± .4 :. The Herald Wishes One and All a Very Happy New Year K. SATURDAY, DECEMBER 29.1961 ■'►s' /■ S ofttin s If^raUt Arerpge Daily Net Prem Run ional, Oreanwlcli Tima, Beoop, For thfi Week Eadtag Tha WoallMr Bhafeat, North Star, Bouthara At Fort Dix Thaw, Freeze DMMaher 80 e( D. a. Weaflhii m ' . 1 • ■■rtTown Croat, Oar, Viking, Naw T orkv, r Heard Along Main Btreet OoamopollU, PanMnm, Calendar, ate. t Open^kating 1 0 , 4 « 3 : Ctoady toaigM Y JM •* th* Owter Evary coUaetar haa a faw Itatna iianrljpatpr Inrnittg llrralJi dariag ISe early iS et at «:ao tomor* */HieAaeis Mriahrr af the Audit ‘ 4 f u l Oft Some of Manchester** Side StreeU, Tory of spacial prida and Mr. Dougharty Bar*aa ef arrulattoa* '< Taeaday eteady, tflM auppar, for la no axcaptlon. Among hla la a Supervised Skating Is JEWELERS MancheMar ...A City of ViUaga Charm win bo cbargod. copy of tha drat nawapapar avar M« boyi ud gim art Oeed SamariUM '* police department. Joa A inaon, cuatotllan at the armory lithelerlted to racalva Ita nawa and bo printed Availalile at 3 Flood­ MMIM 1* attMld. Natural phenomena have a facil while flying on a eonmarclal air ity for bringing out the friendly and tha coveted concrete block that F IL L BE a O S E D ALL DAY VOL. LXXI, NO. 77 (CtaaatfM AdverMiriag aa Page 0) MANCHESTER, CONN. MONDAY. DECEMBER 31, 1951 (FOURTEEN PAGES) night when Anaaldi left after the trip. A latter, algnad by tha pilot lighted Locations PRICE FIVE CBII1S helpful oualitiea of people. Man- and co-pllot, attaat to It -' MBile far tha New Taar'i Cve c h ^ r waa "iced in" a week ago ahow, leaving hla treaaured preaent MONDAY, DECEMBER 31, iM ea « t lha Cyp Chib of Uia Om< alttlng on the floor underneath the Urn paper. Up-Ta-flm-Mla- Supervised akating got tmdar- Thuraday night and alnce then we ■te Mi^ waa dtstrtbated to tha way at Center Springs pond aoon- t v O aiingallm ul Church, from have been picking up .aeporta of bleachera. It remained in tha TO GIVE OUR EMPLOYES •:W a. m. to 1 a. m., win be pro- proml armory for aome time before Ben- paaaengera. ar than expected laat night after iJberated Fliers T«il of Red (^estioning many good d«eda. The moat Another ia a copy of tha pub­ a thaw and a quick freeae over tMM by Lou Joubert and hie nent'^example waa that of Cheater non depoaited it in the police emer­ v cbeatra. Iherp wlU aleo be re- gency truck one day and it then lication from tha U88 Missouri, the tong weekend eliminated the A LONG HOUDAY WEEKEND Brunner. . _ . tha Isaue which covered tha sign­ sand-covered Ice which had made fiMHtbMttttM uid •fitcrtiinincnt Chet waa driving down Eaat felt into the handa of the police aad a queea win be choaen. again. Somehow the C. W. B. com­ ing Af tha peace with Japan. A akating impossible. Center atreet in one of hie. panel bit later la tha extra edition of The sand brought dowii from Three Planes, 69 pany waa able to aecure It from Irucka. He peaaed the Center and The Atomic Blast, printed on A Bigelow brook during a rain and Mr. and Mra. J. F. Baretow and turned aouth to Main atreet. At the police laet week and how it ia Lee who finda the oft-wiahed-upon plua one day and covering tha A- sleet storm eariler in the month A HAPPY NEW YEAR TO ALL daughter Joann of 460 Main the Center he aaw a crowd of about bomb teat at Bikini. Tha paper absorbed the sun's heat and melt­ Btreet ara vtalUng relatlvea in SO women waiting for tranapor- gift cluttering up hia aervice ata- tion. wax published at tha base on ed downward into the Ice, maMwg Plainfield and Flemington, N. J., tatlon, all of which had been atalled Kwajeleln Island. it Mrous. by the icy roada. Chet turned The only hitter thing about the aver the w e * end. aituation ia that Lee waa the flrat To avoid confusion, I>r. Dough­ 'The unexpected change brought around and returned to the Center. erty haa devlaed a c a ^ Index sys­ hundreds of enthusiasts to the He loaded the back of hla truck one who had to ahell out any dough Mlea Frieda Markert of Flem- for the block. Maybe It ia the luii tem for his papers. Tha papers pond where the two-acre skating Disappear on IJ. S with the women, and. aaklng thetr Ington. N. J.. who bat been vieit- themselves ara kept in shallow area waa covered with Ice seven deatinatlona. proceeded to deliver before .the etorm. but thinga are Inches thick, according to Park Ing Mr. and Mra. J. F, Baretow of pretty quiet at l..ee'a now. Pre- boxes, with the more Important them to their homea. l!arh time ones In transparent envalopes. Pvt. Joseph J. Superintendent Horace F, Mur- 460 Main etreet the paat month, hla truck emptied he returned for aumably he la figuring out aome phey. la returning to her home today. another load. plana of hla own for the cinder Pvt. Joseph J. Pasek of this Supecvlaed skating will be held block and It la likely to wind up Banquet Blntha We underatand that Oood Sa­ Speaker before members of the town has arrived at'F ort Dix, N. every day from 1:30 to 5 p. m. and Gala Search PlaiicH maritan Brunner crawled into bed in aomehody elae'a handa before from 6:30 to 10 p. m„ Murphey Indicate 19 Hunt Liner, long. Manchester High School football J., for basic training with the 0th Captain All Alone at hia home on Avery atreet at said. The area ia floodlighted for team. "It is indeed gratifying to Infantry Division and has been about 2 o'clock in the morning. look out Into the audience here to­ evening skating. A loudspeaker Hunt East* Wegt We alao underatand that he got Happy Hobby assigned to Co. A, 47th Inf. Reg. system broadcasts recorded mu­ Walter Dougherty of Glen Rock, night and see such fine young men New Year's Eve Party C adets on 40 Persons atuck more than a few timea on hia who have played football for dear for 16 weeks of basic training. He sic. ALDAN aelf-appolnfed rotinda. N. J., haa a hobby of collecting Skating under supervision con­ On Sinking Vessel fly THE A8HCNTATr,D PRRHM old Hartford High.” . Coops! will receive Instruction in general We think that he and olhera tike nameplatea of newapapera from all tinues at two other locations in Rearrh planes roared PH0TD8RAPHERS over the world. Rome of the Toastmaster at another func­ military subjects, infantry weap­ through murky, sklea In the him deaerve a rouaing cheer for tion spent several minutes In a town, the tennis courts at the rear Army Craft Over Lakes their work that cold evening. moat colorful are printed in the ons and tactics. VETERANS OF FOREIGN WARS Fjwt and Weat today hunling flowery Introduction of one of th.e of the Community T on North Loodon, Dec. .11—(/P)—Two U. S. N «^’ venaela raced today charactera of many languagea and Pvt. Pasek Is the husband of Main street and the West Side MANCHESTER GREEN three alrrrafl which vanished Candid finder Block Bluen have a wide geographic intereat. guest speakers and when he final­ the In filial over the weekend ly got around to mentioning the Mrs. Mary A. Pasek of 84 Durant Oval. Both areas are floodlighted toward American steamer Flying Enterpriae, lying dis­ Phoenix. Ariz„ Dec. 11— PittsburKh, Dec. 31— it. that atari. Father Abraham. Limelight, Cold Oiieaseo nut street was elected president of authoritlen. (AT Photo by radio from .) Bad 'weather throughout Ari­ carrying 4(1 persons which dis­ by Continental Charters'; Inc., $>f grapher on the scene. Several At Woodhrldge, N. J., (Tsrisen's | Miami, left Pittsburgh Saturday cinder block haa a hlatory all Ita Flaahllght. Caah Box. Acorn. Oak Word was passed along this Sunset Circle of Past Noble wife and two daughters huddled Sail to U. S. zona today hampered the scanli appeared on a ino-mlle Pltls- own. Leavea, Truth, Lie (German) Of Bob's fine photos appeared in Grands of Sunset Rebekah Lodge, for the big C-47 plane snd an F-51 night at 9:47 p. m. (e.s.t.) on a , week to this department of the Thursday and Friday night's edi­ Fun For All — $5.00 Per Couple near a radio in their modest home; burgh In Buffalo flight. It Laat winter Fire Commlaatoner Hawkeye, Camera. Kodak, Ferrla two red-faced members of the at a brief business meeting and fighter plane which also has hern look off Ralurday nighi for the non-achediiled flight to Buffalo tions of The Herald. and prayed for him. He had told i wUh seven crew members and 33 FILMS Andy Anaaldi waa preaented the Wheel. Lott Poat, Palm Leaf, Gold Manchester Police Department Christmas party at the home of First I9.’>2 Parly rc.*cuer* "Ml stick to the ship as’ W ith Eden missing alnce yesterday after­ normally sne-hour hop with a cinder hlock. from hla own yard lieaf, Patriot, Spy, Cyclone. Tor­ who were patrolling Main street Retiring President Mrs. Emma O aim s U. S. noon.' three-hour gasoline supply. passengers. DEVELOPED AND New Directory A Few Reflenrations Open — Phone 2-8018 U.S. Honors long as she remains afloat." Hla The silvery ship, purchasrei Incidentally, at the annual firemen- nado, Red Ink. India Ink. recently. During one of the cold Dowd of Maple street-last eve­ wife, both proud snd concerned. | Only heavy alrcisft have taken 8. A r-47 mllllary Irana- PRINTED The brand new 1951-52 Man­ ning. Mrs. Bernice Cox was from the government altout at* poltce Polio beneflt baaketball Alao Phonograph, Teller, Goaaip. spells, parking meters froze and chester Directory, hulking larger On U. S. Vessel said "My hti.sbsnd Is a go(Hl cap- . Southampton, Eng.. Dec. off for the early search with the pnrl, laat heard from yesterday game. It waa a gift from the rival Minatrel. Play Boy. Calico Print, two members of Manchester's elected vice president and Mra. lighter craft being held hack aflernnnn near . Phoenix, Ariz. months ago, had a three hour 24-HOUR SERVICE than ever, is out this week, with Knew Fliers tain. He's also a very stubborn | 11—(/P)—The liner Queen gasoline supply for a 190-mil* Guaher, Oozinga, Teleacope, Eye- finest were assigned to get the Evelyn Swords, secretary. Awarded to man snd doesn’t give up easily. | pending better flying conditions It wan carrying Sfi persons. In­ Flfan Deposit Bog its clean light-orange cover Twenty of the past noble grands San Francisco, Dec. .31—(^ Mary, carrying Prime Mini- trip expected to take one hour. Opener, Cabinet, Walnut Bureau. meters in working condition gleaming brightly In contrast to —Tb- crew of the .\mcrlcan All we can do is pray." Rain, clouds and high winds were cluding 19 Went Point cadeta, At Store Entninee Bottoma Up, Teetotaller, Suma- again. attended the enjoyable affair, and 8ter Winston Churchill to reported In the search arcs. It on a flight from Hamilton Air Perfect Condition the worn snd shabby-looklng gifts were exchanged by the freighter Paul Revere filed a A U. ,S. Navy spokesman said rlne. Barnacle, Coyote, Wildcat. The job got monotonous, so we In Hungary the destroyer John W. Weeks was America for talks with Presi­ was believed the hig transport Force Rime, (Ylllf., In flood In Miami, ownera of the plane ' cover on the '50-'51 Directory myatery pals," whose identity / « ? \ claim today for the first I9.M Danbury Lt. said that It was In perfect con­ Main Liner, Spur, Broom. Sweep. were informed, and the two blue- New Year’s celebration on speeding Io the scene from Bor­ dent Truman, put out to sea may have gone off course Into fellow ,\lr Rase, Texas. SERVICES Enaign, Yeoman. Sparka. Blaze. that has seen so much service in was revealed last night. Angel 3. An air-force F-hl Mus­ dition at the takeoff, KEMFS eoats decided to play a game. this office for the past year. earth. deaux and expected to arrive the riiggM mountain arcs Eye Wltneaa, X-Ray, Sticker, Fly Each man was to guess the cake with ice cream and chocolate Budapest, Hiing.iry, Dec. three days late today. tang fighler. which vanished "That waa Ita second flight with That Interpret The Wishes The new 782-pagc directory The New Year reached the Washington, Dec. 11—{N*) within 48 hours. The transport Dele.ved first by the heaviest northeast of here. Paper. amount of pennies in the meter sauce, tea and coffee were served 31—(yP)—The official Com­ after Ita pllol, believed the us since Its purchase and a com­ numbers 22 pages more than laat ship when It wns only 7 a. m. Golden Ragle, bound from the U. Atlantic storm* in year* and then End llnlhlays plete overhaul," aald T. H. Guthrie, Alao Ham A Egga, Die Frank- and the winner would get one at tables decorated appropriately — A Connecticut artillery of­ S. to England, also was ordered At Hamilton Air Force Rase In only person aboard, radhied Of The Fsmily •forter. Appeal to Reaaon. Scrap­ year's, and MO pages more than for the holiday season. munist press charged ye.t- Dee. SI, I9.M, In New Y'ork. by a balky anchor, the SI,000-ton for landing Instrucllnna at Jr, vice president of the company. point. the 1913 edition which waa the ficer has w'on the Army's to the scene. California, 11 was reported the per. Optic, Lena, Needle, Magnet, terday that the U. S. govern­ The crew’* boa*t «a* radioed luxury vessel finally got away at Tucson. Winner of the "contest" is not earliest Directory we found in 17th Medal of Honor in Korea Listing 60 Degrees cadets were among the 28 aboard. "The plane took off from Pitta- Riptide, Breakera, Bugle, Reveille, knowT). However, the policemen ment knew the whci'eabouta to the Assoeleted Pres* In San 11:.5S a. m. |6:,58 a. m. e.s.t.) burgh in good weather--a 1,900 . the office and which, we dis­ for gallantry which cost his Tlie It. S. Navy transport Gen­ She originally had been sched­ They presumably were returning ' In addition, allll missing JOHN B. BURKE Anawera, Quiz, Senator, Repreaen- found It took the monotony out of the four American fliers Franclseo by Cnptaln Philip eral A. W. Greeley had removed 33 to the Academy after Christmas waa another C-47 mllllar.v foot ceiling and 10-mlle vlalblllty. tative, locomotive. Time Table. covered,, was printed by none Mohun a* hi* freighter neared life but saved an infantry uled to sail with her 1,104 pas- raESGRirnoNS of the job and they had a little other than The Herald Printing Personal Notices jailed by Hungary while an passengers and the crew. Others with their famines In northern craft which vanished last "Nobody anywhere reported Stylui, Quill, Pyramid. The fun. besides, guessing the meter the International dateline conipany. — renger* on Friday. hearing a plana In trouble. There Curefally eonpooBied. FUNERAL HOME Company. Allied aerial search was made were taken off hy the merchant Churchill and hi* party of 35, California. Wednesday with eight per­ Sphinx, Queen, Joker, Lighthouae, contents. southwest of Slldnay Island. He was 1st Lt. Lee R. Hnitell. ships snd a tanker. Hamilton said the plane carried sona aboard on a flight from was no fire, for a blaze would Other than the increase in the for their plane last Novem­ Mohun reported his ship wn* including Foreign Secretary An­ S7 Eaat Ceoter S t.' Teh 6668 Miat, Broadcaater, Liatener-In, No Card of Thanks 28. \v)io.*e widow, Mrs. MsrKsrel "The Navy aald the Greeley would five other military passengers and Hpokane, Wash., Io Travis have been arm for milea. Taxes, Utopia. number of pages, which merely hound for Baltimore, Sid., with K. Hsitell snd three rhildren live thony Eden, had )>een waiting on "Continental Chartera haa been Flrat Assignment reflects the increase in the popu­ ber. stand by Ihe badly-listing Flying X Crew of four. Air Raae, Calif. ABIBVLANCE 8BKVICE Also phonograph. Teller. Gossip, T hf underfiiRned wleh to thAnk thAir It al.so rarriod on the ttiome a cargo of ore from Maslnloe, Bt 105 Garfield avenue, in Dsn- hoard since 45 minutes after Sat­ In service five years and we Bob Nauman, the very capable lation of the town, the new direc­ Enterprise until relieved by the urday midnight. At West Point, N. Y.. the Infor­ Mugwump, Genius, Whetstone, hotographer who joined The mtny nelghbora and friendi for thtir that the U. S. is trying to get P. I. bury. Conn. His parents, Mr. and Travis Air Force Raae, haven’t had a fatality. In tl)ls tory differs from the last one, by .words of sympathy and acta of kind* Golden Eagle. The last report Hope of sailing yesterday was mation office In the U. R. Military Grinder. Front Page, Paragraph. ierald family last week after nets beatoweL’ upon th^m during the apy-.iaboteur* into Hungary. Mrs. Andre* Hartell, live at 12 Academy aald It had no Informa­ I Calif., Dec. t l —<45—A B-17 preaent Incident, we are hoplim S the addition of a new department dashed when the port anchor he- that no news Is good new*. Nutmeg, Punch Bowl. Punch. several months of "assisting" your lllnesfi and at the tim# of tha c>ath A front-page editorial In tiie Robinaon avenue, Danbury. (Contlnueal on Page Fnnr) tion that the cadeta were aboard escorted a C-97 military Irmna. Plainsman. Mouqtalneer. Traveler. that fills a need of oufs that long of their dear wife and mother Dorla E. • t The valorous scUon* which rama jammed In It* housing. "W* know the plane had a first favorite newspaper, will long re­ has been in need of filling. Snow. official party newspaper Szabatl the mlasing plane. port with 10 aboard lately In Settler, Man, Bystander, Merid­ Nep told Hungarian* the U. S. won the nation’s hishest military Workmen had to cut through a C ^ L CL member his first assignment. Harold Snow and aona, plate Into the housing to release However, s spoKcstnan said Io Travla Air Baae Runday It came shortly after 8 o’clock The new feature is a numerical Wapplng. C9nn. gnvarnnirnt knew the plane ha«l Hot, Cold Wars award foe.IA--Hartell were re­ cadets had been on holiday leave after two of toe franaport's ■J. Webber, pliib a well-equipped listing of all the telephone num­ not crashed but "accuaed u» of ported by 1st Lt. Joseph W. Bur­ to# jammed fluke. Then they had erew." r ri w X Thursday morning when Police Blizzards Trap tto replace the plaie. alnce Dec. 22. and It was possible four engines quit 300 mllm nut Chief Herman Schendel relayed bers In Manchester, starting with In Memoriam being Inhuman, causing worry to kett of 5118 f(snd ■Springs road, that a group returning to the Continental President John A. 3001, the number of Harold C. Fog Urta over Ihe ocean on a flight the relative* of the airmen." Major Legacy Tulsa, Okla., whoae company was from Hawaii BeIding arrived from Miami to Pohl, and running through all the Tn memory of Raymond J. Moonan. It *ai(l the big search that be­ saved by Hartell'* valor. Final tests on the anchor were join the search, declaring; «'ho passed away December 29, 1941. (CkMMnued on Page Five) numbers up to 2-9998, which is the gan after Soviet fighter* forced rtarteil joined Co. B of the 9lh Crowds in West complete In mid-morning. Even 'Tm hopeful we will find the WASTE PAPER number of Harlowe G. Willis. '*Wo area 111$ Sowfhf team wftoa wo $vUuk$i t$ Just in years ago today. down the C-47 cargo plane Nov. 19 To Infant 1952 Infantry Regiment as a forward then, fog In the harbor raised plan# and that everyone will ba 6-3388 PICTURE FRAMING We’re not sure just why the Our dear Dad and husband pasted Hat Athstli Trlph Roflsed Neatfsf 0/L" In Hungary wa* a fake, and add- ob.*erver Aug. 26. During an doubt whether the hig ship could alive. I don’t know what coiild Messrs. Price snd Lee, publishers away. Winter Resorts Hartford Travel Bureau He Is gone. It was God’a. will. ad: enemy counter attack. Hartell get underway with the tide. Not have happened.” " Pictures Mounted aad Framed of the directory. Included this list­ '’Strike, fraatc, (pare? . . . Oh lurc, I ttill hear 907 Model But in our hearts we love Mm atlll. "Today . . . the whole world By THE A.SSOf'lATED PBF.SS was sitting in an expo.