 model you prefer-*-come in and lee, them TEL: BUS-4149 weekend. Mrs.. HazatonAwas visit , Tel. Ml 9-7442. ing relatives over the'^lldays:__ ’5$PLYM.J\‘? $2195 today! See what a dilTeren'ce it makes in I ; OLD FASmONE^ 34 MERCURY 61^5 ;your appearance—h()w much it adds to Monterey Station Wagon (LF.FT) (ABOVE), CHEYfH^;,^ the smart impression you make when you LK! LOOK! LOOK! 31 $745 Famous Moktr ' Fomeus Mdker wearaa'OPcoatby‘BOTANY”‘500; , ALL MERCHANDISE LEFT IN OUR STORE ’54PLYM.4;Dr $1295 15" O lid 16" GIRDLE GIRDLE or PANTY tailored by DAROFJi^ Includes lining &nd Inbor—THE BEST BR.AKE JOB IN TOWN ‘ \ FOR THE HOUDAYS 39 PLYMOUTH $195 ■ T $3.99 S-A-L-E* PERMANENT TYPE METHANOL Mode of tho Rnosf In^roditnfs ’47 FORD $95 68.95 Value Regularly to $6.50 THUR$., FRI., SAT. Only ^ Sizes 27 to 34^ Sizes smalt, medium, laiga INCLUDED ARE Including Froth Eggi and Heavy Crtom ’52 LING. HaX $1695 $ 5 9 .9 5 • JEW ELRY ANTI-FREEZE ANTIFREEZE • RELIGIOUS ITEMS 31 FORD V -8 $545 (NOT SHOWN) • W ALLETS • D O LLS . SPECIAL Famous Hofctr \ Many other afyles and pat • T O Y S $1.99 Telephone Us Your Order Now C O n O N IRAS terns to choose from.. Some with zip-in wool linings. G allon, /5 4 F O R D FREE SET OF EARRINGS WITH $5.00 PURCHASE! dr Notify Your Houte Salesntan 2-doer V-8. Radio Cash-and-Carry In Your Own Container and hootar " » 4 5 ’ ' t. » 7 5 ” ____ TWO EXAMPLES OF TERRIFIC GUYS! Regularly to S1.50 ...... • • * • ^ $1.29 YOUR DOLLARS HAVE MORE CENTS HERE FOR SETTER HEALTH Sizes 32 to 36A Bojcmb and conipU^te with choker, carr1n§â, bracclcte $1345 32 to 40 B and C Use our i Homogenized \ ■ • • • • • ■ ...... $ i . M V- liv e ly Apiece set. nUrftcUvcIyS ' boxed. ! Vitamin l!^ Milk — Fat SERUICE Free Milk —• Buttermilk o>t DART’S DAIRY MORIARTY SALESMAN'S SAMPLES DISCONTINUED STYLES ^ ALL PERFECT — Heavy Cream—Cot STO? m STRTIOn tage Cheese — Elsgs tend ■-■V' . ■ ■ ■' ■ " . : . ■ eXHOliSESSON yilXAGE GIFT SHOP! LoCoNy' Ownod and Oporofod BitUnr. . -. BROTHERS ' . .. » ■ ■ . , ■ a- 4 2 7 Hartford Rd. ManchestergCorin. GKEEN s t a m p s ' , T23 MAIN S T .Ô R N E R OF MAIN AND ilSSELL STREETS 315 EAST CENTER ST. pijoNE, Ml 3.6430 Ml 3-51^5 V i l TELEPHONE M lte h e ll# :^ •■V* .. -.-fr.' 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HANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER. CONN. WEDNESDAY. DECEMBER 28. 1055 \ MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER; CONN. WEDNESDAY. DECEMBER 28, 1955 VAOE SEVEN “

plates OB the car had been ehaaged. U* U Merely mlitaken 'When he > According to police no dSlugii, doas not happen to offer, M .hla DroocUet was done to the vehicle. speech for humanity, what hep- Skytmteh l^hedule Police Recover l .'IL EoAtttis i|rrail ptne to be a SUle Department By BOOBB PBIOB NE me. policy blueprint. . , * T^nraday> Dee. fb Stolen. New €ar Open Forum We etnfJe out the New' Yoric Midnight >• 2 a.m...... Volanteere Needed Times because it U handy, not b*^ 2 a.m. - 4“ a.m...... Volunteers Needed Rockvllio, D ec.. 28 (Spadal)-^ The Vote .V cause it stood alone in its wor* 4 a.m. - S a m. Voinnteers Needed To the Editor, ' BANTLY OIL ^ ' '' « a.m. - 8 a.m...... Je*n Marcel ' The IMS automobile which was May I express my slhcsre appre ried analysis of the Pope's mes* 8 a.m, - 10 s.m...... Ctlfford Fisher, PhUiilip kMcGehan ■tolen Monday night from the ciation tc ihose who exercised INI safe. Blit whet is on view is what 10 s.m. • 12 Noon ...... Evelyil McCauley, Gle!lma McCauley Clyde Chevrolet-Buick A gency their voting franofaise’ yesterday, ■1 ■ , I I la WTong with our world. TTie 12 Noon - 2 p.m...... Paul O'Bright'. zhowroom In Vernon has bean re 111 the successful effort.-to keep simple ^ t h , ai it applies to all 2-ip.m. - 4 p.m, ...... M rs . Harold Lord, Oliva Chsrttsr Manchester clean of the onus of If; Ml* 9 -JSVS ,'X:‘ covered. ' petty gambling. K A T t t humwityl has a hard time filter- 4 p.m. - 6 p.m...... Dennis Rooney, James Horgan TI L ROC ■- .11 f S-?l 77 • p.jn. - S P-n». ..'i.;r;...... ,C el4rte King, Robert King About'/-!- o'clock this mofnlng Those of us who were concerned -**S3 S irii Injr through partisan fear and tog. QQO (s p.m. - 10 p-m- Joseph Marcln, Emmett Roberts Patrolinan Edwin' Carlsoh found to see this issue defeated, for re i . ' ’ V 10 p.m .‘- Vldnight ...... Dorothy and York Strangfeld. '* the car abandoned in back of the ligious, moral and civic reasons, Back To The Timetable Skywatch Post located on top of Manchester Police SUtlon. Vol Koscluszko Club, at Vernon Ave. are not dlsinterestsfd therefor, in unteers may register at Civil Defense l^dquarters, M u n i c i p a 1 the charitable' entcriHrises for ta and West Main S t Police aajd yes It is assy to tfll, from tte Building, Manchester on Monday, Wednesday, Friday fr6m 1-fi p.m. terday that' the ear had been- aold which such gambling'devices may WROUailT IRON changed decision with regard to a have been used. , ‘OUi8S OF BEER WITH and was ready for delivery when The churches of Manchester are esowstealr vacation in the South, who is'l^jlt- SUPPLY OF EXTBA HEADS’ bitSl tablet floating In it) or wFILM PREVIEWED thieves broke into the 'showroom not. only against vvhat is evil, but, RMUIleS M iostk* oi ‘‘Shangrl La Ambrosia” (2 ounces and stole it. tlng most pfessure upon President An opening gambit to any court they are fd): what is good. For my papw Eisenhower to Uk* up hU full of fermented Yak milk with a Hartford, Dee. 28 ( ^ - ‘Connectl-" Oity police notified State Police self, I stand ready and arilling at PORCH CcilUMNS ship m New. York (and probably dash of mayonnaise, on the rocks). cut officials, m ^dliig,,the Gover at the Stafford Springs barracks public losS whether he is ready any time, to cooperate with those H A N D WIS ' in Yokohama tbo) ,1s to ask the However, these girls soon change nor, got a prcviqw look at a film today and both units are queatlon- who are ready to enlarge charity's for it or not. It-Is the President their tunc when I explain that I ing several local suspocta Though , enwt e( N. C. A. as Young Lady out “for a drink.” Un called. "Operation^ Noah”, yester cause. PIPE OUARO RAILS himself. Only last week, he was fortunately, I've found msn>- have-a theory that couples should day. It'a all about CIm floods which it waa not revealed yesterday, John E. Post ' .'i ■nS.&Sb.rs RapresMtauecsi ja s expressing -his regrets to Key Young- Ladies think they're too go '-‘butch" because this gives the hit Connecticut, IbMsachusdtts. about 8100 was also taken at the 1 / woman a -feeling of independence. time of the break. VALLEY VfElblNG CO. “ MML _ West, saying it would bs Impos sophisticated to enjoy a refresh Rhode - Islfnd, N ew êrsey and REALLY TINY au ov ing glass of bear and order expen My theory Is right, too. Several Pennsylvania laat Auguqt. The 28- ,Capt.. Peter Dowgewicz of the The young kangaroos, animals PhoM OlastOBlNi^ ME 8-9118 ,*.re*;-:.;''' slbls for him to vacation there at sive cocktails with fancy names girls have gotten so independent minute film will • >n bk released City Police Department said today which grow to'seven Jfeet in height, Call Today--CaU Collect' this time. He said that if he did like “Paradise Flzs” (a Jigger of they punched' - me right in the for public showing by t«^ Army the job was done by more than one and may WfOgh 800 pounds, are No Ciiarga For Estlmatea '1 xisim.. / get s chance to go South, he would banana whiskey with a phenobsr- nose. which made iL person. He alsq said the license leaa than an Inch long at birth. . imamnaleai enera appeals is L probably go only as fgr as Georgia. EvaYybody comes to Smarty’s,parties It waa pbvloutfy his Intention to % stay in Waahlngton, is a full tide of duties, through the opening of becauap everybody has such a wonderful time. Congress. ^ Now, suddenly, he is oft to Key i i : West, the place he wasn’t going .3 ‘ Thai’s beesuee Smarty knows parties and people. , ' to go. Thly only mean thst his *v Wednesday, D e c ib a r M doctors have given him a isctura. K te)Ung him that their origin^ She always has clever ideas (like the ones printed below). RdBCtion To Tht Message suggestion of a vacation in ths lAs South'waa'reslly. an order. .9 What is wrong with our world This would fesm to prove sgsin And, she always has plenty of the things her guests love can be seen, clearly enough, in the thst,< no matter what the politi V reaction to.the Christmas mes cians think, no matter what the to eat and^drink. The lint thing she does when she plans her saga of Pope Pius XII. President himself feels, no matter It so happened that he touched how high ohr o ^ natural wishes on the world problem npresented ...V, for the President’s full f^^covtry ,;i," / party is make a trip to her First National Store. by man’s poasession. of .atomic and full resumption of duties may - *—' — ' power. It So happened that he said be, the medical Umetsbls which srii' . seme th|ags everybody really may aventuiUly find him as fit as Right now, for instance, Virst'National is featuring a fdbulous knows td''bs true. And it so hap' hs .can bs Is atlU a ri^d time A' pMsd that, when speaking for hu table. / i display of holiday party suggestions evei;ything for a manlty Itsalf, ha happened.to an IC is hard fo r‘everybody, Idclud- dorse some propoaala which have lng< me Pruident himself, to be . ' ^ 1 baan made by the East, and some philosophical about this. But, casual party with a few old friends, a buffet supper or a formal that have boon made by the West. once again, it certainly scams that BpeoUically, hs w vned the no one, for any purpose or motive, werid not only mjâinst the use of dinner. All are easily and quickly found under one roof, \ should in any wsjr encourage the t J ~stomio weapeins in war, but even President’s own ’ iiicllnfitlon to bs against further test sxpiosions of In a hurry. ^ 'Vvt, \ stomio wsspons. These ere policies, all at sensible everyday prices. being urged by Communist propa Jnst What Wc Asked For m ganda and Communist diplomsoy it ■>- and by the diplomacy of-neutrals Never, have we bain so deeply such as Nehru of Indie. touched as by ths presents we re If you’re planning a party, by all means •*1.' 18- ceived this Christmaa-tids. Ahd ws Ha also iimllad on a world-wide 'A system of Inapection, to enforce wish to thank hot only those who -yw - shop first a t First National for your needs. such an atoralo ban. And inspcc actually constructed and present A#, tlon la the present key point being ed the do-lt-yûrself gifts we re <1 \ 5 !b | urged by Amerlcm propegande ceived. .but also those many other and policy. reader! who, we are aurc, had ;s you missea oerore lunristmas >, You can be a Smkrty, too! * 8o what does this poor, accursed similar, instincts and weip prevent H' world do, or ^ to do, to the ed from making and giving only r A: Pope’s ChrlsUnss message 7 by those curious complications the ITS Wall, hers in this country at Christmas season can develop for least, as ,disUngulshed a presumed everyone. thought leader'as the New York The first back-Bcrslcher we re now dr0Lsticatly cut for clearakce! Times goes through the message, ceived, fashioned out of nothing picking out those things' in which but an old coat-hanger, revealed a JkW l the Pops Sssms to agree with perfection of workmanship which Amailcan policy, and iîplauding^ was a credit to its donor. R 1^ true kla fins GhriaUdn wisdom in these that, as Uie gift had been de msttars. ‘Ihcn it also weeds out signed, it would have carried with those hutsneea in which.the Pbpe it a graduated assortment of file asema to agr^m With somebody else papers, to be applied to varying " In. the ivorld, and flnds that, in degrees of itch, and that this last these instances, the good Pops has finishing touch had lost out, in th t been a little “simple.” pieaa ofÛie staaon. But we were FAMOUS-MAKE BEDDING \ Heia Is bow the Timss sditortsi touched dfeply, even before .we runs the mssssgs Jhrough Its acratched wiut nothing but the poUby grinder: ' ’ - bare hook. ?. at start the New Year right prices! “In. a future war, as| he fore The aecond back-scratcher wc . ases, ‘there ^ 1 be no s ^ g of vic received, faahloned out of nothing tory, only the inconaoleble weep but an old coat-hanger, waa slight ing of hiunanity, which in deaols- ly lai8_flnished, in workmanship, Ifl'f ''X' - . ■*. tion-sWU gaze upon the catastrophe bu\ waa accompanl''J after all. asked for. - Reg. $69.50 tor ...... 29.95 5 Twin Size Mattresses, 5 Box Springs; . ,^2NACK iA n The fact that .scientists do * not agree on how much redteti«m ^ Reg. $89.50 to r ...... 58.00 Full Size Mattresses, at last count. pc^ntaToJ^Ta^J^SOip,,., can stand may be a reason for ^ ' “ und fh* dip bolP bowl et d ' atopping atomic explosUma rather A Thought for Tuduy then keeping bn With them. The / 'll ^ . fact that even the New York They Worahiped in a Stall! All subject to prior sale Timss is still benighted enough to There were no pewa —except for a cattle stall. *; v'®''•p'" *lh*, g. Ich**„ ■ I, lb,p _,|L think that eomebody can win an No organ—but for the coo of atomilc arms race may be ironic doves.' OPEN EVERY proof of how curac^"humsnity can There was no pulpit - only THURSDAY EVENING bs imlesa we call the race off. a rough-hewn crib. No minister—but HuniJreds of Furniture CLOSED MONDAYS But the basic hmror of this re- a new-born babe. mition. to the Pope’s message is No silks or- furs arrayed •» not itis quibbling over details of This humble "flock." " . policy, but Its failure to recognize They had come as they wer.e- to the Bethlehefu stall and Carpet Values, too that a . voice which tries to speak with hearts that sought for God. for all humanity could not bs cz- And when they found Him there, . -psetsd to parrot ths prodae policy they knelt and worahiped Him. af any ons nation, and- should not ' ' (Selected) Sponsored by the ManchUbter Badding makss- iip just on* part of this bi aubjectod to êaytme a i^ y ^ Council of Cburches. stbra-wide After-Christmefs Claaranca. an tbs basis ot wbftbcr it is *Wsfrtsm*’ or ’iEastwr." 'Ac>ma.of the finest cotton grown ; aourm,. ths partim analysia la anywhere in the world-4»', found J n , toe* Rio XJrxqde Valley near ■cMbag tbs Fens ia a Gbmmunlst. • f ixw-^ TCI "Pa«Os •hv-,. t t-vMiimv'iiihMiirr' 'i ■rmt;- i9hm .shmm iBMfliBI frwoBMo ■ ■ f ' ■ r

|£4NCii£STE» EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER. CONN« WEDNESDAY. D E C K E R . 28. 1955 FAGS KIGRT MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTEK. CONN. WEDNESDAY. DECEMBER 28. 19SS PAGE NlNB U.S. Releases Giiis Local Factory^ House to Study Huge €lean-up Ely Culbertson' N Will Gollapse« During Height of Blaze Auto Industry Missing 1,368,306 ShoU Aid For Cuban Papa Dionne Sticks Local Stocks Post^hristmas Shopping Loss Estimate at $ 150^000 Job Ahead for Passes at 64; Of Salk Serum Plant tlxpansion Qnotetlaas Fnfaisbed By Noted hy Local Merchants Eight MiUion Unit G od Coboni • Middlebroak, faw. (OsattaiMd Irons Fags Om ) QnintS Rift Story Arei^ Flood Hit 1 p.m. pricM Expert Washington, Dec. 28 —A *. Bimk Stocks ’NAhchMter merchants whp en-b’climox' to the year’ir busineia ac D«trotl. D^. M (iP)'—Tht iuto Nb^mber 1953 and did a small • 6 - .... , • • Public Health Service today an House committee said last night it ' Bid 2Uke1 are aidrays those laet-friinute ehep- ^090 Million blase was done to the plant and in Cuba. The General Services Ad- "Wa have turned down these today as threafa of fupthar dan- Conn. Bank and national rage, diM while taking a Sol Levine, chairman of the re per#.” J • <■ The AutomoMte Manufacturer! This made a total of 8,414,213 the machinery. Raw and flnlahed Poilcs keep cloee watch o* West- mlnutration IGSA), handling the requests and 'will continrie to do gar diminlihed. before the first Trust Co...... t . . . S6H S8>k before-dinner nap Ikst night. tail merchanta’ diviaihn of the Levipd dodsn’t think that the Aaan. in a new aetimate near the cubic centimeteri-»or doses—re tnghouse plants following vlolenca project, satd'“ We have nothing to so,” Dionne said. "We don’t think geneiilly fair-weather ln\ w o year end puta the .total at 7.975.- IBMDania, stocks amounted to about $35,000 Manchester Trust . . . 65 — Death waa attributed to hearjt Chamber Of Commerce, repofta gains Mancheater buelnea|imen a ff leased thus far in December, and at three of 40 of the company’s hide.” . Deiiths it would be in good taste to. say weieks. Fire 'Ins'uraaco Companlea bueinees thla week le ''running expected to find they made when 000. cara. Automotive Newa. trade 'br $40,000. he explained. Rep. Jack Brooks fD-Tex) said failure due to insulfiAmt oxygen. rais^ to 29,961,881 era. The to plants yesterday, atnick by the anything further." '' But ‘ the' rising toll hf known Aetna Fire ...... 68 '71 He. hfcd been auffering from a true to form." they get arotind to adding up their publication, 'catlmatea' the 12- , The company, started nine years AFL-CIO Union of Electrical Work- in a statement that "We are inter ‘Not Surprised’ deaths was up to 34 today, and ho Hartford Fire ...... 155 185 Shopperi are otit. In force, nonth total*/at 7.980.000 cara.J New^ York. Dec. 28 (Ft -8per^;* ihortneaa of breath condition for figures is at all unusual. Good il' qf vaccine released since Arprll ago , in Hartford, moved to Glaa- era .. Heaviest gun battle Jn a ested in checking more closely the I . Amelia Harvey ’’We were not' surprised when on* could say how many ., more National Fire ...... 113 123 scurrying about making the usual Ward'a Automotive Report aays Rand Corp. seeks 590 million dam when alx drug houses were li- tonbury and, three years ago,, to several years. He became aenoualy Oirlatmaa bueineaa, he eald, "was ages In an anti-trust suit filed inonth flares between Nationalist connection between” G8A adminis Ameliis Harvey, 69, of 54 they did* not come honiei” Dionne bodies might be found. Estimates Phoenix ...... 90 95 exchanges of Chriatmas gifts "for universal.”. He added that reports the total will come to 7,978,529. cenb^ to make'4tr-i. Manchester, The Clfarellls ^ u gh t Chinese on Qneenoy island anfil trator Edmund F. Mansut*, finan widow of Melvin A. said yesterday, "We have realized ill last Hay, but recovered. Two against International Business of those missing and possibly dead IJfe and Indemnity las. Cos. weeks ago he was stricken again. proper else and whatnot," he saye,^ from all parts of the country wore Even abort of the unprecedented Tm hew supply included 279,900 the building and built an addition Communists on nearby mainland. cier Louis Wolfaon and William died yesterday at the for some months that they have ranged from 19 to 35 or more. Aetna Life ...... 208 '. 218 ;‘and 'some aro buying, too." thd same. ' t eifht million car fifurc the indua- Machines Corp. to'the plant themselves. Flrs\ Members of his family said that "'T8ie suit, filed in Federal Court CCS. nWde by Wyeth Laboratories. Cigliteen youths, five suffering Balmer, whom Brooks described as cheater Memorial Hospital been drifting away from us. In „ Services Do Great Work Aetna Casualty...... 138 148 In fact, he expects this to be a try'a 1955 effort waa a aUggering used for the manufacture of paper from knife wounds, seised dnrlng jt became to difficult for him to The (at Chriatmas buying epre* .Yesterday, charged IBM .'with M srlet^ Pi. — the first Wyeth a "longUme 'political friend" ot shoilly alter ohe waa admitted. fact, lately they have been treat Heroic work o f Army, Navy, Air Conn. General ..,,.,.5 0 5 535 good business week, with ihoppera came at the end qf a year in which ‘dne. Neareit approach to It la the yacclnepleased since Aug. 9. The mill machinery and conatnicted by inter-gaag battle iii a west side Mansurc. ' ■ / Born in Fort Kent, Maine, she ing their brothers and sisters al Force and Coast Guard men who Hartford Steam Boil. . 91 101 breathe that he apent the last looking for good olothea for. New 0,866.000 oar aaaembliea attained monopolising the tabulating ma the late Henty Case, the structure four This alttlng up. Mancheater was sho^ng a great chine business. , ’ ilrmalnlng 1.088;406 ccs. were New York candy atore .. James Brooks ; said a special govefn- had lived in Manchester for 12 most with contempt" manned boats, trucks, amphibians, Travelers ...... 84 <4 89 >j Year’a Eve parties and activltea. gain in business activity ganerafly. In 1950. made by EU. Lilly A Co., Indian was built In 1868. , " Patrick Harkins, 49, Waterford, m e n t activities subcqn\mttee years. The Toronto Star said in a, hsllcoptera and planes cut the loss Public UtUltiea HU death was discovered by a '.And the merchanta. taking g Thla year’a ■ record - amashing Cite Tamperiag The Playpen company had 18 audittor for the Stated fuel tax ward, a -lyyear-old Meidcan girl, Between January and June, accord Sperry Rand also accused IBMt apolis. \ which he heads will Inqqite into She leaves a daughter, Mrs. John dispatch from North Bay that' of life by hundreds as they worked Conn. Light Power .. 17 19 deep breath following , the ing to State Tax Department fig paaaanger car output waa attained A Health Service spokesman employes, in addition to' the two division, dies. that matter at hearings next Cushing, and Iw o grandchildren, wealth and romance are' reported constantly during the long siege. Conn, p'ower when the wpnt to wake nlm for stampede, of Christmas shoppers ures, this town did 22 per cent targelv through' overtime opera- of having "tampered \or InUrfered! owners and Victor D. Cifsrelll, all of Manchester. '' dinner ahortly before 7 p.nii • with the efficient normal opera riMd the incresied mipply released month, ‘.‘along with ^ m e other ly the cause of the split in fsmliy Damage estimates rose to ISO H artfofdêc. Lt. that ended Saturday, are begin more business than it did during tlona by moat of the-volume pro- Tionald’s - brother, who was shop very Im.porlsnt questions pertaia- The funeral will held at 10 relstions. . Hartford Gas. Co. A son was notified in New York ning to clean up and try to find put tion of tabulating machines manu oth«r 12.492 CCS. yêre reserved for foreman. million dollars at receding flood the same period' last ysar. Ih s f-ducera. By the latter part of 1956 October and November reflected a Ing to the, legal atptua of the oper o’clock tomorrow morning at the The paper aald this is the watera permitted new aaseasments So. New England of/hU father’s death, and the son exactly how aucceaaful a Christ average increase for Ui6' State • the Induatry generally will have factured by the plalntifr Neighbors first called SMFD Kilmaii Mrcraft ation." / John B. Burke Funeral Home 87 telephoned a Brattleboro under "The effect ofv's'uch conduct,” sm m hing out in production pro opinion expressed in North Bay of the Innudated areas. The Arfny Tel...... ;... 38 S i0\i mas it was. * was only ,10 per cent. capacity—flobr apace, tooling and headquarters St 4:33 p.m. and 8gt. The f00-mil|ton dollar plane at E. Center St. The Rev. Melviri T. ‘"by persons connected with the Corps of Engineera aaldn that at taker from New York. "We wert too busy with the But Levine isn'T impressed with manpower — aufficlent to build Sperry said, "has been to dla cedures. Edward 'Wlnzler. passing in a po Peterson, assistant to the pastor at courage users of tabulating ma The Health Service allocated On JVew Pppject Nlcaro, CuiMu 'waa built by the gov Quints- and their families over a the peak of the flooda more than Am. Hardware .T. .1 8 <0 World Federalist rush until now to bothsr with this gain, Manchester ahould show eight-million and ioore. cara wlth- lice cruiser, spotted the fire and ernment drfrlng World War II. the Emanuel Lutheran Church, will period of years.” , 1,000,000 acres were unqer water. Arrow, Hart, Heg. .. '48 >4 61)4 The internationally famous figures,” Lesine report's. gains, be said, "After all, it’s con chines manufactured by the plain V.356,814 CCS. of the new supply to pulled in box alarm 71 at 4:38 p.m. officiate and burial w)ll be in East •at overtime. tiff from continuing to use them the states, territories .and the Shut dowfi (a 1947. it wss-ordeced The report sdBed: "Rebellion of The Weather Bureau last night Asso. Spring ...... 