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FRIDAY, DECEMBER % 198R f4 ^ T w m m ATemge Dally Net Prew Ron ^HanrlrfOtMT Cvrnitis %ral^ Fbr Ute Week 064(6 The Weather Nev. se. less Pereeeet « f O. a Weather; Charles B. Burdick Jr., son of Ukht drizzle or wet eM Mr. and Mrs. Charles Burdick of 11,908 About Town today aad toalght. Lew ■ T7 Greenwood I>r., arul Marshall Menher ef the AuMt Sunday cloudy. oeeaaiiNial E. Lamenzo, son of Mr. and Mrs. A aon, Kanald Walter, w u born BweM et OreuleUee' low, nomewhnt colder. I John B. Lamenzo of 19 Jean Rd., upper SOe. TMterday atteraoon at the Man- have arrlv^ at F t Dlx, N. J., to M a n ch e ste r— dl City.of yUlage Charm cbMter Maaiorial Hocpital to Mr- begin eight weeks of basic' train­ and Mra. Waiter R Ferguaon ot ing. Burdick attended Manchester Ghristmas Comes But .Once A Year !• Henry St, Mr. TtnytMon u*co\ High School and was employed as' (FOURTEEN PAGES) MANCHESTER, CONN., SATURDAY, DECEMBER 3, 1955 (Chwailled AdverttolBf ea Paga IS) pubUabet: of The Herald. They have a well driller in Coventry before PRICE FITE CENTS another child; a daughter. entering the Army. Prior to enter­ Kathleen Rebecca, age three. The ing the service Lamenzo graduated But To Make It The Happiest Time Of All For Everyone maternal grandparente are Mr. from St. 'Thomas Seminary in 10 o f 16 Canadians and' Mn. George Slmpaon of 71 Bloomfield and from Holy Cross W K n ow lan d , Branford St, and the paternal College in ij^orcestcr, Mass. G O P Senate Hopes grandmother le Mrs. Bernice Fer- Killed in Air* Crash guaon. The baby le the grandson of the late Ronald Hail Ferguson and Maj. Joseplr A. KoweU, of 107 M arlin See the great grandson of the laxe Helaine Rd. was iiwtalled as com­ Shop At HALES For Your Gifts Montmady, Francs. Dec.' S Thomas Ferguson, formerly pub­ mander of the Hartford Chapter. or ^56 (Xh — A Chadian ' military lishers of The Herald. Military OrdCr of the World Wars, transport plane crashed in at a meeting of the Officers Club Eisenhower Montmedy • forest today and at the State Armory, Hartford, first raporjs aald 10 of tha Guy U. Wilson, son of Mr. and Washington, Dec. 3 {IP)— «Democrgte conzider they have a Mrs. Robert W. Wilson of 49 Arch last night He ferved in the Aleu­ Gettysburg, Pa., Dec. 3 (A*) 16 persona aboard were killed. S t. has been named to the honor tians and in Europe during World Senin. Goldwater (R-Ariz) a m i d ' to ouat OOP Senatora. All wehe Canadians. W a rn . The Prettiest •—House R^ublican leadi » Tlfrea persons were report­ roll of M t Hermon School, K. Martin voiced bcUef after a Nortbfleld, Mass., for the first winning controfof the JSenate I Midtveat farm belt, where Demt^ ed to have “'been slightly In­ marking period. He was also in the Robert Calnen of Olcott Or. and talk with President Eiaen' jured; WiUlam E. FitzGerald of 86 E. m 1956 are “ looking up” crate have been blaming the Nothing waa known con­ oast oi the senior play, “You hower tbday that the Presi­ ,Klaenhower administration's fiexl- Can't Take It with You. ’ * Middle 'Tpke. addressed the senior Gifts Around despite Midwest unrest over cerning the other three re^ students at Baisworlh, High School dent will go after a second the administratiodt^ fa'rm **** *upport program for de­ ported aboard. clining agricultural prices. The Men's Club of S t Ms,ry's yesterday on the types of enlist­ term “for the world’s sake” pri^aam . . ’ The plane v.aa believed to ment under the new reserve law. ’ITI But ha predicted moat Republi­ have been flying from Meta, episcopal Church Mill hold a The House if his doctora approve. Mar­ Goldwater, who , heads the can candidates would stand be­ -father and daughter night Monday Both are members of the 1st Bn. tin alao told reporters he Republican Senatorial Campaign to Marvlllc Air Base, home 417th Inf., which meets at the Wrap up the gifts she’ll greet hind Secretary of Agriculture field of a Canadian Air Base at the church, starting with a h(R>ee Congress can put Committee, aald In an Interview he Benson’s program. supper at 6:80. FolloMdng the sup­ yrvv. with rapture.,. glamorous robes regards the decision -of Sen. Bible In England. Win in Sen^te^l5-9; through a tax cut next, year Secretary Benson’a approach to The plane fell two milea per, slides of Italy and Madiera, for a lady to wear at her leimire (D-Nev.) not to seek reelection aa the farm problem Is sound,” Cold- talun on her trip to Europe, will that will benefit “ the so- indicating a likely GOP gain e'f south of here after taking off X” . . . gay dusters and brunch coats one seat water sal—State Democrats to­ paign committee will concentrate stroyed. after placing first in the Seventh Tht Dorcas Society-nf Emanuel ; "But the ultimate answer to the day held an uneasy lead in their fight to extend rent control Army 5-ton, tractor-trailer driving tsitheran Church will hold Its an­ Gettysburg, Pa., Dec. 8 (/P) tte greatest 1656 elforta against problem is supply and demand and a full year beyond Its sUtutory expiration date of March 81, contset in Germany. He la a mem­ nual potluck supper and Christ­ — President Eisenhower con­ democratic Sen. Lehman of New 1956. \ ; / York, Morse of Oregon and we all know It. It’s a question of ber of the 62nd Transportation Co. mas patty, Wednesday, Dee. 7, at $ *o ferred thid m om iM with hdw to get (there by the least pain stationed in Karlsruhe. 3.98 Magnuson of Washington — aa GM Head Says Following the stormiest session of thecilrrent special session, 6:15 sharp, in Luther Hall. Hos- >x House Republican leaner Mar­ well as In Nevada: ful method." teases will be assisted, by the exec­ May Disown Benson Policies the Democratic-controlled Senate passed the measure 16 to 9 S t Mary's Guild annual u le and tin pf Massachusetts in the GOP Faces Handicap i and sent it along to the Republican-controlled House where it vupper last evening, under the utive committee in Christmas dec- $ - The Republicans will go Into .the'’ Sen. Carlson (R-Kan). who Is He• Can * Refute oraUng the tables, and a spaclal 16.98 first of two meetings with again next year, Indi­ faces almost cerUin death. The Senate vote followed partT chairmanship of Mrs. Allan C. the top-GOP leaders in Con­ 1656 fight for Senate control at a Hotchkiss, president of the Guild, Christmas program will be pre- numerical disadvantage. Of the 32 cated he Isn’t going to be Identified lines in the senior chamber with five Senators absent and Mx •ented. 11 gress. seats up for contest, 17 now are too closely with the Benton, pro­ Dealer Critics o f them voting paired. was moat successful. : The New gram. England boiled dinner made a hit Members are requested to pro­ Martin went into the President’e held by Republicans and 15 by Debate on the issue was stormy and volatile with the Re­ with many of the men' and wom­ vide a casserole dish, a salad or office ehdrtly before 6:30 a.m. An Democrats. He already has endorsed a two- Washington. Dec. 8 (8b—Harlow Knit Slip! hour and a half later Beuate GOP publicans charging the Democrats with going beyond the en who bad been eating turkey dessert fdr the supper, also a 50- Furthermore.'nine of the 15 price plan under which wheat sold H. Curtice, president of General cant gift for exchangt. Tha com­ leader Knowland of California waa Democratic, seats are In Southern for food in this country would be scope o f the special session which was called to act oh legis­ BUiCh of the time since Thanks Motors Corp., has told Inquiring giving. In^ addition to the tasty mittee of hosteaaes includes the 90% cotton, 10% wooh-pink due in for a meeting that might or’Border states where the Repub­ supported at a high price level, lation to pay tor repairs to property damanfed in the August corned b ed and' cabbage, which following: Mrs. Dorothy Ander­ The slip that grandina has been Juat poasibly touch on Etaen- licans in past years have had litdc while wheat grown in excess of senators his Dm will offer ‘‘doc­ and October floods. 'f— ^------—------— ^------go so well together, the commit son, chairman; Miss Eunice Hel- hower*a aecond-term plana. luck electing Senators. On the home food needs .would be allowed umentary evidence” which he says' waiting for. Warm’ and cozy, i Not In Polities Senate fioor leader Thieodore 8. | O 1 tea served carrots. Harvard beets, sing, Mra. Elaine Case, Mra. Pearl Sizes 32 to 44,'Built-up shoulder. other hand. 10 of the 17 Repub­ to drop to lower levels where it will refute dealer criticism of GM Ryan- (R-Sharon) called the Dem­ boiled potatoes, pickles, t ^ cof­ Hultman, Mrs. Anna V. Johnson, Martin diaavdwed any intention lican seats at stake next year are ocratic fight for the legislation a Ked ta^ talk . om auclt- matters.- When policies. _ ■ fee and chotcr pumidtin and Miss Esther and Misa Hattta Peter- in battleground areas' where (Coattaued m Page Seven) Curtice Aade the atatcniaht yea^ "tawdry political pfay,^ aatertlni' apple pteiL newsmen aaked If he might delve the measure waa no t flood relTM sbh. into ptfl(UcZ with-the-^lef terday - after he and other OM $239 « t«rotiY6F'Tn»a ir 'iBBigc 'm ’^ttir w jPiaifTi^htci^ - w utiief mbtbh ’ 'wp i ar ^wHffiiiiy .!A..£ounly^ln„BlQuses..! listening to dealer-witnesses. lied In committee. Sizesdfrto^Sg;' cailyi Bees Brasen Moekeiy "No, not I. Tm not In pbllUcs.” Probe Seeks Answers It’s the most! Our collection of gift-worthy blouses, Sen. O'Mahoney (D-Wyo.) said Ryan aald the measure was "an Of East B^lin that is. Whether she likes them pert and sporty or Elsenhower arrived at his tem­ Sparkman Hits GOP today Senators studying. GM obatmctlon and road block created porary headquarters In the Get­ by the Democrats in brazen mock­ Etolln, Dec. a (JO—Cpauauteat IMANUa. lAOIfS' AID $ svelte and sophisticated . . . we’ve the most pleasin' tysburg post office at 6:05 a.m., operations "want answers to num­ 2.98 erous dealers' complaints" and ' Labor Leaders at Merger Talks ery of the people back home who BMt Germany claittod today tiM of the season! Tailored or dressy from a few minutes before Martin drove "still have lota of questions" to have been caliing for help rince RuMlana gave it full control over In from Washington. ■ Michael J. QuIU. (above) president of the CIO 'hansport Aug. 18." 1956 Issues Agenda ask the compands executives. Workers of America, composed mostly of New York City trans­ East Berlin In the treaty slgMd With the President were two The Wyoming Democrat Is act­ The Republicans contended If I ^ of hia grandchildren. David, 7, and port workers, waves hts CIO badge during a heated objection to Sept. 20 In Moscow. ing chairman of a Senate Anti­ rent control had any place in the 1710 claim was mad# in an edi­ Christmas $ 2.98 lo $ 5.98 Barbara Anne, 6. TTiey were just trust and Monopoly anbcommittec the merger with the American Federation of Labor at CIO's an- special aeMlon, i t . should have i along for the ride. torial In NeuM Deutschland, of­ AND SPORTSWEAR—SECOND FLOOR Oklahoma CSty, Dec.* 3 (B—Aen.,(.foreign, affairs by the preient ad- which Is studying .OM as an exam­ nils] meeting in New York, Dec. 3. The AFL voted for the mer- been restricted to the flood-rav­ The youngsters came up last ficial newspaper of the Beat Oea- Sparkman (D-AIa) said today ministration la the same aa U has ple of corporate bigness. gm- Dec. 1. The CIO overwhelmingly approved the merger which aged areas but the Democrats re- man Odmmunlat party. Corsages night from Ft. Belvolr., Va., where Democrats won't permit RepuWl- been since the end of World War The hearings were, suspended will unite* 16,OOO.CIOO workers. Walter Reuther, (below), presldeiit Itereted their assertion that the their father, Maj. John Eisen­ cans "to tell us what we shall talk " decision to act on rant control had It wraa the third day In m row the n . until Tiiesday s’hen more than a of the Congress pf Industrial Organizations, Wields this huga Oommuniate )>ava used tha p ^ o r hower, is stationed, and went back about" In next year’s presidential "However, the sorry mess that aebre of GM executives were asked gavel aa he closes the annual convention of the GIO In New York been reached in a bl-partisan JiaffsL SbAqcL Colorfu! corsage with Christmas to the Eisenhower farm today as campaign. aoreenlng committee made up of to proclaim that t)My raUier than colorsN|i«ll8, holly, pine coiles we find in ao many parte of the to return. City. the Ruselena now boM BHt Ger­ soon as thisy saw their grand­ Sparkman,.i referring S.1S Xo what he world wvtgM today tala uuedue inIn papart to the Harlow H. Curtice, GM preai- Senate and Houm leaders. 'jbbons. father safely into his officer said are RepuUican ctfqrte to nar- bungUiig manqer of bluff and blue Majority .Senate leader Joseph many and Baat Berlin. Knowland, who has been at odda row campaign lagnia, aaid ’ dtnX Wlid yestarday his firm has S. Longo (D--Norwlch) said the The editerlat declared tha treaty UfURDAY, DEO. 11:3M:N P.M. 4 not going to limit ourselves.! almj^yj T*l*<**^** by backing away, in ‘‘dneumthtary evidmee" to answer "aatabllshad the fun aoveraijpi^ with the administration on some the'handnng''of our' foreign af­ all complalnU made by pest and floods which dislocated many famt- foreign policy matters,’ has taken to join In the dance when tha faire."' Uts mads tha need of rent control of the (Communist) Ofrwaa \ LUTHiR HALL v C a ch present GM dealers to the Senate Democretio Republic.'* ‘ publicaiu Bing Uieh tune." Attacks GOP Proposals group. greet. He Mid the aUte dkn't af­ 4 Vil French-cuff (OonlBued on Page Seven) But Sparkman/'In a apeech pre­ ford tb subject tenants to ‘‘axhorbl- It added • there wfia rcomplate My owq feeUng," he cqnthltMd^ * clarity" on the subj^t. CMANUEL LUTHERAN GHUROH pared, (or delivery before the na­ 'is that tha Democrats will not Mt tant and ‘unrsaaonablSy rent in- broadcloth blouse tional convention of the League of ^jtodst©|VE Trigger’ Burke tional Compilttee no- even the ends with the cIom of the year. nsrties "reapeot the obfijatlteiF' deUdeus Pnaervta. No foods told befon 1:86. mbderate’,’ In their discuaaion of both have under Internatfodil (he issues, present Republican administration ScreamiBg Frotests tell us what we shall talk about Already, said Longo, thera are agreements “concerning aO Of OOr- Christmas Pattern “ I believe," he aald, "that we Move to Avoid many." At the Ume this was oen-. Fat jes Chair for will be better mannered than the in this campaign.” , "acrsamlng |»eteaU'’ In that stats jIRRIi MnRmfRwkBRRfR AKRil AAivMt Asserting Secretary of Agricul­ with tha prospect of increasM atrued by the Wfet as reoognlahis • - | I Repuhlicana were in* 1952 .... we Ibe four-power status of Berlin. l i | * 1 # ^ t ir l i engage In -character aaaas- ture Benson "Is saying we should Formosa Veto there ranging from 12 to 85 per Table Cloth not talk shout the terrible ferm cenl^ The East German govemmetg, alnatkm or loose charges of treason m ^ w h lle, announceii a "ate^ , ' I an^reacherous conduct.” situation," Sparkman added: Connecticut, Mid Longo, does AND ACCESSORjES United Nations, N. Y., Dec. 3 (A5 definition ot duties" for Ite caMnat New York, Dec. 8 (ffh—Elmer ^ There have been some differ- "The whole Republican com­ not. "want to contemplate-—1st -s. mand, from the top down, say that -r-The western powers searched alone experience" (ury such In- members. The announcement. !ia SPUN RAISON “ HOLLY (Trigger) Burke, 38-year-old gun- ' opinion between Adlpl E. 4^ * * * tbe official mrws agenOy man, was convicted last night o f : m^venson, the Democrats' . 1952 we should not refer. to the shame- todaj' for fome method of bypass- creates in rents. BELLS” PATTERN Ihg Nationalist China’s veto threat details except Uui •as»v•first degree iiiuluvr murder lor for lUiiiiiK kUlfng H/r; a X»resldenUal------s-wv, candidate w. and Gov. G .; *’^‘,*‘*"5* P"'’erty In ,Sen. Nswmsn Marallius (R- J ^ te r Ulbricht. Best d e r ^ 62 X 62— 12.98 friend in m Manhattan bar three - Williama of MlchiKan over the midst of plenty. When we point and thue clear the way to let 18 Trumbull) Mid tha Republicans .out those things we become ‘pro­ nations into the United Nations. • Communist perjy boss, has been 82 X 70— $3.98 years Mgo. * Stevenaon*a call for “ moderation** rMppofnted first depuiy premier . An all-male Jur>* found Burke *" I**® P<^ltlcal campaign ahead, phets of gloom and doom.’ ” Diplomats supporting the IS-na-j (Ooattaned aa Fags fievea) 80 X 80— $6.98 tlon. i>acKage proposal urged the under Premier Otto Grotewohl7 gtillty after delibe'rating 50 njln-1 „ . War’ Sparkman, the 1652 Democratic It alao said Bruno t ^ h n ^ ; Kitchen Towel 99c each utiBf at the end of a 23-day trial. | Yesterday., Stevenson end WU- vice presidential candidate, told Chinue NationaliaU to alter their chairman of the. BUt* PlatmSL the convention "Conditions look deelalon to veto Outer Mongolia's Although sentencing was‘ deferred i ***"’ •• whom essatled the c^mmiesion, w m given the Muur m PLASTIC “POINSE'TTIA” B a b y Shop for two weeks, the verdict (terries i Elsenhower administration . in good for a sweeping Democratic membership bid on grounds that Three Towns of de^ ty premier. Leuachner'f PATTERN a mandatory death penalty. ! epeeches to the Young DemocraU. victory in 1656." such a move would torpedo the elevation gives East Germany U 64»64—$1.00- Boston , authorities. wh0 linked ; separately they are not "at ‘The two Democratic leaders met whole deal. deputy premiers. briefly at a recention for Steven­ Russia has Mid that if Outer 64 x 72— $1.29 Burke with the spectacular $1.