*ed. position until 10;30'a. m. did a Cunard offi­ Says Reds Plan War 180 Planea In Hunt Call ing, which is printed on green thoxa lermf. He sayi he strike* out for holtic after know* that the U. S. government on a knoll in the path of the cial tell newsmen: Capt. Alexander Woznlak of the- papeh and inserted at the end of Mrs. Anne Moonan and son. work to relax hia frame a few iparc moment* ia A troubled world greets 1952 to­ Reno, Dec. 31- (45— Hundreds of Mrs. Marie L eslctka.' could have conaoled the relative* heaviest a.*.*ault. He neverthele.*.* "The Queen Mary will ssll at U. R. Air Force, is In charge of to* ALIERT NACKOWSKI the book, but we are grateful, be­ a cow chair. And Atlantic’* Triple Refined Heit- night with hope* and prayers that winter sports fans were snow­ noon." ___ aerial search. He had 160 planea Immediately, but political apccula- it truly will be s "Happy New called for artillery fire within 10 COLlECnON 88 Lockwood St. TeL 8-4813 cause we will now be able to at­ iqg Oil give* a maximum convcriion to heat; that yards of hi* own posttidn. bound today In the high Rockies B;^ that time toe fog had lifted at his disposal, including military tiona overcame humanity.’’ Year" for everyone *t their way in bad weather on of prayer at traditional church many casualtiea, both enemy and cused the Reds of planning war Canadian territory near the VfW. them In our wallet, without both­ watch night ceremonies. Transcontinental highways were peace but war," safd Maj. Gen. To Save ^ p e r. The Need Has Not Diminished! a flight with emba*.*y mipplie* American. They found Lt. Hartell while negotiating a truce and of Howard M. Turner. UN negotla border. A Coast Guard plana.ftom DRAUeHTSMAN ering to identify them by pame, Infant 19.52 will inherit the fold dead at hia post. rinsed In the mountain passes of As 200 Watch, Ralem, Mass., and Coast Guard from Erding", , fo Bel­ trying to squirm out of an agree-' tor. "You have cast an ominous AND in spite of the knowledge that our and hot war cares of old 1951. and Hartell entered the army as an Colorado and along the CaUfomla- boats were told to cover laike memory la not always up to the grade, Yugoalavia. Capt. Dave its leap-year calendar will have a Nevada state line. ment tn tell what happened to sharfow over these negotiations.. Henderson told reporter* after hi* enlisted man from the National Erie In rase the missing aircraft task of linking telephone numbers few added events of It* own. par­ Guard ln^,F«l>rii8ry, 1941. He Was Among the hundreds stranded Takes Own Life more than 50,000 unaccounted for A Qrave Matter went down In those chill, choppy CONSTRUCTION with names. As a result, we have release that the plane sent me.*- ticularly the Itnited States Pres­ prisoner* of war. Rear Adm. R. R. Libby said the sages until the landing but that In Sierra Nevada winter resorts waters. An Air Force amphibian, often come across a number idential election. (Continued on Pnge Two) were ex-New York Yankee star Rubcnmmitteea wound up toe Communists refused to provide manned by a crew from Weatover they must hsve been garbled be­ data on prisoner* the UN **y» SUPERVISOR without having the slightest no­ New Yorkers will welcome the Joe DiMagglo, his divorced wife Bourbon, ind., Dec. 31—(45 A year still deadlocked on the issues Field in Massachuaetta, was as­ cause they wer6 not received In of policing an armistice and ex­ were not Hated on the official Red tion as to whose phone it would Mid Year Registrations New Year tonight ^at theaters, and their eon. They were caught soldier on leave shot and killed a signed ro flights back and forth Frankfurt). roster until the Allies supply fur WRITE BOX “ O” ring snd, not being hardy enough cabaret.*. and Times Square, at Sky Tavern on Mt. Rose. 20 16 year old Mentone, Ind., girl changing pri.soners of war. Both I over the C-48'a planned coume. to risk a call to find out,—you One of the last report* from the where tens of thousands ma*s *n- groups scheduled meetings In Pan- ther Information on prisoners in Visibility .over much of the course Do You K n o w — do THH-HERALD plane In flight said it had been Acheson Sees mllea southwest of Reno, along laat night as ahe set among 200 can’t tell who might answer the n((ally to cheer the stroke of mid­ with 80 other skiers. munjom for IJ a. m. 'Tuesday - UN ramps. Most of the 50.000 was only 800 feet when the search FOR fired on. First report* to reach worahlppere In the Apostolic New Year’s Day (9 p. m., Mon-i the UN. claims, were listed as Stating Qualifications phone under such circumstances night. Others will usher in '19.52 A dozen other Sierra Nevada Church and then killed himself. began. . STORE WILL RE we had always thrown It away, the West after the plane disap­ at the city’s chqrches. day. est.) prisoners by the Red* In official ^^d weather conditions delayed Yon too can save money by getting your peared were on Dec. 3 from the New Treachery winter resorts were Isolated. None State Police said Omer Rhoe- CLOSED though not without some reluc 027.M F-aeh wa* In danger. Resorts reported "By ynur~ag*umed attitude of radio broadcasts were Routh' Ko- tance and a great deal of curiosity. Russian news agency Tass, which maker, 24, Akron, Ind., shot Ruth a victor and your Insistence on reans. glasses at Union Optical Co. Prices at many nightclubs have guests enjoying their predicament Golden in the back of the neck (tiohUnued on Page 8e‘vea) But now, thanks to the new sec­ said the plane was forced doum by been boosted for tonight's celebra-: The Communist* Insisted Mon­ Monday, Dec. 31 ■ I WUAim THE REAL PRICE Soviet fighters in Hungary. By Reds in ’52 — with ample food, fuel, and drink. and spine, apparently becauae the tion, a' truly valuable mnemonic Babyland Marion Williams Peck tlon with a $2T.50-per-person In C!olorado .500 persons, mostly day that they already had turned . • • wouldn't have datea with him. Service at Union Optical is the best in M ON TOUR nODSET crutch, we can .not only keep all (Henderson and the two non­ charge at the Hotel Pierre's Co­ skiers, were twice trapped by tha over *11 haal* data on war prison­ and Tuesday, New commissioned officers of the crew He then shot himself in the town. the unnamed numbers we hgve, tillion Room topping the New New York, Dec. 31—(45 — Any winter storm. Snow plows reached er* (ind 'only "mlniitUte" was left. fan] TouH Bud oar eoimietMit but add all we want to without are resting at Erding. The York list. temple, staggered out of the Libby decliired It wa.e not "min­ I w j •ppralMTU w«n a— Unni to fourth member, Capt. John J. peacn-ln Korea may be followed by them Sunday atop 11.314-foot church, drove four bloc4i*, atalled Year's Day fear. KEMP'S, Inc. School of the Dance In Philadelphia, the New Y'car some new ’’(Communist treachery" high Berthoud Pass. But at tha News Tidbits utiae" but "a grave matter.” Bulletins All work done at Union Optical Co. is M p yoa: 768 Mala St Maarkaatar Swift, Is en route home to visit will be welcomed w ith the glltter- to* ear In a snow hank and fired there; Secretary of State Acheaqn shivering caravin of aobf-aiitoa two more bullets Into hia body. He The Allied negdtiator said Bemember, tbufu la av Ye Newspaper Reporter says, or be offset by a major Red moved out, new alldca f'roarad CuHcfi from AP Wires North Korean Maj. Gen. Lee Rand from the AP Wires guaranteed. Up spake the cub reporter, then: " STUDIO— R39 MAIN STREET (Continued on Page Seven) was found In blood (Msked snow F. E. B R A Y aay ebllgatloa w t^ too call (Conttnued on Page Four) aiggreaalon in southeast Asia or across the roada and vtaaled the bealds tha car. Oho promised Dec., 19 to furnish "Old man, you're out of date other border area- pasa again. the request Information. Llhby , JEW EI.ER The line of talk you're giving us Horrified witnesseai .watched aa said he considered It a definite Come In and have Mr. Christensen adjust JARVIS RSeLTF That pr<>spect was held by the A Colorado state high4Vay patrol Shoemaker fired, five shots at the Talliilah Bsnl(head goes on air FAIRLES8 NEWS FARLEY State Theater Building 4118 Is fifty years too late. Se»-retaiV last night In a year-end officer said a huge slide bUried In New oYrk last night without committment. Plttsburgb, Dec. 81—^41— your glasses, free of charge. Folks don’t 'arrive', they don't pretty dark haired girl. Two hit incident after someone threatens foreign policy aummary and new a truck carpring three men Sun­ her. X third hit Judy Faulkner, 13, Lee urgM aa immediate agree­ President Beajamin F- Falrieao 'depart': Tap - Ballet - Acrobatic Spy-Saboteur Camps year forecnat In which he told the day night. Ope waa said to have to bomb (Vnler theater If she ap­ ment to exchatilge all prisoners a* of the United States Hteel Oorp. They come and go Instead. of Bourbon, Ind., in the hip and nation that this la no time "to let escaped. TTie other two were re­ the other two went wild. The peared . .The 19.50 tensus shows ')* fine New Year's agreement. called n news conference to- Don't ‘retire’ when they’re aleepy. down at all invigilance, purpoae ported missing. Non* waa Iden­ there are only 96.6 men aged '21 "Your proposal for an all-for- dny to disclose whether Faulkner girl was not seriously In­ In New York last night without They simply go to bed. and effort." tified. jured. all exchange haa one fatal defect,” he will nccepit nn Invitation M THE ARMY and NAVY CLUEi Jiist take a tip from Percy Prim, i. Reaciied“ for Fast Use It la hard to ssy that any one An avalanche In the Sierra Ne­ and over for each 100 women In Liby replied. "You did niit mean address the CIO Halted Stoel- Don't feel badly, but feel bad State Trooper Robert Wilson tame age group.' Baton - Bdirqpm year III more critical than an­ vada nedr Echo Summit, «S mile* said Shoemaker cam* Into the 'air when you aald all." He did not workers conventloa Thuradfly. C o b ib T o New York Renstor Rnzo Gsa- Stop grouching O’er the goo>—A t-- of aUndby prison campaTfqr use other," Aoheaon told a meeting of elpbora .#, but preaumablv re­ days Jewish War Veterans, "but it (Continued on Faga Three) pari has outfitted an auto trailer BRI'TAIN MAKES PAYMENT 641 MAIN STREET, MANCHESTER T E L 2-.1128 When 'pleasant times were temey General McGrath Is Ih event of emergency. Hf says (Continwdi e« Paga .TlirM)) aa aa office with bridge table for ferred to .50,000 prisoners the AI- quietly takiq^ the first step.* authorized to say more seems to be cerUUi that we will IjM say the Reda have not ac , Dec. II—445— 'Hard- , had.’ ^ have It in ohr power In 1952 to desk .. Christmas Is )>eing delayed NEW CLASSES STARTING JAN.J TO 5 toward setting up detehtion *■.*,.,* j'*®*- coupled for. Moat of them are np Britain today paid the flrat If you have *a bright Idea,’ take action, or to withhold action, for some 200 inhabitants of re­ South Koreana. fhstnjlmeiit of about llfl millioa 'tell about It, don't porUray It; . . . for glaaa replaeeaifliita camps for dangerous subversives _ It is known, however, that Me­ mote and snowbound Atlanta. REGISTER AT STUDIO > in this country, should the need; “ ’’■I" I* proceeding under the last which will have a declalve effaci Libby aald too AUies "at the dotlnra due on , pootwfir loaaa The man who wants to write to­ in ypnr car. Re^rdkaa of upon the cause of peace."; World Champion Liar Title Idaho—, Voice of America is fit­ from tb* Unlt«4 Staten and day . arise. '*“»*t drastic section of the 'ij ting (%aat fluard. cutter with $1,- appropriate time will relinqiiiah make or model we can In­ % It is a bIg-scale operation, p ro-' Internal Security Act, popu- The great decision* to be made all priaonera." Canada. Must know a thing and aay It” JAN. 1.2,3— 2 TO 71*. M. In the defense of western Europe, 600,000 voice transmitter stronger EVERY SATURDAY NIGHT (Percy Prim in Kansas City Star.) stall new glaaa withont dfl- vlding for a )H>aalhle roundup o f : knpwn as the McCarran Act. than anv American commercial Await Ordera BUY many thousand potential spies and section charges the. .Attor- Acheson aald, concern a new At­ Hung on Member o f Clergy An official UN apokeaman. Brig. BOWLES PLANS TRIP A Non. l« y . JAN. 4— 2:00 TO 6:30 P. M, lantic alliance mobilisation sched­ radio station. STARTING AT 8:15 SHARP aaboteurs. ‘ General with the reaponslbil- Oavetoor and Mrs. Lodge will Gen. William P. Nuckols aald It Bombay^ ladla, Dec. 81—445— 20 REGULAR GAMES—3 SPECIALS Federal prison labor is already founding up and holding ule, the making of a peace con­ appeared to him that the Rada The Bombay Evening News re­ JAN.5— 9 A.M. TO 5 P.M. tract with Weat Germany, and the Burlington. Wl*.. Dec. 31—(45 a part that fseUng in to* relaxed In- ■?>end New Year's holiday at their at work—or soon will be - on ' persons likely to commit sabo- Wexthort home .. Foreign Min­ were "just going through the mo- ported today the ITalted Stata* three major installations with a **Plonage should there be organization of westerii European Flabbergxated judges of toe formaUty of Jhksi and atoric*." tiohi. They hat nothing new to and India are negotiating aa MEMORIALS forces to Include German unit*. Burlington Liars’ Club today L«aa Brink, 04, president of the ister Pyup Yhng Tel say* Repub­ OR REGISTER lY PHONE— MAN. 2-4236 combined capacity for -housing;housing; i * j y I . Invasion of the United lic of Korea want* ITN tn "stand say. They appeared to be merel;rely economic agreement and Ant- more than 3,000 persons ' I States or its possessions; He predicted action on all thesq in pinned toe title of the world'a board o f dlractora of Biggs 0>m- IwwKwdor Cheater Bowhw la, (2) the first months of 1952. Ann and Oght on” rather than waiting for tnstnietiona fi'roin WE OAKBT ALL One of these is the former mili­ declaration of war by Congress; champion liar on a member of :munlty Church, said tha 34-year- higher un." plnnnlng In Nirw Delhi to lenvw' OF PROVEN Five Danger Spots toe clergy—toe Rev. Arthur K make truce with Red* .. Four UBAOINO BRANDS IF NO ANSWER CALL 4891 tary airport at Wickenburg, Aria. or (3) an Insurrection within thla old proachar "detervaa a salary Nuckola emphasised, however, for Washington within 19 dnya country in aid of a foreign ene In addition, he listed outside the Kirk of Biggs, Calif, rala*. persona from New Haven .are to work oa It. srsciAuziNa m The others are World War II injured when hit by truck In New that he waa not "Implying In any GrthirDnicSlorM prisoner-of-war camps at Flor- my. European area five danger spote O. C. Hulett, president of. to* "Wa hava a mlniatar with a . • . for glaaa tabto-topa. beginning with Korea and requiN club, aald toe club's officers, act­ York. way tbeit a conclliartory move ' encr, Arii., and El Reno, Okln. The law provides .that should broadtr than usual vlawpoint. Aft- (on the part of the Reds) la In NAVY PLANE CRASHEK CUSTOM BUILT LEARN TO DANCE FOR GRACE and POISE any of these things occur, the tng constant "vigilancs” In the ing aa judges, cam* to a unani­ ar all, ho waa just bragging about Francis (Tardinal Spellman eaya SUPERIORITY Surveys of other similar un­ the "^ irit of eacriflee” of sacred the offing.” Hoag Kong. Dec. 81—

tMidir « t Um J. B«*an tlM rivsn artra m dry that whto MiHBfacturtnf Company until tha liiRr Championship tha flah a w ^ up-atr«am, an ymi HAKCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER, CONN.* MONDAY, DECEMBER 81.1951 M , City Prepares rlnaing of the plant. He waa a oould sea waa a cloud of dust. * g Some of the older fish, whom had ‘i ^ member of the Trinity Lutheran Won by (Clergyman of war and paaea, poverty, com­ For New Year Church. had two or three years of practica, College Students munism. race hatred, end the In­ Big Bear, mlle-htgli wtntar ra- behind JLin ^ He ia aurvlved by one brother. would blow "amnke rings" of Chaimum G1 KiUs G irl ner InaeetseUy of ao many peopts Blizzards Trap Bort, waa cut oft laat night whan Frederick B. Stengel, and two ata- (OantlaoeS fram Pag* Oaa) alkali through tbalr gills.’’ Winnie Sets alldaa blocked roada and Mapped Lant-Ory t.^r Church GuestS' era not youra ao far, but you will telephone and powtr Itnaa. The tara, Mre. Rnae'SchmMt and MIm Another hcnorable mention STATE Inherit them,” the paator aald. raging O iurch S«rvicMS Partial Matilda Stengel, all of Rockville. •nmber attitude to ha a good went to B. Lk Morris of Ran An- As 200 Watch, Crowds in W est aharifra radio, however, reported dMa an nUanrt of uavtnt the eya. how­ "Wa expect you to make your tha 1,500 raaldanU and guaM The funeral will be held on Tuaa- Chriatian," he aald. ' trnlo, Tax., for Uila quiekla: contribution, to tho aolutlon ot galea i ever, hnd It waa removed after he Will Bid Farrwell to SaU to U. S. student Recognition Day was arara In no Immodtata danger. atraata. pl« day at 1 p. m. dt the White Fun­ Here’* what Mr. Kirk, pastor "M y neighbor, a chicken and thooo problema to tha beat of your Tha had been ahlpped.baek to thia o f fhe Biggs Community Church, Takes Own Life observed at the South Methodist Winter Resorts Up to eight laches of rain de­ coioitry, at the Brook Medical *51 and Wrlrome *52 eral Home. Rev. Eric O. Pleper, *CK producer, fed hla hens a con­ Church yMterday. with the college ability. Do not aatl youraalf abort, nb* paator of the Trinity Lutheran wrote; coction of aawdust Instead of lay­ luged porUona of aoutharn Callfor- bomaa In tha Daw wJth- Center, in Fort Sam Houeton, San students o f the pariah who were do not bo afraid to try, do not be Church will officiate. Hurial wtll "A man living weat o f town ing maah. The dumb hena won’t W ith Eden (Om UmmO from Page Oso) afraid of what othara may think (Contlnned from Page One) ..g.'/-,^:. J^n FcnaiM him to Antonio, T^xaa. Rockville, Dec. .’ll' The New tried to raise watermelon* this home for the holidays guests of Heme now. on SO-day convalea- he In Grove Hill Cemetery. The know the difference,’ he aaid. But honor at the eervice. of you, nor even of death lUelf. aedfim i Tear of 10K3 will be uahered In riineral home will be open tonight atimmer. He had very bad luck. T m ’i . - '. - oent leave from San Antonio, he waa-aurprtacd when instead of A t the Rpworth League meet­ Put your tniat in Ood and go for­ with many apeclal Katherlnya and from 7 to 9 o’clock. The soil waa too rich. The water­ sgge he found the neats full of (OtattaM* frwi Vm * Om ) church after aerWee had started aouthweat of Reno, buried two hM made hit the •lender, aandy-fhlred Scot la church aervicea to mark the evertt melon vine* grew ana faat that V R and sat down. Then he got up and ing last night the students were ward with Him In tha creation of California highway department philoaophical about hla loea. and knotholes." i ltr o aunt* in Man* At St. Bernard’a Church. Maaaea they wore the watermelon* out, left and returned shortly, drew a further honored at a potiuck sup­ a better world", concluded Rev. woi'kera, their truck and two anow n« wttk quite enthuaed over the excellent and tha harbor waa calm. MiMa hit arrival in will be held on New Year’a Day dragging them along on the .33 caliber automatic pistol from per in Cooper Hall. Dr. Frederick Edgar. plowa. James Swafford, 37. Oa- er « » i r plaatic eye that la beinff prepared Putengara gathared In tha liit country. in April. It4t. and at 7:S0, S:30. »:.70 and lOi.’IO a. m. ground. main lounge of tha promanade hla pocket and began, firing. C. Trots, medical missionary to mlno, Calif., waa killed. Frank OUR STORE for him back In Texaa. Thia evenlnff there will be devo- U.S. Honors I w u « a < ted Into the Army 17 'One of the boy* from town dack laet night to haar carela The Golden girt was a Junior at Afrioa, was the apeaker of the Krak, 38. waa dug nut alive. He hontlM Utcr, landed in Korea in *Tt'a Juat one of thoae thinira." tlona, prayera of Thanka^vlng went out one night to swipe a Mentone High School. Her par- evening. Four Local CascR auff^ered frnetbite and aevere he aald, apeakinir of the accident •ung by ao choriatai. from Win- •hruary. 