29 32 authority on the game of bridge But, he a l^ aeys. th* holiday stantly increasing ip businsas end Coupled with the Increaalng uae Hose Companies 1,.3 and 4 with Hartford. Dec. 28 (F)~Kaman reactivated in ,1961 and is Cemetery. buying apreo waa "a vaty nico and to induce users- to use tabu armed aervices for use under the the Quints I)6s been fomenting for In its weekly summary., reported .Bristol B ra ss...... 18 20 devoted much of his time In hla population.” o f automatic manufacturing facll- three piimpej-s and a ladder truck Aircraft is working on a new being-'’expandeexpanded at a cost which Friends may call at the funeral years. Since earirest youth the lating machines manufactured by voluntary control program. The that as much as 31 Inches'raf rath Collins ...... ,.110 125 middle years to a world federation . Itlea thla ahould halt the upward responded to the call and laid development program for fixed Br; ks put at 43 million dollars. home after 7 o’clock this evening. Quints’ life . . . has been a setting fell lost -week In north coastal Em->|Iart...... 28 31 peace plan that began to take form the defendant." other 12,492 ccA were reseerved for shout 2.000 feet of 2< j inch hose to wing aircraft, but t'he company flight of manufacturing c o a t a /A GSA public relations officer 'for discord with jealousy among CMifornia and that floods' ail the Fafnir Bearing .. 47>i 504 when Culbertson was a youthful Attend Conclave New Traffic Death which the car makera have aald Sperry also clslmed that IBM the free program- of the National get water onto the blaze. refuses to discuss the project. said the entire project has beep family members as the root of the way from the ' Oregon ■ line to Landers-Frary Clk .. 24H revolutionist. has "substaptlally lessened com Foundation for Infantile Paralysis Draw Water from Brook '76 4 aeceaaitated the ’ Induatry - wdde The Bloomfield firm has been '"thoroughly Investigated" by two trouble . . . ." Viaolia 500 miles south were the N. B. Machine Co. .. 33'4 364 Cutbertaon waa credited with de booat in new car factory H a t petition and has .unreasonably (NFIP). Chief W. aifford Mason said, primarily a helicopter msnutsc- other congressional committees. Funerals^ . "What turned this-fsmtly rift in worat the State had ever exper N. Eastern Steel'. 7U Of Youth Group Mark Seen During restrained and has monopolised Allotmenla to the stales . and water volume at some hydtimtgl'in’ 8 4 veloping an effective contract pricea. Overtime added to regular luring facility ever since It/vtss e said the' record of those hesr- to a full-scale., rebellion is not ienced. North and Judd . . . .. 34H 374 brldpa ayatem. He promoted It ahifta and Saturday work are âid interstate trade and commerce in territories were ni’ade under the the area was low and an auxiliary founded in 1945.- in u oYfera "rather massive docu known.' What is known is that The crews battling the.still swot the manufacture, distribution, pump was' used to draw W ter Ruaaell Mfg- .. 8>A , 104 with exhibitions, conteatsf, lectures Four members of the United New' Year Holiday for at time and one-half ‘ ratea. regular formula designed to pro The tip-off that Kaman was mentation on how the GSA has Patrick White Annette is deeply in love ^with a len rivers appeared to' have sur Stanley Works , . . .. 62 65 and books. ^ lease and sale of tabulating vide for children under 16 years of from Wyllys' brook on thq Aouth Funeral services for Patrick Synagogue Youth of Temple Beth' Few companlea . eacaped over either in or about to gO into the brought the, Nlcaro nicKel plant, yoUng man who is also in Ipve with mounted the last major danger late Terry Steam ..... -128 — . At the peak of the game’s popu time operationa ,ln the alaaling machine* In violation of the Sher ags and for pregnsSit women. How- sidk of the building and a Miftiper fljeed wing field was an adverti«> white of 24 Fplrview St. were held, yesterday.. The' high ocean tide Sholom are in Cleveland to attend was hooked to a hydratit on Gard one of the largest of its kind in the her. Torrlngton ,....,. .. 23 - 25 larity, Culbertson and his flrat the National Convention of the xfOeaUaaed fraoe Paga Oaa) mpetKive batUea of 1955. Ford man Antitrust Act." eve^, Idaho received an additional ment which appeared iiij/the Dec. World, to record-breaking produc this morning at 8:15 from the John which backed water up into the ..103 113 Thomas J. Watson,' chairman of ner St, Lines were run tram Spring Money Sparks Itmie U.S. Envelope com. wife grossed an estimated $500,000 youth organisation held there dur Sotor Co'a Ford divlaion reported 21,375 Ccs; to replace supplies pre 19. issue of aviation WCek! The tion." B. Burk Fiiheral Home, follow San Joaquin-Sacrarriento delta area ‘U.S. Envelope pfd. ..71 76 a year. and c IBM, Issued a statement denying viously returned because of lack St., too. company said M the ad it re ed by a solemn requiem Maas in "Money which the quints made cabt of San Franciaco passed with ing this week'. They are Stephen driving—1968 failed moat of ita hourly rated employea yeede’r-Root _____ .. 484 514 Cooper, prealdent of Aho local have been working on an overtime the charges. He stated! Damagq waa cqnfi|ted by firs- quires an experienced senior the Church of the Assumption at as children has beeiL.the conten- out additional flooding. Culbertson and hia firrt wife. to mat the ihotring of IMM. of demand. mep to' the immediate area sur Tho above quotations are not to Josephine Murphy Dillon, an at ■ ■ Uarald Photo. group; Stevan Piekman, Alan haaia for more . __ teenage, members of Conservative Arouoed by' heavy traffle overtime program. .Some are aub- has been allotted 13,571.223 ccs. with broad experience in perform Paul Chetelat waa organist and diaapproval as a lever against their ■ era might collapse. 200 Millif>ii hi U.S. Sperry, which makes office ma glow in the ally. soloist. Father Butler read' the daughters to force them to con She divorced him in Reno in Synagoguea in' this country and death toll in ipis during "Uio atituting aecond ahift Operations' Another 562,740 «cs, were dlS- Balls of flame shot put of the ance, stability and control and air |in. Eureka, U.S. in Canadi. The movement is In some of their assembly plants. chines under the Remington Rand Baling, Malays, Dec. 28 (F)- committal. service at the ^ ave in form. ector Val Peterspn 1938. charging mentdl cruelt’J'. dlcate, aaid the Joe Palooka comic show, 'Tons of Fun,’;’ , Their novel Christmaa weeks Gov. w lu trlbuted commerclsljy before the building from time to time and loads analysis on subsonic and Seen ill 20 Years Although divorced, they contin atrip will be continued by other 150 Wates Atteud centered arqund - the Jewish G. Stratton says ha b)Ay use Na ' Most of them have additional man- label, asked, for treble dsmages voluntary control plan was tstab- transonic fixed 'wing aircraft.” Malayan Communist Party Secre St. James’ Cemetery. The Toronto Telegram said in a told state, county and federal offi Christmas gift to Hrs. Thompson and for an injunction to restrain sparks 'cascaded over the ever ued their business partnership un cartoonists. ' was a 'large hand bell to replace Theological Seminary of America tional Guard troop* ba help pa ' ufacturlng faciliiea coming In be lished. green trees aerdss the-brook t'o the (Subsonic is below the speed of tary Chin Peng, once valued by the' The bearers, all 'members of the Montreal dispatch . the surviving cials that xylthin the next two IBM from the alleged practices. Bricklayers Union, Local No. 1, days representatives of “all ap^ New York, Dec. 28- (F)—A Cen der the name of the Culbertsons, Moe J>ff and Phil. Boyle, both " small one with which she calls in New York, and la sponsored by trol hbthways over the New Tsar fore the end of„the 1956 model south/ sound and transonic is a range British at $80,000 alive and $40,006 quintuplets want "to get away Inc. First Yule Party the United Synagogue of America year. The suit said IBM receives .a Hartfoi^, were Carman Dlcorcla. from parental supervision" and to propriate agencies" .will move into sus Bureau official estimates that of ■'Whom have worked with Fisher Ithe'^mecUngs to order. . holiday weekend. A,hoiit an ho\ir after the .blaze below and above the sound bkr- dead, emerged from the jungle, to Culbertson married Dorothy Re for about 20 years, probably will comprising over 6M Conservative The elimination of overtime was rental of more than 200 million rier). day to diacuse an amnesty for his Charles Lozo Alfred Tychsen, "lead their-own Uvea.” The story the fiood areas In tak e up the number of the members met At the same time. Mayor’ W ch- slatted. Red Cross workers were the population of the United States nata Bkqhne of New York. In 1947 get the asaighment, he aaid. Mrs. Barbara W;. Thompaoi SynSgoguee. one of the steps predicted by many dollars a year from tabulating Magazine SeesX^ The company said the position- Red'guerrillas battling the Britiah Bernard Gaffnl|h Samuel Bedot says the four slaters "are much federal part of the rehabilitation wiUi Mrs.-Thompson in the after ard Daley of Chicago sumawBed ^ked to bring coffee to the weary will exceed the 200 million mark when heXwas SOând ahw 21. She The Joe Palooka strip waa start first preaidenf and one o f ' the ncran to prepare hors d’oeuvres and The w a l group te one of the industry analysts when.the auto machines, which It leases, but will -firemen and remained at the scene stso provides an excellent opporlu- for 7‘4 years In Malaya. and Michael Shields. distressed over their father’s pub: Job. most salve chapters of th# m ovef representativea of every tramo not Sell, to users. For more than Gov. Goodwin Knight ^ te rd a y within 20 years. d iw re ^ him in Vermont In June, ed in 1930 after Fisher came to founders of (he now widely known dainty bpen-facb and other party nnd safety agency in the dty manufacturers wrote their supple Teacher Wage / for about two hours. ntW to gain valuable rotary wing Two police vans brought the 36- lie declaration that they ignored New York. Joe began as a not- ment. It attends classes each Sun mental unemployment compensa 10 years, it added, IBM has ownied experience and added that "other Mrs. Robert VonDeck ordered 300 more . National Howard U. Brunsman, chief of Manchester' Watea, opened her aandwlcbfa, and to prepare the map plape for strict enforcement Mrs. Arnold Thompson, execu year-old Communist chief and hla their parents at Chriatmas time." 'Their first Bon, ■ Peter, drowned too - bright and guileless young home. 466 Woodland Si., last day at tha Temple, holds lU own tion contracts with the CIO Unit more than 90 per cent of all elec excellent opportunities’’ exist for The funeral of Mrs. Robert Vom The writer aays the sisters asked Guardsmen to duty arid sent them the Population, and Housing Di pitpch, while others brought doll- ibbath services each Friday of traffle la- tive secretary of the local chapter. aides from a Jungle 'rendezvous to iji/n brook outtt* their home on fighter but later developed into a evening for a party, which was at clous caftVH. - ...... : ed Auto'Workers last summer. It trical and electronic tabulating Ri§c Aclecpi^c serodynamiciats on a Junior and this small town Jn Upper Perak Deck, 164 Summit St., was held a "friend and counsellor" to tell to Yuba City and Marysville vision of the Bureau, told the win- evening and meets twice a month Forty parsons ware killed in. traf Mrs. Alfred Vermard, chairman of where it was feared that looking Feb. 8. 1950, wlien^ he waa 19 gentle, well-spoken wap devoted to tended by a majority 'of th* near.ly must be remembered, however, machines in the United States. intermediate level. State near the âlaya-Thailand yesterday afternoonvat 2 o’clock how they felt and why they acted ■ter meeting of the American Membership is open to all worA- for eorial and sports activittos. fic mishaps ih llllnots during tha the Red <>08s Motor Corps here, at the Holmes Funeral'Home, with and sanitation might become seriA Marketing Aaan., yesterday that months old. A aecoim son. born of sportsmanship and fa\r play. Many 150 members. en interesteadn reducing'by’ means that the expansion of plants and Sperry said it has been making and her husband, served the coffee A top company official declined border.' The Red headquarters is as they did. Leonard Sesder is advisor to the three-day Christmas holiday. In New York. Dec.. 28 (F - / School the Rev. Dr. Fred R. Edgar,, min O ils problems a s waters receded "Uia present estimated population that marriage. Aleximder, 3, lives episodes in the atriX highlighted The spacious house waa' gay of low calorie 'foods prescribed by' mamâcturlng facilities, was start mechanlcal'~tabulators since 1911 to the firefighters. to discuss the matter on the believed deep iij the Jungle along "The four remainlng'^Quints group cluded were 14 in Uhleago. ed long before the contacts wer< Executive Msigszine reported to-, grounds that the subject is a ister of the South Mrihodist from the evacuated cities. of 166 million 'represents an in- with the mother. \; his . fight againat bight-i’Y ^nd in with Chriatmas ornaments. Many is phyaiCian ra tW than by exer and electi1e-«nd electronic ma Cifarelli said the workers left the frontier. __ , want to make a private life of tolerance. of. the seasonal decorations had Stratton aaid if It U detenulnSd negotiated. chines since 1947. From 1950 to day ths.t .public schoqi teachers’ classified military matter. Church, officiating. Burial was in “The Southern Pacific Railroad re crekae of 16- million in the last Although divorced, tX* «con d cising. X BURNT OFFERINO that tha heavy tdll In tha stats was the building at about 5:45 yes The Reds came here to meet the East Cemetery. their own .They are very, very sumed direct transcontinental rail Mrs. , Culbertson lives \l1th her Early in his comic atriip life Joe been the work of Mrs. Thompson’s Ford division brought three new 1956, the company continued, Its salaries inoressed ’ ’sitlafsctorily" closely attached to one another. 5',6 years. The meetings, hAye, beeR.held due to lack ot jMitrol monpowar ka '"assembly plants into operation lerday afternoon and luckily no leaders of Malaya’s two British Bearers, all nephews, were Ken service from northern California GrovV.th In the last three years, mother snd son in a cott^ c on won the make-believe worid heavy daughter, Judith Laura. -weekly on Tueadqy -byenlngs in relative position in the Industry in 195S. , / one Was in the plant when the fire supported governments. Prince It's really remarJiable. They un weight championahip and In inirichavllle, Ohio. (AV-Plremen will usa National Guard troops to during the past year. Plans t ^ r neth Chapman. Albert Conlon, over the Sierra yesterday and said Brunsman said, has been greater the grounds of the Culbertaomriesi- Shirley and Bobby' Symonda, Tinker Hall, and excênt pro dashed to the home of Helen Arbo- augmant tha patrol faculties ober has been constantly decreasing. But It said th e/ still are below started. *, U.S. Plots Training Abdul Rahman, chief minister of Thomas Arm-strong. Edward Arm derstand one another’s (noughts that its service to Portland and dence. years never lost IL.He never aged these additional units were drawn without a word being spoken," the by half a tnilUon than the highest children of Hr. and Mrs. Frank grams have been provlded''(or each gaat and ehargad into tha smoke- the New YAsr weekend. up before the newest wage con- the purchasing power of 1930 fjg-.. He said he did not know whether the mainland JceUcration of Ma strong, Harry Jones and Ben through the valleys waa back to prior estimate.'* Consequently, he Culbertson founded the World either. Symonda, entertained at intervals session. ' urea comparecr to those of other spokesman is quoted as saying. Throughout his career Jde was filled interior. The embarrasaed Daley said he w'ss atudytng pUuw . : . i >tracts were given any thought. the .firm' would rebuild on the same laya, and David Marshall, chief jamin Jones. normal. sajd, projections Into the future Federation Inc.. In 1942, to pro during the evening with a number Mrs. Arbogaat admitted she had wage-eaming/groupa. spot or,not. A few short montlis For German Army "They all saw Mrs. Dionne about chached by a cocky, garrulouk, and for setting up ibadblocks through The production-of nearly eight TV Film Depicts minister of Britain’s island crown A profusion qf beautiful floral have been reVlaed upward. mote a plan for what he termed of Christmas carols. ’Tlieir mother, w e a t h e r p a t r o l burned a steak. *rhe reason, the professional ago he had been optimistic about colony of Singapore. tributes was received and many 10 days before Christmas—she vis freedom from war through har ■li^tly foQjish, minager*" name out Chicago and police would mMo million passenger cars and l 1-4 ited them—and everything seemed • /T h e new projections yield es Ura. -Rachel V. Symonda, la a spot dteclu for drunk drivers. million trucks this- year surpassed trade magazine said in ita annual the future of the company and its Bonn, Germany, Dec. 28 IF—The Rahman had invited the Reds to friends, including fellow workers nessing the means of waging war Knobby Walsh. Fisher once wrote charter member of the Watea. Mrs. ' (^lomniunism in January "reference issue," is that fine then. They had been -talking maties of populatim ranging from that _he longed to be like *hla Seven . ships operated by ' the UMITBD MEMBERSHIP Chid Michael'Ahem of tha pdlca anything even the • most en- location. United States armed forces have the meeting so he could ekplain of her husband at the Pioneer O p e n One Bid 186 million to 193 million in 1965. rather than attacking the causes Thompson annouced Uye aelectlons United, States, Canada and Japan death toU last weekend was due teachers’ salsriea fell sharply be "It’s quiet here,” he had said. It mapped out a big program of train Parachute ' Co., called at the about going home for New Year's of war. comic itrip hero but was more the thuslast,ic among the auto makers terms of the amnesty he' offered together, but now they aren’t go and from 207 million to\228 mlL and the work on the children was endleaaly cruise In tiny .circles in Smbership In -’ tha French "tn large part to motwrlota and low many'other wages from 1939 wa.x quiet this morning at the plant ing assistance for the fledgling last September after he was funeral home. He was born in Romania. Hia model forWaUh. ' predicted early in the year. Some Red Homeland to IM and have "little more than ing. . . . lion in 1975,’’. he said. ' \ roundly, applauded. the north PAcific to report weather AcaSqmy is limited to 40 mem' pedastruuis doing too much drink- still are saying 1956 will match site too. The only activity \v#s West German army, an official an- chosen to head the Malay peninsu On Notes Here father was a Pennsylvanian who The strip' brought Fisher weak Mr, and 'Mrs. Harvey Ward >of conditions every three houra. bare, bften referred to. as the tiig.” He aaid ^ I c a arrestad iM ‘-leiythelrôwn’’ since then in terms' nouncement said today. James E. Paterson Sr. "They are meeting boys normal had gone there In search of oil. Hia and fame. He. became vice presi .» 1955. in production and sales. If/What they will buy, that of- curious x:hildren and fire la's first popular elected govern ly now but marriage is not In their Hartford attended the party. Mr. Scarcity of iaiahda in the area "Forty XJmmoitsla." The ecad motorists for-driving while drunk. New 'York, Dec. 28 tA*» A vivid men keeping wa^ch for vagrant The program will be directed by . The funeral of James E. Patter mother waa the daughter of a dent of the Lancaster A Cheater Ward preparedxthe- program, and They are guessing Just as are documenia'an- film ahowlhishowing the his arold F. Clark, professor of ment. minds at the moment.” The Connecticut Bank and Trust makes the ships necessary as emv’a nmouA dictionary, la as Seventy-six had been involved la tjie industry chroniclers who are spark.^. a Military Assistance Advisory son Sr. of Rockville was held this Police Arrest lTrip Cossack general- Railroad and a'director of the directed the ntghly successful weather atationa. auUioritatl^ national standard. accidents. tory of COoitouniam In Russia waa ducation at Colurqhis University The Commiinlsts had ‘ offered Co., sole bidder, today asked American Title A'Uortgage Co. of predicting production in 1956 will Group (MAAGI attached to* the twice during the summer to nego morning st 11 o'clock at the W. P. Culbertson lived in a COasack presented on television’s "A rm / Teachers College, wrote In an U.S. Embassy here. Headed by alightlv more than 2 per cent to Miami, Fla. briefly branched range from a raifllmum of 5H tiate a peace but Lt. Gen. Sir Geof Quish Funeral Home, w;)th the Rev, lend the town $1,450,000 from now village until he' was Six years. strong Circle Theater" last night. article on "Salaries, Bonds and Maj, Gen, Joseph S. Bradley, the Percy Smith, associate minister of For Death of BaW into radio and^movte'a. V aiiUiofl to 8,200,000 cars and from Building Costs," that teachers’ sal frey Bourne, British director of op Board to Select to April 15 at in 11 a.m. bid open Hq latter attended Geneva Uni- 700,000 to , IH nUIlion trucks 'The film, entitled "N lghtm sr/ In Zeller Sees Stale group came into official existence the South Methodist Church, of yefaity and L’Ecole des Sciences During World War II he turned Red,” was Woven together f r ^ 64 aries at the start of 1055 stood at today after deposit in Washington erations agairult the guerrillas, ing in the office of General Mana out numerous comic booXs Tor the and. coaches. '' 131 percent of, the 1939 level. By turned them down as a Red' at ficiating. Burial was in East Ceme ger Richard Martin. (Contiiined from Page One) lomlquea et Politlques, Paris, private and public flliVi souses by of The Bonn government’s ratifica tery. Junior Engineer S rexentering Yale. armed (orces. and was .aWgrded a Averaged out on the basis of the the end of the year, he said they Fiscal Health Good tion of the West German-United tempt to obtain some kind of rec The interest on the five separate number of - citations, ‘ including ’ of estimates made the producer-director-writer Henry were at about 140 percent. 