- other. They ex- Elect Mayors J » definition o f Robes 210,000 Brihk'a holdup 'in 1950, ; Pr®**®*! a willingness to talk oyer son. 'They shook hands and greeted Mongolia or any of the other four dutiea WM dudgned to ‘‘improve 54 X 90—$1.69 B iM r it / sought unsuchessfullychessfully te have him ! their differences. each othef warmly, but had no Soviet entries fall to clear the Se­ the work of the atete eppantue.’’ Christmas Scarfs 18” x 48” Sizes 2 to 6k. Flannel, i:or- turned over then^' Instead of In his prepared speech., Spark­ time to confer privately since curity Couneforo Berlin and West Gernuhy, It waa polnted attorney^, announced the should .stay quiet with reference to clash of opinions last month. *‘I Plastic Place Mats 16e each cuffs! ShiF n Shore’s veto in the Security Council n(»w It politically important 1656 .takM learned. $2 .2 :5 Xo murder decision/would be appeal­ foreign affairs as carried on by the w u not In a state of war at the could coat the ^Nationallste vital Plastic Place'Mats or ihortie-slceve broadcloth... ed. "This was just a barroom Republican administration." tim^ Williams Mid, referring to place next Mopday and Tueaday brawl,” he aald. "Let me make it clear," he said.- support the next time Russia when three small Bteatern Con­ Decorations 39c each pearl-linked, pearl-buttoned tries to test the Red Chinese. Political Parties. Map ... with famous.two-way If the verdict stands. Burke will “ that I feel the objective in our (Ooninued on Page Seven) necticut cities elect mayors for Twinkle Snow Batting $ 5.98 be sent to the Sing Sing Prison Informed sources said the Na- two-year terms 49c pkg. johnny collar. Combed cotton electric chair. tlonallate have taken thU into con- Democrats how control Putnam BuUetms ... shining, suds-loving... sideMtlon but sUll feel they must Flams proof IS" x 64". CoHon bat­ The-defense argued 'that Burke-j n w j . and Willlmantic, which hold their white and soft pastels. waaas innocent because of. Insanity I Kem arKS A ntter fVeSt oppose Outer Mongolia and a Fight to Win A FL-C IO elections Monday, and Rockville, from th 'e AP Wirts m ting with colored decoratlonN . and . claimed the state failed to i Soviet satellite and companion of which votes on'Tueaday. Hence the 1 - . 4 Many new wovgn prove that he knew the nature of Communist Clttna.' ^ only way the party can ahow. evid­ the alleged'crime on July 23, 1852. Some delegates were reported New York, Dec. 3 (/PI—The new-»lo relect the SRepubllcan and ence of continuing gains it made ginghams, too! phlloaophtes. REPORT REACTOR IN BB6 On that date Burke’s pal, EdWard trying to peTsOsde thediinese to ly insrgsd A F L -d D today faced Dcmocratlo in October’s so-called "small town" CtecInnatL. Qee. S (#>—flew* For Your Holiday (Poochy) Walsh, 23, was shot to Rushan Leaders Push ■ I rcglster_ their protest by walking an aimoet immediate struggle by The questionIon la whether the Re- elecUonf and in last month's big qral Blechrto officiate Ikept I -^d-fA»hipned homcmide ' ~udvtrli»*d in iMders of pie two major political publicans can woo some of the tra­ , ummered fl«vor death. out dilCUEEed poi|. for admitting any of the five So-' ^Gulled from AP Wirea tial candidate for the Democratic sm . to 6 p.m. In Willhnantlc and oeming H." ■ . , 36” Lace on Quilted state to bring out his lengthy The Russian’s host, ^ Premier U slble Soviet economic MElitance Viet entries. presidential nomination, will ad­ Rockville; 6:30 a.ni. tO 7 :30 p.m. in , cloartad boaely : Rovoto Warq— Taffeta ..$ 3 .9 8 yd. 1 prison record. After the verdict, he Nu. canceled earlier plans to join| for Burma T,”with " U Nu"7 an^. key He did not state flatly that the dress the convention Tuesday^ Putnam; - . . . F.4URE ADD DUTIBS { M .told his lawyers he felt the jury Gov. Averell Harrimsn of New In Rockville, Mayor Frederick Soviet Premier Bulganin and Com- '"""b e rs at his cabinet, Adlal Stevenson, an announced Part*. Dec. 8 (F) — Premier the Verld't Ftnod Utonaih. munist party secretary Nikita S. There was no immediate hint (Contiaued on Page Bevea) York says handling;of Geneva Con­ Democratic aspirant, will get in S. Berger, seeking to become the Edgar Faure took perseaal (Coninued oa Page Seven) Khrushchev Sunday in Mandalay. of the direction suj;h aid would ference by GOP administration re­ the last wprd with a speech "rhurs- city’s first five-term mayor, U op­ charge today of arrangeteeata He wrill remala in Rangoon until take or of what conditions the Rus­ sulted in "payrhotegtcal disarma­ day. posed by Herman G. Olson, a for the French general eleo- CHILDREN’S NYLONIZED Toileti.es i . the Russians return Monday for I sians might inipose for provifling Train Wr^eckr Kills ment among the peoples of the free The AFL and CIO completed furniture dMler, nomlnatedy again done by aiaumlttg the adtiUoanl T op 10 Gangster another tworday stay here. No rea­ it to this strategically important worid" , . .Air Force qfficlala hint their Individual oenventlona. yea- by Republicans. poat of interior minlater. Coty Perfume Swans ...... $2.00 BOXED or LOOSE CARDS son' for U Nu's rtiange in plans country of 18 million inhabitants. Alsbama may have to foot bill if terday, after ratifying the roerg-. Mayor John N. Dempsey of Tricot .Knit Panb jC oty Perfume Guitarj.,,, , v. . x-...... *.$2.0!l)' Two years ago Birnna m inted 13 Britons; 35 Hurt Gov. Jamea E. Folsom uses NS- er, and the delegates were mark- Putnam, corifronted by an- op­ CAKDCVAf, STILL PBI80NEB Ganght in-Chicago was .announced*...... ______- . 'ttonat Guard -planea- for -wentlier ponent -for-Xhe~ftrzt' tlrne-tn-four-f ■i- ■ CafverBubble’ Bath ..,,.. .7 .'.. . 7. .59c 'Tn-e field Hostage and'lf.8. economic asaistaiice, aay ‘ liig time-^ pending mn . . ..^.Senators investigatihg Eisen­ WilUmantiCh seeking a fourth con- cently saM the Oardlaai had Exfra Special Box, 30 C ard s...... $ 1 .0 0 prisons, w u arrested by FBI where armed guerrillas have long understood the discuMion w m at suburb last night 'and burst into the convention. The telephone w m Wl CARRY A COMFliTE STiKK OF REViRI WARE Coty Bath Powder ...... $1.50 been active. Only two days ago an hower 'aifminiatration'a controver­ decided upon Wednesday./ aecutlve tprm as is Dempaey„ has been released from hiternmaat agents in a loop hotel last night. a luncheon meeting of Bulganin a searing . msM of flames. Thirteen sial "box score” of security risk opposition from Samuel N. Rosen- aad WM living la a monaelery Old Spice After Shave Lo tio n ...... $1.00 6 9e armed band descended on Ma}nnyo and Khrushchev with U Nu. Top unionists took this as a cue Kiddie Box, 10 Cards ...... Kendrick. Identified by FBI persons burned to death, and more- firings suspend public, hearings that the President is backing his stein, a former induatrial execu­ la sontiMBMt Polaad. ' Old Spiee Men’s Seta^,. 7... $1.00 to $2.00 agents' u a “hardened gunman" in northern Burma and seized During U Nu’s recent visit to than 35 others were injured. . - hostages two doctors, one Itstian amid flurry of partisan sparring. Secretary of . Labor, James P. tive who retired less than a year I GIFT BOXED Yardfey Bath Salt ...... $i‘.35 Loose Cards 5c to 25c each involved in a number of shootings Moscow the Russians granted Bur­ ’ Twelve hours later 11 of the Federal grand jury Indicta ‘20 Mitchell, in favor of a friendly ap­ ago M Oonnectlcut director of the 1,066 YUGOSLAVS FREED and with a record of escapes from and the other Burmese, from the ma 85 million in commercial- cred­ dead were atill unidentified. Two of Coty Stick, Cologne .. • • - ...... $r.25 local headquarters of the U.N.-af- men on chargtt ot running mtl- proach to the unions. Small Buainesa Administration. Belgrade, Yugoslavia, Dee. B two prisons, w u not armed when its. , the vicUms were young children. iion-dollar stolen car racket which Some Republicans, notably Sen. No national iMues have been in­ (JO — The aentoncce of amre arrested. flliated World HMlth OrganlM- At a banquet here last night, Railway officials said 15 persons Paper Mate Pens tion (WHO). authorities My -WM maqter-mlnded Barty Goldwater of Arizona and jected into the campaigna, but Re­ than 1,006 Vugoatov prlaaMaro Donald 8. Hoatetter. agent in Bulganin declared that "we are were^etained In hospitals and 16 from cell in Leavenworth, federal Sen. William F. Knowland of Cali­ publicans have ralaed the cry of were wiped out or cut today OR- chuge of the Chiugo FBI office, Accompanying tha Ruatiana are New two-tone colors. Also new Capri atyle. t A" Mtisfied our personal contacts othen had received hospital treat­ prison; , . . New attempt, to settle fornia, have accused labor iMd- “abMntea official” against Mayors der a gcMral aaeaeaty lamed by ' said Kendrick refused to admit hia Burma’a foreign and war minis­ here have deepened our mutual ment and permitted to go home; t-day eld strike of stereotypera Preeldeat Tito to mark the IBlR OgM Tspithl UiUI 9 O’Clotk ters; They are trsycllng in a era of raialng aluah funds to gain Berger and DempMy. TN CORK Identity, claiming he waa, simply understanding of many interna­ _ The electric train carrying 150 which has closed down Detrbit’s DempMy travels dally to Hart­ aaaiverMry of . the reaahRe, fleet RuMisn and l^rmeie control of the Democratic party CloBB Soturdby at 5:30 as usual. M^^nvm Comm* “Mr. None." He w u not re^atered it tional problema." He was respond- pasaangers from London's west metropolitan daily newspapers is and the'government. ford whers he 'la chief administra­ Among the 4$a artseaere leleateid ^ ; 0 ^ 7 A. M. to S F. M. Ihelading Wednemlay $ 1.69 and $2.95 each at the hotel, which Hoatetter de­ transport planes. Foreign corre- ing to a toast by the Burmese Pre­ end to their homes in the ThamM slated. PoHibty indloattng the aignifi- tive aide to Gov. Abraham A la Dragetloh Jevanovte, tirol Anornoona and Saturdays Until Noon CQRNOR OF Ma i n ANi) OAK STREETS | clined to identify. spondsnts prsceded them in a mier to the Russian Lsaders and 'ViaUite-ripped Into Uia-rear of the Opera atar Patrice Munsel, la cance the President attachea to RfWcoff■ Berger wofks in the socret^-gaReral at tha ~ * Hoatetter said Kendrick, who transport chsrtersd from tha, nation. freigrit train just/Mtame Barnes acaklfd on both hands in 4citcnen the (>c(^on. It will he hia (Hit eugintering department of the Fraat, whe waa ana" RM.lfOBTH MAIN STREET TEL MI 9-5253 Union et Burma Airways. Station. Barnes ts/sight nqlas wMt mlahap at her Long Island hOms 1641 to atae yearn la ’ (Owihniea aa Paga Bavea); After viaiting Mandalay, famsd ' (CsaUBMi a* Pag* Bovob) of cstttrsJ London. at Locust Valley. (CoBltated M Paga aovea) ' (OsaHnaad m Pig* Ihnis): ' aaR-gemamoat aeMiltlw* ' . f \ , / V 1

>A haa been exceptionally quiet, but of apeach amd drama under thr find ru f strips for braidinf parenta were imsble to meet the guasU was held-in th4 Nathan try our Children's confirmation claaaes with Henry F. Hollat.d, N A as- political battle for control of city date Hermqn G. OLo: in a battle Democrats are planning a big tea- sanction of tha CkmnacUcut As­ and hooking* Hale Community Center. sletaht secretary of stats for In­ will be held on Monday and Thurs­ timonial dinner for Bergeron to­ sociation of Seconaary Schools. **? ^ !S o o d also pointed out that For going on a week's trip to ter-American Affairs. Prabloch Rdmlniatratlon. for control of city government day after achool at the rectory. CHARCOAL MOILED night. Tha Congreaa U to ba held an­ tUa year the drive Is behind by Washington, D. C., the bride wore said final detaila o f tha loan wars The campaign thus far has seen hire TDcsday in Rockville's blen Wlntkrop Whlt< about 8200 and that there la a con­ a grey two-piece suit with match­ nisi alections. He won two years ago. by more The funeral of Winthrop White nually. , „ ’ ironed out with the help of Samuel tha Democrats resting on their than 1.300 votes. . Attending from Haniheatar are BEN’S RUB SHOP tinued need for donations because ing accessories and her orchid C. Waugh, president o f the U.8. The second Lisjor event of the waa held yesterday afternoon at o f the recent flood. corsage. They will live on a a rk $ 2 .7 5 peat record and Rapublicans blaat- week will take place on Wednes­ In Rockville and Putnam, the 3 o'clock in the Andover Oongre- Jamas Sosville, a Ji-nlor; Larry 55 Talcott Avc., Rockvtik Export-Import Bank, FUET MIGNON opponents for mayor alao ara close LaPolla a aanior; 'Barry Dough­ Anyone interested in sendihg Ave. in Mansfield Center. LoRn Sought by-' PeraR Ing the wsaknesaes in i t aprin- day when the annual City Meeting gationel (Jhurch. The Rev. Stephen will be held to takt actibn on 4he associates. C3iamberlain officiated and Mrs. erty, a sophomore; and Raymond Phone T R 5-5706 donatlona should mall them to J. TH8 world famous Trapp fam- Prabisch noted the loan origin­ A LA CARTE kling in various campaign promr LeRoy Schweyer, treasurer, in 8288.788.77 city budget for 1958 MacLareii is -Putnam's deputy Roy Darwin was organist. Burial Clement, a aenlor. They are being Maacbeater Evening Herald ily Singers willWill ba» « heardn w u in Man- and off stage, in the picturesque ally was requested by the Peron laea and Uatlng things that ought town. to ba done. Also Hated In the call of the meet­ Civil Defense director and. In that waa in the Flrat Ecctealaatical So­ accompanied by George Dougherty will folk costumes of the Austrian ’IV- regime but was granted to anti- capacity, u-orked closely with ciety Cemetery. and Da-id Hartwell, the debating Ueue to Entertain Scouts w.'sr’M T - ”• Peronistas who ousted the dictator. Dampened^ aomawhat by the ing ia a request for ratification of present two progranu in the Ver- rol, the TYapps kiteraperse their a Frederick K Berger Herman G. Olson a leaoluUon adopted :by the Board Mayor Dempsey during and after Bearers were Andrew. Gasper, team's faculty adviaortv who pre­ Tha Lions' Club wilt entertain He said the formal papers will be heated controversy over a high Explorer BWnits of Troop 85 and cappella ainging of music ranging MUlAADjOHIIiOri} of Ckimmon Council t'ecommending the AUg. 19 flood which caused so John Hutchinson, Guy Bartlstt, pared the boys for their activltlee planck School auditorium, at 10:30 signed aoon. school rite, the cempaignlng didn't Vm'WAXVA'VV'x their leaders during an evening from pre-clasaical church airs to that action ba deferred Ir. the mat­ muph damage in that city. Elsworth Coveil. Cfitarles Phelps, today. 0 o / t o n a.m, and 1:15 p.m. for all the 4th. early motets and madrigals to Preblsch raid tha money will be get Into full awing -until the last atone ba put on the top to prevent dinner Dec. 13 at Hlnkel'a Restau­ 5th and 8th grade pupds in all I far Haagry Aaiariteai' Rockville them from blowing away. Anyone ter o f laying a tax rata until the and Edward Merritt. Soayllle and LaPiiUa are In the lusty mountain yodels and rollick­ uaed to complete a steel plant at two weeks before election. Berger and Olaon, the Rockville rant. There will be a morie shown. the elementary schools in town. having papers that are not col­ second A e rd a y of June, 1958. Houac of Representatives a d ing folk songs, with groups of San Nicholas in northern Buenos Voters will bring the battle tp opponents, both are members of PINE PHARMAOY Tha dub sponsora this Scout 'This program is being present­ lected before noon is asked to call T h e efty’a taxpayers will alao the board of finance of the Town Manchester Evening Remid .