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Panmunjom, Dec. 8 ifPy— k second group of 80 South Koreans today unanimouily. ute chose life under the Commu* niste, giving .'Allied perauad* era a total blank for two days of effprts to woo home balky Telb of Being Buried Alive war prisoners. Senate Unit|i There was no violence, but many Denies Ike prieonera were mors talkative than tha so who yesterday llstoMd pas* atvely to 'KOiC axplalnara, than T o R esum e choee CommunUm. Challenged Tha D.N. Command said SO more South Koreans of S28 who refused 'repatriation will be interviewed to* Spy P r o b e A s L e a d e r morrow starting at t a. ra. (7 p. m. E8T Thursdayi. Washington, Doc. 3 (/P)— Waahington, Dec. 3-(/P )^ Others SUII Walt Thera was no Indication when The Senate Internal Security Sen. McCarthy (R*Wis) stuck S3 Americans and 1 Briton who aubcomqiittee decided today to hie guns today in hie die* stayed with the Communiata wUl to go ahead with public hear agreement with the admin- be called. ings in Waahington after ac stration on foreign policy, Allied officers expreiaed the doM get you placet with \ / opinion that Communist leaders in cepting the Canadian gov )ut aaid any contention that the FOW compound probably had ernment’s terms for a secret ie ia challenging Preaident sent'their most thoroughly 'indoc* interview with Igor Gouzen Eiaenhower’s GOP leadership trinated fellow prisonera to the ko in Canada. is “both ridiculous and un first interviews. At todays Oommnnlete-ln-gov- "Thera wUI be a break la this,” tru e .” fabulou$ ernment hearing (11:S0 a. m. In n prepared statemoat, McCar an American officer predictfd. E8TJ, the subcommittee expected Jewel case "Just wait aad set. Maybe it will thy said "I arill continue to gtva to receive JueUce Department rec my utmost support to tbo Re^b- eome tomorrow—maybe the neat ords showing when FBI reports FASHIONS FOR GIRLS \ day. But It's coming." ...... UcoB party now aad in tba fu* . _ train «tlM Uraitad” (lett) were sent top ONleral offleiaie on tura" but ha omphasiaed; Nagotiatora working on ptans for some of the late Harry Dcrter n Korean Peaca Conferance, mean- aagn CMMURridraln a n abawn after they aset kaad an at Pataraea. Win still Criticize W. A , IwJwSng I t paraawa. Noao o f Urn Injnred a n la aartaaa eaadt* R ite's asaodates in tbe Treasury "Thia doea not mean that I wlU .whUe, met for m boors and appar* Man. X io ttakM were m iila g ----- rtaent. lOO^o W ool Shrugs 'unUy mada im progreaa. iiv slowly when they aaet and Omt rafratn from criticising my party ‘ fer tba lew aia ' af easualttea, (NBA TOepbota). ’oqnaOon of this nature waa arhoa X think It is making mia* ^ S. envoy Arthur H. Dean sought on V. Frank Coe, Victor warhqd tha Reds that their Insist* Peilo and Solomon Adler—aU of Soft pastel colors. Also white. Slses cnca ohM stlng Ruasia aa a neutral R o praised both Eiaenhoarar and Hankies whom, Uka White, have been Soentory o f State Dultea in tho smsll, medium and large. might the CMOference Indefl- named before tbe subcommittee as Bltely and pmUapa forever.:’ otatement. but said he still thinu^ UN Shows Concern
ViS'.^V'F MANCHES'mB EVENING HERALD. MiCNCHESTIR, OONN« THURSDAY, DECEMBER 8. 19SS aUNCUEUTBR BVCNiNO HERALD. lUHCBElfiVR. OONNa THURSDAY. DE^MSER 8. 1963
JawBohe Bluea t from her frioBda may hHglitaB up Loula OaiMch, apni tbo waekend of.hNrlast trip to Buropo, inohidbidr Gift Gallery Justice Agents’ UPOND Coventry ' her convalaoeahea. bi Naw York city where Hie at Kiwanians Hold Of ths Conmatioa o f Ou sm EASTWOOD She has twan vary aetlva in tended the wedding of Mr. Oar-^ EUmbeth n. On a quia program Skywatch Schedule churth and aodal affalra and waa Mch’a eouoin, MIm Sheila Imeger. im iBBEino( Congervationut Night for Ladies ssvstal prlnsa wars vmb by the Help Revealed BROtHERS MSaniat at tha Gilead Church until idisa. Opens Dec. 5 ALL-COLOB Ott OUR Board Backs Health Unites raaantly, when eye trouble obliged Maachseler Bvanisg MemM Bo- Thst Tntorpr^ Ths [ony FossE Fragment mdajr. Dee. « * STEAK HOUSE TIm committes in chargs of ths GIANT MmAOLB-MlRaOR MONBON.MASS. . Group EnroUs . bar to reslgm bren aMvoapendent, Mlea Suean A moet enjoyable program wxa program waa bsaded by Arthur Midnight-2 a. m...... Anthony ZiUnskas CINEIMASCOrB SCRRRNl or H it riHBitr In Jury Probe Arthur Elacmann of Bhnhurat, F e n d M ^ HArrleen g-3338. anjoyed at th« annual ladles night Kaofla, A t Em anuel 2 -a. m.-4 a. m...... VahMtam Nesdod H aaa aC tha Haua aC Wtm Study on Sanitary Laws 1), I,, la offering hia oummar bame 4 a. m.-8 a. m...... VahwtMfs Wssiled i ! Wili maST Area Farmers of the Kiwanis Club laat night at Exposed Pfltdown Hoax Kart lia iM Dsaaa Uaad Bhawa Yhunday thru Saturday at UM Oraan, tor aala. It ia tha John Chmlea-floaa a Scot, be An egg sitosr Is an Inaxpensiva • a. m.-9 a. m...... VehMteara Needed (Ooatlaxed F nbs Pago Ooa) the Manchester Country CSob, with Mrs. Ivar Scott and Mrs. Ernest “ Taka “ Raidan CovMitry, Dac. 3 (Spaclal)—ThafVoluataor rira Ob. and NaUiaii former Congregational Paraonaga; came king of tin Coeeo lalanda in gadget that’s worth having In a 9 a. m.-Noon ...... Dorothy Belcher C A U MONSON 1227 Hebron, Dee. 3 (Special)— a 2-atory houae in good eoMdIUon. 1827, five generatloai o f hiy line Johnson co-chairmen of the com ...... Leo Pleclty Tha High O f Tha Board of Saloctmoa haa voiced ap Halo Community Cantor Awn. in 70 in attendance. ' Kitchen. —It cuts hard-oooked eggs more fluorine froift the soil than Noon-3 p. m...... ousted by Brownell as U. 8. A t Mra. Victoria Oarblcb haa apabt ruled theii and another John PUNBIAL N 0M I (OMrtiMMi tTMB r « ( « Om ) mittee arranging for the “Christ ...... Vohinteere Needed * Graoud” Savau Seal* auditorium o f Contor BulkUng. About 30 local and Columbia Muaie waa provided by Paul evenly for use In sandwiches, bones buried for shorter periods. 3 p. m.:fl p. m. torney at Denver About the time (la ealer) proval, at a maoUng of tho Ad-*^ tha past two waeka in Notf Yorit Clunles-Roos Is now Britlah gover S7 EASY CIENTB i'it. mas Gift Gallery,” aponshred ...... Rdymond 1C Clement LOISTER SPEONU. 4HB Maotiag Slatad farmero ahowod up at tha Town Cbetdat at tha piano, and Dr. A. salads and Creamed dishes, 5nd as «V»ti cuna from monkeya." Moat In 1949 various pieces o f the 8 p. m.-8 p. m...... aiiaaiM viaory Hoaltb CbuncU Tufaday City, Her daughtcr-ln-law, M ra nor o f the tslanda Jointly by Ladies Aid and Dor . - ...... Olive Ray, Orace Anderson it was completed, said "no one is Tho 4-H Officora’ T r a in in g E. Friend showed colored movies garnishes. TEi. Ml-t-tStS auUMTitlaa today afree thara ara Piltdown skull were given a fluor 8 p.. m.-lO p. m. .. Hall Monday from 10 A m. to 4 cas Societies at Emanuel Luth Kt p. m.-Midnight ...... ,.M r . and Mrs. Herbert Benson, disputing” that th^ FBI played a Bight, for conHdoratlMi oC tho oo- School Saturday for Andovor. Bol flva famUiea in that part o f the ine testing. This is done vHth u SUN.t “ Sward a M tha Baaa” FRIDAY NIDHTS p. m. to enroll with tho 1384 AiaULANCB SRBVUai eran Church, on Saturday after Marion TiM art part in the case. ta bitohmont of loeol oaaitary lawt. ton, Columbia, Coventry and Ha- uVinf animal kingdom to which tiny dentist's drill which extracts noon, wish to. remind members Theoo hoalth ordinancoo will, bo Agricultural Conaervattim pro a u a balonga— the human family, Volunteers may register at Civil Defenseise"Headqt "Headquarters. Munici He had said earlier that some of bron for dub officora, d u b loadera small amounts of fossiUssd boiie to have baked food for- sole at pal Building. Manchester on Mondays, Wednesdays, and Fridays pattemod after exioting otata and town nowa roportora will bo gram. tha great anthrdpolda, the small which are tested chemically. It his requests for FBI aid wers re- church by 12:30 p.m., as well as from 1-8 p. m. otatutos concerning health and from 8 to 4 p. m. In tho Chnrch Rrnrtoentatlvea of the Tolland i anthropoids, the old world mon was established then that the skull grab-bag gifts for girls and boys. Jactsd by ths Justice Departnwxt.. Last night. Vigil told a reporter In ■anitation, tho council ooM. Community Hauoo in North Cov Countyheeea5 .a ABC A S id 'd W(------nx_ present to sn keya and the new world monkeya. was not as old as many believed. Mtm Frank Hallin, chairman of TWO m otU r will bo Included in Denver: "I don't know how many entry. roll membors. Those who did not IFOrrERTOirSFOR All developed from the aame atem With advances in methods of the Ladies Aid Society Fair Com a warning of a apodal town moot- hundreds of thousands o f years fluorine testing Piltdown recently Murder Suspect agents were on the csee. Just N O W • sign up at that Urns have until mittee, has been successful in ob About Town Ingatter ths first of ths ysar. Maaekaaler Evening. Herald Dec. 10 to do so, but will havt to OLD CROW ago, which la qulfe' a different underwent his final examination. taining Swedish' “Korv,” made by where FBI help s t a r t f d and EUCTRIOU. ins THS The council will meet tha third | d s i r e u t r y iwrreepeMent, Mrs. go to the county offlcs- at Rock thing from saying "man cams Then the world learned that frag Cart J. B. Ahderson and Harvey Refuses to Talk Sgt. Herbert M. Leonard, whose stopped, I can't say now.” Thursday of the month. The next from monkeys/'’ pharles U little, tpkoiM PII ville for the purpose. ' ments of the cranium are genuine Barrette, of Kocum's, for sale at wife. Slarie, and parenta, Mr. and Oiney skid one phase of the case aaaalon will be Dec. 17 at $ p. m. ^ m S-SUl. ro->ad Famous ghva Flkult remains of a primitive man but began with a iip last Sept. 17 that Brbmids Mark Aunlvereary the “Christmas Gift Gallery.” She Mrs. William Leonard, live at 8S7 In tha Booth-Dlmock Memorial Mr. and Mrs. Charles Schmid of In the study of mankind's evolu the Jaw is from a modem ape and (Coattnoed from Page Oaa) an attempt had been made to bribe has also been fortunate in obtain E Middle Tpke., is returning to Library. the Amston section observed their tion through fossils the .most im deliberately faked. ing ceramics and Swedish linen of a prospective Juror end ended Sept. MAKES H ISTO RY 1 the United States from Korea The first half hour .will bs open portant discovery' was made in The earth reveals its secrets re shot the assailant in the stomach. Maidborough 28th wadding anniversary Sunday. distinctive beauty, as well as more where he served with the 25th In 24 yrith the arrest o f all thoos in to the public. Raeldent contractors They spent a few days in New Java in 1892 by a young Dutch luctantly and the work of scien practical items such as plastic Folk's condition is not regarded as volved. * T H B W O R D b physician, Eugene Duhola He fantry Division. Sgt. Leonard, a will bs tnvltad to attend to preaent York to celebrate, and Simday tists never ends. Their discoveries tablecloths, trouser hangers and thetr views on building eddes ap- found the famous Java Man skull serious. graduate of Manchester H igh "This record clearly shows',*' Oi Local Girl AttendB they entertained Miss Ro m Dlstler, To meet the demand for a lighter, milder preside bourbon, the famous bear out the truth of evolution. But cardamom seeds. ' . pHcabM to stwags disposal and —an ape man twice the site of a- Investigating officers said Mra School, entered the Army in Jsn., ney went on, “ that this phaae of Mrs. Schmid'S sister, and Mr. and thus far all their discoveries hsve Mrs. John C. HInrichs of Sum aafeguardlng watar supply of ths gorilla who prowled the volcanoed AJlen's hair and body bad been 1952 and holds ths Comtet Infan the Jury tampering charge origi Mra. doraelitu J. Leary at a din libt traced mankind's exact evolu mit St., is in charge of coffee to nated with the Federal Bureau of town. 4-Hcrs Congress Old Crow distillery offers an 86 Proof bottling o f Old Crow at a lower slopes of ancient Java itossibly buhied by her tormentor. Her tryman Badge. ner at the Rainbow Inn, Colches tionary pedigree. be served at the ever-popular Investigation, was fully investi Elected Seeutmaeter ter. 780,000 years ago. a real missing “Kaffe Stuga,” where shoppers link between ape and man. handsAnd feet were tied and there Mrs. George Bellows, 387 North gated by the Bureau of Invsstli^- 'John A. Hillman of Marrow ltd. Marlborough, Dac. 3 — (Special) It ao happoiied that tha 40th price-- ' Plans for Christmas sctivltica possessor's intelligence. Nehru added “these is no basic Hazel Johnson of Holl St. Vigil." He added: Sdl-d-L Maaebeeter*e Largoat Badii^ passing truck driver. have started at the Roberteon A card shower is planned for Use. Fluorine Tests chasm" between the two countries, Mrs. Ivar Scott and Mrs. Ernest "Sen. Langcr (R-IJO), chair Mrs. Merton W. Hills of Gilead, “no ill will by the Indian people Johnson, Dorcas co-chairmen of Two other drivers Joined Allen School with the grade aix class ITV, Reeerd aad Appllaaea Btoru Since World War II, paleontol and his companion as they headed (Coattaned froai Pago Oae) man o f the Senate Judidary Com Puerto Rico Is the iHily land the Tormer Mrs. Della Porter. She toward the American people. There the’ fair, have been assisted by mittee, has said he will hold,hear room of James T, Laidlaw already under the U. . flag on which Co ogists have been aided In some toward the trailer, seized one of having formed' committees for a 8 haa been* ill but is reported im T H E O L D CROW DISTILLERY CD MPA NY, FRARKFORT, KENTUCKY list (kater St., Gar. e< OhaMh phases of their work by fiuorlne are differences in approach re Mrs. Herbert Stone, Hamlin St, Mrs: Aksley, who maintains a ings in Denver next week. And I lumbus sat foot. ' proving. It ia hoped that cards garding the problems affecting the in charge of miscellaneous his two guns, and went tn pursuit clau party theavcnlng of Dec. 11. testing, largely developed by Dr. home here, and her late husband, am sure all aapccts o f the chse U. 8 . and Asia." articles: and two Oiristmas stock of tha fleeing Folk. probably will be clarified at that Committoss follow; Decorations. Kenneth Page Oakley, British Allen said he fired six times but bought the island aome 25 years Robert W ri^t, (ebairman), Marl- geologist and anthropologist He acknowledged that to some ing groups under the supervision time—at least I hope ao.!f extent one of these differences was of Mrs. Ame Gustafson of Doanc Folk ran about 200 yards before ago from the estate of Charles H. dell Leonard, Leonia Major. Jo- under certain geological condi dropping. the question of recognizing Red St, and Miss Frideborg Thoren of Osgood of Norwich. aeph Eaton, Marton Dragon, Rich tions it was shown that bones ard OePaaio; Refreshments, Craig buried 200,000 years absorb much China. W. center St The Akeleys operated s girls' y u "China is a major fact, a histor Members of both societies have summer camp la a woody tract on A Magmfkemi Motiem Grant (chairman) Penny Barth. T ical fact. I am not thinking of the spent considerable time and pain the west bank of ths Mystic River Dec. 7 thra 13 Caroles Noyes, Gary Trombley; Communist stats but the political staking effort in making many north of the village. They used the Picture for our Thuel Program, Catherine Wanagel IBBOBneceei integration of. China, which is the originally designed items suitable Local Stocks island, some three miles down (chairman). Rochells Harley, BUwl tv r* . V, . ,s to « - big thing happening in China. for Christmas giving, and hope stream, as a swimming and pic wMNUUa ia ^ g eee m au tm iu m * • Wwiid hr Bvwe rtewR • he- Sousa. Edward Haddad, Andrew "It Ja a strong state but ter their friends 'Will come to adnUre qaetatiMs Famlahed By nicking place fhr theb campers. dwedhrlOwwktrotfr-i aiiaHW hr auMt s oars aad tBiwaarroue Buckley. and select something for every Cobum B Middlebrook. lae.. Invitations, Gordon - Fsrdal CTATE ribly Ji^kward. All attention must Much local lore aurvpunda the ^ ------^ l0HJ)RUORDb necessarily be diverted to building body on their lists. 1 p. as. grieea iZIAnd, scene o f a bloody '41-round PLUS nCrOMINNI a PRICE SCALE a (chairman),. Paula Contoa. Rich- up communications” and other Bank Slaeka battle for the Ughtwmght cham Dane at aiS Fustek, Robatt Gohrkig, Nor- facilities. Bid Ssitsd pionship of America on March 1, 2:25 Evanlag Adutta-41/M mpn OrchoUky; ’Treo aaa Gifts, SHORT I J(ta McKinnsy (chairman). Diane :^sV,: ' K W - T v 'i, Book Fair Success First Nstional Bank 1870. d:4S ' OblMipa All Itaea SUe of Msncbestsr'...... S3 37 Billy Edwards and Sam~T!SItyer TREATS! 3:55 All Prleea lucinda U. R Tax Baiocchl, UUtau LBiuetsma. David Hartford Nstional were the principals in that his Fflaasr. Richard Hastings. Joe Deaths Last Night At Barnard School Heckler; aoan Up, WUUam r D U K I Band and Trust ... 30^ 324 toric outdoor contest promoted by 4 Hartford Conn. Trust . 81 86 Harry Hill, New York sporting Olaaen, (ckolrm on) Reharta Han- By THE ASSOCIATED PRES.S Manchester Trust 60 — aan, Jantoa Schwagar. Bertram ^ uommeileteDOUBLE DIESEL The Student Council of Bsmard man. Rio De Janeiro, .Brazil—Dr. Phoenix State Bank Koppisch, PhUip Roae, Arnold Only 3 Weeks 'HI Xmas School sponsored a .successful Edwards qnocked Collyer sense Miguel Osorio De Almeida, one of a ^ Trust .... ___ 87 62 less to end the fight after each ______Stetson, ' Brazil's most famous physiologists'. Book Fair to acquaint the students Firs Insarsnee Oempaalee Tbs AL Auxiliary rummage, ELECTRIC FREIGHT SET * with many fine books. participant had been floored many Hem’s e M 6 TH R ia fer wue yesafelar at Clufttmeftiaw . . . stall earif ,. a laaR [llINCrON Died Tuesday: Aetna F ir e ...... 55 57 times. Under, the London rules o f whits elephant and food sale In tha The auditorium was flileil with Nsshau, N. H.—George B. Psrk- Hartford Fire ...... 172 177 those days, a’ knockdown con Bodreau Block wlU have Mra. Loula end e l the reef reat ofo* thetha voerl lUpreducad to seal# aoaetiy KU the ------J—C-- uB laM I M OMdsm! hurst, 74. who retired in 1948 after tables which held 70u books.. The N aU onalFtre...... 7 8 4 3 1 4 Steullat and Mrs. CUrence Grant 1 the Mt IneludM tto sturdy OME-CAST M BEL mCSNES. prices ranged from 25 to 60 cents stituted a round. Vide# Cvtryday-AII flighU RtUnf«4>KT.0«kiaian 3 C^-Ipc. 45 years as managing editor o f the Phoenix t ...... 101 109 More thpn 300 New Yorkers in charge. Articles can-11 b ro u ^ t lO X CAR TANK CAR and CAIOOSE. Aim STATION HOUSE t3Th,Piikf^^,V'T//STA0(5H0K| for books both new and old and . t Nashua Telegraph. Died Wednes U f e aad ladeoiaRy las. Oas. boarded a special steamer for a tomorrow from 6 to p.m. or bo- day. approximately 550 books were Aetna L i f e ...... 3 8 4 3 8 4 foro tha sale beginning at 10 a.m. with AUTHENTIC OlESa HORN, LARGE OVAL sold. 'moonlight excuraton” for which Paris—Francii Picabla. 