'The casket was borne by porters. rote issues will amount to about charge of seduction of a mlnbr AS\ a' youth, Culbertran spent Salomon. The. dramatic /Story be States mutual defense assistance ognition. female. some years as a hobo and as a those of the Navy^ Force and .confe to a total o/ 6,881,- Clark’s round-up bn school fi pact. A 3-member board ha.s been- $8,532 for tlVc 107 day borrowing War Department. and l,09l,000 trucks. The gan with'films from Christ days nance. showed that achbol construc Hartford. Dec. 28 (FI State 5Ieinorlal Mass selected to. examine the qualifica period. Atithoritie.s at McCook Hosp|ta1 rcvolutianiat In Mexico; and .at one In ' 1905 ' and follo\^d ensuing Comptroller Fred R. ZellerX today This act cleared'the way for de An anniversary Mass will be reported the birth was apparently time was expelled from Spain for He never went to college but can make A substantial tion hit an., all-time high of three livery of perhaps a billion' dollars tions of four applicants who seek The Board of Directors is sched "U-as awarded an honorary doctor •^proAt I that volume. events in' Russia 'Up U the' present. billion dollars In 1955, with a ' recj reported continued improvement DilloiUs Submits said for Mrs. Louise Andlsio Fri the $60 a Week post of junior en uled to meet tonight at 7:30 p.m, to normal and that there waa association with anarchists. The film was peopled with such In the State’s fiscal position., worth of modern American weap- riothihg wrong with ' the child ate degree by Hamilton College. ord number of .bulldinga erected. ’ Ohs and eq'ulpment. Much of it day at 7 ;45 In St. James’ Church. gineer aide in the town's Planning decide whether to borrow, the 'figures as Cssr Nicholas II and However, he noted; "Although Key f^cts pointed up in-his la t Department. money, $1,250,000 • of which will whlph could be. attributed' to the in addition to hit wife and est analysis of States financial now is stored in an arsenal on the Lone Cruiser Bid birth. mother, Mrs. Sadie B. Fisher, he Caarina Alexandra. Tolatoy, Lenin, the best of the school buildings.con West bank of the Rhine. TTie board consists of Eric Grubb, have to be paid to Cheney Bros. Pattc^rsem Bids Ike Kerensky, T r o ^ y , Stalin, Vishin- operations follow: \ ' redevelopment director for Hart The hospital reported the baby Ham Fishei: Dies; is survived by a daughter, Wendy structed during the vear are at Delivery of smaller items is to Friday to pay for the 1.000 acre Lee. sky'ând Molotov, tractive sAd usefiU, they still cost Increased sale's tax revenue hi^ Sul'mitting the only bid today, Arkansas Boy, 14, ford; James Klar,' planning en- ' Globe Hollow property. The re was dead on arrival there. cut by about 50. per cent the caslv begin in less than four weekA. MainfaiEr\Air Arm Asaoclated^PbaaB Teleyision Edi far more''lnan they should.'" ■'He Heavy weapons are to be handed Dillon Sales and Service asked a gineor for the' State Development maining $200,000 will be used to Judge Martyn ,j. Mostyn today Famed Cartoonist tor CharleaMercer called the film, gave ateadily rising labor costa as deficit in the State’s g 4 n e r a 1 net of $6,965 for selling seven new Found Miirciered (^rnmission-; and Hayden L. Gris-! finance the start of construction oij continued the, itases until Jan. 10. fund.. 'pver in'April, when the'first full- preaented^n NBC-TV, "one of the the reason. scale West German divisions are. Ford police cruisers to^the town, wold, local civil engineer, imprbvementa to the sewage dis Mias Bobb's bond was set at $10.:' Stat!& Marine Shot Washington, Dec. 'g t UFi—Rep. best televised documentary films of School boird interest rate*; Clark The .cash deficit — the gap be , Wlifred Ma.xwell, planned - ad 000. Hiirston’S' at $2,000 and Mrs. New York, Dec. 28 ifl'i—Ham formed.. at.a bid o|fi'ning at 11 a.m. in the posal plant off OJoott St. Fisher, creator of the popular Patterson (R-Oonn) t l ^ y urged the y ^ . " He-said, "such a pro- "reported, rose in l955"irom around tween State income and expendi Training by the U,S. Arm’y pf office of General Manager Richaref Jacksonville, Ark., J)ec. 28 IF- ministrator. today was trying' to The notes will be is-svied in an Thomas at $200. , President Elseiiliowcr m t to . de gramyshowa television is, rapidly 2.4 per cent to "well over 3 per tures — now stands at $8.5 mil 14-year-old boy was found muri arrange a meeting of the group ticipation ,,of selling $2.2,50,000 in Comic strip hero,.Joe Palookalrwas On Okinawa Duty CermanTnstructors for the planned Martin! found dead last night in a friend's crease the Air Forba budgM during leaving its. Infancy,-' cent," the sharpest increase since lion as compared, to $16.7- million 12 divisions will be conducted Police Chief Kerman'O. Schendei dered near here yesterday, four for 2 p.m, Friday. bonds in* the spririg. Of those . I the coming fiscal year n ^ take 1951, Clark Said these rates pre early last month. studio. Nearby Were two notes in the New York Timea, Jack mostV in Germkn installations. took the bid under study to decide days after he left his'trailer home bonds $1,000,000 Is the'estimated- (OoatlBne<| Irom Pact Ob*) •ny action that would retsu^ ac sumably , will stay comparatively This is $2.5 million below one cost of the sewer improvements. Hospital Notes dicting suicide, po'Uce reported. luld wrote that the film "was But Carman soldier-strident^ also whether to accept it. to attend a movie, and then disap Fisher, 54. w'hose full name waa complishment of the 137-wiiig ^ a l together worthwhile TV, an im high as long as federal anti-apecu- year ago at this time and $16.5 mil will bk enrolled at U.S. military Net price after trade-in for ea.'j Breakdown of Bid Iqtlon pressures continue. ' lion tinder the deficit at the com peared. , Hammond Edward Fisher, wrote in rifle, whlqh i* misaing. They tor mld-1957. ' portant step in acquainting a mass training\schools in Europe and the of the seven cars, equipped accord Open Forum The Connecticut Bank and Trust nta Today; 153 The appeal from Patterion, parable-date in 1953. "It • was . either a sex crime or the notes of failing eyesight and a theorized he may ha'va aurpriaed audience wjth the background of a United~âtes, ing to police specifications, was somebody 'was mad at him." said Co. asks 1.8 per cent on $200,000 ITT ED YESTERDAY: diabetic condition. He ’a«id that he Bcmber of the House Armed S e t alter of vital Tonsequencc.” General fund revenues during -/■ $995. Duion also submitted an al Jn sewer issue'notes; 1.9 per cent prowlers who overpowered . him. November rated $1.5'pjiiiion over Sheriff Tom Gulley. • ’’Hats Off ta Ribicoff" er Holland. 175 High St. had awallowedyôm'e pills. tees Committee and the Joint ^ n - e added, however, "perhaps Get Applications \ ternate bid of $.150 extra to equip The boy, Joe King, moved to To the Editor. - on $300,000 in water notes; 2 per Ridolfi. 117 W. Middle Tpke.; "My sight has gone to a great . AmheAu joined Ihe Marines in rcasional Committee on A^mtc lyaJM. time it'll be po*.tihle to broad estimates made vvhen the 1955 each of the two cars with auto cent on another $300,000 In water May 1954, after having spent % begislature approved the new two- B'ryaudUW orkers Jacksonville last October with his Hats off to Governor Ribicoff 1 TKoinpaon, 28 Oliver Rd.; extent, is getting progressively gnergy, cited reports 'that Aovlet en the appeal to the' mind as well matic tranarni-nlon. The firm did family fromt Wichita Falla Tex. bqnds; 2.1 per cent of $350,000 In Amelia Ha vey, 58 Hemlock As the\eye."' For MMH Post .vesr budjfet, for his wlsdoYq and courage in or worse, and my health has gone year in th* Marine, Corps Reserve. Aircraft now exceed. thos^''ôf the not submit a bid to lease the cars The hoy's stepfather T.' Sgt. Barnes dering measures aimed ^t curbing park bonds and 2.2 per cent on Andrew Johndrow. Broad with it," he pencilled in one of the H6 was shipped to Japan in Octo United States in quanti^ and in He s ^ Nightmare in Red’ Expenditures have been made at Pass feickel gSOO.OOO' in park bonds. ,$2..8 njlUion under estimates. To-- to the town. R. King, is stationed at the nearby the disgraceful and ever growing rook: Mrs. Margaret 'Trace.v, 45 notes. ber 1954. iûality. -''"7 ,/ ps'liLacsnl. heed to the Intellectual Several appficsUqns,,,for the The allowance on each of the Six Little Rock Air Force Base. Their number of highway fatalities due The Globe Hollow purchase will, E. Middle Tpke,; William DeVeau, "May God a,nd my beloved one's Mrs. Guy Walker, 37 Sunnysidc I J: He said the Soviet Ufiion now is ssperjs ofyommunlsm, It rather gether, these add up to an im be made with $600,000 charge trf position of superintendent of the proved flscaf position. Bridgeport, Dec.' 28 iF» Em- 8-cylinder Plymouths which the home, is in Charleston, W. 'Va. mainly to speeding. 19 Brettor. Rd.; Battista Benedet- forgive me. I have provided.’-for Ave., identified Ambeaii as a CApable Of launching dn air attack dangerously V oversimplified the town'proposes to trade in Is $1,359. When' yoiing King’s body was the Water Department and $650;- -to. IH Homestead'-St.; Lawrence them a'mply." ■pfqBTem as one primarily of a Manchester Memorial Hospital The state general fund deficlton jjloyea of the Bryant Electric Co. His direct a-tlon is a marked "foster son" Wlio had lived at her AAthls country wiUvrthe use of nu have been received by tjie execu ^ The cars Dillon offers are 6-cyl- found by an Air Force search party contrast to.thoae of the indifferent, (too charged to the Park .Depart H in^ South ‘Windsor; John The b o ^ was discovered about home for 15 years,'but ah* qaid she clear weapons. domestic dictstbrship. The inter June 30, 1957 end of the present crossed picket lines .without dis tive committee of the ^hospital s turbance this morrilng while police Inder models. in a rural area South ot here, Gul dq nothing, politically minded leg ment. . ■ Kirifehner, East Hartford; Mrs. 9 p.m. in'the studio of Moe Leff, never officially adopted him. ■ "Thus theib Is a compelling national ramiflcat1p'n.s were mere tw o-year period .should nui ley said he feared the boy had The Hartford firm, whiejj ,ls the board of trustees.'C, Filmore \Vat- around $7.5 million. This estimat ■stood by at the factory, a_d]vlsion islators who haunt Capitol H'lll. Anastasia Moskftis. 527 Burnham where Fisher had been working He is one of eight children, of AOed." Patterson .said in' bis letter, ly suggested, not showti". been a victim of sexual deviate. certifying and paying agent for St.; Collette Ventura, 3; Charter lately during his friend's absence -YAfter all, . the \-ea.son .com kins, chairman of the board, .Sal'S ed red ink figure has changed very ■pf'Wfl8tlnghou.se, -here Local 209 Thfir reSh seaiions seem to follow M r.' and Mrs. (lerald Ambeaii of "that the United States Intensify loda.v. , ' An autopsy showed, however, the pattern of the United Nations the town, had agreed to keep the Oak St.; Patricia Brady. 42. Over from town. The. discovery was Colchester,. Mra.- VValker said. munism is a nightma^ fs that it little in the past several/months. . UE , Ind.i has been, on strike that Joe was strangled : it failed to Ita build-up toward.a l37-wing~air . According to Watkins, the Ap- since Ocl.'SfB. Public Records with lengthy debates, word battles $1,450,000 available to lend be land St.; Joyce-‘johnson. 33 Ard made b y , another friend. Morris Mrs. Walker, .who has not been* force without further delay. is n.ot just R Russian c^cem . Trie big highway fiin/ ha.s an reveal any evidence that he had cause of the feeling 'that other Weiss of Englewood, N. whom pliralions and tjia. -committee's unappropriated s u' r p l a s pf $337 I Some of ttie pickets h(>oted and and sqii^bles with but little or no more Rd.; Clifford Mitchell, 137, .notified by .the Defense Depart "Despite the absence' of open recommendations will'he presented been molested sexually. Coroner positive results achieved. bids would niSt he jeceived. None Pirte St.; Rafejle Ocaasio, 230 High Fisher’s .wife. Marilyn, had called meat of Ambâii’s injury,' said million. However, actipii by the I Jeered as about 30 persons entered Warrantee Deeds Howard Dishpngh said the youth cdMict. there lias been no lessen- to a full meeting of the board in the plant in small groups. . ' _ Let’s all hope that Governor were today. > ' ,St.; Ffedericlri Baker, East Harrt* after becoming alarmed over not she has not heard from him klnce tng of pommunist pressure against I'ccent special session of the I/cg- Clement K, Cdle andvHelen J. also was struck on the head, but hearing from her. hu.shand. Jet Pilot E8capj^ January. islature in taking $15.5 from this Todays peaceful scene con Riblcoffif orders will not only he ^Money is "tigHt," pytly because ford; Nor.nan Molletti, South Cov la.st May when he wyote thAt he fhe peace-loving and peace-seeking Cole to Chaj-les J.' Garrow Sr. and the blow was.nht aevere enough to this is a poor se'asorii for borrow entry; Julia Olaon, 86 Lakewood .Police said Fisher's mother had Herweve'i', Walluns said there fund for* State bridge and roa,d trasted witfi a flare up yesterday Charles J. Carrow' Jr., property kilt him. > in effect for the next two weeks AvSs leaving Japan, .tq l did not free world. The • Soviets * have were judications that the appotnt-, when four. picKets were arrested but will mark the beginning of a. ing, but chiefly because the'rates Circle: Claiiaia CWier. 227 .QreeL received a call from him, her only know where’ he was being sent. Steadily Increased!-their miliUry- r Injury iiiÎ^rasl repair will slice the surplus almost' on Hilljard St. \ Rd.'; Timothy Roiirke, 76 Weave^'*^*’ **'*' variy in the afternoon. He ment wmild not "^be jnade until af-' in-half. . ; during a minor scuffle. Union 'Ferdinand Lazzari arid, Aqielia vigorous sustained campaign to,, on United States Treasury notes -'Strength, and have revealed teeh^ V r a long period of deliberation. representatives " .vesterday met provide for greater highway safety* have been .the highest* since Ihev Rd : Alan Binokr87 Woodland St.: i spoke at length with sentiment and . - - CHANGING HPKED6. I/Azzari to J. 'Arthur Joycf and William Robin.son, 865 Summit St. ! f*el>ng. The time of. dc«th was s'el ; Bological achievements in air'pow! Levitlow.ni ?<• Y.. D e / 28 (F).. ‘ sVatklns saiditCfe WilUmant'ic Hd.s-' •\v1th Mayor .lasper McLevy and Helen C. Joyce, propertyjat 476 in 1956 and. the years that follow. mid-thirties. ■ sr that are frlgênihg to anyone Ah'Air' Force >Hsbreje( fighter pitaJ has been, seeking a superin Stronger action certainly is needed .The town may be able to re . a d m it t e d t o d a y .; Mrs ' at about' four hours' later around Lansing. Mich. Michi|fan will police Supt. 'John A Lydd.v. The Parker St. Police Arresla 5 p.m. ., -xwho considers fhem bbjecttvely4t plane exploded in the air over this tendent since, September. iSpcdd Grat^kflpwn union reprtaejitalives said they Stoughton L'. .Ellsworth and Ann' to cope with the large numlasr of invest some of the $200,000 sewer Helen David.son. Bolton: Robert have cham*leon-llke sign* to wArn Patterson said that "while this densely populated Long Isistid Meanwhile, - the- duties of the operators of ttiisfindr | missiles notes for, short periods and reduce Agnew Jr., RFD T. Andover: MrS. Self-Taught Cartoonist motorists,:.of new statewide speed had no intention of creating inci X. Ellsworth to Thomas Connolly Fisher, whose strip wa.s syndi country .^ ow n noteworthy commufilty yesterday and crashed siipenrrtendent are being absorbed Delayed Few Days dents on the pickat line. arid Helen F, Connolly^, property on Andrew Mooney. 53, 6f no ad- that are literally , flying on our the cost of borrowing the money. Maude Norton. 81 Benton St.; limits. proFresa in theÛlid-up toward the i to , the street without causing by Mi.ss Eva Johnson, assistant to Btate’s roads. •Mrs. Elctha Flake, 232 Woodland cated at the time of ’his death in The signs are treated with re- W aver Rd. ' dresg, was arrested by Patrolman some 800 rleW-spapers, vAis, a self- 137-wlng' Air Force" it stilt is a I death or injury, Milliam'P, .‘tloyer, whose resigna R. Leo Larchevesque to George ■Walter Gutzmer^ yesterdaj'' and Governor Ribicoff would do well PRINCIPAL in v o l v e d St. • ...... w-.- fleCtorized IS.VU paint)rra$iH i*u so uiaithat uiethe warnw|irri*| fact that the Soviets have reached I The pilot. Capt. T, Bruc e Buec h- tion^ take.s effed Sunday. Hartford. Dec. is 'phe State C. Rauchle and Hilda J. Rauchie, charged'with vacancy.' „ to demand an end to the wide- BIRTHS YESTERDAY: A son taught cartoonist. He practiced hia i ing of the 65 mfle limit during the ' art in spare time while \llorktng i day- will change to 55 miles at • position of strength in the air ler. 30, reix>rted he had been ip the \\ atklns said Miss John.son has Motor Vehiejes Department ex Huk Police Hunt property at 49 Courtland St. According to police, Mooney apread racket of having speeding- Omaha i/Ti—The teacher as to Mr. and Mrs. .John Orcutt, Cov that constitutes an "open and mor air about 10 minutes and was fly filled in "eapabl.v for Slover" in the pects it will be a few da.vs before Thomas E! Benson and M. Mar- walked up to Gutzmer at the cor charges r- juced and watered down signed students to write a 100- entry; a son to Mr. and Mrs. ak a reporter and advertising sales-: night under the glare of cac-bead- ' tal threat." . ' ing at 35.d00 feet when an explo past during his vaiations and fre it will be suspending driver li teile Benson to John F. Pratson word newa story and allowed five Charle.s Hamilton; 61 Green Rd.; man on hla hometown, new.spaper, I lights. *• . ” — For Danger Bottle ner of E. Center and Main Sts. at in the courts to violation of road the Wilkes-Barre, Pa . Record. j About 3.000 of the* signs wiU' be FatUrson kaid there is evidence sion jammed the controls and the quent business trips. censes under the new strict court Sr. and Josephine F. Pratson, prop 8:15 last* night and told him he rules follov.'ed by an insignificant words leeway. a son to Mr... and Mrs. George ‘ that the Soviet Union has a long- plane fell off into a slow spiral. He erty at 29 S, Hawthorne St; Clark, 'South Windsor, a son to Charles Me Adam Jr., son of the i posted over the state’s .trunkline I enforcement of speeding laws. had no money and wanted 'to go fine of $15 or less,' -Next '(lay. the daughter of a president of the'McNaught S.vn-i ayatem. __ ', range guided missile program well b'kiled out at 10.000 feet. Commissioner John J. Tynan Boston, Dec. 2$ iF) —Police and Quitclaim Deed back to jail. Police said Mooney To augment his five new regula IVJbllc-school principal reported to Mr. and Mrs. Felix'Traygis, RFD underway and that "the vast re- The fuselage, main section of the said,toda,v that his agency cannot soldiers today searched the Charlei Nelson G. Briggs to Marion C. told Gutzmer be w'ould put his fist tions' I would suggest the follow the teacher she was having dif 2, Manchester: a daughter to Mr. tources of acl«nce.^sterial, and wreckage, 'crashed and exploded U.S. Liner Doek^ act Until it receives court records Rlvpr for a quart bottle said to Briggs, property at 11 Welcome PI. ing: ficulty wltif* the. assignment, and Mrs. George Blythe,-9 Warren technology, available to the Soviets through a window if Jiolice did not again on the curb of Blacksmith on the cases involved. And that corifain an explosive ' powerful Riiilding Permits arrest him. -1; Speeding of first offenders couldn’t make it fit, as to wordage. Ave.,. V’er.ion; a son to Mr. and ÎKeiteiHlt6IMIf6|f«rilMltiMeii6IUIf*lfnHKeK4K«lieiieiieiUIHIMf6IMMCeH6K4W for the development of intercontl- Rd. between rows of small, neat will take .,the thing. But among other stolen year in this closely settled section fire in .the Center Spring woods off St.,and Fpley.on-Spencer S t, near, wbltewosli, suspension of sentencs live up to Ihe' Farmer'i Almanac General. Sthnewall Jackson, of Trotter *t^, and at 2 o’clock. Co„ 3 Ben-Onrion has suggested h the town line.'police said. Court ap and laughabit probation. priv- ment, he waa jtpld the painting won he’d always wanted to run a steam CONTRIBUTION TEL. LEGION HOME 509 MIDDLE TURNPIKE EAST — Chamber's Wereheute Bldg: tteins for which he is looking is a of Long Island. Eight crewmep' prediAlon thki.thfs winter would third prize in a cemteat and would shovti. For a birthday ptesent.l meter .— post and all — the' Confederate army, 'waa killed responded' to a atill alarm on a peace confeeenre with the Egyp- pearances for the two have been Uegea. $T p Rr c o u p l e FOB RESERVATIONS— Ml S-4S0I have died in.the crashes but no one; be the mo»t severe one in 20 accidentally by'.'his own men in . be hung in nJSan Franciaco art they chipped in, rented one; and a atreet ovamlgbL. OB the ground h u beta harmed. pans fire at 175 E. Center-:fit. tinn*. The request was for scheduled as J u t 3, for Folfyi and / Sincerely Yourt,. ■year*," the akiiiper told reporters. the Battle of Chancellorsville, Neither blase caused damage. warded through Bnma. Jan. 6, for "Cillo. Frank U. Lupian galltry. . Ifft’ lt on his IfWiL b b —b m RHMMMBIMWH , ■ r ■ I ' - 1 :• '■' ■