^ - Dougherty and (^lament are in the Minister Outlines music played on the ancient spinet, Aires Province 37 miles eoutheast a climax when they go to the polls Memorial Service ' group. ed aa part o f the fine arts series the American Legion Home and a be asked to take action on an ap­ of Vernon, -of which the city 'la a dover correspondent, Mrs. Paul benata of tha high scltool Itglria- Milk Group to Meet HajrlorNaylor Photo.Fh viol de gamba and recorder. of Roierio. The plant waa left un­ >OKN SUNDAYS- for these grades, under the spon­ finished by Peron. Tuesday. member will be sent out Immedi­ propriation of 825,000 for en^ part, and Olson is secretary. The Pfanatlehl, telephone P I 2-8850. tura which will dabata And adopt The Tolland County Wholesale Mfaw LUliaa E. HIrkIng Needs of College Since their arrival in this This year’s 'election brings to sorship of the P T A Council and 'The government’s economic ad­ Open to Public ately. In the event of storm tomor­ neering costa o f a sewage treat rivals for mayor have taken the "bills" introduced by the student Milk Producers Assn, will meet country in 1938, they have earned mind the 1853 campaign when the ment plant. Money coins have been made of delegates. Th# general topic la; 8A.M.to«P.M. the elementary schools music de­ the dirilnotion of being, the most viser said Argentina will have to row, the collection will be held same side in a controversy between MoDday at; 8 p.m. ^ Onuicc . Mr, and Mrt.'Charles Hicking of same two candidates flgWMd in the Dec. 11. . TTie polls will be open Tuesday leaiher,, lead, tin, ^ass, earth-and- "How can eduoatlonal opportu- South Coventry announce the en­ Bolton, Dec. 3 - (Special) —- partment PupUa ^ from all the oth­ heavily ' booked single attraction import'about 35 ^ r cent o f the Rockville, Dec. 8 (Special)—The the finance board and a alaeable Han. A rtplacement fo r a council er schools will ba transported by mayoralty race. A t that.time in- Meeting Tomorrow from 8 a.m. to' 7 p.m. Polling bloc of town voters over the Board glue as well as gold, silver, copper nitiaa ba InerSKaad for American mambar wlioaa term axptrea will gagement of their daughter, Mlaa Deaplta inclement' weather more ^ «h oo)a vrill N transp in the entire concert history o f the basic materiali needed for steel ciunbent Mayor Frederick S. Ber­ public ia invited to attend the an­ places are iu follows; First Ward, of Education budget and a site for and nickel. youth.'” A’A’A’A'A'A’A'A’VA'A'V'. ba alect^. John H. Elliott, county UlUan Elixabeth Micking, to A l­ than 65 members o f United Meth- “ HJL .Yerplanck School. United States They average a construction, including iron and .The ’ Children of Mary of St. A/ii., ,-.1..—w .. _. The aristocratic Trapp family ger went into hia fourth saccesalve nual Memorial Service > Of the Town Hall; Second Ward, St, a new achool acrtcultural agent, will ba in bert N. Lea, son of Mr, and Mra. odiat Church attended the Claflln hundred concerts a season in lead­ coal. But he said producing steal Bemard'a parish wifi hold a ftieet- renounced their anceatrai estate's John's Church; third 'Ward. Pros­ cSaica. Frederick Lea, 113 Eldrtdge St. Night aupper yesterday to hear ing cites from - coast to coast within the country will lower the -'lit tann by a m w * f T votes over Re<- Rockville Lodge of BIka to be held Ing tomorrow following the 7 a.m. the Rev, Simon Peter Montgomery and fortune in defiance of Hitler prices , of finished steel products, plibllcan Herman C>.,01apn. Mass. Bertha Ventura has been pect St. Fire House; Fourth Ward, Auxiliary 8aaka Sobaeripttoaa Both Mim Hicking land, her and it has been estimated have tomorrow afternoon at 3:30 at the PAC aub. apejik on the South Carolina Uni­ and came to this country to build Argentina officials have ex­ ■ ■ , , Dispute Tax Cuts elected president for the coming ^ Amtrioan legion Auxiliary fiance attended Manchester High beeh heard by an audience of more ElkiHome. ' . Slatea Listed Andover la cond>icting a driya for ranawala School. She la employed by the versity. themselves a new life. A muWcal than three million. They have alao pressed hope that Holland's visit- This year Olson and his -fellow Following the singing of Amer­ .year with other officers as fol­ and atw aubacriptlona of publica­ Southern New England Telephone A graduate of Claflln in 1848. family, they began to give con­ toured Central and South America here wUl result in additional U.S. Republicans have taken issue with ica by the entire assembly, Exalt­ lows: Beatrice Brown, vice presi­ Running with Barger on the tion! which it handlea on a lom- Co., and ha ia with Lea's Market the Rev. Mr. Montgomery said certs. under the direction of Fa­ and returned to their native Sala- aid. the Democratic claim of lower tax, ed Ruler Martin Lehan and John dent; Mary C. Fahy, secretary and Democratic rlate are B. Fenton School to Finish nUasUm 'baala to purchaa> addition­ on Spruce St. Claflln was the first school of high­ ther Waaner, tha priest who has burg for three triumphal appear­ Holland, who attended a news ea, while'Berger and the Demo­ Hoyt, esquire, will conduct the Janice Am, treasurer. Burke, city clerk; Robert J. Pue, al alckroom equipment for home No definite date haa been set for er education for colored students been their musical director ever ances at the Salzburg Music conference at which Prebisch an­ crats have concentrated their cam­ opening ceremonies, followed by Social Club to Meet city treasurer; Hoqfard Luff man, since. A ll Reports Soon uaa. Oennia Burka a publication! the wedding. .in the South. It ia a liberal aria Festival on a tour of 10 European nounced the loan, did not mention paign on theft-past record of ae- the inv(x;ation by the chaplain. The Italian Ladles' Social Club city sheriff; Sterling F. Little and rapieaehUUya who hai fatten college with an enrollmentr o f'500 Appearing at aH-Thnar.-both oir countries. any additional loans for genei^ oompilahmento. , Carlo Genovesi." will meet tomorrow at 2:30 p.m. Albert R. Tennstedt, city aasesa-' aignad by Auxiliary official!, la in and is aupported by the South purposes. But he offered all pos­ The GOP campaign opened Miss Mariljra McFall will song at the clubhouae on Snipsic St. qrs; William K W e ^ r* Edwin J. Andover, Dec. 3 (Special) — church will attend the Tolland Carolina Methodist Conference sible. U.S. technical assiatance. In- "The Lord's Pm yw ," accompanied Plana for the Christmas parties Heck, Harry F. Ertel and John L. The flrat grade prcigreas reports gown doing the work for the unit. County Men's supper at 7 p.m. in Department had been asked why, with a blast aimed at the Police Equipment yalued at |2,000 la and the New England Conference. formahta .aald this may include by Walter Murphy. The Rav. For­ will be completed, including Uie Moran, alderman-at-Iarga; . and at the Elementary School ara ex­ Somers Congregational Church. Employes at Bank in view of assorted tax scandal in­ Department, aa}dng it waa not an ayaUabla lor home uae at no The speaker traced tbe. early form and oilfield equipment aa well up-to-date organization and rest Musser, pastor of the Union party for the ladies on Saturday Clarence J. McCarthy, First Ward pected to be issued during the Recently baptised in the church hlafory of the achool smd axpresaed quiries since 1951, the indlctmenU as technical advia. alderman. charge in .the, Fourth . Platelet were returned now. should be modernized. . Congregathxial Church, will ipve evening, I>ec. 10, and the chil­ next week. Due tq the. large else American lAgion area which In- by Rev. Bradley were the fol­ the belief that it would atUI be Plan Two Parties The assistant secretary, .who haa the Memorial address. dren's party on Sunday, Dec. IL Other ward candtdatea ' for al­ of the claea and the type of report lowing: Graig Wright,, son o f Mr. The following day Police Com- derman on the Democratts Mcket chidiMi Hbatvffla needed xfter. ractHl Integration has r H#.:saldrinformaUon'tthat led io been on a awing thrqugit Latin Ghaaaei s. Mew u v e a . Oeaa. A t ...Uie jcottdualOB, <)f ad» .laaued. ln.;.thia.grade, ..It .Ima taken and Mrs. Ronald E. Edmondson; been realised because of the Inevl- «pi,. .. . the indictments "came into the de­ (Ml mtUAN FILM FEATURN mlarioner Thomas Kpnuuib^iajm:-- BDington, Hebron, Bomera and America, left Buenos Aires by Uhaaael la RaHlittd, 6eaa. Iftg to the d(“fehiiie of the depart­ longer to prepare the reports. AlarUaa Ann,, daughter ot Mr,, and Uhle shortage of college facilities, ^ *^«"g^er partment, ..only, ..Ha plane l^nighfcMe-haa beencfitli I U aasl .» . m g t hf. 4gss.-- - S)M-rarRififift?% t h e j u n o l b t^awtan Tm fthanhffirflRJaeaijiBiRit 4J* ** •EFMWvT^qs - Achievement ' taata- - have* been 0 4 R t S T M A S Mra Maurice French; Alice Marie, Flrat Choir Practice T W at Co, are goln^ To take in the declined to be more specific but at ^ a a a e l M New Btitaia. Oeaa. (U> w E sn n u i m a r s h a l ment, said several of its memfie.ra 30 wha&halra. 13 hoipital bade,. clzed during hla visit by demon­ (M) MAYOR OF T U TOWN by the- Eleven O'Oock Toast, and of candidates tomorrow afternoon r-nd Bernard Oroua. Fourth Ward, completed In Mrs. Peck's second This is the special we had last daughter' of Mr.' and Mrs, Alton A Junior Choir 'Was organised at Ice Capades of 1958 Tuesday night another point said the Information Okaaaal U have attended State Police sch(x>)s Auld Lang Syne. Olaon'a running mates are Ed­ IS bedatdec, 18 mattreaaea, three strations from Argentina’s small —’’.Marillv’s Harder” at regular intervals. at 2:30 p.m. with the state cham- grade, with the exception of four SPECIAL Christmas — the flavor atout polio pack heatcra P;ierca and Linda Helen aiid Jef­ tha Congregational Church yester­ for their Christmas -party this was received "in recent days.” but vociferous Communist party. Uhaaaei M UriaattsM. Mass. . 4:M ( ai STUDIO n The program will be concluded pioiuhip degree team from Hart­ ward L, Buchanan, city clerk; atpdents who were absent. Parants frey Daniel children of Mr. and day when 21 youngsters turned out —".Nlakl Take” He also maintained that the Joseph P. McManus, city treas­ which you’ve been talking— the Tb Attend MeetlBg year. Holland is expected to reach (HI ORAL ROBENT8 by ceremoniea writh the exalted ford Lodge in charge of the cere­ may see the reaulu of tha taata Mra. Kenneth Tedford. for their first practice. Mrs. ■ ;N ( S) WESTERN PLAYROl'SE salery schedule of Rockville pplice urer; Allen F: Liak, city aheriff; The 8 t Germain Guild mambera Over 40 will go by bus to the PRACELET 'SHOOTS’ YOUTH Washington Sunday , (W> TRA. (U l MEET THE FRFAS ruler and other officers taking monies. There will be a supper when they viiit school. , J C E C R E A M , flavor about which you hava win attend tha meeting tomorrow Recently taken into the church ThetMore W. (handler Jr., will be Eastern States Coliseum in W tst (11) MATINEB TMKATBR (la (Ml CITY DETECTIVE compared favorably -with that of part. Light refreshments will be served about 5 p.m. Deputy Su­ Peter Genovesi and William C?on- Church Servleea been asking. choir director and is now training anaress) —’’Ceaaeatal Liar” rady, city asaeasora; Kenneth A. at 3 P-m. of tha WUlimantic Dia- by letters of transfer were Mr. and Springfield and the bank will be Naugatuck, Djc. 3 {/P)— Robert SAVES HOCINO 8:M ( SMI von ARE rMERR departments in communities of served' following the program. preme Governor Fsed Pelton will The subject of the sermon by the Grade 2 through 8 students (It) MOrALONO CASSIOT similar size, and that the local de­ Leighton, Gordon Denson, John trict OOMncil o f Catholic Women In Mra. David Elliott, Mr. and Mrs. host to the group at the Highland Berce was shot in the left hand by (N) SATt'RDAT MATINEE . —’’Sptadlelap” BeoepttoR Plaimed be guest of honor.^ the Rev. Stephen Chamberlain at for the Church School Christmas (HI CHRmrOPHERS 8 t Oolumha Hall. Columbia. Kenneth Tedford, and the Rev. Mr.': Hotel first for a full-course dinner, his girl friend'a bracelet. Agassiz, B. C. (A)—Hoeing of (la prearest)—"Tke Last partment was well equipped. Member^ and friends of the Gill and Richard P. Hiller, alder- the morning worship service to­ service. The choir , will rehearse Belle*” (H> DOCUMENTARY TREATER lj)ie Democrats opened their Union Congregational- Church are Church Serx'icee men-at-large; and William' A. Trial luatteo Court Bradley. Cktmmittee in charge of the ar­ A fter the accident last night, weeds may be out of date. Potato —“FllaM U Saa Caaatrjr” morrow at the First Congrega­ again on Friday at 4 p.m. at the (U) ITALIAN FILM THEATER campaign with a statement listing planning a farewell reception for Sunday worship services at ..the Judge tieroy M, Roberta fined Setback Winners rangements comprises Jeannette he explained to police that one of plots at the experimental farm AMOS AND ANDY pitalization insurance for all city cept a pastorate at Wakefield, Stuart C. Neff. Third Ward; Jo­ service o f Communion. A solo will of the Rev. C. Arthur Bradley as that were hoed, said horticulturist —“Tke Ceeeeetlea” has been appointed interim pastor, W a l Juatice Court. lows: Women's first, Mrs. ten s (all stag) at the Garden Grove plode. It did. YOUR YARN SHOP employes and-a non-partisan plan­ Mass. An informal.reception will seph Matyla, Fourth Ward. be aung by Ronald Bockus. pastor,pf the North Coventry Con­ Jack Freeman.. (III T.B.A. be held Dec. 18 fromto 10:30 at will give the sermon at the 10:46 Alao, Judge Roberta laylad 815 Jacobsen of Stafford; second, Mrs, next week. He was discharged from a hos­ (ID (COWBOY CORRAL A ll A rt Needlework Supplies' ning commissionr Yeomans at Fort Dix gregational Church tomorrow at 3 Praises Plaaolng Bait the.church social rooms.-The com­ service. fine on John W. Zaldy, 21, of Felix Maynard; third, Mrs. Vin­ pital after his hand was treated, (111 XOO FARADK Army Pvt. Edward M. Yeomans p.m. Elected as official repreaenta- (Ml BIRTHDAY PARTY • FREE INSTRUCTIONS Mayor Berger particularly mittee in charge - includea . Mrs. There will be s service of Com­ Brldwpoel. and Anthony M. Payla cent Maceyka. haa arrived, at Fort Dix to begin tives of the local pariah were John (Ul ITALIAN FILM THEATER praised the Pleiuiing Commiaelon,. Barbara Merk, Richard Marshall, munion worship at the 11 a.m. » . , o f Want HiU Rdn both charged Men’s first, George Zunner; sec­ OOONSKIN SPACE? (H I CARTOONS • FREE PARKING About Town hie initial eight weeks of basic Rogers who will aervp aa delegate; Caudle Indictment HARTFORD S:M ( SI ADV. OF NOBIN HOOD issuing a statement to that effect. Raymond Ramsdell, Mra.. Winfred' service; Baptist Church, with the •You Can Taste The Quality” With paaalng at an interaecUon. ond, Leo F. Tremblay; third, John STATE Open Tnee. to S a t 8:45-5:08 training with (jo. F, 385th 2nd Bn., *hiiinlenf In Callforala Julius L.- Strong. aitSmate and (ISI LCGT SNOW He has thus far issued no other Kloter, Mr. and Mra. Georgs H n - meditations on the theme, "Chris- Tatto of Storra. Speclala, Robert Magnolia, Ark. iJf)— Southern (U l CAFTITRRD Thuraday Evening TUI 8 Membera of Manchester Lodge of the comb'at-fame(l "Fighting Marina- tj^ e f Warrant Officer Georgs W. Smith, offielai observer. formal statements concerning his zo f and Miss Antoinette Bierce.' tisn Stewardship,” The Rev. Ed- Noble, Mra. Homer Diette, Mrs. Tied to. N ew Data State College's. student-operated (Ml RANGE RIDER W,in A. Brooks will be in charge of of Elks are reminded of the "Elks 89th” Infantry Dlv. George H.,Bigelow, aon of Mra E. E. Perkins and tha Rev. —*'IUI»d Caairee” M l 9-2358 platform or proposed program. Slight Accident Memorial Day” ceremony tomor­ iMka Orottano of Storrs. radio station has a new program. (H I CISCO KID theservlce. W’hiW there he will un(lergo Anna ngelow of Coventry and Chandler- are taking reservations 50 COTTAGE STREET Olson’s only statement thus far For a brief period lata yesterday row afternoon at 8 o'clock at the Adams-Thorp Its title? "Davy Rocket, King of 14! < SI DEATH VALLEY DAYS afternoon, the city streets sud­ The Rev. Forest Musser, pastor training in Infantry weapons and husband o f the former Mlaa Jane Miss Shirley.Theresa T h o r p , for the dinner meeting of the Lay­ Washington. Dec. 3 (A^—A Jus­ (It) T.B.A. MANCHESTER, CONN. Wasted the Democratic, claim of Elks Home. The general public ia the Space Frontier.’’ (ISI THIS IS YOl'R Ml'BlO lowering texeF'by aeying-such a denly became icy, causing num­ o f , the -Union (Congregational tactics, under supervision of vet­ E. O'Brien of Rochester, K. T „ is dai^hter of Mr. and Mrs. Walter man’s. A aaociatlon In Somers on tice Department 'spokesman says also invited. Refreshments will be Tuesday. A represenUtiva of the information that led to Indict­ ■ (U l RREAR THF. BANK decrease was possible by the erous trafife tie-ups, when oars (Church, will have for his sermon eran officers aiid non-commis­ aerymg with the tracked Vehicle Ia 'Ihorp of South Willlngton, for­ (Ml FOLLOW THAT MAN liM ( t> YOU ASEED FOB IT topic tomoVrow at the 10:45 serv­ served after the ceremony. sioned officers most of whom are M achwea 8chool at the Marine East Harlem Protestant Mission ments against Matthew J. Connel­ ' —‘‘Beem SOS” (IS) Oi^BSEAS ADVENTUBB greatly increased grand list and were stalled before sand trucks merly. of Coventry, was married (HI ice, "The Coming of -the Lord.” The combat zone veterans of World C oiM Baae, Camp Pendleton in New York will be gu^st apeak- ly and Theron' Lamar Caudle, (U ) JP:T JACKSON THIS IS. YOUR LIFE the revaluation that waa conducted could cover the hills. today at 10 a.m. to Gordon Henry 1:M ( 1) HITCHCOCK PRESENTS: . (U ) FILM High School Pilgrim Fellowship ’The Great Books Discussion War II or the Korean War. C a U fT '^ ^ former Truman administration of­ during the past two years. A skidding accident on Vernon Adams, aon o f Mr. and Mra. Clar­ —"Oer Ceok's A Treeeore" (Ml IT’S A GBEAT UFB ” will meet at 6 p.m. Group will meet Wednesday night After completing his InitlaV He rsiion8d~to duty Oct. 13. CD- kleeting Postponed ficials, was received "only recent­ (IF U ) HEAT THE CLOCK (Ul OENE AUTBY Olson promised regular ofllce Ave. soon after the storm started, ence B. Adaima of 38 I-ewiston Guided Affections” will be the at 7:30 in the Mary. Cheney Before enterngO the Marine The Civil Defense meeting ly.” (tFU) nZABK JCRILER 1;M (U-M l SPP:CTACULAE (Celar) hours for-city builness and listed caused a police Investtgation. Ac­ training, Yeomans will receive a Ave., yfilUmantlc in the F lf-st O A K O R n X (U-M) THE BIO SCRFRISE Maarire Ckevallrr Skew — cording to police reports, a vehicle sermon subject for the Rev. B. Library,. The book to be discussed two-week leave and, after his re­ several improvements he would Corpa In 1888, he wlh-graduated Congregational Church of Coven­ which was to have been held on The two men were accused Marcel . Mareea, Jeaaala will be ’The Annals,” books 11 Thursday by a federal grand Jury Caraaa strive to bring about if elected. operated by William Satryb, 38, Burton, ppstor of the Communit'y turn, be assigned to either attend from Northampton try. The Rev. Truman O. Ireland, Monday has been postponed one through 18, by Tacitus. week and will take place Dec. 12. at St. Louis of conspiring'to de­ 80 OAK ST.—MANCHESTER ( S-M) JACK BENNY 27 Nye St., owned by the Conn. Methodist (Church, Crystal Lake at an army technical school at an­ School and was employed ^ to r , performed the double ring (H i INTEENATIONAL POLICE fraud the government by improper Light A Power CD. was traveling the 9 a.m. service. Miss Barbara other post, be enrolled in one of C A. TUley Co. ceremony with the bride glvqn in Announcement has been made of MANCHESTER (H ) THF. VISITOE Manchester Auxiliary Police will i r s YOUR MOVE south pn Vernon Ave. near Linden Willis is superintendent of the Church Notes the appointment of William Hand use of Influence in a' tax case ★ FEATURING ★ —" ’N# B u ’ CkatUa” the military occupation specialist marrlajB'Jyy her father. (Ul FILM FESTIVAL Icy Roads Cause St. when it was struck *by another Sunday School, also at 9 o’clcM:k.' assist the regulsi' cruiser patrol schools here or receive eight weeks' i Acr^ Plo fi» .. 44 Acr^s of Scenic Beaufy The Rey. C Arthur Bradley of as assistant director of the local against Irving sachs, St. Louis LUMBER, Inc. l:M ( SI THE ED SULUVAN SHOW during i M t week. They are re- Mias Marflyn-L^aim was organ­ shoe manufacturer. • HOMEMADE RAVIOLI car operated by George E. Sturte- The young people of the First 'ot advanced infantry instruction. tha Second Congregational Church, ist and the RevJIBari Robinson of group. E. Pierce Herrick recently flaeila: Oiaa LelahrJtida. qtiested to report to Police Head­ Resigned from the post. Connelly and Caudle have at­ RUILDING MATERIALS Teay Carlia aa Akbatl aad M inor Accidents vant, 17. Lake St-, Vernon. Evangelical Lutheran (Church, ac­ He attended Windham High will uaa "Bread of Life,” as hla Baptist Church, WlliTmaiitlc. was * VEAL SCALLOFINI • IREADED VEAL CUTLCT ('a.frile Skew, Kale Smitk. Satryb told police that the quarters for assignment. Overlooking The Conhecticut Valley sermon topic tomorrow at the 11 Scout Meeting Canceled tributed the indictments to "poli­ AND LUliaa Hoik. Dlaaa Adame. companied by the pastor, the Rev. Bchool and Trinity College before soloist. The church was Sturtevant car was skidding Gordon E. Hohl, will attend the entering the Arhjy. a.m. Communion Sunday worship ed with basket! of white flowe' The 4-town Girl Scout neighbor­ tics” and have denied w’rongdoing. MASON SUPPLIES (IS) SECRET FILE U.S.A. Lady Roberts Lodge will meet hood meeting was canceled last HAVE YOUR NEXT PARTY HERE! (la-U) INNER SANCTUM state Police at the Colchester toward him, and that he stopped State Luther League Educational Rehool Menus service. There will be a reception rnd palmi. Connelly, now a New York public (U l THE VISITOR and Stafford Springs barracka re­ Tuesday night at 7:30 at the home night due to bad drlyMg condi­ relations man, was White Mouse e F IN E FOOD and Q U A LITY BEVERAGES We Flamnee Your Jobe the Power Co. car before the im­ Rally to bf held at St. Paul’a Lunch menus for the coming o f new members. Mlaa Dorothy Quirlon of Wllll- S:M (U l GUV LOMBARDO RHOW ported several accidents in the pact. The police said that the car of Mrs. F.'H. Parker, 30 Academy Tuesday seyeral men o f the tions during the evening. It ia appointments secretary during the (HI INDUSTRY ON PARADE Church iri Bridgeport tomorrow St. week at the Andovercr biemeniary Elementary mantlc, formerly o f Coventry, was 258 Ceater S t—M I S-8144. t:e (H) VARIETY THEATER area as a result of yesterday's operated by the Vernon yoiith afternoon at 3:30. School are as follows: maid of honor. Brideamalda were hoped that it may be re-scheduled Truman administration, Caudle, a 9ws: Monday, R H > ^ for Friday, Dec. 8. — ’’Breed el the Border” sudden snow storm. None were turned completely around follow­ St. John’a Episcopal (Church; 8 ravioli, cheese sticks,s, dutcly apple Miss Judith Zaches of Pine Lake -Wadefboro, N. C„ lawyer, was an ••I^dla’’ aerioua, police reported. The Methodist Mqn of tpe North I ss>»aHiy ,.: Attend Asaeasora Session assistant attorney general. 1:U (III SPORTSMAN’S DEN • :M (U-Ml ‘TV PLAYHOUSE ing the -crash. a a.m. Holy Communion;-9:30 a.m. cake, bread and butter,ter, aqa milk; Shores, Ooveltry, and Mrs. Joan Among those inveatigated was Methodist (%urch are collecting E. Piered Herrick, H. Frits The spokeaman said the Juatice S!N ( D STAOE SHOW —Dereey ( t) CBANCF.^ OF A UFETIM B Damage to the Conn.' lig h t A family' service; 11 a.m. baptism 'Tuesday, shepherd's pie, carrot Thorp of South Wyiington. sister- Bratkcn, Jaae Tapler (ID UI TV THFJtTER a Bolton accident involving an Christmas toys for the children at Noren and. John Van Zander, who Power car was estimated at 8150 and Holy Communion. sticks, chocolate puddiitg, bread HMJLMJhK in-law of the bride. ' DAiirerft —’’Fealker Taa” Carletaa automobile being driven by George the Mansfield Training School. comprise the local Board of As­ UR) WSRRTLING Carpealer aad Natalie Weed and S25 t the Sturtevant vehicle. and butter, and milk; Wedna week the total enrollment rose ‘‘Treeeare el Paarke Villa' —Jimmy Daraete R o ^ rt Walters, 30, who was cross­ The Senior • Pilgrim Fellowship the largest joint Army-Air Fares grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. KA8V FRRK PARKING Springs-', barracks investigated a to 275, Sieglinde Klein entered the ENTERTAINMENT 1S:M < SI TOPPER ' IN YOUR l|OCKET ing' Market St. at the traffic light of the First Congregational maneuver since World War II, Roland K. Meloche of Bsyberry (tS-U) OCNSMOKE minor accident in Vernon yester­ sixth grade and Byron Perry -ame (HI LATE SHOW day (^ternoon. According to police, saw Elton Sperry, 38, Bolton, in a (Church will meet tomorrow eve­ Exercise Sage Brush, in Louisiana. CLEANSE TUX aal UOWNS Rd. , . TONIGHT IN OUR POPULAR A member of HdqrS/ Battery of the to the seebnd ^ a d e from Rock­ —"PU U U ly l■(•lde*«” a truc\k driven by Russell Fries, 29, car waiting for the light to change. ning a t'7 o'clock. ville. / Congregational 8, and w ill include-baptism of TUBE NORMAN’S ter and; Stafford Spi^nga reported with the Sunday service at 10 To Attend Installation lt:M ( SI HENRY FONDA' rBESENTS aeveral minor accidents in the area the car and tried to pull Sperry o'clok. ^48 Benton T t , has completed his. 5i infants and a special service of 2 0 IA N T 1 H T 8 ! out. 'studies at Bradley University, The Rev. Stephen Chamberlain,----- j dedication of gifta and pledges re­ TIIA 445 Hartford Rd. Tel^ DU 8-4587 as a~ rei(uit of yesterday's sudden Ladles K li^ t ^ In Technicolor (HI MILLION pOLI .MOVIE Patrolman LeatSr Bartlett, who School of Horology in Peoria, 111-. 1 J? "' r ceived in ll>e Every Member Can­ (Ul DOLLAR A 8E< jnow sto^. ■______■ The annual ladles' night of the Room Ranch 3 BEDROOMS .at (Ml ADVENTURES lERV observed’ the Incident, ordered from which he graduated recently. " ’HI *fflcl»lly r«P- $16,500 vass. Church Khool session will be "S O N G OF H :N ( SI LIFE BEGINS AT EIGRTT Rotary (Club will be held this eve­ ___ , ; resent the Andover Congregational held at 9:30 a!m. QUEEN (HI APPOINTMENT WITH AO- ' Waiters - and Sperry to the police in c M Y HEART" ENDS TODAY —’’Nlfhl VlilUr’ station, where he arrested Walters ning at- the Elks' Carriage House. Sixth grade pupiis in Mrs. Marion i iiHsa OSY cuawiias . TJie Executive :Board ^ of the STARTS VENTURE - Suann Hay ward' TOMORROW •Denpenilv-- liba^” U:ta S IU:WRESTLING (Ul IT’S'A GREAT LIFE . Caddis Receive -for assault and—bfeaoh of peace; There will be. a dinner starting at. T aggaffa :and - Andrew Gibson's for the Rev.X. A. Bradley otlhe church will meet on Monday at 8 . . (Ul ELEVENTH HOI U S .IROAD STREET, MANCNRSTER Rory Calhoun ■■d MO\ (Ml LOERTTA YOUNG SHOW Sperry said he did not care to '7 o'clock to be followed by dancing. second Congregational Church, p.m. in the parish room. ol will observe' Uni- North Coventry, tomorrow’ after­ I meet at-7 p.m. on Wednesday. "SN O W S OF U:M ( SI WHAT’S MY UNF Service Ribbons . The relfular-monthly meeting of noon at 3. Follow ihga pot-luck .3 BEDROOM»-i>2 BATHS on FISHERS new Philip Blinn aasisted in the arrest, Versal Bible'Sunday by an exhlbl . 3 BEDROOMS—3 BATHS Methodist Services (HI DATELINE EUROPE (fruiter Awaits Radi<> the Rockvllle-Vefnon Taxpayers The Rev. J. Richard-Yeager has KILIMANJARO' (U l THE VISE tion of old Bllilea and scrolls in the : CASH and CARRY Gregory Peck TheRise...11ielaflof (Ml MARCH OF MEDICINE At the last meeting of the Man­ Police Capt. Peter Dowgiewicz 'Association, Inc. vi-ill be hel(lTues^ narthex of the church. Those who be,installed qt a service a t 7:30. chosen "Oirlstian Love and Liq­ (U ) EARLY LATE SHOW said today that delivery has been day. Disc. 6. al the Superior Court uor” as his sermon topic at 11 a.m. Avn Gardner INSURANCE chester Squadron of (Tiyil Air are wUling to loan old or interest- _ . . $ l i 6 , 8 0 0 (U) SHERLOCK HOLMES made on the deparmeht's new* Room, Memorial Building, al 8. Ing Bibles are requested lo notify PHgrim Pfcll<)wahlp $17,500 DISCOUNT PLAN worship at United Methodist 11 :M ( SI SUNDAY NEWS SPECIAL Patrol, <3spt. Rudolf Young, com­ SUNDAY . Evelyn Nesbitlhaw! (IS) MILUON DOLLAR MOVIE manding officer of the imuadron, cruiser, btit that it has not been o'clock. The meeting is open to ait either of the teachers, or the min-1 ^ "' Church tomorrow. This is the sec­ put into regulsr service, slr)ce de­ members of the organization. ister, the Rev. Arnold Tozer. Bible , lava clasat spact—ifirt iiaatt tltfliat ond in his series of sermons on cur­ ” Plck-Up On South Street” r e a l ESTATE (H ) I.ATE WORLD NEWS awarded service ribbons after a From penmleu model to (Ml t h e l a t e s h o w • livery-has not yet been made on Sunday Is Der H • ! evening at the First Con- all visitr —(taailai plrs;5M par |sraitit rent social ■ problems. Church '‘Deadline U. S. A.” , • —"Pier IS" private review waa held. Dunaayiauec.il. | gregational (niurch. FHA and CONVENTIONAL MORTGAGES ChorlM W. Lothrop 1st, Lt, Richard Frosch, who at­ the two-way radio. The lettering; Advertisement— r' • echool session .will be held at 9:30 CHILDREN FitEC mistress o f S40, , ! (Ul PIONEER VALLEY THEA­ h i s c o u p o n 000000 Agoncy. the. TER tended the 1955 Slimmer encai^p- alao has not been applied, he said. Insure continued improvement Alfred J. Logan Jr., son of Mr. i ■ iR iN G T a.m. .Intermediate M YF will meet ^O^nqlond- mygmunj Arr i (U l T.V. TREATER Take First Left After Venion (^mg. CHARUES W. LATHBOP ment at Mitchell Air Force Base, Capt. Dowgiewicz aaid the car is at low tax cost, Re-elect Fred and Mrs. A lfftd Logan. 15 Drive A . ' in w ih^n Site: Vernon Center as usual ,at 5:30-p-m. tomorrow-. 11:11 ( D LES PAUL A MARY FOBD presently being used for emergeii-! Church On Center Road To Site On Monday, Senior M YF will 100 Ernst Center Street N, Y., was awarded a 3-year serv­ Berger, Mayor. has completed his basic Navy P * ' ^ l i l 11 :M ( D SHERLOCK EOLMRS cy calls, however. training i t Bainbridge. Md, . He ^ ‘ b CASH and meet at 7 p.m. The WSCS will hold Maaebaater, Ooor. —’’Vaai.hed Detertiva” ice ribbon. First ybar ribbons were • Average floor area 1,200 Hquare feet, awarded to 2nd. Lt. Eugene Snow, I b Exercise Rage Brush has been enjoying a 14-day leave "'r"*'** ,B-Ame8ite drives. a work meeting onTuesday at 8 11:M (UP NIGHTCAP TREATER All Talcottville aad Vernon news excluding garage. ______CA R tY N O W i flight le.ader, and the cadet who Army Pvt. William Shelsky, 20.. item* are now being handled i t his home, sml also visited rela-, " fp M a t 9 :.30 with ^eenage -•-WindowacreemL------p.m; 'STid' the Fihihce 'Committee Th eGir l In 11;U (HI NIGHTCAP EDITION n :U (U) FBEVfEws son of Mr. and Mrs. John Sheliky, lives in Msssachusetta. He left to- i HiscuSsloii group held at 10 Sam. In • American Standard cast iron boiler will meet at 8 p.m. on Wednesday. n.-M ( D NEWS won the 1955 Flight Scholarship. through The Manrheoter Evening .(minimutn $1.00) 11 :H (U) FEEVUES ^ 24 Grove St., ia participating in day (or Norfolk. Va. the rector)’, snd morning worship, • Coloredi fii^turea in bathroom's with A Christmas party -wil] be held by Sgt. Philip Landry, assistant flight Herald, Rockville Bureau, l(M-ated .which. will Include Holy Commun­ and baaeboard radiation. AM* nay Natpli MerkPr 1I:M (M) THE LATE SHOW TOMORROW’S HIGHLIGHTS the' largest joint Army-Air Force ceramic tile. the Couples Club on Friday at 8 —’’Aa laaperler Calle” leader; Sgt. Barbara Rosendahl, at 1 Market Nt., telephone Rock­ ion. at 11 a.m. • Fireplace, walls of diatinctive natural P on any dry cleaning at The Red 1:M ( SI BIO PAYOFF cadet adjutant, who attende(l en­ maneuver since World War II, Ex­ Mempera of Mystic Review, No. p.m. - PUI Carey XarlA KARlltk U;M ( I) NIGHTCAP THEATER ville TR 5-SIS8. Misa 'Dorothea Raymond is su­ • Several models feature a rear porch. 4:M ( D OUTIMIOR .IDVENTURB campment this year at Olmsted ercise Sage; Brush, in Louisiana. Y, Women's Benefit Assn., are re­ wood. Maoseis Tomorrow In —TRA. perintendent of the Sunday school WHia PSY asaN sias iiie. "TH REE t:M < D NEWS CLUB Some llOlOOO Army troops are minded that election of officers fbr • Touch plate electrical'aystem. • Spaciou.s closets. Masses will-be celebrated at St. Velvet Air Force Base in Pennsylvania; CFTTING ECONOMY and its service will be conducted Maurice Chapel at 8:30 and 10 a.m. ''DESERT and Sgt. Paul Roaaetto, assistant teating > the. \, latest concepts of the year 1958. will be held at the • Custom hardwood kitchen cabinets. • Storm sewers. STRIPES . I atonfic, bacteriological, chemical Houston, Tex. (/Pi—A frugal meeting T u es^ y at 8 p.m. in Odd by John Phelps. I tomorrow! SUNDAY. DEC. 4 flight leader. a c SANDS’* father with three sons saves a ■Eight people will be baptized I* A ir I ) take out windows. ^ • Full basement. 325 iHOAD STREET, AAANCHESTER JOHN I. OLSON Senior members present for the I and riectronic warfare. The lexCr- Fellows Hall. A g(x>d turnout' ia IN THE SUN” finpcrHr«DA Swing ' S:N ( SI LASSIE ‘ pretty penny by giving the- boys into the church follo.wing the 11 • Interior of garage completely finished. CIN o m a S c o p £ * awards were Lt. Ronald Farris, . ciee will fnd Dec. 15. , hoped for to help select leaders for High elevation. Manrheater Evening Herald Bnl- Slid (H AD OM NIR US-”Tbe AH al their h^rcuts himself. Onq of the a.m. service. They' are Nancy SAME DAY SERVICE S;iaA:U-t:M 4:ftG4:lD IN STtSEOPHONIC S0U4> < Pohiffr onii Doeorafer commandant of cadets; Lt. Myles Private' Shelsky, a rifleman In the new year. toif rorreapondent. Mrs. Joaeph 8Un«if Ceadaellaa” Leeaard Bcra- boys was telling why father always Freld, Cheryl Freld. Candace D’ltalla, telephone, Mitchell, aleia Buckley, assistant executive offi­ Compapy B of the 3rd Infantry OPEN DAILY 1 P.M. TILL DARK e i SY 10 OUT IT 3 . AT lECjUlAS U lc t S (It) MATINEE THEATEB (la 74 Division's 2nd Battalion, ia regu­ cuts hair on Saturday. Freld, Deborah Freld, Robert' 8-5546. BTAETS SUNDAY cer; W. O. Virtcent Balocchetti, as­ Post and Auxiliary members of p rw m a ) —“FleeccadUly “la- larly stationed A at Fort Banning, "H e lavefs more money that Anderson-Shea Post, No. 2046, Freld, II, George Freid. Michael MORNINGS 8Y APPOINTMENT— SUNDAY 10 TILL DARK S|p«ciev8 Perking I RAYMniAWD JOAM COUJNSFARIflfCRAlim cMeat” HENRY STREH sistant commandant of cadc^; Lt. Pagach and Shirley Rowell, (tM D"im E WIDE WORLD Ga. He haa betm in the Army since way,” the boy ss3d, "because hair­ VFW , are reminded of the joint HE PICKS HIS JAIL B*ry Calk*BB Warren EUlts, tranaportatirii offi­ OnflrmatloB Claais Teaiml* C«*k* : RkiasaaiMWilMaiiaMnSRMSanaRiisiWM. ik a k k M t Maixh.