74, one Aetna Casualty ...... 141 148 Saturday. The women will fumiah TRACK LAYOUT, aad posmrful SO ^ H TRANSFORM IsCATt The pupils had a chance to ex the real purpose was a voyage to PLUSH RIDING of France's early surrenlist paint Conn. General ...... 215 230 the fight, held on the out-of-the- Better See pick-up servlca it (mntactad. ER! Train he* autematic uneeapiaia. It wfl waur ers. Died Monday. amine the books and make their Hartford Steam BoiL . 4 0 4 4 9 4 Omalqg Eveuto UliJ Wl.A Os':P.AMK A RUN selections. The number and vai^ety way island to avoid the law mak Tomorrow's maatlngs .include: ya n titefi nmay haun af aaiaymaat. . and avarytliina Travelers ...... 820 840 ing prise fighting illegal. of books sold brought out the fact COiuity Bam soMlen, 1:80 p. ra. at ahaut H mahaa H the TRAIN M Y af tha Chridamt DONKEY PxMle uuntiea A large hotel once stood on the that 7th and 8th graders do enjoy MotoralaTV tha Horace Pease, Jr. Farm In books other than comics. Conn. Light Power 15 18ti island along with a number o f Conn. P o w e r ...... cottages. Claar, Miary, Slasily UHPa Somtra; James T. Laidlaw show Among those sold were: The 374 394 ing ooloied slidaa on “ A Trip Hartford Elec. Lt. 51 53 The hotel was razed in 1921 and Prince and the Pauper, Oliver VHF RacaftNan hem TlUtiugh Four Famous Natlonat Twist, Black Beauty, Tom Sawyer, (Hartford Gas Co. . 35 38 for many years there has been no So. New England building on the brush-covered rfittant BlaNast Perks.’* * P- ^ Booth-Dtm- HORSE Uttle Women, Heidi and books on ock Memorial Ubrary; aet-back sports. TcL ...... 32 34 island. It has beca a favorite spot JWaaufactnrtng Ooeepaalea for boating picnickers. 277 IROAD party, #p. m., in tha American Lo- Ba-g.1134 mon Half Wan St.: HXdal. 8 p- m. Am Hardware 144 *164 Government charts tag the SALES aad Arrow, Hart, Heg. . . . 39 42 ipoasoiedtha South Coventry ieland as Ram Island, an apeUa- T £ l E 'V I S I 0 N RADIO BERVICB WitiMts New Fiiidhl^s Assoc. Spring ...... 26 29 Uon that has given ita nama to a Bristol Brass ...... IS 17 local yacht club, but it Is as Ib M bRIchI Rm m t c Ii Cheney Bros...... 9 1 0 4 Mystic Island that ths place is COLISEUM •:tr (*i> avoM aqua Collins ...... 88 — generally known. West SpriugfleM I ai-FLaYmc •'** ■OU.T. Ehn-risrt ...... 37 40 (lit BAB m rrEBTEBN TBBAT- ( «i DaAOMrr->nKKT~^f.k Webb Fafnif B ea rin g ...... 37 TBB-'Trizger Flmera” (H) MBBT 1------( « MBKT TBBjmUM (Ml TV TOA______BN-WettiR{ n n t - i Hart Cooley ...... 42 (•i> dl’ NiOB cuanSoAon •m (Ml D a ^ K K T - aurring Jack Landere, Frary, Clk. . 26 28 ( «) BOWDY DOODY TIMR (U> WUTBBM naY B O taE — ( «• II VIOBO TBK Ank — New Brit. Mach. Co, . 52 66 Hey Hey Rough lUdlag Ranger'' TONIGHT North and Judd ...... 26 29 <«» 1)N O %Bira ------TOM CLUB CiR Be Stopped! (Ml FOC^SrAB^FljfvflOCgB ■IRI’S TM BIS UTOSTI Russell Mfg...... 8 10 6tar < •) WOBLD WB ______UVB 111 (HAII WBArS TBBBIOkY Room Kids! Kids! m t MKWa AT BIX. Floyd Fatte* MARCH Stanley Works com. . 43 46 ' IH> WBATBHBIIAN Terry Steam ...... 100 — <•!> COWBOY PLAYBOISB ISWITH STEERING Torrlngton ...... 25 4 27 4 vHERE IS THE RIGOEST AND REST • :W (HI arOBTS OF MEDICINE” tiU ( •> VABIETY CtrB BROWN awl LVNOH k's SMCCSSS w M _ - MECHANISM V . 8 . Envelope com. . . 72 79 CARTOON SHOW YET! (Itl TBB KABLY aBOW Malay Twa-Taaa phak aflat, U. S. Envelope- pfd. . . 59 64 “OraUemea From D(xle'* iT 2 2 1 0 -t Veeder Root ...... 2 9 4 3 2 4 (HI OEADUMK EOmON FLORim l-wsftlaa habit aril haM up ta too paunde. te rn W A W A report directly from the t j$ ( •! arOBTSGOFB. Byd Jallea Nb hmter (Im s your child American Medical Associa The. above quotationa am aot to (HI VIDCO VACATION Fkwara far AM i be construed as actual markets. (U) aroBTa, jim hmiy 145 M l- hsTo to ssffer shasie sad tion’s Cliniesl Session in St. MAIN ST. Louis. liMRiiRiSe Clmica of CSDBLY, WASIABLI BABY BOLL FRIDAY. d i a c i ^ esMcd by iMid-wdt- aithar Oaabay ar Hana! 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a guaranteed pay sliding upward Bolton according to increased skill and Trunk D ivorces Awaraed Spedalr#tSella far 82 thy Stand Unaltered New Dog Pound Provides Plush Quarters for Lost Pooches P-W Contract responsibility. The union’s ovet- all wage demand, including the Visits Stole Fair To Local Residents ing fo 4-H Club Planning “differential insurance." la for 80 School Banking Unit Slated; 82 at tha First National Bank ^'ijin Foreign Policy Dispute Talks Resume per oent more for engineers. o f Manchester—that .la, a The other operating unions, the Phoenix. Aria. Dec, 3(F)—Trunk Three divorces and one annul apecial ty p e'of halt dollar. Business Meeting Representatives of the Intama- Firemen, 'ITainmen and Conduc murderaaa Winnie Ruth Judd, in ment involving Manchester resi The SO cent plecca that are (CwrtlwMS r w r m f O t ) Pupils to Operate System commanding 83 are. tha special tlonal Assn, of Machinists. AFU tors, -want a straight eente-per- mate at tha Ariaona State Hospital dents wars granted by Judge Louts Ellington, Dee. 1 (SpfcUD—The and Pratt and Whitney IMviaion, hour raise, which has not yet been for Insane, was permItUd to attend half dollars commemo^lng 1 gt«v out. UBfortuMttly,'’ tht Shapiro in Supertor Onirt in glart- Booker T. Washington, famed 4-H Club members will meet Sat Obituary UAO, were meeting'with Federal' made public. the Artsona Rtata Fair here Uiat •tudenl at the local • «M tw rtpUad. ford this week. Negro educator, and George urday night at 7:30 at the Elling and State mediators for tha sec A spokesman ror the carriers month, it wee dlscloeed yeeterdey. Proceeds from their , salt ton Town Hall to discuas the duties COMPROMISES Thera w u no iimaedUte com> Dr. M. W. CoAwey, hoepitel Herbert O. Lathrop, Jr., of Man Washington Carver, noted Ne GENTON’S ond day in a row''today in an ef said the three other unions had J ^ P t lle r in and Carol Gents have will go Into ths PTA treasury, chester, won a divorce from Lbret- gro scientist. of each ofllcer and parliamentary mant from the White B oum or fort to work out a mutually ac agreed to the joint meeting was aupeiintendent, said Mra Judd was ••wetsd as members of the I Tho Bxecutivo Committae also procedure at a club meeting. State Oapartinent on IfcOarthy'a ceptable contract for four aircraft “to work out a basis for future kept undsr close guard end ahe Banking Authority for Jho savings i announced Isst night they would ta F. LaUirop. of Hartford, charg 'Ths 31.90 above the face F u n era lg ing Intolerable cruelty. The aame value of the specially minted Ctub leaders will hold a separate freth pronooncementa.. plants in the state. nsgotlatlotta—but not to begin went unrecognised. system to be inaugurated at the' sponsor a dance at the school Dec. session. The towns to be represent WITH Ltaonard W. Hall, Republican . Present contracts expire tonight, Mra Judd,, who six timea has ee- W W whool next week. The group! 12. Mrs. Robert BrmUch. Mrs. ground were established by Shir coins wtll ba used by ths dote P. Tbomaad negotiations on points of differ ed are at this meeting arc Elling National Chairman, had breakfaat but union representatives indicated capad the tnsUtutlon, baa bam in ley H. Lehmann, of Manchester, in trustees of the Booker T. Wssh- Funeral services for John F. ence between the unions and the will elect Its own manager within i Ralph BrolLjuid Amerigo Bucclno ton,- Somers, Stafford, Union and with tha Preaident and, when leav- no walkout la imminent. They low spIriU alnca her mother ^ ed a few days. ars in charga of arrangements. her divorce of Herbert D. Leh- Ington Birthplace Memorial and Tournaud, 15-0 Forest St, head railroads.” Vernon. tnc the White Houae, told report- point out that even though mem In the same hospital last month. On Tuesday, they expect to Mra. Paul Arnold will supervise mapn,. of Oom well. the Carver National Monument designer at Cbeaey Bros., were A spokesman for the Brother Carolina M. Hansen, of Hart Ta Head CnavaM QUALITY... era that GOP consreaaional and bers last month voted them Dr. Conway said. spend about an hour and a half at the sale o f refreshmenta. Foundation. Recently, the held this morning at 8:30 ^ om the hood of Locomotive Firemen and ford, won a divorce from Edward Walter Neff of Orchard St. has atata leaders with whom he has authority to call a strike, a final Bnginemen said it and the “The Tlgar Woman” was con ths Havings Bank of Mancheater Mrs. Ralph Broil, membership tniatees of these two groups W. P. Qulsh Funeral Home and at Hansen, of Mancheater, charging announced that half the in been selected to head the canvass talhed are “completely in accord" company offer arould have to be Brotherhood of Railroad Train victed, of killing two girt friends where they will interview bank of- chairman, rsporta some confusion for the “March of Dimes Drive” with Bisenhower in the differences 9 o’clock in St James’ Church. 22 years ago, sentsnesd to death desertion. come from all future aalea of submitted first to the membership men. representing some 315,000 fletila and tellers.. They wUl also exists aa to tha purpose of letters The annulment was granted here. The county quota has' been srtth McCarthy and “are very The Rev. George Hughes was for acceptance or rejection. and later was committed to the sent out through ths school re the commemorstive half-dol the celebrant, the Rev. Philip operating personnel, set Dec. '9 for o^ ra te banking machines in their Charles S. Offord, of Manchester, set at 320,000, quite an increase happy" with the Preaident's state As yet, no mass meeting of the Bsylum when ruled insana n a cently seeking PTA membership. lars will be turned over to the Blaney the deacon and the Rev. the first of the joint meeting. The who established that his wife,' American Cancer Society. over last year. ments on the matter. workers for this purpose has been meeting will be held in Chicago. death sentence was commuted to Shs said currant mcmbers'may re Return From Huntiag Trip Edgar Farrell the subdeacon. Mra Eighth grade pupila at the Helen, also of Manchester, waa al Dulles hit at McCarthy’s views called. life imprisonment lest year. new their membership for the en Henry C. Sandberg of Hoffman Tuesday as striking at the very Jane Maccarone was organist and school will be given adult bank ready wed 'when he married her. Today's talks which have been FBI HUNTS KIDNAPERS books. All other grades will have suing ytar by filling out the blank Rd., with hia two sons, B.M.-3 heart of United States foraifn soloist and the Rev. John F. Han shifted from the Hotel Bond, the Columbus, Ga., Dec. 8 UH— / HERVICE HIKE NEEDED and enclosing dues in the envelope ity of the young folks of the Meth non read the committal service at the familiar bank cards of the Henry E. Sandberg of Rockville, policy. Yesterdsy, President Ei scene of previous negotiation ses Mrs. Gloria Bullock Weaver, 22, Washington. Dee. F (P)->A ^attached to the letter,------'niey jey may odist Youth Fellowship. atationed in Boston with the Teu oKrayi fin4 fretli cewpleto ewortmenh ef senhower said he was in full ac the grave in St. James’ Cemetery, school bsnking system. CoIlecUons sions, to the State Labor Dept, mother of an infant son. Is safe group of generak aad admirals will sUrt Dec. 18 with banking be turned in to the classroom ‘Yule Tree Town’ The supply of popcorn, candy U.8.8. Columbia, knd Robert have cord with Dulles' statements. Bearers were Colin Davies, Wil called today far a ndUtary pay and grab-bag gifts waa exhausted •no doHtm f at Gonfon't . . . «loHilm that building, were described by a com at home today and FBI agents hours tentatively set for 1:50 to teachers or the offlee. returned from a hunting trip at Biseahower also took issue with liam Waddell, James Baker, Ken booet aad other octloM to halt before S p.m. One o f the prime at pany spokesman as "exploratory are hunting for two men accused 8:45 a.m. New Arrival Chairnieu Lauded Pittabiirg, N. H. fcoash ttw nowost, moit tuaurioui fabric* aom. tha Wisconsin Senator's declara neth Tedford, Frank Cervlni and on both sides." of kidnaping her. She was found what they termed an alarming A daughter waa born at Man- tractions here was the electrically Anthony Golas. Susan Shearer of eighth grade Church Dinner SInted tion that the Communists in.foy- He said it was a “discussion ses unharmed after release by her deterioration In tbe enraor ndh- chaster Memorial Hospital yester operated “P. T. 134 Boatride," Dec, 10 at 6 p.m. the Congrega arnment issue will be a major one A large number of executives and will be teller for her own room and bina^ wHb nwfnilicant taHaring ami styRnf, sion" but declined comment on kidnapers. fnry service. day to Mr. and Mrs. Robert Gorton Mrs. William E. Moore and Mrs. loaned for the occasion by Mar tional Church will have its annual In next year’s congressional elec employes of Cheney Bros., where both flrst grade classrooms; Donna whether any progress has been of Brandy St. The couple has a low's, which coaxed the dimes from dinner in the church social rooms. A jM tha bast now* a f a l n tbat Ganton C lath ai the deceased worked for the past Toth of seventh grade Mill act as brmsnd G. West, co-chairmen for tion. made toward an agreement 3 -year-old daughUr, Beth, and the boys and girls while "Tiny Members and friends are invited to Tha President appeared, hoW' teUer for that grads and Mrs. Pat “Christmas Tree Town," the an m 49 years, attended the servicca “ Both aides would have to agree twin sons, Frank and John, who Town” was open for business. enjoy tne good fellowahip and ara pricad astannhinffy law. G a t ya«ir ever, to have left the door open for rick's second grade; Henry Cote on that," he said. . ara 3-yeara-old. nual bazaar of the Soutji Methodist The Willing Workers and Miz- ■hare in the business matters of full-blast continuation of congres will take the sixth grade and the datbat at Ganton't. YauH lack yaw batt for Memorial Mass CD Srhool Slated Church, and members of their the coming year. sional hunts for spies and subver The union today again refused aecond; John Pellerln will have pah groups prepared and served A second anniversary Maas for The third aeaston of the CD the dinner in the banquet hall, at There will be a specie! showing LESS Htan you ovw tboufbt pawSbIal to comment on the nature of the Mrs. Fisher’s fifth and tha third committee, were receiving co sives during the Truman admin Captain Richard P. Brannick will wardens' school will be hald at the two'sittings, 5:30 and 5:30. Tables of color slides taken at many of istration. concessioiui It la reported to have grade; Carol Gents will have Mra. gratulations yestetUay afternoon be said Saturday, Dee. 5, at 8 made in Its original demands or Community Hall tonight at 8 aa were decorated in the Chriatmaa the church functions during tbe The President said that by elaC' a. m. in St. Bridget’s Churdi. Gift Suggestions Carsen's fifth and fourth grade. and eveiflng on the siicceaa o f the whether they were enough to wtll as the regular r'.cetlng of CD event, plana for wjilch have been red and green, and the meal con- past year. tlon time he expects that his ad Tha school staff has announced group chairman and other Inter- aisted o f tomato juice, turkey with Personal Mention ministration's new security meas warrant optimism that a new uppermost in their thoughts since Memorial Mass FBOM that cards will be sent home foir eated personnel.. dressing and gravy, mashed pota James C. Winans, son of Mr. and ures arill have put an end to pub contract could be signed soon. parent’s aignaturs by students last spring. A second anniversary Mass for Lost Dogs Get Yesterday, a union representa Local Director E. Pierce Herrick Heretofore, the different groups toes and turnips, string beans, Mrs. James Winans of Mountain lic fear of Communism in govern Louis A. Miller, who died Dec. 3, who want to partlcipata in tha reports Botton was singled out for cranberry jelly, celery, pickles, Rd., is atationed at Sampson Air ment. tive said o f tha situation: “ It MARCNESTER banking system. The card will which compose the Women's So 1951, will be said Monday, Dec. doesn’t look good and it doesn’t praise on iU CD organisation by ciety have had their own booths. rolls, tea and coffee and choice of Force Base, Geneva. N. Y., where Stomped Per Preeldeat T, at 8:30 a. m. in St. James' cstabllah the parant as trustee of State Director General William pumpkin or apple pie. he is receiving ,his basic training. McCarthy said he believes he New Quarters look bad.” This year, however, they were ask Church. the account and the only one who Heaketh recently. The occasion ed to contribute a certain number A t 8 p.m., an excellent entertain ' had spent about as much time as TTie union is reimrted to have PLUMBING & SUPPLY CO. can make a withdrawal. cut its wage demand increase from was a meeting of directors and of items, aprons, foods, candy and ment waa presented, consisting of ' Manchester Evening. Herald El anyone campaigning for Blsen Local dog owners, whose pets Principal Reuben states that local government ondala in the authentic old time movie reels and lington cerrespsndent. Mrs. G. F. bower in the 1952 election. IS to 12 cents, and to have modt- so on, by a special fair planning happen to get picked up by the separate forma are available offlcea of Governor John L o ^ e a committee selected of group lead vaudeville acta by local talent. Berr, telephone Rockville g-tSlS. “I would do the same again as fled some of its other demands weak ago. A bou t Town dog warden for any reason, needn’t which the company had refused to should a parent wish to give ths ers under the chairmanship of Mra. I have a great deal of admiration child full freedom of both deposit worry any more about the care meet. Ruby Van Syckel. This system for the President and think he has and withdrawal. They will be Maarbesier Evenlag Herald Bel- an excellent record for the time their pooch receives before it Is These Included automatic pro workeq satisfactorily. Gertrude Gardner Tyler gave a furniahed only on the request of a eerreapMMlenI, Mrs. Josrph The pleasant chapel with Its he has been in office,” M i^rthy party in linker Hall last evening gression to the top of a labor grade recovered. within 120 days, vacation time, and tha parent. D ltalia, telephoae Mitchell 8-5545. sunny west windows waa chosen said. for the pupils in her ballerina The reason is Manchester’s new New accounts may be opened at for the bazaar proper, and little ilUjihu::.'::: class. Parents of the children were grievance procedure Improve “However, errors by Democrats dog pound, located off Olcott any time upon application with shoppes, appropriately named, invited and all enjoyed round and ments. However, the demand for or Republicans are equally bad. Street near the town disposal area, parsntS signature. Carda will be were ail decorated with paper to One of the reasons that the Demo square dancing and refreshments. full arbitration and a union shop which provides really lush canine continue in effect. available at the office of the school Manchester repreaent red brick conatrucUon. crats were removed from office In the elimination dance contest, at all times. Several of them were aold out ynii Mary Alice Twltchell and Alan quarters. The company has offered a nine- was their refusal to recognisb their Chief of Police Hernmn O. cent raise, a new vacation plan Party Termed Suereas during the afternoon ao great was Ferris were winners with the Date Book ir.ru own errors. And I feel that if we Schendel, himself a renowned dog and a new insurance plan. The Ladies Benevolent Society the number of shoppers, many of K-.xti Republicans do likewise It may be “ Statue" dance. Mrs. Tyler will party Tuesday night was termad them .mothera whose little ones start an advanced class in ball trainer and the guiding light be fatal to our great political party hind the pound’s construction. Dog a huge success. It was tendered were taken care of in the gym' and to our country. room dancing in January. ' Today Warden Lee Fracchla, and an in-* Competitiou Fear group two of the fund-raising naslum. This waa the responaibil- “Let me make these points per teams of the society by group one, Annual baaaar and supper o f St. Miss Joan Seboonmaker, of apector from the State Dept, of Mary’s Guild, at the church. fectly clear; Agriculture, took the press on a the losers. “ 1 It has been suggested by our Summit S t, and James M. Hig By Business Hit Invited to a banquet and musl- Salvation Army Christmas sale political enemies that I am chal gins, o f Boulder Rd„ will be united pre-Grand Opening Insi^tion tour at the Citadel, 4:30 p. m. Happy Is The Day of the new home for errant dogs cale, group two waa hardly pre- lenging President Eisenhower’s in marriage, Saturday at 10 a. m. red for what happened. A large Daughters of Isabella Yuletide this morning. Hollywdod, Fla., Dec. 3 — party leadership. That suggestion in St. Bridget’s Church. Knquet table. claterStely set, oc Sale, Community Y. ZIP-LINED The return of rough and tumble is both ridiculous and untrue, And the verdict, according to cupied the center of interest as tha When Backache The annual Yule bazaar of the the Department’ of Agriculture _ Herald Photo. competition to the Ameflcan busi "The Slaeplng Beauty; Wad- " 7, I will give my utmost sup In the top photo. Dog Warden Lee Fracehia (left), Chauncey B. guests arrived. They were puxsled port to all Republican candidates Salvation Army organizations will inspector, Chauncey B. Ganung, ness scene is causing many people dell Schoolliool, 3:15, 5:15 and . 