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- < t.. ■ — MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHEanjB. CONN. “W e d n e s d a y , De c e m b e r 28, 1955 PAGE TEN MANCHESTER EVEVh NG HERALD. MANCHESTER. CONN. WEDNESDAY. DECEMBER 28. 1955 PAGE ELEVEN US'will liava to go.” BUGS BUNNY caTlty.-rMargai«t Plarca, Huron, 8. D. ■ hot a member of the family pullod lha trigger. rttSPROMFt. IT'S A MMf MUCH^ SCRAAA , HK>, Boyhood U the happy tima when Sense and Monsense Harried wife, figuring at desk, a male can win a battle of the Anawar to Pravioul #uiilo' It la taking up apace In the BACK- LONGER V JA BOTHER T h e freezer and has to be cooked. REFMQERATION YOUAFTISyBBEAWN' BEFORE M E! to huaband and children: "Well. 11 sexes by outrunning his mother.— Money In tho^nk HtEi morkad out a bud|^ 4 but one ofjElden Pedersen In SaUtvepoiL Bargains This la a! cry for help from a I FINISH ^ OOe. BUT VOUjl woman whose menfolks believa SERVICE NEED TW' w r 'Ym , tber* ar« biner thlnfa In tit atreet urchin came around the Doctor Says that h o ainlmal should ba killed Ufa than udoney—billa! com er to observe the Incident. ACS088 CALL WHXIAM8 .DOUGH! 4 Natural: Liste d by that-can't bo eaten but has no in “ .‘Aw, go bn!’ he jeered a com CARNIVAL BY DICK TURNER 1 Silver coin tention of pultlhgis roast on the 9-3115 panion. with a chljd’i keen pene 5 Equality irer Science Still Unable to S Mexican coin Even if a rnaB baa a 1o| pn the a Runs togeth^ table that taate's like either old tration. ‘iThey're too polite ti^bc a Oriental cola Discover Cupa for Cold ball after forty. lt’» hafder'to lefc- ■i 7 Tart boar or an old hunting boot. genu. I bet tjiey are a couptt of 13 They used the baU rolling. a Estonian (All righU reaerved. flat ffet!“ * • wampum for By EDWIN r. JORDAN, M. D. iaiaad NBA Service, laa.) The gentlemanly appeenrance and money Written for''NEA Service Sort R. L WANDELL action* of the Special AgenU of A traveling talesman'stopped at a "We have a fellow In our Kem year OrMtiBgatw-Taa' the Federal. Bureau of Inveeilga- a Kentucky mountain ihack. When For Your DlnbiBaneaaare . ‘As Bteel Gom , So Goes the Nation’ neighborhood,” writes J. M., he walked Inside, he found an old WATKINS, 935 Main St. the Simplicity! !f You'r* A Haif-SixBr tlon proTOked an Incident which 28 lUlitn town. 48 Heavy cluba What more delightful way to Aak for the research report on who, ^ whenever he gets a State Nurse Unit ^ Building caused the Q-man. of Q-ftiin. J. man playing checkeri with his dog. honia of fine furnishinga for every bring the old year to a happy low-priced ateel' rtock. COBURN 30 French ' 4SSon o f Eklgar Hoover, to chuckle a bit. Salesman -Why. that’s the amart- It E.,* IdHtubandot Adam roonL extends to you sincere wish close than by dining at lovely AND MIDPLBBROOK. INC., 541 cold, ^vea it to everyone ha goes summers 47 Opgratle aelB To A d d ‘Section’ Contractor "Aa you. know,’* he says. “ It Is esf dog I've ever seen. es for a NEW .YEAR saturated C A V E Y'S RESTAURANT A Main-St. Chill MI 3-1105 or S-llOO. near, even those who' otherwise 20rranch rivar 31 AUot MBlooG ^ \ one of th^.-requirements of Special Mountaineer—Oh, I don't think le Frocks with happineaa, proaperity and con LQimOE, 45 East Center St, A seldom have a cold. Not only that, RosiikNitial-CoimiwvcIai 22 More certain 33 RegioDs Agents of the Federal Bureau- of he's so snsart. I’ve beat him two 21 Ascend tentment. talented staff prepares, and serves An evening anack:. Cut left Hartford, Dec. 28 OC)—The “ 43 City In 85Hlfhwaya. woven ' hr printed cloth hanging cooked pruhea atuffed with can be done to stop him giving adding a "spacial groupsection true,, I believe, that their appear A . grpup of congressmen return again and ^ again. Try It germ* to others ?” Customer Satisfaction’^ of coventional design can be hung soon. , X chopped almonda. Bak# them In a to the five sectlona which now ance Is that of young business men conferring: Said one: The young ihan referred 4p In Congressman—We’ve got a oae on the wall. I^ d d s color and in- hot oven until lightly browned and make up the organtiatlon. Full Insurance Coverage as contrasted with |he 'former con 39 L e^ er entry 1 the letter seems to be rather ception of law' enforcement of- hundred and twenty million dollar r“ r*r p“ L & ir tereit vdiere it’a needed. Leftover meat^-broth, gravy and that’n IL Secretary Helen M. Cullen said 32 Mend n Ihoughtlesa. There are a lot of today that offtci ntiraea, ' regis Tel. Ml 9-3033 . llcera. appropriation to spend which wlU 34 Light \ stuffing should be refrigerated things vve still don’t know about get IIS each thousands of votes. li ii F" prebaked, - frozen pancakes are immediately^'^.after the meat is CtiiMreB’a Winter - W'enr Reduced trars, nurse anesthetists and blood After5:0(VP.M. “One day Mr. Clyde A. Tolsdn, 36 Opposed the common cold, but it should be bank nurses will be eligible for Other Congressman—I’ve got an • _L as -easy to fix for breakfast- as aervVd. It is’ a fallacy that placing *0% 82 BALDWIN ROAD n»y aaslstant, and I were In. New 37MUlUry 9 II Clear to everyone that most colds membership In the !'special York City, walking In the 'slum': Ides on how .to spend It. How toast. They'come in boxes of six hot foods'In the refrigerator will Winter is Just 7 dsys old; It's an commission' L and are ready to eat after one min are contagious and spread from gtoups" section. MANCHESTER, CONN. district when a slsUernly woman about bunding a bridge over the cause them to spoil. , -.V.VS: ideal time to take advantage of 38 Italian coins II, A ute in the toaster. person to person with consider A meeting for those interested dropped -a parcel just as, we < ap Mississippi. River lengthwise? 38 Rake m the SALE at MARI-MAD'S, 691 ablewease. Greetings from OarpeUng' in forming this section has been proached her. Both Mr, Tolson and I 4iC0m pau point Main St. Outfit your bo. and girl, There U, Indeed, a little . ,, Extending.New Year's Wishes. Headquarters scheduled fqr Jan. 11 in Cheahlre. ■ ti'ca rsr' I stooped to pick up and return] My father, 79, who never once .42 Scottish cap r toddler through size 14 In s warm doubt that if a person who felt -THE MUSIC SHOP, 1016 Main The MANCHESTER CARPET ly-lined, attractive CX)AT AJlD The five Seotlona now making the parcel to .her, ralsm)r our. hats j has visited s dentist, ha -gleaming 44 English baby U ki n he or she was coming down W'tth up the association are general at the same time. Just then i llt-l white teeth and never has had a SL hopes that the NEW YEAR c e n t e r . 308 Main St. head LEGGING SET, a ahiig SNOW- a cold went home and to bed im r /ji'c r ^ A '//] T buggy i will be filled with happiness, pros- quarters for quality carpeting, sin duty, private duty, ihduatrial, pub* 48 Chopped pork R SUIT or a handaoms- chill-chasii^ mediately, others would be less ■ ______V- ___ ■ parity, >and good health for you cerely wishes you and yours A JACKET now that these are RB- Uc health arid ' administrative MEDICAL IMPROVLMFHT 49 Sanctifted likely to catch it. Certainly snees- riurses. K i and ^ u ra. VERY HAPPY NEW YEAR. DUOED 20%. ' OUT OUR WAY BY J. R. WILLIAMS oun ROARniNr, h o i k j i ? w llh MA.IOR HOOPl.E .. person ing and coughing by someone In ------— ------W the early stages o f a cold places U Go astray IT" H A Two-day 'old fruit pies will A clothes closet should be - 34 New lift for plain rice: add STALLED SHERIFF - . in CHEST RUBS TH6 TELLEa: 84 Better others in considerable risk of m V. taste oven-fre'th If they are re inches deep and provide at least crisp bacon' bits, sauteed Chopped catching the same thing. Great Falls, Mont. The m Ovet JO Yf.ir . >- « A j o c .' All you 86 Cravat He M<*MT»TO AO) ■H heated In a moderate oven, 350 de- 48 ihches of rod space for each green; onions,, and chopped or Since it is too much tq expect court room started buzzing when OUT BUT HB BTAMD3 -WAPPV.NtW YE-AR PAnSKER CAME 1*0 FOR STMouthward • n — gROvaN.'XTeOSTTUE WAM- i greee, for seven to 10 minutes. person using the closet. sliced alrhonds. ■ that everyone will be thoughtful the defendant in a murder trial IW TH* OOOR UXJKIH^ WA$ A 88 Unbleached « !F iM6 DAV5 m s PiND VOUC about exposing others, about all had not ahowed up from jail with FEK. DOd& AM' STUFr t CALENDAR, 89 Owns i i AN* MAKES JME HOLP ' DEfWS'TACv IN A ejSU ST 0 A Folwlar Plaoe to Eat . 1958 Notepapers Nothing Like It that we can do is to stay aa far in five mlnUtM after the trial waa TM' POOR OFEKI FER '4, WAGti'T IT ? OB’ 60 Cape T R *7. Your friendly little messages, to atart.' • Ry th e inav. , _ n tt I t you’re downstreet tomorrow With ah eye-dropper full of away aa we can from lha victim MI»4UTESAM' MIMUTES/ ABE MOO <30iNS 61 Foot covering your thank-you's, and your invita 'ZOO'LL 5 e t A GOOD d e a l T.M. Pit Ml S“ exchanging ’Chriatmaa gifts, why- JCHAIR-LOC” frpm JOHNSON (rf a cold, particularly ai first and ShriHff D. J. Lieeper escorted the 5 0 TM a VIM' HIMTH' TO MAi<6 TH iG e«p. tfM H I«M«M|8. Ml. H tions carry twice the happiness- OBMTLE BUM'S RUSH.* MOC& OP me iM Sto DOWN not stojj Into KOPPER KETTLE T A IN T (XIMtPANY, 699 Main St. to avoid as much aa possible pub accused man In and told Judge C. ■1^ A BEALLV B ig n lA RESTAURANT, 829 Main St; to giving - appeal if written 00 fresh- you can do amazing thinga. Tight lic places such as theaters, street F. Holt they were late because .T V PeMEtOPiHO // p e a l AMO ‘Couldn’t hoar nmy airon. ah? Wall. I’m not aurpriatd!” 1 Wipe off u as-19S6 NOTEPAPERS, S9c to *1, PlamSi op coNSiOEe' M - reArash yourself, with a satisfying en looae chali*. tablet, step laddeca cars, buses and the like, during ohe courthouse elevator atalled. ■/ j?® PULL VOUI? 2 Roman road at HARRISONIS, 849 Main St. The judge fined the ehertff 85 V,â b l e SNACK (sandwiches are gener without using nails or glue. A few the season when colds ace at their ously filled) or a hot-plate spe These make welcome birthday re drops of “ CH AIR-LOC’ swells the height. This too, Is not always for the delay, • WELDdN DRUG CO* TOO?: cial LUNCTHEON. Remember, membrances and bridge prizes. wood fibers to make the joints fit easy! 901 MAIN STREKV There are few ' disor That’s Our Girl BY AL VERMEER ^ too, that complete, fuHcourae DIN like new. Attend to all the needed PRISCILLA’S POP NERS are served daily. To freshen plain cake doughnuts, repairs In- the home this . easy, dera which have been studied place them in a covere/d casserole You’ll find this centerpiece fasci modem way. You are being wiahed as much as the common raid' ^ WE'RE LUCKY/ and heat in a hot oven, 4(X> degrees, a SAFE and HAPPY NEW YEAR. 8346 and few on whlchiwe know leas Small, meal-atzed^ unita . o f tor five minutfs. For an added nating to crochet, and what’s more nivâsii M7 ALL JENNY LU’S boneless turkey meat, properly it will prove to tte the •'‘Star’’ of about prevention and treatment. ^ F A T H E R ClOnr W AS touch.of spice, roll them immedi Resistance to the common cold Is wrapped, may be frozen up to one ately in a sugar-cinnamon mixture. your dolly collection! (Quartered apples, cooked in a .Toil ara certain to ‘b«' pleased MUMINDII MONEY' month before serving. Pattern No. 5581 contains' cro sugar syrup to wijtetei-qpilll cin with this attractive classic de slight In most people and Is not namon. candles have been' added, signed to fit perfectly. Sew with lasting. Many persona get several chet. directions; material require colds a year. . Furthermore, a •AWNINGS Holiday Egg Nog Thank Yon and Happy New Year ments; atitch illustrations. taste delicious with- roast pork. or without the contrasting yoke. single eause . has not been discov TOTS 'N TEENS. 956 Main St., Send 25c in' Coins, your name, Pattern No. 8346 is in sizes Because Egg Nog is so much ered—perhaps because there is • DOdR HOODS lakes this' opportunity ' to thank address and the Pallem Number Knit or Crochet Them 12 1-2, 14 1-2. 16 1-2. 18 1-2, a part of the New Year faatiVe tra ho sirigle cause but rather their many friends and customers ta ANNE CABOT. THjK MAN- ■ "Welcome the new baby with a 20 1-2, 23 1-2, 24 1-2. Size 14 1-2 K jT V dition, you m ight like to make this for their patronage during this past several. • TRIPLE OHANNIL I popular drink the easy way. To CHB8TER EVENING HERALD, pair of warm booteea you can knit 4 1-4 yards of - 35-inch; 3-8 yard year. It's been a privilege to serve or cmchet yourself using the contrast. ■ - Although the weight of sue fill 35 eupf with goo^ cheer bujr 1150 AVE. AMERICAS, ''NEW picion . lies on the virus family you. Be assured that .TOTS ’N YORK 36, N. Y. BABY BOOTEE PAK, |l from For this pattern, send 50c in . WINDOWS i^ND,iF Me FRESH EGGS from LYNN TEENS will 'continue to bring you several viruses. have been found POUL-TRY FARMS, 505 Main St. StUl availabi#—the Needlework Yarn Dept, of, J. W. HALE CORP. coins, your name, address, size de \ THlNlê OP top-quBllty merchandise, at pleas Complete - with washable plastic sired, and the pattern number to in epidemics of colds and vaccine and thm proceed as .follows: Grad Album printed In attractive colors. treatments or other methods of CM* II uaaieiie *< IT YOU WON'T ing prices, served up courteously It contains 56 pages .of lovely de soles and enough 3-ply . wool SUE BURNETT, THE MAN tai seMwiciitei iisit MUKsieaeiirr MANE THAT* ually add 5 beaten egg yolks, 1 and with promptness. building permanent resistance WHY MOTHERS > S ^ . or DRESSY DRESSE.S at CORET Modem Hair Care no tingle method for all people fowl. L E N O X P H A R M A C Y , 299 Netv Year /ipproaches. You are CASUALS, 887 Main St. Full, You'll want to welcome the New whxh is always su(:cassful. Until AWNINQ 00. t w East Center St., and P I N E being promised a' continuance of swlshy skirts to yvhirl you happily , MARLOW'S the usual high standard of QUAL Year tooljlng attractively well- soiritthtng better Is found, X sup Pictures should complete a PHARMA.C.Y,. 864 Cent*,* into the New Year, are fashioned g room w rand 'radiantly, lovely', TAILORING M PT. furniture grouping', Introduce a ITY , SERVtCJE and GOOD FOOD. jnoao' people will conunue to ’ TEL. Ml 9-3091 St. have alt the fu n -m ak 'tn .g of elegant fabrics; brocade, taf which is why the SCHULTZ spend fnijiions of dollars each (»ra s. s a l S > ,'' pleasing variety, of line and -color “props” you need to assure a suc Happy* New Year! feta, velvet, appliqued felt and i I BEAUTY Sa l o n , 983 Malm St. year for nose drops,- vitamins Next to Shoe Repair Dep’t. and attract attention to the Cen cessful party. Provide a gay, fes satin. You'll be the “ belle of the gently remind* you to make an ap 198 W . CENTER ST. ter of interest. , drugs of many varieties,, and all tive atmosphere to put everyone in Give the small-fry a thrill by ball" in your loved ones' eye*. . pointment without further delay. sorts of otheV remedies. a happy "celebrating” mood with cutting their'saq.dwlchea like jig Perhaps s deft Hair shaping is all In actual practice thq best s TO Ring In the New Year bright New Year’s Tablecloths, saw puzzles, then .let them rear A pound of shelled almonds or you require, or perhltos you are li-3 8 The FAIRW AY, 975 Main St. has treatment for a fold remains rest HJB paper Napkins, .streamers, Favors range the pieces before they eat Brazil nuts measures 3 cups; s foru-ard-looking enough to try a everything you need to make your in bed, begun -a tth e sign o f the Ci. H «. i'C-l. MM M* •> aiwaiAi saatvBM . and Noisemakers -for your fun- them. ' pound •of‘ shelled walnuts or pecans basically new hair stj-le with a Oral symptoms and, continued for NEW YEAR'S PARTY s howling loving guests. You'll find here an mcasufes 4 cups. - BDOTB a ND h e r BUDDIE^ You Don’t Say! BY EDGAR MARTIN companion PERMANENT WAVE. seyera!' days. Ruch simple rem success. It's smart and practi assortment of Soft Drinks in all Wishing You Season’s Jos’ You will be In friendly, capable edies as'aspirin, or ikteam to; re cal tp use paper plates, cups, nap- the delicious, pure fruit flavors, YOyU YARN SHOP, 50 Cottage BUZ SAWYER BY ROY CRANK Sincere tiood'Wlshe* hands. MI 3-8951. lieve the congestion In the .nose 1TEAUN? V< i CAMS'TO RETORW manOiE, u h e u s h e l e n j e s . m o o t*wf H . kins and tablecloths, all in gay also sparkling Ginger Ale. You St. whbreyoii. can buy the material The BOYS’ SHOf* of C. E. and throat; may m*ke*one 'feel n 'm o o o m f . OaJS OF SU.1ES SSRUS ME TEA 80 ------* New Year's patterns. Noisemak- are being wished a New Y ear and learn to make hand-made gifts AHDGETTMI WINGS ON'EM, UMmL nOHTEB PUVIEXV BOf, HOUSE k SON extendi id you all Chewing gum Is removed this better but have doubtful valu^ in THE SOLARIUM'. era, favors and decorating needs filled to overflowing with good every de.scription, wishes jxiu a PERHAPS MOO rnOMT VRSSSSS SME YOU 1UC9S. G ET'EM RANG, PLAmi.Y,*-niCf'R€ NOT /SAW'rtRlYW’gS of sincere good wianaa fm' a joyful' way: Sponge with-Ice, pick It off shortening the course of a cold ,SC AlOOTHSR. TO \ a F t m ^ FOR DUSTING CROPS. > HI, SAwvEt.vwr QUICK. NEW Y E A R piness and contentment. ^ spot with carbon tetracbloride. work with -a cold, even though WMPATWM. OTOU THINK OF miserable. I presume that only, k 'EM? In-the New Year few Will shorten their discomfort As another year draws to a from this pesky disorder by bed close. ARTHUR DRUG' STORE,' rest for a long enough length of 942 Main St. takes this oppor time. > tunity to thank you for your patronage and to' assure yoil of their continued efforts to serve you competently arid well'to your complete satisfaction. You are Ruth mUelt wished a very HAPPY NEW YEAR. /a - 2 8 A tiry of Anguish— Any'one S25E£!Sjh2i5fc A new taste is given to liver if Know How to Cook Bear? JEFF COBB 3Y PETER^HOFFMAN it’a soaked, in a favorite barbecue .. My cookbooks have let me down. sauce for 30 minutes before pan I cah't And in any one I ''own 'any MICKEY FINN Competition BY LANK LEONARD frying or byolling. F O'QUIT THAT'S VERY THOUGHTFUL IN FACT, HE'S PROB.ABLY. LOOKING. tasty recipe for cooking bear meat, AN’... DF YOU, PATTI AND MIKE... o W - o o w , . Wishing You -the Beal , A^ the wife of one enthusiastic HE HASN'T COME HOME YET.., SHERWIN*W1U.IAM.S CYT, Ml hunter and the mother of another ' - t * ' OOOW fj Main SA, home of quality .SWP I am ueed to cooking whatever is HOUSE PAINTS wishes you and brought home. "Don't shoot , any your* a very HAPPY and PROS- thing you can't eal" wasJhe first ’ey FERGUS NEWTR'Aft. le.saon our son was UiigTit after he was taught to hafRI* *■ Kun. .. More -wear Van be gotten from I confess most of what the hunt wlflrlow shades If t.hew're turned ers have brought home from the upside down and the rteaner part put to the ^bottom. A new hem kill ha* made good eating.' There 1rehfiendoiL/s savin gs in ahoiild b e , sOtched and the old were . pheasant*, duck, ' venleon, hem tat'ked on the roller / wild turkey, elk, rabbits and squir .A . / rels. Through the years I’ve cooked 'A-- 5-. NATIONALLY ADVERTISED BRANDS DF FOOTWEAR them all and iiaitally gladly. Queen \ HUH$ Ikigagement Calenilurs fu / 19.56 ail sizes but not in all stytbs * An unuaual gift with 4 lasting But Mial, bear meat- has me j f i a message is a picture ENGAGE botlieled. I'made the mistake of MENT CALKNDAP., tl.25, froth asking several friends whose hus-^ ae,g2ig^’)BX HARRISON'S. 849 Main St. Recbrd bands are hunters -how they cook Anne M A ’ W O M E N 'S CHILDREN’S MEirS SHOES your busipless and social engage- beaV meat. ' CAPTAl^l EASY Wasted Work? BY LESLIE TURNER f r e c k -i.e s a n d ,;h i s f r i e n d s •Can You Figure It? BY MERRILL C. BLOSSER menUj jot down.ilnportahi remind- After groans,and aFghs of reslg-- AIR STEF SHOES vely hatIpn Vl) I have been able to find iniM Bl YOU FiNAttV OO It, " I. ' ...... lighting the bearUy spots and' land out from them is that no matter YOUR CHOICE OF TAlKT ABCXJr oapi sirr «wv iOirO make I ONLY HAVE FtOFTMlS\MoW MAMY THATLLSe T Reguloriy 10.95* 12.95 SHOES marks throughout CONNECTICUT how it was cooked, it. always SUCH ACMOice OF MRirms' TWeNTT cems. BAASAIMS/ .W N G / IHAVEYIMJ^ or NEW ENGLAND tasted like shot leather, or, let's • SlKnt-Ne«dl« • Swing-Needia KOVCB CAUIU, I’tt NEVER SO 1 GOTTA GET . / albsoetmer? NOW O dd'Lets and Broken Sizes KNOW*. ------MY MONEYS W0RW-- 1 face It, like aged )>ear. You can keep an ' unopened Thia, then, is .an appeal for help. • Straight Needia I COULD’VE canned ham Irt your refrigerator PRNNM TWO STRIPS’ MUMOgOUS C If any wife of a hunter Knows hmv for weeks, but onl.v about one week NTHETaAEIT- 4 for ■/ ON ALL MEN'S SHOES to make bear meat taste like some TMERE’STlfPOOR after it's open. Good for emer thing else, will she share her sec PAY AS $015 ■■ , CARLA- j I gencies. - ret formula? 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■ ■ ■ 5 HANCUESTEk EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER. CONN. WEDNESDAY. DECEMBER 28. 19S5 PAGE THIRTEEN TWELVB IIANCUESTER EVEKWG HERALD, MANChSSTER, OONN. WEDNESDAY. DECEMBER 28. loiiS

THE Lovellette ains Pro Scoring Leadership Herald Angle personal Duel Expected Tonight Between Russell, Heinsohn EARL W. YOST Bill RnMcU Mdies Sure Even Talking to Cagers IspHard Pitt PrActiceii for Sugar Bowl Lakers’ Center ■ports Editor Ebooks Have Pitchers mnum Crusaders Big Threat New V erk— 6eing Pressed « H* won ,16 bouts as an amateur ftetkak Aaaertatktp preuldrnt. kad a prohlcm on hie hand*. Podn- ■HOTS HERE AND THERE Two fine baaketbell doublehead-, i and earned a echolarehlp to Syra- iSveh .Without Podres To Frisco Win Streak' laff. nlw I* about 5^. uantedô lalti to Ray Felix of the New i cuse Univeralty. Arel 1* a south- York Knlekerboeker*. who I* #-tl. cre are scheduled In this vicinity WOMKN'H UKAOl'K CBl’aCB LKAOVRS By Bobby Pettit ! paw which could mean ’ ttiat to- • Brooklyn, Dec. 38 MP) —Johnny Podres probably ' will be In the M>w*r4’* 111 8*c«aa C«an* (t> ' “I’m IB a hurry, Ray” Podololl *am. "So -we better (o within the st>ece of 72 hours. To nlghl’a bout will be dull dyll anand na Army hut Brooklyn atiU haa enough pitching left to rate aa favorites D. Cowles ...... U 10* Burks ...... ; ...... *I 91 New York, Dec. 38 (Sh —New York fanqÂre anUcIpatlng a penonal aame place where we ran do It quicker.” 'New York. Dec; —'B ig night at East Hartford High, Ham.-1 interesting. Paul Pettit,ettit, a llOO,-: to 'W4n another National League pennant; TedfiitoT...... ss *4 illtch ...... Ill in scoring duel 'between two of the lop centors In college baaketball to« With thle. Podololl pu»hed hi* way thhiuKh a Mk crowd In Mnrtoli ...... *1 too tie(M>n ...... 14 » night when undefeated San Frandlsco and once-beaten Holy Croat Clyde Lovelletta, of the Min ilton ' Standard’s crack Dusty | 000 bonus, bust as a pllchpr with The Dodgers certainly will mis* the 23-yearjold lefthandsr who Johnaon ...... 103 lOS r ...... 103 19 the Madlnon Square Garden lobh>', walked down half the leuRth League entry will meet the Elec-: the Pittsburgh Pirate*, may win beat the New York Yankees tivice laat fall, incIudRig"* brilliant shut Crandall ...... 10 1 1 1 1 .,...... 101 103 elaah In the first half of the semi-final round of the E. C. A. C.-spon- of the hulldlnc to an oRIce and then eat the pla.ver down. neapolis Lakere,' laat wMk pulled trie Boat of New London in the j his way back to the major leagues out in the decisive seventh game. Stl)l his 9-10 record in the feguktr 4M 413 1441 ...... U7 4W MO 1493 sored Holiday Featlvql at Maijllaon Square Garden. “P know U took time, twit at le**l he could hear me. If we awdiy from the St. Louie Hawks' lld-llfter at 7:30 and at '» the Con- ( ss an outfielder. Pettit, slternating . season shouldn’t be too hard to make up. ''^ TZ 'lCa'(i'A(le*lir(li C(r*t*rOllier C**s**i •!!«•« S». K*. L<1)I (1 . In the other half, defending champion Duquesne, featuring Sihugo «Vere atandlBK around trjdn* to talk he wouldh’t have heard a necticut Yankees, with Art Quim-: between first base and the outfield, Coiutanilne 1* — MciZomb w.9.g...9... m II ISR Green, will meet greatly Improved U.C.LcA., led by Ita Jumping Jack*, Bob Pettit In their race for Na Podres learned yesterday he had v Bum s ...... 10* M m word I oald on lew he ha* a receiver In hi* belt,”, Podolo* aald. tional Basketball Assn., scoring by and Bobby Knight in their line-1 is hitting well over .300 for Poza been reclassified I^'"hy hla irmit Purnell 7* 14 >iltr‘ 11$ too Willie NauUa and Morris Tift. The afternoon twinbill. Involving tho up,, meet the Scranton Miners of , Rlc* In the Mexican Winter ' hoard at Hconderoga, N. Y. and la Short* ...... M 10 101 3SH tour loaera of the opening round Monday, will pit Syracuse against La supremacy. the- Eastern Pennsylvania Pro I Pound ...... 131 143 104 nto League. imbject to immediate call. Al- Injuns Prepare Unodln ...... — U 164 Salle and St. ilohn’a (Bkn) against Fordham. The former Kansas - All- League. Friday night at the Ver-1 tnough the head of the draft board -i> The Dons, who whipped La America, who led Pettit by only planck School gym In Manchester | Just nine day* after the Dodg said he doubted very much that' Total* 410 4M 431 1399 Total* MT « 1 438 1431 Balle for thslr eighth atraight of three point* a week ago, pidyed the Central Connecticut Lea'gue er* announced that they would Podres would be called before the aeason and S4ui In a raw over For- Hall Five Deep*'Uri*e-l*-tll Baia*a*l LaUrr** ill two games laat week and scored will offer a twinbill. First game a t ' play seven games In Jersey City spring, it was unlikely that he Berxpnskl . *4 313 NorUlies Romp a two-year span, are favored by UConii Cagers Favored .55 points to stretch his lead to 58. 7:15 will, bring together Frankie's N orm ...... 109 111 101330 next .season ‘ticket sales for tha wopld be around much of the 1956 Winlesa Hall High la the next Wilhrlm .. 93 3U Anderson ...... 99 89 108 3M ■even points to stretch their vic Pettit didn’t play, all week as the Diive-In and the New. Britain seven dates . reached the 130,000 ■ ' season. McCnnn ... 9S 313 ~lenson ...... r*.. J03 88 III 301 tory string to 35, which would Hawks were Idle, îit narrowed Pacers. The talent-loaded St. opponent fo r Coach Elgin Zatur. Simmon. . 90 3«t ohnson ...... 95 . 87 9.9,375 mark. . . Herman Wehmeier of ' “I’ll go in and put in my time sky's . profiilslng Manchester Molumphy 101 311 C nrisnr ...... U 117 98 398 lit Ree League leave them only, four short of th* ’ In New England Play the race again by scoring 46 points Cyril’s from Hartford and George the Phillies has yet to' post a vic and come out and play ball again," record of 39 established by Long In.dlans Friday rtight at the Kiiig Total* ...... 44S ’4M> 473 1408 last night. However, the 46 points Mltchell’a Green Manor Pros tan tory over the St. Louis Cards. Th# ^ said Podres at his home In Wither- T o u ts ...... T tT "493 508 u i i Island U. in 1935-17 and Ued by have not j ^ t been Included in the gle in the nightcap. This attraction Philip Dr. School gym in West T*k* M*Ur* (II 9l*f»’* (3) Slantfiag* Red Birds hold 13 straight de bee, N. Y. "I don’t feel any differ Hartford. W*rriors’. Coach Dale C arpenter ...... 