- ^ . cuts cost mors on Sstueday.” Christmas . party ,lo be held *^n cer; and Sgt. Jacqueline Beimett, The Right Rev. Robert’ M. Hatch,' 9HE a iX E S n OF THE WEEK ABE: ShtUty WlaMn ONE OF THE YEAR’S FINEST; ' personnel officer. Paper CoUeettaB Tuesday at the p<>st home. Mem* Temple: Tex. (/f)— A soldier "Teenage suffragan bishop of Connecticut, walked up to Policeman Press "TreMure of ^ I. FUNNIEST FAMILY PICTURES! A CSiriatmas party ta now being The American Legion will bold BOXING LESSON bers are asked to brldg a gift for its monthly paper drive tomor­ >^heytlle, N. C. lA’)—Billy James will conduct the confirmation serv­ |LEUHIER ST. aai PLYMOUTH LANE Richardson and announced - he’d Crime Wave’* MORIARTY BROTHERS plamied by the cadets. the children at the 'Mansfield ices which . will be held at St. had one drink too many and please Pancha Villa” PLUS TXeTW im gLE At this time uniforms are badly row. Residents are asked to leave Johnson, 18,' was a little too .en­ Training School. Mrs. Helena Nick- peter's Y I:aa4:ta-8:M COMPLETE HEATING SERVICE their papers on the curb or poinch, thusiastic. He gave . himself a Peter'p on Dec. T1 at 4 p.m. He B. CANTOR Manchester, you ara entitled locji him up, He went willingly to needed to help cadets compete ea erson and Mrs. Elearkir Lassen are ' ^onflrm 11 children and six t;ia4:ta-a;u m O O S B S I T E a dreaa unit. Anyone who haa Air in plain' Sight, so drivers may col­ smashing right hand blow. ^ REALTOR — ROCKVILLE TR 5-3495 — EXCLUSIVE AGENTS on in 4iy oleaMag (mhOmuis 8UW) th« pokey and didn't complain a.bit RANGE AND FUEL OIL serving' as co-chairmen of the re -' adiilta into the church. sMI Cp >-71IL Wn 'Will up nnl 4aU*ar. when he had to wait around until Force or W A f blues or summer lect them. easily. The papers can 16ie youth was shadow bbxiiig freshraent committee, and Mrs. Ws4. 'REBBL WITHOIIT A GAl'aB* ^ MGKEY ROON^ COLEER GRAY Confirmation classes (or the they found R key to Areell 3H CENTER ST — PHONE MI-3-51 35 unifompi or parts'to sell or donate, be bundled and tied, or left loose- in 'front cif a mirror and hit the Oglora White and Mrs. Florence week will begin with an adnlt class Weoae cal) Capt, RqdoU Young, 71 Howavar, tha eollsctorq suggast mirror with his fist; suffering a P filt as co-chairmen of tha enter­ at 3 o'clock tomorrow afternoon at O^gtaal Dfsigva— Builder-Developer COME OUT TODAY Cooper 8t. that if they are loose, ^ weIgDt or aavaih lacefatlon of the hand. 4 ’r ' 4< tainment committee. ^ , the rectory.' OU)er iadult -clakseq

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ISA6BF0UB .UANCHESTEBlcVENti^G HERALD. MANCHESTER, CONN- SATURDAY; DECEMBER 8. 195S MANCHESTEB fiVKNINC h e r a l d . MANCHESTER. CONN, SATURDAY, DECEMBER S. 1955 — F A C E F IV E aamb aenthnenta might Inae friend­ #anrl|f0ter WmNB-«M ship for us in Buropo. Wo havt to DrocMlIes ' abstain on colonialism issuca In Connecticut WDBO—IIM Daily Radio «rnc~ifM &»ttin9 li^raUi By BOOBB PBICB the United Nations because we A lo n g th e WCUOollM ■ u tc ia Stwribird Tima SS* » a want the rotea of colonial powers ^ U Mwill on other Issuee. Yankee WfOIw—Erenlng ■srsnada By A. H-0. Tba touowing pn>Knjb ■aHaduias# WTIU—News All this expedient compromise With Joe Owens ara auppuad Iv tba radio maaaga- WDRU—Newt WSlSBIt It rEROUSON ot 'our own principles 'probably Slant and a n aubjact to ehasga WOrH—Newt HtmmlS'^SSSSi i. l« l The wistful hopes of some pro- without nouca. •lU - ■does '' us milch more harm than .County Editor. iita- ---> WHSY-Hporu tpauilbt - VOL. XXIII, No. 12 SATURDAY, DECEMBER 3 . Compiled by Stodenta of Manchester high School 1CT«T KtMUOI KIMM good, and we ought to form a feasional politicians that the new WHAY—Mews WCCC—Good Evening Good Husls Miss Helen Eates, Faculty Adviacr ICBtWfd at tM state primary law will still -be The area lost one of |js| be- ~ twice honored by being elected to WCgt^MusIc Room ' WKNB—Evcnins.Serenade lUncbnier. Cowl, aa policy resolve to make our own WKNl^French Musis WTU>-6lrtetly SporU lUIMT. killed, before it ever goes Into, ef­ loved eiticens this \veeb. when the Legislature in 1923 and 1949- WTIC—Rote Hiller WDRC—Almanac: Huaie / 'gradual and tactful way out of It, fect are producinjf some rather ex­ WInthrop White bf Andover Ne was perhaps the originator WURU—New* ^ t^CTH—Bob and Ray’ / ’ Three Instructors gunctupnuM luna • so that we can dtand where* we traordinary propaganda concepts. died. A few of the people in An­ of the 'vialts ^ school children to WQTH—News ‘WBAY-Dinner Date ' ♦ Frosh Teams MHS, Alnmni Edits PajraM* ia advaacsa dover who knew him beet com­ the State (topltol, having on tiU - , WCCC—Good Evcnlitg Good Uusld Legion of Honor Taaf W4-|" ought to stand—for the freedom One of the most extraordinary of WHAY—TBA WKNB—Evening Serenade Scientific Interests Lead do Fair ICOBtlW ,#•##••••••••••••*•***• 1*^ of peoples, without hedging,,with­ these la an argument to the effect piled Ami^.^compoSed .the follow­ several occasions arranged trips WCCC—MUSIC Room WTIC—College Quli Bowl Hear Famqus hien ■CMBthS that the new state primary law ing lines. Only neighbors couM for children from the Andover WldirB—French Music WDRC^Young Ideas , Begin Season, National Magazine Nrtk •aavaav*,*************** out any strategic eoft pedal, with­ have done such an excellenl 'Job School. Also elected First plelect- WTIC-BIC—Ross Miller WOTH-Bob and Rpy ,,vaaa^aaaa•#•«#••••#••#••• iW "disenfranchltei” the independent WORC—Let's utcorauDecor • llA- ttaat. CanM r • aaaaa#•aa#•*aaaaaaaaaa j out any cautious betrayals of our voter. of portraying surh a liian. Thla msn and frequently a member of WGTH—Conn Ballrooui ‘ Hearing nationally and Interna- William R, Knapp, a former stu­ the Board of Selectmen, hb. was WUAY—WasUngton Report -^tlonally known speakers and at­ own principle. Until we do, Rus­ That implies, of course, that it eolumn is Indebted for thetr t<*WHAY—ftrade of Musks WCCC—Good Evening Good Huaig Pick Leaders dent of MHS is now an assistant THB aSwxSaTl^'piUdB takes away from the independent though tfulneaa. elevated in 1952 to tha post of 'Man Who Lost ArgamMt wHb ' - X^Muste Ropm WKNB—Evening Sersaada tending discussions on natloilelly editor of, "Life Magazine.” ' Mr. n a A»0CJaiad P ^ u Mciua,«ly sia will continue making, to Asia Honorary Deacon of the church af­ WTIC-MonItor voter something he has possessed Waitog in Italian Reatanrant* ^—^^rt on Potqmse WDRC—Young Ideas , Important educational topics pro- In the first game of the Freah- Knapp la presently editing the acUUad la um uaa al npobUcatloa ot Slid Africa, the speeches we should in the past. It implies that-the new The New England tradition con- ter several terms of faithful ae'rv- 1 can aympathiza with tha man s Minsr WGTH—Bob and Ray memoira of ex-President Harry 8. all eewa dwatdwe eylEdlo It «ht be making. WD: Uiis rOodlrsy *>i Interesting Thanksgiving man Homeroom Basketball League, aoi otbanrlM eradlttd In Uii, paptr law suddenly and arbitrarily de­ tinuea to thrive even as one of ita ice. Often at church meetings his plctund in tliia Oroodla suggeatad WO' Ballroom WHAY-Pialter Panel - : Truman, which are currently ap-- aad alaa Ua local aeva MblUliad b ^ . prives the Independent voter of-a venerated representative!, .WIn­ voice was heard emphatUlng the by Joa Cbapllckr Jr. of Chicago, WCCC—Good Evening Good Mustg weekend for -three -Manchestor- played at the Armory Tuesday peering as a aeries to "Life:” . All rlabta ol rapubUoalloa of apodal throp White, 87, of -Andover, is inclusive nature of the church’s becauaa I often havp troubla with WHAY—Parade of Music WKNB—Evening Serensda Bill graduated from MHS in tha ai^tngCT aertto ara alao raaoraad Wc Hope He’s Innocent power he has hitherto enjoyed and wC(X>-Music Room WTIC-Monilor tsachera. Miss Catherine Putnam, morning, 26M-27M proved they are exercised. laid In BOil he dearly loved. fellowship which he liked to call waltera in reatauranta. It’s strange WKNR-Ressarch history teachsr; Miss Doris Klbbe, class of 1937. While «t MHS, Bill nai aardea elloat el M. ■. A. There will be no real joy any­ "Gdd's hospital.” because as soon as I sit down I WTIC—Ross Miller WDRC—Juke Box Jury one of the top teams In the league |m Ip^ The fset Is that the Independent The "Yankee" -culture bred Ot WGTH—H e Time “■ Latin teacher; smd Miss Helen waa a member of the track team PubUabara RapreaoataUToa: Tba where, not even In the most parti­ voter loses no power In the -polltl- atony' hills, handhewn fencea, and His many acta of generosity amuse myself by quietly tapping WDRC—KaUils Oodfrsr J:IS- by defeating a strong, UF-12F and the High School World for'four " • — ■-■ ‘-oBcy — Na« on the water glaaa with toy knife WGTH—Conn. Ballroom WHAY-Piatter Panel Estes, English teiusher. The san circles, if one of the indict­ csl field covered by the primary the cheriahed closeneaa of a New were epitomised by a happy oc­ iita- WCCC—Good Evening Good Musis simultaneous msstlng in New team by a score of 57-39. Tliq'26M- years. In hts senior year. BUI bill because he has never pos­ England village was personifled casion one summer day early in while' Tm reading Ui« menu, and W IUY—P arade of Musks WKNB—Evening Serenade 27M team took the lead in.the ) 1 served aa the editor of the World. or ments handed down by a St. Louis the century. The Sunday School when I'm ready to order I attract WCCC—Music Boom WTIC—Monitor > ; York ot the national organlzattons After graduation. Bill attended sessed any power there anyway. by the life of this octogenarian W ^B —Request Hatlass WDRC—Juke Box JuiT of Sdclal Science teachers.end of firet few minutes of play and were irind Jury sticks through to Under the present system of whoae lifetime spanned two event- Treasurer had allotted |5 for the the walter’a attention by whiatling WTJC—Ross Miller WGTH—ifJ Time Loomis Prep for one year,' juid proof of guilt and conviction. nominations in Connecticut, 'the full ' wars and the emergence of annual picnic, but as Mr. White or politely hollering, "Hey You!" WDRC—City Hospital 1:IS- English teiwhers gave the local tn- never headed. then he entered Harvarff Uni- When he gets to my table I show WGTH—Met. Opera WIIAY—Platter Panel atnictora a wide choice of worth­ One of the individuals 'indict^, Selection of candidates or delegates new pattema of rural and subur­ explained, "This waa to be no $5 lilA - WCCC—Good Evening Good Musid For the winners. Bob Ballard, ^SSISSSSS^^^^ »u» to nominating conventions' is ac­ ban living. Sunday School picnic." Hay I'm friendly by reading off each WHAY—Parade of Music WKNB—Evening Serenade while events last Thursday, Friday with 13 poinU, and; Bullet Bissell, The advent ot World War H ta- jp Tha Maacliaalaf Braalai Herald. on a charge of taking hard cash Item on the menu and asking him WCCC—M usic Room and Saturday. , ternipted BiU'a eduratibn at Harv­ complished by party caucuies or Known to hla fellow townsmen Wagons were equipp^ with WKNB-Request Hatlnsa WTIC—Monitor With 10 tallies, were high scorers. adaartlaiBi doalag beurai -In fhe course of using his In­ conventions from which the inde­ as the authoritative source of his­ benches padded with hay ticks and If Ifa "any good." Then 1 explain WTIC—Ross Miller WDR(J—Top Hal Concert , The progress toward tiiternatton- Stewart Baraw and Ken Bird spilt ard; he joined toe U.S. Army. BUI that 1 feel that tipping puta a WGTH-Aa We See It al understanding and the resulting wa# sent to officen condidata ___Jay—1 R OL Pnday. fluence to try to fix a tax case, pendent voter la automatically torical data about Andover and Ita the drivers commissioned to go to WDBO—City Hospital 1:4 the nets for eight points each. juaiay J a. «■ ilwday.. environs, Mr. White was the un­ the picnic grounds at Coventry waiter in an inferior position and . WGTH—Met. O psra hope for world peace were general school, after which he waa trans­ was lippointments secretary on barred. . that I don't tip because I feel he is WHAY-Join the Navy - Jack Gustafson, was outstanding Where there are local primaries, official keeper oj vital atatiatica. tik e. There a steamboat used for WHAV-Parade of Music WCCC—Good Evening Good Husle themes, expressed from four points for the losers, scoring 35 points. ferred to toe U.S. Air Force Intel­ the staff of President Truman, When land titles were to be excursion purposes was hired and my equsl. Can’t understand why I WCCC—Music Room WKNB—Evening Serenade of view. In a meeting at the Unit­ ligence Service to England. While participatipn is, again, usually lim­ don't get better aervfce. WkNB—Requsri Matlne* WTU-Monitor Skip Fisher, Harold Harvey and , and the latter's good friend; As ap­ ited to people who, are officially searched, old boundary lines re­ the operator told by Mr. White to WTIC—Rhss Miller WDRC—Top Hat Concert ed Nations Building at which the "Veto Gulblnes also scored. Herald Photo. Faubt Photo. at this poeition. Bill wrote moat of. WGTU-Wasbinston Carol May Hewitt Jim Jnroe toe propaganda used by toe U.S; pointments secretary, he was In enrolled in one party or the other. discovered, or ramote descendants circle the lake until every child WDRC-T.B.A :ts- speakers were Dag Hammar- Tha offlctalk were'’ Terry Cun­ So the first elemental thing that of ancient Andover . fan^ilies lo­ In attendance had had an oppor­ WGTH—Met. Opera akjold, secretary-general of the Army to toe Bhiropean TTieater. charge of deciding who should see; t(4»- i’ WHAYsuProudly We Hall ningham, '68, referee; Ray' Moricz, Our Legionnaire has proved her­ At toe roncluaion of the war, BUI Saturday, December 3 Is clear la that the new primary cated. his phenomenal memory for tunity to enjoy the sights. Need­ WCCC—Good Evening Good Huste .. United Nations; Ralph J. Bunche, •58, umpire; and Bob HJahneer, '58, Tb leave to the world some here Tniprtan or,noL That amounted to dates and names was called updn. WHAV—Parade of Music WKNB—Evening Serenade entered Harvard to finish his In- law cannot possibly ‘'disenfran­ less- to bay. the Sunday School Manchester wm WTIC—Monitor ^ ' undersecretary. United Nations; ecorer. ■ self a tribute to her town and tofore undlecovered fact Is the am- temipled education. His re»en- praitige, power,- and Influence. chise" the Independent voters. Leas heralded perhaps but not to Treacurer had no need to spend ^^Matlaes WDRC-%turday Country Style ^ , Ahmed; Bokhari, under-secretary , The team members of 26M-27M hlgh school by posseyelng the mer- ] blUpn of our future aeronauUcal Speeches We Should Make be forgotten were the acta bf char­ .fllfl - -s' trance to Harvard was almoat Now the charge Is that he used They are already withopt fran­ WDRC--^T.B.A*‘ . WGTH—Dancing Party for Public Information in the Unit­ are Walter Bycholski, Bob Ballard, its of dependability and willingnesa e - *■ ^----- " s^uItaneoUB with his name ap­ chise, ao far as the business of ity of one who would rather have A rugged faith In the land and »-Date Book WGTH—Met. OperaX ed Nations, and representatives The two Riualan leadera, Bui this Influence, not to sway Pre*l- been poor than not to have shared •ita- ' *'^AY-Proud!y Wa Hall Roger Amirault, Stuart Baraw, to work. She is Carol Mary Hew- a pearing on toe Dean's Hat for hia dent Truman In any way, but In seleoting candidates is concerned. the people of his native place WHAY—Parade ot Hit WCCC—Good Evening Good Mute from Pakistan; and Sir Leslie John Blepso, Mike Brewer, Clar­ exceptional academic standing. He grnin and Wmiahchev, are car That Is the price they pay for with those in need. Mr. White who shown In his eyes whenever the WeeU—R^ rd itovue \ WKNB—Evening Sarenada Munro. chairman of the Political lU, daughter of -Mr. and Mrs. cut or an engineering aehool aueh ryinp their oratory denbunclnf the effort to away other lesser In hla declining years was less Today WTIC-Monltor ence Burke, Ken Bird and Dick graduated from Harvard wtto the mxthtaining their posture of inde­ Andover Squire described the Sock anl Buakln preaanta "Sa­ WORC—Baturday Country Style Committee of the 10th Seesioii of Btasell. The team of 11F-12F con- William R. Hewitt. 