7:30 Ganung. of the state Department of Agriculture, and Chief Herman by several bare tables set along the FLARED for the Hcmum and Senate next open at the Citadel this afternoon assistant ciiief of the livestock to “run to storm cellars" of p. m. >' Goes Away.... O. Schendel, take a close look at one* of the new dog pound’s 12 pens. walls of the pariah room. year because it is so important to at 4:30, The Songster Brigade will division, whose job includes in production control, Ernest R. Dressed for a party, the gueats Saturday, Dee. 5 tockacht* Iem at pap aiid amartf* In the bottom picture, Fracchla is opening the door to Manchester's Breech, executive vice preaident of Danca sponsored by Keeney St. It— 4>«hww mn4 WitRla— • a M r W 4iu« this nation that Republicans retain be in charge of the refreshment specting dog pounds, is: “Man were seated and served a deltcknia 4awa of ki4»«r fuaetloa. Doctors — r ffooW ilj TOPCOATS new home for lost doga Visible in the lower portion of the outside control of Congress. booth and will be prepared to chester esn be proud of this one. the Ford Motor Oo. said today. meal by the loeera who appeared PTA, aty View Dance Hall, 8 kMacf fuacti— to vtrr Im^orunt to foo4 wall are the batches through which dogs srlll leave their pens when Ilf::: “ 3. 'Die new administration ' has serve supper to the business peo This Is Top Notch In an address prepared for to be attired in their oldest clothes. p. m. k— Kk. W W a— atcwFcnrdaFcoaGUloR.Back SKIRTS ple and others as they drop in for 10-foot runways are built delivery to the forty-second annual “The Chrlatmas Gift Gallery," aa a u — a mm4 atralR. — u— a tbto baiaonaat already rid itself of 1,4M security “Chief Schendel is to be compli When the losers sat down at the fuactiaa tanknr dowa.aiaay folkaatifYaraaf- Hi risks inherited from the Democrat a snack or a full meal. A variety mented on this dog pound. I’ve convention of the Investment hare tables faring the victors us- Emanuel Lutheran Church. ffiaff haekach»-f— I attoarakto. Mlaor kto4- li. Spaghetti supper and bazaar. mar Irritalhoaa 4uc lo eoM or wroav 4tot atar naik to 3dl for ^.50 administration—practically all of of Irish breads will be on sale, and seen larger ones around the state, over," Breech-said business is con Bankers Assn, of America, at the tng_tln plates and mugs, the OAtUC otaoN* a o v B Senior Girl Scout Troop 1. Wood — u— gH t ia y np alg k ta o r f r w a t paswapea; whom were removed because of many desirable gift items for but in equipment, this one la top Son With Grudge fronted with a critical choice. Hollywood Beach Hotel. Breach gueSU began to “tumble” to group Don t Mctoet your ktitacra if tke«o coaWU Communist activities or oonnec- Christmas. ruff Hall. X ti— • ketkar yon. Tijr D— a'a rOto-a miM notch." “We can move ahead boldly,” he said Ford had been urged by both tun cnaoN o o n o i one's demonstration of eating ii"i: tlons or i>erversion. This la a fine unions and some dealers organiza bAJiRi— Tbaraday, Dec. 18 x diartito. Uaad sue— — fiillr W miUiona for The conetriictlon of the new Beats Father, 80 continued, “through better man ta ca NNUmi humble pie. 'wvarMv— ra, It'aaM— tincko«Fa•aartlal— $ 2 - 8 8 record and a real contrast to the Mancheater Garden (3ub anniMl The Ann Spencer Nurses Aide pound was a labor of love in that agement and selling and maintain tions to curtail or cut back pro The dinner featured speeches D — a*» f i — kaMtjr rottef from tkc— dlacoani Communist-ridden Truntan-Acheson Corps is planning to hold its an and expaad the economic progress duction to spread out employnmt ^aiaaa go Fe^a^gp^8g PGggg^^g^i that were anything but serious and Christmas sale and stiver tea. Cen forta*kal» tkallM ll— of kidacFtok— aad Al* regime. It was built. Schendel said, by dog ter Church, 1 to 5 p. m. \|ara A— li out wMta. Cat Doaa'a Fllla ladayl nual Christmas party on Monday lovers in town who contributed New Yorki_ An 80- of the last eight years.” and sales. -p presentation of a laurel wreath “4. I believe that the question at the Country Oub, starting with Eight stitches were taken in the ” to Mrs. HeniF McDonough, Chair m of Communism will be an im their time and effort to the pro year-old man charges he was a turkey dinner at 8 p. m. Follow ject. father’s bead and cheek at Flush man «>f group two. i portant issue in 1054, because the ing the dinner holiday whist will beaten by a son he says has boine ing Hospital, but he insisted on re for the finest Roasts, Homs, Steaks, Ever Prepared Tbe muaicale that followed fea m facta have proved that the Demo be played and other entertainment Scnendel said the building coat a 21-year grudge against him be Norway’s Fleet ■ turning home. tured selections by a hand com- .jilin rv’iFv. 12,000 and that only 3200 of that crats represent the party of the provided. All former nurses aides cause o f his separation from his Police said the father gave them poasd of toy drums, fhitophones, 100^ Wool or left, the party which is soft on went for labor. He ^ d he decided ^/f/ FLAVOR-MAKER who have not been contacted may wife who died yesterday. Is Facing Tieup this background: his wife, Cath “ musical” combs and pie tlnk led m .Communism. This will become conUct Mra Mary Balch, 115 to do the work himself and with erine, 75, died yesterday at the by their chairman, Mrs. Charles fn-g the aid of friends after a contrac On the basis o f the father’s com U'-n _ more apparent as the full facts Washington St,, by tonight. home of another son, Raymond, of C. Church, who wielded a toy base gji'i 'about the Truman cover-up of tor submitted a bid o f 32,575 for a plaint, police sent out a 13-atate Oslo, Norway, Dec. 3 (/P>—Nor Elmhurst, Queens, with whom he ball bat aa a baton. Several per CORDUROY pound that contained considerably Hilil Communists become known." Miss Claire-Ann Lamenzd, alarm for the son, James Ia wegian ship officers struck tmlay resided. James, who came from formers, elaborately gowned, sang McCarthy read his prepared daughter of Mr. and Mrs. John less than this one in the way of Nodurf, 43, of Springfleld, Masa Springfield to attend his mother’s snioa and,the guests were amazed Hundreds to choose from in facilities. In a walkout which may tie up Statement for television and news- Lamenzo, of Jean Rd., a sopho The father, John Nodurf, a re funeral, learned that his father had at one star whoM voice waa indis all wool plaids or heathers. most of their natim's merchant heel crews and, at the end, ad- more at Hartfmtl College. High According to the chief, the mem tired New’ Haven M Broad engi not gone to view the body. This led CASE tinguishable from that of child- Also fine plnwalo corduroy libbed a request that all Americans land St., West Hartford, has' l^ n bers of the Manchester Kennel navy, backbone of its economy. the son to go to a saloon before he star Jimmy Boyd. A comic, dance in ,a variety of stimning col nes;-. of 45-27 ISOUTlS:. Flushing, The deck officers complain Mho feel as he docs write or wire placed on the dean’s list for the Club and the Sportsmen’s club Queens, was quoted by police as wmt to his father’s home. by a neophyte student; who chew ors. Sizes 24 to 36 waist. -tc- President ESsenhower o f their fall term. She has also been tak were the ones who got behind the they are not making as much as The father was quoted by police ed gum at double tempo, brought saying his son told him last night the man la the engine room. views. ing a course in philosophy or logic project, as well as patrolmen in I’ll kill you.” as saying James attacked him hi CUTLERY the house down. He said: his department who pitched in vol Only a few ships were Involved 1935 and’ again two years ago, both Membe'rs o f group two were par one night a week at St. Joseph’s Police, who posted a guard at in the initial walkout over a wage “ Now I think President Eisen College last season and this. Miss untarily. times while drunk. ticularly happy that they won the the father’s home, said he told this dispute between shipowners and hower is an honorable man. 1 think Lamenzo is a graduate of St. Open House Sunda.v recent coraprtftion:' they claimed story: the son, smelling o f liquor, members of the Norwegian Mates' 4- Fc. KNIFE SETS A U WOOL UHINSSI he will follow the. will of the James Parochial School, and Mt. The result of their labors will be aa losers, they would never have WITH 140% American people if that will is on view to local residents who .are rang the doorbell last night and Union. But shipping officials esti been able to plan isuch an amusing St. Joseph Academy, West Hart mated that at least 400 vedaels Engineers Refuse $27.95 known to him. I would like to take ford. interested in inspecting the pound. rushed into the father's house when party. ’ be more closely you ezandae these distinguiahrd casta, this opportunity to urge every Schendel said on open (dog) house he opened the door. The son would be idle within a month, bar “Tee Shirts” Available ring drastic government action to Joint Parley Bid tbe nsore rensarkabte ear low price e f $85 will opprairl American who feels as I do about will be held Sunday between 1 and seised a table lamp with a porce 2. Pc. CARVING White "tee ahirta” emblazoned this blood trade '.vith a mortal 4 p. m. lain base and hit the father on ths keep the -douar-earning merchant with a red shield bearing the Tbe cloth has all the hucurious softness you wnnt sag Civilian Gardener head. The father fell to tbe floor navy on the move. enemy to write or wire the Presi The pound, which i^n accommo Oiicago. Dee. 3 m — The SETS words Bolton School will be avail "LORETTE" the nddltton of DACRON fiber oukes It niKh sturdier 0*4 • dent of the United States and let and the son beat him more with Tbe government so far has left able In small, medium and large date 12 dqga will be open for ten the conflict alone but It is certain Brothcriiood of Locomotive Engi m him know how they feel so he can Killed in Flag Tiff ants starting Monday. the lamp, and kicked and punched neers (BLE) rejected a request $12.95 sizes at the PTA meeting next shnpe retaining. It is wrinkle resistant, moth resistant and be properly guided in this matter.” him. Ths father fainted, and the to be discussed at the weekly caM- Wednesday bight. The Executive The new pound, which replaces net meeting tomorrow. from the nation's railroads yes- mildew resistaat, too! C.omplete with all woo] sIp-in Hningl After Mc^rthy read his state the admittedly decrepit, one on W. son fled. .terday for a joint meeting with Committee of the local unit voted ment, a reporter asked: “Could San Diego. Calif., Dec. 3 (AV-A A spokesman for the shipping last night to recommend their pur i i ORLON Step la aad see these aU-weather eeata at Gcatea’a N oW l Middle Turnpike, near the alma- “ We didn't do It." he said, “ and companies said that by Jan. 1 the other railroad operating unions on 3. Pc. CARVING this be described as a perfum^ civilian gardener was shot and hocse, is 12 feet wide, 30 feet long in the first nine months of this chase price of 81.00, killed at the San Diego Marine walkout — if unchecked would a schedule for futuse negotiat SETS note to the administration?" and made of concrete blocks. year, our dealers netted almost 18 ions. The “ tee shirt" emblem was de u:::| McCarthy replied that he had Corps Recruit Depot yesterday, cost Norway 3350,000 dally in for signed by Patricia Haaaett, a Inside, the floor is concrete and per cent more in profits than in eign exchange. Guy L. Brown, grand chief en M given a written statement and said reportedly in a dispute with a I pitched toward a drain in the cen- the first nine months o f 1952. $15.75 H:ni SKIRTS The mates demand a 12 to 22 per gineer of'th e Union, said the car , there would be “no questions and guard over observance of flag I ter. The 12 pens are separated “We believe there is no such iil swera today.” raising ceremonies. cent Increase. A first enginMr riers “have been fully informe'd" from one another by cinder blocks thing as over-production when now earns an average of 32402 a of “our unwillingness to enter any 'McCarthy, in last week's speech, Irving V. Lefever, 27, employed and have heavy wire gates. people want newer and improved 3. FC. KNIFE SETS Ei.:: demastded what he called a block at the depot, was killed by a shot year, a first, mate 32488. joint negotiations.” U:::: Each pen has a .board for the products and have the money wldi ' The Milpowners say a pay In He dtod as the union’s reason ade ofNSed China, to be accom gun charge. dog to sleep on and two food pans which to buy them." $12.95 $ X 8 8 crease would put’ the matea*^ pay for rejecting the joint meeting / HI EXPERT plished byvnotlfying Britain ' and He was shot, a military court to eat out iff. There is a row of Asserting “the long opium Other AlliesHhat U. S. aid would of inquiry was told, by Pfc. L. C. out of line with the general wage that the BLE Is asking for a so- M windows on each aide of the build dream of the sellers market is Isvel In the fleet. called “differeatlal insurance,” or be cut off unless they stopped all Camp, who was guarding four ing, providing plenty of ventilation 4. FC. KNIFR SITS ALTERATIMS trade with the Chinese Commun Marine prisoners at the time. and light. There is a 259-gallon oil -I- ists. He said policy inaugurated Deputy Coun£y Coroner Oliver burner for heat, and there is even $14.95 Wood#rf111, washable, perma under the Truman aaimnistration M. Ladd, who attended the In a sink where the food pans can be nent-pleat Orion aM wool I had been to send “perfumed notes’ qulry, said testimony disclosed washed. A REMINDER TO USERS OF blend. Solid colora, stripes to ths Allies. there was an- argument over how The celling Is insulated, which 5- Fe. KM FI GETS and plaids. Lowest price In the civilian should conduct him' THttimly keeps the place cool in IIP town, highest quality gen DACRON SUITS self during the flisg ceremony. the summer and warm in the win $21.50 ii::H uine “Lprette” fabric. Sizea M oiw Conviction \ T h e court o f Inquiry continues ter, but aids in keeping the aounds Over 24 to 30. t ^ y - ______of barking dogs Inside. HERALD ADVERTISING Most All Knives sg The doors and windo«vs are Art Hollow Ground M od# t o R fo r M9.50 Upheld by Court metal as a Are prevention meas Three Hundred State! Tax Ex-Aide ure. and there are screens for the if Fan Wish Tb ) Tear Ad Mom Ba Ri Finished MonuHcnts aad Wsadsttnlly Wlorad DACRON Albany, N, Y„ Dec. S M>)—The windows, which swing down for V IbaBanM OHWa Tlila CM staui, 8ariiri8fl th *: sshsl Mads si 5w airads hM e air. STAINLESS STEEL Marlters In Oar Display Court of Appeals today upheld the m c Si d a y ' ) FRIDAY 1 F. M. btaotifal sum ipiMt. We hflTt a wide seleetiofi prison sentence o i James J. Morsn, Gets Jail Sentence The building is plastered and STEAK SETS Yard To Choose Fro'n! S former , first deputy fire commis- painted on the aide, and the out alaodeb aad iaklMa ia popolar prieed auseak dan aad days el wear. side walls will soon be plastered V Y d a w m Td ) Tear Ad Mart Ba tm Tha FijM8t In Bioaer of New York City, on con Hartford, Dec. 3 (B—A one year Advartloo On S TRa HaraM Ofllaa S«H «f 4 spiracy and extortion charges in- and painted, too. Also,' the place CaUa-NehoB aad Jfyna4snnan Evetett pianoa. Tweed, Tea, Grsy with haadssas jail sentence, to be suspend - d after has a chimney, and a row of elec vtdving shakedowns of a half-mil four months, was Imposed in Super TUKSDAY 1 MONDAY 1 F. M. Design ORLON New sphak sOscIs la 33% Dae- lion a year from fuel oil equip ior Court todsiy on Matthew J. Cal tric lights whose electrical wiring •l4^And*18^ IM. 53% virqla wooL extends 700 feat to a power line V Tda W RR TO JERSEY BLOUSE ment installera. lahan, dl. of Newington, a Mate tax 1 Taar Ad Mart Be la .. -c-t;.