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■ ■ -..........- PAGE THIRTTr-TWO fllctttrhPBtpr lEnpttittQ Ifprnlb WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 19, 195S Areraif* Daily Net P reu Ron g-er On Week Kadtag The Weather • Nov. u . less rofoeaet of O. a Weatkor 12;829 OMHaoed fair, little THIS CHRISTMAS Mwnlwr ef the Andit night and Fridny. L<ow tonight flO- Barwm of Olrealation. M. nigli Friday Mh.lS. DOUBLE Mancheeter^A City o f Village Charm VOL. LXXVIIL NO. 44 (TWENTY-BIGHT PAGES—TWO SECTIONS) MANCHESTER, CONNh THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 20, 1958 (CtaaalflH Adrertiaina on Png* M) With ’* Green PRICE FIVE CENTS Stamps With Green Stamps you’re SURE to Court Blocks get exactly what you want —when you want It THIS THURSDAY. NOV. 20 WITH ALL CASH SALES— ! er ■-.,.■2^'I Reds Hand Adenauer HALE'S DOMESTIC DEPT. New York, Nov. 20 (A>)—A proposed merger of Bethle­ OFFERS THESE ITEMS FOR GIFT hem Steel Corp. and Youngstown Sheet and Tube Co. was GIVING OR YOUR OWN HOME . Oriental Print rejected today by U.S. District Court Judge Edward Wein- Proposals on feld. The merger would have been the biggest in U.S. busi­ UfK ■{!>«■. Heax.v IhI (jualit.x a ness histor>’. Diindop finder (ip (oxxrls. "T (•'or 99c Aifter the decliion wat an­ >’In.-rnijl pnltnj nB arvl rr>|»it* Not n;»r h (oilot m OH< h nounced, Youngstown Sheet stock 6 in Assembly pflttrin .Solid I f>|nr«« In hlnr fn^r polrl, *h^irr.fl| und Brunch-Dress •old at yioe.'m, otr t...2 8 , on the W est Ready hrlin u ith lurry thrrnd.'« xfuur with TuirpJOiAr, N*w York Stock Rxchange. Beth- E ast Seen whitr pinl<, yrlhfVN', grrrn. .lahem aold at $60.12, off 37 centa. Study Unit for , Judge Weinfeld raid a merger. ... Made of drip-drx' cotton Which was opposed by the govern­ With Berlin Ruling All Uest in (omfort xxith one ol (hesr O Q ment would: Court Reform :i «av pi I lows........................................ 4if j r O with a s^e button clo.s- ' Be a violation of the Clayton '*.• . , •/ 'Sfw-c: ' •*. Knpok nilrd vs rd|tr nhAprd In rhtntz nr .««ilrlot|i. Antitrust Act. ing and novelty gold Substantially leasen compeli- Hartford, Nov. 20 (A*) — Gov- Crisis Plan in hed pillowH with arms. O O iSon. erftoi' Ribicofri aim for paasage West Lines Sl’i;( lAI................................................ / T T coolie buttons. Surplice Tend to create a monopoly In of court reform by the 1959 Gen­ eral Assembly was given impetus By H K R B A L T R C m T J L 15 PIECE PUNCH BOWL SET Mal<r wnndrrful jCtflB. too! iron and steel Industry. Berlin, Nov. 20 (2P)— Mayor ' ^ ’rtiere was no Immediate an- today as nesrly half the members neckline, short sleeves Willy Brandt of Went Berlin Ronii, (iermany, Nov. 20 (IP) SrI consisls of: 7'; ((uait |»iin(li iio«l, ^ ” liiiso. 12 '■auncement from the companies of a special legislative commit­ ! —Soviet Ambassador Andrei mcKlf |)la(rd hooks and For TluinksK-iviiiB: I F x tra Sppcial! lm|ior(pd and in.serted nnder-arni . .