13 Fairfield St. VVPI, RPI, or MIT. Our Legion- class of 1947. colonialism Into Burma. They do figures in the Truman admin­ pendence, for refusing to enroll well-known to Amlover’s newer beginnings of the Andover society For the past four years. Carol nalre hopes to achieve a doetor- population, will yet De remembered brina Fair,’ Waddgll School 8:19 WDRO-T.B.A. WGTH—Dancing Party the United Nations, and perma­ riztz of Jack Guztafson. Skip Upon hie'graduaUonr^ll served this and they get away with It istration. themselves in one party or the In the l740's. There was a lesson p.m. , - - ...... WOTH-Met. Opera _ nent representative of New Zea­ Fisher, John Haskell, Harold Har­ has devoted her time not only to ate degree In this field of engl with such notable megaxtoea as other. They have always paid that by many even from casual ac- to be leajTied by anyone Uking liU - WHAY-LaSaietta Noveiia high school studies and activities, neering. despita the fact that they repre This, if true, can prova ebme- -qualntahce for his peaceful, confi­ "Ela Chriatmaa Shop and Kaffe WHAY-^aradc of Music WTiC-Monlloi land. . vey, Veto Gulblnes, Gordon Geer, the "New Yorker” and the "Re­ price. So the new primary law tiniE from ' the’ bustlE of proEont Rtuga," E m a n u e l Luthtran WDRC—Saturday Country Style Other well known speakers Bob HJalneerand Eric Gothburg. but to her community. PresenUy, Jim has followed the College porter." A Uttle over a year ago sent a regime which currently thlpg of a campaign feather for makes no change in their status. dent character and quiet aense of day life who would hear the atOry WUCC—Record Revue WGTH—Saturday Dance Party she is a NurM'z Aide at Manchee- Preparatory couree throughout hie humor. • • as he told It. - Church, 1:30 to 5 p.m. WKNB—Requeel MaUaeS g:4»- heard by one or all three of the The freshman homeroqm cap­ he joined ‘Ttiha-Ufe Publica­ practices more colonialism than the'Republicans, and it would be It is quite likely, however, to In­ WTIC-MonItor , WHAY—LaSalatta Novtna local teachers in discussion groups ter Memorial Hospital and feels' four years at MHS. oiif senior tions." which pubUshes "Life." He vite them to a change of attitude. Born In Andover, May 27, 1868, But to every laborer comes his Tomorrow . WDRC—T.B.A. / WTIC-MonItor tains are as follows; 12F, Jack her most emtarraaslng moment to the week has three ^favorites" In any ether existing regime in the idle to pretend that* Attoroey Gen­ he was the son of-the late Augua "Messiah".at the South Matho- WOTH-Met. Opera or at luncheon or dlpner meetings Gustafson; 13P. Jack Jacobs; 14F, •is noW an assistant editor of Quite the opposite of disenfran­ deserved rest. Writing In his WDRC—Dlik Derby be upsettingUPMtttnff aG 'DGti6Ht patient's 8 dinner hinil* eenlorajinl/qs* currtculuin.svtesMelaeeeleSM* Theae are "Ufe.'i world today. They get away with eral Bnnvnell la not aware of that .chising...... them,. thei,.„ „„„new primary u„,bill K._ and Jane C. Bingham diary, entry Jan. 19. 1939. Wln- dial Church, 7:30 p j n , ■ ' WHAY—Parada W Music WGTH—Saturday Dance Party were Archibald MacLeish, .poet Dick Krol; 15F. Bill MacDonald; tray in a hospital corridor. . It because they are tiot .challenge . fact, It wpuld. roylye . I^^uW ^hday and M oa^, Da& IL It WOCC-Record Revue and winner of the Pulitzer Prise; g," mcohoiilcal drawing and While edlttof "Truman’e Mam- wiir offer th^ lhe''fr^bhl«*^lp 'a. -■?!*'** threp Wbitb recorded the death nf WKjpjRgiWst 'Hatlnesr~ \tYHAY—Record Reylaw — Hc.0ehan: 18F. NeU ICngliab IV, Algebra H, -Modern -He-krfftoo- Mdriiir UngUifft-lV^ '"Oira;' Bitt^ A-M- imff' the -MW pleajnirei"af u« by ceatrailfctery - voices ^ m 19S3 eampai(^ barges - of 'ebr- manner they are likely to accept. la 'lAnlanda Wliltar^wfiww-wlth her \W«C—Monitor Morgan Beatty, ratob broadcaster: '^Terson: 24F, Karl. Relchelt; 25F; age of three, H a mother, an,ar­ Lutheran Church, 7:30 p.m. Bryaon-^ fonjth J e a d e ^ ^ ^ Problems. Typing I, and A Cap- ■phyeloe. / partonally- tiitaiwla^rtng Hia Csechoslovakla, Poland, Hungary niptlon under the Democrata. It The one .tlifng which has-done husband, he had served as in­ ^ rc' ^ b .aT “ fRC=PhlIaaeIpBta~OreB»*irx--'^ ‘ ^ n y 'toBbo; 28F. Bill Twerdy; l>ena Choir are Carol's Senior sub-; i -'eund^lar - wlie. I h i a■•prealdent more than any other thing in Con­ dent church woman to whose kind­ dispensable helper for over '40 Tuesday. Dec. IS WGTH-eMei. Dpera TH-^Saturday Danca Party ton Fadiman, quiz and discusston -MOr, Bob--Ballard; - 27M,—Walt Rumania, or the hinterlands of would cloud whatever role In the ness the Andover Congregational Chriatmaa Fair of Memorial »l4tl- ' / leader; magazine and newspaper iects-axTtoe iFtottowbif a CoIlm Biu 1* Ure yoiffigcat aon of~Mnr; necticut to persuade people to re- years, "She was released from WHAV-r-Parade of Music If—Record Ravlaw Bycholakl; and 31M, Wes Feshler. Course. Her favorite subject la World 'Btoff, of which be has Hobart P. Knapp and tha lata Dr. darker Central Asia. None of the 19M campaign former President malh unaffiHated politically li Church owed the first pulpit Bible suffering. The body was taken Temple, Pythian Slater, Odd Fel­ WCCC—Record Revue -Monitor editors Harrison Smith of the Sat­ Clyde Richard chemistry. in the present meeting house, died lows Hall, 2 p.m. RTOfB—Request Matinta J—-Philadelphia Orcheatra urday Review, J. Donald Adams 1 a member since hia freahman Knapp of 357 S. Main St. people In these countries, who Truman might try to take. their distaste for the way in which away at 8:30." Last Tuesday night vWTlC—Motillor , _WGTH\^turday Danca Party Being elected to the Girls' Le­ r. Jim la alao a member of Sen "S^wt and Dot^^" Neverthcleaa,. if we could pick their franchise would have to be when her youngest child Was five. at the Rockville City Hospital the /WDRC—T.B.A. ' and Harvey Breit of the New York might desire freedom from Rus­ The tribute paid her on her death WGTH—Met. Opera WHAY-^aconi Ravlaw Times Book Review, and Walter gion of Honor and Inducted into ~'1-Y, Bock and Buakln, 'VarM^ ah outcome for the case. It would exercised If they should join a author of those words himself WTIC—L&a lUngar . I the Verplanck verpuuicK vjnapierChapter orof methe tva-Na- anaand wurrani-ajiairs.Currant Aifaira. He waswaa sian colonialism, dare create head- party.. Their concept of trying to was well fulfilled: found freedom to enter a greater t;sa- F. Kerr of the New York Herald be to have Truman’x trusted aide Bandit Gets $100 WHAY—Polka Parada WDRC—Danca Orchaaira Members, of the Science Club-> Herald Photo. I Uonal Honor Society in her soph- lifl otoa« country tbia pfwt aeaaon linea, or lead revolts, or Mek have something -to do with the "And she leaves three little boys life beyond. W<,'t;c—Record Revut. f Saturday Danca Party Tribune: *ud authora Laura Hob­ O X I omoro year are Carol’s greateatgreatest will beba on the track toamteam hearing at the United Nations. be proved innocent, oh the facta. selection of a candidate involves who will undoubtedly be brought WKNB—MaUnet son and Phyllis McGlnley. (Ehnma Stephens, Dick Trudell, Paint and Powder w nc—Monitor WHAY—Record Review « Sotnanhis Orders Due Squatrito; and applicationa and honors in high school. thla year, being on thla team That is how Russia gets away -We do not like to think of a going into a amoke-filled room_ and to Christ in answer to a mother's 111 Store Holdup WTIC—Ixina Ranger Of particular Interest in connec­ Dick Yules and Andrea Goqley) awards, Andrea Gooley. ..)ca hla aophomora year. prayer and faith." Again in 1933 WDRC—Cal Knibv WDRC—Dance Orcheatra tion with the Manchester High Well, tu about time we were She la also a member of the Cur­ wiUi carrying on a Verbal crusade Preaident'a truat and judgment be­ engaging In personal encounter WGTH—Met. Opera work on their scientific Interests, Dougan and Clement are alreaify rent Affairs Club. A Cappella , In. pravlouaprevious yaarayears Jim haahas beanbe«n To Play for Hl-Y with wily politiclana who have al­ in commemoration of his mother, 4lU- WGTH—Saturday Danca Party School program were two diecus- Seniors, how about ordering busily at work on the fair. The back with some quips and quotes against colonialism, in India and ing ao badly mistaken, or so bad­ Mr. White installed a new gift West Hartford, Dec, 3 UPt—Ben­ WHAY—Polka Parada an extra "Somanhis” for a the-type of interest which has re­ Choir, and, coupled with Barbato, Powder, of which he ready packed the caucus room and' Atlieueuiu Notes ...... Ravua WHAY-Haller Poet Polka Hep sion groups on classes for su-- rules and regulations have been from various schools around the her 5-minute younger twin sister, tressurer, and in Junior Hl-T In Burma and in the United Na­ ly abused. Whatever Mr. Truman's who know how to flatUn out the Bible in the pulpit of the church. jamin Cooper, pr^rietor ' ot the WKNR-Mallnea WTIC—Monilor perior students. Teachers of such friend who left school, but sulted in the club’s annual Science ■tqte. Three out of six playa wera WDRC—Country Style should have grraduated with the printed up and distributed to the Carol Is Feature Co-Editor for the D" aopnotooro year, and he has tions itself, with posing as the record in office, and whatever amateur and make him look ridicu­ A more remote ancestor pro­ liquor store whve a robber shot WTIC—Monitor WGTH-Terrace Room classes from all over the country Fair. various schools. The applications From "The Lookout," Weaver chosen by the mambere dt Paint vided a romantic background to WDRC—Cal Kriby were enthusiastic about the re­ class? ' High: High School World. Previously she SS*? * member of the French champion of the oppressed every- ahortcomings there may have been lous. They feel there is no clean,, Mperial ExhlMUona and killed hla pother-in-law near­ WGTH—Met. Opera t«:lg— At a recent executive meeting are ready to bf distribute early has been a member of the Library . and Powder at their last meeting dignified way for them to join in Mr. Whita'a lineal descent. James ly six years ago. himself was held WHAY—Haller Pott Polka Hop sults In giving a student who has Freshmen, order a "Soman- in January. All the committees ^ o comforts me in moments of on Nov. 28. "OonSdenee—Zero,” vdiare except In Russia' and Rus- In his attitude toward, the game White, in the early 1700’s was en­ "Twentieth Century Painting *'^A Y —Polka Parade WTIC—Monitor hls” this year so you will have of the Science Club, Donald Good­ despair? Page Oroanizatlon, Paint and “ tnteraatad In art. HU deep the political process. from the 'Museums of Three up last night l^ a gunman who WDRC—Country Styla talent in any academic subject an are working diligently at their Powder. Sock and Buskin, Qlrls iraat in art ia ayldant by hU "I-Q High—Ambition-Low" and ■la's aateUitea. of practical politics, in which he But the primary la goingHo offer ticed aboard a ship in a Spanish WCCC—Record Revue WGTH—Terrace Room opportunity to work beyond what a pictorial history of your four win, president, announced the various tasks in helping to make Who runs finger slightly through Cities," Avery Court and Print made off/with about 1100 In cash WKNB—Matinet years at MHS. < names of the co-chairmen and the my hair? Afternoon Sports program, and ilbarahip in the A rt du b for "Do'a end Don't on D i^ ,'* the The curious thing, however, is grew up, he does not deserve to them a W’sy to join In the political port and sold by a Moorish mer­ and checks. WTIC—Monitor is possible in an unaelectod class. this the best Science Fair the club to yearq, Ha wan praaidant, laat three chosen, were glveh to the process W’ithout rough and tumble chant as a slave. .Having learned Rooms (through Dec. 4). Main fall WDRC—Cal Kolbv WHAY—Record Ravlaw A group of students from such Let's try to make this year's committee heads, Charles. Dougan Who cooks my meals and darns the Student Council as an alter­ that while Russia can get away be the helpless victim of weakness I. Wolfson was shot to WGTH—Mel. Opera WTIC-Monltor and Raymond K. Clement are the has ever had. The fair will be held nate In her Junior year. . r. Ha waa alao to the Art Serv- Junior Hi-Y on Dec. 1. contact or without soiling' their suffclent English to explain his exhibition of paintings from five de 4:4)1- WDRC—MtKidB for Romance classes expressed their opinion in sale the best one yet and try to Feb; 21. 22 and 23. my hose? with all this, we, who are really and evil he himself wotild never by a holdup man In the same WGTH-Juke Box top the 1.500 mark. First pay- co-chairmen for the 1956 Science Who squeezes nose drops In my Carol is a Past .9Yorthy Advisor ical Squad to hU junior, year. Our ‘the casts of tha playa ar^ re- ego. plight, the boy was brought by the New York museums; from the March 23, 1950. 'The crime is WHAY—Polka Parada one - meeting, pointing out their These earlier dates were selected of the Rainbow Girls and she was artlat contidCra winning raeognl- apectively: David Guay, Bob An­ against colonialism, don't dare go consciously have tolerated. As of now. party membership Is captain of the ship to “a certain Yale University Art Gallerv and,,______WCCC—Record Ravltw WHAY—Record Review satisfaction in learning to think mehts are due Dec. 2Q. Fair. The heads bf various com­ ao that they would not conflict nose 7 nsolved. Joseph Taborsky of WKNB—Matinee mittees are: Publicity, Ray Meron- Who always baa a word of pralae? grand recorder tor the State of tlon to the National Scholaatic Art derson, Betty Oallaa, Alan Weies, . about spouting such oratory.^ much higher In those Connecticut Peter White who, bieing childless, from the Wadsworth Atheneum. 4 Hartford once convicted of the WTIC-Monltor WTIC—Hera'a to Vata for themselves and to stretch their Lyrto Sundqulst '56 with other activities, such as those ConnecUeut. She is also a 3-year Awarda contaat three yaara to auc- communitlee which have the pri­ adopted the boy and kept him un­ . WDRC—Cal Kolby WDRC—Mooda for KotHAhoa mlnda on really difficult work. ovlch; judges and awards. Allan which were held during last year's Seta out my rubbers on rainy Nancy Oolla and Bob Perry: Joan Our American Revolution was Down On The Farm 'The Society of Connecticut Wolfson kllllhg, principally on the WGTH—Met. Opera II WGTH—Saturday Night Party CojGMt up and clean up, Dominic days? member of CYP Oub, the youth caMlon as hia graataat honor. Iversen, Bud Brown, Vivien Cole, mary method of nomination than til he was supposed to be of age." Craftsmen" exhibition. Special testimony of his brother,’ recently A. P. S. fair In March. R, K. Clement. organization of the Center Con­ "inUide of aehool, Jim la an and David Quay; Patty Hibbard. the original revolt against We hope we are not drifUrtg in­ it ia In those which use the caucue Successive descendants of this cap­ Exhibition Gallery opened Nov. 15 WHAY-Polka Parada WIIAY-Moonllgbt ‘MkUnae Who scrubs my back when In a won a new trial. and went free WCCC—Record Review WTfC-Newa shower ? gregational Church. ;Ie Scout to tha Boy Scout or- Judy Barnard, Donald Wooda, Mlonlalism. Furthermore, we don't to a tendency to hold Dwight D. end convention method. > tive immigrant dwelt in Tolland and will continue through Dec. 31. when the case dropped for WKNB—Matinee WDRC—Newa: Almanae Somaiihis Price Reading, learning to play the ilzation end a junior oaaletant Eileen Tierney and Froncta Robto- have very many blotb on our own So, far from -disenfranchising County and served in the Revolu­ O afts by 70 Connecticut artists WTIC—Monitor WGTH—Word of Life And awakes, me up at the proper fit maatar. Jim la alao active to Elsenhower to higher etandarda In lack of evidence. WDRC—Cal Kolby llli#— Observer Visits hour: piano, and cooking new recipes are ton. record. Outside of our treatment the independent votareof the state, tionary War. vere judged and given awards of His brother, ruled insane, could J^AY--Newa; Moonlight Matinta a few hobbles, but to be a good hU- CYO group at St. Jamea' furming Sian in politlca. But it the new primary law promises to ■Motherless at the age of five, merit by an Award Jury. 'This is WGTH-Bob and Ray Based on Orders Injun Cagers Triumph Who helps keep me on the beam? Tha other three playa; "Shall Wa of our own Indians, which may not testify at the second trial. 4:lg- WTIC—Sporla Final And figures in my every dream: nurse and mother are her major Church. Go Steady," "Mike, the Mechanic,” makes little difference whether we do them (he favor of removing the Winthrop lived with a grand­ the 20th' anniversary of the So­ WHAY-Polka Parada WDRC—Danca Orchestra Advanced Classes Mbltlons. A pet peeve is unfriend­ Our Lagionnatra'a |>at paava ia have been, in its time, the meet very conditions citiefly responsible ciety's founding. WCCC—Record Ravlaw WGTH-Word ol Ufa Hour I do! and "Late Dato" will be given to are. or not. The achievement of mother in Andover and moved af- WKNB—Matinea II :n— Orders for the 1956 Somanhis ly people. 'the manner to which girU are the Sophomore Girls C3ub. brutal and ruthless of all examples proper harmony with the soil de­ for their own past unwillingness Ur a few years with his father and Special Event* WTIC-Monltor WHAY—Moonlight MaUnea As to her future, the Hartford hypocritical to their glrlfrianibr.'’ to Join in the political process. Deaths Last Night WTIC-Monltor Mrs. Helen E. Roberts, analyst went on sale in the homerooms oh Over Alumni in Opener Also "Daffy-Nltlons”i. Miss .Anne Becchler, club i ad­ of colonialism, and outside our stepmother to Colchester where he Sunday, Dec. 4 at 3:30, Music on WURC—Cal Kolby WDRC-^I Kolby Hospital School of Nursing will be (Ia |thla true, glrla?) In hia apare pends upon fixed and irrevocable Rather than closing doors, the new attended school, kept house for his Sunday Afternoons. Robert Brink, WGTH—Bob and Ray and reporter for the Connecticut Monday, Nov. 28. Dimes—a dollar with taxes taken tim-la JlJim anjoya akatchlmf. Jim visor, anaouneed the coat and| re- tbie in the new Islands we took In t;M - WGTH—Dixie ' Committee for the Gifted, spent cut. where Carol prepares for hers. haanil dates for the Christ laws, upon abaolute purity of primary law opieni them. working parents, and brought in violin; Allen BArker, piano, 20th By THE A.R.SOCIATED PBESR WHAY—Hall ol Racorda ll;4«— Depending on the number of Anne Stllsbn, '5(S, tikai gogood mualc, George Barnard the Pacific, by conquest and heart and Intention, end the soil what income, he could through va­ Century Music. Tapestry Mall. WCCC—Record RevIgR WHAY-Moonlleht Matinea the two school sessions on Nov. 16 Cole, i T i M an—■ what a boy becomes when Shaw'aiw'a playa, Michalangalo, and Pageant to be presented at St. Paul, Minn.—Gen. Carl R. WKNB—Matihea WTIC—Sporla FliuluU observing the advanced work copies sold, the price of "Soman­ he stops asking his father for a AM Powdetl^a next meeting trusteeship, after the last war, our has much more capacity for dia- cation Jobs. The Howard Rubber Tuesday, Dec. 6 at 12:30, Re­ Gray, Jr.. 66, former railroad exec­ WTIC—Monitor WDRC-^al Kolby Ion Lead Hl^h School' lO10 markers markers in a losing "playing the night owl.’” Co. where Mr. and Mrs. While corded Music, Brahms—Concerto WDRC—.Sat. at the Chaee classes at Manchester High. his" will-be as follows; $3.50 _ ' .cause r^“ — ■ larger allowance and begins ask­ Jim la the second oldest son WL Dee. 5. record Js good and dead, and cernment than any electorate. In utive and director of the U.S. Vet­ C ^ 7^ . . . . cause for the White. ing for a losn. June Oervlnl A Thought for Today | worked, folded in the 188Q's and No. 2. erans Administration, who had WGTH—Thoughts for Today Mrs. Roberts visited the senior if 1,000 copies are sold by Dec. 3 C O r e r s ; tJ a n d ld a te f i l scholastic competition begins for Mr. and Mra. Stanley Juroa of 66 fS6 brightly illuminated by such a short, you can’t fool the soil even Wednesday, Dec. 7 at 12:30, Ob­ ti4g- English and history classes direct­ 20; 33.90 if 900 are sold by Nylons—sheer today, gone tomor­ Winthrop decided, being theh'ln hla served as executive vice president WHAY-Hall ot Racorda P la v in ' Hi* ” **’ *5«c. 9. when row. Indian Inklings Branford St. EXPRESS thing as the freeing of the Philip­ some of the time. middle teens; to work as a farmer ject of the Month. Angels -flowing of the Chicago, St. Paul. Minneap­ WCCC—Record Review ed by Miss Helen Estes and Miss that time and 34.40 If only 800- n a y in r r e i m i n a r H ' i engage the East Hartford Bob LlM>U. '66 5 ^ .BOSALLTI HImv Me Dord Trumpela, by Veit Stoss, gallery WKNB—Matinee ------, I KornStg at the Armory. Kremlin — where they make the pines. Whet hee^ this colloquy to do rather than drain the meager-fam­ olis and Omaha Railway and vice WTIC-Monltor Catherine Putnam studying under are ordered. hair tonic.' Kxterlne Bevta of Hojiston. Tex., ily income, His return to Andover talk by Miss Nellson, Avery Ro­ the "Kenyon Plan” of college level Coach Elgin Zatursky got hlsj Dale Brown, ’s7. What promises to be a very In­ IIDY YOVNO STYLES John Palmer's -three English But no responsible American with the President? .- has a delightful little story w’hich president of the Chicago and WDRC—Sat. at the Chase The first payment, nevertheless, Child—a stomach entirely sur­ claaaea recently gavq oral im lapa- was occasioned by the offer- of.em- tunda. Northwestern Railway.' Bor'ri' in WGTH—Thoughts for Today work In high school. She also Is 31 due no later than Dec. 20. first good look at the Manchester i ------teresting. basketball aesson waa •tatesman dares go about the Well, they gave him a brand all of ua could well take to heart.- Thursday, Dec. A at 12:30. Re­ • :••— d -Visited Miss Doris Klbbe's ad­ rounded by curiosity. tione Slid demonatratlons. Ilia re­ pToyment as ' house boy ■ to the Wichita. Kan;'Died Friday. WHAY-Nawi Seniors, how aboqt ordering ah' High basketball varsity mtn as! V ioi# xirSfcL A l... • opened Thanksgiving night when A Child Dayatopment courts ia World speaking, as American new’ farm tractor the other ^ey, I would like to share it with you Bingham homestead (now the resi­ corded Music, Shostakovitch— Cleveland—(Jharles Edward WCCC—Good Evening Good Huaie vanced sophomore Latin claas and extra "Somanhis” for a friend who being taught to senior girls by ports were designed to give the here today; Symphony No. IJ. they fought to a 69-54 victory over' W ltlL A lU lllIll From "The X-Aay," Torrington Alan Cole, Dave Turkington and atudents practice in expreastog truth, what Bulganin and Khrush­ and it Was equipped with e cigeret dence of Mr- and Mrs. - Lewis (Cow-Cow) Davenport, 63, a blues Gilbert, Hunt's junior English left achoof, but should have H. S., eomes this gem entitled Mral Doria Pyna. Samples of chlf- There Was an old Negro preach-^ Thur.'day, Dec. 8 at 7:30, Art class. In the afternoon, she visited a well-balsnced Alumni siiuad' A » A ^ 1 drenrs clothing and of various their ideaa orally. Among the vari­ chev keep spouting as a Russian lighter and a radio. On the one er holding a revival recently in one Phelps) where he attended the composer and early exponent of TelcTiflion Prograina graduated with the class? “Men." Captain Eddie Wqjclk led the tow­ ous subjects spoken about wera -needs of four other domestic ser­ Apiireciation Class. Miss .Nellson, boogie-woogie music, who com­ accelerated freshman classes. Freshmen, order a "Somanhis" Thanksgiving night at the Armory, i - f V l l I l l i a l i a <11116 ering varsity Indians to a 59-54 matcrtala are proving helpful to lie. Secretary Dulles doesn't dare score, the President is safe. He of our Southern statea. During one Morgan Leetpre Room, last class. On Pise Iwo The college-level English class Big Al .Cole, with 19 markers, |* ___ If you smile at him he thinks you the girls. Given free by Sears Roa- model airplanes, fishing equip­ of the evening aeivk-es he prayed vants and helped care for his in­ posed more than 100 popular this year so . you will have a pic­ are flirting. triumph over a big and rugged ment and photography. A question hold up the American Revolution hesn'e smoked for e number of valid aunt, Abby Bingham. tunes. Including "Cow-Cow presented panels demon.strating torial history of your four years p a c ^ the Silk Cfty quintet, foHoW- Alumni squad, which provided bdek A Co., they show the newest as a precept to the peoples of Asia as follows; PLACE TIME OF HOLDUP the value of extra activities in ad­ Many— alumni were present If you don't he thinks you're an stylla. being made today. Many of end answer period foUowed. yeera. But he seemed quite pleased "Slow me .down, Lawd. Ah’s lx>ng Term of Kervtce Boogie. ” and "I'll Be Glad When at MHS. ty Dave Turkington and Cap­ iceberg. them with a deflnlfe teat of strug­ Marilyn Roberts, TS? and Africa. President lilsenhower You're Dead, You Rascal You." dition to classroom work. The ad­ tain Eddie Wojcik with 15 and 11 Thanksgiving night to witness the gle before the start of the schol­ thsM ara designed ao-tha child can wrlth the idea of having e radio to goin' tOo fast. Ah can't see inah MP. White's longest term of serv­ How Christian Science Lets try to make this year’s sale If you let him kiss you he wishes doesn’t dare pronounce,' as high ice W’as at the farmstead of Edgar New Haven, Dec. 3 (/h—Police Died Friday. vanced Latin class, .under Miss the best oiie yet and try to top the points, respectively: annual Manchester High Alumni astic season. eaatw clothe and unclothe himaelf. turn on while he le doing hie plow­ bruther when he’s walking past. 1 said l«s^ night that they now know Media, Pa.—J. Otto Schwelxer, Kibbe, reviewed Rome's history you were more -reserved. American policy, our American be­ miss a lot o' good things day by and Amanda Sprague White on 1,500 mark. Both clubs played good ball In basketball game at the Armory, If you don't, he’ll seek consola- ing next spring. Bunker Hill where he went in 1893 tci wifhin five minutes the— time...... I 92, well-known- , sculptor' whose "THE PEARL OF from their additional textbook. Lynn Sundqulst '66 the first half, as the lead changed Soon after the game started, it Pritfy Holiday Apron lief that all the peoples of the day; Ah doan't know a blessin’ when Adolph Miller. 60, was robbed i work, mostly historical monu-: "The Emergence of Rome,” by By fat- (he most numerous of tiob elsewhere. We have to warn him that jhe when' it comes mah way. Slow me intending to stay for a month or h&nds several times. As the If you iRatter him, he thinks you're became evident that Manchester iTwo-Netdle Mittsni! earth are' enUtled to the Hght to sou will not be. pleased. When you six weeks. After 47 years ss hired and gtabbed to death In his gro- ments, adorn parks and public Chester Star, a college lecturer. teams left the floor at the half, the. these were members of last year's has kept the fighting,huzUIng down, Lawd. Ah w’anta f sec more eery'store here. Investigators have buildings In many cities. Born in G I^ T PRICE" The other classes carried on their class, of '55, and world staff mem­ simple. govern themselves. o’ th’ things that's good for me. hand and attendant-"lo the Whites score was knotted, 31-all. If you don'tv he thinks you don't spirit of last year's late-aeason plow’, you hear the song of the reported finding a woman who' Zuclch, Switzerland. Died Thurs- WHAY 9io k.c., Sunday, 8:15 a m. Usual course of study in order to English Reports bers picked up sample impressions Why is'this so? Why should we fiirraw’ing earth, end of the re­ A little leas o' me and, a mite more It became necessary for him to said she purchased a loaf qf bread I day. demonstrate the normal day's The third .quarter proved a dif­ of college. understand, hlpi. thrillers, an^l added poise, height -5620 k t Russia lead the oratorical on­ o' You; ^Ah wants th’ heavenly at­ leave after the death of Mrs. White from Miller at M :40 a.m. Thurs-" work of the advanced class. ferent story' as Cole, Turkington —— Valcdlctorlsn of the class, If you go out with other fellows. and experience to form a club turning blackbird, and then the mosphere t* trickle through. Let in 1939. During these years he Given by Glass and Norm Hohenthal opened up a he thinks yqu’re fickle. which has the talent to become slaught on the thing we ourselves day. It was only'flve minutes later Carol Huestis '56 r • . Pat Wupperfeld, gave the Impres­ singing of your owm heart. You ma help a bruther when the goin's carefully tended the farm and that Miller's son, Williams, entered 42-31 lead before 1,400-onlookers. sion she enjoys New Britain If you don’t, he thinks no one will MHS’s first State tournament rep­ W'ould like., to be ^ crusading «>ughrwhen folks work fgether cared for the ailing* Mrs. While, at What The lead w'as again down to six have you. resentative In 10 years. laugh at the etreet-corner ..whist­ the store and found his father ALLIED FAtTORY Al'THORIZEO _Oral reports to give Information Teacher College very much, while against? ling of the plovere. The nearest It ain't^so tough. Slow me down, one time While she was Iti the dead, Biilice sav they have been - GENERAL points, however, 51-45 at the third her escort, debatic Jim Ferguson. Men, God Bless ’em, yoU cXn't get Lawd, so I c’n talk with apme o' hospital finding himself the ^are- TV SERVICE were presented In Gilbert B. Hunt's period buzzer, as the Gradk tried There la one answer that is approach to a news bulletin is the able to locate no one who aaw the » A.M. TO » P.M. •varyont MHS Represeiiled J.’55, felt the same about Yale. Gall along with ’em. but the football If necessary. Coach Elgin Zatur- Your angels; slow me down f a tAker of 100 plants in addition to slayer. T V SERVICE Entrlish III clas.sea this past week. desperately to get back In the Bowers. '56, likes Colby very much. team can’t go without 'em. sky can field a team which aver- good, and one that is bad. grating of the plow point bn hid­ $1.50 P«r H o u m Call walk,’ ■ hia several other duties. In. order to help (he pupils aid game. Bob' Buckley,. last year's Soccer True, girls? Up In arms, men! '-.ages approximately 6' 3’» by using The good answer is that, even den stone. And that ia the only Submitted by Thomas Maxwell For the following 12 years he Pl.fS PART8 Days M Aie A CaU ^ At State Reiiiiioii Calvin Coolldge was the first. wants system of,marking was used. For Thwart Rally ■ co-captaln, played on the Tufts Norm Hohenthal, "Buzz" Keeney, though we ourselves resorted to kind of new’a that ebunta. Sponsored by the. Manchester lived In the home of T.lrs. John U.S. President to broadcast an in BU 9-0080 Nights Bmsvw Flus Parts freshman soccer team, while That's all for now. kids. See you Ck)fe,, Wojcjk and'Tiirkington., Council of Churches. SERVI.N'G ALL MANCHESTER TEL. Ml 8-5194 ‘ each report, the members of the Tiring the last minutes. tTTr ln- — violence and war to win our free- Novv wre- wrouM not consider it Shephard and with the family of augural addre.-is over the radio. Eight students and alumni of dians failed to score from the George Dormer enjoyed a very next week with news and jokes - dom, we want freedom to come to Mr: and'Mrs. Andrew Gasper qn ot Manchester High School repre­ class were given a rating sheet on hardwood,- although connecting on successful season with the R. P. I. from our neighbors around the To balance this quartet ia the necessary to W’am Farmer Eiien- "REI‘L.\CEMEN’T s e r v ic e Hebron Rd. sented the school at a semi-for- which the speaker waa marked on frosh.- State. diminutive T...... 'vVllIlam Bi-eadheft ANDREW R. WAT$ON WALTER "nT h EWIH hand and male chorus from West "Revenge" is the hue-a.nd-cry of quietly and without, aelf-adverlls- any rate, shouldhis own 2 p.m. - 4 p.m. .'...... Catherine Close, -Dennis Heffron A.A.U.O. regularly, to you'll have extra Hartford entertained. Speakers Group Director the Mahehester cages with East 4 p.m. - Hartford'ncxt in sight. A win over iag bombast, hes been very im­ cows, and will wind up frj^trated 6 p..m...... •. • Thomas Hickey cosh with which to thnp early.- were Mrs. Lillian Yeiringtqn, past FAMILy portant. 6 p.m. - 8 p.m...... --...... Victor Coleman. Douglas. Stevens director of Laurel Girls' State and the Hornets would, partly' compen­ if he doesn't. And'his cows, in the Russell Wright, Business De­ sate for the tromping the MHS TWO-FINGER 8 p.m. - 10 p.m. .. ■ ...... • • Mary and Willlaifi Hewitt SOLOISTS: end avoid piling up bills. Dean ,Spence, director of Nutmeg \ •' Tbe had ansu-er, the bad reason end, won’t tiust anybody or be­ 10 p.m. - .Midnight Robert McComb partment head at Manchester football squad received. The game HIITENS MARLYS WATTERS WESLEY DALTON Boys' State. High, was one of the members of 8340 tor our ©omparaUve silence and lieve anything. And Wvvhat his Monday, Dee. 5 Dave Toomey, '56 la Friday, ' Dec. 9, and another ONd site lack of 'leaderahip on the .issue Mldnight--2, a.m, ...... Volunteers Needed; the board of directors for the 53rd packed house will surely root for Pattern No. 5620 contains knit­ COW’S think of a man tells son>e- 2 a.m.-t.4 a.m. LILLIAN MERNIK^ ______PAUL UKENA annual cohventlon of the New Eng­ the Red end White. Pattern No. 8340 is in one size, which really belonga to'us. la that Volunteers Needed. ' * ■ . ' ' ' LE.\RN WEEK DAYS ting instructions and stitch illua- thltiR about him. The mechanical .4 a.m --6 a.m...... Volunteers Needed. • land Business Educators' Assn, ’ Dave Toomey '56 trattohs for mittens—sizes: child’s medium. Apron with bib, 1 yard; we don't know how to Ik for our held Nov. 19 at East Providence apron without bib, 44 yard. cow-caller is a very false note for 6 a.m.-—8 a.m...... - • • Emmett Roberts, Paul' lacobucci. FIRST As a project to enable his stu­ 1 4, 6 and 8; wonien’a apd men’s own prindpU and atiti kwp friend­ any true return to the eoll. 8 ajn.--10 a.m. '.. • • •'...... Martha Prentice. Linda Harrison. Senior High School Iri East. Prov­ ESl>A.NOLE8 ARGUE Foi . this pattern, 8end\ 35c in 10 a.m.- dents tojesrn the days of the w,eek idence, R.' I. small, medium and large. coins, your name, address, |slse de­ ly relations with soma of our al­ In niqny other respet^, Preei- -i2 noon , ...... Mr. and Mrs. W. Small. • South Methodist Church and the* months In French, Mr. Send 25c to coins, your name, Noon—2 p.m. . . . ’? ■ ...... Evelyn McCauley, G l o r i a Mc- '' ' • ' ' -I I' •j The bookkeeping panel, of Miss Beulah Todd's first period sired, and the Pattern Number to lies. who are atUl pracUcing dent-Fabmer Eieenhowv is do­ NATIONAL BANK Michael Guadsno assigned s calen­ which Mr. Wright was a partici­ Herald Photo. address and the pattern numbei' to SUE BUBNBTT. TlfB MAN­ . Cairiey. , „ dar to be done entirely in French Elaine Buoclno Spanish U claas recently held a ANNE CABOT, THE MANCHES­ doloniallsm. We are, to some ex­ ing wgU on his abres, and w’e thlhk 2 p.m.