------y 1 But still the place isn’t com a On 1 Xba Herald Ottra Moran was convicted Feb. 5. accountant who admitted he had 'I Workmanship Btnch 1952, of conspiracy and 23 counts plete. Schendel h u plans for con extorted money from several Hart ¥ n D N R » A Y ) TUISDAY 1 F. M. of extortion. ford County businessmen. crete runways, extending from the See Our Materiol O pixm d u The decttiqn was unanimous. After Callahan pleaded guilty to pens 10 feet outside the walls: The DEADLINE There was no opinion. building was constructed with V Ten WlRR V s ) Taar Ad Mart Ba Ri *495 one charge of obtaining money by ( On > TRa liMhld OfOes rlM K I M I f Cnttlnr dona in oar oiwii The 01-year-cld Moran, a pal of false pretences. Asst. SUte’a Atty. hatches in the wall of each pen. ii Sporting shop from tha rough stona ' Escliuirs DiMirihmiers dto for former Mayor WilUam O’tiwyer, Douglass B. Wright dropped, two through which the dogs can enter THWBOAY > WtoNiSDAY 1 F. M. M iiltlR was aentenced March 4, 1952, to other charges of obtaining money the runways when the dog warden FOR • to the finished meaoriaL IALDWIN*S ACROSONIC AND ' serve 12^ to 28 years on the ex wants to clean the pena 'V Tdn WlRR Ta New miracle fiber Orion blended by false pretenses and three I Taar Ad Mart Ba hi iini: with WOOL to make a waahaUe, tortion counts and was given an charges of extortion. Also to be added la an electric A d ftcto • On Goods ifcr 'IV ER in SFINIT PIANOS > TRa H snM Offlea Hlii; ahrlnk-reslatant, quick-drying Indeterminate term up to three The prosecutor, who recom heater to provide hot water for DISPLAY FUGAY i THURSDAY 1 F. M. MANCHESTER jersey blouse. White with years for conspiracy. mended a Qat one year jail sen washing down the floor and pens. For Christmas lALDWIN and MINSHALL ELECTRONIC ORGANS Moran was described by a blue tence for Callahan, said that the sparkling gold buttons. Sizas 32 M T a Ii ribbon jury as the “guiding genluF’ accused had stated' the various « Tda Wl ) Taar Ad Mart Ba U MEMORIAL far HOME. CH AKL and CHURCH, from $WS to 38. Save at thia all-time low •h POUCE WATCH B3ARCHERS mill price. o f the Aakedown racket in the businessmen involved were all “ In Ran Fraaetaeo, Dec. g(it4— COPY 1 o n > TRa HaraM Ofllaa New York City Firs D ^ . while Gifts COMPANY nocent dupea’’ and that there was Extra po0M were ordarad today SATURGAY ) FRIDAY 1 PAL OPEN UNTIL i RVIRY NIGHT serving la the OTlwySr admtnts- no availsMe evidence to the con-' ta hsep ardor during a tkroat- in;-! ^raUsn. A. AIMETTI, Prop. -Y trary. WRfdi Ml d v le MStM Wf Motaa was charged with run- “ We can’t loot slgM of the fact Harry Brtdgsa’ OOB. PEARL aadHAJUUflfHf ■big the Nukailgww racket from - that the iqtefpity,«g_the aUU’a jfitsstlng H o m o U a-i STBEETS W S PIANO CO. LHT®SnS-!yi==mL Dec. 1. 194T, to absat Nov. lO, eoryice was tevalvei,*? aeld ^^•dge ActMtloa NANCHES Oppealto East Caosetery after Mayor IHs- DEADLINE POM t Samuel Mellits, at C U q r M D ADVERTISING • n i l MMIRAT A l l TR U ItlA T IV IR IIII DLL •RRitTMAt S'. M sla e tsi.’ KLEPHONE m-a^ati ______' fM T had IRsSt A. M. DAY OF ( n o r r s a t . * a . m.) PLUMMN6 & YCO. MI-8-8852 T k a U .I I -of 317 ASYLUM ST-, Opp. HmsI BmmI, HARTFORD 5-M96 MOW 8 HIGHWAY STOtRt tO IffraUt Y b ft f OPEN gUNDATR ■ r 877 MAIN { PSetiS •ay Strant aad Sava Maoey ftm fmkma Nm D i r (Wml> Ws Bam 'll’* 1% . . ■ 'i'XS'-' " h.' “ ■ >||ANCHESTEB BVENINQ h e r a l d . MANCHESTER. CONN, THURSDAY, DECEMBER 3, 1963 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER. CONN. THURSDAY. DECEMBER 3. 1953
Oarthy as an Issue has been tried concamed—and this Is another bert serving aa co-ohalrman for ^ IlitirlirBtsr l ^ d s , $17,488.96; Rssenr* FOail, befisre, aad th* voters randcred a valid point of view on this issue— teoodm obile the affair. 'Ihelr committee con- Rockville^Vernon Report on Vision Police Dept., $19,187.55; Fund for 'Hal Boyle' aiata o f Misa BUen Buckley, Mrs. Budget Approved Engaged verdict which was very clear. it would seem to be a ttan* for peo Veterans of All Wars, 18,491.48: Leonard Nleos, Mr*. Horace HALE'S Fire Truck Replaccincnt' Fund, Whatever this lasu* was d«miaant| ple to b*|dn remating further de Learned, Mrs. Leland T. Wood, At City Meeting Heard by Council Fr$$ii Sea F o i i i l M I W Jn 1951, that waa where th* Re-i H e r e F r i ^ y $4,791.30; Public Works Truck Re tailed rogulatloiu of their living, Brooding Dog Needs M rs Henry Rockwell, Mrs. Ed Haadquartirg Selectmen Asked to Study placement Fund, $$,$36.7$; Swim nsRAjvD CHIPS v rm DOK Ptr^tAtUil^ puUtcsn p e i^ 'w a a weakest. and ccrldinly not to be adding new ward Klrkham, Mra. Warren I. ' Th* annual, city msetlng at Rockville, Dec, 8 (Special)—The ming Pool Fund. $243.17; Capital Keith, Mm . Frank Blckmore, Miss FOR Oar new ssaitsrY process givsa psa a SsHdoisi# Ept even this i* relatively unim propoeiUona o f a, strait-jacket More Donors Required tended by about 60 voters last sve- first meating of the new fiscal and Non-Recurring Expenditure a ixiic Millloent Jones, Mm Benjamin Fund for Recreational Ihirpbsaa, I soMcn brown food Scab ia tho flavor! Cbaio la___ portant H ie real question is variety. Crehore, Mra. Fred Pohiman and Need for School Facilities nlng adoptod ths entlr* racom- yoar of the Common Council was whether the Elsenhower ad A t th* public hearing the other Help of Wise Owner For 150 Pint Quota in ______% $7,264.30, Rockville Recreation trr them! FRIED OYSTERS AND CLAMS PACKEI •«,T'ortc«!?.L un Mrs. Joseph SulUvan. mandad budget of $384,716.30. held last night in the 'Council Board, $1,589.76, making a total ministration is going to anact-.a night, a specific grievance was First December Visit A committee workshop meeting Rockville, Dec. 8 (Special)—^The.;^Item, labeled, pecked in cartons Th* meeting waa called to order rooms with Mayor Frederick Ber of all funds, $75,330.23, TO TAKE HOME. CALL MI-9-8003. program and stand on it or not presented, rather intemperately, it New York M>)—Does your dog cot'll head with a bell lasMi. a rub- wea held this week and a fine Vernon Board qf jCducatton at its and weighed lind stamped. Th* ger presiding. brood?" Well, stop him. That way tiar bon* Impregnated with ehoc- ,R*v. Mahoney Indicated he felt do by Mayor Frederick Berger a ^ Richard Graf, chairman of .Hm . Th* President would answer this seems to us. But, for the measured The first of th* two December aelectlen of wreatha, sprays, cen meeting last evening voted' to In- The report o f the school nurse Recreation Committee, ennounoed lies madnssa. iilate. terpieces and Chriatmaa candies nations are a fitting observance of lasted 39 iplnutes. The budget woe question affirtnatiindy. That is argument which the Board o f Di visits o f the Bloodmoblle will take ,form the selectmen addtUonal Margaret B. Domheim waa rsad that the basketball court in the COMMUNITY RESTAURANT fUMKIUPTlON kATM . Civilised dogs and cats are get ■"For aom* reason well-fed dogs, will be offered for oale. the Thanksgiving season by the adopted by vote* vole on each of aad accepted. It showed vision ^ to A d «u c. ^ place at Center Church tomorrow High Bchoot faclllUea air* needed. Town Hall will be dosed until 143 NOOTH MAIN STREET MANCBESTEal what he waa elected for. Some Re- rectors could follow. In Its own ting more neurotic a ll' the time. like women, prefer a chocolate people of th* community. th* various city departments with tssta were given to 553 pupils with lOBF • •<•■•«• •«•••• ********* 911 It also requested they take th* further notice, because the surface Koctlw^ • ***t***«***Mk****** f*; publtcai)* In Congreas quit* frank deliberations. It was the opposi Th* main trouble? It's people. flavor,” Hall aald. On th* other afternoon from 1:45 to 6:30 p. m. 'CSiristmas Party Slated out a dissenting vot*. The budget 87 found to hav«-d«foctlve eye necesaaiy steps to set up a fact is being reffnished. MoMto «'•••••*• »***M**«* » ly do not car* very much, while Modem people not only drive etch 'hand cats, unlike women, go wild, Appointments during those *111* Ladles of Maple Grove will adopted tor the year ending Nov. sight. First aid waa given to 16 BO ^tostk ••••••••*•«•••*•***•** tion which seemed more sound and simply wild, over anything with finding committee, and a town ••••••••a******* *^2 other batty. They do the same hours can still be made by calling hold their annual Christmas party 15, 1954 is an increas* of $34,744 children and 13 were excluded. the Democrats, of couraa, would sensible. Perhaps If there is a lit thing to their pets. catnip In it. meeting to be called In the’ im'< EAST MEETS WEST * ...... Ot the Red Croas office, S-SMl. tonight at the clubhouse on Frank over th* budget adopted for the Fifty X-rays were returned to cheer a failure to produce a pro tle less noise about anti-noise any "People drive 60 per cent of their "W e 'haven't been abl* to find Pertussin mediate future. Norman, Okla. OP)—William R. Donurs are urgently needed to pro lin Strset with dinner $t 6:30. Mrs. year ending Nov. 15, 195Sf those who took advantage of hav gram. real problems which do exist can pets neurotic by feck of under any flavor cats Ilk* better than Ruperintendent Raymond Rams- Gertruds Staudt la fsneral chair Th* usual resolution, deferriag I ing cheat X-rays when the Powers East and Robert H. West, Univer TBB PRhiW ■catnip itself," Hall said. "It aeems vide Manchester** quota of ISO EAST HARTFORD That leaves, for President Eisen standing," said WiUlam Hall, a delt, speaking on th* overtaxed man la chsr'g*. A business meet ths laying of th* tax rata to th e' X«ray unit was here. sity of Oklahoma freshmen, are be considered and solved In a rea to act on them like reefer ciga pints bn each visit. school system, said If tha new East former management engineer does more ing, and Christmas party with ex second 'Tuaaday in June, 1954, we* Alderman James Doherty an roommates. Bast’a bed is on the ■U MV* dliPAtcta** cnditcd to It, or hower,' only one su(e element of sonable way. rettes do on humans. They go Anyone between the ages of 31 ..Street. School were ready in th* turned animal psycholo^t. RaufM. Refriforotors change of gifts, will follow the din passed. A , resolution was also nounced that the next ran collec east a i^ of the room and West's TELEPHONE 8-3231 bM otMrwGo crodluc; •“ ,*5'*^^^*' support— the people, the ordinary His conclusions on the mental craay over It." and 60, who weigh* at least 110 fell of 1954, it would still b* neces 1*M *1*0 th* local new* publlahod here. pounds, and is in good health, may ner. passed, authorl st.g ths mayor and tion would 'xke place Monday, opposite. They plan to be married ■ All rlcbt* ot republioitlon of *peel*l people who voted him Into office.'' relationship between pets and peo But his advice is—if you want for coughs Washers and A l sary to house the kindergarten next summer to high school sweet ,4tg^telM* herein «re *l*o reienred. donate blood. Those between 18 Th* committee in charge In city treasurer, to borrow a sum A vote was taken upon the mo But these same people did get ple are based on the study of thou to be a real Santa CIaua*-iA your grades In the old Northeast School cludes: Mrs, Elal* Btsiger, Mrs, a; hearts in a double-wedding. pet—take it to the pet ^ r e and 3l years of age may donate of colds because... not to exceed $185,000 in anticipa tion of Alderman James Rohan rult (*rneo client of N. B, A. 8err- sands of animals .in his laboratory Other AppHoacos Building. Jennie Starke, Mrs. Mary Stolle, favoring the purchasa of the $25 him nominated and they did elect and let It sniff out its own Christ' only with the consent of their par tion of tax collections. Connecticut at Coral Gable*, Fla. It wsrhs t|tlMBl*aNy—stlmulataa Driver Traialag Backed Mra. Alice Tennatedt, Mrs. Martha Fallot Photo*. bond for the Christmas seal cam lehare lUpre*entatlrea: Th* him. They are, aRer all, the power, mas present. ents. Every proapectlve donor is Nature’s mm coogh-esslng action. Following th* adoption of the irtlur lUthev* 8P«elja Aw n gjj— New "Any pet reflects its home," he . A communication waa received Thuemmtar, Mrs. Adelalne Yanke Helen U Bee* ' paign. the supreme power. It rather looks "Let it pick cut its own toys, as given a physical dreck f i ^ . Giving K sal ealy !*■■***—ir loosens sticky Nbwn the Vernon PTA Council en- Item for garbage collection, of iV’ork, Chlouto. Detroit ■n4_Bb*l**-__ said. "W e can take a dog In our blood is painless: it's easy; it can iMJMHIALCea. M rs Georgina Vtaice, Mrs. Lilliaft The report of the city treasurer iniHnEK ADDIT BtnUUD OT if It were a child." he said, "And ihlegm and thus "breaks-up” cough- oorslng a driver training course in $6500, First Selectman Herbert Ur. and Mrs. Georg* O. Rose, B i A o m n aa4f-they should be getting ready Yankee laboratory and quickly tell. In part aave a life. Vetteriein, Mrs. Ann Werkh'oven, Pagan! called th* meeting's atten waa read and accepted. It gave MAKE SAGE-ALLEN CIItCUbATIONB. ^ simply by the way it wags its tall, it won’t get bored, frustrated or fng spell*. That's why so many doc t h ^ schools. Superintendent of Mrs. Margaict Wheelock and Mrs. of Bolton Center, have announced to remind the politicians in Con B>- A H. O. neurotic." On Dec. 31, the Bioodmohile tors have prescribed K IT IIIIM * tion to the method of dts{>o*ing of the available balances of the city The Herald Prlctln* Comity. Inc., the general mental health of its Bchobis A. E. CSiattcrton reported Ann MseleJko. the enaagement of their daughter. funds aa of Nov. IS, 1953 as fol ■ no ananoUl reaponalblllty for gress of this fact, and help create Could even save you money. It hours will be from 10 a. m. to 3 peper containers for garbage, sug YOUR owners. We can even tqll whether that all high schools in the Food Sale Set Miss Helen Louise, to Edward lows: i trpo«T*phlc*l error* appearing In ad- fo r the President and his program costs real dough today to send p. m. Forty-five minutes taken State, oiHv 16. Including the local gesting that they be acceptod by wSSemenUj^ other readl*jMtter Not only Is there an exodus of the husband or wife is dominant Rom the day won't hinder prepa The High School Band will hold Meloche, son of Mr. and Mra. Ro General Fund, $6,749.25; F. T. I In The aineheaUr Brenlng Herald. some of that unity he bespeaks. high Republican state officials in the home—and how dominant." your dog to a canine psychiatrist school wei^without such a course. the collector, rather than left with land K. Meloche, of Bayberry Rd., CHRISTMAS SHOPPING 1 and have him listen to It bark out rations for the holiday festivities, a food sale Friday In the main the IndividuBis from whom th* Msxwell Fund for Improvement of from the offices to which they A frustrated animal# Hall has Leo FlaheTto said he investCgat- Bolton Center. < Fox Hill Park, $10,637.67; F. T. I DlfPlay acrertlatng eloaing bootnt its mental problems. and nreaents an opportunity to be corridor of the school. garbage was being collected, were elected. There Is also a lack found, ususlly is the produce of *d the procetnire in other towns Drive Votaateer* Needed MIm Roee was graduated from Maxwell Fund for Payment of HEADpUARTERSl ■’ t For Honday—1 p. m. »Jiday. gin the new year with a flouriah. Alderman James Doherty, chair ; For Tueeday—1 a » . Moigay.. The Effect Abroad of any rush toward the Jobs being frustrated people. He feels the and secured a copy of the textbook AUy. Robert P. Kaban says Manchester High School, Class of For W*dne*day—1 p. ai. ^ e * ^ . If an appointment for tomor vacated.' frustration in both the pet and its used. Upon his nimion It was votsd T w o for One" wilt be the slogan man of tha Health Committee said 1953. and Ik a sophomore at Ui* For Thuraday-1 p. Wedneaday. There is one place where the row's visit has to be canceled, this he would speak to the coUactor In { For Friday-1 p. la. Thureday. State Treasurer Adorno, after owner stems from the same cause second day offers the chance to to have the safe drmng course in of th* Tolland County plan to en Unlvsrsity of Connecticut. ; For iatnrday—1 p. m. Friday. __ _ final decision of the Eisenhower his election as Judge of probate in — an e'go-deflatlng boredom that BOY SCOUT the schools starting nbxt fall, with an effort to remova the nuisance. . Mr. Meloche was graduated. make that appointment good. list volunteer workers for th* So convenient. . . You’ll save time and energy, hun- ■ administration to confront Senator Middletown, decld^ to stay on in arises from a feeling of lack of Cali the Red Cross office today, proper credit to be given for the 1954 March of Dimes Driva sched from Windham High School,! i d . ? * 3 % f i s r BJWPt his state poet, without atate sal course. WINUOW SHADES it*. ■* . . ■ McCarthy directly and openly can accomplishment NOTES — and keep that appointment. uled for Jan. 3 through 81. served with the Armed Forces in : •iaiu*)tfmmkSU4nsd ti*miise dreds of gift auggestions diaplayed for your easy ary. It is generally presumed that "W e are ell extroverts—w* like Band Pregress Mi Europe, and la presently employed ' MSOer •*•# m Um keuMel MINCH selection. { Thuraday, December 8 do us nothing but great good. That Between now and the end of Special Program he did not wish to hand to Gover to feel we ars doing aomething Band Instructor GoldfarSv was the month Kshan, who la county at Pratt and Whitney Airci^t In WASHAILE WMUt w AU oegTiN Mevme p a n is abroad, where the thing called nor Lodge the "plum" ot an in worthwhile," he said. " A busy per and present at last night's meetlng'qnd campaign director, say* every ef- East Hartford. COLUMMA PYRpXYUN hre*dwk#).$elidbrew boadUtl Neo- I The Ihoc For 1954 McCarth^ism has become a terim appointment to hla post. son rarely gets into trouble—and Garden\ Club Picks ' gave figures of the progress of tn- fort will be made to sign up two For Keeney P T A ■tlcli ceohiat Neovy-delyl Personal Shopping Service . . . one clerk will accom But measured judgment on his de NEWS atruction. There era 33 Higtt' Made to Order $S.aa vole*, ealy $VdS (shn SS< m II- phobia. It has been assumed neither does a busy animal. kers for every one who served (rank unknown), th* accident vte- pany you from department to department— ' I Th* other night, Senator Mc- cision was that he did Lodge a School students at present, with With Your R4dleim iof cMl) wliM TOO Ny m $ t psUihl ' abroad that because McCarthy "A civilised pet has too much Committee for Sale futid-rslaing teams last specli Christmas program, tim, was takm to ths Johnson $2.50 think of the time you'll save! > . * (Cartky gave hla opinion of what favor, not only because it relieved Cub Pack 37 held their Novem four nM regularly assigned. Of Jm I hoy • touia 4f NNUMIM #4* MW- makes the most noise, because no Idm of the responsibility for mak leisure, too much time to brood. these eight will graduata in June, featuringiiring a drama presented by Memorial Hospital, Stafford ACU COPPf I POUM - aaly 4f c. taad S* I the iaaue in the 1054 elecUona ber Camp-out at Camp Johnson Kanan explained It is "Sort of the center Thespians and singing one openly, challenges him, be ing a choice the next state conven It has surplus energy It must get The Manchester Garden Club but he feels there will be sufficient Springs, where his condition wss L ft * JOHNSON la a lakal aa4 $LM (pkn SSc aiaWag Plenty of parking space in East Hartford . . . you’ll {abould be. He offered hlmaelf as tion might or might not approve, rid of somehow. So, imles* its Sunday afternoon. The affair was a brin^a-friend deal, and of by ths high school Round Table described as uncritical. aawl (a# aa A. ulMfM ■ * m ^KANCHBSTEB EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER. CONN. THURSDAY. DECEMBER S, 19K8 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHEStER. CONN. THURSDAY. DECEMBER 8. 