1161. He moved all the and aermon at 7:.10 p. m. at St. melon. He. got the melon all right, enta, Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Golden At the morning service Rev. bruise*. tha^coat him an eye after he h ^ j „ ^ p h ,, Church, and on Tueaday ehastar Catbadral. In C.ourt of Pleas WILL BE CLOSED av up the panintula. from Putan Awarded to *tit the vine* were growing *o Churchill dined with Bari operate a farm near neighboring Fred R. Edgar, minister of the Fear waa expressed for the I juat acroM the S8th Parallel be- • eacaped Injtiry In nine month* o fj ih^re wlwill be Maaaea at 5:30, 7:30, faat that warm night that the n u m Mentone. church, delivered a aermon on the aafety of Joe Carson, 35, a main­ Ifountbattaa, fourth Lord of tha Soma 95 caaaa appealed from M e tpllnter o f metal, etruck off Korea. S:4.'i, 10, and 11 a. m. hoy had to be taken to the hos­ STARTS tenance man at the Lush Squaw Orateful for AM Admiralty, who has been appoint' Police said Shoemaker, an theme "The Christian Student In lower courts ip Hartford Oaunty fblock by a fellow O. I., cett him The Feaat of the Gircumrlaion pital. Before he could break the army private, was on leave from Today’s World." Robert Gordon. Vallay ski resort 40 mile* south­ ^ ALL DAY He waa alao very frateful for ed commander-tn-chief of tha have been prepared by Proacoutor eye and aent him back to the will he celebrated at St. .lohn’a Danbury Lt. melon off the vine, it had dragged west of Reno. He left his cabin the aid and comfort yiven him TONIGHT Britleh Maditerranean fleet effee- the Quartermaster School at Fort Sr., waa the soloist for the serv­ Frank Covello of tha criminal dl atea Rplacopal Church on New Year’a him half a mile and he waa in Lee, Va. shortly before two avalanches throuirhout hia tour of hoapifala WITH A tlve next May. The Prime Min­ ice. vision of ’ the Oourt of Common Day with Holy (Jlhmmunlon at 10 bad shape." thundered down Ihe mountainside. M from Korea and .Japan to thia ister alao worked on the papers Forrest Faulkner of Bourbon, In the message Mr. Edgar wel­ Pleas. Judge Vine R. Parmelee At the lime of the accident, |L m. (Coattnaed freai Page Oaa) A woman b'roKe Into the honor­ Two search parties failed to 5nd WEDNESDAY country by the Gray I-adlee and At the KIrat Lutheran Church GALA he la carrying to Washington for who was leading the testimonial comed the students home for the will start hearing tha largaat doc­ hich occurred on Oct. 24. hit out- able mention column with a yam hla talks with tha President aervice, described the shooting: holidays and reminded them that trace of him. They were ordered the raemhera of the Red Oroaa. there will be a aervtce U)ia eve­ wounded during two yearia of ket of casea to be preaentad Wad bark for their own safety, a the ll«t h Combat Kniflneert. about Minnesota mosquitoes. Mrs. In a New Year*! mesaaga to tha "The girl’s three brothers were the observance of Student Recog­ "They would read to the boya and ning at 7:.30. fighting in tha aouthweat Pacific NEW YEAR'S nesday morning. Four o f tha ap­ V^nnwslidea closed transconti­ ^3lad moved acroat the Parallel to Faith B. Fourre of Minneapolis. Primroae League, a group of Con- Mra. IM m n tsH trlek sitting right behind her," he said. nition Day afforded the church JANUARY 2 write letter* for them, and jtiat do ’The Trinity I.ulheran Church and after the war returned to the peals are from the Town Cburt of nental U. S. Highway SO in the V an n u in North Korea, followinit Minn, related: "A s we were on aervatlve party laadera, Church- Mra. Helen Fltxpatriek haa been " I saw Shoemaker reach over anything they could to make them will hold a preparatory aervtce at National Guard for three yeara an opportunity o f noting the place Mancheater. Sierra Nevada and In Colorado. participation In the fiifht for our way home from berry picking, EVE SHOW 111 declared 1953 "preaenta us with appointed by William Vlena, presi their heads and start shooting. education play* in the world to­ 'iSoody RidRc a couple of month* comfortable,” 1.5 tonight followed by Commun­ before enllating In the regular dent of the Young Democratic Those cases from the loqal court U. S. Highway 40 waa clogged we took a shortcut through a momentous ehallengea and oppor*. Then he turned the gun on him­ day. Secondly it Is a means of re­ darlier. He waa helpinfc in the Spellman doean'l know Juat ion at 7:.30. army in 1947. The following yea^ CoatiauaiM Club, aa chairman of tht nominal appealed to the higher court were with anow alond the- Callfnmla- what the future holda for him, hut The Rockville Melhodtat Church he waa commlaaloned a reaerv'e rough cow pasture, when all of a tunltlea." He added; self. fired and ran out of the minding the students that they ^nttruction of a well and waa Ing committee to present a new church." Daniel J. Delaney, breach of peace Nevada line. Highway 6 waa re­ he doean't expect a diacharae. He will hold a New Year’a Eve Silent aecond lieutenant on active duty. aiidden we heard the loud clanging 4:30 fa MIDNIGHT “ Abroad our first task must be are not forgotten by the folk* at JkinK P**t a bored aoldler who of a cow-bell. Wondering what slate of officers for the club at Its Two young men near the back and r«hlstlng an officer; Santino opened through the Rockies hut will ho rettinjt hla plaatic eye In Communion thia evenlnjf from 7 to He went to Korea in November, to win peace through a policy of home and Anally ^hat the world a checking out tool* and atm- waa the matter with our old milch next meeting. Other committee door could have stopped him, Amentio, obtaining money under the Colorado Highway department about a month "They’re paIntInR o'clock. Communlranta may 19.V). strength. The liberties which we today looks to its youth for an aly hammerinir away at a block cow, I went to Investigate, and LAST SHOW AT f P. M. members asaiating Mra. Fitzpat­ Faulkner said, but they were false pretenses when he allegedly aald anow might close It again. the velna on It now." and then he come any time during the two The official citation accompany­ ‘prixe, and which our ancestors answer to the problem* of the sold a ring to a local man for aev- metal. found that our Minne.aota mosqui­ rick will be Miss Mary Berry, Ted afraid to try It. Biiaaea, trains and plane* were exnecta tp he aaeleT\ed either to houra and leave aa they wlah. ing the award, which will be prea- PRF^BNTINO won for us In the struggles of world. eral hundred dolfars more than It ; ^ A t the wrony moment, a piece toes had eaten Ihe cow and were Chimmlnga and William Freeman. As the shots rang out, panic all reported late Into Denver be­ cadre at aome poat C|r a deak Job. OrKanir.atlona holding New ented to hia widow at aome later many centuries, are threatened by "These are not your problem* was valued; John S. 2Siemak, sale the metal chipped off. and ringing fhe bell, trying to coax 2ND HIT! SONNY SHEFFiaD an alien doctrine, which Is quick The election of officers will take gripped the congregation. Women cause of the anow*. A ir pilots re­ ^ i . , ■ ■■ Year'*' Eve partlea Include the date, aaya Hartel'a conaummat.e They belong to the generation go­ nf liquor to minors; and Milton W. erced Spellman’* rinht eye. her calf out of the hniah, where DANE G U R K to exploit weakness but pauses place at the next meeting of the screamed and persona near the ported burking 100 mite an hour Rockville I ^ K e of Elka at the valor and unwavering devotion to In "ELEPHANT STAMPEDE" ing on before, hut this generation Wilson, operating a motor vehicle ttIBIIMMBT. ■f I He waa taken Immediately to a they could get at him." before strength." club which la scheduled for Wed­ •hooting tried to hide under their winds. The production of hama In the BIka Home, the Italian American duly reflect laatlng glory on hlm- Ja too close to them to find the an- Kbmbat hoapital In Korea and in "FO RT D EH A N CE" nesday, Jan. 16. at 8 p. m. at Mur­ •eats. while under the influence of And Southern California had United State* alone each year ftK- Frtendahip Ctuh at the cluhhouae aelf and uphold the noble trXdl- Thia fishy tale won honorable The task at home,, Churchill awer needed today. ’ntSL^rohlema ; « » n to Tokyo, where the metal Mid, is "to rebuild the material phy’s Restaurant. President Vlena llquora or druga. floods. ceed* a billion and a half pound*. on Kingabiiry avenue; the Italian tiona of the military aervice. mention for Oswald J. Sniheim of ----- PLUS ------COME EARLY! COME LATE! wtahea to remind member* at thia rtMa removed. ■ There waa no .Social Club at the club on Snlpatc Hudaon. Wia.: wealth which we sacrificed In the YVONNE DECARLO In CONTINUOUS STARTING AT «:30 P. M. defense of freedom in two world time that in accordance with the atreet, the Maple Grove Society A WIDOW’S CHOHJE "Down In Arizona last summer by-lawa of the club nomination* on Franklin atreet. PAC party at Oanbury, Dec. 31— The "HOTa SAHARA" LAST COMPLETE SHOW AT 12 MIDNIGHT I wars." Orievanne Meeting from the floor may alao be made the cluhhouae on VillaRe atreet. pretty 29-vear-old widow of a Con­ Admission 7Ie Pina Tnx at thia meeting. the American I>e|flon at the home necticut artillery officer who won ADMISSION 93c PLUS TAX “ Only a Britain that la earning her owTi livelihood," he declared, on Weat atreet. open houae at the the Army'* 37th Medal of Honor Dcmea Naw Yoor's Eva “ can make her proper contribu­ He arose late and while donning Koacluar.ko Ballroom. 1 Vernon in Korea for gallantry, fighting to MODERN and SQUARE avenue, with mualc from 9 p. m tion to the aolutlon of the world’s hla black lace shoes found that the regain her compoaure, anid today: STARTING A T 10 P. M. problems." to 3 a. m. fastener on one of them had Jam­ It’* quite an honor, hut 1 One hour before the Queen waa Midnight .Show would rather have him back." med. BURNSIDKCV due to leave, further delay threat­ Miss Hazel Staples, an assist­ The Palace theater will pfeaent Cluatered about Mra. Lee R. MILLER'S HALL TOLLAND TITRNTIKE MTVflH • HT8D ooU MAfhFWfntfD ened when Union chapter chain- ant purser, hurried awsy with the a apeclal midnight ahow thia eve Kartell of Danbury, aa ahe apoke R. Ininu featurinif a community aln.f. |VlrtiffU men of the 1,200 crew members ahoe and took an automobile to a 0 newamen, were her three email K. ntmii ff. Mnrflay held a grievance meeting on Southampton bootery. She got The door* will open at 11 p. m hllilren, Sharon. 3 'i; Sandra, 2H hoard. with the ahow to alart at 11:30. “The back, with the fastener mended, «Mb and John, 16-montha. atill too They complained of lack of To Interview Women -‘Starlifl” only an hour before sailing. young to reallae the great honor Racket** leave for the men during the re­ Mra. Glady* Ulric of the Con Another passenger on the liner A HAPPY NEW YEAR paid to their father by a grateful R:I5 cent over-long, a t o r m-t o a a e d OUR STORE WILL BE CIX)SE!D nectlcut General Life Inauranee nntinn. EASTWOOD crossing* and againat "certain is Walter S. Gifford, the United Company will interview women Atates Ambassador to Britain, who Mra. Hartell received the newa iefh.Ya hl.ar. • working condltlona." , for clerical work at the Connect­ NEW Y E A R ’S D A Y said he was returning to Wash­ ALL DAY WEDNESDAY, JAN. 2 In a telegram from the Adjiitant The Southampton representa­ r icut State Employment Ser\'lce General In Waahlngton on Satur­ CONTINl’OUS SHOW tive of the National Seaman’s ington for "general consultations’’ office in the City Council rooma on day night, hut it waan’t made pub­ Robert 18 Union promised to take up their in connection with the CJhurchIU FOR ANNUAL INVENTORY Great Thitrwjay. Jan. .3. lic until today. Mllchum complaints with the Cunard Une, visit. Office Here One Day Stars W EDNESDAY With her, aa ahe apokelo newa- Mas. .Scott Five" minutes before the last The Connecticut State F.mploy "The In “Ten Tall Men” (In Tech) ment Service ahd. Unemployment 1 en thia morning, waa Andrew R. gangway was taken down, 20 sea­ ' ' HAPPY NEW YEAR, TO ALL! Hartell, Sr, father of lat Lt. Lee Racket” ‘Starlift’’ people' men went ashore in an attempt to our Compenaatlon DiviatMiW’lll he at the City Council room* on^^ur* R. Hartell, 28. the hero, who aald; 6:3n-9;.V1 8:15 to start another protest meeting. day, Jan. 3, only for Job placement "H'a hard to know what to aay. The union representative talked It give* u* a thrill to know the boy them out of it and they went back and unemployment compenaatlol • STARTS TUESDAY • GlastoRliunf Thoaior function* thia week. The reipilar ^ e d It and It will he a great on the ship. achedule of Wedneaday and Thura- thin^Skfr hla family, eapcoially for FOR .5—BIG DAYS— 5 T E U 8657 Churchill also had last minute day aervice will be rea.imed next hi* yo^ln^'^lt>n growing up." f'nnHniioiia Tuesday From 1 :S0 troubles—with a slide fastener week. Speaking abm^^ hla aon, the "GOLDEN GIRL" (ieorKe Hteni^l elder Hartell addedi^He waa al- IT’S BIG—ITS GRF.AT waya a courageoiia''-yoiingater with MITZI GAYNOR nnd A Bang Up New Year’s Eve Come To George L'ewta Stengel. 69, of 63 DENNIS DAY High atreet, died at hla home Bun from the time he waa a llttle4jo>'.’' Rurt Ikancaster Alao Come one! Come all to the best New CHENEY BROTHERS day morning following a brief ill The widow and young.^r*^ Watching Weiglit? Metcalfe neaa. He waa born Nov. 28. 1882 pnaed for photograph* againat a "TEN TALL MEN" "Bawory Bottalian" Year’s Eve party yet! We’ve h won­ Chrlatmaa tree hackgro\ind. Sit­ In Rockville, a aon of John B. and ^'■^^^^(In Color) derful and varied menu, the drinke you Matilda Werner Stengel. He had ting in hla mother’* lap, little John with LEO GORCEV I . . . for glass replscements — ----- AND THB BOWERY BOYS prefer. FRANKIE’S lived here all hla life. chortled and tore the envelope of Chew Wrigley’s in yoar car. Regardless of Ha waa employed aa a dreaaer the telegram which announced the "THE LADY>AYS OFF Continuous Show New Yenris make or model we can In­ award. Day From I' P. M. stall new glass wUhont de- Mra. Hartell'* expreaaiona re­ I- Darnell S. 3tCXs” y DANCING TO THE Spearmint Gym! flected her pride and aorrow aa ahe i* y . * faced H new year. One reason so Big-eyed and ailent, the two SYMPHONY FOUR many folks chew i.'' delicious Wrigley’s ■< £ S J/ Curley blond-haired little glrla DRlVE-lN Spearmint Gum be­ BHnitiit Aym hb, East Hartford seemed alao to aenae the aolemnity MINIMUM $5.00 PER PERSON tween meals is that Just OvarTewa Una (Naxt to Morco Pole) of the occaaion. it tastes « x x l and "Thia miiat be proud moment FOOD OR FEvr-!lAGE mtisfies that little for you." a newaman aald to the h a n k e r in g fo r a young widow. treat without being "It la in a way." ahe replied. rich or heavy. You can chew a stick ot . . . for glass table-tops, to L -^-1 Open All Night this refreshing gum as long as you want "I think I know what you MANCHESTER Given On C O D, Deliveries mean," the 'newaman aald, "but without fear o f adding poundage. Come To would you care to expand on that." AT THE Then, too, Wngley’a Spearmint ia a Tears came to Mra. Hartell'a CENHR product of recognised quality. It is eyca aa ahe answered: NEW Y EA R made of ingredients that have bMn TONIGHT found over many years to be the best Metealfe "No, I can’t” And it has been sold by New England either clear or mirrored. Stop Iniaftof year party for a STEAMING CUP 'Then, fighting to regain her merchants for generations. When you compoaure. ahe added: CAYEY’S bay chewing gum, be sure to get the OP DEUtlOUlM OT COFPEE oad a DELICIOUS They are safeguards for It is oup sincere wish that the New Year will hriuR peace and happiness to all as well as the. RANGE & FUEL OIL It’* quite an honor to gel it, original Wrigley’s Spearmint Gum. .SNACK, footnrinf HOT DOGS. HAMBURGERS but I would rather have him Look for the green spear on the packagOi fine furniture plus added cmd SANDWICHES back." beauty. continued opportunity to live and work asTree inrn. The nation’* higheat award give* the hero's aon the right to attend A Happy New Year the U. B. Military or Naval aca- METOALFE The BOLAND OIL CO, demica. To All Our Friends 359 Centtt St Plion! 6320 Aaked whether ahe want* John OakGriU WILLIE*S 6 U S S DO. At the end o f the old year and the beginning of a new one* we look hoth ways. Looking haclc^ to get a military education when 444 CENTER STREET he grow* up, ahe.said: COME DOWN TONIGHT FOR THE lllV i 'CENTER ST. ward* we find that the ending year was a good »ne— there were many problems* but through the 'It’s up to him. If he want* to BEST NEW YEAR'S EVE EVER PHONE 5856 go. he can. He can make up hia own mind. I know Lee would have GELEDRATE THE NEW YEAR fine .performance o f our employees and the way in which our whole organixation worked together liked him to go to Weat Point. He always said he would like to have DAKCING TO THE THE WAY YOU HAVE ALWAYS as one* we were able to solve those problems successfully. We are proud o f Ihe people o f Cheney hia aon go there." TABLES WAVCTED TO WITH OPEN HOUSE Brothers and with good reason, ^ START THE NEW YEAR RIGHT FLOOR SHOW—CROWD PARTICIPATION Court Cases h a t s — NOISEMAKERS ^ FAVORS WITH A c A REAL GOOD TIME FOR ALL CONTEST John Leister, 28, of 183 Hack­ NOISEMAKERS AND FAVORS When we look ahead in 1952 we sUll see problems— but we are c;onfidept that with the help matack atreat. charged with hon- MINIMUM $2.50;-FOOD pR REVERAGE aupport, waa placed under a $300 DANCING-9 P. M. M 3 A. M. fa o f the people o f (3ieney Brothers* working together* we will successfully meet the new problems Boland Better Buy! bond, received 90 day* in Jail, ex­ ecution suapended, and waa or­ MUSIC OF DUBALDO'S ORCHESTRA dered to pay $15 a week, retro­ and that 1952 will be a good year also. active to Nov. 23, by Judge John FULL COURSE MEAL SERVED UP ON U TE MODEL S. G. RottnmMlMa morning. Margaret S. ' Guchaa, 20. of WED., THUDS., NO COVER — NO MINIMUM TO USED CARS Wayne, Penn., forfelUd a $35 bond tor apeeding. ______FBI. S *T . FOR RESERVATIONS CALL 2-8041 As a company we will put forth our best efforts in 1952* as in the past* to live up to the con« SAVE $400 Louis Sugarman of Mallon, STATE COMPARE THESE PRICES WITH /fNY AND AM. COMPETITION Maaa., forfeited a $10 bond for a parking violation which occurred iWAm i» the remi *M9tk9r ot tkit 6AiU? tinned responsibilities which we believe we have to our employees* our customers* our stockhold­ *41 NASH AMI. 4-DObR KUE. H...... in June. '■ Thb woaaBwbb gave it life..* . $ 295.00 Irwin, L. Hayew 52, of Ford ers and to the community in wh^ch we live. ^ , | *44 NASH 400 4-DOOR TAD. R-H...... 49S.00 atreet. waa fin ^ $15 for Inirixl- er the womau who gave it lave? DONT FORGET . . . L -r* ? fi *47 NASH 400 4-DOOR 2eT. tROWN, R-H...... catlon. I . 795.00 A charge of reckleaa driving 'IMV WAIO ed NOWAN NMMA »m *r1 OUR G A LA To G d AD Tanked Up •48 NASH 400 4-DOOR BLUE, R-H_____ 895.00 againat Rtanley J'. GSombric, 45, of St • • *4f NASH 400 4.DOOR 2-T. GREEN, R-H-OD...... 45 Whitney road, waa nolled. . 1195.00 Continued' until next Monday NEW YEArS EVE PARTY Certainly the New Year will be a cl^allenge. We believe that the Company can meet it suc­ *4t PACKARD 2-DOOR BLUE, R-H ...... 1195.00 waa a charge « f irecklena driving JANEWYMAM *50 NASH RAMBLER CON V. MAROON^R-H...... 129S.00 againat Btanley J- Sombric, 45, of For The New Year cessfully and we believe that Manchester will. IMercc road. Wapping. A alihllar TONIGHT •50 NASH RAMILER CONV. GREEN, R4I...... 1395.00 charge againat Marshall C. H. » 7 W E so HASH STATESMAN 4-DOOR RLUE, H...... 1395.00 Warren, So, of 42 Cobum road, Doneiiig fa Tax Povol ood HI* Wosfoni Echbot waa continued day to day. Joyous Yule—but how’s your fuel? Don’t wait for Im­ H s t a t e s m a n 3-d o o r g r a y . H...... 139S.00 BLUE VEIL CLUB CHIANTI And so our New Year*s message is more than just a wish. It is also a commitment to put 80 ^ S H STATESMAN 4-DOOR GREEN. R-H...... 1495.00 pending shortages to eatch you with an empty tank. Call •SO NASH STATESMAN 4-DOOR ILACK, R-H-OD...... 1S4S.00 14 DEPOT SQUARE ,, TELEPHONE 419S ns now—while that precious oil Is still in good supply. forth our best efforts for those to whom we are responsible. j ^ ON THE SAME SHOW — •BO STUDEIAKER CHAMP. C L CPE. GREEN. R-H-OD. . . 1545.00 When we service your aecouht, you can be assured of lo w DOWN PiiYMEIITS-SUK HNANOE RAHS • fun lank come shortages or eurUilments. A phone caD D8\flDNIVia‘ VERR-fUEI NEW YEAR’S EVE PARTY to Bantly Oil Co. (5293) wlU add your name'to our “are- ferred llaL” 1 . CiSU MMEM 0 a V l l . ’iQ POLISH AMERICAN CLUB t .. 104 CUNTON STREET DINNER SERVED AT 9:30—$3.00 VAUGHN NOTE . . . 1 COMPLETE SHOW EVENINGS BOLAND MOTORS “HAPPY GO LOVELY” «t'7:35-,“BLUE VEIL” cl 9:00 MUSIC BY PETE DUBALDO'S ORCHESTRA ' i - YOUR CHENEY BROTHERS HOME TOWN NASH DEALER'* MONROE NOISEMAKERS C&HEl CARWAN BJ^HD RtVUE BTREIU T-^ T WEST CENTER STRiET—TEL 4079 ADMISSION $3.00 PER PERSON MANCHESTER • CONNECTICUT imMLtxmmifiimimmf ENDS TOMORROW with a CONTINUOUS SHOW i>. t r-S-•■J.i J Roht. Mitchufli ia “Tha Ragltet" plus “LUli Marktia” V ' 881 MAIN STREET MANCHESTER