91 107 98 Bloodgood 93 93 L Pet. Seton Hall of South Oranga, N.’ J„ " ■ 0 » ch Hugh Greer's University, Observer* were already oalllnK ofllcial ta^lations. rates support at the bucks office. cisions over the Philadelphia ent than I did before I got the M. Cowle...... 97 99' 1(1* llfford .y.,.UJU..,. 79 99 In 198()-41. . . Johnny DelPonte, Rockville H a ^ r claims to be lacking two Holme* ...... i ...... 98 83 M Ssown ...... 93 113 »3 North End Package 1 .857 of Connecticut Huskies and Browm Chsl event the be*t-be lanced of Lovellette, thro\igh games of pitcher. . . Only major league baafc- draft notice. ' vital ingredients this winter-name- Nocker ...... 133 94 94 *nsen - 88 93 Mali. Wallpaper . ... 2 .686 The big question confranUng clashed in the opening contest of those thus far. While the UConns, last Sunday, had amaa.sed 5.58 High basketball co-captaIn, will be Dodger officials reflected the Low Score ...... 83 84 84 alltier ...... $6 90 sidelined for the season, Don Ber ball-player to collect six hits In on* ly height and experience. But S Walnut Grill 3 .666 Coach Ray Leanig of Holy Ooaa la the third annual New England who play a more "major" schedule points in.25 games to Pettit’s 500 game last season was shortstop same take-it-in-stride' attitude. Harper is also said lo have the Totals 491 487 480 1438 P agani'a...... 3 ..571 how to stop All-America Bill Boa- tesketball Tournament which In 20. Pettit, however, owns the ger reports. Don covers. Rockville Walter' O’Malley, Dodger presi 481 $11 471 1448 than do the other seven teams, High for The Herald. DelPonte was Joe DeMaestri of the Kansas City finest looking bUn^ of sop Whitp Glass ..... S .285 sell, the Done’ 6-10 EM>-pound starts today at Colby College In were the likely choice, there was best scoring average, 25 points a A’s. Joe performed the feat In a dent observed:. ,. homores since he.has been at the Prlucêii ll«»lA«r»M (Si Man. Auto’Parts 7 .000 center. Btg BUI acored 26 points la Waterville. Maine. Tapoff was game, while'Lovellette and Phila injured. t,]^'o weeks^ ago. His loss Phillips ... M 115 M 399 CcmmsBlIir Ba||UsMei considerable sentiment for a nuni will be felt hard as since he has 11-8 11 inning loss to the'Tigers. “We like to think of the Dodgers West Hartford school. Much of Kloter ... 95 108 R9 387 NIcol* 89 the defeat of La Salle but It Was scheduled at 1:30 and UConn, al her of others; such as Amherst, delphia’s Neil Jj^nston are run- DeMaestri batted .249 for/ the sea - coming out first in the National the Warrior’s future success this P-r-ttii ...... R9 99 U8 ailroy .,, 90 Paced by Ken Lowd'a sharp- his defensive ability, rather than though shaded by surprising Dart- Coach John .Mtchelesen, right, smiles ss hq, watches three Pittsburgh ,backfleld men run a play In nersup at 22;3. ' ' been out of action Rockville has B—b- ...... 96 118 to» 317 l,o« M*n hit point-scoring that Impressed. Massachusetts, Harvard, Colby, dropped two- games and fallen son. . . Floyd Paterson will become League race but in this case, as in season depends aoley.on how fast McIntosh ...... 101 101 123 325 Basslnd ■iTOoUng, North End Package lAouOi last year, is considered the and Middlehury. A.jrood ouUlder practice for the Sugar Bowl game with Georgia Tech. Quarterback Pete Neft, left, has completed ' The Lakers’ center also- has tha c(ue of all our 500 ball players the so'pha gain experience and Yacono i...... r* !§ maintained Ita hold on first place overhauled Pettit In the rebound back into a tie for third place in a man Jan. 4 when he observes . Paalaiyos ...... 99 99 14 14 *Ooal-Teader* team to be.at in this year’* Held was Brown. a hand-off to fulibnek Tom Jenkins, 4l, and halfback Dick Bowen. 3.1, Out sa bloAer. ( AP Wlrephotol.. . hi* 21*t birthday. Patterson Is be throughout the system, we know polse.- Handicap in the Rei: Senior League last night In addition to guarding both which appears to be well balanced. department with 345 as compared the Valley B League. Coach Uncle Sam's interests come firs'.. total* ...... %76 Twi 80S 1818 - by soundly thumping second place Other Ontnea to 329 retrieves for the former Johnny Canavari'a club, won Its ing groomed for the kill—a bout Before entertaining the local*. I.elima*s AtUMId^ (9) T o ta l* ...... 503 489 114 1505 backboards with th* Unaclty of a Other schools given an excellent Amherst and Massachusetts car with heavyweight champion Rocky “We’ll hate t o , lose Podres. Hall p l^ a host to Wethersfield tO' McCarthy --- . 8 9 93 91 378 taelli .9l»«li*ai*Mlo.Mo. 9 (41 Mancheater Waiipa|Mr 71-38. In, bulldog and breaking up numeraua hhanc* of upsetting the Huskies in- LSU star. Bob Cousy of Boston first four starts with DelPonle naturally, when the time comes night. Thus far the Warriors have Veron* ...... 96 103 108 308 Liom is . N 85 the second game played at Buckley ried on their own rivalry at has the.most assists, 180. starring. . . . Marciano. .*. Feathenv-elght con- .. 103 119 . -\io a , attacks with hla export guarding, ctilda Amherst, Brown, Mlddle- p.m. The evening program but we’U bide our time like every bowed to unbeaten Hartford Foth-rgill ...... 123 344 School. Walnut Grill set a new ils League-Leading Frankie’s^ Field Goal Leaders fender Carmelo Costa has never .Plrkyr ...... * lOR no 98 315 » r . ' ..107^.* th* fabuloua” goaM ^ er” flicked, bunr.vMaSsachusetts.^ Harvard and . Bowdoln against Harvard Big Andy Robiistelli of Stam fought outside of New York State. body else.” , • Bulkcley 59-47. Wllby 51-47 and Imw Score...... 89 99 88 274 Mathlsson ...... 99 98 aaaaon'a acoring record by wallop- out at least eightVahoU that ap- host CWiyNtlsoly ^ ls o this winter, there i o’clock with host Colby facing Locat Sport Johnston is the field goal per rival Weaver 71-51 in independent John.snn . 114 g^Whlte Glass 107-63. centage pace-setter with a-.467 ford, the fine defensive right end '. . Ray' Roblnsort’a-bar in Harlem .17 Pitcher* on Roster , Totals ..."iS 633 *807 1517 Haueii ...... :. 71 leared headed fOM aura baakeu. ' Witt be a^bVoadcastq btoadcaat of any of the Middlehury at Q p.m. Green Manor in Key\TiUs of the Los. Angeles Rams, was a has come to life once again sine* Brooklyn list* 17 pitcher* on Its clashes, and to Bristol 72-64 and The smooth ball handling of the -Us agility and mcpIUty for such ' tourney pMnea. Tomorrow's first round winners mark from the floor. Syracuse’s strong Windham 70-50 in CCIL TeU Ii 503 531 SM isil North Sndera plus their ability to Chatter 1 Dolph Schayes Is the most ac- standout In a losing cause against the Sugar Man lifted the middle roster, including Don Elston, who a big man waa am «ngj AlthoughNtoturally there was play 'Thursday nlj(ht semi-finals the Cleveland Browns last Monday weight crown from' Bobo Olson,'* came* from Chicago in the Randy competition. Last year Hall won control the rebounda off both back Leenlg thinks ne haa tha an St hop* tnht on* of the Pine j curate from the free jhrow line both, contests from the Indians 46- Cheney Tech Bows Narlli Melkodlst Mo. 1 (t) boards ' proved too much for the while losing teams move Into an Originally îcbediiled for tonight rough time getting started, battles Uvith a ..896 marksmanship In the National_ Football League head. "* ■ Jackson deal. Don Newcoinb’, A. Holme* n 95 98 swer In Tom Helnkohn, brilliant ■ state’s tekms, either, Bow afternoon consolation bracket. BOWLING ALLEYN at.the East 40 and 51-41. The tafl Red- and — 97 98 allpaperr beys.Except for a brief the .first in s series of cage.dou the also undefeated Hartford, 8t. average. playpff gamf. 'Robustelll is a Carl EJwktne and Billy Loes form Tyler .... ■hooter and backboant maa In his doln 'or the host'college, would Connecticut, coached by Hugh ble-headers planned by the miich- Cyril's in the nightcap at 8:30. Side Rec arc "'open Monday and product of little Arnold College, the nucleus of the stafL It will be White cagers trounced Bristol 72- 11. Holme! , 108 101 108 mbment tiIn the first quarter, the own right. Helnsohn, at 6-T, win Thursday nights from 7:1.5 until 9 In last night’s games, the Bos Diminutive Eddie Rosmarin. 41 in their only league atart and To Loop Leaders n. Chappell 98 108 131 Winn ted all th* way although win th^diampionahip, most of die Greer, has been beaten by both atrengtbened Central Connecticut Three straight now known as New Haven Teach former playmaker with Teachers up . to Manager Walter Alston td Hanna ...... - 91 be giving away three Inehea to folks plmnlng to attehd the affair Yale and Manhattan, but holds Basketball League will be staged o’clock and may be reserved by ton Geltics defeated the St. Louis replace Podres from the others. have broken evert in four outin'gi Low Ave..., Wallp ir mad* a fight of It dur- Sponsor Ray Damiato's green- Hawks, 105-102 despite Pettit’s 46 ers. . . ,, Art McGlnley, .espsbie College in New Britain basketball . against scholastic competition. Russell, but he appears to be a wrere anxious to look at^the Uni Impressive victories over At. Jo Friday night at the Verplanck clad Drlve-ln, quintet îiirrently contacting Bob DIBattisto at the sports editor of the Hertford Perhaps Karl Spooner, the .Stan ding* San Franciaco'a Bill Buasell appeara to^he hanging on tha baakfit Ing I it half. Bob Modsan leapt better shooter, Ine Holy Cross versity of Connecticut '^quintet, Rec any night after 6 o’clock. points: the New York Knicker teams and later a .fine pro perfor Starting forwards for Hall will Total* .,,. 1...... 471 509 491 14M th* losera' th* gam* during the seph’s and NYU. ’The Huskies School. Unbeaten Frankie’s Drive- leads the Jeag\ie w ith. three Times, will again serve as toast mer with Hartford and New Brit young man with the good "awift". Pet. aa'ball thrown by teapimate (not shown) goes through for two points at. Jska’* (4) star, who' has a 80 plus scoring favorite thia'ÛDM as it w arin the won’t command' the greatest re- In opposes tlfr New- Britain j atraight wins’ over Green Manor. bockers downed the Philadelphia will he the man. Roger Craig and he talented Bay Moore (5-8L one Green Manor 1.000 first halt (ring 11 points and STARTING TLMK In the Y Jun master at the annual Gold Key ain, recently passed the written fjf Hartford district’s finest all- against LaSalle in opening -round of EXiAC Holiday Festival at Madi A (Irayb .., ...111 111 99 Ml ended up wltlKa total of .15, high average, reglstersa 86 points In- tw’o preiious tbumeya even tnbugh sped In heights, but have a speedy Pacers In the lidlifter at 7:1.1 and , Saybrook and Meriden. The Saints Warriors. 80-79. and the Rochester banquet of the Connecticut Starts examination for membership in the Don Bessent, UieTookie* who made McBride’s son Square Garden, New York City (Dec, 26), Identifiable LaSalle H. (Irtyh ...... 100 lOi 104 333 the Crusaders’ defsat of Syracuse It failed' by a ' ^ n t tw its bid '-to club, with a bothersome pressing Coach George Mitchell's Green 'trail by one full game having up-' ior Basketball League tonight has Royals turned hark the Syracuse suck a^ splash after moving up around performers who has scored Sport Center 1.000 Plocharcsyk , ..100 91 91 n i for hia team. T(ki Conran playi■ ed* Writers Alliance on Monday night, Eastern Connect! *it Board of Ap 98 points in his team's five games; players afe Charles Slngley (10) and Bob Maples (14). Don* beat OpaUrh ...... Ill 104 m Ml fin* floor game foKtoe ledgue lead- and grabbed. 10 rebounds. grab the title lai^ year at Storrfe defense, and ôod starters. Manor Pros, currently having a ended Meriden and'Saybrook. The been moved up to 6 o’clock to ac Nationals, M-81. Jan. 23 at the Waverly Inn, Chesh from ,the ralnori in mid-season, are Cheney Tech .3.33 Ruhacha ...... Ill 103 lit commodate players wishing to , Pettit’s pornl-prod:ictlon was the proved Basketi'S'Il Officials. Eddie and football star Mik<^ (^rran Aceto A Sylvester ,.000 LaSalle 79*62. (AP Wlrephoto). era making numcnw baskets pos It will be a pleasure, Pros have been to the post only ire. . . . For the first time In many is an elementary school teacher In other.' solid . poaslbllUles. Sandy Heinsohn against Russell,V once losing to rival Frankie’s attend the Snow Ball Dance at the highest of the NBA season to date. Koufax, the bonier pitcher who (5-0) who has tallied 35 markers CYO .000 toUli ..M... . . ‘ii i 'Hii l i i ■Ible by his clever paaalns and ball Armory. yearSl' Brla'tol High has come-up Rockville . . . L ‘ year Bill Ruar ’ to date. Harper’s tallest perform handling. LovDd wia-Mminaiv with aal(i. "J>hirtiisr7nora, X CARTER CHEVROLET CO., Inc., USED CAR LOT while the youthful Pacers will be But it did hla team no good, and with a losing basketball team. sell, the San Francl'co Dons All- came on fast In late ^season and the Hawk.* slipped to third place er, Fred Williams (6-2) will jump The aggressive Green Manor ('•■ter fft*s»s B*. I a total of 33 points, llsxhtt con Will acquit himself’nObly, t ' ____ making their CCBL debut against Coach Scotty Carter’s current edi America center made the great Ken Lehman, back from Montreal center.' Two sophomore transfer A ttii on WajrBaik M*l*k ...... a* 100 know whether RusseU will be able the defending champions. ART JOH.NSON joihed the 400 in the Western Division. tion i(,far betoWj fhe caliber of Bell for .another whirl, could take over combine shade.d an Improved Brown ...... S8 83 sistently both inside andNûtaide 1229 Main Street • Phone Ml 3-1200 club last night howling a laudable Tom Gola of La Salle look bad. To students, Ed H eb b , and Art ‘Cheney Tech quintet 68-65 laat Carlson ...... 91 90 106 the foul Una and at times appeared to hold Helnsohn as weU as I bs- Overall, Fiankle’a. St. Cyril’s Braun’s Hoop Derisive Town qliltitets during the past two night, Russell should do the ssmk the job. 8*alsl* ...... 79 113 106 Iteva Heinsohn will hold him." and Green' Manor aport a com 413 triple while pinning single Hoelzer, both six-footers, handle night in the second game of a to be unstoppable. gamc4 of 134-142-139 in _ the 'The Knicks earned their decision decades. . . . The 26th annual Na to Tom Helnsohn. great " Holy Word of Podres’ peclssstflcsllon backcourt duties. -The guards ap Low M*iv ...... 90- 90 Most of the other ocinpetlag bined 13 won and four lost record over the Warriors, who ar'e lead tional Duck Pin. Bowling Congress ’ must liave been a relief to the Na twinbill in the East Side Inter Marlin ...... — —: Glaasmen Outolaaacd and are considered the top three Chqrch League.. Other lop scores Croa.” center and perhaps the No. parently are Improving with every mediate Baaketbsll League. Iri the Tournament Action In the jitghteap Walnut. Grill coaches, however, believe RusssU included Stike Grzyb 351 and Art ing the Easter;n Division, the hard Tournament will be held March 17- 1 college 1 layer in the East this tional League cl. ba that must try outing since Hoelzer has'>.*:hatked TqUU* ...... 441 474 "11 be qblc to contain Helnaohn. quintets In the state. East Hart April 29 at Charlotte. N. C. Con to catch Brooklyn next year. After first contest the Tall McBride's Bt. RrMset* (f> outraced whit* Qlaaa In a fast Stave’ns 147: Womens League— way. After trailing most of the season. Tlie two clubs meet *t up 30 points in his last two tilts piled over a weak Aceto A moving gam* -which saw Bsrnie ^ f I bad my chatce,” said Coach ford has lost only once In seven way, the Knicks pulled If odt with necticut teams will compete April Madison Square Garden at 8 the ’trade that brought Jackson, and Hebb has . contributed 21 outings, the Saints have likewise Shirfey Fpthergill 119-122-344, El lylveater array 70-21. M. Jam es' N*. I (t) Augiiat chalk up 28 pointa In th* Johnny Woodan of UCLA, “I sie Pound 123-142-348. Ruth McIn three second.* to go when Call 27, 28, 29. o’clock tonight . . . Each member the homeP^hlttlng third baseman, tallies in his last two appearances. McBride’s had little trouble would Jaaat Uk* to play against suffered .but one defeat in five to Ebbeta Field with Its short Headlines Schedule agnnn . iiw iin first thrae quartera. Johnny Wil Values Braun connected with a set sh of the pro football champion Two other transfers, Garry HIMsrbrand .. M 93 tilts while the Pros have been tosh 123-325, Helen McCann 135, W’eyf Willie Pep. once considered bowling over the Aceto A son scored 19 points whil* Norm Rusaell. Not only in rsgaeda to beaten twice in live contests. Marge Nocker 123, Betty Phillips from 30 feet out. Cleveland Browitk will- receive left field fence, there was despair Hooper and Howie Dehlinsky (6- Sylvester squad as they had the Sacklsy ,.... . 114 107. 113 Burke played hla usual atrong floor playing him, but In cionnactioa - Rochester wa.s led to Its trlurtlph e best pound for pound boxer in $3,508 for ast Monday:* game with among thS contenders. 10) , along with Don Mewinheight (5- under the boards and out Hank^vored Yale 1)2-90 in the second Luo* ...... 8 7 103 113 Frankie’s loss was to the strong 115 snd Dot Cowles 115. the world, meets a no-body, one New York. Dec. 28 OP) HImlls ...... 113 M 107 game and dropped hi eight buckets with his playing you. He blocks New York Broadway Clowns in by Player-Coach Bobby Wanzer. the Los Angeles Rams. Each Ram Podres, unmarried, had been 11) . Doug Tracy (5-11), classed Jim the losy* ôn the floor. n>a’# Oklahoma Aggias, once a game of the opening .tey's play In for a total of 18 tallies. Dave Bo so many ahoU, It's Just discourag ARE YOURS AT CARTER’S TOM MeN AM ARA, former who dropped In 28 points including Andy Arel in tonight's main fight will collect $2,316.26 . . . Fleet- listed unfit for military service Woods (5-6) and Ray Welch (5- Billy .Adams came . through with powerhouse In the National col the Orange Bowl 'rourname.nt. Totals ...... 819 nor 845 1571 ing. Even whet, you finally auc- the ■ season’s opener, and the of the week on television from the rtnee 1952 because of a bad back. 10) have proven the Warriors’ top l),Alk MelhMlIsI m land, who haa seen only limited Saints bowed to Hamilton Stand Manchester High and Wllliston 14 to 16 free throws. footed Jim Rivera of the White 23 points and Dick Farrell chipped lege basketball picture, may be Tulane. with Roy SloU scoring 30 Perkins ...... in* 97 service with the GrUlers. again eaed In faking him out, uMch la Academy swlmfher, was recently Miami Beach Audltoiilura. Pep’s Sox became the fourth player He had -to wear a leather harness reserves in previous encounters. in with 15 markera.' In a loaing headed back toward the top. points, thra.shed New York Univer 110 ard after running up four atraight lifetime record shows 203 victories ftlcbmond xn looked impressive scoring 17 very rara indeed, he .aomehow ' triumphs. Green Manor lost to elected co-captatn o. the Spring- to come to terms for the 1956 sea and sleep on a stiff board. The cause, Lou Gagnon was the high The once-beaten Cowboys, from sity 80-72 In the first game. Mi l.enno* ...... 1(17 77 pointa, mostly on rebounds and and five draw*. He has been son. Rivera is playing winter ball pitcher was called up by hla draft ami’s young Hurricanes trailed (leer ••••••••••••aa>...... ipiI'M the USED Frankie’s snd to Danny Finb’s field College tank team .The Silk scorer with five points^ Oklahoma mada It seven’ vlctorle* Bank* ...... 96 handling himself well on the floor. basket and knocks out your shot. Towner set a new Springfield rec- Midget Loop knocked out five jimes. Hi* win with Mexico City . . , Rockville board ahortly after the Series and In the nightcap. Green Manor In a row laat night when they re Yale by 17 points at one stag* but All-Stars In the opener at the Arel to. Meet Pep, 83$ 139 » N*(tli Bad rselias».m>_ ^ How ha does it 1 havan’t Managed Armory. • New Britain ha.s o n ly [ ord in the 100-yard breaststroke streaks of 62 and '73 in surcession High is l.ostMo 'Woodrow Wilson w’ss given a aeries of new physical had to come from behind late In covered from a 13-polnt deficit to brilliant shooting by Ed Molrria and Total* ...... S.-in to figure out yet” ' . Hw m Mnoshlngly tow-priCMl modtl us*d con fdte recently organized -and ' ngsinst Dartmouth in a recent dual Has First Forfeit ■shduld' stand' for some time to tonight at 8:30 at Rockville in a testa. The outcome wasn’t *n- the final period to remain unde whip Texas Tech 65-47 In the first Dick Mlanl offset the alurpahoot- SurowUc, f ...... *6 r.4*î meet. come. Pep, a native of Middletown Central Valley B Lea'gue game, •> nounced until Wednesday. Plaiiiiiiig Surprise feated and hold down first place round of the All-Collfege Tourna ing of Johnny Lee and Lanny D-*ei, ( ... m r w m making its initial start of ° the Meier .... 66 *7 97 n o Mnriarix. e :::::::::: i U 13 H # ycor wiHi dcpElKicM# “CorttriiM r UsMi CaK la.’VS-.ia campaign. who has lived in Hartford for many Newlngtom up^’et Southington last in the standings. The Techmen did ment at Oklatioma Qity. yiacK Baird of the Elis. .JMIanl tallied 25 > ss ...... 92 87 M Conrsfi. B ...... 3 (HI , ' -Nightcap a To»»iip Standing* years, has been a busy fellow in night, 55-51. to rreate,„a, four-wa,v a good job on Vinnie Kohen until Carter was high man for' the vic points td 24 for Morris. Lee led the 90 85 — Vi\ UrK-fitis, a Wildcats Acquire (X)-KI) BOWLI.NO will begin . , w. PRO BASKiTTBAIX Door. IUdi«« heater.^ 1 4 7 4-Door. Radio, contest, the second game looms ' Personaltzfd Floors 6 0 1,000 losing a disputed duke to Gil Cadil- ington. Rockvilft. Wethersfield total -to 28 points. Jim Giansanti the All-College championship IJ , Bill Tjiieben. act a tournament Handicap — at — SI TolMs ...... E 9-1$ 71 Two Goaching-Aids high school students may regialei' Norman’.* 4 2 .667 W L Pet. '"A lot of people are going to be Maaiibeiter Wattpapw (ISi _ heater. $ 1 0 7 5 as a tossup. with the Saints pos with Bob DiBattisto anil all par II. Arel,hails from Messina, N. Y., ‘and Newington, all. (4-2), tied foi' helped as he hit for 18 markers. times during the last 1 19 years, record of 40 points leading Hof- Tout* ...... 4 5 3 631 819 ■ . T PI*. Charles PnnUrelli’s .J .3 ,500 Philadelphia ...... 15 8 .652 surprised" when his boy meets the Don . Fisher •was the night’s out- Btrn to an 88-62 victory over Buek- Mod«*n. f • 8-8 18 1^49 oor. Ha'hk Bassen, goallcndcr for the I Norman's gained a stronger ’■ Rochester ...... 12 ' 14 .462 said. "If I didn’t think A'ndy had was a loosely played game until were led by Chuck West’s 26 ■^Qulmby Is 6-8\althbugh Jhe other ( a chance. I wouldn’t tike the Pennsylvania team before winning Totals ...... " S T n IS -J iu ToliUi11*1* ...... 18 A] M 6 $8 staff, ■ arters ' rang\ trony Jimmy Buffalo Blaons in the American { grip dn third place W ith an 18-14 • St. Louis ...... to 12 .455 the last Jew mlnutes-when both 74-62. . . y . points. •' Radio, heater. win over Gius’.h Grinders last night One of Season ^s Strangest ___ 8 18 .308 flghfe He’s’too’ good a prospect to teams came down to-the final acc- Score at half, 83-34 North Ends, Richard Urleh. an and coach, and 1950 Chevrolet 2-Door. A arn. 6-0, to the-'6-3 Ronnie Hockey League I* a distinct con- i it Minneapolis ..., First-seeded Seattle and, Tulsa, In a non-tournament game, Indl A real value. ^ 7 7 3 Hai trast from the usual run of net-' at the West ‘Side Rec in a Midget n ^Vfdii«A(lay*» ^hfduif; throw Sway in a. bad fight." om»v looking like Championship ana, with Wally Choice hitting for BrUc* BSatty. a taekls eoseh, were lUdio, League Basketball contest. The bout between Arel, a 22 other victors In the first round, Robustelli ‘Named Walast Orin fiei) heater. minders. Most cage guardians New York (NEA) — A special, St. Louis At Minneapolis arrays. will clash in Ihe first game to 26 points, downed Butler 94-70 for B picked yeaterday by Parseghlan. 