1953 ,OlurtIiy aa lui laaue baa baan tried concerned—and thle ia another beirt Serving Vs co-chairman for twftara, aad the vetan randcred a valid point of view on this Issue— the affair. Their committee con Bonds, 3LT,48SJ8; Bssarve Fond, m verdict which waa very clav. *Hat Boyle' Bloodmobile sists of Miss EUeh Bucklsy, Mrs. Rockville-Vernon Budget Approved Engaged Beport on Vision Police Dept., $19,137.86; Fund for it would seem to be a time for peo Leonard Nlese, Mrs. Horace HALET Veterans of All Wars, $8^91.48; Whc^ver tMa f«a>i»d>mln>Tit ple to begin reaiating further de Here Friday Learned, Mrs. Leland T. Wood, At City Meeting Heard by Council Fire 'Truck Raplscehient Fund, Frosh Soi Fd o tiliiK IK LI [>M O ta in 1903, that waa where the Ite> tailed reguiationa of their living, Mrs. Henry Rockwell, Mrs. Ed Hmul^uortin 84,791.30; Public Works Truck Rs- publican party waa weakeat. and certainly not to be Adding new Brooding Dog Needs ward Klrkhom, Mrs.- Warren L Selectmen Asked to Study placement^Fund, 93.886.78; Swim FISHAND CHIPS ^ t even thla ia relatively unim*, Keith, Mra. Frank Blckmore. Miu FOR The annual, city meeting at Rockville, Dec. 8 (Special)- -^The ming Pool Fund, 8243.17; Capital propoelUons of r etralt-jacket More Donors Required tended by about 60 voters tost evs- amt Non-Rscurring Expenditure Oar new aaaitary pneeam gfv«$ FOE • i alltfBiMe portant. The real queation ta variety. MllUcent Jones, Mrs. Benjamin firat meeting of the new fiscal Crehorc, Mrs. Fred Pohiman and Need for School Facilities ning adapted the entire i;ecom- year of the Common Council was Fund for Recreational thirpdses, golden brown fo ^ — Seals !• tM ftavorl Cbina ia . . j f e g . . — whether the Eiaenhower ad- At the public heaHng the other Help of Wise Owner For 150 Pint Quota in 87.264.89. Rockville Recreation Mrs. Joseph Sullivan, ' mended budget of $3$4,716.30. held last night In the 'boundl tiw them! PRIED OY8TER.H AND CLANS PACKEI mlniatratioh ta Kolng to enact a night, a specific grievance was Board, 81,339.76, making a total First December Visit A committee workshop meeting Rockville, Dec. 8 (gpoclal)—The, Item, labeled, packed in cartons The meeting was called to order rooms vrith Mayor Frederick Ber of all funds, 176,330.23. TO TAKE HOME. CALL MI-9-8003. program and atand on it or not. preaented, rather Intemperately, it New York OP)—Does your dog “av a neaa wiui a oeu inaioa. a ruo- was held this week qpd a fine and wsighed and stamped. Ths brood?' Well, stop him. That way '»•»' »><>»• impregnated with choc- Vernoq Board of Education at iU by Mayer Frederick Berger and ger presiding. Richard Graf, chairman of the The Prealdent would anawer tbla eeeme to us. But, for the measured The first of the two December selection of wreaths, sprays, cen meeting last evening voted'to In- Rev. Mahoney indicated he felt do th e report of the whool nurse liee madness. ‘olate; terpieces and Christmas candles nations si-e a fitting observance of totsted 29 iplnula*' TT>e budget was Recreation Committee, announced ■OMOaPTIiW AATaS • queatlon a d irin a ti^ y rT h a t la argument which the Board of Di Civilised dogs and cats are get- '"F«r aoma reason well-fed dogs, visits of the Bloodmobile will take ,form the eelectmen additional Margaret K, Dornheim waa read that the basketball court in the COMMUNITY RESTAURANT Pwakto la A«wu« ' what he waa elected for. Some Ite> place at Center Church tomorrow will be offered for sale. the Thanksgiving season by the adopted by voice vote on each of and accepted. It showed vision rectors could follow, in its own ting more neurotic all the time. like women, prefer a chocolate High Bchool favltiUes aio neodad. people of the community. the various city departments with Town Hall will be dosed until 143 NORTH MAIN STREET MANCHI ••••••••••••••• •••••• The main trouble? R's people. flavor,” Hall said: Gn the other afternoon from 1:45 to 5:S0 p. m. tests were given te 333 pupito with further notice, because the surface pubitcana in Congreaa quite frank deliberations, -it-was the opposi It alao requeited thoy/take the Christmas Party Slated out a dissenting vote, Ths budget 37 found to have defective eye ly do not care very milch, while tion which seemed more aound and Modern people not only drive each hakd cats, unlike women, go wild, Appointments during those neceasary stapa io a ^ Up a facti to being refinished. other batty. They do the same simply wild, over anythinig with finding committee,^^ind...... a town The Ladies of Maple GroVe will adopted tor the year chding Nov. sight, First aid was given to 16 the Democrata, of courae, would senaible. Perhaps if there ie a lit hours can still be made by calling hold their annual Christmas party 13, 1934 Is an Increase of $34,744 children and 12 were excluded. :S thing to their pets. catnip in it. meeting to ha caUed in the Imi EAST MEETS WEST' cheer a failure to produce a pro tle less noise about anti-noise any "People drive 50 per cent of their "We haven’t been able to find the Red Cross office, S-Sm. P e rtu s s in mediate future. / tonight at the clubhouse on Frank over the budget adopted for the Fifty X-raya were returned to gram. . pete neurotic by Ibck of under any flavor cats like better than Donura ara urgently needed to pro 11a Btreet with dinner st 6:30. Mrs. year ending Nov. 15, 1963. those who took advantage of hay Norman, Okie. (85—William R. _ .TTO%ai-» real problems which, do exist can vide Manchestor’a quota of ISO SuperintendM't Raymond Rama- Gertrude Staudt to general chair The usual resolution, deferring | ing cbest X-rays when the Powers East and Robert H. West, Univer EAST HARTFORD n t r m i u mimtvalir That leaVea. f^Preaident Eiien- be considered and solved in a rea standing,” said William Hall, a .catnip itaelf.” Hall aald. "It seems dell, apeaktqg on the overtaxed aatlUtd to th« ui* ot Teoubllcatlpn of former management engineer to act on them like reefer ciga pints on each visit. d o e s m o re school ayati man in charge, a business meet- the laying of the tax rate to the X-ray unit Wax here. sity of Oklahoma freshmen, are •a B*wa dUpatebei crtdltod to It, or hower, oply one auje- element of sonable way. Anyone between the ages of 31 It tha new BMt | dhrtotmaa party with ex- second ‘Tueoday in June, 1954, was Alderman James Doherty an roommates. East’s Itod is on the aet oUnrtru* a»dlt«t' •“ PfP**' turned animal psychoiogiat. rettes do on humans. They go Btreet and aUo tin local acwa pubitahed hc^ support—the people,, the ordinary His conclusione on the mental crasy over It.” and 50, who weighs at leaat 110 RuuqeSi Refriqerotors fall of 1 *'**i!!i " **** ■ 'haufa 0* fIRa. will follow the dln- passed. A . resolution was also nounced that the next can collec east Bide of the room and West's TELEPHONE 8-3231 pounds, and to in good health, may , it would atilt pe necea- ner. passed, suthori s>.g ths mayor and tion would take place Monday. opposite. They plan to be married I All rilbta of rapublloatlon of apcelal people who voted him into office.' relationship between pets and peo But his advice is—If you want f o r c o u g h s oimI aary to house the kindergarten idlapatchoa haraln ara alao raaanrad. to he a real Santa Clauaa to your donate blood. Those between 18 Woskors AI Tho committee in charge in oily treasurer, to borrow a sum A vote was taken upon the mo next-summer to high school swset- Qut these same people did get ple are based on the study of thou- graclea In the old Northeast School cludes: Mrs. Elate Steiger. Mrs. roll aanrlea elltnt of N. E. A. Binr- eanda of animats .in his laboratory pet—take it to the pet store and 31 years of age may donate of colds because... OHior A ppHcmcos Building. not to exceed $186,000 In anticipa tion of Alderman James Rohan hearunn a double-wedding. him nominated and they did elect at Coral Gables, Fla. and let it sniff out Its own Christ only with the consent of their par Jennie Starke, Mrs. Mary Stolle, tion of tax coilsctlons. favoring the purchaaa of the $23 *^^uSihara Baprcacntatlaaa: Tba Connecticut It werhs sittealluHy—stimulatee Driver Tralaiag Backed Mrs. Allcs Tennstedt, Mrs. Martha FsIM Fbolse. him. They are, after all, the power, "Any pet reflects its home," he mas present. ents. Every prospective donor to Nature’s oirn cough-easing action. A communication waa received Following the adoption of the bond for the Chrietmas seal cam- itbava Spaclal Agangr — Now “Let it pick cut its own toys, as given a physical check first. Giving Thuemmlar, Mrs, Adelainc Yanke, Heiea L. Reae palgn !^o. D2tro.t the supfeme power. It rather looks said. "We can take a dog In our N aet tsasNe—lr loosens sticky ilMjtfnUlAes from the Vernon PTA Council en- Mrs. Georgina Vince, Mra, Lillian item for garbage collection, of l&Sro''^AUDlf as if they should, be getting ready laboratory and quickly tell, in part- If it were a child.” he said, “And blood is painlesa; it’s easy; It can phlegm and thus "bresks-up” cough- dorelng a driver training course In $6500, First Selectman Herbert The rdport of the city treasurer aRCtnaATIONB,___ Yankee it won’t get bored, frustrated or save a Ufe. Vettsrleln, Mrs. Ann Werkhoven, Mr. and Mrs. Oeorge O. Rose, was redo'and accepted. It gave B i A i n t f i n MAKE SAGE-ALLEN to remind the politicians in Con simply by the way it wags its tall, ini spells. That’s why so many doc the schooto. Superintendent of Mrs. Margaiet Wheelock and Mrs. PaganI called the meeting’s atten of Bolton Center, have announced Tba Barald Prlnlln* C oini^. lif., By A- H. O. the general menial health of ita neurotic.” On Dec. 31, the Bloodmobile tors have preacribed KITISSM* Rchoola A. E. Chatterton reported tion to the method of dtoi \ / -I u . , ,■ W J i ■ m j : lUNCHESTER EVENING HBRAUX MANCHESTER. CONN« THURSDAY. DECEMBER 8. 19U MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCMESTEX. CONN* THUESDAV. DECEMBEB CBirlstmaa axpailanoaa aultahla alUaa from tha phyaical character oonalder during tha Chriatmaa aaa- day program will preaant MUs Homemakers Hear tha comprahoiulaa of a amall dhild, to tha Intangible spirit at givlisg aon in a nalghborhood where dif Minicent Jonea, an acUve member V M W ' W t of the Manchaatar Cardan Oub, in a t ^ anUUad *'8haftag tha comes quite aaturaily.” This ferent reilgtoua bellefa prevail. FREE RAREIN6 Talk on Christmas fUal Moaning of Ohriatmaa thooght la praaoatad In one of tha Many other booka and aoSM who will apaak on a timely aubjact, Tour Chlldran.” Martin and Judy booka ao popular almpte dacoratiqna wots suggeatad “Wtnaton Gardena, Indoora" FREE GIFT WRAPPING "SanU aaun, tha man with the with childrea. to help make Chriatmaa a true Mn. HooU K. Johnitoa daUtht- hoard, in vary raal to a arnaQ Another book. •’Th* UtUe Mix- family mqMriance. Mra. Johnaton About tbrae-quartara of tha Arflrar D rn S tu n t ‘ ■•■0 ' / ’ ■ ' ad Bar audiaaoe tt homamakara child,” obaarvad Mra. Johnaton, era ” by Lillian Bhoaron, ravlawed may be eontaetad if anyone wiahaa trailara being aold to AmerlcaM are more than W feat long al yastarday moraine at tha TWGA "and, if ha ia prcaantad aa a par- ^ the apeaker, lUuatrated the In- to obuin any of the oooka men rS u to uA M* wt4«ct to chu«< WDHC-Junior Idea aon with a Jolly amila, a friendly fliMacaa outaida the hoau which tioned for Chriatmaa giving. though in 1M8 more than U par WONS-NlgMiaare Homamakar’a Holiday program oent wore under SO feat. Read Herald Adra. with har charming praaantatkm of voice and a loving heart tha tran- tha parenta muat ayariphthatically The January Homatnakar'a Holi Qur policy has maver chahoed . . . vj.C “T j *"*® •ido—• ra Shop WHAY--PQ»iin VA AlC Baaketbaa OowMX W TfC-OIGl Joe «i JeaaeU eUALITY M EATS of LOW PRICES! Ir. McMoltr FREE PARKINB Open Thurs. Night BporU 974 MAIN ST. itnr Mtule IN OUR MG LOT ,-_jrd Shop Y-^C oan TA AIC BaakalhaU IN ST. JAMES SLOCK The Fktt N otioM l hot iM vor oNowad euaKty to b« socrificod for price. •ek Downey NEXT TO STORK Until 9 P. M. Jeaeell r. McNulty Y «t. sueNty and price fo bond in hand at your Phtl Matianol m oricot t —Jo* O i r ^ ...... i. Oownoy •4 JtY—PoUuk Hop WDRC-MuiUe Ta m e > lr IC—Woman In Hoorn ^ WONfr-mate of the tGoca . i n —Joa Otrand The Saving DRC—Krcord Shop 'wHAY—UCoon v«. idC BAakaibaU FA N a BRISKET CORNED BEEF _fOH8—Jack Downey " " " aup * WHAY—Weatem Caravan j Air WTtC—Juat Plain BiU ^ Katkm SPEOAUY CUKEO IN OUK OWN WTBT—Joe GIrand lSi( WDBC—Record Shop , ^ , ve. AlC BaaketbeU U. 1 GOVEENMINT INSMCflO PLANT WON8—^ Preaten of the Yokoo Is A m azin g 7 3 w d : *’lpHAY—Weatem Caravan WO! MARGARINE WTIC—Front Pa«o FarreU FOR THOSE VYHO DESIRE THE REST IN CORNB) • » , WE RECOMM»iO THIS TB«ER. FUVORfUU FANCY IRISKH WtWT-Joe-Joe GlieadGIrand -UConn ve. AIC BeeketbeU Wd RC—R-Recordecord Shop Clan You Top Thla gO H n-Sat Preeton of the.Yukoo -Turner Calling U^RC—American Way CUT FROM YOUNG, TEND01, HEAVY WESTERN CORN-fED STEER BEEF WHAY—Weiten Caravaa TONS—Starlight Symphony WnC—Doreneo Jones On Popular’s LB. WTHT—Joe GIrand W ^ Y —UConn vs. AIC Baskelbatt 1 WDRC—Memory Lane W n c —Harry Tmman Address GINUINE SPRING - SOPT MEATED WONflU-Sky Kina WTHT—Answers for Americans PKCS. ‘ ♦ WDRC—News: Moods for Romanes •O N E IN WHAY—Newi WOMS—Starli^t Symphony Chuck Roast tra____ c-Pays —p to Marry. WTHT-Jos Girand ^ * jfe [Y —News TORC—Massey. TUtOa W n c —Harry Tmman Address “ 65« WONS-Sky WTHT—Answers for Americans Top Quality Meats LA M B LEGS WDRC—News; Moods tor Romanes A FAMILY FAVORITE •=!feIDCr^potUsht on Sporta' WONS—Starlight Symphony TENDER MEATY ^*^^os*Olrand **WHAT—Nila watch LEGS OF FOREQUARTER LAMB CHOPS u 65< 7-INCH CUT WTIC—Three Ring Ntwa CHUCK ROAST Rib Roast -- -Mews WTHT—Valentino lONED AND ROILED IF DESIRED •stirr. WDRC—Newa rW ST QUAUTY • w a i TMAAMib er Serehads WONS—News U :ie — WHAY—Nile Watch ’ ' _ Rib Lamb Chops t> 73< Laaib Feres *•33. AN ECONOMICAL RUY WDRO-Jack Zatmaa w n c —World Nowa WOMS—Pateraon Lb. Lb. CUT «OM YOUNG TINMH lAAAl , ♦ DaiCIOUS, NUTRniOUS HOME MADE STEW HNAST QUALITY • A a LEAN REff •:Se— ^ 5 jf c ^ K * n r e e Conference Chopped Beef WHAY —Supper Serenade WONS—StAitly Jam WTIC—Home Owners ll:S e - VEAL Laadi for Stew WHAY—Nile Watch BEEF Loin Lamb Chops ‘•89< u W TKT-% Gammell 23 WORC—OOy Lombardo w n c —Starlight Lullaby-.... WOMS—BUI Stem WTHT-Sporls WDRC-miht Owl •ijfcr. WONS-SlrlcUy Jam SMALL TENDER AAILK-FED LB ie e S U r ’ Extra U eorce Hlcka WHAY—Conn. Senator SMOKED WORLD FAMOUS ^ E A O j f Quafitu • ^ttVoriUi / Quaki^ ^voJ Uakuil Veal Legs & Rump iwril Tbomaa ______snsr X>ats SHOULDERS BOOK OF KNOWLEDGE] MllOlY CURED TO FERFICTION ^'I tHAY—Supper Serenade / WTIC—Theater of Melody WAYIEST Fresh Haddock Fillet *> 49< W T ilT -, Vandercook Tha Cbildraa't Sawked Picnics / WORC-Famlly Skeletoe YOUNG, TENDER W OT»—P. Lowla. Jr. ■ FOB A GOOD BUT IN CUT UP AN KONOMICAL FAVORITE FLAVORFUL Ttt Kacyelapadia FRESH CHICKENS kY—Supper Serenade Each Mackerel » 23< Tbsater of Melody VENETIAN BUNDS CHICKENS .IT—X KIpItneer Skialeu Fiankfarts 14RCEUO 55< Wrao-Beulah < CM 2M>3 LR A V G WOMS—Thrsa Sbna A m w W ladow Shade Ciompaay GENUINE FINAST QUAUTY SpKt Mackeiel FAN READY LR 33. S4B N. Mala St. MaadMatat -WHAY—Supper Serenade AU WASTE REAAOVEO IS 5 S c ’ WTIC—Jftws of World M . M I-B ^ T SPRING WTHT—Starr from Space Livarwurst ^ 59< WDRC—Choraltera LAMB LEGS WOMB— Gabriel Ueattsr BRISKET 1-' ’fV-iy-i. .jif'J, fly'r. ^ AY-Roaary Hour LET US FILL TOUR ;iT'' 1C—One Man'a Family T—Smrr from Space DECKLE C—B. R. Murrow One FRUITS and VEG BTABLES 9NS—Men’e Comer OFF f}«u JL v Prices:I CORNED BEEF Set • I f e t Y —Polish NaUonal Home P IO R M A • h ealth fu l • NUTRITIOUS s VilMiin C VERL CHOPS 49* FRESHLY ftCe Given 17-02 GROUND 09 Lb. “ CANS WONS-OIflcial DetecUve .CsBed for aad doUvored FRESH M m t at Each Apple Sauce 2 GRAPEFRUIT 4 29. ' ^ A Y —Polish NeUonel Home promptly ot no eztni RIB 4 9 U . Popular 1802 UTTIC—Roy Rocera - SURER IRROH 59* WTHT—Sammy Kaye diarge. LOIN M g FRESHLY CANS Craws 2>«33. WDRC—Meet MiUls GrRpefruh Juke 3 WONS-omclal DetecUve ■ ^ SPRING W r U . REEF SUCEO 9 9 Lb. PINE PHARMACY 1P02 FRESH l Y c ^SO DeautHui Pears •OSC • READY TO EAT 3 39. CANS TclsYiafam ProgruBs* CAU MIRHTESTERK 69*u. nor FRONT I f LI. 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BIm Q i MM caMolm s^ z k o TV c Lcea ROUND ROAST Lb 85c Each 3 , m 3 7 * FMsbwy Algal Caka Mix UOZFKC 53c SWHT. JUICY 1 0 ~ 8 9 * Davdattas Facial Tlssaas fkcofsooIV c TASTf $$$EXTRA DOLLAR SPECIALS$$$ 002 SWANSON Cap-E*^ Cat Faa4 2 * > ^ cans 21c ^ 2—9 T. JARS MIRACLE WHIP MKOl HIMai LAgCf SALAD DRESSING...... $1.00 FLORIDA Cbiebaa Frieotsaa «0J ^ ■ 11--CA N S MAINE'S lEST V» OAL 6 1 c 19« BONELESS TORES ■ SARDINES...... SUM ORANGES fINJ. f ir s t n a t i o n a l ■ 10- A O L U CHARMIN TONJT. •ALLOW 29* 14-OZ. M^^l TISSUE SI.00 (rtUS Sc DOTTLE 0EK>SIT| CAN SPRY MRS.. FILBERTS Chfckon of the Sea Wess o n o il OXYOOL DUZ ALL 4—n co s. 400 COUNT FACIAL SWANEE ' ^ ■ TISSUE...... $1.00 Saapit PopMra FIEE Thit WMkDRd yello w QTRS i ■ 3> U RGE CANS PEACHES IN JOLLY COLO-MPT • 'i-w' w' ■. 01 67c ” .35* IG IFK O 3 0 c k ,2 55c HEAVY SYRUP...... S1.00 UFKO 3 0 c 4A[02CAM i a 8 9 e A 33c Popcorn TIME . ‘J ^ e CONTROLLED SUDSNDfQC r . 10—CANS mONGHEART 5 21 TOILEf TISSUE THE AUTOMAHC WASMR DOG PO O D ...... SUM PINT IVORY SOAP IVORY SOAP IVORY SOAP IVORY FLAKES IVORY SNOW 8—NO. a CANS ffMAM STVU TIDE , • It-. i| 1 SI.00 Wesson Oil FtUFP^ 33c 65c soe DOURIE ROU SHEETS - ^ H y o iu i lOEFKG 30C^ 2 - ■ TO 2 * 0 " 2 5 c ,J- >4 -iiiRS 19c W Morton Sait SEASON IT 3 •*“ 22® ....-/.I' - i - - - /.. f iV"'- ■ t ■ ,■■■■.'