^hhether there would be an appeal tee -- including five Republlcani declared today the western Hand llpiiinipfl Rayon Damask Sp Is iS ttd the decision. — cable out In favor pf complete Allies have promised “clearly Smirnov told Cliancellor Kon­ 12" ladh'. (fnlx ................................... * 6.98 HI t HI riolh Mtih H NApUInB. gus.sets. Sizes 10 to 18. &jM:thur B. Homer, president of integration of the courts. and mthout reservation" to rad Adenauei- today what the pRthlehem, said, however that If This development assures some iiM i s HIM sf u Aitr.s i>»,ri — i,f>« FII s t o i i i i j . v r . i . s m l A i .................................................. 57.99 d e f #n d this Communist- Russians intend to do "to Colors: Red, peacock, (be Clayton Act Is to be Interpreted Republican backing for the Gov­ HI \ 104 I loth with 1^ \«pklna. preventing the use of practical ernor's court reform program, de­ threatened oity. realize the liquidation of the s m lA i........................................... 510.99 mandarin gold. mathoda of promoting real and ef­ spite the fact that his party'will Speaking before the city’s (x-i'U|iation jlatus of Berlin.” fective competition, Its effect will have control of the Assembly for Neither Smirnov nor the Bonn In '.vliilr, pink and yellow Srt r hoRutiful table with parliament, the 44-year-olif goveinmenl discloaed xx-hat xvaa hr '>ir- ' i/i' (htmaeU that u rrIipr Rnd Irnna ro be aubatantially to retard the com­ the first time in 82 years. petitive growth of American indua- mayor defied the Russians to said But Soviet sources in Berlin quirkly and rn.«ily. The Btand taken by six of the said the Riisslans will give Fast tiy. 13 members of the sub-committee shake (he confidence nf iso­ A Youngstown spokesman said lated West Berlin. Germany's Communist regime con­ on the court study, headed by trol of the West's land, air and Our Oh Shipment! Kxtrn lorifo SI x IOfi while there wouid be no comment until State Rep. George J. Schwolsky the opinion could be atudied. railroutes to the Isolated old cap­ sheel hliinkels. ^ of West Hartford, goes beyond the \Va.<shingtoii. Nov. 20 (TP)— ital. The merger was first intimated GOP platform proposal for e.vtab- • io o l fpiality, extia ai7.e Hi x 1^8 Bus arvrral at thia Ih July 1954. Tlie companies made Official.* .«aid t o ci a ,v the Tliere waa no Inkling xxhen tha 'oss f>rur fni aurh a large aizr. $ 0 O O Ilshment of a system of full time NYLONS s formal announcement of the plan Curiosity Close-up United State.*, in consultation Riiasisns might make their mox-e. municipal courts with full time Slight iJtegulara nf t»H Kn-h ................. In December 19.56. The government with Britain and France, has The cnaia waa aet boiling 10 days Fir.st (piality, .streak-free, no-seam Judge.* In the six largest cities of When a freckle-faced. 6-y«ar-old boy like Robert Rogers of Mo­ ago by Soviet Premier Nikita Irnmediately filed suit opposing it. the state nnd the establishment of desto, Calif., finds a fully-grown praying mantis for a pel, hia developed definite |)lans to ho.sierv. Run re.sislant microfilm claiming the merger would elimi­ curiosity brings him closer to the insect until he finally is as Khrushchev in a Moscow declara­ M A U : S MKU( HUY a family or domestic relations .deal with moves the Soviet tion saying the Russians Intended nate competition between the two court. close as the picture shows. (AP Photofax). K U ;(T R K ’ HLANKKTS sheer.