1955 Chevrolet Bel Air BANK Nl’CCfMBlt stick strictly to batUng out puck.*, Charles Pontlcelll’s won a forfeit fv New York at Rochester yrar-61d southpaw from Msssena, McRride’a its sixth victory in seven starts. Augikst,^... f .....i...... 1$ Both art 27. — game from the Fire and'Police. place should be made for Jack N. Y.. and the aging hut still win B Pli». night. Seattle edged New Orleans Wiliien.■ r*en. ( ...... 8 19 V-8. Radio, heater, and leave the bashing around of Tueedpy’a Results AdamA. t • .V7 23 Loyola 74-70 and Tulsa nipped Ron Kramer scored 35 points tp To West Pro Squac Anderson, e ...... 3 . 4 Parsaghlap will meat'wfth Ath 1950 Chevrolet Convertible. Ray Dbtchin and Ed Carl.son Fleck In the year-end reviews. N?w York 80, Philadelphia 79 ning Pep will be televised by the U»’8ppranre. f lead Michigan.to a 79-60 triumph Burh*. s ...... 8 - ■'14 letic Director Stu Hodeomb, Jan. ‘ powerglide. ^ H A 7 C Utica, NX.. Dec. 28 i/Pi James opponents to their teammates. BnrUi, f ...... Idaho State 60-59 in the last seven Lee Fairbanily s Utica Insurance Bassen', in addition to being' > top paced Norman’s to their fourth Herfree throw line for six talize on the United States Open Minneapolis v* St. Louis at F'ort ager. Totuls 30 10-17 seventh victory against one defeat. to the Western squad for th* Pro 1950 Pontiac 2-Door. ." -• Illness. He was 74. "âirbank, a draws an unusual number of penal , eral tournaments that got under Bowl Game on ,’an. 15. earlier' thls month and succeeded a . $1295;'..^' righthander: playerf-i-vllh the Phila ties While .doing so. In his first 26 counters. Joe Niîmec was high Championship. ' | Wsyna > . .. Noticed Mistake* Ar^la A Princcton’p •'TlgerA\^put on a Dnrllng. f . Lau Saban'. Hii was hnd coach ' Radio, heater, ,;ân for the losers' netting six Fleck, an almost totally un- '■ "Sure. Willie: Is great,’* - Arel K ri.s. ’ way laat night following the flhbustelll. whose homa- 1* In (Vihrn. f ... delphia Athletics of the\American games, BasSen hqd 6 bnlnora and 2 Rochester at Fort Wayne CtliBnon. f .. f I Christmas respite. Iowa State mighty secofid half drive, coming Tnrkington. at Miami five Jraara. hydramatie. 1947 Oldsmohile 4-l)oor. Leagui In 1903 and part'qf 1904. majors for 22^mtnut.es. Last sea points. It,\vas the strong rebound known municipal layout * profes- ■ said, "but he Isn’t getting any Zln8»rr. f .. from bihind to defeat Northwest Stamford, Conn.,, replace* team TopRl^nf. B tfrich played end and was cap ing of Dbtchin who kept Gus’s on *lonalySU.j)f Davenport. Iowa, was r younger. Whea I worked with him Smith, f .... 1-3 \ 3 I pulled a surprise in the Big Seven mate Tank Younger. The big full son in 37 gar?'s he gathered 29 Vinlcin. c ... ern and hand the...wlnleaS Wildcats tain of the 1950 MIf ml team which Radio, heater, d ^ T A ilt A the defense. the 'biggest sports story of the BOUT TUESD.4V as a sparmatc this year, I noticed ^8 J ■ Conference Tournament by knock- their sixth straight iosa, 88-65. In back was forced to wlthilrsw he ».V;: 0-3 1$51 Chevrolet 2-Door. hydramatie. ^ I ^ 3 w penalty minutes, / “'■ AufruBt. B . ^ 4 {Ing off favorOd Kansas State 79- won tlto^Salad Bowl game. In Vacations played havoc with the year -laiit mid-JiUi*. when he some mistakes he made. I hope he leRKorgr. B pther games. Bradley defeated Col cause of a neck Injury, that also- Total* .8-18 *3 1951 he coached at Maganion lea ter,-scat makes them tonight.”' ’ — I 71. but the’blggcstûpset 4of jhe kept him out ()f the phs titl'e game Score at half 44-30 Walnut OrUI. Fire .and Polic'e' and they were un looked the Incom/arahle Ben Ho- ;Hplyoke,. Maas., Dec. 28-i^’ ' Tritala ...... $ 5-11 81' night took place in Seattle where lege of Pacific 71-49,.and Loyola «I(f- ^ hio) High School before return- ■ covers. $ 5 9 5 1953 Chevrolet Hardtop' ANOTHER DARK HORSE able to field a team. l{ was first gan in the eye-a^d^beat him In a ; Welterweight)) Virgil Akins of-St. Arcl’s $5,000 purse for the Pip Sent* ml hmU 2H-10 McBrldc'ii. Ctunago whipped North Dakota with the Cnavelan-I /Browns last fight will be more than 12 tinws V/ashington' set back strongly Monday. • B in Haughton of Maoaapequa, l ^ t o Miami as end coach, Rei Air. Radio, m O A C forfeit sine? tho Midget League cliff-banging play-off for the Open ■ 1-0018 and'RuijMph Bent' of British favored Iowa, the 'nation'a sixth .ss^rs. • ' also played at Miami a s. ^ a rte r^ S ^ lalesh,' Fla. (N EA )--D ark .Was organized four seasons ago. larger than, any he ever earned»e- pm Mmnor (RRl I — Indiana State mid Btoporl* N. Y., Isd Uie'nation’a.hBrnBU driv 1951 Chevrolet l-Door. heater. ^ li£73 *^11 tie over the-exacting Lake course i Honduras wllrmce* in a scheduled 'V' n K PI*.'' ranking team 76-71 .-in. a non Michigan Stats la the only school ers in 1955 with 18 Victoria* and aiuMuJ, - tackl* and defenifva. half Stai\w ’ho handed Native Dancgr of the Olympic Club of San Fran- I JO-round bout opat Tuesday at the fore. His best previou'- pay mas Koh<‘n. f .. 11 $-8 (Kan) Teachers- wort' their first Radio, R V n.- ' $400 for his surpri.se victory^ver ‘ V' •. 9 (Ml »118 1I touiTiamant .game. which competes annually In the $599,445 In money won. It waa the back. ^ He Joined the RedekIn staft 1953 Chevrolet'2-l)oor. >hls onW tetback, in the 1953 Ken McKt'‘ri)an f ...... 1 3 cisco. ' ! Valley Arena'.'/Mat.chmaker Sam IslanBAnti. f. .., The HtTsklcs, prtced by Jim Cos roiiiK) .games In the four-day Mid in 1961, dropped our the following himter. tucky D^rby. has a full brother ...... ft M 1 } Bobby B '’!• here,recently. ■ SquUlarnt*'. .(’IS,. 3 (VI. 8, west Collegiate Tournament. ’In IC4A, NCAA and Big, Ten cross Uiird year fh a row -ha led In race* Radio, healer, WORK CLONES Smachf'ttl. f .. Then. Instead of fastening a Silverman announced today. I'mihomi. p’.. .. 5 / M 11 ! how who poured In 24 points country champlonahipa and money won. ' _ year but returned in 1958, in the C i ^ Ho'. bam at Hialeah ^>u\wiHrr* f ...... 0 . 0. stranglehold on the golden oppo. - I One of the’buslcst battlers in the krmfjmrk, IB ..., . 0 fM 0 i diana State stopped Taylor 77-71 powerglide. - ScnoflrlH. ,...... 0 i*; 2 1-3 5’ grabbed a:i(r-13 halftime lead amj 1951 Ch^cvrolet 2r,Door. • - Star of Destiny, a prospect for Dulrhlfr. <’ -•• ...... 4 IVR R (tunity and throwing it for a fall. ■ , Four Alabama players-Harry ring' today, Arel has had 16 fights (Juny. B...... snd Emporia beat Findlay 83-68. F'or ^— 3 2-4 this year and will go up against I the' stunned Hawkeyes never re- Radio; h e a t e r ,‘ the.* ■ '56 Derb' r*arl!8on, k ... Fleck dropped from page one to . pilmer, Ed Salem, Dixie Howell Tol^l* S-13 58 ■covcVed. The winners held'a 10- 1951 Plymouth 4-l)(M»r. t\'irpenteis, PliiVnbers ' Ti.uortian, g ...... 0 ’ '0 Pep with a nine-fight .winn’rhtg Ctipmev Tprh. Ut 1 powerglide. 4 3 — i pbfivion within a week. i and Cnell FSHison—have gained B F PtR. Radio, healer, f , HA.ND'M TotftlR ...... -...... ”7 4-13 Fleck has accomplished nothing mote than l.OOO'yards in one .sea streak. Rep has lost .one of 10 . 7 3-f» n utes. Iowa's Carl Cain tallied ■ 25 GiardeHo Training Grinder* Radio, heater.. ^ O i l C moved on tp California without Green Manor v.).’St. Cyrils, 8:30 light heavyweight Joe Rowkn, Jim Radio, heater. Miami iSeach, Fla., T>ec. 28 (.Pi— well In the so,ca(led World s (Tham- Johnny Temple stole 19 bases for 14th ranked In the AP poH, par my Beacham, Fred Terry and light aean. e^043 Columbia lake* the floor against pionahip over the Chicago coui.se. him!-- —Verplanck. layed ita superior height and all- ON SNOW TIRES The consensus of the money COMPANY the Cincinnati Redlegs in 1965. Mo.nday, Jan. 2 weight champion Bud Smith. ir REAR DECK SPEAKER KITS Santa Clara thi.s afternoon in the He was eliminated in the thiRl Wally Post wq* next .best on the sround markmanship Into a 103- Glardellh’ will perform in Los Orange Bowl Basketball'-Tourna round of the PGA Champlonah playeri^ who' would like lo have 1015 Main Street New Year’s Golf Tournament 83 victory over Arizona in the first d ! him leading their transcontinental team with seven steals. . —Country C^lub. Angeles one week after Smith Needs * Cort«r*» Ytar««nd pricts ar* truly astounding. ment. . followed by West Virginia got nowhere at- all In the fist a round of the Kentucky Invitation boxes Art Aragon there. After ★ MALLORY IGNITION O R D E R Y O U R and Florida Slate University to imdoiibtedly "la.'t $50,000 Shacks- j parade, is that Fleck is a very Friday, Jan. 6 at Louisville. The Cardinal* joined Water * Cwtor's wid* solaction of OK U s^ Cars is omoiing. »Traae-In mixed-up adult for whom the High vs.' Meriden, 8:30— that bout, Smith w.11 return to Only 2 5 % \ give all eight teams their first ac maxon Open in New Jer.- made' by another manufactufer. 295 IROAD ST. c Toledo facing Penn Stats for-third Wilkinson 126. > l» l CINTIR STtllT ntfi n C H E STE R MORIARTY BROTHERS match. He complained, that the clubs Instead of using the- Open Getthere Jack, winner of four place. <51 PARK STRIffr CHURCH CORNfRS ade for him by’.thi* manufactur' ‘Championship, as a steppin; atone stakes in 1956,' will catnpaigp on Another upset took place in «.The sixth annual Maatera howl- Male iaaitvaid MAMCHKTIR 301.315 CENTER $T. TEL Ml 3.8135 S(.T10L.^TIC BASKETBALL eT were too short and otherwise to fame and fortupe. Jack Flack Ml M 224_^M I 3r404r th* F1ori(l* tracks this winter. He Miami Beach w l ^ the U. of Mir iilf Counuunent will be held h a r t p o r p ’• IA»> HARTFORD • CARTER CHEVROLET USED CAR DISPLAYS Newington 55, Southington 41. highly unsBtlafactory. Ha added practically disappeared frofrom the I* galloping at GuUatream Park. ami cams from Mlthiiid to nip fa- Rocluater, N. t., May 13-16., T IL lAcfcaM 7“1 f l l 1YL lAgloaa t-21

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. h i ' ' ' *- • t . • 1 - -’ r ■ • . ' . . I MAKCHEaTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER. CONN„ WEDNESDAY. DECEMBER 28, 1055 PAdS f l T IBRH PrOXJRTBBlI MANCHESTER EV.EN1NG HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN„ WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 28, 1955 Houacfl Pnr Sal* 72 Wanted—Baal BataU 77 Senators Warn AntoMobiles for Sale 4 THERE UUGHTA BE A LAWI By KAGALY aiul SHORTEN Articles For Sale' 45 ' Rooms Withimt Boord 69 Wanted To Rent 88 $12,400. NEW THREE bedroom IF RXAOT to boy. MB. Tax Men to Aid Yule Spirit at Parris Island ranch. Large kitchen, ceramic real astato, moitgacw arranged. Eisenhower Starts IMS C^KVROUET, twcMloor. Com- RUTAL AND tmitbCoroDa port-' YOUNG BUSINESS, woman urgent tUe baUi, oU bot water beat, luU Consult Howard R. Hooltogs, plettly nbailt front ond, oUier able and standard typewrltan. SINGLE ROOM furnished for light ly needs a three or four room un- ccUar, % acre witb treea and Aganey. ML t-1107. PubUcinFUing Of Soviet Trap work, Joesn't Mim oil. Dotiglu All makes of adding machines housck-eplng. CallJH. 9-1129. .furnished, reasonable rent. Excel view. Suburban. CaHton W. Motor, Main. A u . « r r sold or reatsd. Rapalra on all lent references. Please write Box Hutchtoa, Realtor. MI, 94182, Rest at Key West 10 4EC . makes, MartoW’s. „ - A. mrald. 94894. Returns for ^56 In Arms Slash JMvertisement MANY OLDER cart, good trana- M OVil- ROOM NEAR Center. OenUemftn. LIST WITH L A V nr ' ______\ portaUon. OOkithat can't be t ^ n tA o f 37 Foeter St. MI. 3-5331. MANCHESTER GREEN — Three CLASSIEIEO AOVT. ------1------(OaattBMd from Pago ( ^ ) (OenttaoeG from F8i$a Oae) (OsathiMd tMBi Paga your property ia fairly priced tloned In tha past Otfice. Oouflaa Motora. SSI Main. hast, attachad garage, porch and w « Can promise you an'honeat ef ahould keep In mind, when dealing conclusion. A t the-official rata which ^s used in 1949 w he^ as There was speculation that tha 8:15 A, ly to 4:80 P. M. luruBu.*- l^^fberglaa Insolation ' pgr M 844.00 Apartments—Plato— MANCHESTER, Gardner 8t.-New large brick terrace, G.R. heating, • 4x8 Plywood Sheathing', per fort and adequate advertising of axehange the 1988 arms outlay president of Columbia Unlrerslty, ratident’s docton ovenroda any 1#S1 PLYMOUTH Cranbrook, fbur MIANiMG- Tenements 68 Bix room ranch house: Three bed- dishwasher, dlapoaal. ExcaUent which should result to a sale with with taxpayers. These included ha recuperated at Key West from door ttdan. Radio, heater. vOne M ...... $119.50 inclination on hla port against a COPYXÛISING TIME roomk, baoemcht garage, largo condition. Shown by owner ap in. a reoaonabla' time. Wa bava making certain each problem gets would ba Bomethinf over $25 Ml- a gastro-Intestinal attack. The southern trip, and that they spaeii. owner car. Excellent condVtlpn nCOMMINO ;o u s M 8d Common Nalls, K e g ...... $9.50 IMMEDIATE Occupancy. Two four lot..-now open tor inspection. Call pointment only Saturday, Sunday many ptoapecilva buyers tor homes FOR (XAS81PIED AOVT. throughout. Easy financing. S38S. Dc8 Sheathing, per M ...... $94.00 room newly decorated apart complete and adequate enswer,*’ Uon. , quarten which Truman occupied fically recommended Florida. OilU^tQIHT UECANOfiClt Gilbert Flckctt. M l 3-8982. and Monday. MI. 9-3478. of w types, and good toveathiant Although the RuMiane peg the on several trips to Florida now Hagerty aald a check alwwed tho MON. THRU m CaU Ml. S480S. siMSb^MoaV Clam Casing, Lin. Ft...... 069 ments. Centrally located. On bus trying to find the taxpayer's point Prime Shakes—18'.’, Sq. ....$11.90 -line. Convenient to churches, 810,500, MODERK two or three $10,800 COLDNIAL six rooms, 8 or of view and treating those who ask ruble at 25 cento, tto purchasing have been subdivided and no longer temperature -at Augusta,* Qa., 10:80 A* M. I IBSO OLOSMOBtLE “ 8S" (our door AM07ilia power ia conalderably leas. ■ are suitable for a Presidential where Eieenhower has oftan viztt- TIME Cansdisii Framing—load— schools and down town.' Unheated. bedroom home. Recreation room.. 4 bedrooms. tQeqtrel heat, con for help with “courtesy, patisnee, S a t u r d a y 9 a . m . two tone green, radio, heater, per M $97.00 $75 per month. Write Box B, Completely redecorated, insida crete cellfer, attached garage, one EASV h r THE RIVER and a genulns attituds of helpful- The actual RuMian military stay. - ed, had been runiilng la tho mid- hydramatic. Looka and runt” like t h e s e ARE PICKER UP PRICES Herald. and out. c>Uar. Garage ameslta or two-familyy 200' frontage, bus, outlay ia not fully reflected In its Elasnhowsr also arranged to' 5(rs this week •—about 90 dagraeo IT P A ^ TO CALL •s." YOUB COOPCKATION WILL a much later model. Priced for We guarantee sheetrock, rock drive, treea. 187' lot. Near bus, suburban. (?aVUon W. Hutchtoa, Speaking in ProvUencs, R. I., defense appropriations figure be take with him his personal physi cooler than at Key W est Hager-; BE ATTREGIATED quick aale at SS7S. Center Motor lath, with any house that we com YOUNG SCHOOL teacher wishes shopping, Carlton W. Hutchins. Realtor, MI. 94132.9-4094.. cause many directly, related Iteme cian, Maj. Gen. Howard M. Snyder. ty eald that was a factor In Mk> SAMUEL M. LAVITT last night, Harrington said hs be tog Key West Salea, 481 Main St. pletely furnish. W* carry a com to share attractive apartment MI. 9-5132, 94894. lieves a new set of income tax are hidden under other budget Mrs. Eisenhower is not going. CUANOe PLAI44 with young business girl. Near headings., Dr. Paul Dudley Whlto of ikw- 1853 CHEVROLET two door. 1851 So or plete line of building materials. MANCHESTl 94280 forms, now in the mail are "more The- White House noted that her Dial MI-3-5121 TOR OSAMA fiO NA'nONAL BUILDERS SUPPUES bus Itoe. Write Box U, Herald. GREEN ROAD —'Four bedroom U.S. defense ipending currently mothsf, Mrs. John 8. boud of Den ton, chief consultant on tha-Biaen- Chevrolet aedan. Fully equipped, colonial, available for the^ buyer Lots For Sale 73 understandable than any wa have la at an annual rate of 34 1-2 bil '‘ MEUIS*’ 381 STATE STREET produced In recant years." ver, Is to Washington for the holi hower case, said altar axamintng brand new Urea. Douglaa Motora, NORTH HAVEN,CONN, 8H ROOM apartpient for rent. with a large family. Loaded with lion dollars. day season. the President Dee. 17 that a trip 833 Main. Furnished or unfurnished. Work extras.'Ebccellent financing. Might MANCHSSTER-Off Bush Htli Rd., ' ARE YOU OONSÊROfO However, h e said his office and them « I f P , Tel, CHestnut 8-2147 ôoded lot 110* X 850'. $1,800, Real Mansfield said -^"we not only Another reason Mrs. Elsenhower South ' had been recommended.' ing couple. New Bolton Road. MI. be possible to trade your smaller SELLING YOUR PRGPBRTYT doean't claim they are the ultimate have cut all we can afford to In While said it woa "not beeouM ha Lost snd Pbnnd 1951 FORD Cuatom Ua luxe four TMOUGM TUE VOQLOS I- Eotato Center. MI. 84151, eve In simplicity. Tbs most simplified is staying bJhind is ths birth last 3-6349. home on a deal like this. T, J. Wa* will appralaa youA property our military spending, we have week of a new granddaughter. needs rest for hia heart but be door. Radio, heater, Ford-o-matic, BiOfiEET fiUEUlQ.' ninga JA. 8-6524. free and without any oiwaUon. form, he suggested jokingly, would LOST—Pair of blue and cryatal Beautiful original robin egg blue ■ > Uiemimds—Watche»— Crockett, Realtor. MI. 3-5416, rea. made some cuts we shouldn't af The baby and her mother, Mrs, cause he needs exereiao for hii ' eycglaaaea. vicinity o f Barnard MI. 9-n81. h We also buy property fdr cash. consist oC the following, four lines: ford." health.” At that timo Elatnhowar finlah. Immaculate Inalda and out; Jewelry 48 ONE ROOM with kitchenette snd Belling or buying contact \ 1. Hojv much aooney did you John 8. Elsenhower, still are In School and Hazel St. Return to 96 Eaay terma. Douglaa Motora, 833 Subarban For Sale 75 Ho said the Elsenhower admin Walter Reed General Hospital still wae convalescing at Oottyo- Charter Oak St. MI. 9-5397. LEpNARO W TOST, Jeweler, re bath, parUy fumishJd. PI. 2-7279. SUMMIT - ^ E B T —One five and STANLEY BRAY| ReaitW. make lest yeerf istration's proposa-le to ask Con burg. Pa., and Whlto said cold Main. a naUipom ranch home 811U , BRAE-BURN RiCAUrY ' 2. HOw much did you sptndT hefe. The President and hla wife / i u U u t b r pairs, adjusts' watches axpartlir. AVAILABLE—5',-4 room flat, sec VERNON—New six room ranch. gress for a billion dollar increase viilted them lata yesterday. weather then had kept tha Pres l/>STr-aoId band wedding ring, 1953 CHEVROLETS four doora and Reasonable prices. Open dally. avaUalSle. Fireplace full baae- MI. 84271. 3. How much do yOu have left? in the defense budget for the book ident Indoors more than was ad OMember S4th. vicinity Church 4A SS/ OOUKT/. ond floor, near Main St. ' Oil ment, beautiful kitchen, nice lot. Full heated boaement, attached White House press aecretary two doora. Moat are fully 'Thuroday eyeninga. 129 Sprues burner, 185. Adults preferred. Call 4. Mail it to the Internal Revenue keeping year atarttog July 1 "will James C, Hagerty told nawaifnai) it visable. St. and Public Market, inlUala F. ASIA M0«s)M«f, Street. Ml. 9-4187. Priced at $14,0(X) with a 30 year. garage, natural birch kitchen LISTINGS' WANTED — StoglO, Service; equipped. Many other caM to MI. 9-4446. cabinet, ceramic tile bath. Excel two-family, three-family, bust not provide'any more muscle" but ie unlikely Elienhowcr will return At Key West, Biaanhower wiU m ! to C. D. Rewfrd, MI. 9-715?. chooae from. 1952 Chevrolet Bel MOUtroHJMX, mortgage, either FHA or VA, would go to meet higher costs of ba able to get in ‘ aomo of tho available. Open daily. Buy now lent location. Reduced to $20,900. ness property. Have many cash to Washington for ths opening of Aire hardtop, 1949 Do<ê, 1950 Warren E, Howland, Realtor. ML buyers. Mortgages arranged defense items. ' Congress next Tuesday. Hagerty restricted kind of golf ths deetora CSiryaler. Center Motor M ea, 461 Foel and Peed 49-A and choose own color scheme. T. Can't Rely en Soviet'Views are permitting 8t thla atogo — Annomicemeiits Bnsineas lîcations, J.-Crockett, Realtor. MI. 3-5416, or ; 8-1180, MI. 9-6003. " Please , call George L. Grazladio, NLRB Overruled called such a return imnecesaary.. Main St. ~ . SEASONED hardwood for .stove, Realtor, MI. 9-5878. 109 Henry McClsIlan said: *'We can't rely The President'e annual Btato of putting and chip shot practice. Por Rent 64 . res. MI. 9-7751. on atatemento emanating from the Ullke Truman, Bisenhowar 1a not YOU CAN’T afford to mlaa How NO MONEY down. 1951 Studebaker Business Services Offered 18 Paintlng--^Ftipcrinf 21 Help Wanted—Male 36 furnace or fireplace,, delivered BOLTON — Six room ranch, at Street. the Union message, outlining the ard’s year end clearance. How- anywhere. Call Ml. 3-7083. Leon Am CONDITIONED office 100% TANNER STREET — New ranch tached garage, ameslte drive, cab On Picket Rights Russian government. Unless it ia administration's 1958 legisTattvs much o f a swimming ehthualasL Landcruiser, four ôor V-8 with BUYERS Wa it in g —k you are confirmed by other and reliable But ho may taka a few dips in tho ard'a ffleep Omter, 539 Main. MI. automaUc transmission, radio and DUURS UPENED, keys Htu51 FOR INTERIOR painting and SERVICE STATION attendant, ard Giglio, Bolton; -location. 869 Main. Suitable tor homes being built by Hensel A inet kitchen, 1% baths, waU to program, wiR be sent to Con|reas S4S85. copied, vacuum cleaners, irons, decoratiM call Wm. DickiKm and patt time. Over 28 years of Sfe. Insurance, doctor, denflat, etc. ' Peterman. Many de luxe features. wall carpeting in living room. ready to sell your property and sources, we shouldn't be influenced Jan. 8—two days after ths law ociean. and he Is likely to soak up heater. Immaculate condition. want quick, reliabla Bdrvice, then New York, Dec. 28 ted- by the purposed action.” plenty of eunshlne on tha beach. Solimene, Inc.,. Dodge-Plymouth miha, etc., repaired. Shears, Son. Ml. 9-0920 any time. Com Experience and references rs- ^ p p ly Marlow’s. Model house is open daily for your Large lot 150 x 300,. Split rail sral court of appeals has overruled makers convene. knives, mowsrs, etc., put into con- plete uisurance coverage. qiiired. Hours 6 to 10 p.m., also Garden— Farm—Dairy inspection. For details contact T. fence, $15,600, Warren' E. How ' call The Real Estato Center, Rbal' Dworsbok called ths Kremlin's Even before announcement ot rsntfnals 8 Dealer, 834 Center St., Manches TWO STORES for rent, 20’X19’, tors, 65 East Center St. MI. 84151 the National Labor' Relations announcement "virtually mcanlng- ter. dUloa tor coming needs. BralUi- Saturdays 12 noon to 10 p.m., Sun Products 80 J. Crockett, Realtor, at MI. 3-5416, land. Realtor. MI. 3-1108, MI. lans for the Prealdent’a Florida MnNAMBD EXTERIOR and Interior painting 20’x40'. Heat furnished,' Rent any time. Board (NLRB) in upholding a lesa" unless soma means is af WANTED—Ridera from Pine aec. watts. 92 Psari strset. days? a.m, to 8 p.m'. Apply Van's or res. MI. 9-T75I. 9-fiQ03. ( f rip, the Whlto House had dis and paperhanjring. Floors cleaned MeiNTOSH APPLETS. 75c slid up reasonable.. Modem brick build union’s rlgbLto picket the ciutom- forded to check on if. "We can't Rio da Janeito, Brasil, was Uon. Adama St. to Hahaen Whit 1953, 1991, 1949 OOtlGES. Extra Service StaUon. 