■ V' •-- MANCHB8TEB EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER. OONN« THURSDAY. DECEMBER S, 1068 llANCaWrtUl.le/BNINO HKBALD; MANdlittrtto, 00Hii4 TWB8DAY, DEUEMBBR $, 1988 RMtora Suflptnd Allen Penitential Rites Clirlstmas Lights Add Gay Look to Main Street jiyihk^Ae^on si^te Unit 30Pro •nie Manchester Board bf Set at St. John’s ReaRora, at a largely attended special meaUng yesterday, Oi^l^pe Change Pleat PfcSSWW ii** Gnmi Y e M Holdbacks voted to suspend . from mem g t John's National Catholic T o R esu m e bership in the local board John church announces general confes- R Allen oI the Allen Realty Sion in Advent for adults, Sunday V o BCUob; WB9 tBk4li‘‘lBM BlfhUreprssenUng Wooirtdge Bros., said Co, at 8:80 a.m. followed by Com by thBlvOn PU8Blar' s«'. - r. 10 iHOULlL lfA N C »m 4i«. OONIIw ^URSOAY, DEGEHBBB S, 1983 WANCHESTBR EVENING HERALD. MANCHESnBR. CONN, THURSDAY. DECEMBER S, 1968 l^(sl>i)i if(_liiii(j^^fiiieilii n il! - r'1 I • jiW w'lHlII,l.ff■'« ■■■■'(.Va m i Grid Falcons Boast Biggest Baljiiiccd Bees and Deci’s Strained Relationship Between Tydol and Sunoco Quintets Capture p l^rovided Notch Victories aaofn mcKi: a n d t h b b x kbaaketball fans will have an op SUndlnga Players and Club Owners Reached Showdown n a n war* aoma mighty fine portunity to watch thF fabulous Forward W all in State W PcL 2 1 dose Conlests 1.000 football pUyara In action Tuaaday Bevo Francis in action Saturday Y League Games; Hilinski Scores Paganl’s West Sides . ,1 night at the Boston Garden when Manchester Plumbing, .1 1JH)0 AtlanU, Dec, S UH — Tha Bight at ttaa Scnool Street Rac in Contest Sunday at Nebo Rio Grande plays Providence Col New York, Dec. 3 (Ah—Pipe Brown and Beaupril,..1 1.000 strainad ralaUenaliip between the Paul Hlem'a 15 pointa w'ere the I major league ptoyars and club the Bee Senior BaakatbaU League. lege. P .G ^ tutored by Vin Cuddy, Blocking Back To Omclude Season t down, you Texanst Tha natioa'a Decl'a Drive Ins ...... 1 1.000 Hayes Relurns Ball Handling Whiz With Red Heads Frank Toro. |^ar*coach of the difference in last night'a Aral Gua's Grinders...... 0 .000 evmeni reached lU wtdeot hraacb former Connecticut athlete. . Paul game at the Y. Quay's Tydol de-i Connecticut Opens teaghaat collega football laagua MarchanU ana lormar Teachera Glel of Minnesota has been named Blaik Turned in Great Plan to Honor Jacobs; Nasstff Arms ...... 0 .000 today after n pair of bomboheUa Collage In New Britain atar, per* feated Green Manor, 58 to 39, in ! isn’t your Southwest Confsrsiice. Charles Pontlocllt’a ...0 .000 To Army Life enplodad yastorour. as the player of the year by Grant- the other T Senior Basketball. Home Cage Slate Play Starts at ItSO formed with the Naaaiff Arma. land Rice and 700 members of the It’s lbs Ivy Leagus—and we havs First National Bank . .0 .000 It began with the refusal of too P^ul Arearl, A1 Smith. Lou Mag- League. Hilinaki's Sunoco, led byj Coaching Job with Arm y player repraaantattvaa of too 18 Football Writers Association. J. D. the veteran Johnny Hilinski and! Storrs, Dee. 3 (F>—Tim Val- Two powerful football powers figures to provs It. ' alanar and Phil Ttnaley all played Roberts of Oklahoma won the top veralty of Coaaectteat opens Ha HowT Walk as ws aca It, a Brown and Besuprs and Decl'a Bofiton Negro Soundly major langua eluba Id attend (3 with MtUer'a Keataurant. Smith Nino PaganI downed a stubborn I 18-game lioaie basketball slate are scheduled to meet face to faea "tough" league is one In which the Drive-In sco;^! wins to Uie West scheduled meeting vrith Ckmihla- lineman of the year honor from SUk a ty five 48 to 38. By Gayle Talbot Trounced by Panter sioner Ford Frick bocouat Uieir at and Magelaner were enda with the group . . All American teams here tonight, meettag Ameri New York, Dec. 8 (F)—For our Sunday aftarnoon at 1:30 at Mt. teams are so ehiasly mstchsd that Bids Rec Midget Basketball league ^ Trinity College thia paat tall and can Interaatloaal College la Rochester Star It'd difficult to win any game. And last night at the Cedar Street gym. torney, J. Nornam Lewis, had Man within the next few years will be GREEN MANOR found out the I money, only one man la worthy of Nabo for tha 1953 Connacticut Bruce McClain paced Uie Bees to In Teleyised Fight barrad. Arcan waa a dO minute tackle with a dime a dosen. the Storrs cage at 8:80. In serioua consideration for having an analysis of this year’s scores Coach Dan Jeaaee’a club. Tlnaley hard way that there is a difference \ ■emi-pro championahip. Meriden shows that fits the Ivy group like a 31 to IS win over the First Na- It ended with toq oommtoMantr's * * * in junior and senior league play. the preliminary, tbe Uconn turned In the fineat job of coaching Detroit, Dec. Z UTi — Boston revelaUon that toe major langoa was the standout back with the freohman quintet faeea Trinity in the football season now coming Faloona, winners of ftva atralgbt, Columbto’s Dick 0 | fT fits tha T Uonal Bank. Deal’s rallied from a Unlvaratty of Connecticut... Tom PRO FOOOTBALL aeve- The Tydol gang smothered the and tha Merchants, wlnnara of formation. half Urns deficit to dsfest Pon- middleweight Norman Hayaa went executtva council was constdailnff land Brawns are interested in Joe Pariah of New Haven. to a close. If Earl (Red) Blaik of back to Army life today, appar tbe termlnatton of too plnyeK** Carrlgan of Hartford is the new Manormen from the first jump ball Connecticat has had the up their last alx outlnge, and 10 In For jrears the fans have rightly ticelU’s, 30 to 21. Clrone, Bridgeport University’s to the end of the game. Al Bomba- Army doesn’t get Ois awarlLthey ently finished as a fighter unUl mulU-mlHion dollar pension plan. realaent of the New England In- per .hand over AIC since the should examine Uie ballot 1 ^ for 11 engagements, will supply the regarded the Southweat Confer- Brews and Benopte meved to n ircolleglata Basketball Officials fine end this past season . . Spring- dier and Hiem were the play- sacs aa a league to which competi first quarter lend to sato tteir first Uncle Bam gives him hla dls> Frick (Haclooed nt • news oow field's hockey Indiana, finding the series began In the 1934-85 signs of tampering. ' excltment. It will be the final charge. ferenee that too bm^ Macao gAssociation... Joey Qlamba and makers for the Queymen, while season, 8-0. Last year the There possibly are belter taaimi tion really was rugged. Sure, there win. MoClala was high nma for going a little tougher in the Que Billy Holmes and Jack Vola played gama of tha yaar for tha high-fly- aren't any "breathera" to that the Bees with It pM ts sa five Fighting on a thras-day pass, ownora, nt their nnanal nieellng la Jlnuny Herring, two rough, tough Uconns won 73-55. la tbe land than the taak foree of Hayes was soundly whipped by middlawelghts meat in the 10 bec League than 'in the now- best for Green Manor. tng locals. PrstasI Jacobs will also rouitd robin schedule and the only hoops and a ehartty toss. Al New Yerfc next week, win veto eai defunct Eastern League, have After this heme Inaugural, Cadets which ripped Navy hefarc Garth Pantsr of Balt Lsike City eenid dtoeelve round nationally televised fight The second game provided the the Huaklea will meet Yale a national audience last week. ha honorsd by hla mates. Part of "upect’4 Is when a favored team Venasto chipped la with eight Friday night from Madison shown signs of late in climbing up best action of the young season. wins joat as expected. eouators, six to the ascend quarter in a^naUonally toleviaad 10-round toe eattro penal an plaa wItWa 88 the ladder in the standings. Sat here on Saturday.. Through sheer manpower the lead tha locals' ahars of tha proceeds er at Olympia Stadium last night. days nUbeugh Its prseent five-yenr Bmiare Garden. — Both clubs dotted with veterans of ing teams might griad Army late will snter a fund for Injured play- to keep the winners’ attack rolUng. • • • urday night Coach Doug Mc- the court went all out trying for BUT r s E FIGURES show that Beb Detemus was high man far tbe Immediately following the fighti stop does net exalra. natU 1808. defeat aomewhere la the aeeead Hayes was suspended by the Frick explained that it wan not NINETY STATIONS will carry Murdy's sextet plays the Valley- the win. Hilinski, along with Jackie half. But we do net belfbve they to tha southwest—and most otter lasers srtth Ifi pelats. field Braves at the ColMeum. After Robb and Pagani, gave the Sunoco- oonlerenccs — Uis wtontog team Michigan State Boxing Board ef until 15 mtnutos before toe pro- Saturday's telecast of the Notre could do H for the first M nriautea THE FALCONS boaat tha Mg- Bobby Hewitt and Gordon Geer poeed meeting yesterday morning Dama-Swthem Methodist foot Saturday's game comes a long men the drive they needed. Lead of play. often manages to roll up s one with 13 and 10 points paced Deei’s Control. inad trip, while the Ice Capades Y Results gaat lineman In the state In 300- sided score. But the Ivies, who At flrsL the Rextog Ceinmla- that Ralph Klner and AlUe Ray* ball game ^ m Southern Metho ing by only four points at the half Therefore, our contention is that pound Tiny DeCaiii, n tackle. In attack and a 80 to 21 verdict over Holds, Nattonal and American dist, starting at 1:45... Bobby are playing. The Indians return to way mark, Hilinski aloWed the have been content to accept a sec- PonUcelll’a. The Drtve-Ina were alon sent ward arouai the ring home ice Dec. 18 against the Sher mustu'i iu> Blaik did the' outstanding job. Ha addition, the Silver City eleven eodary role to "Mg timt" football, that Hayes was sospenfied for League Player Repreeentatlvee S p ^ t and Donna Atwood are the game down and played slow and started with little, never had much boasts tbe hefUest defensive line behind going Into the final ^ r t a r . caned on him to permM Lewis te leading stars with the Ice Capadea brooke Saints . . Earl Shannon, deliberate basketball. The Aces B. r . PU. want to for close spine-shivering John Campbell and Jack Olaavcr “Inept Mrfsrmaaee” na wall aa form er Rhode Island State Borcluo. r ...... 3 M 5 beyond 11 good men, and flnlihad and hopes to add the eeml-pra ftoisnea this year and thsUs “peer eenditleu" Later, it nan be prseent. of 19M which is playing at the were in the game until the last Wifp* f ...... 0 0*1 0 up with a allck outfit that com crown to their boasts after Sun Sonya Kaye la atamd to Uia refreshing and spontaneoua lea led the losers’ attack with eight Eastern States Coliseum, West eager and pro basketball five minutes, when In trying to get Robb, f ...... 1 0*1 3 “tough’’ for the teems. that play, and alx points. ad this to Just “peer eondltten." I told them that was not poe* N. Pagani, c ...... 6 0*2 12 pared with the very best. Coach day's action. whlmay of sallora home on leave, "Goha and Gals,*' Riet one of 10 regardless of tbs quality ef the OscT* Dri**-ls (331 sible,” Frick said. Sprii^eld, Dec. 7-13. Spccht has player in the NBA, Eastern and -possession, they were g.'ilty of Pratt, r .... George Hunger of Penn, whose Michigbn Commtssionsr Floyd American Leagues, is now assis (M) 4 Dick Maslar, formdr Connecti great productions and 30 aeU to tha all new Ice Capadea ef 1804, football. B. r. pu. Stevens said tha suspension would Frick aald ha felt he had the been a star with the ice show for personal fouls. HUlnukr *1 ...... 9 a*n 31 team played both, unhesitatingly cut lineman and back, is the Fal appsiaritog nighUy at the Coliseum to West Springfield. Dae. I Look at Princeton's last-mtoute, HfwHt. f ...... 3 a 13 right to summoB anyone be IS years... Yale cage mentor, tant cage mentor at Boston Uni Hilinski had a good night from Groman. g ,...... 0 0-1 0»» placea the Cadets on a level plain Megslede. I ...... 0 0 bs effseUvs in all 48 states. versity . . Two former pro players Prrkins, g ...... 1 (VO. cons’ fullback. Frank Erff from through 13. with matlnaea Saturilay. Dae. 13 and two matlnaea Sun 20-18 declslen over CoIumMa, for Ostr. ( ...... i 10 “We’re auspendinr Hayea at a wanted—player or dub etfictol— Howie Hobson, reporting on the the floor gathering nine hoops, but .MO .. . with Notre Dame. Vlllanova and Benny Neastng of day. Dec. 13. Instance; or those tv.'o thrillers on Clou^. f ...... I in toe intoreaU of bnsahnB, wifii* South American trip he took his In Manchester, Johnny Burke and IS off on his foul shooting getting Totals ...... 31 4-17 44 We have just been looking over BJUlsrd. c ...... I) I protection and won’t lift it unUl Silk Ctly (33) New Haven Teachera are other on# afternoon when Tale best , 1 i he’s in condition to fight,” Ste- out any outsider present.. Tale playera on last fall, said all Floyd Wilson are freshmen coaches a poor 3 for 11. Joe Tedone and an article by one of football’s fine backs. Nsssing was a atickout Princeton, 26-24, to the last few gJJiVrt'/ Kiner and Reynolds contanded games started at 11 p. m. Tbe at Wesleyan University and Har Jim m y Gleason provided the B. r. Pis. 7 vens said. "Hit manager, John Ze(nan*k. ( ...... 1“1 3 global thinkers. It appeared last with the Tsachers this past fall. seconds and Cornell barely held off iTrerord. g ...... 2 that Lewis was their official legal main reason for the trip was to vard respectively. Both are Spring- scoring for the Aces hitting for Gobb. k ...... 1 0-1 a September, and it attempted to DeOarli will have plenty of help Dartmouth, 33-28. These weren't' if'”****''-* ...... Buckley, assures me Hsyes won't try and Improve public relations field College graduates. MathioMon, f ...... 1 (M) 2 fight again until he’s out of the counsel and they ndvtoad Frick 23 between them. Tpdono. f...... 7 1-3 15 rank the leading teams by aectlona. in the line from Pat Musto. a for essv games for anybody. | • ...... thnt toe playera hpd unanimoualy between the United States and • • * B. Moske, t ...... 0 0*1 0 It was remarkably accurate, too, mer Alabama lineman, 255-pound The same statistics that put the | Tsuu ...... U 4J Army.” voted that Lewis must ba admitted South American cities. Some of ANOTHER GOOD crowd was on Batch, c ...... 6 (VI 0 except for the east. Navy waa Frqnk Tomclk from ^uthlngton, Ivy League first In tight games, Cbarlso PMUcrlll’s^ttl^ The ' general feeling among the games were played in baseball Plummer, c ...... 1 (V3 I Pu. or they would not attend them- O’Leary Renamed hand and it was the opinion- of BJorkman. g ...... ;..,0 0-0 0 picked as the titular head of the Joe Salafle of Georgia. Neil Mount r^BAWLINGgive second rank to the Missouri Botaman I ue 0 sports writers covering the fight oelves. parka and bull tings... High foot those present, that a little more ...... a 1 region and Army was placed away ■mTAvnaxT i.iu u i-r VaUey Conference and third to the j Urirrr. r . a I was that Hsyes didn't put up a ball coach Walker Briggs credits Jllver. g ... l“l Herald Photo, from Chetire 'Academy and Stan B»n>a Lobs n«aM (S> All player repreaentaUvea de* experience for the younger -clubs Qleasan. g ...... 1 1-3 R down eighth, guaranteed to loae Gwm Oaoray Sobleaki. Mlllrr't It) Schurls ...... 103 114 S4 Skyline Oonfe*ence, with the' * 0 ;good showing but that he did his pertod for their homes except Rey the defensive work of Joe Curry Head of Umpires will make the league a well W. Moake. g ...»...... 3 o*a 4 more games than it would win. • • • Drd ...... 10$ m IOC 313 Bublikl ...... lUI 103 S4 southwest in fifth place. HsmlU. f ■, be.*t considering the conditions. and Gene Johnson, and the offen J. Tedone, g ...... 0 ive 0 DfoUiuin* ...... 133 133 IU3 ssa Kondra ...... lus t| s» Campbell, c nolds, who aaid be Would attend balanced loop. That gives an idea of Uie sort of Gena Conroy, former Hartford BIO NAMES and beefy perform Cherubini ...... HI S3 lOS 313 Kochin ...... 137 lOS 110 They ware reached averaging OUavre, c .. • ; He's been to the Army s the American League meeting In sive play of Bill Moller and Harry T(>t.la ...... 17 4-14 33 material Blaik was known to have Fsrr ...... KM 1« 133 33S UarUclilsn ...... SI — 130 the number of points sepsraUnr Rei'ooku, g 1! montha and his ist fight New York next week. Will Har- Jimmy O'Leary, dean of Con Bob Davies remains one of the Bulkeley Hirh back, haa bean a ers have had little affect on the H. Corirntl ...... 101 107 ... 1 . Griswold as tbe main reasons for Score at halt time. 34-30 HUinskl's to work with in hla third season I3S 334 Hart ...... j SS:: _ — : l the winners and the loaeni to all Bpear, a 2 ‘ May 21. the success enjoyed by the Indians necticut baseball umpires, has all-time-hssketball greata with welcomed addition to the Man Merchants In previous games. The ■toid. a ..... ridge, league presidvnt aaid, bow- Final Preparations qaey's (M> -the Rochester Royals. (NEA). of rebuilding from the ashes of the cheatef Marchanta* football team locale, considered the oeit team TnUIS ...... lli B30 375 1330 Tout* 313 117 1133' conference or league games—tte Camvo«e». g 3 ”I think Stevens ia craxy to aver, the inyltatlon to Reynolds to last fall. The win over Middletown been reelected president of Chap so-called cribbing scandal. The VUU LskUi Ui I point spread. If use of that term Turner, g .... * , suspend him," said Buckley. .’Tt's was the big game. Coach Briggs r . ptP. this fall. A ruec«l 320-pounder. ever to represent Manchester, have Cam ...... m 117 33 314 attoM toe American Laagua aes- ter Two of the Connecticut Board Helm, f ...... 7 1-3 U consensus was that the man up Conroy has fllM the bill aa a puibed aside eome mighty fine K. Ac*lo ...... ,'...1 33 tor KCI ;W3 T I.BAUI'B 3t)n la permitted. Ti.Uta in 1 4 31 an InjusUce. that’s what It la. Sion had been withdrawn. Rey- sai^ “After we beat Middletown Made for Y Loop Wood, t ...... 1 M 3 the Hudson, genius that he might Bnllnskl ...... 37 IIM KW an PssaaT* Bsckrille It) In the Ivy group, a total of 157 Bcor* at half Urn*. 11-3 PonOcrUl'a. "I'd like to sea Stevens try to nolda was not nvallsMe for com the boys decided nothing could of. Approved Baseball Umpires, Reed, f ...... 3 3-4 n blockinc hack on offensa and as teams In the paat 10 weeks. The Wsik'r .. 7-4 (iteosoo Ball handling whis with the All American Red Heads to KnUa Inc. EHectlon of officers tooK place Bombodi-r, ( ...... 3 (V3 4 Sports in Brief be, would need at least two more a defensive linebacker. locals have yst to rnaet a breather 571 fchmelskl __ polnU aeparated the v.inner* and get along on Army food.” Watson. Katie and ter Red Head mates will play the Naaaiff Arms ment. stop us." The Indians dropped The T Intermediate Basketball Benion, c ...... 7 rvo 14 years to put another contender to AbrailU ...... _____ 115 tS_____fl! PhlHpp .. .713 the loaera In Ifi gamea. That’a an Brawa 8 their open and then ran up seven at the annual meeting. •I3 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD^ M ANCnBSTl^'^XW N, TlfURSDAY. D EC EM m S^, 195S M4NCHE3TEA XVKNINC HXBALD, KAH^IEfnBL tSONN* THURSDAY, DECEMBER 8. 1968 T" ■vA. j i r „ ______41 ArtktostorSsto 45 HsisWiold G88ds II II Wut«4"-1> Bwjr 1$ HeiMiS WB sI* . ’ 72 183 B N a & "V btl« Dor; Sato 4 Aoto DriTtac Sdiool 7-A 18 Two.He«ded StiObom w ’, houra ntOPlCAL FlIB. 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Foel sad F ttd 49-A $12.18 MONTHLY Residence Mitchell 9^7761 types. No' Job too smaU. Peter PDR GUARANTEED ROOFS that CHECKERS AU ora used, but In good E m m room with firqUaea; tU* hothwim msnt to MooeoWe propoaol n r * 1 1953 Hudaon Pacem aker 3>Door CANADIAN HAY and straw . AU 8INOLB OR deuMs, tunning hot Inscions peach colored fixtures; Big Four Foreign 3lM aUn BMet> { TOTO COOPERATION WDX Sedan—Very dean, new Urea. Pantaluk, 40 Fostehstreet Phoae stay on in any kind of storm, and and guorantead. It's a wandatnU OAS STOVE, 9M. Good water, steam hoot, asor bun Une. •1 BROOKFIELD ST.