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MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER, CONN;, MONDAY, DECEMBER 81,1951 MANCRMTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN^ MONDAY, DECEMBER 8 1 ,1»51 Information officer for tha central a rraw of four. Tha namea wara William Thomaa. head of tha OFFBOS BOWABO Bubduad for ChriaUnaa, revala for la tha traditional Naw Tsar's ava Tha New Tear In Reroa oOerod auppar, dandng EMcnrcncy Dorton Ariaona CAP group. not discloaed. CAP squadron at 'Tucaon, aaid he Cairo, Bgypt, Doe. t l — wild Bay of Biscay. Nlae aw t bere Auto Victim Tha C-47 traitaport. enroute DM Nht I.MMI of the Oesthav'a crew, Indodliig the Now Tsar wars aapactad. Bb4>wplaca In tha British capital. will reoalva Ita traditional welcome and noiaamakara for S7-ta 810 >. Weddings feared tha plana had craahed. The Infiepenfisnt weeAily Al Alone Hot, G>ld Wars But tha marriaaant wtn ba tem- Soma advance drink ordara ran by a eorpa af tnlmpetara from the head, drinka aad aervpH extr from Hamilton Air Forca Baae, Tha F-51, a plana that normal­ A low railing of clouds snd rain GMHhmir Al Mlari aaM tefiay It a womaa. wrere reported by res­ P h^ciana of the Manches- Calif., to Goodftilow Air Force ly carrlea only a pilot, la ballaved la expected to hamper the serial cue veasela to have drifted awray parad by tha hopaa fbr paaca. Sol- aa high as 100 pinmila $380) a city hall. The police were alerted to guar Still Critical SL GcoTfc-BrowM ^ Fr Meedlcal Aaaoclatlon who la offering l,ees psnnfia Q i| Stilkiiig Vessel diara In Koran will pray that 1963 Moat Balgiana planned ta eale- againat tha euatom of th r^n lae. Tax., waa overhaart aaking to ba down In tha Tuacon area, searrh. .Rain haa been general (ISAie) to any BgypOan (saoi) In the stem half. ElghF wers Major Legacy Yrill feapond to emergency for landing Inatrurtlona at 3:34 p. CAA communlratlona thera heard., throughout the central and north-, mlaring from the Gemma aad a will bring tha truca that tha last 48,000.000 Garmana want brata at home. For thoae who light bulba out of the wiarkrw, . Mlaa Marjorie Louisa Browh. calla Wednesday aftemocm half of tha old yaar only promlaad. of tha Bovlat Zona braead for thair preforred a night club or reotaur- traditional Roman lUveraion Which m. (m.a.t.) yeaterday whila acme the pilot nak parmlaaion to come em part of Arizona for two daya. OM) jwacua vesael reported It hsd Navy Chief Petty Officer daughter of Mrs. Graca V. Bniwn are Dr. J. A. Segal, 6135, 30 milaa waat of Phoanlx. It didn't down through tha ovarcaat and Tha Civil Air Patrol will ael taken aboard the llfsleaa body of Ualtad Nntlona Sacratary Ocn- Mggast apraa ainca tha bomba ant, prteaa wart JittM changed la now againat the law. of 6 Rogers place, and fha late (Adults only); and Dr. FVan- (T To Infant 19*52 aral Trygva Lia in n Naw Taaria atoppad falling in 1945. fnun laat year—a good ntaal for In Bel^4le a New Tear'a par- Hit on East Center coma In and couldn't ba raised by land at Davla-Monthan, AFB.'-' up a headquartera at Safford, t m M the crippled s ninth crewman. Elliott J. Brown. bMsme the bride cia W. Helfrick, 4918, (Chil­ radio from Sky Harbor Airport He gava hla poaltion at 2:38 p. Aria, to comb the southern part M » bat «( M defroea. Tbs Spsnish schooner Mlaa En- maaaaga from Parla axpraaaad tha ’Hia poliea in both tha Waat and 85, or. In placea with an orehoa drm waa ordered for 8,048 Impria- of Pfc. Roger Leonard St. George.- dren only). (Caallaiid fraw. Piaga Om ) world's ilasira for a wort of ”chaar East tones of dlvldad Barlin gave tra, parhapa aa much aa $10 to

MANCHESTER EVENINQ HERALD. MANCHESTER, CONN., MONDAY, DECEMBER 81,1881 L MANCHESTER EVENtHG HERALD. MANCHESTER, CONN.. MONDAY,' 2 : tMSftoitoroanalvtoUwa "Hal BoyUr aervtog of the acbool hinch pro­ recently partleipatad In q Vacitol m i gram follow: Mra. Robert Btossn., at Mrs. Pstorsan's hoses with 84 Wifet daitaew . Mrs. L. Jamas Leyatm, Mrs. Henry other pupUo. Demonstration, Charges Striking Agenta Stage Demonatmtioto It la gOag to he a better new No Herald •hermaa, Mrs. Edwin OomaUuaon, ‘Hifirs will ha a set-back party fM r. a happtar new year, ae A New Way to Spend Mrs. W. F. Oaai^. at the Rob­ Wadnasday at • p. m. la S t Mary’s r what tha evaata la It T m , ertson flcbool; Mrs. Wintlirop ChArch hall. Mrs. Homer Diotto Stir Pfu^ntial Strike Tomorrow Merriam, Mrs. Richard Galinat, T' m t these are, they win be and Mrs. Alex D. Proufai wtM ha In Mrs. Martin Koi^plaeb, at tha Can­ charge. ■Mt wltk Um «( oonAialea and New Yearns Eve ter Seboot. atriklng Prudanttal agants from* cusatioB "vary low”. She ia doing tt tmr TIm Herald win not pub* Mr. and Mrs. Atbort F. Kalbar Tha Beoth-Dimock Memorial clarical work In the office, ad- IM* ud mort day to day Library will not be open on Now the Manehastar office apptarad to taagraacy of tlM human aplrlt. Hah toBMrrow, New Yeer’e of Riploy Hill have announcad tha be stepping up thalr activity today I drasatng envalopet,” ha aaid. anga^mont of tbolr daughter, Toar’t Day but wUI ba open Wad­ According to Pantland, "tha deodbya, old yoar of the mood! Maw Tork, Dac. Il-MiPi-Wll- "Aw," be said, "let’s Just aUy Joan Marla, to Pvt. .Norma|i Ouol- nasday tnstasd during the hours as a maaa damonstration held In company la confusing policy hold- bur Paabla is tha kind of guy who The Herald tehee this Woleefao, now and happtor home tonight all by ouraelvea. lotto, ton of. Mr. and Mrs. Omar of 8-80-8 p. m. Thursday hours front of tha Maiichaatar offica on ora by saying tha pramiuma muat puts avarythlng off- to uia last Trellis Mae, and watch tha New epportanity of wlehlng ell OuoUotU of ivoa street, Willlman- win ba from 18:80-0 p. m.; Satur­ Malwstraet this morning at S:S0 be paid, but they do not say they yaarl minute. -> Tear come into together.” Its roedcM a heppy end tic. No date haa baan ast for day from 3:80-8 p. m. draw inquiriaa from numaroua-pa- win lapse or cancel the policies Looking up from hla morning That’ll be a real chaif^, my preeperooe New Veer. tha wadding. Tha sarvicaman laft Karen and Paulin# Denlat U t* daatrlans and autoiats paaalng by. for non-payment during the paper in aurpriaa, ha said to hla dear," said bis wife, and gave him Saturday to rotum to Camp Chaf­ Ua have roturaed to thoir homo on Maanwhlla a 18 man aqiiad of strike." ...... * H '2 KdfuUB wife: a warm kiss and sent him off to fee, Arkanaas, after a furlough Eoglovilla rood oftor aponding five strikers in two cars la following Spokesmen for tha strikers said “Why, it’s New Tsar's Eva to­ wrork. Then she pulled out her ■ I f 'j*^*************l v S The fact that Russia has ac- at hla homo. days with ralativas and friends in Harding J. Stephana, tha ona the company haa atated In the Ii 11^ 1ML«»«*****»*««*9 * 2 night, Trains Maal And wa haven't little black book and wrote a A aon, Robert Carroll, waa bom working agwit from tha local of-{ Wf PlOlnviUo. praaS and on the radio that poli­ >••• eapted Geoege V. Kennan aa our made any plaas. What would you single word in it; Dac. 38 to Mr. and Mra. OarroU Private Raymond H. Bbadloy, flea, around hia debit. Mambera of cies win not ba canceled. In a telO' Om T*W. neat ambaaaador to Moacow is like to do, honey?" '’Victory!" __ Moriarty of Main atraot at Man­ Jr;;-of Routo 81, haa begun hit r tha aqhad go into each home with i phono oonvorsatloa today Davis regarded aa encouraging. For "W hat would you Ilka to do?" chester Memorial'HespitaL Stapnena to Inform them that ha aald the aaaartlon la "absolutely o r bsMc training with tha 9th In­ she parriad. South Coventry Mr. and Mrs. John Fey of North fantry Division at Fort Dix N. J . is a atrikebradkar and to aak them untrue." Ho said, "Policies wtll ba Moacow did not have to accept "Oh. 1 don't know," said Wil­ T s a Coventry have announcad the en Ho will undergo tight weoka of not to pay thalr premiums during canceled if tha premiums a rt not PNM*ta him, as diplomatic usage goes, bur. "Let'a do something different Violent Deaths Mrs. PaiflhM U ttla m th^ am o^ ftyablkatloa of gagamant of their granddaughter, inotructlon In gonoral military tha atrika. paid." and oould have refused him with­ for a change." Oaveatry l-Ottl About 48 agenta from Local SO, 5 r ^ tiboenl* <»«>»« <0 **• Margaret F, Welshaar, to Charles ■ubjacta and Infantry weapona Agents said a letter Is being ^^SwirlMmiltod la tMa out npedfying any valid reasons. 'T h at will ba rather hard for Over Weekend N. MitcheU of PltUburgh. Pa. Inaurance. Agenta' International aent to each policy holder who has you to do," she answered. with D Company, fiOth (-Infantry Having chosen to accept him. H is Board of Education will Dorothy Williams, daughter of Raglqiant. After ,completing this Union, AFL, participated in the Inaurancs with a ^ t a from the aa rlahu of fooabMeollaa “* "Why?" asked Wilbur, falling demonatratlon thia morning. Lo­ dlapatehoo horola aw oloo w*«'aid. Russia new admits to duty in mast Jan. 8 at 7:80 p. m. at tbs Mr. and Mrs. Clarence E. Williams courae he will be oatlgned to a Manchestsr office saying that blindly into her trap. By THE ASSOeXATED FRBM Robertson school. Tha first part of Ripley Hill, has been awarded a cal 80 embraces the Hartford area. "premiums era payable regardless the one American who, "Well, let s look at tha record," tpeeialist'a school for an addition­ ran oonfloo alloat of W. ■. A. doiT- Connecticut counted only one of the meeting will be devoted to bust of Robert Schumann for ac­ After questioning the agenta of the strike." In reference to the perhapa, comes closest to haring said Trellis Maa, pulling a small al alght-waek period. Private F. E. BRAY about the cauae of the demonstra­ traffic fatality as tha M^day the question of teachers' salaries complishment In piano scale work. Bradley is tha son of Mr. and letter, Pentland said "pollclaa will "^ S Jlw ra * » o»»ooobU«»ooi J I m Ruaala'a number. He haa. at least. black book, from the pocket of her as postponed from Dec. 19 be­ j e w e l e r ^ tion, Eugene McClure of McClure not lapse for non. payment during M iao Katbowa H *cl»l *• *■ *?'“ **•* housecoat. Wilbur hated that break” arrive^ in the long New Dorothy is a pupil of Mra. Edith Mrs. Raymond H. Bradley, Sr. Hs well-constructed,, consistent Year’s weekend, but safety of­ cause of illness of teachers. The Auto Company, donated 825 for a the strike." Yath, Caieoao. Paoolt aa* Beitoa. black book becaiua of its title, Petersen of Bolton Notch, former attended Manchester High School "coffee fund’' for striking' agents. thaory about Russia and about the ficials were concerned about entire meeting will be* open to ly associated 'with the Blanchette and WlUlmantie State Taachera State Theater Buildkig Assails Strike —nyM—« APniT »o«»AfT or which waa: "Hie Strange Life and the piibUc. Pentland'a CTiarge Davis said "thousands of agenta way the United States should re­ Misdeeds of Wilbur Feeble, Faith­ what may happen tonight and School of Music in WlUlmantie. Shs college. cptcPt«aTfOwi. early tomorrow. Sessions at tha George Harsey Later today, John Pentland. gen­ are not in sympathy with the act to the existence of Russia. fully Compiled by His Wife." Robertson School, the Center eral strike manager for Local 80. atrikers." B e asserted that 5,171 ~ I * .. Prtatlaa Ooamaay. la a He began to squirm aa Trellis Police and safety officialwln all accused Charles Karproan, a staff ^•ggiM ao daaaelal roofoajIblUhr He is under, no illusions about School and Coventry Day schools agents refused to itrlke, 1.778 Mae thumbed through the index communities Issued sten^w ani' manager in the Manchester office, tmaiaohleal oww «»»??!!^ Ruaaia; no thinker about Russia sill be resumed at the usual hour who were on strike have returned ^artlataMaU p d otlwr madlar j a y and pauaed at the aectlon headed. ings against driving af(e#nirlnk- of using Karpman'a wife "aa a Prudential ageata of Local 80, AFL, whlrli embnicea the Hartford area, stage « azaa haa coma closer to calling spades ing. Wednesday following tha holiday to work, 749 have notified the la n o MaathooUr Eotalaa Hotald. New Year's Eve Crimea and Mis­ recess. atrlke breaker against hia own company they have resigned from [oa la freat of the Pmdeatlal office at 848 Main afreet. A part of the 48 agenta who parMelpated ftom spades: Russia, accepting him, haps." The state's traffic victim waa agents.” . Mra. Karpman la -now the union. In 98 diatrirta, he said, Hartford area are ahowa here. The derHonetration drew Inquiries from numerous paaaara by aad a Monday. Docambor 81 Tou want to do something dif­ Private Frank E. ClimielewskI, The three-day menu a t the Rob­ V working at the Manchester office. s:$85 "coffee fund” from a Manchester biislneas man. cannot expect to bewilder or con- ertson and Center schools will be all agenta are working. filw him, or budge him out of his ferent for a change?" she mused. 19, home on leave In Ansonia When telephoned today Karp­ "Payments by policy holders "Well, let's see. Remember when from an Air Force base in Texas. aa follows: Wednesday, submarine man declined to comment on the realism. sandwich, string beans, hermits; MAYBE YOU'D LOOK are being received at offices," he Tlie Year Of Th« Mood college boys across the country He and five other youths, none of charge but said Sam Davie, mana­ said. decisions closing the Hungarian can guests, apart from members fines of $80,000 each, wltp the al­ RuMia will be dealing with a were swallowing goldfish? At a whom waa hurt seriously, were In Thursday, co rn ^ beef hash, but' ger of the Hartford office, would consulates in New York and Cleve­ of the diplomatic corps, who still For onea; wa can wlih avery tered b««ta, peaches; Friday, Spa Meanwhile local agents con­ ternative of three months In Jail, diplomat Russia will have to re­ New Year's Ehre party that year Chmlelewaki's automobile when it answer. land and banning American travel visit Hungar.v, slip through ths was "just and correct". ona a happy now year In the cer- ghetti with tomato sauce,'sliced GOOD IN A HALO- tinued to ask policy holders not spect. you went to the icebox and tried hit a pole in Ansonia early Sun­ Davit called the charge "abao- to make payments and not to in- Hungary. frontier usually by night, supplied It contended this wSa so be­ tamty that, comparatively at cheese, carrot sticks, ice cream. lutely untrue.” He termed the ac- Of the consulate closings it with submarhineguns, hand gren­ On the other hand, Kennan's to swallow a three-pound trout." day morning. Parents are reminded to send 75 cross picket lines. cause the filers accepted the ver­ laaat. the wMi wUl coma true. Wilbur said nothing, but cough Ifl!: "Tlio Hungaridh Peoples De­ ades and false papers. Such dict (with no alternative), the thebrlea, although they contain Illuminating gas killed three cents for the three-day luncheon. Tha raalllenca of human charac- ad a little. Hie mere memory of other persons in the state during . . . and wings, too! But most people mocracy will certainly endure this guests, however, are patronised by U. 8. government paid tha finsa, no softness toward Russia, al Volunteer mothers who will aS' terrible blow." the (Hungarian) State Sectirity tar, of the trend of human avanta, that episode always made his the weekend, and another man sist with the preparation and the would like to stick around this and "Waahington does not men­ though, in fact, they demand . i throat feel sore. It said the travel ban "does not Office sooner or later," tion the case of confiscated plane of hlatory Itaelf, more or laaa was the victim of a fall and elec­ earth for awhile. O b it u a r y close and universal restraint upop "I will skip over the New Tear's tric shock. Hunt Liner, frighten our working people too The editorial Ir.ntsted the mili­ any more." (Washington dla- a m uch.. .The IT. S. does not permit tary court verdict convicting the auarahtaa i t any Russian aggression, do not red!i^ v e of 1M7, when you picked that patchea indicated the U. 8. would Raymond Gullet, 28, of Darien, Automobile fatalities are increas­ honest,, peaceful democrats to go fliers of deliberatel.v violating again demand return of the plane, .For thia year Juat cloaina haa 'l^ g h t with the policeman," said was working in a tree in Green­ solve themselves into any raah Trellis Maa. "Let's Uke 1948 ing by IlMipn and bounds. Do all you abroad very often. TTiose Ameri­ Hungarian borders and setting valiied'at $97,500), haw the year of tha mood—an wich Sunday when he touched a conclusion that the total destruc­ H-m-m-m. We went to a night can to prevent them by driving Deaths 40 Persons oppreaaerl mood—In which the charged electric wire, and fell 20 tion of Russia is either possible or club and you loaned 830 to a total feet to the ground. carefully at ail times and observ­ power of Indlviduala to live their desirable. stranger from Keokuk, and we ing all traffic safety rules. And as Darid Rltchl* UvM and make their own deci ended up walking home . because Two of the gas victims were a David Ritchie of 87 Wells street So, if Russia wants to live and Fairfield man and wife, Mr. and an added measure of protection . . . Over Lakes alona and fovem tha courae of you didn't have taxi fare." died early yeaterday morning at wants the world to live, it now Wilbur flushed and chomped Mrs. Ralph Liggett, whom a DON’T DRIVE WITHOUT ADE­ hia home following a long illness. thalr own eventa haa bean (CoaUaiwd fraoi Page Oxa) will have, on the scene In Moa­ noisily on his breakfast toast. neighbor found unconscious in QUATE INSURANCE COVER­ Born in County Armagh, Ire­ waighted down by an atmoaphere cow. an American diplomat who "In 1940 we went to* your boss's their home Sunday. Police said It AGE Just give us a call and we’ll land. he had been a resident of the start of some phases of the of Unpondarable and uncontroU- was undetermined whether they WADGNS Manchester for more than 50 air search. haa very clear ideas as to the house," continued his wife, "and ■ SOTHBRS. INC arrange the