*. New fall color.* in si/es 8 '^ companies in production and sale Union max- make in the Hei-lin to end the 4-power occupation of 2 YKAH orARANTKK Schwol.sky, a Republican and I crisis. Berlin. Of a variety of products. former Weal Hartford town court i.ow , i,o\v r’RK’Ms: to 11. In an 38-page opinion Judge Win- I These plans are h\iilt upon the Surprise Visit judge, was one of the six advocat­ ; delenuinallon nf Ihr w estern Al- feld concluded "There la reason­ ing that as a first step "existing Smirnov's visit to Adenauer single ronlrfd for twin nr C l Q O Q able probability that the merger of i liea In niainlain then posiOon in came as a surprise. Some western full her! .............. I O# Y 3 Bethlehem and Youngstown would municipal courta should he incor­ Sudan’s Strong Man xxeslern Berlin, and their right of diplomsts said they thotighl the ruia) rxmtrnl fni be In violation of Section 7 of the porated into the state-maintained accesa to that city. gPORTAWT.AR nrPARTMKNT sy.stem ' move rather weakened the Russian full b ed .................. 522.95 Clayton Act, substantially lessen Tile State Department, mean­ argiinienl that all Berlin propierly Take tJie elevator to nerond floor. competition (tnd tend to create a The group advocating complete Blue roa^ puik giern and roral Buy Special pr. court reform said: while, was awaiting a report from j belongs to Iheir puppet East Ger- monopoly in the Iron and steel in­ Wants UAR Accord the entbassy in Bonn on mlorma- I man government. through thr Hatlforcl Klrrlrir Light ("o. dustry." "The courts of the state mual | Western officials here had been (’luh PInii if sou wiali be Integrated in the aense of there ' — — tion xvhii h Soviet Anxhaasador An­ The corporations had sought drei Smirnov gave West German' Well on the road to complete recovery after a cold night on a raft I expecting aome kind of formal no- 79 through long and involved court being a channel of reaponsibilitv ,, , ^ . .... ‘ • in storm-tosaed Lake Michigan arc Frank Maya, seated, and and control C-airo, Nov. J} t/P, ■ .Sudan a new* ".My policy ts ver\' clear and I Chancellor Konrad Adenauer to­ ' tice from the Russlana to the at adytrtited in PARENTS’. GOOD HOUSEKEEPING greceedings for a merger which day on Soviet intentions. Rimer Fleming, only known suivivois of the sunken freighter Americana, British and French MORE OF THOSE would have resulted in a company "Ultlmalelv courts must be *“ ^ "8 "'**> »»ld today his main | have emphasised It in mv flrst Carl I). Bradley. Tliey are in Charlevoix, Mich., Hospital. lAP staffed bv full time legallv train-1 “*^*''**) ^ '"t®’ "** reor- declaration after taking over,t' The Soviet embassy there said who with the Soviet Union have BEAUTIFUL PINCH-PLEATED having asseti totaling $2,710,000,- Smirnov told Adenauer about steps , Photofa.xi.