—Eight room n AmUBOATCD latchell 9-7303. futtera conouctors and roof ra- Long program—58 hour week 4$ gradso, any quantity Paul S. bargain, ons which cannot bo dupU- CaU ML 940$$. cotentel, four bodroome with tUe oodlss of cloost space In oU $ bed 1951 Hudaon Hornet—Radio, heat, Artictos tor Sato Schnedel, 187 Gardner 8t . Man IiMulrs State ToUinr Shop. Phoiw rooms, Why not coU us foir on ap> theee, only the Sear ieema 6 | er, hydramaUe, direeUon aif' palra. GMl Ooufhliii, lOtchall catedt ML 37M8 or 34^7. both and shower on ■ecead floer. Dial MI-3-5121 COMPLETE RepairsI b]by Stuart R. 8-7707. chester, Conn. Phone tMK$ik SEE IT DAT OR NIGHT REPOSSESSED Fumitura, which Four rooms and sunporch on first polntmsnt any tlmo of the day or major otumMtng Mock. n iia. Wolcott, A-1 Repair, Sales on s TOP WAGES , includea 5 piece limed oak dlaotte floor. Front ontronno has a Mod- nlgbtT Tho JohasMi Building C»m- N# SIgne ef I 1951 Hudaon Super 3-Door—Radio, For the BEST buy In DRY HARDWOOD, Furnace, fire PHONE ME IMMBDIATBLT rURNlSRED Room With kltchm washing machines, vacuum clean ROOFING, Sidlnf and carpintxy. s INSimANCB i VENETIAN BLINDS HARTFORD 8-0S5S suite, aoth bed and platform rock privUegas for litd^. Clstn, now ous recopUoo koU odjolaing fw« pony, 169 3tein S3,30.37438, ova- RedUrgani WestV Germany *3 - heater, alinal Ufhta, over ers. motors, small . appliances. AlteraUona and addlUcna. OaS- place and stove, $18 per cord, $18, er, OrigtnoUy sold for $3$9.r fumltum. Heated. CnU ML 377U. rooms. A 16 x 31 ttvliig raom with nlngsSO. *46U, far'has given no elgn o t coneed* drive. a PAID HOUDATS CaU MI-8.4886 per load. Ml. 941$1.______a f t e r 7 P . M. 48-46S6 Loot and Found Welding. 180 Main atreet Phone Inge. Workmanshipfuarantaed. FINDELL MFO. CO. If ytM have no moans of trons-' Ideal for summer cottage, ate. flroplace sod 11 x 13 den or study lag anything oa that quostion, ir* 19M Naah "500" Sedan —Radio, M lte^ 9-6078. A. A. Dion, Inc., 399 Autumn 485 East Middle TumpUic ■ Can bo seen at our "worshouss, with tiraptece. Oak floora, pohil % H03CE of your own is the hi Othrrwise, the BrlUah-Aeea*- - |X>ST—On Knox otroot, fray motal heater, clean. 'street kUtcheU 8-4860. SEASONED Hardwood for stova, portatlon ITI sand my auto for you. comer Oakland and Apel Plnce. THREE FURNISHED rooms. Christmas gift for you and your Phone Manchester MItchen 8-5363 Also RecondiUoning fireplace or furnaces. CaU Leon 7o obligation. woodwork and on ontomatm I family. Hotnos In oU stms and enn poaiUon Miapod up th is t r a g : , box oC tool*. Sontimentol value. 1948.Paclurd 3-Door—Radio, heat GONDER'S T.V. Service, available Tapes and Cords by Yard Montgomery Ward A On. Phone ML 31336. water eeatral heating syata (1) Eiaonhower is ready to oo*- Can MI. S-4ST3 atter tilS p.m. er, very clean. any Ume. Antenna conversions. RAT’S ROOFING Co. Built-up ard OlgUo. M l. $-7061. FREE STORAOB UNTIL makes a perfect oombraotlen for a gfeo rangss. H. B. Orady^ Brakor, F u r n is h e d r o o m near center. sure the Franck tta Uhttod.. Subatantlal reward. 1951 Studebaker Landcruiaer—Hy Phllco factory superviaed service. roofa, futter Work, roof, chimney MANCHESTER TOOL WANTED CHILD’S WHITB futt olsa crib wiUi comforteue home and a very de- SUtae win melntnlw "eomhnt ef- i repairs. Free estimates. Ray Haf- DELTA-DB WALT power tools and SEASONED FIRE Wood cut to any new m nttreas, $10. CoU MI. 9464$, Oenttemsn prsfsrrsd. Mrs. Rol' dramatic, very clean. Tel. ML 9-14M. desired length, $17 cord. 'ViU de- siratale location. For appalntim kfANCHESTER-Excoptionnl Chpe feettveneos" on the eonUnent, lY* liOST—Two blue tick coon hounds. 1953 Hudaon Hollywood Club enow, MI. 9-2214. Ray Jaekaon, A DESIGN. INC. accessories. Sales, service, demon A-—L—*B—E-—R—T-—*—S or Inquire Apt. 4, 706 Mnlq St. on, 36 Hsael St. MI. 30767. to inoMet, caU The Reuben T. 3(e- a r o l d a s o n s stration. Terms arranged. Capitol ^ v e r. Tel. Bob Kurts. MI. 36107. 43-45- AUyn S t—Hartford Cod, fuU shod dormer, excaOoat not neceosarily the praoaat n*m«~ Finder ideaae caU RockviUe 8>786B^ Coupe—Loaded with extraa. H . RubbUh re MI. ' 3-6335. Cann Agency, 30. 3T706. her of troopa it has thsra. Reward. moval, also cellars cleaneo. Call 130 H srtford^oad Equipm ent Co., IS Main St.^ 10 mON BEDS with spring^ S> location. FUU prteo $13460. Belteo, USED nlRNROlUB bousM ahd each; contact, .WaUara Dept, ROOM FOR RENT. Ladles only. three room bom* phm'iunpo rti. A (3) Britain wtu coopoiou' Take Advantafe Of Thla Sale MltchMl 9-4034. Garden—FanBr-Dsiry Tel. MI. 34931. 3fANCHE8TER — WeU enrad for 6 LOST—Lady’a black waUet, con- T odfp A t Roofing 16-A Manchester LOAM, Dark, rich euntvate^ grside sold. Hit WoodEiod, U Main Municipal BuUhlag. MI. 643S1, buy a t $5,500. Four to , homo cloaely with the European -Anny' taininf check, drlver'a Ucenae. CHIMNET8 Oeaned and repaired No. 1 $8 cu. yard. Grade No. 3, |S Products______M atroet TU. MRcheU 84154. raom home ea lot 107 x 1I3 Btenm plus garage, $7400. Many more and wlU eonsult with Ua top eom^ McCLURE AUTO CO. extenaton 36 or 36, FURNISHED ROOM, private en- oil furaAoe. 3ladellna Smith, Real Reward. Ml. 8-BBW, or MI. S-8219 "Tour Hudaon Dealer" by an expert. 36 years experience. ROOFING—Spedallxing In repair cu. yard. Dellverad In truck load llatlngs ef nU Unde. CaU The EUe- mnad before shifting any troDpC-, CaU Howley, M anchester, MItcheU ing roofe of oU kinds. Also new loU. Seroened eoad, atone. fiU qnd WELL ROTTED cow manure roc- PARLOR STOVE — TVo burners WILL BELL AT a aacriflea two troace, conUnuous hot water with tor. 3 0 . 31643 or 3 0 . 346T9. worth 3(itten Agoncy, Realtor. 30. from the continent But it wtU n ot;' FOUND —Sandy colored Cocker 373 Main Street WANTED—Bricklayers, cqien shop. onuaanded tor dried out lawns. with piping end two oU drums. Mower far genUemon-with clwui Mancheoter, Mltcheh 9-9443 SOI6L roofs. Gutter work. Chimneys Good opportunity. Mf. 64114, MI. gravel deUvered. Order now. Nuas- complete place eettlnge ot Interao- 3(ANCHE8!rER — She finlrfied 34630. or 3$r. Ymtcher. 30. agra* to maintein any defimte- Spaniel, female. Dof Warden ML cleaned, repaired, 26 yearV ex dotf Conatnictlaa Co, Phans highland top ooU. Orders tok- CaU MI. 37487. tionol stenbig silver, pattera WUd- habits. OkU at lOl'Ohsshiut St. 36661. 'iHiirmidLJtJ aumbar of eoldlera in Germany, S-4M0. Open EiVeninfa POWER BURNERS, and Range 9-8101. Or doUvoiy at your convon- rooms near Dus and now school. perience. F ree eatlm atea CaU MItcheU 9-7400.______INTERNATIONAL HarvesUr rs- rosa. Never used. lO . 3119$. LOVELY ROOM for ons o r t FuU basement with piny room and any mora than America wtU. 1903 BUICK SUPER four-door Burners expertly cleaned and Howley. Manchester MItcheU ROUTE SALESMAN wanted, five lenco. CaU Loonard QtgUo. Mlteh- PERKINS ST. —Modern 6% rtwm FImjIuu (S> The Umted States wlU eoB' LOST—PASS BOOK No. MSeS. ROYAL AND Smith-ODTOna port- eU 31083 frigsrator, 1960 Model, modem liv THIRTT QAL. hot water Homart gentlemen. Near bath. Private laundry. Price $11,000. Cash re colonial, attached gerege, amesite Ibis calf With Joined hcode was sUUbom lost sight to a cow ownod hy a Wopping dairy former. sedan, radio, heater, premium serviced. Let ua service and re 3-5361.:^ day work week, numerous bene entrance. Parking epacs. Ml. quired $3,300. 3(adeline Smith, Uane Us hMp to Franc* In lado-r- Notice is .hereby fiven that Paaa Goodyear Urea, one owner, low pair your washing machine or t«- fits. Apply In parson 3 -5 p.m. abla and standard typewrltwo. ing room sat, with two lamp table oil huroar, about 40 feat copper driva, baauUfuUy landscqted yard. Dr. Plod F. BuShaeU, Moncheeter vatertnerlan, was forced to operate on the Joined bmde to Mmptete Chinn — nt present half ot tho oii3 Book No. $4»U. iaoued by The AU mokaa of adding mochlnea NO. 1 GREEN MOUNTAIN PoU and one coffee table, chroma pips, 86 fol. oil drum, oU for $86. 3$6Mi after 4 p, m. Realtor. 30. 31943 or 30. 8-4$79. DesiraMe location. Reduced In delivery. Dr. Rkherd C. Olmsted, an aaso$tete of Dr. BuahneU, sold today that moitipte-hoad Hitha Savlnfa Bank of Mancheoter haa mileage, egcellent condition. fHgmmtor. Metro Service. MItch Manchester. Coot, Apron A Towel toes, deUverod to your door. Or kitchen set, chUd’s m ^e bed blUion doUnr ennunl cost of tho'^ Available because of company eU 9-0688. Hehtlng—Phimbilur 17 Supply, 73 Summit 8t. sold or rented. Repairs on oU OkU ML 36$$4 or 197 Bmokflsld SIX ROOM Colonial, fina condlti price. Suburbaa Realty Co.. R eal on rothsr ran but somo calves bom with two beads bars Uvtd. In each such case, however, one war. The Americans, however, be-' been loot and application haa been oMkss. MsrioWa. ders now received. COU Hatha room set, CoUier baby stroUer. 8 t tors, 941 3Cala S3 n o M 3 0 . ■f the heeds has been complete and dominant and the other Incompletely formed. Thee* heade. Dr. made to aald bank for payment of supplied car. CaU MI. 9-6847. way. MUebeU 31390. Call MI. 3P17L ROOM FOR RENT, cloee to large kitchen, dining room, oil hot Ueve that no peoe* nsgotlntieao WINDOW SHADES made to order A PLUMBINO Shop at your door. WANTED for construction otfics, Uno. Tel. 3 a .' 3$4t$. water beat, storm windows, nice 36318. Olnuted poittted out, share a common cranium, throe3 and prohably a common brain. Thera are four with Ho Chi Mimi hnvo any ahaaew the amount of depooit. END-OF-TEAR and InstaUed. Venetian blinds No time loat New work, altero- young man good at figures. Excel NA'nONAL CASH register. Rings CLOTHES WASHBR-dtehwoahsr, fuUy daveloped eyes, two fully developed ears, and, what Dr. Olmsted considered the most imnsnal fea up to $999.99. Seven separate sub used Thor Automagte. $80 or hast yard for ehUdren, 3-ear gorago. 8DC ROOM Cape Ood, five finlshod. of succeos until the Fteneh fonees CLEARANCE SALE and curtain rods. 24 hour service. tlona, copper piping, fixturae, hot lent Mportunlty for advancement. MAYTAG WRINGER type washing LARGE BEDROOM, single or dou amtalte drive, near hue and ture, another aingle ear flap with ear cavities on sithtr side of 13 have gnlnod a rant mlUtnfy ad December 1-31 Batimates gladly given. Fagan water automstlo heatera. Youngs Hie JorvlB construction Co., 6 totals and grand totw. Good Honsshokl Goods 81 offer. Christmas bargain. Nsads ble, heat, hot water, near bath. Shade traea, garden space, nice Announcements working order. Apply Herald Of- machine. Ml. 3606$ after 3 p.ra. minor repair. Ml. 33671. lUMl. $13600. cerium W. Hutch lawn end shrube, herd driveway, vantage. Window Shade CO., Route 44 at town sinks sold. Eatlmatea Dover Rd., Manchester, C harter Oak St. ML 37217. las, 3 0 . $4133, 9-4904. (4) AU three Of th e W eetam . FOR HOOVER vacuum cleaner Now is the .time to buy that Bolton Notch. MItcheU 9-4473. given. C. O. Lorentsen. See. 1$ Bissau St. no garage. Asking $10400. Call Lota for Sato 7$ Wantad—Beal Estate 77 used car and, save real money. MAN FOR INSIDE work. Apply In CHAMBERS FURNITURE ARTIFICIAL Fireplace^ decorator's ETHAN ALLEN soUd mapla ebast. FOR ORNTLE3CAN, m saaaat room Owner, 30. S-86il. No agents. Fowern reportedly are ready to. aalea and oervice call LaFlamme 9-7636. BEAUTIFUL Belectiaa of wool rem Item, unuaual gold end Ivory fin $18. Loige cushlonsd maple foot MANCHESTER-Nearly new brick Papers Spurn agroe to meet Runste tor a F o r- Appliance Co., Watkinx BuUdlnf, These are good'clean cars and ore CABINET MAKING. Good work- person. New Model Lanndry, 73 ntxt to bath, near Cheney's and and frama Cane Cod, six rooau. [IF READY to buy, seU, aschonge priced way below book value. menahip. Reasonable rataa. Bati- GUARANTEED Plumbing and Summit St. . nants at low prices. Also tug wool At The Green ish. Goat $130, seUing $60. SoUd stool, mlsesUoneous boussbold Main St. Phoae 30. 36606. ONE OF THE most bsauUful and LOT NEAR Parker St. AU uUUtias, real estate, mortgagra orrangad. e ^ Ministers’ Oonfsranc*. The IS Oak St. M . 9-M68. and Inatructlona In braiding rugs. m aple chest of draw ers, with puU artlctes. ReckvUte^1981. two unflnlahed, two-car garage. weU kept Cape Cods fai 3Cancbes- $0 180. $1300. 3CL 37630. Oonsnlt Howard 13 HastinCi, Bsnnuda talks have ealy to work matea gladly given. Moulaon’e heating. Alterations and new For Xmoa giving fOr the famUy out desk shelf, never used. Cost fuU shed dormer, hot water oil Engravers’ Bid DO TOUR CHRISTMAS Shoppinf 1953 DeSoto Custom 4-Dr. a t 31795. Woodworking Shop. Pilgrim work. Perms glass electric and WANTED—Man to take core of CaU RockviUs 5470$.______LAROE, PUEASANT room for gea- ter, located on Lenox St. Newly Agoncy, 30tchMl 31107. out the details of tho to Cta- furnace port time, local refer end home. Complete Una of beau- $1$6, saUing $$6. Mirror to match. NEW UPRIGHT boms frsass tlemoa, with raforeacos. Oarage beat, fireplace, -comMnoUon painted exterior: combination K rem lin. the eaay way and aupport your 1952 Dodge Coronet 4-Dr.-T-8149S. 3-6$95. gas water heaters sold and tn- FLAGSTONE. Stone for walls, Ufu^lampe, end tahlas and quality ■terms, 3fany olhsr extras with Mancheoter T.W.C.A. at the aame staUed. Tims paymenta arranged. ences required. CaU MI. 9-1397 $10. AnUqus apinnlng wheal, sx- cu. ft. Rsoaonabls. Pbons optieanl. ea 3laln St. near 3Uddte ■torm eaah and screens; hatch LOT FOR SALE at Hawthorna S t I ARE YOU READY to seU 1952 Stud. Conund. 4-Dr.—$1295. MANCHESTER T. V. Service, eveninge and weekend. house fronts, firaplacea, ote. Bol furmture for every room. Appll- ceUent condition, $30. MI. $-6061. 9-1567. Tunvike. 30. 36004. this W%1 constructed bouea. Gatto way; 8 completed rooms; amesite CaU ML 37497. homo? Wo havo b u yen On Wage Issued time by orderlnf Readers Dlf eat Skelley Brothera, lOtcheU 9-nl4. oimea end TV. Go., Hartford 36166, 31018, ova- UN Is C oncerned subocripUona and renewals 1950 Chev. Bel-Air—$1027. radio and T.V. spedaUsts since ton Notch Quarry. MI. 04617. drivetray;, beck yard completely for 4. 6, $, 7-foom singtas and 1951 Dodge 1 Ton Pickup—$719. HEATING From A to Z. Conver USED MA^AG' whits wringer FIVE-PIECE chrome kitchen aet n in ^ $ 1666, 3Ianchester, 30. fenced la; Urge shade trees; nics kCANCHESTER ROAD, Gtesteo- ilttes. Gatto Co.s Hartford tbrou^ the "T” office. Just tele 1931. Hones seivi(*e call 3J.S0 BIO MABX-DOWN on golf clubo. Visit our Toy Dept DoU car washer, in perfect working condi 9-ptece blond mahogany bedroom bury. OnxMrit* kCanechoug Golf 5-6U6, evenings 389ie. Manchee- 1950 WlUys JeepsUi<-$739. MRcheU 94810 day or night. sion burners, boiler-bumer units, Salesmen Wanted 36-A ApsrtM OBto" ■■ F to to — ahrubs, WeU trimmed; outetde By R ed A trocities phone ML 3-7306. complete, heating systema. ExcoUont for Xmoo gifts. Mon- riages, stroUsrs, tractors, hobby tion. Priced right. Kemp's, Ine. set. Simmons Beauty Beet mat Chib. 4 Urge lota fronting water ter lOtcbeU 34MI. 1949 Dodge Coronet 4-Dr.—$359. choatsr Country Cluh Pro-Shop. horses, holster seta, etc. tress and ben spring. Best effer. TcacRMDts 88 MANCHEBTER—taargu flvo-room fireplace. COU The Johnson Build main. A good choice of ncra lota, era without ,n major city BUSINESS and PROFESSIONAL FURNnUftB Rafinishlng, antique work guaranteed. Tima payments SALESMEN Capa Ood, twin etse badrooas, ing Company, 90$ Main St. 30. OOBIBIDERINO BBLUNO papv, for the first tlmo in pnh- 1949 Dodge Coronet Club Coupe furniture,a spectaity, chairs caned arranged. Moriarty BroUim TsL CaU MI. 36643 W03CAK WANTED to M ora homo 37436, evanli«s 30. 3061$. with mllao ef view. If you are (C lO U ) MEN'S FIELO STONE for Breploea and ra H ours: 9:30 A. M. to 5 P . M. fireplace with Hsotolator, large' planning to buUd-4on't fsU to YOUR PROPERTY? Ushing history. A total circulation —3879. and rushed. Anaon F. Thorp. MItcheU 84135. Do you feel you are not appre ining waUs. M. French; Oovon- BENDIX GAS Clothes dryer, excel with husinsm womqn. AU con- kitchen, go* range included. Ex TELEPHONE ANSWERINO 1949 Dodge 2-Dr.—Biack—$699. Phone MItcheU 94735. 7:30 P. M. to 8:30 P. M. N o t i c e vsnlencea. 3Cuat hava cor. Rofsr- WHY PAY rant whsn you con buy look—u. thsos— e • Pbon* Town AI Without obligation to you, wa of almost 6% mlttion has betn cut hod Included sUngtng denunciation i-SNNOX Furaacet and warm air ciated T t r y T r a i ^ S-716L lent condition. Two years old. CoU ceUent location. Beautiful yard direct from owner nt reck bottom Country Realty, Inc., Office—Hart- wiU ^prnlae or make you n cash SERVICE 1949 Dodge 4-Dr. Meedowbrook— MI, 39186. ■ eaces rsqulrod. CaU 3 0 . $4766, 6 off, and about 30,000 newapnper ef Rod atrocities a parade ef Complete 34 hour coverafe. FURNACES Vacuum cleaned, oU beating. Earl Van Camp. MRebaU GIFT SWEATERS In Orion, Nylon, luvitotion to Bi4 te 6 p.m . for rfilldran with lots of traea price! e . * duplex. Immediate oc ford $4388 or Olnstonbury 33783. |0ff*r for proporty. SoeI oio s h e ta a Wsotorn notions and sngnr counter, , $797. bumara serviced. For expert and Are you looking for future ad BENDIX 13H” T.V. Ideal for dsn Seo and oompar*. $13,700. Bar cupancy. Tel. ML 3T3S7. you oelL employes are kU*. StarUnf on or about Jan. 1, 1954. 9-5844. or fins Zephyr Woola a t low mUl In accordance with provlaions of FLORENCE SPACE heater, us TEN ACRES. Box Mountain vidn- ’The JHerald Tribune guspsndsd thrusts from ths Sovtet bloc. The-.- For further informdUon call 1948 Chev 2-Dr.—R and H.—$695. prompt service caU Boh CarL vancem ent? er recreation room. ExceUent con SIX lU>OM houos, garags at *40 bara Woods Agoncy. MltchMl BRAE-BURN REALTY prices. RetoU sklesroom. Monchee- dition throughout. $M. MI 9-6660. the TOWN CHARTER, seated bids vary Uttle. Priced right for quick 37762. 6 AND $ DUPLEX, completely Ity. Chaleo site in Vernon. CaU| lOtehdl 3437S. puMlcatisn 3Iondsjr night In gym- latter sought to prove that Amotl-l_ PI-3-6945. 1948 Bulck Super Conv.—$695. wright MItcheU 94446. te r Knitting MiUs a t M anchester ■ale, Kemp'a, Inc. BkR 3080* Turnpike. OU hot con and South Korson troops wew - MoTinR—‘rm cldB |-> Would you like to earn what you Manchester T.V. Service. will he received-by the GENERAL water heat. AvailaM* January l. decorated tneide, two aew oU hot I& d io n 948U. psthy with ths othsr puhUahsrs. 1948 Ford 2 -D r.-$497. GUARANTEED Top quaUty tele- Green. 3ROOM Caps Cod, plastered wails, water furnaces, storm windows ILX8TINO8 WANTED — Singly It was not struck baetnss Its pho th* real atrocity psrpstiatoca. Storage 20 are w orth? ATTENTION Lodiast Shp-wars MANAGER of the TOWN OF ELECTROLUX with complete at- Only reUoM* partieo need apply. P ereuB sto 1947 Dodge 3-Dr.