details. you did that tight rope walking had inhaled gas, or whether a gas years. A retired steam fitter, he More than 300 persons aided abla fatea. principles and policies within water heater had drained the act of yours across the top of the f u n e r a l had wqrked at his trade at both state police and foresters In a I t haa, payehologically apeak which auch w'orld life is possible. sofa. Everybody laughed . , . but oxygen out of the room in which Cheney Brothers and Case Broth­ ground search of the area at the tag, bam a year in which people The fact that Russia has ac­ the boss didn't laugh when you they were found. SERVICE ers mills. He was a veteran of the zouthem tip of the Allegheny Nz- have been dominated by eventa, cepted him may mean that Rus­ fell off and broke the floor lamp.'' A medical examiner said acci­ Spanish War and a member of tional Forest about 18 miles north dental illuminating gas poisoning In which tha normal inatlneta and Wilbur put dowm hla fork. He no OimsiiA JLWeit Ward Cheney Encampment, Span­ of Brookville. Pa., and 100 miles sia haa some Idea of seeking such caused the death of Julius ish W sr Veterans, also a member north of Pittsburgh. huoyandea of the human apirit longer felt hungry D m c t e r a course of policy and action. At "And last year," came.the pltl Rosanski, 85, found dead in bed J. m ith of both the Army and Navy and Gordon M. Mathews, assistant have been clouded and blunted by least. It must know that, with less voice of his wife, "we had Sunday at his home in Nauga­ ROBERT S the British-American clubs. to the chief of the Investigation tha vague aenaa of a weight which him, it Mill not% et away with party here. You invitgd a dozen tuck. ‘ INCOBPORATED He leaves two daughters, Mrs. division of the Civil Aeronautics James Frye of Everett. Mass., snd board heads the federal investiga­ d m it t C K would Bol bo lifted. anything leas. people I never heard of, and you .arrived four hours late yourself BEAL ESTATE — INSURANCE Miss Caroline Ritchie of thia tion of the plane's disappearance. Hie aanaea which make up ade­ with a fellow you met at a bar and town; three sisters, Mrs. W. J. Continental Charters was order­ 858 MAIN STREET TELEPHONE 8458 Wiley df East Hartford. Mrs. ed to halt all takeoffs from Buf­ quate living—the aenae of free The Decline Of Stassen felt sorry for because he waa dom of choice, the aenae of pur alone." James McConnell of Manchester falo airport. WILLIAMS «INSURANSMITHS SINCE 1914" and Mrs. John Reed of N ^ Brit­ Halts More Flights poae, the aenae of a reachable Harold E. Stassen enjoyed his "I don't remember him at all," - - ain; four grandchildren and four Parka Commissioner James F. 1952 goal, the aenae of clear guiding greatest political prominence mumbled Wilbur. Tie Sign e# c great grandchildren. MANCHESTER TRUST CO "Of. course, you do," prodded W l WISH YOU ALL A HAPPY AND SAFE NEW YEAR Hanlon announced the ban "iirthli’ prindplea, the aenae of power of when he was a daring young Re­ Funeral services will be held to­ Interest of the Hying public." A horscflhoc is an oM fashioned ajmibol of Trellis Mae. "He waa the gentle­ OIL SERVICE WORTHY SERVICE morrow afternoon at 8 o’clock at influence and declalon have all, publican liberal. He haa been In a man who kept throwing firecrack­ Hanlon said tha bsin would re the Holmes Funeral Home, 400 main in effect until he received good fortune. We wish we could hang one during the paat year, been at low steady decline of prestige and In­ ers because he said New Year's S41 BROAD ST. 142 East Center S t Main street, with Rev. Fred. R. Eve alwaya gave him a Fourth of word from the Civil Aeronaattlcs abb. fluence since, either in reSpbnse Manchester Ed^r. ^stfir of tha South Metho­ administration and the Civil Aero­ over the door for all of you. to bring you 366 July feeling." dist Church, officiating. Burial nautics board. Ih o outatanding character of to deeply developing convictions "How did I know ha had fire­ FUEL and RANGE OIL days full of luck. Happy New Year! which shook his own liberalism, will be in the East Cemetery. Wild rumors the plane had been the actual eventa in the year juat crackers in his pocket?" said Wil­ Friends may call at the funeral or in some effort to create for found hampered search parties. paat haa been one fvhlch* forced bur. "Anyway, why do you al­ ★ ★ ■dr home this afternoon until 5:80 Hundredi of curiosity aeekers ordinary people into an attitude himself a smarter and still more waya have to put everything down and tonight from 7 to 9:80. Jammed roads about 100 miles in a little black book? It isn't of confuaed waiting for develop* popular political strategy, he be­ north of nttsburgh after one re­ fair." OIL HEATING port. menta aeemingly far beyond their gan shifting toward the conserva­ Trellis Mae closed the book. BARSTOW'S tive wing of his own party. The newest clue being Investi­ aontrol and perhapa beyond their "All right," she paid. "1 just EQUIPMENT Funerals gated is by Robert Hawthorne of ‘Your Weatinghouse Dealer” eomprehenalon. For one thing, Strangely enough, the decline of wanted to refresh your memory. Titusville. Pa. He reported see­ hla fortunes began in the Oregon You said you wanted to do some' ing the lights of a low-flying plane 460 MAIN STREET theae eventa have been eventa thing different this year. Well, ‘ E itim ato On Reqvcfif Mrs. Aaxa Oaibarinl which have been aimed toward primary, in 1948, when he sur­ The funeral of Mrs. Anna Gar- at 11 p. m. Saturday six miles what'll it be? Shall we go to the CALL south of Sheffield, P a ., That Is the making of peace, and the prised all his friends by letting zoo and shoot a polar boar?" barini of North Coventry, widow HAPPY of Stephen Garbarini, was held only a few miles from the New making of peace la ahvaya, it Governor Dewey out-liberal him Wilbur walked.'fOver and pecked 2-1257 Tork state border and the general on the issue of banning the Com­ her on the cheek. Saturday morning at 10:30 at the aeema, a more nerve-wracking John B. Burke Funeral Home and aerial route from Pittsburgh to and confuaed progreaa than that munist party in this country. He / at 11 o'clock at St. Jamee’ Church. ^Buffalo. of making war. Actually, per­ was for such a ban. Governor I Rev. Clifford Curtin of St. Mary's hapa, it haa been a year of good Dewey stuck to more American iQpim M U fm i4HzSb i>%t»toiMQpn Church in South Ooventry was the principles. And, surprisingly ^„M|ebrant St the solemn requiem fundammtally. But the NEW YEAR '^ a a s and Mra. Jane Mecca rone Knew Fliers g o id w w a haa alwaya been pend enough, the voters of Oregon took •THE CANDY was the organist and soloist. Bur- Ing in auch uncertainty, and ao the liberal view. i/l I lal was in St. James’ Cemetery ta r beyond the reach of any Since that time, step by step, where Rev. Edgar Farrell read w ith TAe MaBter*B Touch ^ tha committal service. In Hwgary ordinary individual t^^grdap it and Stassen haa been moving steadily Bearera were John Cavagfiaro, At Hm cIo m of onoHifr y o r , tlw diraclm i help it, that there haa been more to the right, until today he is GREETINGS OF THE SEASON FROM WCGC',^ Joseph Cavagnaro, Peter Manneg- amtlety than Joy in it. Thua, ^ e closer to Senator Taft than to the gta, Tony Farese, Clifford Friend (Oontiaxed from Page One) memory of Wendell Willkle. Aa he '-.S" MUNSON’S , and Louia Mellnoskl. tfdV Th« Maneli*i»«r Yrmt Compony i«iii Ir wishing two outatanding newa eventa of hie father, who Iz ill In Syracuse. tha yoar—tllp recall of General balances himself between his own » CANDY KITCHEN MANCHESTER MATINEE f ___ N. T., and hia wife and children a happy, kodthy, and a prospBroot Now Yoar. , XacArthur and the inauguraUon past and what he seems to feel in NEW BOLTON ROAD—ROUTB S and 44A at Glena Falla, N. Y. If the is hla own future, he seems to ap­ NEW STORE HOURS: 9:80 A. M. to • P. M.. MONDAY weather is good his plane will •f truce negotiationa in Korea- THRU SUNDAY. UNTIL FURTHER NOTICE AND ALL ITS SPONSORS: % A b o u t T o m ^ prove the F ar Eastern policy fif probebly go directly to Washing­ produced a_iioafuaton and uncer­ ton, D. C. If tha weather la bad General MacArthur. He oRen DiiriBg Mm yoar dwod why nat iis» tha tainty and a tenaioa which haa The Center diurch Senior Choir the plana may coma to Wastover often bbocured the fact that it seemi to be tadulging in routine Will hold. Ita regular rehearsal Air Force Base. Mass. Hla plane pitta faeMNM of this ipodani, pfogtasshra waa good to have theae thinga be poUUcal expediency rather than BENSON'S API^LIANCES Wednesday evening at 7:80. left Bermuda at 9:15 a. m., eat.) happening. in any exposition of personsil Saabad Nefl commented aarcas ttcally on1 th e'U , S. government Thist Company? You wUI BmI us ncenmmo- Under the Impact of newa and principle. GARTNER'S Herald pewaboy George Schober davelopmenta of auch, a character, So young liberal Republicans N of 52 Delihont street haa received duting, pitosunf ta 4 o businuu with. feel they have, lost him, while word that he won third prize In the individual aeemed to shrink GEORGE H. ’ WILLIAMS ASSOCIATES the Cheerio trzin contest The faita.n paaalve powerleaanesa with conservaUve, Old Guard Repub­ -Important— prize is a Lionel Scout train. Ha regard to world evenfa, which, in licans arc not really sure they also received a Lionel station as a turn, robbed hla own private liv­ have gained ^Im. E. A JOHNSON PAINT CO. bonus priaa. ing of Ita laat and apirit, unUl His announcement of his can­ 9$|$(0iC'5l d Mel P ete D many of ua felt more and mOre didacy for the Republican nomi­ A C PETERSEN FARMS - Members of St. Margarat'a Gir­ SOUND SUOSESTION taR \Ut nation, then, means almost noth­ dle, No. 280, Daughtere of Isabel­ Uke automatona playing out a la, have received notlcee of their predoetiaed role, which'might be ing. so far as the nomination it­ appointments to serve aa chatr- In tl|ie ginn| |ew and into Whaa the Htaaiq rammed __ orthodox church of tho East cala- PINE 923 Main Street • Phone 4171 >aar Organiutioiui are invited to tend their ^ te a Christmaa beginning with iiMie ahead. S3SS%5l !fe .*lS r “■ “ news for broadcast to Jack Brooks. l^phany. Zion church la open PHARMACY Manchester Matinee, First National for meditation during thia period. la N4 Caatar St. TflL t-tSlI Open ThufBday EveningB 6 to 8 WATKINS Bank, Mahcheater, Conn. 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MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER. CONN., MONDAY. DECEMBER HI. 19H IIANCHfeSTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN^ MONDAY, DECEMBER 81,1951 Seven Cars Hit^ are no groiuuU for eomplacaney, would ka aampoaad o$ alaa Pft V o K S —141* W H AT— Acheson Sees t’rgr* Realrnlnt Spy-Sftlmteur dantlal appetntaaa, nonOrmad by w no— 1«M He extended hla cautions abniit tka Sanate, wtUi not more than Today*s Radio the crttlcsl importance of the new Ktroocu-UM W rHA—IM.1 ('causing Damage Fanipf Readied Ova msmbera of tht sama poUtleal year to include an appeal for re­ party. Bo4rd dacMona may bo StaaAiri TIom New Treachery straint In politleal controversies WKNB— M t 14THT—ISM appaaled up to tiM Stipromo Court. unUf tho ond But No Injuries during the coming Presidential (f'ontlatied from Page Oae) campaign. 0:46—Sidewalk Interview By Reds in ^52 "If v.e are to eonliniie to bear WTIC—Ross Bowl Kickoff 7:00—Kukla, Fran and Oflle Seven rare were damaged, three our respnnsthllltles'In the world miinlat party anytime during the of them badly, in two related acci­ Luncheon.' 7:15—Bob and Ray Show (CoattniMd from Psg* Oms) on which the lestie of. peace or last three years be ronelderod as WCCC Music. 7:80—Those TW» A dents St Middle Turnpike we.4t war. hangs in the bsiniee." he one item In arriving at the "rea­ WHAT—Polka Hop. 7:46—News Caravan and Tower road Saturday after­ said, "we can not afford to let ex­ sonable ground" for detention. WTHT—Valiant Lady. 8:00—Video Theater noon. No Injuries were reported basis that provides a decent cesses of partisan seal blind us. to WKNB—News: Request Mati­ 8:30—Voice of Firestone and no arre.sts made. chance for the Koreans to live as An elaborate procedure for the S o b e r requirements of our ns- hearings and appeals lli provided nee. 0:00—1 Love Luev Five of the autos rollliled when free men." tinnsi Interest. WDRC-Winner Take All. 0 :3 0 -It’s News 'TP Me the flrst In line skidded in an at- . In discussing the Korean situa­ for persons picked up, but mean­ "And .we must slwsys remember while the Attorney General must 4tl5— 10:00—Studio One t-empt to avoid hitting a atopped tion, Acheson declared "We shall that we can not find'security for , WTHT—Maniags for Tao. 11:00 -The Plsyhouse of Stsrs car which had been Involved in a not rest until our men who are be­ ourselves, nor Insplrstlon to those keep them in "places of detention." 12:00—News two car accident a few minutes ing held prisoner are released . . . who are on our side, If we here In which may not be ordinary crim­ ' WDRC—Tfankee Kitchen. before. and shall stand firm against any America trample our best tradi­ inal prison!. So buy Defense Bonds. Buy them today and buy them WTIC —Young WIdder Brown. In the flrst mishap, which oc- settlement that rewards Ingres-, tions hv preiiidice or hy a hysts^ Those arrested must, within 48 Fe a r y a n d w e t , t h e F r o g m e n r e t u r n . Their W TH T-Bob E. Uoyd Show. List New Prices ciired at 3 p. m. a car driven by Sion, or rompromlsea the fecurlty'’ csl distortion of the fight sigaliML boiirs, he given a hearing before $•45— Arthur E. Fitts, 63, of Hampton, of the Republic of Korea." tyranny." a preliminary hearing officer, ap­ dangerous mission is completed. Members of a regularly.;. through the Payroll Savings Plan where WTIC -Woman In My House. skidded and struck a car operated 2. Indochina Du.-ing 10.11 the After reviewing the accomplish­ pointed hy the President. The WHAY— Bowl-O-RInk Band­ For Cemeteries by Miirray S. Crouse, 33, of 46fl Communist threat In Indochina ments of the closing year, Acheson hearing offirer makes the flret de­ you work or the Bond-A-Month Plan where you bank. stand. Adams street. An e.stlmated "has been contslned" by the Joint sold: cision on release or continued de­ Navy Underwater Demolition Squad, they have I:0 »— $.300 damage was done to the left efforts of the French army snd "What It adds up ip Is ihst we tention, after which the case may KUy etch day of the ymt WDRC—News; Old Record A resdjustment of prices for aides (jf each car. antl-Commtinlst native people plus have hsd both gains and loases in he taken to a detention rei-lew been working to clear 1,500 to 2,500 mines from a Shop. burial lots in the three town The Kitts car was going west American aid. However, there are 19.11 hut that we are better off board. i hold the lock of e field of Th« U. S. D«f«nM Bonds you buy givo you WON8- Bobbv Benson. owned cemeteries, which becomes and the Crouse ear east on the "dangerous signs" of ftirther Com- than we were a year ago." Thli board, not yet crested. Korean landing area, performing a duty in which W TIC-Just Plain Bill. effective tomorrow' has resulted In turnpl':e. Both drivers reported juuntat aggression there. four leef clover. WHAY—Story Queen. price increases ranging from tin cars wece parked on either side of More Burma Strife portonol financial indopondonco the road pt the point. I. D. PEARL'S g:l.t— for a two-grave lot to 329.1 for an 3. Burm a- Here, too. there are every second is a matter of life or death. But that WHAY—Crosby’s Quarter. eight-grave lot. according to a let­ About five minutes later Agnes Appttanee and Furnltura CMtro Don’t forget that bonds are now bet­ Fuller. 4.3, of East Hartford, was eigne of further trouble from Red Remember that when you’re buying a W n c —Front Page Parrel' ter sent out to local undertnkers nggresslon, requiring the United is the Frogmen’s job for defense! ter buy than ever. Because now every $:S»— by George W. Elliott, se.\ton of driving riowly west on the turn­ Defenae Bonda you’re building a per- pike •vhen she noticed a car Stsiee to bo elertly on guard. WTIC—Notes and Quotes cemeteries. The price on a single 4. Egypt The crLsi* over the aonal reaerve o f caah aavinga. Money Seriea E Bond you own can automati­ WHAY—Band bv Demand. stooped in the road, applied her ■ i grave lot, however, will drop from defense of the Sues Canal, brought that will aome day buy you a houae or cally go on eartung interest every year WDNS—Wild Blil HIckok. $120 to $7.1. Affected are the East, brakes, .slid, on the Ice snd struck the Fitts car. Tlie same thing on by differences between Egypt Defense is your job, too, and next to theirs how educate your children, or aupport you for 20 y e a n from date of purchase in­ WDRC—Memory Lane. West, and Buckland cemeteries. end Britain over the presence of WTHT—Mark ’h-all. According to the list of prices happened to four cars In back of when you retire. Remember that if you stead o f 10 aa before! This meana that S:4.5— her. British troops along the wnter- contained in the letter, which way. creates one of two ds'iger simple you»job is! For yours is to keep this coun­ don’t aave regularly, you generally don’t the bond you bought for $18.76 can re­ WTIC—Notes and Quotes. lumps the cost of the grave with An estimated $100 damage was done to fie Fuller automobile. spot.s In the Middle East. turn you not juat $25— but as much as WDRC—Curt Ma.ssey. the charge for perpetual rare, a aave at all. So go to your company’a WHAY Sports. An automoihle driven hy Ever­ .1. Iran This is the other Mid­ try’s civilian front safe and stable, and solidly be­ $33.3SI A $37.60 bond pays $66;66. two-grave lot will cost $1.10. Each dle East danger spot and like'the pay office and aign up to buy Defenae WONS—News. additional grave in a' lot will coif ett E. Davis, 49, of South Coven­ try, received $1,000 damage to the Rucr. crisis offers, in Achesnns Bonds through the Payroll Savings Flap. And BO on. For your security, and your Evening 17.1, so that the price of an eight- hind our military power. And one of the best ways front and right aide. A car driven V I e w . "dangerous opportiinilles Bankers recommend them aa one of the country’s too, buy United States De­ grave lot will be 3600. for exploitation by the Kreniim." WONS—News, The price of a two-grave lot In by Wllllani H. Parker, 21, of the to do that is by buying United States Defense Bonds. safeet forms o f invMtment. fense Bonds now! w n c —News. the past has been $40, plua $100 TTnlted Stales Naval Hospital at Against these uncertainties and WHAY—News. Camp Lejeune, N. C . rer»lved potential perils of the new year, for perpetual care, and for an $100 d.smage on Imth aides. A ear By creating a stable financial backlog of your own, WTHT—Ne'vs; Joe Girand. eight-grave lot. the price was $80, Arheson pictured the past year as WDRC—News. operated bv Richard Black, .36. of one in which great progress was plua $22.1 for perpetual care. 34 Cumberland street, received $!l.V— Service charges will also be af­ made in unifying and strengthen­ through bonds and other forms of saving, you are WHAY— Supper Serenade. $100 damage to the front, and one ing the free nations, especially in "Thank You" fected by the new price list. The driven by Verlm L. Friday, 34, of Peace is^br-flie strong... WONS—Jim Britt. price for opening and closing an the Norih Atiuitic area, ' ^ W T IC -B ob Steele: Sports 217 Main at reel, received $7.1 dam­ And he denared "There are also making America’s economy strong. And re­ adult grave will be Increased from age to the left rear fender. WDRC--Jack Smith. Sports. $.30 to 540; for opening and closing grouiuls for confidence, but there member, Buy U.S.Defense BonSitirt O I L U K A T 4:16—Kate Smith Shew These Cars Also Cprry l00% GUARANTEE -—— Liberal Trade-Ins 4:30—Gayftwd Rauaer Show W A L L - F L A V E METHOD 4:48—Kate flmith Show OrljO—Space Cadat B:I6—T tin e'i^ Beany 8:30—^Howdy Doody 6:00—Fashions in ’Music 0:26—SealY'Weateer Forecast It pays to get the ban! Mott M p le know that But Mine, wh«$ 0:30—^WotM,MfWs—Today 56 GALS. OF GAS FREE they come to gboosing the heatuig system that must serve them for yiiars, hesitate about Timken Silent Automatic— for one reason. ‘ WITH EVERY CAR PURCHASED ^ It costs a little more,- Ta duM people we say, look'eheed ten yeert. The amount o f foci oil and clearicity yOnr Timken Silent Automatic Wall-Flame Oil n , V.M.arnmimnU tmm,tvyfhrMfeiHUi>e.jy 7 > w y D-erSasalAesla m gr SWr pMrMt dsiMSaa, Sit AdMrtWai OMmdl sad Burner will use over that time win probably be 25% lett than an ALSO A l a r g e s e l e c t io n OF TIRES TO BE WHY o r d in ^ gun-type burner will use. Maintenance costs will be much YOUR UST BUY lower, too, because the only moving part in the entire burner is the •Mk i m m Bass lgiwe...Ws84sa self-lubricating mono-rotor. All this,^, SOLD AT OEALERS COST - MOST SIZES plus the proud knowledge that you nave the li«t in advance-designed M t - ing equipment, puts you fe e ahera o f the shortsighted man who acem s less LINCOLN thin a Timken Silent Automatic; phone today ! We’ll be glad to grrange 44tlit.4Stli STS-utth A\L easy terms— 10% down, 55 months to McCLURE AUTO CO. pay, If desired— on the Timken Silent NEW YORK Automatic unit that's right for yottr Hudson Sales and Service . A" home. 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MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER, CONN« MONDAY, DECEMBER 81.1951 4 % MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MA>ICHESTER. CONN„ MONDAY. DECEMBER *1,1981 i Topples Frankie’s to Move into Rec Lead,. 66 F A f iE