427 Hartford Rd. srs of a stru'ek company. closed that the lengthy mesoaga nice. Priced to'sell on easiest fi a n t iq u e s Reflnlshed. Riâlrlng and' waxed. Free estimates. Su between 8 a.m. to 1 p.m.. a basket. L. M. Bottl, 260 Bush ing. For further Information call VERNON STREET - Three bed BOLTON-Ît you are looking tor a rely on their -assurancss,'' he as would be read In the Senate and named for a rivar that does not nay or Royal, 7 to 4:30 Shift. MI. dons on any fumitura. Tieman, perior Painting and Wallpapering Hill Rd. , ' Jack’s Coffee Shop, . Andrews room ranch. Full, basement, at home in this choice suburban com FAMILY BIRTHDAY The case involved a strik6'Of serted. 94902. nance plan anywhere, Douglaa Denver (80—It’s family trad!' House thla year by clerks. As has exlat Spanish tflacovarora. In Motors, 333 ’ lain. ; 189 South Main St. Phona Ml. Co. Ml. 9-7547. MAN TO WORK on used car lot. Bullding,,59 East Center St., MI tached garage, araeslte drive, munity, then call Crockett. Many typewriter servictmen against the Potter raid the Russians' "pub 1062, millatook lhthe wide bay fdr FOR SALE- U.S. No. 1 Katahdln 8-4282. tion. Bill Blank was celsbratiag Royal Typewriter Co. During the been customary In recent years. Ei 3-9848. Starting and cleantoS cars, etc. cabinet kitchen, ceramic tile bath, varied listings, from hew ranches, lic annotfneemento snd their ac senhower personally read his mas the mouth at a rivar, whtdi they WANT TO BUY A CAR and had PAINTINO AND paperhanging. polltatoea. Bryan Brothers, 179 fireplace, immaculate condition. capes, a two bedroom colonial, a his 28th birthdsy and his wife strike, which has since been set LEAVING FOR Steady work. Apply in-person to STORE AT 405 Center St., gobd lo Marilyn her 25Ui, when young tions SI’S far different. things,” sage' last January and tha two pre called River of Jaimaiy, bacauao your credit turned down? Don'*! ALL TYPES OF TV SERVICE Quality work, reasonable i^ ces Ray Dwyer at Manchester Motor Toll'olland Turnpike, Mancheser. $17,500. Warren E. HowTaSaTReal- small home just off the lake’ and tled, the NLRB obtained a court adding; they cams upon it on Jaimory ' f and -prompt service. Free esti Phone Ml. 9-7037. cation.-For information. Phone tor. Ml. 3-1108, MI. 0-6003. [U,, many others. T. J. Crockett, real Stephen Gary got in the act by order to. keep the rtrlkers from Otficlsl V. 8. Marine Corps Photo. vious years, but ths doctors d ^ d - FORT BENNINGk GEORGIA give up, sea ‘‘Honeat’’ Douglas, Sale8\Call MI. 9-5295. "Our intelligence agencies tell ed he should not tax hla strength first. 333 Main. Not a finance company Radios and Phonos mates. Fully insured. Call Bert Ml. 9-7375; tor, Ml. 9-7751 or res. Irt Bolton arriving two weeks early. Stephen picketing independent companies Spending his first Christmas away from home. Marine Pvt. Robert A. $1,000 DOWN, large three bedroom is the couple's first child. Rose elds in putting final touches on the nativity scena in (ront of hla us of a large buildup to their air thla time plan. Available At All Times Plante. Ml. 9-6965. WA >IL truck driver, full Center MI. 9-7751. who' took over Royal's service-jobs. forcq and their submarines, which QVAurrx MOV quAMnnr This Friday or Saturday time. Apph Household Goods 51 ranch. Fireplace, tile bath, ga barracks. It-is part of the yule spirit at the Marine Corps Recruit Selection of Key West for Will take four .ridera to help’ drive in person. Boland Oil SMAU^ STORE at 23 Oak St. for The ban also applied to picketing doesn't seem to fit in well with a 992 NASH RAMBLER staUon Call WILL HILLS PAINTING—Exterior and interior, Company, Center St. rage, amesHe drive. i06' lot. Depot at Parria Island^ 8.C. Every organisation, during the holiday Eieanbower*a vlett came as a sur and ahare' expenaea. If intereated rent. Apply at Marlow's. of Royal customers who used thla 10'per cent cut in their budget. prise. For that mattar, hla declalan Waltars, Okla. UR—QuaBty ean wagon. Fully equipped, excellent Ml 9-9698 nsperhanging, ceilings reflnlshed. WANTE.D trees, high elevation, suburban. independent service and forwarded season, decorates ths front of their barracks With displays such as this. caU MI. 9-2449, wallpaper books on.request. Esti- “ Wa must not be lulled by a to go South at, this time did too. make up for a lack In quantity-^ * Urea, completely recomUtioned. Philco Factory Supervised Service YOUNG MAN tdswork full time in Reliable, Honest Person HEATED STORE for rent at 32 Carlton W Hutchins, Realtor. MI. the bills 'I Royal. PvL Rose 1s a member of Platoon 181, 1st Recruit Training Battalion An ideal second car at Center mates given, Fully' insured. Ed- self-service grocenr store. • Some 9-5132, 94694. State Tobacco Periled propaganda devlca and led into a Only last week, in replying to even In a- whisky raid. WANTED — Ride to UConn In TO TAKE OVER Oak St.. Will paint to suit tenant. The NLRB, hich obtained the He Is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Martin P. Rose of 18 Ensign St. Kremlin trap.” Shtrlff Bill nettod only 46 Stona—aecond aemeater. Call MI. Motor Sales, 461 Main. ward R. Price. MI. 9-1003. . experience necessity. MI. 3-7509 ani invitation from Key WeaL TREES REMOVED and chain saw after 7 p.m. MONTHLY PAYMENTS Fo'r Information call Ml. 9-1690, court order at Royal’s request on Eieenhower said he doubted he lugs of whisky whan ha trapped 9-0461. MI. 9-8094, Ml. 3-1415. work. Land cleaned, mtalning PAINTING AND paper hanging - OF $17.63 ^ June IS, 1964, nrgued that the South 'America. The area was in There are no national hdlldaya would be able to leave Waabington a bootleggar on a daad-ond road. Repair or new work. First class By New Cigar Process Auto RiepalnnK—Painting 7 walls built. Arthur Gay. MI. CAB DRIVERS wanted. Must know Start Your ' PROfîSStONAL Office suite, 851 picketing was to Induce the cus controveniy until iGOT, when It was in the United States.' Each stata. with Congreaa about to convent. But the sherilf said tha quality od 9-6278. Work at reasonable rates. Ray town fairly well. Full or ]^rt time tomers' employes to/bin the strike. lha liquor was much batUr than Aatonobnes for Sals 4 Center Su AU facilities Front and - for Sale •V’ divided between Chile and Argen has jurisdiction over the holldaye He aMed that if he dld*Ieave he NEED CAR repairs? Eaay pay mond Fiake. Tel. Ml. 9 9237. work. Inquire Cab O fflce l^ Pur Monthly Payments Since the customers êre not alliear the usual "red labal” aalaad. ASHES AND rubbish removed, also - rear parking. MI. 9-1680 Ml. Hartford, Dec. 28 (AO—The new of government to ease changes ’a and y tlna. It will obsqrva. probably would travel no further 196S DODGE Coronet V 4 club ments as low SB 82 per week. No nell Place. Month After You Receive 9-3549.'. like this." of Royal, the board added, they aedan, tvory and green with heat' charge for loan cars on order over attics, cellars and yards ctoaned Your Home Outfit manufactured cigar leaf pf^ffss is were therefore entitled to jget the Prompt, reliable courteous aerv- Bonds—Stocks— WE KtjED some one to tal Russell S. Anderson. ' sgricul' er. defroater, aipial llghta. and 880. Expert front end, motor tuned 3 COMPLETE 19S5 FORD PICKUP ^ threat-to the $35 million shade- tural agent of Hartford County, .work done anyway they could. overdrive.. Look at thla one and up motor jobs, paint jobs, wheel ice, reasonable rates. Ml. 9-2145. charge of our two bay lubritoriuni' MortffaRes 81 Houses For Rent 65 grown tobacco industry in the cautioned farmers not to oyeresti' The federal court decision, writ-- Q—Who are the three latest your ahopping ia over. Solimene. baiancing, Urea, etc. Phone MI. and gas statiori. Day work only. ROOMS OF B R jy ^ NEW ten by Judge J.'Edward Lu'mbard, COMPLETE REPAIRS by Stuart 2ND MORTGAGE money at lowest Two'helpers provided. Write stat TRUCK 1/2 TON Connectlcut'Valley after delivering mate the adverse effects. He candidates to be' elected to the “‘ Inc.. Dodjge-Plymouth Dealer. .634 8-8191, Brunner’s, Tolland Turn R. Wolcott on wringer auto^ FURNITURE SIX ROOM duplex, centrally lo agreed with Lasbury when advlS' thre Wout this argument. It said Center St., Manchester. pike, Talqottville, next io VUtner payments: 122.25 for each $1,000'. ing your qualifications to Box J Bek^mui Westinghouse elec. cated.' All improvements. No Us first actual blow to the $15 Hail of Fame for great Ameri matlo washing macnuiaa, electric Herald. million outdoor crop thla ptonth, ing that “we ahould jump on this threw out this argument. It said cans ? Gardena. ranges, vacuum cleaners, motors, Connecticut Mortgage Exchange ^rigerator . driveway. Write Box D, Herald. 8 months old,- heater, signal to be possible public embarrass BIBFORB y o u BUY a uasd car the chief tobacco spokesman in the Uiing and ride it." A—Airplane inventor Wilbur small appliances, welding. 174 27 Lewis St., HarUord CH. 8-8897. Besutlra] Bedroom Suite lights, Imv mileage. Cm ! new ment." Saa Oorman Motor Sataa. Bidck INSPECTOR— Experienced with Beautifuis^vihg Room Suite $1,880. Will sacriAre for quick region said tedqy. Commissioner Gtli offered his Wright, railroad engineer George Salea and Sarvlee, S8B Mali Main' Street. Ml. 9-6678 aircraft parts. Must be able to The development .and use of a services, and told farmers that Such embarrassment and p Auto Driving School 7-A Beautiful Dtoette Set Suburban For Bent 66 sale. suasion the union is privileged Weatinghouse and (Confederate atreat Ml. 9-4571. Optn avanlnga Business Opportunities 82 ^make his own setups, Ebtcellent -Beautiful "Dc luxe" Range manufactured wrapper on cigars “Governor Rihlcoff is intereated in General Thomas Jonathan (Stone lEAIfCHESTER T.V. Service, n opportunity. Minimum 55 hour this ptoblera as it vitally concerns P'lraue,” It added. , LARSON'S ORIVmo School. an'd T.V. specialists since 1034. Washing Machme, Television Set, ROCKVILLE —' Five rooms, Aral •'may ta)ercmbfr. 1955. be and Skating Injuries escape if he iJ captured. That was 1994 FORD pustomline two door sonal instructor. “Dial PI. 4-7240 'en'e ahlrt collars reversed and little money. Budget terms. CaU the same are limited And allowed for ' in the shade tobacco growing in what I was trying to do. tors Fifteen nations of an ex sadan. Radio, heater, like new. 37 placed. Marlow's Little Mend- cordingly. For interview. In FINGER TAME baby parakeets pected 40-odd have already agreed. anytime. - clude phone-vln application, after 5. Ml, 9-7862. the creditors wUnin'which to brln* in dustry which has a $35 million Lt. p.m.» ■ whether manufactured wrapped Appleby, 28 .Gerard St., auffenng bore the motto, Liberty and Union. 833 Mailt- 71|mur.d Gosdt. tot>| Formerly Rockville Sllviersmlths, 25 Ceiiter Studio, 177 McKee. 'VQ. S-7500. p^lciHlon he heard and determined at a fractured left-wrist. Every, adjective that has been In the canton appeared: a British St., Rockville. TR. 8-2394, , ' the “Probate office 'in Manchester in e y S will be used eventually.' Replied of VVietklns Broe. Tel 8-7449. ____ 1____ ;;______- ^DpN SPIKING MILLS, said District on the -iDTh day af used to describe (Hopalong) Cas 1954 :FORD V-8 \Customltne four BAND AND orchestra instruments Lasbury: Also. .Glieryl Holmes, 'JO, .laugh jack of the same design which TalcottVillX, Conn. Livestnek—Vehicles , 42 January. A D. 1955. at ten o‘clFurs 57 in said -district, at least five days^b*'^ ^because it is grown under shade Rosemary PI., receiving a/hali’- A—The brilliantly colored tlle- matle abift. .Completely wmtor- ' or Rockvtlla TR, 8-4744. CaU MI. 9-2206. fore th»‘ day of skid hearing, to Appear DAILY EXCEPT SUNDAY. .. .It (s ungailant, to say the least, Pbiico factory eupervued sarvlra. one female. Very reasonable. MI. If they see cause St said tmle. and tents. ' inch. laceration of the right eye for th^(British) chancellor of the flsh has an odd grec’niah-yeliow -Ised. Telj^ owner. ML 3-7729. Tcl. Ml. E-148S. 9-0654. J. , BLA(^ PERSIAIJ-* lamb fur coat, place and he heard relative thereto, SNERAL- CARPENTRY-Altera- Wo m a n t o r general laundry Valley’s Place In I-'iiture brow. exchequer to put thj highest tax flesh fin on top\>t^lta-head. No, sire ,12-14'. Excellent condition, and make return to’ihls court. . « SI Thfe fly ^’oungsteri were given lions, additions and new .construe-^ • work. Apply in person, New Model newest style. Good, bargain. M r JAMES J. DJCONNOR: What the Siade tobacco official on things which Affect the morale other fish Inearth American Wa X Uon. Dormers, porches, garages Laundry,- 73 Summit St. Poultry and Supplies 43 9-3973. • Acting Judge. wants to’ stress is that "There will emergen^’ treatment and released of so many women In this country. ters' has thfSpeciSiar t^pe of fin. and rooms finlahed at reasonable be a place+or the valley growers" in "improved conditions,'' hospital —Mrs. Eirene. White, member of prices. Workmanship guaranteed. GIRL EXPERIENCED In general 0ROAD BREASTED, brenze /tur- In the changed tobacco industry of officials said. Parliament, criticizes increased Q—Why Is it,claimed that Mex WHEN YOU DO YOUR ADVERTISING, Free estimates. Robert M. Alex office 'wdrk. Must be good 'at fi*», 'keyz, hena 69c,. toms, 5ic.' Presh, Wanted—To Buy 58 the future. "Don’t fight this thing. Patrolman Ernest Noake, who tax on cosmctlci. ico has“a greater variety of plshto FAR FYPFI ures, ftvir'day week. Apply in per ^ I V I l M l x k l l l ander. 5U. 9-7716. frozen 16 to 25 pounds. Schqub'e. Advertisers' Let's see how we can fit into it." brought Barbero to the hospital at than any other ^country in the son sit Alsco;; 184 Xsh St., East Turkey Far;n, 188, HUlstown Rd. PLUOGED SEWERS Steps to-see how outdoor tobac- 7:30 last night’ , from Onter Whether they are dressed as world? Hartford; WANTED -Used- 12’: to 18" band -'t'O can fit into it will begin tonight Springs Pond, said the boy fell on angels or not, they are real devils A—Tha topography and result WHEEL Al^lGNMENT—WHEEL BALANCING Roo/lng—Siding ■ E, grain,, fed, TPolose and saw. Rockville TR. 5-5856. - I WHERE PEOPLE START THEIR SHOPPING DO.YOU NEED money? Avon Cos- UNPLUGGED Dictiona^ry when reprfsentatives leave Hart the Ice in front of a cousin with in disguise—murderers. ing variaUpn in climatic condi “ RADIATOR REPAIRING AIW RECORING en. Live 35c pduiid. Eviscer- ford'for Lancaster, Pa., to inspect' \yhom he was seating, and that one FOR THE BEST in Bonded built nletlcs will supply thatineed. JSx- U3ED VAOUUMiCleaner. Must be -TOWN and «> rX T R Y \ Actor Bel.s Lugosi on dnig. tions. .produce plants ranging from COMPLETE BRAKE SERVICE ^60C pound, also breed ^ . ' DRAINAGE CO. the General Cigar Cd. plant prb- of the fousto's skates passed over pushers, .who try to enlist aid of up roots, shingle roofs, guttem clusive territory avaUable now. I.«slll Standish, Andover. TI. in fjrst class condition,êl. Ml. those of the jungle to those which MI. 9-;i814. 9-0622^ / . MI 9414S \duclng manufacturerd binder. his thumb. young people. — SEE conductors afid roof repairs call 2-7502. ■ >- Connecticut’s commissioner of fringe the snow line. OoughJin. Ml. 8 TT0T. If iio answer There were -fears smong bv- Bit), v.t. To txrraik* agriculture, Jo.ieph 'N. Gill of It is a good thing fbr Stevenson caU MI. 9-4421. HOUSEWIVES Need extra money! a g l verify. 4. standerr^ the pond that lhe"EdyS Q~Whatf instruments were used , Mansfield Center, . will be in the to run and to announce his candi Wont to 9#t o qrootor short of tho 46 ilGlIon d o l^ moriiot riqlit Roro Start your own profitable business rticleS lôr Sale ' 45 Rooms Without Board 59 thufmb would have to be removed. to furnish music for tha- (tonUnsn- PI ADIfC MATAh CAI CC ROOFING, 'Sli&ng and carpentry. near your home. Write Box JS, •xampls: PsrMieally an group, with Samuel Orr Jr., mana Dr. Edmond Zaglio said today that dacy early. Herald. ROOM FOR gentleman. Private lor freiG tht Awdit Bprttw of ger. and William A. Hutton, presi James lost the inner tip and naitof Sen. Estes Kflsuver (D-Tenn.), taj Army? ». in. Monchoitor? lo st way is to odvortiso what, you'ro soHiHg whoro ULAKIiLlflU 1 UN wALto AlteraUona and addiUuns Ceil BOLTOf —BuUdtog atone, veneer, CirrotatioNi visHs oar oAro A—The fife and drum.' 301 BROAD STREET ings. Workmanahlp' guaranteed. ftcepli e, wall atone ' flagstone, entrance, continului bot water to makt aw audd of onr^rlr'' dent, of the Conn.-Mass. Tobacco the -thumb, but that the nail will himself a, favorite to run for MI 9-2012 A .' A, Dton Inc., 299 Autumn TWO EDfPERIENCED waitresses. Also zte flaggwg. Bolton Notch and shower. 101 QiestnuV St.' ■; rwlatiOB rtcorda. Cooperative; Arthur Dewey of the probably grow back. ^ Dema’ choice In '58. poopio LOOK wlion Hioy plan thoir buying: Ir this Rowspopor! Nino Street. Ml. 84880. ■ Apply in person, liillcrest Restau Quarr} Ml. 9-0617. Prompt de- University of Connecticut; Thoma.s Hartford Hospital offici’sla to Q—What is the.. smaliMt unit 4. rant. Bolton. No phone catli. BEAUTIFULLY furnished, spaci "^CONVERSE, M. Burgess. Wapping; and Ells- day reported a "slight improve I don't care who's president of of living matter definitely known livery. ous room with complete light Just as a bank examiner in out of ton shopping oxpociitiont start with RA Y’S ROOFING CO., ahlng'le and JR. W'orth S. Newberry, South Wind ment” in the condition of Mrs. the United States.- That (tresty- to us? built up roofs, gutter and con- WE NOW CARRY apeclal ohe coat houstkeeplng facilities avaUable. spects the books and assets of sor. , Lorraine Kennedy, 34. of 15 Wad ntaking power) la too much power, A—77ie cell. All plants and d rtiorouqh scanning of our odvortising col tluctor work, roof, chimney re CLERK TYPIST rubber basepaint for cement floors Will rent single or double. Chil your bank, so die A.B.C. audi “ We wont to find out how fast dell Rd.. who suffered a fractured In tha hands of one man. animals are made up of cells.-Sim- Chick McClure SayS' pairs. Ray Hagenow, MI 9-2214. and walls. Special spray enamel, dren accepted, (limited). Central. tor exan|inei all reeprds and this thing is growing, and what skull and a cervical sprato from a —Sen. John 'W. Bricker (R-O). ple animals such as’ the smeba Shopping Ray Jackson, Ml 3-8323. WantedToif branch office of all ^colors. Regular $1.49, special Reasonable. Mrs. Dorsey, 14 Arch the Impact on the valley will be," and simple' planto like bacteria, umns. This is tho ploco to tail your story if St. ■ FAINTING AND reports neceaury for a com fall on the ice at Center Springs Nationally known insurance 98c. Also plastic coated paper. Qrr .laid. Pond Monday. Her condition ia still I wish to thank all those who are made up of only qne cell. company In Manchester. Di plete and accurate audit of our $ i n r t s Green Paint and WMlpaper. MI. ROOM IN private hoipe. Inquire FAFER HANGING The manufactured leaf proce.ss "serious,” officials said. voted for me-ln the recent, elec you wont to got action fast. It's olwdys Itoofing and Chimneys 16-A versified duties. Applicant must 9-6800. circulation. known under several trade nanies tion. My Ivife wishes to thank all Q—What Is ths Domesday A Happy be good typist. The position State Tailor - Shop., MI. 3-7383. TELEPHU.VE INTHEPAOESOPj ROOFING—Specializing in repair- After 6 :30 call MI. 3-5047. And when the auditor is fin . save.i cigar manufacturing coats SAFE FOB LIFE those who voted against me. - Book?,^ ocMitr-to soil tho poopid who dro Iddhing ta also involves some public con WE SELL and service ail electric by Clotting labor and eliminating —Thon.as Reilly, defeated candi A—It was the first official rec tog roofs of all kinds. Alsu new tact work. Must be high school razors, Big trade-in allowances. MI-9-3264 ished. the A3.C. publishes a roofs. Gutter work. Chimneys COMFORTABLE front room, tile waste. It may utilize inferior or Columbia, S, C. OP)—Safe crack date in Warsaw, N. Y. ord of the propOrty owners living buy . . . i f ydu odvortis# whoro thoy'rt graduate under 30. . Fiv;* day Russell's Barber Shop, corner Oak bath, shower, hot water, heat, report of the auditoi;’|,înga> damaged tobacco, pulverizing the cleaned, repaired, 26 years' ex- -And Spruce Sta. ^ - • ing ha.i been designated a major in England and the amount of week, excellent benefits and parking. 381 SummK 'St. MI. —known facts on which advtr- .tobacco and turning it out in uni So fas as I am concerned there New Year penence.. Free eaumates. Caii pleasant working conditions. crime in South Carolina. The leg land they owned. The informa looking! this Newspaper Howiey. Manchester MI. 3-5381. WILD BIRD seed, feeders, and 3-7116 after 8 p.m. Uters can place a value. , form sheets somewhat like paper. islature' enacted a law providing Is something much more ' im tion was colleclod and published at Two weeks paid vacation if Huston, a Somers o:itdoor grow a mandatory life sentence for.per portant than the spirit of Geneva the command of William of Nor employed before January 1st, equipment. -Little A McKinney, 15 NICE ROOM next- to bath and Woodbridga -I^. MI. 3-8020. er in addition to heading the to sons convicted for safe cracking . . that is that the peoê of all mandy, soon after he conquered Moving-^Trucking shower with continuous hot water. SEFTIC TANKS Ask us for a copy-of-our, bacco cooperative which is taking and a maximum of 10 years if a nation's — Russia Os well -as the England in 1086. To All Storage 20 CaU Free parking. Call MI. 3-5422. AIU> 'latest AR.C. report over the surplus crop for'the gov- jury- recommends mercy. United States— want pekee, not Mrs. Peterson SIREN AND flasher. Federal type HEATED ROOM, one' blofk from ernmeht, declared at the Holyoke war, Q—What" was the earliest al MANCHESTER Package Delivery. W, 6 volts. Ml. 3-5185. Main St. Parking. Gentleman. Call FLUGGED SEWERS meeting that the new process "will TRIAL SPIN —Defensee.M .Decretory e j Charles Wil loy? Light trucking and package deliv ■' MI. 3-1161. MI. 3-4724. heve Inipact on the entire econo son. A—Bronze. It was probably dis ery. Retngsratora. waohers and BOY'S- HOCKEY^ skates, size 7. my of the two-jiyt.ts..}trea.” ' ' Springfield, Mo. (iP) — On the covered when copper and tin were M cC L U R E . stove moving spetoalty Folding Good condition, reasonable. MI, LARGE,' HEATBD room, priVkte MACHINE CLEANED I know that (Prazident) EUmo- 3-8659. Operettohs ’ Cut Slated- “ things to do” list of the Spring accidentally ' melted together and chairs for renL Ml. 9-0752. '.«ntrance. Gentleman. 88 East Cen Speakers, said sOrue Mazsa- jSUld. Mo., police department re bower 'i l l never psrnlit-any coni allowed to harden. Help' Wanted^—Male ' 36 ter .81. MI. 34720. s. Oiy Wells, Sewer chusetts growers will .suspend all cently was the tazk of running sideration, including' that of a PONTIAC AUSTIN A. CHAMBERS CO.. local ' -'Cellar Wator- balanced budget, to rtand to the Q—Is Patagonia a separate ' and tong distance movmg pack GIRL'S ICE Skates, size 8, $4. MI. tobacco operation In 1956. others downljifne fellow who took a used YOUNG MAN to work in garage. 9-8578. Dooe. Will cut acreage by 40 per cent. -car out for r trial spin. A year way of the security of our nation. country? m Mala SL, Manchester ing, storage. CaU Ml. 3-5lsf,. Hart Washing cars, pick up and deliv FURNISHED ROOM, near Main —Arthur, 8. rismisg. director Dt A-'-No. It li ths name of a ,tor- M l 9-4649. Open Evenings ford CH. '<-14IB. ; ' Congrewman'D^d pledged hiz later, ha apparently wta atlll test- ’ ery work, etc. Good driving rec OIL S P ^ B heater. Heats 5 to 6 St. MI. 9-2170. 9 Hazel St. . MeKINNEY BROS. help, declaring “it Is tha function fensa MobUizatlon. Iritory -aaar tha aouthani tip of ord important. Apply in person to rooms. Nine gallon attached- tank SEWERAGE DISPOSAL GO. 4* ^ (• ♦ Bruno Mazzoli at ‘ Manchester and chrome pipe included. Rea lSG-m.Paarl'st; PaLJO S-SSM Read Herald 'Aidvi. Motor Sales.'CaU MI. 9-5295. sonable. CaU MI. 3-5S1L ' Head Herald Adva.