—$497. vlalon aervice. Calla received be IDEAL CHRISTMAS gift for any MANCHESTER, CONNECTICUT tacbments, loee than a year old. in Tafc 3 0 . $4473 oU burner, fuU ceUar, near bua, end screens, two garages, 115 f3 two-fnmUy, tbrae-famlly,* fan ' to sngrsviiig is dons by a coounsr- *nM flnol result was a vsHHl. _ fore 9 p.m . wlU be aervlced sam e and drapes cuetom m af*. Re-np- •chooi aad ehopptng center. Only lot. Only $13406. Coriton W. Stiburbsa for Sole 75 ness property. Have many ca etel company. duel bstwssn ebisf U. 8, dMMOts^* 1946 Bulck Sedanette—$496. AUSTIN . A. CHAMBERS iCa. Would you Ilka to be a leader men—Schick "SO", tanbeom or holatering. Beautiful fabrics, not later than the time set forth excaUent condition. Very reaeon- THE PROSPECT HUl School tor night, i a . 9-1347. local and long distance morin^ of men? Remington electric rasor. Rna- $$8M. Carlton W. Hutchins. ML Hutchins, 30. 94133, 349*4. buyers. 3iortgages amngsd. Christmas Soles FoB Henry Ckbet Lodge. Jr., and Rao-; young children. Transportation No Money Down Up To $500 prints, atripea, solids. Expertly herein. Quotations are requastsd .. ■Me. 3 0 . 366$$. __ $-8133, t-4IM. NORTH COVENTRY, Route 43A - Please caU Georg* L. Oraxindio, Lock of newspaper odvortlslng Mo’s A ndrst MMUnsky. ANTHQUES Refiniriied. Repairing packlns. atorage. CoU M ltchra seU’s Barber Shop, comer Oak and flniahod: $5 down, $3 wsCkly, for furnishing the items deacrihed LecsttoM fumishad. Mra. Lela Tybur, dlrac- 34187. Hartford 8-1488. Do you like to work with people? Spruce. SOFA, 3 Lounge chaire, 3 ma 3(ANCHEgTXR-W*at Stds. five oL Ono year old, fiv* room center Remtor. 3IItdhaU S4t7S. lOe dspsrtmant stor* At tbs peak of tbs dshiato. to r. Phone MItcheU 9*5767. Low Down Paymenta done on any furniture. 'Tleman. balance one year to pay. Col betow in accordance with terms hogany tebtaa, $ piece mahogany fer Beaf 84 0(X>PER HILL 3t. -Cosy four troetlvo rooms, overatas garags, haBway rondi, may he 'e , Henry etraet Christmas shoppi^ to fOU off. Lodge charged that North Ko-- r 189 South Main strecL Phone Mra. Pinto. lOtcheU 37863. set forth herein. ALL QUOTA- room stngte with extra large Uv- fuU ceU sr, oU heo3 storm s, douHs Long T em u MANCHESTER—Packag* DeUv- We are progressive and are ex- SOMETHING NEW. somothliig dif- dining room aet, aU in very good 8ECDND FLOOR, 310* sq. f t . Pay was stqqied last night for Tea's m ilit^ commsndsr, Gan. , THE GIFT OF HEARING for ycluT MItcheU S-5648. ery. Local Ught tniektaig and ferant See the new triple-eUde 'HONS MUST BE F. O. B. DESTI condluan. Must aeU by Saturday tng room, onclooed roar porch, sUe lot wHb plenty of tine. Only firaptoea. metel comhInaUon wln-lc^*** WAlllHO for any Qrpo real m ost a t the 2()XiOO-odd sm pioyss of Nsm n. msatermlndsd tbs bloody>t loved one at Qiriatmas! Help him ponding rapidly.' Yonr chances of planty Ught. two tavaterlea. Ihroo shod dormer, nice I03 oU burner, $13,100. Term s arranged. Gatto dows. 166 X 300 lot 4% mortgage I «Mote you have to oeU. First and See Tour Dodge-Plymouth Dealer package deUvery. Rcfrigiiators. growing with ue are great. Salary aluminum, combtaetton windows NATION and Include cost of box Phom^MI. 344$t. front rooms, aultahis light menu- the six struck nswspspws who** KoJ* prison riots during ths ar- to a new aind thriUing experience ARE YOU Ready for 8? CaU Art washers and stove moving also doors at great aavli». Cal ing and cartaga to deUvery point garage, good location. Immediate Co., Hartford 3 e i9 e . 31013. Evo- may ’ ^ ossumlid: Omy W400 yoPd„««>yrtgmge m o ^ action in honoring, ths photo sn- mlMlcs nsgotiations at Ponmun- .. ..hearing voices and sounds he’s ROLIMENE. Inc. Pinney, TV Antenna Specialist while learning, talary and excel D istribution faeturing, large oftlea halls. Apply occupancy. $13400. Wm. Oood- nlngs 3$$66. Manchester, 30. sperialty. MItcheU 84753. lent commiasion thereafter. If the for frei demonstration. BUI Tun- stated below. USED EASY Spinner washers. Rs- Bockar, MOUL down. Warren E. HowUnd, Real- ^ ^ ^ grsvers’ picket Unw foceed th* Jom. Lodge also chsllsngsd Rus- " forgotten. Hearing aids $39.50 and 634 Center Street Sales and Service. Very fair QUANTITY—5* condUloned. Low pries. Also used c h ^ tr. RMdtor, 3IL '3763$ any lo r. Phone 3*UcheU 34600 any ^ papers to close. up. Come to our office or :dione M anchester, Tel. MX-3-5101 prices. Tel. MI. 9-1773. above fits you, stop in and talk it iky. MRcheU 39096.______tlmo. Him I 3Coln St. 3CL 3743$, Evwolnge 3fL Bio te 1st on internatioaol Rod ' over with our sales manager, Mr. o f S a n d UNIT—H rea elsctrlc rings. ABC Appliance, 31 AlR-OOND m O NED efttcoa m i ' 30011. Th* Herald Trihuas. which hu Cross committss moks an nnfot-M for further information. Peraonal PaintinE—Papering 21 LARGE 0-37 Electric train layout, M l^ S L oonstruetioa. WUl dssign to oil bssn kaeping its smpioyss on tbs Hearing Service of Manchester, 1951 CHEVROLET deluxe model. DOORS OPENED, keya fiUed. Foraker. You may he the man we eight engtnea end fixings DESCRIPTION—6.70 x 14 4 ply TWO-FA3flLT 4 and 4 dimtex, MANCHESTER XOLTON—4-room Capo Cod, fhw- ^ tersd check of ths V. &-*Bsgad? Fully equipped. New Uree. $1150. copied, vacuum cleonere, trone, PAINTING, Exteriw and interior, ore looking for. Town Advertiaement First line—100 level Located oa 3laia it., coiner Wod3 Urge rooms. Excellent condition, pUco, oil hot w etw h en t, fuU sh o d YOU considorsd sMUngyour qui vivs 1^ going through the Rod otrocitiss ia Iforso. — 805 Xfdn St. MI. 9-6361. unit. Can MI. 30303. worth. PhcM 30. 36716. 30. m otions a t putting sdltioaa to- Inqt^re 133 Spruce St. between 5 guns, etc., repaired. Shears, paperham ^. Ceiltnga refinlsh- In accordance with the By-Laws TERBIS M adilB *f7 saw Toeto 52 gteom heat, oU bn on* aid*. Large ^RESTWOOD DRIVE dormor. oimn stairway. comfainn-{ Cash buysrs for many In quick retort, Vishlasky oa-~" and $ p. m. knives, mowers atc^ put into con- ed. WkU paper hooka on request, BAILEY'S Antique Shop, 333 Main The right te reserved to reject 36613 front porch, 3-car garage. I144W. tlan^ stmrm windows, insulstsd, I ^ homos. 3fortgagss a*^ gathsr. Is continui^ regular pay. grily denotincsd th* Nam n adopted by the Town MeeUng of 6 complsts rooms. Tils bath, fire ranged. I action. Struck papsTs are the TlmSA Aatomobiles for Sato ditlon for coming needs. Broitb- Estimates given. FuUy insured. NEWTON ROBERTSON atreet. MRcheU 84003. Moderately March 3. 1645, requiring the any and all bide. RTB BUT-SeU/rradwRsnl power TWO SU lTB i ot ofBcaa la n 100% ACB lU alty Co. 3 0 . 3 m . ptoaterad waUa, fuU cellnr, trass, OaU chugs as ''absurd” and unsop- 1950 CHEVROLET Fleetline deluxe waits, 53 Pearl street CaU Edward R. P rice. MItcheU -prle^ iteme in china, glass, tin moweia. chain sawa, tillers, gar- place, garage, newly pointed. Move 3-4 se ra , only $10400. Carlton W. ACS lUR ealty Co. JdL 33 Doily News sad DsUy 3firror, portsd by fscU. Ths Russtoa 1949 CHEVROLET Fleetline deluxe tudor, radio, heater, like new, property owners end tenants to 3. The General Manager reserves In with SDC ROOM Single 4 aad 3 qp (fln- morning newspspen; snd ths 31003. ware, pewter and nimlture. the right to increase or de dsn troefora, outboards, 4 rooms and toUst tnelllUes. For right in and be settled for Christ HutrWlia. i a 94132, 34694. dared th* American chaUsnga for - foidor. Radio, heater. In very nice $995. 1950 Chevrolet fordor, radio, MANCHUSTER Welding Service. BAKERY ■ keep walks cteen of ice end mow, iahad) chance of a lifetime, emoU mas. Out of state owner. Must LET 3CE HELP you eeU your home World-Tsisgrsm snd Sun. Jountsl a Rod Ooss probe was "aa lith condition. Original green finish and to moke tome safe hy the ap- crease by 13—per emt the toote. Torma orrangad compiste tafor.. otion centnet In 3iancheeter aad vtchdty. Tor heater. Douglas Motors, 383 Main. Portable equipment General 760 Wethersfield Ave. Equlpnmat CU., $ i K ola down payment end tho pUc* is s*13 Only $12,600. BOLTON—Juft flnisbed five room Amsriesn sad Post, sftsniow boar approach, obviously . ot E-. $796. Douglas Motors, 833 Main. welding, butler and furnace weld Repairing 23 STORKUNE Carriage, large doU pUcoUon of sand or some othe( quenUtles of any item or items Fnmk 3CUlor at Tho Invlags Bank raurs. Near now school. FUU prlco ranch. 3fora right in. Plasterad prompt, reUaM* service. Oartyl* nsw qispsrA 1941 PACKARD 6 Sedan, rebuilt of Mnnehsoter. dsmagogte nature." ing. MItcheU 31653 or MItchaU Hartford, Conn. carriage, sae-eaw. MI. 39690. auitable eubetence, within 13 hours ordered. $10400. Term s arranged. ACB and hMOloted, ftrepUce, sunny B. Jebamm. SB. 37157. They could hsv* conthnisd pub- Ohorgs CEDed BoA 1951 PLTMOUTH sedan, beaUr, motor, radio and heater. Excel 33763 HAVE YOUR piano tuned for after formation of ice, and the 8. A certified check or a surety Matocsl iBStraHCiits 58 R ealty Co. 3 0 . 33381 I f 4 rooms wUl suffice, arrange kltrhsn, I bodroonu, ceramic tils Ucstkm without their photo sn- radio, very nice, $996 - $175 down, lent running condition. Private Christmas. CaU Kemp'a. Inc., for USED AND now cor lot for ronL to see a model Cape Cod with dorm Lodge had urged the InvesUgO' DOLL CARRIAGES, cut 30% in dtetrlbution of aand in all parts bond in the amount of 10% of Busy Center straet conmr. No sen- both, bassnasnt gorago, amesite grsvsrs, who msks tnstel pistes tlon after Viahlnsky lAbslsd Uis balance 24 mooths. S months writ party. CaU MI. 9-3391 after $ p.m. ______,______and pow« appointment. Help Wanted ~ price for tdg, pre-Chrietmos sole. of the Town shall be in accordance the bid must accompany each 3fUglC tastrumantel reatet Com- TOR SALE—Seven, room pinglo, la- ers for oxponaSon on a llO* x 160' drive. COB buUder, 30. 34331. Lctal Notice for reproduction a t pictarss sad ten guarantee. Cole Motors. ML mower Hdes and aerrice. Motors Come and choose the right sIm for with the schedules noted below. plot* Una of. instruroenls. RenUI Ing problem, low reateL Jmnrtm aulnted, Tlmksa oU.hurnar, mnrly k>3 House equipped with Rusoo American atrocity chorgas "bOMC SEE THIS ONE: 1951 Ford deluxe bid. Realty Co.. $64 Center St. Hart iUustratioiM. But rdftusi of msm- with no proof to bock thsm up. 9-0960. tuned and overhauled. Pickup and BlatoorPeMale 37 your child. Kemp’e, Inc. Trucks and men in the employ eppUed to purcbiM pnc*. Rop- redooornted. Big two-cnr gang*. windows and doors. Firopinc*. At DOLTON—Two bedroom ranch, UaiTAnOK OOOEB bers of mschsnicsl, croft and sdi- club coupe. Radio and heater, low Conrscs snd Clsssds 27 Blda will be recEved untlt 3:00 reoentiag Olds, ielm er, Ba«m. ford 3-4Q$0, Menrheater 30,34113. Lot mealy landscaped. Ooovsntent tractive mortgage available— sweeping views, enclosed breese- AT A COUBT o r PROBATE held In on obvious effect to win wavorw.. BEFORE TOU Buy a used car mUeage, very clean. Only $996. deUvery service. Gibson’s Garage. TOBACCO Sorters wanted, sx- of the Town wUI fill boxes, bar at Maochrsur, wUh aaO far Cba torlol-hasinass o$5ea unlonx to MI. 9-5013 AMERICAN Flyer, ecote model rels, or other auitable receptoclea p. m. 13/11/1953 at the Offiee of "PoAer and Buaihr. Metter'a 3fuste eeatral location. '7 ^ 30. 34313. $11,900. way aad garage, tile both, olumi- n M c t el lUacheeter. oo Um th h day ing nsntrsls, th* Soviet Moe 4 3 ' Sea Gorman Motor Sales. Bulck MI. 9-6545. IN TWO Evenings per week we perienced on broodlsaf. Phone MI. electric freight and passenger the General ikonager. STORE FOR BENT Ho ggontey eroos picket-'lines forced closing, voted much of the doboto to hax3 Sales and Bervioe, 385 Mam can teach you Radio-Electroiilca 9-4419. If placed oh the lawn in front of Studio, 177 MeSoe. 30teh*U num otorm windowa. awnlan. two I ef Nevmopr. a.o. Ths publiMisn issued a state BULLDOZEUl and loader service. train and taMe. Six feet of track, houses, near the Edewalks, hut 37800. HARTFORD ROAD CaU William McBrtda, 30-3-4316 tomcoa, flower beds. large gar- IKJ u msrlag warnings that sa atrodly' atreet MltdieU 9-4571. Open eve 1939 STUDESAKER Commander TV repairing by our "Learn by remote centrol switches. CaU ML Richard MarUn NORTH END—Juit completed, ctis- For Appointment ment lost night that noa-striking rssolution at this Urns wnuM ooty' coupe. New paint, good body and Earth movliig, harkfllling and not on the Edewalks. Receptacles den, $11400. Cnrlton W. Hutchins, | llaochreter, ta said DUSiict,' decesMd employes, m ^ at whom bskxig to nings. grading a specialty. Reaaonable Doing" method. EnroU now at 8-6917. GENERAL MANAGER BEXXER BROS, upright piano. Next To Norman'i tom buUt I bedroom Ranch, built 3 a 94193, 34164. t e raotlOB o( F r ^ O. StetDCr e( endanger ths psoc* parlay SM chrome. MI. 8-6513. ConnecUcut’a Oldest Etectronica Sitoatimw Wanted— should be placed on the lawn the Town of Manchester, Connecticut with tho dlecijminating kqyer In wsr* dropped from tbs pay- thrsoten peace HssU. • rates. Phone ML 9-0650 after 5 p. night before M trucks start in Vary good condlUon, $150. 3Q. ' esld Itencheoer, edmlelslrster. roB until they return to work. The 1958 DE SOTO Custom Flrodoms m. School for cUas starting soon. CaU Pemato '• 38 Inquire Liquor Store mind. Large kitchen, with dining J. WATSON BEACH end CO. BOLTON—Brand new ultra niod-1 *1^ ? Going a step furtl^, Vtshiniky eight, two tone gray, four door Hartford 31680, or write for fuU CHILD’S STATION Wagon. Good the area at aeven A.M. ______I______Reoltore—Insurers onnounesment sold in port: ~Unto Acceaaortes—THres 8 451 HiGtford R(Mid area. Lhdng room with fireplace. era 4-raom ranch with overslsed b« S a occuasd Lodge at airing the ^ sedan, 4,400 mUes. Excellent con- information. New England Techni LADY DESIRES housework for condition. $13. CaU ML $4610. Sand wUl be deUvered to aU EXCEFTIONALLY fins ussd Wurl- TUed both. FuU cellar, basement Hartford 2-3115 garags. Marble sad brick fire-1 ^ cr^iton eduun vMcb to Thsr* WiU h* no pay for thos* chorgas with the srprisi purpesa... dlUon, $3,190. MI. 9-1138.______adult fomUy. CaU MI. 37477 after parte of town on December 7,1853. for whom thsra la no work.-. This LIFETIME Batteries, seU-charg- SIGNS OF ALL cal Institute, 193 TnimhuU St, itser ntiihogaay aplnst piano, tak a in-S-7796^ garage. Near new school and bus. pines, oak floors, pin# poneUlng, St?*iSii*tb!rin their eleime ssstiut of Impedolng ths telkA Hartford, Conn. 8 p.m . — ALUMINUM In the event of a mow storm, SEPTIC TMKS^ en in trade. Itust be seen to be Ctn be seen hy si lintment only. 3fANCHBFIER — Thro* bhdroom stteilnUtretor is not a notics of terminaittoa of Lod^ brushed that choigs asMs, 1940 CHRT8LER Royal. Motor Ing, 6 year guarantee. $39.96 any deUvery will be made the follow c o lo i^ . bjuilt 1951. M’ Uving room, ample ckwtts, large lot. Only {directed to siTe pubUe Mice t o __ employment .... stfsctlng occresd cor. Let' us demonstrate. Budget DESCRIPTIONS AND epprecloted. Kemp'a, Inc. ACB R ealty Co. 32292. $9,500.------Phone_ _B arbara . Wootte I creditors to^fiitB^ Is thelr.cMIme wBhIs dsetered: “Ws hava half a miHton * overhauled. Reasonably priced. COMBINA’nON ing day, December 8, 1958. Suburbaa for Beat $6 firoplaoo. Often etelrway, dining ,••10 Ume sHowed by pebltehliir s copy bsqsflte or other rights, and must at sur young msn In Kona. Tkot ML 9-9198. the cost Cols Motors, MItcheU Bonds—Stocks— SAXOPHONE. Bueocher E-flot j room with dialr raU, famUy aisa Agency, MItcheU 37702. l ot this nrdrr la some sevspsper bevins not bs construsd as suMi. R it only 9-09$0. TRUCK LETTERING Situations W anted— 'WINDOWS and DOORS Jamea Sheekey PLUUEB SEWERS OFF CENTER ST.-K : beautifully fundahes ths strengsst posMhta- Mortifsges 81 M ato' 39 Engineer * Supt. of Highways alto. Cnee and Inotnim ent, Uk* CHEAP RENT for raliaU* ceupte, decorated rooms. Ihttraac* haU, cabinet kttchen and ceramic til* ----- n ,, J * •» eeld pnibste district, notics of a temporary period dur noUvo that any country could have 'OLIVER’S PERSONALLY TRIPLE 'TRACK and new, $00: 3 0 . 330T7. to shora expsnsss and furnish largs llvlaf room with flroplaca, both. Ptestarod walla, oak floor SUNSET ESTATEE, Vornon. New {within ten days from Um date o( tbU ing wtUeb th sre la no work to b* Mitchell 9-1860 . meals for aiiiel* man. Garage. ing, hot water oU heal. Ooppor $ bedroom ranch, fuU ceUsr, cera <^rr.'i«d retuni make to this awrt of to sstobUab a IssUng psoco in that SELECTED USED CARS EARLY BIRD SALE FIRST AND Ssooad m ortgages DOUBLE TRACK m m dining room aad-kltdisn on first mic tiled bote. Urge lot in a the oMIce riera. performed until normal speratlons country." bought for our own ocoounLo t ^ n s t ! WANTED-Part time work eve- Jla ikiii QI E 8CANDALL Accordion (1168) pearl Frederick Baxter, Phone PI. floor. Thro* bedrooms and bath cn plumbing. Interior In top coodlUoa, JOHN J. WAIXETT. Judos or* rasum sd-’’. CENTER MOTOR SALES aervice. MaiKdiester $18.95 and up with block. 110 hose —3 octavos. 9410L Route 43A. like new. Lot 10 x 130. Buyer may beautiful ootting, fuU price $13400. Winter tires below wholesale. eanfidenUal nlnga after 8:90. Phone MI. 36636. H * I Rodio-TV SwviM SapMe Ihoks, Dry WaSs, Sowar ■econd floor. Ruaco combination Other Uatiaga fn same tract. ACB _ UniTATION OBOXB Saying th* refusal of non-strikers REAR OF POST OFFICE Buy one regular price, get one half HonschoM Services Investm ent Oorpn 344 No reoeoaoU* offer refused. Write windows, oU boat, attoMMd aaaum* roortgog* with l%% in- AT A COURT o r PROBATE held to cross the phpto engravers’ street. Pbone MItcheU 84413 37 Starkweather St. Lbtea lastallri OiSar Wa$Mw P. O. Box 9$, TMcottviUa, Conn. ROCKVnXE-6 rooms, tunrialMd' terost rate if dMlrad-JPrlc* $14400. RoMty Co. 3 a 32163. at Mencbestcr. with and- ter the picket Unss was a vtolation at th* SAMPLE BUYS price. Choice of two treads. Fa Offered IS-A PARAMOUNT P taeflas Oo m . ghower both, first floor. Privats garage. Immediate ocetipency. IHslrict of Msochcst'r. on the lOth day mous Pennsylvania Lifetime guar Dogn—Kivlf P*ts Madeline Smith, Reeltqr, 30. January let occupancy. The COVENTRY — Oommuters 1 of Noeember. A.O. IKI. other unions’ contracts with . th* 1953 Chevrolet Sedan De Luxe— ENGINEERING CO. • SEEVBOE CHAME $356 ontroneo; central (auiteUe for two Eaoott Agency, Uoeneed Broker, *$ a n d FuUv equipped. Ebccellent antee, plus lifetime rood bosord WEAVINQ of hums, moth holes tH E NEW MANCHESTICR WtariRg Apparel . Fars school teachers). Rssponslhte pso- 31942, 30. 34919. g ain s,. etx room house, aU Preerot. JOHN J. WAU.ETT. Judse. newspapers, ths stetemsnt con guarantee, plus aUowance for your and tom clothing, hcrisery runs, Bosiness Opportonities 82 41 Oak Street MdONNIY IROS. 31$ High Street Woet Phene 3fen- provemoRto, $5,756; new Cq>* Eetnte of Ssinurl J. Elliott. lets ef tinued: conmtlon. Full guarantee. C enter, 666 Main S t Itonfrci pup- lU. IU-84S6S TeL $0-84385 SEWEBAOB DISPOSAL O a pls only. Raferencss. Box J. H*r- 3CAMCHEvrER-Cm r '^ 5 ',7