idingling State Sports Events Top Ranking Moore Denied Rec Resullii Capture 5th Strs^ht,Stri^ht, || ,• on Capitols Tuesda’^ AiaerleM Leflaa t g t i p r p u . Chance, Even for Dollar . . . 1 3 ‘ 2 II Poquonock Triumphs Recalled During the Past,Year 1 D o bek . r( ...... t 3 -3 13 43S9OOO to Witness Bowl OM Man' River 4 D ay . If ...... 2 S-IO 1 ^ ______* ...... — - — 1) Anilerane. I( ...... tee 1 (Ml 1 Local Sport Professional Cage Rules thaaintimr In Ban Francisco Ui# other 1 IV m lio . r ...... 0 0 - 0 ft Staadlaga going back to a 4 point lead. Former NBA Five -In New York—INEA) night. 4 T in sle y , r t ...... t 0 " 0 Pet I Leonard got a hoop for tha D-Ins Football Games Tomorrow Hwrwk haa experlonced both and ahould ds3ra of upalds-down matchmak­ Thera Is additional unmlstak- 2 Hubbaril. Is ...... > 5 - 1 0 iS American Legion 1.000 but time ran out and the outcome be eahlMt "A" Jdat la case the Chatter ing, when a fighter gets kicked abls svldsnc* In theaa times of the 2 3 T o ta l * ...... r 1 3 -3 1 M Frankie’s ...... 7B0 1. All games will b* played In f l i m a adioolboy baskstbatl Mooaup Mooea naoda a dramatic waa a hard earned 66 to 64 victor}’ . t.toul, shall be penaliaed by a tech­ upstairs for losing' Archl* Moore One Big Happy Monopoly that a Praakle’s Drive-la Moriarty Laurel* .667 for the tired but happy L*-<' New Turk, Dec. 81—(SI—OaKWTatum. But Sven rain won’t keep four 12 minute periods. nical foul In addition to a personal i i tMoa tlMkt *wtpt through a 8* No Herald P R r Pta. To Help Start axam i^. * prlae fighter haa to belong to the Poquonock ...... 600 gloneera. * football may be In the pro* 8SA00 out of the Sugar Bowl, the Manchester Coon and Fox Club 2. Bach player Is permitted six foul. The same penalty shall b* ichadul* unhaatwi aiwl cU- hasn't a Chinaman’a chance. 5 W ill# , r f ...... 3 1 -3 7 .900 of de-cmphaals, but not for only bowl boasting two unbeaten Shea aided the world champion Moore for flv* years haa been guild* Murphy getting the titular 3 R. MrKenna. rt .. . . . ff 3 Herm's Camera* Thg nightcap waa rather a dull I > j will hold Its regular monthly personal fouls. Imposed for any additional per­ E « e d Iti eampalh* hy urtnnUit 3 Leponirfl. If ...... 4 H) me 486,000 fortunate pigskin and untied elevens. Now York Yankee* baacball club Tomorrow the number on* challenger for the engagement with Maxim In place Wethersfield .... .333 game after the opener but Jump- 4 meeting Wednesday night at 8 3. Substitutions ar* allowed at sonal fouls committed a fte r'th e and N iw V igland cham- the paat aeason with a pitching 1 D e a d , r ...... 2 8 -4 18 .000 ns acattered from Florida to Tenneasee la favored by seven llght-hrayywaight champlonahip. of Matthews and the latter being 4 P e a se , r x ...... i . . . . . 2 2 -7 12 ''Balch Pontlaca .. Ing Bill Zabel put spark Into It ^ o'clock at the clubhouse In North any- time. sixth personal foul. An Injured ptoaridpa record of S-S after apandlng 1990 4 R easinl, r x ...... t 1 -5 3 .000 California who'H Jam Into the points, but visiting -coaches are Oov^try. Annual banquet lia ten­ 4. The free throw lane Is to be Pro Season Here Yet the closest h* haa com* to a sentenced to the outlying *pre- Big Buck’s ...... going on a .34 point scoring spree, player who must be rgplacedilaced haven’t got one as th* cuatomera ^ * l Tax**. 20-14, In th* Cot­ son and was a teammate of sev­ fill free throw or In the case of two Dirk Schniltkrr of 1950 With Invadersy Also** U un that andad Moore, a 84-year-old Bt. Lout* triumph over Fr^kle’a Driw-ln ing barrage 84 to 48. Besides Za- ton Bowl. stitute Is tn be selected by the op­ The Mg boning attraction waa its readers a happy and Negro operating out of Toledo and Moor* offered to box either P R r P 1». last Saturday nlDlt at the East beVa 34 points, Dick Teed picked stream In to see: eral member* of • the current free throws, after the second at­ Ml. hut Uad onca. for tha great- Chico Vejar of Stamford, a prom­ Maxim or Matthews for 81. and 2 g a b e l, rf ...... 1 4 « * ; ] 3 34 Th* weatherman in Miami fore­ Washington squad that plays here posing coach. tempted free throw, if succeasrul. Sonny HeHzbrrg, (jiplain of 1950^ 1 ^ston** Mt record la lU hletory. prosperous New Year. Ban DIegn. la the champion of ft ^ortfjpow. rf ...... ft 0 -ft ft Side Rec. Each team entered the up 22 for a night's work. Ron lUlnoia and Stanford In th* cast partly cloudy and mild tor the 6. If a double foul occurs, and ising welterweight with a record when Ray Robinson stuck hla nose 3 Twarklm. If ...... 1 1-1 7 Tuesday night. Leo Is now work­ The Jump ball shall take place be­ (Than ware cheera and taaro In I I I . ■ a. ii Australia and Bnuth America.. game with an unblemished rec­ Roberts and AI Setsky were tops ftoae Bowl at Pasadena. battle between Baylor and Georgia participating players thereby In­ Oltirs, Tommy O’Kpefe and Krn Murray Alf, of SS vlctorlea In 87 Sght*. The Hla best weight la 173 or 174 Into tt. the veteran of the rtin- 5 ChtHTirtn. If ...... 0 ft-ft 0 ord, the Legion with four win* Tennessee, voted the nation'* ing In Rognoke Rapids. North tween the two players Involved, ConnaeUcufa aporta 3 D . Tr#f1. r ...... 1ft 3 -3 3 3 for the Pontiac* with 16 and 8 re­ Tech, to be eeen by 6.9,000. The cur a sixth personal foul, atich loss was Indicted upon him by pounds, but he concede* as much aroiind said he would take on the and the Dla with three. No. 1 collage team of 1991, veraua Carolina. the player conunlttlng the foul Flayed in Major l/pagiie in Recent Seasons tha year IMI- But aren t there al- Riiiwrl. f ...... 4 1 -3 2 spectively. It waa noted last Sat­ pricemaker* here set the odds at playera'shall attempt the foul shot and the |ilayer fouled, at th# circle New Haven'* Bddl* Oompo. Vejar middleweight monarch J\ist tor the R lre . rx ...... 1 .•in w a^ ? Tha dlfferance. aa time aa 92 pounds and flattens heavy- 3 -3 4 Led by Billy Sheckpy, Don Hub­ urday that of 14 hoop* by Zabel, Maryland in th* Sugar' Bowl at 6 to 9 and take your pick—Baylor before leaving the game. where the free throw was made. was reaponslble for Connecticut's ‘welghta. exercise. K lrh aru p , rir ...... 3 ft-ft 4 bard and Johnny Dobek, the Le­ New Orleana. Bob Tedford, a member of Nas- By F/ARI- YOST mwhaa along a glory r « d tor sentatlvea in the'National Collegi­ 3 K n iru n M . Ik •«...... 3 ft-ft 4 12 were rebound follow-upa picked which loat only to Texas Christian 7. No zone defense le allowed. 10. The apace* now designated I league office in Nei* York. Fotm., largest Sght crowd, 879f who paid He has beaten every toughie he If Sugar Ray Robinson wantf to gions were not to be dented a vic­ Georgia Tech veraua Baylor, a slff* In the Rastern Pro League Boma. and a gory road tor othara. ate A.A. cage game tourney.* off the board. and tied Texas A A M, or Georgia Jw o seasons ago, Is now serving 8. When a team la reduced to by the figures H and V alongside Big time basketball will )mi on twelve minute periods will to gn.834.90 on June 12 In his home could get In the same Inclosure make one of hla charitable .ves­ D TntRlfi ...... 12 1 3 -3 1 24 tory. .Off to a f(u»t atari, Frankie’s couple of tough Southeastern and five eligible players, these players la in the namaa. Yale's swimming team, proba­ Itolrli pQiitlAr <4RI Tech, unbeaten but tied by Duke. with the 43rd Division in Germany. the free throw lane shall he occu­ the New Year's menii for fan* in played. '.?> New London Bulkeley High waa town to watch him wallop Flora w*lth the exception ' of Esaard tures against someone other than Jumped to a quick 10 to 2 lead, Southwest Conference outfits. In bly the greatest ever, which has r B T ’ tP. ■( In 1948 Georgia Tech defeated must finish the game, except In pied by two player*/of the defen­ M l I•n^*l IJaeap «a Hits of Havana. rank sucker, here's hla grand 4 and looked aa If they were fly­ Miami's Orange Bowl. this are* tomorrow'*'night when the all-conquarlng achoolboy haa- won 74 dual meets In a row and Charles. RrtBfcv. rf ...... 3 4 -5 2 Pro Basketball at a Olaue* Kansas, 20-14, in the Orange Bowl. There is no safe skating at Cen- case of Injury. Anyone of the- last sive team w'lth the other pla}’ers Conch Johnny Falkowskl nt th# Televlsftm continued to he blam­ He has scored 69 knockouts In opportunity.' with the entire gate 3 gasorskl. If ...... 2 3 -3 14 ing on to another win. but with And. Kentucky agalnat Texas five player* In the game upon the Rritlsh Americana open their katball aquad. ' . swept all kinds of national titles 2 RohrrtP. r ...... Good weather and the earn* ter Springs pond, Weat Sid# Oval *lfem at;lng on both aides of th# ' BA'a hopes to Introduco at least ed for the slump, but nobody be­ 121 start* throughout 16 years. going to the cause. . . . . 2 .1 -2 15 Sheekey and Leo Day starting to Oirlatian, th* Cotton Bowl dish at cnmmlttlng hla aixth personal American I-eague arhedule agalnat Fep,a Battared ■a*” '^ In 1990. 2 M in ^ rlrk. r...... 3 1 -3 S NBA odd*. 6-9 and take yout pick, nil* or Robertson Park Weather la too free throw lane. on* new big man to local fans, came hysterical arguing about It. "Moore Is a hlghly-satlafactory Moore waa the ranking challen­ T u r t iln , tk ...... 1 0 -1 2 hit, the Legion closed the gap Dallas. Srhsihilc of Football Willie Pep la the battered boxer. Norwalk High's upset football ; 3 Boston 100. New York 90. for the Cotton Bowl affair be­ warm and Park Superintendent the star-atudded Waahtoglon Cap­ nuaineas Manager Art PongratS’ Coaat Guard Academy’a gridiron Name* In the News performer," aays Al Weill, the In- ger when Lesnevlch lost the lead­ ft L ee. rx ...... ft 0 - 0 0 and at the end of the flrat frame Plenty of gridiron power Is tween Kentucky and Texas Chiia- Gani^a on Radio And TV itols. Gsme time Is 9 o'clock. A Is on a talent hunt tn Boston andv victory over Danbury, which paved 11 M cC arth y . Ik ...... ft-ft ft I Syraeusa 108, Baltimore 91. Horace Murphey said . Center taam wag the vehicle that Drought On the alkislln* side, ther^ were tei;national Bioxing Cliib'a New ership to Freddie Mill* in London ..... ft the score stood at 15 to 11, with I i represented, of the eight teams, tian—both beaten four times dur­ preliminary will find the ever-pop- the way for Hartford Public ■oapolla 93. Philadelphia 64. Springs would )>e closed to pubHc ' New York and hopes to brine fame to the achool on the Thamaa names—Andy Robuatelll of Stam­ York matchmaker. "He walks In .lulv. 1948. M Tr>1»I» ...... i» 1ft-1 2 a the Burnside crew on top. six landed in the top 10 of the ing the season. Kansas.' Texas ular Frankie'* In action against a \ High* choice aa Connecticut'* Fort '.Vayne 77, Milwaukee 60. skating today and tonight and un- Annual Ice Bowl llfew York, Dec. 31 (49 at least one man hig enough, to River In New liondon. ford. who Jumped from Arnold right In. keeps the other fellow But Moore- couldn’t a* much a* Hcere at half time. 2 2 -2 0 ColIcKtana. Going into the second canto, final Associated Press poll of the Tech, Souths California and til colder weather. suit able foe. |I battle Schnlttker, Rlaughter and’ topranked eleven. American League season. After Tenneasee, cam* Five bowl games will i>e on There were the top aporU atoriea College to the world's champion­ busy sll the while. He I* an ex­ get himself arrested even with 1 Sheekey and Hubbard worked Scranton 106, Wllkea-Barrre 103 Texas defeated T. C. U., while Fsater CWimpeUllan j I Company off the boards. Hartford High’s footballer*, who the foreign flavor. Joining those Maryland, No. 8; Illinois, No. 4, Won by Air Base the air New Year's afternoon. written In Connecticut In 19M, ac­ ship Los Angeles Rams football cellent boxer, a two-flated punch­ hard off the hoards, outjumping (Four overtime period*.) Kentucky bowed to Texas, Mtsa- Faculty Manager Dwight Perry While only the Roae will he Recently admitted to the A. 1 .!I Definite starter# for ths locals'' cording to Connecticut Sport* led the Aa.*oclated Pres* poll, re­ er find a master ring general. disregarding the fellow who had Bill Wade and Lon Dead, Georgia Tech, No. 9, Stanford, club In one hop; W*>’ne Uoo'rt of I I Sports Schedule Bridgeport 84, Elmira 69. , laalppl, Georgia Tech and Tennes­ reports reserved seat tickets for aeen on network TV, three Manrheater'a Rastern I-eague reg­ I will )>e driving Al Palmier! at ono’ Writera who expreaeed their opln- Nichols. Yale'e great awlmmer; ceived a rare special commenda­ "Why ha-'m't he boxed Harry earned the right the hard way. Frankie’s tallest. Pete Bezzlni No. 7. and Baylor, No. 9, T. C. U. see. However, the game’s a 79,349 Manchester HI g h's basketball ular season and playoff champions of the forwards and Jackie Allens No. 11, and Kentucky, No. Fairbanka. Alaska, Dec. 81 i/D other bowla w’lll be locally Kma In a poll conducted by the Aa iqitricia O'Sullivan and Jim tion award from the Connecticut Matthews. Irish Bob Murphy or Abe J . Greene, the New Jersey last year’s highest scorer for one sellout. game Friday night at the armory — It took nearly all day to do It of a year ago a1ll be stepping out and Bobby Knight In the back- Interacholastlc Athletic Confer­ Joey Maxim ? Why didn't he box boxing commissioner and peren­ Tueaday. Jaa. 1 game, entered the fray, but found telecast. The details (All aoelated Prcaa. Healey, state champlonahip golf- Clemaon and Miami (Fla.) re­ against Meriden High are now on but they Anally marked up aome times Rastern Standard); Into a faater loop- In fact, Juat court. .!(>* Kubarhka wrIU hold- To ahow how the apotllght haa ence. and the 8. Polk Waskowlt* Gu* Lesnevlch when h* waa on nial head of the National Boxing the baskets covered, getting but The day’s biggest crowd, around new their New Year's rivalry In err: Alex Kdhlkowskl of Seymour, sale and may be purchased at the touchdowns In the .annual Ice Cotton at Dallas NBC one' step under the major league, dowm either a forward or center ahlfted In one year, only Willie Trophy. top? He waa -and Is—too good, A«aoclatlon. had Lesnevlch match­ BA'a vs. Washington, 9 —Ar­ one foul and one Jump shot for 400.000. la expected for the Rose the Gator Bowl at Jacksonville, Crockett real estate and insurance spot at tap-off time. Puggy Boll, who aided the New York Giants mory. <^owl, where the Big 10 cham- Bowl football game after four 1 ;36 p. m. Texas Christian vs. the National BasketbnII Aasocia- Pep’a name figured prominently In their rush to the National Stamford's Little Leagiieera that's why." ed with Maxim for the American total of three. Phil Pease, hard Fla, before 38,900. Last year agency on Main street. year* of trying. tlon. Several members of the In­ Vern Cox, Jack French and John*, In 1990 among thla trio. Wee Wil­ Jersey Joe Walcott acquired the championship. and the work Wednesday, Jan. 8 driving forward waa .the only one |«plon meets tha Pacific Coast Con- Clemaon eked out a 19-14 win over Kentucky. Bill Stern an­ League flag, and twirled a few In­ who won state and national base­ But then the days are short up nouncing. Local telecast by vading Capa played In the NBA ny Burke may to In reserve. Belt * lie of Hartford waa aad copy then, ball honor* among the small fr>*. heavyweight champlonahip In hi* against Meure went on ' from ChePs V *. Wapping, 7; 19—Y. who kept the D-Ina In the battle, • ’ ference winner for the sixth Miami in the Orange Bowl. A "spectar' happy new year Is Is sure to se# plenty of action a*' ning* In a World Series against straight year. Illinbla remalni a here. WFAA-TV, Dal(^. Inal seaann. too. however. He had lost h*a New Haven State -Teachers top fifth shot# two against Joe Louis there. MB's vs. Bolton, 8:30- Y. getting a of his teams 13 points O llege of the Pacific and Texa* exPy--When Edgar hoop. The D-Ina still went along kansas A. M. A W. meet tn the most' of the catching for St. Braven Dyer for raillo and Mel hold nut thla term, la another wx- nouivcementa ram* simultaneoualy * Reservations ran also be Twe-Cor Maryland's Terpa coached by Jim The heavily-bundled Ladd aquad yesterday and brought to 88.4h* tlon that Dropo. at least, has re made news! Holmes to manager of the Boston Laprade of the New York Rang- with the latter two and suffered Pyalrie View (Tex.) Bowl. Louis In 1934, when Diaxy and made good progress through the Allen and Jack Brlckhmise for NBA star with Ihe Capa. A pro­ covered and that It waa only i made through Hal Turklngton Paul Dean helped pitch th* Car­ TV network of 92 atatlona. number of acHnols which h svr ’ Connecticut sport* writers’ Braves after lesp than two month* or Mel Cushing. era waa penalited recently In a the consequences. air as well as through ths snow. duct of City College of New York. ease of having been a victim of \»ith Hartford’s Eastern League Start To Hit 20x20 ...... $974.00 Sugar Bowl EVeiilt dinals to th* National League pen­ Sonny topped the Boston scorers cancelled the football programs picked these aa other ntajor American League game be­ National Hookey League contest Dave Rake. JHO-poiind quarter­ the "sophomore jinx. basehallers. It waa the flrat penalty for him In With the Legion men tiring, nant. was: (a) Gus Mancuao (b) two years ago with 693 points In since the 1990 season. events; tween the British Americans back from Parkersburg, W. Va., USF, unbeaten and untlad tM s !'