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f • W;EPNESDAY,,I>ECEMBER SS, 198B PAGBSirnCE!l ATanMTArTcwiy l ^ l y Net P tam Son m anclFPBtirr lEvi^ning FaM'' a r ha ^ WeWeak Ended The WcMthAT V Dae. M>4, IMA Foraeaat of O. B. Weathar M o w Th* Oounctl of Laeadars of tha Net so cold tonight. Low nealt North Methodist Church will mast SI. FiiiMy Uttio wanner, eecaaloiml AbduiTown in the vestry of the church to 11395 night at S:15. All organlkaUons r df the AadHr r ' Hght rain pooalbly beginning an N ■ f t'JoMph N. Ashford, with will he represented and all com The JMtHAL4 COM af Obmdatiaa freeatng rain. High apper AOa. [ ^ wtfs and daughter, arrived mission chairmen‘will be present. Manchester—‘A City of Village Charm hoaia today from tr Ft. Oampbell, Plans for the Watch Nigl^ Fel- MAMCHSSTsa Co n n - • where he la sta>- lowship program -Dec. 31 will be LoOMvina, Ky., ... .V thmad^with the 11th concluded. TOL. LXX^, NO. 75 (EIGHTEEN PAGES) MANCHESTER. CONN^ THURSDAY^ DECEMBER 2», 195$ (CMuaUM Aivaetlaing an. Pnga ID) PRICE nV E CENTS atom. Tha aon ef Frank ^dy, 2t John D. Baker, «3$ Hartford 8 t. ha pU nsto spend Rd.. has been elected to member a t his noma, x ship in the National Association of cost Accountants. Ha .is associated A dauchtar' im a t the St. with tha Navy Branch Audit Of ■» FtaneU Hoapitaly iday to Mr. fice. ' and Mrs. o, IT Essex a t \ The Past Mistress aub of Daugh \ ters of Liberty, No. 125, LOU. will rfteet Friday at 8 p.m. at the home of Mrs. Annie Johnston, 15 Haw- Wonderful Values fit Vnonal Notices ley' St. ^ , BED PILLOWS \. \ Mr. and Mrs. Reynold Caleen Card of Thanks jr. and their two chiidren w ill PLAYTEXGUPER FOAM movf tomorrow to Bncino, Calif., REG. $4.95 REGULAR HEIGHT ...... $4.9S We wish to express our. meet sincere where they have bought a' new of Red Nation lankB sad appreciation to all of our REG. $8.95 EXTRA PLUMP ...... $8.95 Md Ineads who sent, flowrrs. home. 'Csleeh was appointed last of ooadolence. loaned cars or month w the United ..Service REG. $10.95 KING SIZE , ...... S8.95 tn any way durins our recent Corp. as West Coast executive for - jaieat the death of nur beloved Jetai Jones Jr., and o ^ . beloved United Aircraft Oorp. They have REG. SS.95 REGULAR HSIGHT. Mrs. Mary Grlfolei. These been active in the work of the IkeRelaxes and expressions of sympaUiy South MethodiiiV Church and will HRESTONE LATEX FOAM...... v...... $3.95 be remembered by us. be missed both there and^ in the REG. $7.95 NYLON COVERED DACRON ' I. V Hits ‘Open Sky’ DOWNPROOF AND FEATHERPROOF ^Pr^dent Eisenhower got Mo.xcow, Di^. 29 {IP)—Nikita Khrushchev today a^ sad whose home is her castle of d u ia e . word today of cnticiam fired President EiseiHiqwer of “crude interference’’ in th« Navy Releases Red Sub-Helicopter Photo at him by Nikita KhrashcheT, of Communist nwions and dismissed hifl open skies an b i K Never befof4 have'we shown ah ; PILLOW TICKS The U.S. Navy released this photo In Washington' Dec. 28 after Ita publication in Naval Aviation Russia’s Communist party spection as “nothing more than military intalUgence.’’ Low, Low Prices Q n He boasted that the Soviet hydrogen bmB “can be oon^, REG. $U 9. News, an official Navy magaalne, aa one of a group of pictures on Soviet aviation. The magasine said, boss, but had no comment. impressive array of W hites. . . and at prices to /4“ HNISHED RUFFLE called upon to Investigate -- Little America, Dec. 29 OPy — Bernard Kalb. soak up’some sunshine and build eaalern iBuropean Communlat na ByKhrushchev whs the scene of ahother fatal The Ignited States flag has been Inspects Other Sitra his strength for resumption of a tions ”la quite Incomp'atlble with 4t"xS4" LONG ..... ♦y...... $4.49 Pr. Chr-truck rear end collision the Geneva spirit.” Now lower priced than e.vfr. Each raised once again over the des The Times aaid Byrd then flew full work load nei(l nionth. He got 48"k34" LONG ...... $4.49 Pr. PILLOW CASES today, A woman was killed over the sites of Little America in some outdoor activity — even Uttca Elaenhower Message Jolts U.S. Aides 4 r ‘k72" LONG ...... $4.49 Pr. Will outUat lighter weight cpvera several ttmee. Elastic slip- and her husband and son* in olate. remnants of Rear Adm. III and IV, built on his lateat ex- hitting a few golf shota—ahortly This refen'ed to a ' praaidentlal a—will At aay boantop to 60” long. jured. Richard E. Byrd's first two pediUona. It reported he had aeen after arriving, and t,hat pleased meaaage broadcast |»y radio Free 4 r 'i8 i" LONG : t ...... $4.49 Pr. -The victim was Mrs. Clara camps in the Antarctic. radio polea above Camp III and his doctors.. Europe saying:' By JOHN M. mORTOWBR REG. $3.49 LATEX FOAM IRONING Mallett, 58, of West Thornton, Explorers from the Navy ice-- thought he had seen the peak of But it rained most of the Jiight, “During tha -Christmas season Waahlflgtbn. Dec. 29 !/Pi —Unit TIERS—PRESHIRRED TOP. RUFFLED lOHOM at Low, Low Prices! N. H., who died within min breaker, U.S.S. Glacier, arrived his tent at Camp IV. and the skies were stil) overcast Time Out for Diploniacy 1 want you to know that the ed StatM dflicials were aatonlalMd PAD ond DRILL COVER SET _____ S2.79 utes after the crash, taken to here yesterday to find only the American . people recognise the at Nikitx-Khruahcbav’a direct at a Stafford Springs Hospital Byrd was reported particularly when Elsenhower got put of tted at 34"x30" LONG ...... $1.98 Pr. tops of two radio towers and five pleased that the Bay of Whales 7:30 a.m.'today, Secretary'bf Slate John Foster Dulles pula XfkTe government- trials under which you are Buffer tack today on President'Elsenhow- were Ernest J. Mallett, 54. other poles sticking above the 34"x34" LONG ...... $1.98 Pr. had not been destroyed when After a breakfast of orange duties to blow up a balloon in the diplomatle peMption room in ing; join ydu iq your concern for ef. They thouf)it Jftia Action by ^ broken left leg. and Ernest snow that bufiea the earlier pieces of the ice ctielf forming the Waxhington. Dec. 23. Joining him in the balloon blowing la 6- the restoration of Indlvldijal free a top Soviet leader may mean the ■ \ Msllett Jr., 18, lacerations of camps. Juice, a soft boiled-agg. toast and X-"‘ harbor snapped off and became coffee, the President got out his year-old Marie Pamela Hunt of Washington, who had polio when doms arid political lilierty; arid development of a.atill tougher line the face. 60 Feet Under Snow, Ice iceberge. The breaking of the shelf, she was.seven months old. The occasion W the launching of the jhpre.your faith that right iri the in Russian foreign policy. State Policeman John The radio towers were original easpi and oil paints. erid will prevail to hHrig you orice' Fefsch said the car driven by whic^ took along a part of Camp While he painted., in ’' the first 1956 "Harch of Dimes” campaign to aid Doll(LVict|ms. (AP Wire- Eheperta here found it signiflcaat, ' ly 70 feet tall and were erecte'd IV, wa reported earlier thia year photo). , again among tha free nations of moreover, that the Immediate tea- FLAT SHEETS and PILLOW CASES the young Mallett ran into tha in 1928 at Little America.^ Byrd’s floor study of- hia naval base liv rear df • Mashkln Freight on an expedition aboard the U.S.S. ing quarters, the sun tl^te out. the worid." ' aon for'the personal attack was a T iM a JW COM first camp. With only eight feet of Atks. _ Khrushchev criticized Oov. ratbar routine Christmas, maasage T Y P E I N Lines truck opera.ted by John' the towers remaining, abovq the W(»rkB from OsliM* Ph<^> . . MANCN Co nn* T Y P E 128 T Y P E 1 « CKeras, 38, of 80 Ridgeway The UB. flag, attached to a Averell Harriman ,df New York in which Elaanhowar spoka of ■urface, thia camp now Uea tinder A^ his' easel ' the President for a similar mesMge. ^ prayers fpr freedom In eastern iht- UDY PEPPEREU 8t.. Newington. , about 60 feet of snow and icA bamboo pole, was planted in tha worked from a oolor photograph "To pray for a changa of regime CORNER OF [AND OAK STREETS \ DAN RIVER MUSLIN UDY PEPPERELL Tbo Malletti were en routs Little Amîca II was built on ar.ow. of a summer (Colorado mountain Ike Wants to Start rope. \. The ship's helicopter brought in the People’s Damocracita is SaiielUte Freat Senalthni home from Parris . Island.. * top of the o rig ^ l site. Five wood- scene. He got the photograph from cnida Interference in the internal Z REG. S2.19. SUPERRNE MOSLIN COMBED PERCALE 8. C.. where the son is- sta enpplea from\Uie second damp, Adm.. Byrd and Dr. Paul Siple. a ^Colorado e ^ e ^ m a |M in ^ ^ ^ ^ , Khruahehev'a attack on the V i\ tioned wTth the Mnrlna Corps. acientlflC' director " aP~the- emrent affairii of those ebuntries and $>niy 2 63 X 99 .. ts s s s s s o $1:69 n3w TO'' feltt "‘'below' the ah6w, laM I’'4n-Ri(dttiqHhnf*0P» SBd the REG. $2.99. REG. $3.09. 8tatc police aaid that upon protruded above the surface. expedition Who. was a iBoy Soout tdent suffered' a heart attack armaments race,” said the stocky front la an - extu'maly - oaaMttM - REG. $2.29. hia discharge from the hosp The Glacier was-^the first vessel when hO came here the firs( time Sept. 24. He had returiied the day one for the Sovieta. This to tu n 72 X 108 ...... $2.39 72 X 108 ...... $2.49 ital he .will be held for the in 19$8. Communist leader, as 1,400 mam- 63 a 108 . . . $T.79 of Operation Deepfreeze to reach before from a fishing trip in the bars of the"’Suprsme iioytet Itst- auggeata they may In fact he con CHRISTMAS coroner in $1,000 bail. the original Byrd camp. Experts Dressed in black fur c4p and Rocky Mountains. Waahlngto^, Dec, 29 (ffh---‘rhe*Seit, GeorikAu^^QAj^ aaid today he enrd attentively. fronted with greater probUma df REG. $3.29. REG. $3.39. aboard surveyed the Rose Sea ice brown reindeer' akin suit, the - f -.— maintaining Communist _ control REG. $2.49. gaunt, gray Admiral .aaluted the Eieenhowfr admlnletratlon was believes' "there will have to be a (Aa far as U.S. officials could 81 X 108 ...... $2.59 81 X 108 ., .. $2.69 SANFORIZED COMIINATION shelf to find an appropriate site (Coatinned ea Faga Thirteen) very serious reappraisal" by Con recall It was. the first time any thers than the Weat known about 72 X 108 ... » s s « a a s $1.89 for the new camp which will serve fiag. posed for photographs and eaid today to be planning to' aak to detail. Israelis Repel expreixed grinning jubilation at gress of the foreign aid situation. major Soviet leader had lued ai>ch REG. $3.69. REG. $3.89. MATTRESS PAD ana COVER as a base for U.S. antarctic Congress for authority to commit critical Ihnguage about' President Authorities were not particularly REG. $2.69. . scientists here during the next being -bach. . George, chairman of the Senate Im press^ IniUally by Klmiab- 90 X 108 ...... $2.99 90 X 108 ...... $3.09 "How do you like it?" he asked, the United States to a 10-year pro Foreign Relations Committee, told Elsenhower since the summit con^ earanee 81 X 108 ...... $1.99 REG. $5.98. three years. Dionne Quints ference in Geneva; ■ in fact since chev’a boaata of mort powarfuk Egyptian Force "lan’t it wonderful?” gram of economic aid to friendly newsmen in reply to a iiueation the Bulganin regime took over- in atomic weapooa. The prof>aganda REG. 59c. REG. 69c. REG. 79c. TWIN BED S IZ E ...... t a e .0 a e'e-4 $4.49 In a dispatch from Little . Floated Out to Sea nationii. ,' that "sentiment has been growing line of a powerful Soviet Unlea The sum for any couiUry would In Congress to trim econmtlc aid February after Georgt K. Malen 42 X 36 CASES I • t s • s 0 42 X 36 CASES 59e 42 X 38 CASES 69e America, the New York Times re Afterra brief viai\, Byrd and Avoid Parents kov quit.) ' standing cAifident and powtrful ia OF 45c REG. $6.98. .. ' From Gaza Hill ported that Adm. Byrd, officer in Siple made an aerial inspection of vary, depending on the size, of the way down” since many, free world a world of waning capitalla)n is charge of United. States Antarctic project to be' becked: A maximum countries, particularly, in Europe, Khnithchev repeated the state- FULL BED SIZB .... $5:49 Little America Campa III and IV m4ht he made in India after .the one Which Moscow has been; da- Jerusalem, Dec. 29 i/P)—Israeli program, flew hikpriginal camp .which are five to seven miiea to To Prove. Point ranging fro'in a half a billion to a have shown excellent econoc^c veloptng Mdth great enthuaiaam In Mnttress pad top and mattreej rover hi'deo made ail in one trOops drove off a band of Egypt*. site by hellcopten yesterday. the north. At Camp No. 3, which billion doUara la being considered, progress. recent. H-bpmb ' test exfiloSipn' in recent months—even before the aalt for maximum ef your mattreoa. Reversible. "I am mayor oY this place,” he was used in 1939-40, they alao saw with the monejf to be parceled out the Soviet Uiiion^that the new Ian soldiers who crossed the . Broadly speaking,' there Has Russian weapon "was eijuivalent FITTED SHEETS-TOP OR BOTTOM armistice line arid occupied a hill was quoted aa aaylng as he jumped tops of radio poles aticking up. The Montreal,' Dec. 29 (4P) — A in annual Inatallmente.. been considerably more opposition (Continued pa Page Seventeea) to the ground; "ItV -good to be spokesman tor the Dionne quintii-' to many million tons of ordinary on the. Israel side of the Gaza tion Forecast in (km^ress to continued assist explosives." Strip yesterday, a military back.Ît Is beautiful. isn"t it,” he (Continued oa Page Sevealeea) plets says they are staying away Sugh A request would be virtual ance for economic purposes than DAN R IV E R LADY PEPPEREU LADY PEPPEREU HALE'S STURDYWEAR 80X-STITCHED spokesman annoimced today. froiii home to" prove they want a ly certaimto atir up new opposition to that for arms. RemlndaInda B(MtWest of A Test During the guii ftgh^ the Egyp life of their awn, but they will among members of Congress al Ift the pafL Congresa has nor Ho s4id thatN^though ’>we do MUSUN 8UPERI1NE MUSLIN OOMDED PERCALE QUILTED MATTRESS PADS tians used rifles. Machineguna and visit their parents " sometime in ready critiral of the, adml'nialra- mally insisted that economic aid not want to bciaat about our mili a heavy callpre mortar, the Amnesty Parley Fails January; - f be 'granted strictly on a year-to- tary and technical strength," he Bulletins S. Harold Edwards, I trust com tion’s plan ro boost its 1956 request REG. $2.49. REG. $2.99. REG; $3.09. WITH CORNER ELASTIC apoke^man added. There were no. for new. foreign’aid funds to nearly year basis, without any long term wanted to. remind the West about ffom’the AP Wir«8 N • '’g 'ft. G • G • G \ g TWIN SIZE ...... Israeli casualtiea. „ pany executive who befriended the $.V billion. Cmigress voted 32,700,- commitments. One’reason for this the tart explosion. TWIN SIZE $1.89 TWIN SIZE $2.39 REG. $3.98. - Dlscuts Border Situation four famous. Asters while handling "The power of this weapon was thejr finahccA said they had 0()«fl00 this ybar. stand Is the argument that one REG. $2.69. REG. $3.29. REG>$3.$9. V i L O 39 X 76 TWIN SIZE . The bolder situation was dia- Malay-Red .Chief Offers Without reference to the new- Congress cannot hind a succeeding equivalent to many di^llion tons of $2.59 cusse.d at a meeting in the Israeli planned tft visit the family home one to any specific course Of ac PiANE CRASHES IN OHIO FULL SIZE I a an a a a • FULL S IZ E ...... ^ j L » O y at Callender. Ont., for New Year’s- long-term commitment the ad Dover, Ohio, Deo. 29 IP j— Aa FULL SIZE a a a • • • • $199 $2.59 REG. $4.98. foreign nfiniatry of Gen. Edson L. ministration is reported to want. tion. ~ ■ (Continued on Page Seventeen) Rsgf$8.98 Values $ 7 .0 0 M. Burnaj head of tha United Na- until their father, Oliva . Dionne, airplane craahed in the hills near 54 X 76 FULL'^SIZE . w . When the Marshall Plan of Eco'- this sontlieastera Ohio city to WOW ...... * w $3.49 tiona truce and Dr. W'alter To End 7V2 Years War charged publicly that “outaideriT nomic Aid to Europe was launched V ------“ -Tf ■ ^ Eytan, direc|pr general of the were splitting them away from the in 1948, however,' (^ôngrefs did ap day,, and first reporta were thal Pufar white AUlng that la guaranteed to launder white. Israel foreign niiniatry. family. V . • to Campaigti one or two pcfsons were kiltled. prove leglslatron which set forth FIrii trwika and an aniboiaace The Palestine' truce group ear Baling, Malailawn, Dec. D( 29 (/P)—Malayan Communist Chief By going home^now they would News Tidbits the desirability of a four-year pro lier blamed both Egypt and Israel be "giving in,” Edwards explibaed. made - their way aorpse tala' Chin Peng stalalked back into the jungle today, breaking up gram. The actual nioney to imple- Iiiî^w HanipBliire swept roads to the site, abd the for delay on ' U.N., Secretary ^ . He said the Quints ''want to make Culled from AF Wlres_^ aneiit it. however, was voted on a heavy quality o General Dag Hammarsk)old'a-|-H»€ talk s on A inneaty for his force.s to end Malaya’s 7* '■> years a private life of their own.” first alarm Included a rspprt that - year-to-year basis. • v Laconia, N.H., Dec. 29 iP) — a lour.etagine plane wae involve^. N ^ r GGGG GVGG frontier peace proposals but indi of guerrilla war; But in walking out the 36-year-old rebel Hold Small Party- MATTRESS COVERS cated there may be some progress leadrr offered to end the fighting------—' ■ The four qurviving quintupletn— Heeks Flexibility Sen. Kefauv.er (D-Tenn), thus Annette. Ceclle, Marieâd Yvonne Air Force increases -voluntary en- Informed ofriclala - said today far the only -announced candidate SONS BA(T<; PAPA D IO N ^ aoonl which has cost lO.OQO- lives when , TaT-gg-Tn'-r'a •er* • llatment quoiats in Januivry, from the adminlsti ation has decided to filontreal, Dec. 29 lflD -|^rce • . / - r v i REG.'$4.95. : ' In a communique issued from its an "elected” Malayan goyei-nmen't I ^ l- J W — held a. small party last night in 10,000 to 14,000 to m.ake u^ for In New Hampshire’s flrat-in-the- i headquarters here, the Ciuce takea complete control of Its mill- ' -*■ ~X .iA a.A a. k_/a!/A v A vC / the apartment they ha.ve rented in ask again, for some kind of long natibn presidential primaries brothers, of the D|onhe qnuatup;- Rog. $13.98 and . ZIPPERED ...... lower enlistments in Decenioer . o term pledge to allow greater lets today sided with tlipir father. :\ $3.69 group said negotiations were still taj-y-forces from the British now . 1 O X ' northwest Montreal. Reporters in' Cleveland financier Cyrus Eaton March 13.-will touF'the state three open and further dUcua.sions will the hall outside could hear music flexibility In (dreign aid planning. days in mifl;January, hia support in his censure of the/girls for REG. $4.69. waging much of the fight. A 'f" l’£ l4 » |jrc i ;has been hailed by Russia's gov Presldcnt.Elsenhower, they said, be held soon on Hammarskjqld's Brijjiin has promised independ-' k_7 WX a /r tlA ^ :■■and laughter and a---ytmng-- man ernment organ, Isveatia, for his er's announced tod£y. drifting away from .the family’ WV* RUBBER BUTTONS ...... $3.49 plan for establishing peace In .lh£_ ence" or commonwealth meiiiber- ,■ ^came .to the doot- when a newsman "sensible oêrvatlons" on . East-- probably will mention such a new The New Hampshire Volunteers under the Influence of . "out HALf'S EXTRA HIAVT El Auja-Nlic^na--■ * demilitarized area ship eventually to the Federation 8 nlo knocked. . 'West coexistence. approach in his State of the Union for Kefauver ^Committee said .Ke- siders.** The hrotherx are Daniel,. i* . . Full or twin b (s l Real heavy quality 'mattre** rovera-that of Malaya, now n protectorate X_FAAAX.ÂCaX” x.!7^|ala/X£Ei Edwards said the young man jnessage Jan. 5. hut the detailed fauver tvlll aViTve here Jan. 14 23, s checking cl^rk In Tbronto; Hi nlll give years bf near. ibeam« all bound. between Israel and Egypt, ' Sen. Fulbright (D-Aik) yulls-on The communique replied to an with an elected legi.slature-over . ~ j __. was an official of- the trust firm administration to foiftvard’prompt-' administratiqn plan will not be and leave Jan. 16.--- Oliva Jr., 19. serving with the PRINTS — SHEER WOOLS — TAFFETAS CHARMHOMSE" \ Israeli statement charging that handling, their finances, the more ly its reoemmendatibua feu flood unveiled until later.' êfauver will be returning to b Royal / Cnnadian Air Force la vdtich the Ve"'i!lund‘ ^ Bo.ton, Pec.‘29 New Have^ Officials who are helping draft state where he conducted a . vigor- Egypt had’ reacted- negatively to .s^ner has veto I Railroad officers & beleaguer- than |200.00() each received from bisurance "if It wishes its p)opos- Quebec; and Victor, 19, an elec V ' ■ ‘ J the proposals. The U.I., groui^ trust funds when they . came of aJs to be^.,. considered . . .' ."Amid tronics student in Toronto;; AND CREPES crown colony of Singapore ai.ao , and,comparlitivel9silent today I (ConUnued on Page Thirteen) TOWEL ENSEMBLE RE^Gu 29c said: . ' has been, given the same promlae^ bitter complalhts>fr«m com- age thlSfyear. charges of"naud and oppe>sing get- (Oontbiued on PageT brea)'’ I P'ather Dionne was not recon 11.806,000 WIVES-WBRK y -'?The government of Egypt has Prinee Abdul Rahman, rauters, amused coffiments from a i out-the-vote campaigns wheel of ----______- ■ ■ AU SALES HNAl HEAVY QUALITY GANNON not yet fOTTOUlated its final posi minister of the FederJtlon who ciled by cejiorta that the girls were fortune spina in Putnam as bazaars \V.ashl»lon, Dec. 29 Iff) — Tba REG. $ 1 .1 ^ 2 2 X 44 BATH SlZEw.., ., .E a ^ tion oh the Secretary General's led the negotiations with. Chin, former president and stern charges upset at his charges and hsd denied and raffles question faces, voters in Census Burenu' said today th a t. from the - -Maasachiisetts Public the number of working wlvea ohd DUNDEE FACE CLOTHS proposals and considers the will go to London on Jan. 1 to be Utilities Cohnmission. they were breaking away from the special referendum.— • negotiations still to be open." gin talks with the British govern family. Final plans are laid for coot:d>n- Stevenson*__ ' - ■% Best Bet. to Win,^ reached a new high of 11,800,006 The communique said "prema ment on Malayan independence. The Southern New England Rail "I don't regret having (asUed the ating group to try to bind .South's in 1035. 'Ibis was a six per cent REG.'39c--16 X 28 HAND SIZE ...... Each 49c System, assailed from all sides be various pro-segrrgatlon fore-cs in increase of 600,000 over the ture introduction of questions be The Red offer to quit fighting ap cause of schedule delays and me statement," he declared. "The em-‘ ..ja'-' ' 22 c Each I’or 1.00 yond the scope” of the Ham- peared to give him a strong talk bariassmenl we were suffering to one Mg political stick. . . . Most Top Democrats Believe pret’ious year. The Censua Bu $ chanical breakdowns, rogked and reau said (he principal fairior stock up now at this low, low price. ri(Mieotit of heavy qilality. marakjold proposals by both ing point. rolled from these verbal punches J)vei the separation-' became ao Chancell)^ Konrad Adenauer says REG. 29c FACE CLOTHS...... ; r ...... Each EgiT^t and Israel had "complicated Chin rejected pointblank a go\'- great we felt, obliged to make pub- Weat Gqfman policy ip 1956 will seem ^ lo be a shsrii Increase 25c Not all rolork. < . yesterday: — By ARTHt.'R EDH().\ —An the race was a tossup between . urtender of his 3..500 jungle iJermany,-- Burojfiean. unity and women assisting In the support Stork up now on theao extra heavy thinty towels and face (Continued on Pago Thirteen) ‘of the Massachusetts DPU: "Never (Continued on S ^ e rhirteen) overwhelming majority of Demo Stevenson and Sen. Estes Kefauver of the family. cloths. Seven new colors nhd white. soldiers, most of them Cliine.se. in my memory, and I believe 1ft the fighting Communist threat. cratic leaders belie,ve. Adlai Stev-' of Tennessee. REG. 4Se MARTEX PART LINEN He declared adsmhntely as he left memory of .some of our'"older staff Deputy State tax commissioner enson is now the best bet tA'win DeSapio for Harriman ' TOWNSEND TO QUIT RAF OF 4,200 Strikes (]ost the English arhoolhoiise where the members, has there been such s Rockt% ille (»irl Wins Joseph B. ^mtth once again defies their party's presidential -nomina Gov. AverelljHarriman of New Brussris, Belgium, Dec. 29 (P) BLANKET VALUES two-day talk had been held: miserable failure of local transpor gubernatorial order on payment tion again in 1956. York, an "inactive” candidate so . ■4 DISH TOWELS — The newspaper La Nation REGULAR 4fc HRST QUALITY "We wiir never accept aiirrend_er tation for such a sustained period fqr use of State cars for 'private The Associated Press today far, got ,but three votes. One of Beige said today group -Cnpb Reg. $8.95. m Pound Hale’s "Arlon” Q C At 28 Million Days at any time and will continue to of time." (Capitol Beauty Test home-office travel. Air Force Sec toted up the resdlta “fff'a ppll of these was from Carmine G. D8- Peter Townsend, rejected snitor Nylon and rayon blend. 72 x.90.siie.".-*. CONE BATH TOWELS struggle tb the last man.” j Dnniainr ffbins Attack retary Donald A. Quarj>s saya new 126 Democratic governors, state Sapio who, as a national.,commit of Princess Margaret of IDIt- For 1.00 He indicated, however, he might : , Frederick C. Dumaine Jr., for U. S. defense budget "Is not a re- rhairnfen and. membets of the teeman and chief of Tammany aln, .will quit as air attache here $ Washington, Dec. 29 !JP\ — The get in touch with Malayan of Hartford. Dec, 20 iA>i—Mi.ss Ag trestfng budget—and it gives us party’s national committee. , Reg. $10.95. Extra sine 80 x 90. C f i Labor Department'estimated today mer president of the hT.»w Haven nes L. Kerr of 4.3. Lawrence St. Hall, shduid have considerable to and leave the Itoyal Air Force. Blue, green, red and gold borders In long wenring martex qual ficials again sometime. Prince I who lost the job last yekr to Pat lhf> Hhrresvithal to do a aound Job." The Democrats were asked: j aay about how New York’s 96 The paper said Townsend prob Chat ham. nylon and rayon blend...... 5 9 c Each ity. IS % Ilnon. that 4.200 strikea caused 28 mil Abdul -told newsmen later ji'" he- I Rockville today wsa elected MIsr Radio Bucharest reports re-eler- lion man-days of idleness in 1953. rick' fe. McGinnis in a bitter proxy State Capitol. "Whom do you conrider the lead-!j votes are cast in the convention. ably will become a hone trainer lieved the Reds were'eager to give ! battle; "I expected this breakdown tlon of Ghfrorghe Gheorghiu-Dej aa ing candidate. In your state, for I Gov. Frank J. Lausche of Ohio, on the French Rlvtera, poealbly Reg. $12.95. Male’s “Menrewear”. O C Si^ pastel colora In famoua Cone qnaUty at a lew price. Orchid, The number of work stoppage, up the struggle but were "maneti- | The personable dark haired beau first secretary of Romanian Work Prices Drastically Routed in service. Didn't he (McGinnis) ty ia secretary to Secretary of the presidential nomination?” riunnlng both aa a favorite son and for the "stable of -Prince Aly 85% wool, 15'‘r nylon. 72 x 90 size. .... W a ^ w yellw, blue, green, pink nad rmt. ... i was 21 per rent greater than the vering to save fai.-e.” He added he ' know what conditions were with ers (Communlat) Party. . .•.Pre Poll Not One 5dde<| for the U.S. Senate, picked up a Khan. 3kl68 reported in 1954. .. Lost time was prepared to mee|^ with (Ihin his expert knowledge?” Sta.te Mildre(T P. ■ Allen and has mier A n t o n' 1 o Srgnl's gtrike- Their replies were broken down , . -1 ^ . . ■ ’ . been in the department for the past home >Vte, plus one from Massa AU SALES HNAL 100% WOOL KENWOOD BLANKET^. An Exceptional Value! In 1955 was nearly 24 percent again any'time, any place. Roy C. Papalla, DPI? membej: besleged government appears, to this way: chusetts and one from' Texas. REDS POUND QUE.MOY SLIGHT IRREGULARS OF LINEN, more than last year. ' Before going back to the jungle, "Cold is a factor in these tieupa eight years. havfl won six months more time, to ■ Stevenson...... ‘T.., 76 0\hera mentioned as presidential . Taipei. Fopnosa, Dee. 29 (P>—• GREEN STAMPS GIVEN WITH CASH SALES The review noted that while (jhln agreed on this resolution' but we didn't expect the whole sys Miss Kerr was all flustered when work out broad scheme to raise Kefauver ...... 5 posslbilittea: Red f’hina’a mainland gtuu to* Reg. $14.95. 63 x 90, twin size...... ^ COnON AND RAYON strike idleness this year .exceeded with Prince Abdil and David Mar tem to fall apart.” she was informed of the victory state-employes’ pay. Lausche . ; ...... 3 Sen. Lyndon Johnson of Texas, day heavily bombaided Qwwnoy 1954, it was the third best year shall, Singapore' chief mihirier: Joseph F. (jleary. DPU member: since she hadn't, known that .her Army’s Nike guided missile Harriman I ...... 3 Sen. Richard Russell of Georgia, and poupded' an Island In tba DISH TOWCLS since the end of World Wan II.' "As soon as the ( elected govern "There was no ultimatum aa such, name had been entered.in the .con- antiaircraft program stepped up Others,

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