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    26662 Agoura Road, Calabasas, CA 91302 Tel: 310.859.7701 Fax: 310.859.3842 PRICES REALIZED DETAIL - Hollywood 65 Auction 65, Auction Date: 10/17/2014 LOT ITEM PRICE PREMIUM 1 AUTO RACING AND CLASSIC AUTOS IN FILM (14) VINTAGE PHOTOGRAPHS. $350 2 SEX IN CINEMA (55) VINTAGE PHOTOGRAPHS. $4,500 3 LILLIAN GISH VINTAGE PORTRAIT PHOTOGRAPH BY HARTSOOK STUDIO. $200 4 COLLECTION OF (19) PORTRAIT PHOTOGRAPHS OF LUCILLE BALL, TALLULAH $325 BANKHEAD, THEDA BARA, JOAN CRAWFORD, AND OTHERS. 5 ANNA MAY WONG SIGNED PORTRAIT PHOTOGRAPH BY CECIL BEATON. $4,000 6 MABEL NORMAND (7) SILENT-ERA VINTAGE PHOTOGRAPHS. $200 7 EARLY CHILD-STARS (11) VINTAGE PHOTOGRAPHS INCLUDING OUR GANG AND $225 JACKIE COOGAN. 9 BARBARA LA MARR (3) VINTAGE PHOTOS INCLUDING ONE ON HER DEATHBED. $325 10 ALLA NAZIMOVA (4) VINTAGE PORTRAIT PHOTOGRAPHS. $300 11 SILENT-FILM LEADING LADIES (13) VINTAGE PHOTOGRAPHS. $200 13 SILENT-FILM LEADING MEN (10) VINTAGE PHOTOGRAPHS. $200 14 PRE-CODE BLONDES (24) VINTAGE PHOTOGRAPHS. $325 15 CHARLIE CHAPLIN AND PAULETTE GODDARD (2) VINTAGE PHOTOGRAPHS. $350 16 COLLECTION OF (12) OVERSIZE PORTRAIT PHOTOGRAPHS OF RENÉE ADORÉE, $400 MARCELINE DAY, AND OTHERS. 17 COLLECTION OF (17) OVERSIZE PORTRAIT PHOTOGRAPHS OF EVELYN BRENT, $1,200 NANCY CARROLL, LILI DAMITA, MARLENE DIETRICH, MIRIAM HOPKINS, MARY PICKFORD, GINGER ROGERS, GLORIA SWANSON, FAY WRAY AND OTHERS. 18 MYRNA LOY (14) VINTAGE PHOTOGRAPHS INCLUDING SEVERAL RARE $375 PRE-CODE IMAGES. Page 1 of 85 26662 Agoura Road, Calabasas, CA 91302 Tel: 310.859.7701 Fax: 310.859.3842 PRICES REALIZED DETAIL - Hollywood 65 Auction 65, Auction Date: 10/17/2014 LOT ITEM PRICE PREMIUM 19 PREMIUM SELECTION OF LEADING MEN (32) VINTAGE PHOTOGRAPHS.
  • Soho Alc 2017 Front Website

    Soho Alc 2017 Front Website

    SOHO ANJU / SMALL PLATES VEGETABLE CHIPS & DIPS 6.5 K-TOWN MINI SLIDERS TWO PER SERVING MANDOO / DUMPLINGS FOUR PER SERVING TACOS TWO PER SERVING Crispy vegetable crisps, served with tomato soy salsa EXTRA SLIDER(S) MAY BE ORDERED BY PIECE EXTRA DUMPLING(S) MAY BE ORDRED BY PIECE EXTRA TACO(S) MAY BE ORDERED BY PIECE & kimchi guacamole. KOREAN FRIED CHICKEN SLIDERS 8 MANDOO (Beef & Pork) 8 SHORT RIB BEEF TACOS 9 KONG BOWL (v) 5 Golden fried chicken thighs, our signature sauces, mayo, Juicy steamed beef & pork dumplings. Seasoned delicately with Korean spices. Chipotle short rib tacos, avocado, gem lettuce, red onion, kimchi, Steamed soybeans (edamame) topped with our Jinjuu chili panko mix. crispy iceberg lettuce, tossed in a brioche bun. Soy dipping sauce. sour cream & topped with coriander. PORK & KIMCHI SOUP 6.5 BULGOGI SLIDERS 8 PHILLY CHEESESTEAK 8 PORK BELLY TACOS 9 Artisan English pork stewed with homemade kimchi, tofu & spring onions. House ground beef burger jazzed up with Korean spices. Thinly sliced English artisanal pork belly marinated in Korean spices, Cooked pink & topped with homemade pickle, cheddar & bacon. shitake, spring onion & pickled jalapeno. Spicy dipping sauce. apple, kimchi & Asian slaw. 9 JINJUU’S SIGNATURE KOREAN FRIED CHICKEN (v) 7 (v) 8 Chicken thighs (boneless) crispy fried in our famous batter. KOREAN FRIED TOFU SLIDERS YA-CHAE MANDOO (Vegetable) (v) 7.5 MUSHROOM TACOS Pickled white radish on the side & paired with our signature sauces: Golden fried crispy tofu, our signature sauces, mayo & crispy Miso sauteed portobello mushroom, kale & black beans, feta cheese, Gochujang Red & Jinjuu Black Soy.