. ytnd whll* on the subject—come­ The pitching of Gene Conley of two aeaaona. The penalty waa a Frankie's started to hit. Dead and 24x24 ...... $1370.00 Jim Wilson (c) Walker Cooper waa (he individual star, passing 68 games. He has sisn played backs and sopohomore alumpa, The University of Connecti­ and Washington C aprw ill get Won bv St. Louis year behind the running of All4-( cut’s basketball team, winner* or the Hartford club, who won 20 minor one for hooking. The Rang­ Peaae worked hard and gathered (d) BUI DeLancey for three to\ichdnwna and rarry- ^ cfIgciiiaii T 11 rii8 with the New York Knicks. there 1* the notable case of Frank underway at 9 o’clock. FTe- er*’ ace center had only one minor 19 polnU while the Legion was Complete with overhesd door 4. If ypu went to a football ln«r the hall over for two more. Towering, rtvot Man America fullback Ollle Matoon, i 22 of 29 and District No. 1 repre- jfartiei, the first to accomplUh the Umlnary game starts at 7:80. decided It wae "financially, Im-"' (Spec) Shea of Naugatuck, who feat for the Capital City profes­ penalty during the 1949-.90 season able to get but 8. Going Into the ^ and windows game and the Golden Bears were The other Ice Bowl games have No doubt the liiggest man on New Orleans, Dec. 31- (>P)- Try playing the Green Teftom, you prudent" to continue Ui* spbrt Ing; sional baseball entry since the and none last year. Edgar waa the last two minutes the Legions had I something new—that's the way to been scoreless ties except for the Down Pro Offers the floor w|)l he ikyscraping alx winner of the Lady Byng trophy In Price* Given oa Coaerete Slabs would )>e w’atching: (a).California foot, eleven Inch Jimmy Slaugh­ th* face of world ce to several All American college club house at Gulfstream Park, age among the regular*—68 car­ men. At least the NHL sUtlstics ing they get to the challenge were standout p^rfonponi In laati i the .finish line at the race course manently retired from u.se by nation. Each time the Blllikens teams during the 1950-91 seaann. riers for 341 yards and an average Spartan grid coach Biggie Munn. Indicate as much. At the' one-third round. . Saturday'a Shrine Baat-Waat> j waa moved 29 feet closer to the have sent Kentucky home dazed Curly-haired Frank, far and Veteran* of the Caps Is Dick game In San Francisco. | of 9 yards per try. He waa second It is the first time any Michigan and disappointed. Sports Mirror mark of play there were 166 min­ O’Keef#, i-now In hla fifth season. stand. All the poles around the utes leas In penalties this season away the greatest amateur play­ Although 1/oyoIa won only three i strip were also moved a similar in scoring with six touchdowma lYltate athlete has been so honored. TAKE ST MONTHS^TO PAY Th# Billlkena kept their string He I* a product of Santa Clara. for 36 points. Since he played both 18 as compared to last. After the er In the world, has decided not to of Its nine games, Its decision | (Uatance. This will give club house SPECIALIZING IN intact last Saturday night by edg­ Today A Year Ago—The Na­ pick up any of the big money that Tommy O’keefe cam# from came as more of a aurpiise thin i offense and defense, Lattner also Jim Konstanty keepa In trim ing Kentucky, ranked No. 1 in the flrat 70 games of th* schedule Georgetown to the Capa. Both patrons a better view of the finish. 1950 MERCURY 4-DOOR SEDAN tional Professional Basketball laat year there was a total of 1401 the pro* have been dangling before San Francisco’s, which had been | TTie old camera booth atop the had the most playing time to hla I during the off-season refereeing Associated Pres* poll last week, League reverted to a alx-team cir­ him. O’Keefe* are over the six foot account. In the final game of the basketball games. ’The PhlUlea' ^Toae green. Radio, heater. Oaa owner ear. nninutes In penalties meted out tn In th* wind since Head 0>ach Joe ] grandstand 1* being switched Into CUSTOM BUILT 61-60 in the final five seconds, a cuit following the wltlidrawal of At flrat, Bobby RIgga, the ll,tlle mark. Tom haa averaged 13 tallies Kuharich quit tn seek employment * season against Southern Califor­ I relief pitcher, the Natlortkl Low mileace. Stock No. NT-IM...... substitute forward, Tom Llllia, silt teams. For the same, number per game. an announcer's stand. the Grand Rapids, Mich., team. of cohteata this season there was United Statea promoter, thought with a pro team. ! Safety Tested nia. the youngster idayed 59 min provided the winning basket. St. Five Years Ago-Leslie Mac- he had Sedgman all wrapped dp Ken Murray, not the radio and 1949 CHEYROLCT 2*DOOR SEDAN a total of only 1239 minutes for Th* withdrawal^ left Sante I utes. GARAGES Louis waa ranked 12th in the AP Mitchell waa named the winner of and ready to be delivered. But ap­ TV comedian, played with the Black. H eater. 18,066 mllea. Oao owmer ear. poll. the same humbet of clubs Clara as the only on* of th* Pa- ' AND the Sullivan Memorial Award as parently the terinla fathers here Baltimore Bullete and Fort Wayne clfIc'Coaat’s Catholic big four atUI i PRIVATE LESSONS Redlcga ConduH Rookie Camp Stock No. NT-168...... Kentucky Inst Its previous two made Frank see the light, and he Zollners tn the NBA laat aeaatfn. the outstanding athlete In the IT. A Traveling Athlete active on the gridlrnn. Bt. Marjr*B j Cincinnati—0P>—Tha Cincinnati WANTED Sugar Bowl games to St. Louis by 8. ' told the Sydney Sunday Tel(«. Ken haa a 20 point average to AMESITE DRIVEWAYS a total of three pointo. Laat year quit last year. |< Reds will conduct a combination 1948 STUDEIAKER COMMANDEI^4.DR. SEDAN Ten Year* Ago — *171# United graph that he definitely was going date with the Capa. Carl Braun, The decisinna also pointM up j • OUITAR Baseball School and Tryout Camp DRAUBHTSMAN Marooa. Radi* aad kcatar. the Blllikens won 43-42 In an Waltham.' Maas. —(49 - Bobby to remain an amateur. now tn aervic* and late of the New WE HAVE ’THE PROPER EQUIPMENT overtime, and- three years ago 8L State! scored a clean sweep In. the Griffin, Brandeis University font- the problems which have beset In- { at Columbia, S. C . from March a n d k n o w r o w Stock No. 498...... Davis Cup matches aa Jack Kram­ York Knocks, haa played all home dependent and smaller schools tn i through the 21at. The camp will AND Louia won 42-40. ball and basketball star, la seeing games and several on the road • MANDOLIN . Last year Hickey used a alow- er and Oardnar Mulloy captured baskets and goalpoata In his t Hookey at a . Glanee the paat several years—balloonlnff . USED CARS be under the direction of Farm 8u dlff Hagaa. alx-foet four cea- DON’T DELAY CALL TODAY with the Capa. Hal ’ndrick, Hal costa, over-emphaalB. dwindling i tor, econtrolied the rebounds and CONSTRUCTION 1950 OLDSMOIILE “98" ^ break style that placed emphasis the atoglea matches against Aua- dreams. Recently, he played a bas­ perviaor Bill McKechnle, Jr. ,Oth trafia. Hunter, Roy lahman and Bill material, and aU|fficulty In draw- j • VIOLIN' scored 29 polata aa Kentucky Radio, heater, hydramattc, black. on controlling th* ball and shoot­ ketball game, hopped a plana the f National League "Six Months Warranty" er Red acouta and minor league Twenty Years Ago The Amer­ Cain complete the aquad. Ing crowds. dealt Brooklyn St. John’s, rated THOMAS D. COLLA Om awner ear...... ing only when Kentucky’s defense next day to play football with the Toronto 2. New York 2 (Tie) Professional rulea will be In managers will serve aa instructopa. SUPERVISOR ican League placed eight men on Brandeif grid squad In a Florida ’The varloua youngster* at the second natio^ly, the worat de­ was relaxed. It perplexed the Ken­ Eastern I-Mgue force. A complete list of rtllisa ap- BRUNO DUBALDO CONSTRUCTION COMPANY , / tuckians who thrive on a race­ the 198) afi-star baseball team contest, then returned In time for About 90 million banana atana j camp will have to pay their owm feat In the Brooklyn university’s WRITE BOX “O’* 1949 MERCURY CLUR COUPE New York 8, Boston 8. peara elswhere In today’s lame (big hunchea) are ahipped In i FREE ESTIMATES , PHONE 2-9219 horse offense built around speed aelectad by the Baseball Wiitera' ^a basketball game— all within a New Haven 4, Johnstown 3 *50 FORD YEliOW OONVERTIBtE TrIrpIiorr expenses but any player* signed to history. The W IlM ts swamped Blaak. Officials will be assigned from the world trade annually, ‘ I the Bedamn, 81-40. In the Lexlag-| dd t h e HERALD 8 ^ k No. NT-181...... and sbooting accuracy. Aaaadatleni week’a time. (overtime). 81.000 mllea. or 2-3700 Redleg contracts will be relm St. Louis started the game Sat­ buraed In full. toa Cbllsenm. (NEA) Stating Qualifications' urday night by using the same ’SOOLOS'W’ t-OOORBUGK 1M7 MERCURY 4*DOOR'-SEDAN t a c 11 p a. Then the Billlkena ‘W ack. switched to a "fast-moving, con­ ....Roshtt: oaglsft .hjrdiawiBet I M I i . mile** trolled’* game that caught Ken­ tucky's defense sagging. B t I-ouis BUICK SUPER -DOOR 1950 FORD PfeK*DP TRUCK switched defenses, too. ’41 4 "Last year and this year we New dark green paint. CARTER CHEVROLET CO., Inc StvMsk N®. IT-4TI...... used a- one-man attack," Hickey explained. "That is, we pulled our *51 O lD S 'ir CLDBOOUPEDMK BREEN 311 M AIN STREET 1948 STUDEIAKER 4*DOOR SEDAN team away from the basket, Marooa. moved Ray Steiner or one of the Rocket engine, kydranwtle. 28,000 mIteB. other boya Into the middle and PHONE 6874 - 6292 Stock No. U:4*8...... then held the ball until ts'e got a *<( DODRE DELDXE 2-DOOR RUCK 1951 STUDEIAKER REGAL DELUXE good shot. ^ rinia drive. "W e made three straight bas­ Gray. Rain*, heater, autootaHe tranamlaalaa. kets that way and Kentucky Sto^ N*, U-488. Special ...... started getting a little nenroua. It *S0 OLDS‘W 4-DOOR DARK GREY aeemed. They wanted to run and Rockat aB*glae, kydramatle, 80,000 mllea, WEBABYYOUR 19M FO R D -C u s t o m 2-d o o r s e d a n ' ahoot. When we elowed them up flm e. Badle aei iMWler. by playing some posseaaion ball I WG* VJ*4S4* ••«ee«ae*e**ac^e*a*»afa^* ••••••• U iff think it may have dieconcerted M 0MHUJUi‘Yr> D 00R BREY them.’’ ^ "t . HydramaHn drivq. tO.OdO mllea. 1951 PLYMOUTH CAMRRIDGI Hickey praised hi* players for > 4 t l CAR HERE ■8-Da*r Sedan. Radio aad heater. their “fighting hearts" and added they didn’t "choke-up when they .1 f i t OLDS ’’S r CLUB GOUPE BLAOIC ^ n l y first quality parts aro installed Bla*. Stack No. NT-188...... ••***«b*a* $1695 were behind three pqlnta with leas Rockat Bagln*. hydramatte drive. ' \' I than a minute to play. They had ^ by onr^ highly trained' m'echanics 1951 MIRCURY CLUi COUPE the confidence to win.” ¥ Bhn. Radi* aad keator. Oa* *wa*r car. , The St. Louis coagh singled out ^ I^ R O L E T LDOOR BU CK SEDMI They know where' to look for trouble U h * MW. pteck N*. U * to ...... Steiner, a five foot-ten-Inrh guard "aa a fine little man who la a and take permhal satisfaction in a job 1049 UNCOLN COSMOPOLITAN CLUI COUPE ire a t leader, eapwdaUy In the A well done. If your “pride and Joy” has Mort MMk. hester, oygMeI vg, C 1 7 0 E clutches.’’ Steiner got 14 pobiU % 0LD8 <7r 2400R DARK RREl^ A ana‘0Otwiw aniTo StoHi No* IT-Stt. - ^ • • Tr 9 Saturday. f nydraaaatle driva, radio, beater. 87,000 aailea. St. Louia moved Into the finals been missing a best Istcly why not stop 1947 DqSO TO s e d a n i9 4 f M e r c u r y s p o r t s e d a n by beating Villanova 73-67 while iV.w .w -’.’.vS.y.'.y.'.v.v-'"a f*. Kentucky waa beating Brigham 1947 C H E V R O U T TO W N SEDAN W FLYMOUTH "STA. WADOT SPEOIAL in tomorrow and wc’U give it a going Young 84-64 lb th* other flrat t -,.1' ” ' ' I Stock NOOR SEDAN Ka. H^VI8I. • 1950 lU IC K RIVIERA SUPER ^ DOOR Manchester A LL A S O V I C A R S H AVE THE FAM O US 1944 DffSOTO CLUR CO UPE SULUVAN SAFE RUY USID CAP WARRANTY motor sales < ^ N EVENINGS /CHEVROLET/ ' ' t V .LL-'. BETTER DEAL Roy Motors, be. PONTIAC DEALER DfiSOTO and PLYMOUTH CARS HRiir iTJyif 241 NORTH MAW ST. , MANOHI mm n'TT .; ,rV. -K AircroiBn EVENWG h e r a l d . ItANCHtSTBlL CONN.. MONDAY. DECEMBER 81.1951 rOUR WAY RT^J. R. WILUAM8 QUR BOARplHig^ MOUSE w itk MAiOR HOOPLB DAILY CROSSWORD PUZZLR ' MONDAY; DECEMBER 81.1961 ihH^apff >4JU •MiAffKia OP KIM ’ALA‘ »F06MAriOM. nvwwvr m rTWn^km riitAiv Wasted ta Kaat f o r S a k W a R t a * -* e a l B e U te T7 o m t h s OR DO YMiOOlAD'DNiBa fmsom Cospiss* Sense and Two or IHUAt MBol NOO foff AM a)04iffmoM J r r u o HOOPisadaMm WOMAN OR Girl for *TKX>D-BTE” 1861^ URGENTLY Neoded, furnished NBWI OONWDU WO n U U N O On the eeaaart peagiam aC ana MOrrOR . Hama RratlMra. NffAR-BEye WAUfT MATCH WITH GiR \ aaSMd suN rlai sad IftiMMlfy tvwi Nice has •WCLLO" 1882 rant by mother with year old son. Roiaaa. YOUR PHOraKTTy t Indlvitihls of the larger ereheetrae net pa ______.lac. Husband leaving for overseas 3-83SL without oMtgattai to yuo, wo tOUff, AOBNT *70 BE many weeks ago. waa Essthovsa’s M M tr yesM caperteaw. PNs pay. Appiy Nsw fiystei CKJORATTNOTHB NEW TEAR >t)U ‘TAKlNe splrlte 8 t T i : **8lagt th« Nsw Tsar dry, 44 Harrlsoa strest. duty In January. ExesUsnt raf- aupralM or nsak* you a caNi %m*fT "Lseaora" evertur*. the two m S m Im . Ntt aMIgaUea. < M WITH THR BIOOBST BARGAIN VACANT—Unusual opportunity, effar h e grepwtaA Bm ua bsiKo ALONG * tO A , JaUM 4 High priari rtfH ' w|th food trsasports- Ourgi OMUaa. MaachasUr SllT. EVER srancea. Phone 7888. IScSBt elimaxss of which era eaeh fsl- FOR DIMEDIATB . thrM bodroom houao compistely you son. ,M0«gUIA 8 ----- sad lAwsd by a tnimgat saaaat* off Im . NCW 18M ’tmJkRM HOUSE’* YOUNG BRlDlT and groom dasirs redsceratsd. Oarags, fine nslgh- Phoua a m IM A - Claagotrt irU M tsodi stage. nesd a rellahle woman bi Man- DELUXE TIiMt Art Sound Vsluos:— chsatsr. Short hourO, good oarn< 4 or 5 room furnished or unfurn­ horitood, nsar school and bus. J A R f UTHstaaaad TAaoag la fia 19 -A 3 BEAUTIFUL ROOMS BRAia-BURN RBALTY inaraM y 'The first ctimaa eame, but aeit A .H te 4:89 P.M. tm a Write Rob W, Herald. ished apartment as soon aa pos- call Madsltas Bmlth, lUaltor 3- sound smaaatsd from the tnim- ■ ar da meoa 1949 BUICK ^DR. "S UPER" OOVOHUM ROOra stay on ta FimNITURE slbls. Call Manchestar 3-2417 or 1843 or 4878. FOR qm ex RESUL’TS In eeUlnc HOna-^alMd 9Mcrasteki pst. Frliiid And 8EDANETTE say klad «f atansl Far guaraa- WANTED—Bkiperieneed foantaln Look! Only 3880 2-4841. your property call Suburban lOKaMsaaad take? Look! Frtandly Terms SUBURBAN — Brand nsw two taimal ’The eenductor, wmeteerahly an­ COPT CLOSING TIMjL roofing osll OBUghlla, Maa- g irl day work. Psrsssiisat am- Itealty Cb., Realtors, 881 llein lllarvaat fiamba—Do B’a X Radio, hMitcr, defroster, Xiook'! FrW Storage. YOUNG Reaponsitfis couple with bsdroom ranch. 'Knotty pint strost. OaUSSlfi. , - 11 Meat unusual noyed. went on to ths sscoad. f o r CLASSlflBD ADVT. white wall t|res. A fine run­ ter r m . ploynMat. $1 per hour. Apply Look! For Everything IIJ9 Dry fuel el rrAppralaa Again Uiars waa atlsneo. FOuatala Manager, Arthur's baby dasirs 8 or 4 room apart­ kitchen, tils bath, oil boat, large ITMouths llllardaaort «b3$ Jewish menUi MTarritarial garago, nice neighborhood, iwar family houaaa. Howard H. B a*»| fireman. "I tell you, "you enn’t play Flectmaster series. Radio, perisnee. Frse sstimataa. OsU night work. Good salary. Apply —t e l e v is io n s e t 14 Exclamation eiTwen divialen ' ChUdran are baek Howity. Manchester 5S81. Artkur Drug, 843 Main atrsst school, can 3-S75S. tofa Pbooa S-llOT. f MMusleal asSSSo*** MfUaten again that thing bsek hers!" 'The latter Drive with extra ears heater, defroster. A real —SPRING and MATTRESS Houses for Sals. 72 was ssying. "Thsra’s 'a eoneart go- -T A B L E S and TJtkCPS M ANCinSTBR—East Sids, axcal- NCeited are near—ramemhtr, 1 "n.'SSSSSL"" smo4thie throughout. UNtflBUALi Offer. Avoa Produete WANTED TO Buy, ditaet from tog on!" carefree, not C n re to a s. —DISHES and PICTURES lent fa n ? room slngl#, bjieh, ves­ aieetiea H R .' Haatlngs. JMC opsn. snd the three old ladies Methuselah—Nothing hut aw claansd. Phona 8487. NEW YEAR Phone 3-1107. 60u t 90 Brain paaiaiN 1 A couldn't cloos thsm. private Interview. * when you trade with us, you're- J% Kladefgarteii. Monday through Sendee to all parte of the U. S. Phone 4158. BOfifSR VOO «W Rt UMH . MFlkte Vft'StV MO, V «t\TuVNt\0 DeCORMIER MOTOR BOLTON—Practically new 5 room ssrvlea ^ calHng EUsmwth Mlt. and mind. )■ MORI CVLWMUteG.MR. ’TVM006VL Priday. Tranaportatlon furalah- and Canada. Call 5157. Hartford VAN’S Cape Cod, with two extra rooms Begin the New Year with a ■tesd'-. • W O R V hteO NOO SALES, Inc. APPRECIA-nON ten, agont Phone 6980. RU«CVt«.MAM \ G o t o - ClVI.'CRMiteG'. ACmiD'.W TWV< ad. Mn. Lola Ipbur, director. 8-1425. SERVICE STA’nON roughed in upstairs. Full baW' fast purpose Phone 4MT. 24 Maple St. , Tel. 8864 LIST WITH an artlvs concern for Falter not—Oh, strive with all HPtet WVX VOUR VMGXB* V3E.RL OhVtekGYD .TWPL klaaeliester SB45 The first thing that they ask. INTERIOR AND Exterior paint- Experience preferred. Ap­ 7433. you make an appointment *nils grey, in running condition. 875.1 Ing. paperhanging. ceiUnga re ply in person only. Open Daily 9 ;30 to 5 No matter how big or small the is a union barber shop. Tel. Coventry 7-7270 after 6:30. task. finished. Fully Insured. M pert Evenings 7:30 to 8:30 MANCHES’TER—Residential sec- Mrs. Keeney J. Hutchinson, \LLEY OPP work. Wall paper hooke. Edward BANTLY OIL CO., Inc. tton, 3 bedrooms, ranch style chairman of the local U 80 drive, They’re the ladies dressed In grey. Dinny Is Sightseeinff BY V. T. HAMLIN r IDE w a n t e d , from Main at WB TINOHOU E Refrigerator, 7 R. Price. Phone 2-1003. 8 8 home, custom built, full cellar, announcea the final total received Woodland to State Office Build­ Bosineea Services Offered IS 331 Main Street cu. Ft. Exceptionally clean, un­ By day, by night they coma and, ANDWESHOUU3NT IT CAME FROM UP ing. Hours S:S0 to 4:30. Tel 3350. attic, oil hot water heat. Owner Is $211.45. This amount was I.ET HIM WANDER ASHES AND Rubbish removed. PAINTING. Paperhanging, cell marked, $100. Phone 2-8461. $81.45 over Bolton’s quote and go. FRONT...ON TH’ WANTED—Fountain boy. Per­ must move. Lot 84 x 150. Near around LOOSE HI-WAY. I'D SAY... Call Noraan F. Pierce of the Inge whitened, fioore sanded and manent work. Good salary. Ap­ very gratifying to drive officials. No matter if rain or snow. NEITHER! NO TEU.- PREMIER Upright Vacuum clean­ bus, schools, stores. Down pay­ To bring good cheer throufbout AntoBioblles for Sale 4 Sanitary Refuse Company in reflnlahed. Genera’ carpenter ply Arthur Drug, 842 Main street. Mrs. Hutchinson Is particularly INS WHAT MIGHT er. New Attachments. Evenings ment, $6,500. Howard R. Hast­ the day. Manchester. Tel. 2-0202. work. For free eetimatee call G, ings, Mhnehester 2-1107. grateful to those who participated OeWNNV HAPPEN TO THE BEFORE TOU Buy a urad car Flckett. Manchester 6982^______GAS STATION Attendant full or 4910. in the campaign, both donora and The ladles dressed In gray. " " 19 GONNi POOR.CONFUSEO ace Gorman Motor Sales. Bulck GARAGES erected throughout part time. Good working con FOUR COZY rooms. Oil burner, canvaasera. CRITTER! PAPERHANGING and painting. LIVING ROOM couch, maroon Sales and Service. 285 Main winter. High,quality, low pricee, ditions. Bantley Service Center, gaa domestic hot water heater. The David Murdock Memorial A letter to write, a book to be Phone Walter B. Cookeon. Man­ 825; living room chair, green, tlO. read, street. Phone 3-4571. Open eve- quick action, easy terms. Phone 383 Main atreet. Phone 3M2. Minimum running expenses. Near Fund was swelled to more than nings. 3375. chester 2-1614. bus-and stores, $9,000. Call 8009. $280 at Chrlatmaa ^ e n a gift of "A pleasure," they all aay. WANTED—Steady and reliable MOTOROLA Table model radios. $88.50 waa received from frianda For Jack or Joe, maybe Tim or i 1850 CHEVROLET Fordor eedan. COMPLETE Rapairt by Stuart R. route salesman. Good salary and Ted, Repairing 23 20% discount. 312 Oakland ST. JOHN Street—Reduced. Full of the 11 yesur old boy who loat hla Radio, heater, $1,205. Compare Wolcott on washing machines, commieaions. Apply New System street. Phone 2-9408. slic rooms and bath, 3 and 3, oil life in a bicycle-auto crash last The ladles dressed in grey. this car and price anywhere. Im vacuum clcanara, meton. mnall MATTRESS. Your old mattresses Laundry, Harrison street. steam heat, large porch, garage, spring. Mrs. Thomas Bsntley, We’d like you to know that when | poesible to duplicate. Douglaa appUaacss. Free pick-up and ds- sterillxed and remade like new. BEDROOM, Living room and amesite drive. Excellent location. trustee of the fund, plans to pur­ Motore, S33 Main. llvsiy. A-1 repair, salsa. 1801 kitchen furniture, all in fine con­ Quick occupancy. Priced to sell. chase hooka for the children’s sec­ you leave. Call Jones Furniture and Floor Situations Wanted— Our hearts hsvs been relieved; Main. Phons 8887. Covering, 38 Oak. Tel. 2-1041. dition. Reasonably priced. Call Suburban Realty Co., Realtors, tion of the library at the school •7 . LOW PRICES. 1847 Chevrolet Femde 38 They'll be remembered when we | ■ a a a ear. sea 8111 after 8 p. m .' 541 Main atreet 8215. with Interest from the fund. The f i . tudor, $785. 1848 Plymouth tudor, REFRIGERATION Bervlee. com­ principal of the ^nd will not be^ pray. 99 StG M t P9T or* m S U E e U E ' $585. 1841 Pontiac Mdan, $350. mercial and domestic. Sec our STEWART WARNER refrigera touched until auch time as an ap­ The ladiea dressed in grey. I :HR1S w e l k in . Planeteer A Hero For The Age BY RUSS WINTERBOTHAM ♦661 BV ina mmnu -me All guaranteed. Easy terms. COls display of guaranteed used refrig- Private Instructions 2 8 1WOMAN WILL care for child in tor. In good condition. Phone 2- **Emory tent allowud ta mako roaoliitional I don’t baOava « ' propriate item of furniture or DE^fttb m* vnf*miuAmiry Motors. atora George H. WlDtama Asso­ own home. Phene 8100. 0025. (Editor's Note: The above poemr T H i a l a m o ! . *1»FFERIN''*ATELUTE'*, PR.*’* husband ohouM bo oneouriupd ta thMc thara’a EVER atk n » GRADUATE Engineer will tutor equipment may be * purchased In wrrH AN icnw*iAN n e e d c e - •’Whan the boy ie away at achool ha wrKaa ones in a white, ciates, 260 Tolland Turnpike, Week End Deaths waa composed by Joseph Pic- FeiVPRK RIVSKj BilpDj'STOP PLAV)N'HORAT(l« 1841 DE SOTA sedan, radio, heat­ privately in mathematlee. Call CROSLEY-SHELVADOR refriger. memory of the child. Gi/N. t7R.n;cx7% f i r e or phonae that’e why you miae him to much whon ho't whon ho oan aay xrbttrarHy what ha wM or.wW -not doF* Manchsatsi Phone 2-S58S, nights I 2-4014. State Civil Defense Diractor cinlno, one of the patients in Ward PROTECT* ROCKYANC7 CN R/*... OMKOMIA 6OI AT THE PKiae,ElCMOM..,IM~ er. A nice black car, far above Dogn—Birds—Pets ator, gas atove, kitchen cabinet 1, Newington Veterans’ Hospital. ^ lo e THI$ DOOR AND W E'RE homo for tbo holidaysr' 7881. By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS William Heaketh has announced a BUGS BUNNY average In appearance Inside and and marble top table. Reason­ meeting for _ all______local___ directors ____ or His first attempt at poetry, it waa ^ F S l out, Douglae Motors, 338 Miln 1 SMALL FOX Terriers—FWe Bos­ Boston—Moses H. Guleaian, an FUNNY BUSINESS BY HERSHBERGER POWER BURNERS and Range Bands Stocks— ton Terriers. Cocker Spaniels and able. CXll 4575. I their'rajwMenUUves will be held j Inaplred by the vislte from the r Burners expertly cleaned and Armenian Immigrant who led the Mortgages 31 Collie pupa. Zimmerman’s Ken' at the Town Hall. Meriden,* on Rad Cross "Gray Ladles of Man- tpp 1842 CHEVROLET sedan, nicely serviced. Let ue service and r e - _____ GOOD USED living room furni­ campaign to preserve the historic refinlMied. Good nmning, looks nels. Lake street, Bolton. Phone frigate Constitution after the Tuesday. Jan. 8. 'The purpose of | Chester. Hlk room la shared by a pair your washing machine or re- LOANS MADE on first and Mc-1 ture. Call 7443 betwen 8 and the meeting will be general dla- blind colored boy who is dependent like later model. Good transpor­ frigerator. Metro Servtee. 2-0853. | ond mortgagee for our own ac­ 8287. p. m. Navy condemned it to be sunk in tation, very reasonable cost. target practice in 1903. He headed cusalon of various phases of CD upon them for hU various needs, count. Fast, confidential service. as they are now developed or In I “Joe,** in a spell o f homt^etciCTeM Douglas Motors, 333 Main street CARPENTER Will frame your I GUARANTEED Singing canariee. the Old Ironsides Foundation Applications for any typs Real 1 Money back If not satisfied. which raised $600,000 to restore the process of development on a j Just before Christinas, smhbl unfinished upetaire rooma Rea-1 Estate loqna considered. The Machinery and Tools 52 state-wide basis. The entire SUte j the poem In a few nalnutes.) ■onable. Phone 2-4281. Phone 7688. the ship. Guleslan was 88. 1 1840 CHRYSLER four-door sedan, Manchester Investment Oorp., | Miami, Fla.—Harry Mille^ Mc­ CD staff, aa wall as area directors, 587 Main street. Phone 5416. USED FARMALLS, aetracs, good condition. Call. 2-3753. DOORS OPENED, k c ^ fitted; Catsrplllars, John Deere, Oliver, Connell, 75, reputed originator of will be present at the meeting t o . • ^ tk • copied, vacuum clcanC^ Irona, CANARIES. Ousranteed singers automobile insurance and a answer any questions. j S q B e a U U f U H y 9 Also'femalsa. Phons 2-0428. etc., tractors, equipment. Terms SUPER guns, stu, rtpalrcd. Shsars, Business Opportunities 32 Simplicity, ■Osnden King trac­ pioneer in the moyepnent to cstabliah a Latin American mer­ BARGAIN knlvaa, mowars, stc put Into con­ I COLLIE Puppies A.K.C., beauti tors. Tractor Company, S liih •f'-. dition for coming needa Braith-| fully marked, nice temperament North Windham Road. Wllllman chandise mart. D ream land waits. 51 PeuI atrset Puadena, Calif. ^ Robert 8. ■RISCILLA’S POP Aims To Please d'a y s ESTABLISHED Sunset View Kennele, 609' Keeney tic 3-5217. BY AL VERMEER ■traet. Phone 3576. Millikan, 20, grandson of Nobel Sp ecial „ gOR ONE WEEK 8TA R TIN O FLOOR PROBLEMS solved with I prize winning physicist Robert A. ^ A T SETS INTO PEOPLE. To o HOME,STUART}- PV.'W- ( / linoleum, saphsit tile counter. Millikan. QIVlNia A LHTLE MIO 11 D O N ’T W A N T V O U 0 TODAY ’THROUGH SA’rURDAY, Wcarinir Apparel— Furs 5 LIKE THAT AN AIR GUN.. B w o crriN O t h a t t h i n g . JA N U A R Y 5 BNpert workmanship, free eiti- MEAT and GROCERY Ponltry and Snpplica 4 3 1 New York—Harry Wleaenber- mates. Open evenings. Jones Fur­ TUXEDO, Uke new. Size 40 ger, 51. a pawnbroker who FOR CHRI'STMAS.'f.i niture. Oak street. Phone 2-1041. | FRESHLY Killed young turkeya abort, two ahirte, studs and tie, claimed he brought about the gr- F R E E! BUSINESS Cleanly picked. Also speclal-fsd $32 complete. Call 8025. reat of 1,500 criminals and had LINOLEUM Remnants 50c square I young ducks. Old ctistomsrs order received more than 50 citetiona IN T E R E S T yard. Asphalt tile, wall covering. earty, abort supply. Please call from police departments through' INSXntANCE Done by . reliable, well-traln^ 7753 after 5 p. pi. Waated—To Bay 58 out the country. CARRYING CHARGES men. All Jobe guaranteed. Hall FOR SALE Wichita.. Kas. — Mrs. Elsie Unoleum Co., 56 Cottage street. I BROAD Breasted turkeys for | W ANTED-Used furniture. Liv­ Allen, widow of the Into Henry J 0N ‘ SELECTED STOCK OF Phone 2-4022, evenings 6166 or Christmas, froxan, rsady anytlms. ing room, bedroom, k itch M ^ or Allen, former U. S. Senator and USED CARS . 8108. Good lease at reason­ From 10 to 25 pounds. Schaub's j antlra households, Lst us make former Governor of Kanaas. Bhe ’These Can Also Carr; Turksy Farm, 188 Hlllstownj you an offer. Tho Woodshed. was 81., . . 100% Guarantee CABINET MAKINO. refinIsh and I able monthly rental. Beer Road. . Phons 2-3154. * BronxvlUe, H . Y.—Mrs. Frank Liberal Trade-Ins repair furniture. Cornices made to' ( ^ c k ) O’Neill, 55, wife o'f a New order. Phone 2-8553. John Hahn. | permit. Owner forced to [WHITE ROCK pullstS. 6 months I York Dally News sports writer. - " 60 GALLONS OF GAS old, $2.25 each. CUI 879$ aftsr 4 j WANTED—Used baby carriage, In New York—Albert -A. Gamble, T. M. sia TyPVWRlTERh and adding ma­ sell due to illness. p. m. good condition. Call 2-2622. a m t u a u s s s s k m ^ ceuni. FREE chines sold, rented, repaired. I audeVille performer billed "the human -adding machine. He CAPTAIN .EASY In The Car? eU dh Wlt^ E\’ery Car Purchased Prompt aervlee. Reasonable - ' ■ BY LESLIE niRNER was 82. ALSO A LARGE SELECTION OFI rates. Ooaranteed work. Ofllcs Articka for Saia 45] Rooms Witboat Board 59 NO. gUTlAOTMeNr ‘*Ho’a a nwmbtr of tha Art dapartmant!" suppllea Fret pickup and dsUsery I CA^L 2-3642 Nfi PUT Hid CAR M NtLL.aOOO TIRES TO BE SOLD AT I BOLTON — Building stone and VERY Comfortable housekeeping lUCICdUH! I FRECKLES AND HIS FRIENDS BY M. C. BLOSSER service. Friendly ’Typewriter] fiagstone. Bolton Notch Quarry. APfflVATBOMtAda , JOONERVILLE FOLKS ______L* BY FONTAINE FOX . DEALERS COST Service, 1205 Main street, East] room for businem couple. Ckm- ______j«8AY * a YOU Help Wi|[ted— Feniale ! Phone 2-0017. Stanley Patnode. ANO ffppMT AN HOUR TO Ml accoupilce. / aoain, A a n t MOST SIZES Hartford. ’FM 8-5734.. tinuous hot watier, oil heat. Ben' PBESGRIPTIONS TUMKHMIU TNRff " W h i s k y b i l l *’ W o n T i-g m r f la DWUIMG NEW [WOULD Swedish lady for ROYAL AND’ Smith-Corona porlt- dlx washer, near bus. 83 Garden MpNEl FfffHMte' THAT ROAD WOT tfVA MgAN. McCLURE,E I WINDOW SHADES made to order Carefally eompoandad. AUTO COMPi part tlms' ekeeping. Live in. ahle and standard typekrrltera. strM t ______' BLOWING THAT f»ANY and installed. Venetian blinds Country 'Write Box J, AU makM of'-addin g machlnss IN MY, V Hudson Salsa and Service and curtain rods. 24 hourji|rvloe. Herald. FURNISHED room for rent. ArtkirDiiiSItrii ffA R ! $78 Main 8t.^—Manchester sold or ranted. Repairs on all Heated, continuous hot water. On Estimates gladly given. Fagan makes. Marlow’s ^ ■srvlea Dept. Now Managed By I Window Shads CO., Route Iwater. A beautiful clean car. Shop. good wages Phons 7401. ' Pattern No. 3865 contains hot with n crisp whits edging, V ow mileage. ______AfarinaDto—Flat»— 'U a u i iron transfer for four designs.- one Pattern No. 5758 is a sew-rtta| 1949 OiryalerSUiyal Club C oups-1 FUAT FINISH Holland window WANTED —Typist and switch' Fiml and Ffiai 4t-Al Tcnammta tS measuring 11 by 3 ^ ln < ^ and 3 perforated pattern in stem 84, I W i Hastor, daik green. Just shades mads to measure. AU board operator for admitting of­ measuring 8Mi by 2% IncUss; color {g, 40, 43, 44, 4$, 48. 8Ua 8$, sho new. OMtal Venetian blinds at a fice. Houra S to 10, elx nights per 8EA80NED hardwood, cut r e n t —I room apartment .pLU i- . chart stitch UUittratt 1 J • IflktelL psrson. Csntsr Bestaurant Inc. tead. A. A. Dion, Inc.. 9 * Autumi [m a i n STREET near Floet Office, Main street Honaritold Geeda 61 n -' .Phono 7191 straet. Phoaa 4800. store for rant offlcqs for rant *' ■ .I-' at Ctorka OUARANTEBO Roofing and _ root___ ELDERLY Woman or coui MAYTAG I^rtagar type washer one to nine room suites avallabls. rs old, la 870 Mala atraat Inquire on MOBILHEAT striat Gutters and oodduo>l wanted to live ta and cart f features. || aante. aged persoB. OaU 3-3M|. Can 9>in9. pramlsss. ■ ...... MONDAY, bkcEM B^Tll, ttii jnmul^PBtrr' {vetting l|?ralb

before the blast and were unhurt Gar Explodes, . The driver luperted the fira-mual Town Will Greet New Year have atarted ehortly after the ga tank had been filled. Couple Unhurt The Manchester Fire Depert- At Parties, Church Services ment put out the blese with watt We Will Be O^n from a hooater tank and hydrant Patrolman John Beldyga Inveati- Numsrmis New T ta r’t E ve. atonal baahcth«tl gama at the Shouts of Pedrstrian ^ te d . Cynthia Hillary of 161 Dofter Stats armoiT hstnrssn tbs Wash­ 0f Uw ■treat la apendinr the CJirUtmae partiss and csUbratlons art plan­ ington, D. C. Capitols and the Saves Oraupants When Until Noon ,«U I mMt hoUdaye at her hense. She wlB re­ ned tonight in Manchester. All Brlttah-Am^cans. It will be the f o f tlM church turn to S t L tomorrow ni«1rt at f a-cloch at thj that most service and night clubs enant Congregational Church', The couple, William Aspinall, BancBt AasocUtlon. aitl hold Its will be crowded to rapacity. Din­ home of hOao Nancy W d r. 96 7:30, New Year's Eve service. 19. o f 44 Cedar street,'and Misa Srat ipeetlng of the New Year to- ners are offered at the service Jean Sturtevant, 17, of lfl8 Ben­ ptno atreat ____ morrow evening at • o'clock In South Methodist Ghiirch, 11, Msis SU TcL 4IM clubs for the price of admission. Watch Night service. Rev. Percy ton street, got out of the car just Odd Fellows Hall. W.B.A. Guard A special New Year's eve show Uiwrcnm J. Oaahell. aonarman Club members are especially urged Smith will be the speaker for the Is listed at the State theater. communion service; Saiyation CEHOUSESSON •Mman apprentice USN. aon of to be preeent as a rehearsal of the Dean Martin and Jerry Lewis will I N cs. ■ " ii — ra Mr. and Mra. Jamee L«. Oaahell of Boor work for the liyitallalion of Army, 11. Watch' Night service, sp^ar In "Sailor Beware" In the theme, "The Midnight Cry”; ISS Florence atreet, haa reported officera. Tueeday. 'Jan. 15, will W E GIVE 6 RF.F.N'.8 TAMPf feature fllm. Last show starts at Church of the Naurene, 9, W*tch HAVE YOU W A H R IN YOUO GEUAR for duty aboard the alrwaft «or- taka (dace. rier U88 Mindoro at Norfolk. Va midnight. Night service And the lo w in g of a religious fllpl, recess and re­ OR A SEWAOE DISPOSAL PROBLEM? ‘ Oeakcll, who entered the _ naval Miss Elsie RIckert of Oak­ tn addition to the night clubs, aarvlre Jan. 10. 19.M. received hla land street is spending a few days rlny M»nchesterlte|^ are plan­ freshments St 10. From 11 to mid­ Tecrvlt tralnlna at the IT. R. Naval with her maternal grandparents, ning house parties. night worship service and commu­ Consult A Specialist! Tfalnlnc Station. Newport. R. I Rev. M. R. and Mrs.'French of Manufacturing plants In Man­ nion. St. John's Polish National Cath­ ' Before entering the . Navy, he Brandon, Vt. chester will be closed all day Tues­ SPECIALIZING IN m duated from Manchester Hl*h day as well ss the banks, stores olic Church, 7. vesper service of McK i n n e y r r o s . s e w a g e d i s p o s a l c o m p a n y thanksgiving; Tuesday et )0 a. m. 130-132 Pearl St., Manchester khoel. St. Mary's Guild will hold Its and public offices. The Herald will CUSTOM BUILT HOMES ^ snnual meeting with election of not publish Tuesday. New Year's day, high Mass; - — Zion Evangelical Lutheran • WATERPROOFING OF CELLARS 1 Public schools will reopen In A aon. Jeffrey Hart Coffin, was officers. Thursdsy, Jsn. 3. in the Church. 7:.30, divine worehip with GENERAL CONTRACTING horn at the Hartford Hospital on psrlsh house. The members wl|l Manchester Wednesday morning a SEPTIC TANKS INSTALLED AND CLEANED Prt^T. Dec. 26. to Mr. and Mrs. bring their own sandwiches for the after the annual holiday vacation. celebration of Holy Communion In REMODELING AND REPAIRING Richard B. Coffin of 109 Columbus noon luncheon end dessert and Police Chief Herman Schendel the German language. oSEWAGE LINES INSTALLED AND PLUGGED St. Jemee's Church, Masses at street. ^ coffee will be provided. said no special policemen will he SEWERS ELECTRICALLY CLEANED FREE ESTIMATES — MORTGAGES ARRANGED assigned to regular duty tonight. .5. 7. 8. 9, 10 and 11 a. m. Confes­ Second Ueutenants Willlsm Mr and Mrs. Frederick C. i’ ond However, members of the depart­ sions today from 3:30 to 5:.30 aq/l • DRAINAGE DITCHES AND DRY WELLS Anderson, son of Helmsr O. And­ and aon. Douglas, moved on Fri­ ment have been engaged to serve 7:.30 to 9 p. m.; SI. Bridget's INSTALLED Church, Masses st 7, 8, 9. 10 and ERNEST A. RITCHIE erson of 39 Kdeerton street, add day to their new home In West at special functions. 15 LIBERTY ST. TEI* 8172, MANGHESTER Ronald E. Edmondson, aon of Mrs. Hartford. Mrs. Pond, the former Only one major attrarllon l.s 11 s. m. Confes.slons todsv from • SEPTIC TANKS AND CES.SPOOLS CLEANED Clara E. Edmondson of North .lov Holman. Is a granddaughter listed New Year's, that a profes- 4:1.5 to .5:.30 and 7:1.5 to 8:.30 p. hn. FOR PROMPT SERVICE CALL M ANCHESTER^OS Coventry, have recentlv been as- of Charles W. Holman of Summit alaned to the 9th Infantry Dlvl- street. They have lived In "The Waiting for final approval of the alon at Fort Dlx. N. J.’ Orad- Gables" apisriments, U'6 Main state bank commissioner and the uatea of Mknehester Hlph School, street, since their marriage about Bank Seeking F.D.I.C. for the erection of a both received their Bachelor of four years ago. brnnch In the North End for the Arts decrees at the University of past four mo'nihs. Although ten­ Connecticut, entered on active The Immaculate Conception Stock Boost tative approval of both hanking duty In Aup. 1951. and completed Mothers Circle will meet Wednes­ BIDWELL'S agenrlcs has already' been re­ the Associate Company Officers day evening at 6 o'clock with Mrs. ceived, officials of the hank are 527 MAIN STREET Course at the Infantry School. C.'Francis Toomey of 23 Lyndsle Trust Asks #50,000 still reluctant lo offer their opin­ We Keep Burners At Their Fort Bennlnp. Ga., on Dec. 6. street. ion ss to what the final action of Increase to Establish the stale hank commissioner and Open New YeaYs Day Members o f the Army-Na\w Members of the Brltlsh-Amerl- Branch at North Enel the F.D.I.C. will be. Best! Club are requested to meet at the can Club are requested to meet at At the meeting on Jan. 22, the 9A.M.tolP.M. iClub tonlpht at 7 o'clock to ro to the chibrooms tonight at 7:30 to stockholders will also elect a proceed from there to the Holmes An Increase In the cspltallr.stinn the Holmes Funeral Home to pay Board of Directors for the coming HAPPY NEW YEAR TO ALL .respects to Dartd Ritchie who was Funeral Home to pay respects to of the stock of the Manchester year. ' ' a member of the club. David Ritchie who died yesterday. Trust Company "to make avail­ PH ILIP NELSON, Prop. ■*. - able additional funds for the Far Eipart Service plas Miss iiarbara A. Young of 77 ■ Raymond J. Finnegan. U.RN, is Garden atreet has ss her guest for tabllshment of s hranoh" of the ’ spending a furlough at hla home, For Your IndhriduoRy Hotter-than-ever Mobilheatl s few days. Miss .loyce Barber of bank In the North End will he <24.1 Oak street. He haa h»»t re- New Ijondon. They enjoyed the Dosignod SpiroDo ‘ fumed from Korea where he spent sought by the Trust company's ♦ Whether your burner pot hick supper and meeting of Board of Directors st the annual Foundations — Coll the past eight'months. the Kpworth League and Metho­ needa minor adjuatmenla, dist Youth Fellowship last night meeting of the Trust company'* Mrs. Elsio Minieucci cleaning or a complete at the South Methodist Church, stockholders to be held on Jan. 22 Phono 7737 overhauling —our service which wss attended by a large in a letter being mailed If men are equipped to put number of local young people stockholders today, the directora it in beat working order, FUNERAL FRESH CANDY home frOm school for the holi have recommended that the au WMtswui. Behrmft. P. A B. days. Miss Young, daughter of thorlxed cafiltal stock of the bank ★ And our Complete Fuel The New Year . .. Kept hi Refrlierated Oases Mr; and Mrs. Marshall F. Young, he Increased from $200,000 to attention to all calls— Oil Service given you who was graduated from Man­ $2.50,000. with the a / TELEPHONE 7695 ... Best wishes to everyone for a tione of hoolth, happinoss ond very happy New Year from all prospority for all. JOHN L. JENNEY of us Ot^the INSURANCE MANCHESTER PUBLIC MARKET

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