--4 p.m...... John blcConvillf. pant, Consisted of teachers just discussion concerning the admit­ CHESTER EVENING HEBALD, by hia French { pupila, by Nov, 22. from Connecticut. Moderator of TER EVENING HERALD, 1150 tent. forced to trade in principle Ujt really guilty'ones are those 4 p.m.--6 . p.m...... Bill Barrett. Tomorrow Night 7:30 OFJ4ANCHESTER ' As a background tor the caiendbr, tance of Communist (27)ina to the <150 AVE. AMERICAS. NEW p.m.-»-8 p.m. .. thla panel was Dr. Lea-la Boynton Elaine Buccino was elected edi- United Nations. Ray Clement, '56, AYE. AMERICAS. NEW YORK YORK 36. N. Y. for that military occurlty We aeek who keep givingnhlm gadgeu he ...... Beverly Case, Valerie Johnson.' maps of France-were used, as well •tot-pf., Sornanhii, MHS yearbook, 36. N. Y. 8 p.m.--10 p.m...... v • - Kendall RichartUon, Peter Gallaso. of State Teachers College In New a well-known debater at MHS,'took The new fall and winter '55 Issue la alUance with othtr aaUons. We can’t courteously |refuae. He can as the emblem of Fj-ance. Mgny Britain. this week. '' Angela Grosso was Now available—tha 1055 Needle­ of Basic Fashion, our" complete 10 p.m.--Midnight ...... Virginia Manchester, Elizabeth Tha Public Is (tordlolly iRviftd to Aftond "A O R EA ':i^ BANK FOR artistic calendars were pa'bed in. narhsd assistant editor, the subject welt to hand, and con­ have to ooft-pedal the eentiments when nobody le looking, yank out " , . Hannah. Other panels held wefe In short­ ducted the pros and cons. Miss work Album printed in attractive, pattern magasiiie la flUed with at­ ttREATER MANCHESTER* These are to be marked and will f The staff has been wot4ting all colori. It contatoa 58 pagaa of #Meb m l^t help us win Asia and the clgaret llghtbr, etiort the radio, Skywatch Post located on top of Manchester Police Station. ^ - be on, display 'in Mr. Guadano's'- hand and business machipea. Siig- Todd, who" la taking a course on tractive, sew-sasy styles to delight .Voluntaers may regiater at Civil Defense Headquarters, Muntripal Member Fedetoj. Oepoett gMtions were given on how to be year, but elections take place only Far Egstarn Affaira, called for the lovely designs—plus S ^ f t pat­ beginner and e x ^ L Don’t ndsa it AMea bacauoa we are afraid these! and put sand in the cpw-caller. koffli reoRi. 19M. a gooff ofllca qmployt. after Individual! itove-proved thetr • ' Building, Manchester, on Monday, Wednesday, Friday, from 1-5 p.m. Ineureoae CeirerAtleo r Dona.-. Metcalf, '69 ' ' BeraM.Photb Viewa of the class on this subject. terns, directions printed to book. send-25 cents today for pour J nick Pepin I Jackie Durandi, 57' icapabill^et. . ' ; Dave Golas, '56- Only 25c a ropy! ropy. 7 -1 >

4 - ..'V.-v P A G E S I X BJANCHESTCR EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN., SATURDAY, DECEMBER 8, 1955 H i RtAHCHESTER tVENlNO HERALD. MANCHESTER. CONN. SATURDAY, DECEMBER 8, 1985* that formed ths esrth and made It; Everyone la welcome, to attend PACE SEVEN ke 'hath eatiabliabcd It, he crcatoiil thla community project With out­ Tickets Available It not in vain, he formed it to be To Consecrate UConn Episcopal Chapel -MARLOW'S standing sokrtsU; Fma will oYfsr- Knowland, Aiir Reserve Group Holcb First Event Here Legign Anxiliat^ io Help inhabited: I am the Lord; and ing. And Other Ftoe Storaa thare is none else.’' 'v For Holiday Ball ■ Family, Victims Ytf Fire Driver Suffered Back, Chest In juricB ‘Trigger’ Burke Belections from the Bible include Monday, 3 p.m.. Girl. Scout a ^ OPEN THURS. and PM. the following; "A good tree 'annot Troop 17. 7:30 p.m.. Girl Scout Anderson Shea Augittary* bring forth evil fruit, .ne'vher can a A fiy;antlc snow man will TILL 9 P.M. Martin See No. 2046, X making an appeikT Faces Chair for Troop 3. 7:80 p.m., Official Board UNTIL CHRISTMAS Nwth Mtthodtot Oharch St. Jaasea’ R. C. CIraMh c..rrti|>t tree brln„ forth good mseting. preaide over Sun'dsy Hasses > - the.. Scriptures" by Mery Baker of Uie group. Gifu wtH be ex Lake Rd. For adults, .4. 7. 8, 4, 10 and 11 decorating committee, which in- They lost everything Tues­ Eddy, Include the following (p.530: changed. 3:16 p.m.. Brownie ths public mialUon had hald hla reputation against o'clock,'with two Masses at 8, one lt-2 3 ); "It la fsLre to sey that eikifes Mrs. William Roscoe, Mrs. that BiMH' day in a fir* which destroyed Sunday, Dec. 4. Troop 24 . 7:30 p.m., Primary' howsr ahomd. latI lUa 1954 Infen him. t:00 aju. Church school teach* in the main auditorium for adults Truth and error commingle In U,.cher4 meeUng. 7;46 p.m., Keh WlUiam Olenny, Mrs. Winfield their home and carried no in­ and one for the children in the creation. In parable and argument, Moyer, Mrs. George Lundberg Jr., Uona ba known soon ao aa to give surance. Th* wiry World War fl Ranger am service of worship. ler Group meeting. 7;45 p.m c .er posslMe candidate* a ehfmce ^ 10:00 a.m. Church school classes basement; sni two Masses at Id, this falsity is Exposed by our Stanley Group meeting. ‘fcnd Mrs. Lane Glddings, has com­ The Salvation Army, always disappeared after the WaXh slay­ one in ths main auditorium and to make their plana in the event for all ares. Master ea self-evidently v/rong." Wednesday, 9 a.m., Dorcas pleted ths datalls of decorating and first to assist In an emergency, ing. Authorities did not get their Prelude “Adagio from First Sona­ one in the baremenl. - has announced that WllUam Elsenhower doesn't run aghln. Group, all-day meeting. 1 1 a.m., However, aU indications are that ha* furnished clothing for the liaada on Mm until nearly two ta." Mendelsohn. fellowship of Prayer, 2 p.m., Will Oellers will paint traditional holi­ children. The couple would be Church of the Nasarene day scenes on the clubhouse the President will keep his plans yaars later when he waa arrestad Xntroit S t BridgeFt R. O. Church Ing Workers, lldies parlor. 7 p.m. most grateful for a woman's . Procossional Hym^ Angles from 444 Mala Street \ i^amdows. Oellers, of the X-ray de- to himself At least until the end of in Boston on charges of possessing Rev. Joha 4 . Delaaey, Pastor Boy'Scouts. 7:30 p.m.. Spiritual January./At that time he'll unfer- coat, alze 16 and a man’s over­ a submachine gun. the Realms of Gibfy. ,C. E. WiBSlow, Mlalster\ lent at the hospital. Is noted coat, size 42. Rev. Robert Oarroh and Florenoe Weed and \ life Clasa 8 p.m., Wealey Group Boston police said tha weapon Responsive Call to Worshop "and Home o f Mrs. Paul a-ltehutlful rauwto on gUaBr Rev. n ep d ora Otibala. Aaatotaato Gertrude WIIVIlMB,m b , .OrgaaiatO.Orgealati “ •* “ "8 Walter Schardt, .chainnan ation to see whether hla recovery A cooking range and a re­ waa the on* used In an attempt t o , Prayom. Wlllhide, 179 Green Rd. Mra. C, frigerator has already been do­ Anthem "Sleeps Judea Fair,’’ for Uto dance, asks that members tromortent key to the Thursday 3:15 p.m., Girl Scout Monday that Eisenhowe. will run chairs, odd tables, lamps and a Soott-Devln. meet at Davit Memorial; Sher­ reservation may be made by ; call­ unsolved Brink's case and alio to wood Fiah, superintendent. Troop 14, 3:15 p.m,, Mrs. Rich again "if he feels.he X able." couple of ruga. Hymn o f Preparation, We Thee (Burch of the Aamptlen ing Mrs. J M p h VoUrath. Larry a $650,000 armored car robbery In Worship Service, 10:45 a.m.. mond a Girl Scout troop. 4:3io EUenhower continued to leave People in this area wilting Danvers, Maas. Kings. Adam S t aad T hBWiaauu Rd. p.m.. Girl Scout Troop 40. 7:45 Mallon'a orOMBtn. will pVovide GIVE FUN ' Communion Meditation. "Put on Message, "Spiritual Sonship" music for daaciiig from 9:30 until the issue in doubt. He promised In to contribute any of the. above , , On Aug. 28,1954, Burke escaped Be»-. J o a e ^ E. Farrell, Pastor p.rn., AfJzpEh Group. a mesaagt to the Republican Na­ The Shoes o f the Gospel of N. Y. P. 8 ., 4 p.m., Martha Mc­ 1:30. V • \ furnishing* or clothing should' from the Boston Jail. Rev. Fraaeie T. Butler Kinney, president. FOR CHRISriyiAS tional Committee meeting in Chi­ Peace.” Cholr***^’ ^ ■ * *‘^*1 contact Mra. John A. Buchan­ On# day leas than a yea* later Admlnidtration o f the Sacrament. Junior Society, . 4 p.m., Rita cago this week that he’d do all an. 175 Woodland St., past ha was recaptured at Folly Beach, Masses at 7, 8:80 iwd l{ a.m. Craft, supervisor. lee Skates, Archery Sets, Sleep­ be could to help the party in the Paul Aceto, 30. of EXat Glastonbury, crawled an estimated Pastor assisced by Robert A. S Choir, president of thi Auxiliary. 8. C, aad brought to New York Evsngellstla Service. 7 p.m.. Surprise Cbuple ing .Bags, Bowling Shoes, B a^ '54 campaign. But he left unain: feet to the home of George Stemler Sr., 584 Keeney St., to get hrt-. McBride and George Schober. c u H Oonples St. Marks’ Eplacopal Chap^ atw ketballx. Footballs, Golf Equip­ After Itia cAr aktdded About 100 feet into A lr*A in f^ n t of the StAmler jto face trial on the Walsh murder S t FM acls Aaalai Church Message, "The Immutable Word." ■"’ ‘"•gasbord in ■wered the big question of^ who The Gloria in Bxcelsls. Storrs, a modem brtck-and-Ule ciate. With ths completion of ths ment, Sneakers, Baseball and will head the '54 ticket. home iAat night At 11:30 p.m., witneaaeA aaM. AcAto wAd tAkea to m^etinent. *Recesslonal Hymn, As with Glad­ Sauth Wladaer, Bmito 39 The Week On Annii^sary Monday— chapel seating about 200 persona, chapel,. Episcopal stufenta at ths. fishing needs. Politics aside, Eisenhower had Manchester Memorial Hospital because of injuries. _ New York police aleo link ness. Rev. Arthur J. Heffeman, Paa'.or wilt be conasemtsd today at S p.m. university will be the only students Burksvwlth several other alaylnga Rev. Keuneth J. Karvelis, Oiuwte 7 p.m., Crusade for Souls and vou r ■ id u .r r e " ’.t‘“ much to discuss with Knowland West Ponders Benediction. Caravan. Ths Rt. Rev. Walter H. Gray, D.D. at a' state university in New Etig- JOHNNY HEDLUNU'S and Martin—the shape of next and hari»,Med to oohnact him with Poetlude, "From Heaven to Earth Mr. and Mrs. Willard SniMl. 40 7:30 Choir rehsacsal. r weicomr'"** •" S.T.D., Episcopal bishop of Con- lapd able to worship at a chapel Drive E, Were guests of honor at month’4 State of tha Union Mei^ a $805,000'. (Queens Bank robbery I Come," Luther. Masses at 7, 8:30, 9:30 and 11 nccttciit, the Rt. Rev. Robert M. SPORTS C E I ^ , Lt COL Franklin 'ivooley, left, commandant of the 2604th Air Reserve Center, greeW u V fS irj^iiD last April. \ a.m. Tuesday— completely Diocesan built < and a surprise party given for them^pn .sage in which he wUI tell Congress 3;S0 p.m.. Adult Membership Hatch, auffragan bishop, and -the operated. Ths chapel bring* to four Holway, groim commindant bf the 9057th Air Reserve Group at the first annual dlimsr-dance held at the Move to Avoid Motorist Cratvk 200 Feet At the trtj^ Murks was ques­ 7:30 p.m., Church Board meet­ Sunday, Nov. 27, at the home qf 41 East Center B U y 4 a 8-4545 what he’d like to have it do in OasB meets with Mr. and Mra ing. Rev. Elward D. HoUman, mlntater the number of religious sdlfltM* jthe session ahead. , M ^hester (kaintry Club last night Mra. Regia Moynlhan, department commandette of the Air Force tioned intenaivelV »l»ut Thomas Cart KUscher, 48 Barry Rd theiC daughter and son-in-law. Mi Parking la ihap^-404 cars S t Maurice's R. C. Church Wednesday— to Episcopal students at ,ths Uni­ along "Chuich Rqw," oh ths fringe Health, education, highway and I ^ r v f Women a Auxiliary; and Mra Holway, who Is commandette of the auxiliary, and served ks gen­ (Duke) CXnnelly,, ^ g e d to h4va 4:00 p.m.. Intermediate Touth “ J!*' •* and Mrs. Donald Barnes of OolUns- Formosa Veto For Aid Following Crash Boltou Center 7:30 p;m.. Prayer and Praise Mlatetor versity of Connecticut, will offi­ of ths COnnbcticut campus. a host, of other legislative matters eral chairman for the affair sponsored, by the women's Auxiliary, are shown left and right in the center driven the get-away Nter, in the Fellowship. vUle, on the'occasion of Uieir 25th .Rev. Ralph Relley. Pastor service. Mr*. Inland L. Howard, wadding anniversary. are up for consideration. Mostly, of the photo. Tony (TBright and his orchefitra provided music for danbing. The auxlUarv wa4 foYmed Queens holdup. Burke refused 4:30 p.m. Senior Touth FelloW' 8:45 Choir rehearsal. Organist-Director but by no meanb conclusively, they in August ^ (Coattoued from Page Oaa) Paul Aceto, ik), of EXat GXston- to answer the queatlons. \ ■hip. Choir, 7:00, Boy Scouts. 7:30, Zlaa Evaagelleal Lutheraa Church Fribnda and relatives from Lake- Sunday Massaa at 8:8 0 .and 10 Friday— are hangovers front the 1956 ses- Auto Accident Prevents 7:30 p.m., Handel’s "The Mes- Loator H. Weloott, Ohancsl Choir, 7:30 Women’s Ooeper aad High Street* viUe, New Britain and New York bury, waa one of . several persona a.m. 7 p.m.. Youth Choir rehearsal Church School Supl. state attended. A buffet supper alon. Nationalists would us*, th* veto, Deliveries of Herald atah" will N rendered in South League all-group meeting, Round Rev. Paul G. Prokepy, . Paator. but a delegation- Source said thX admitted to Mancheater Memorial and. Fellowship hour. was served with a .centerpiece of R.EWANDELL The Democrats, controlling both Church. X Table Singers, devotional program Mis* Marion A- Brdln, Orgaatet Owen Lattimore wae only because It was felt the Hospital following accklente yes­ Saturday— ' Sunday, pec. 4 two specially decorated cakes, one Hours and Senate, are shaping a Pergonal Notices The Week Saersd Heart Church and refreahments. Buatness meet­ program of their own, prbbably veto X a Security Council matter. terday. Aceto'a car skidded into a ''--Regular delivery of The 10:30 s.m., Junior choir rehear- 9:45 a.m. Church School for December 4, Second Sunday in with a miniature bride and bride­ GOP Senate Hopes Herald in CXveotiy waa in- Monday, 8:00 p.m., Official Church iSt., Vemen sl. ing at end o f program. B u ild in g Including tax reduction and other Will Speak to Formosa dispatches quoted an Board meeting wiUi new church Friday, Dec. 9. Mary Cush­ Advent— groom on the top. tree beside Keeney St. about II:S0 terrupted yeaterday dua'to ’ a Saturday— program, In­ 8 matters which may or msy not official Chinese spokeeman as say­ last night. \ members as special guests. Movie Sunday Maawa at 8:30 and 10 cluding nuraery cafe through man Group meeting at home of 9 a.m., Sunday SchooL , Mr. and Mrs. Small have' an­ ing China will use the veto if motor vehicX accident-involv­ Card of Thanks 7:45 p.m.. Youth choir sings at Morning Worahip. 9:30 a.m.. Adult Bible claaa. other daughter. Miss Billie Small, 'Contractor be in the President'a list of rec­ Roger Ellaason, 18, XXsU' Hart­ and refreshments. a.m. the Burna School, Hartford, in the Mr*. Lila Rothammer, 818 W. Mid­ ommendations. Hartford Group necessary to block Outer Mongo­ ing Mrs. Ellsworth Oraanleaf. Tuesday: 10:15 a.m 10 am., Nuraery-lEl the parish who la employed at lYavelera In­ R t idBwHal CowHiiBrclal ford, was also hospitalised after a dXtrtbutor. ' Hit rejpilar W* u e aiMt grateful In our frisads Christmea Mualcale. ^ Morning Worship. dle Tpke. ^rs. Marion Mercer Held Bright for ’56 lia's admission. police said hX car waa involvad In rir^M v** (or ■ympeUiy extendedtn 1:30 p.m. Prayer Orou] Organ Prelude, "A lle i^ tto " will be co-hostesa. i.oua* during church worahip. surance Co., and one granddaugh­ Tsiang asserted a 24-<)ower reso­ schedule of deliveries will ba ua durt^ our r«c«at afeeavemant, tha Alttrations He was arrested and Oharged wlto I^ijm . We would •apKtaUjr extend Faith Discussion Group filmstrips O ator OoRgregatloaal Church Hymn, "Joy to the World" Poyfl^CbpICi ..I0:3IL,QW*', ,7 celebration of Holy (Mmmunloa. (GonHan^ One)' expert and-former government con- rej^toonted a U^ ;the Mid .4te«eei*' Xart* Jo rti who BMrflonri trihutM • wiiri>esh0w i l .’" ~ 'T \ Tha Rar.^Ertoh BrssdtPM tar - Y)ISt; Lnh»" 21"2»W;'-™ CttstomierSstiiiifa reckless driving fcAowfatg-inveMH and granted use .of Uwlr care, Anthem. "•Pfalse God the p.m., Junior-Hl group meets at Note Reepri); Census ! j^ fiih t, will addross. the" Bartford face of Sortet vstoa. ' — - tion of on* of the pair of col- fXnt ttccumd about 1:40 yiw- - W ednsadgy : ■ ■ . ■ ■■-'Ivaia Beehwith, R. Rttsaeli Peisry, Qhriat'a. Second and Lsiat Coming. could cbih'pete freely in the world’ Thla J*. Lord’! ...... Bach clmrcli. . : Describes Sehoo ^ At HmpiUI Todsy Ctyil jU ^ , .... j'4.... tdrday .aftagiteeB eo Rt. gt: __7H)0 p.m. Choir Rehearsal. _ Drgaalst aad Choirmaster Aaaoctato Minister 1:30 p.m., The Lutheran Hour FtJl Insurance Cpyeragg^ ^ S Wesson. Matthew 2 ?i.n market^and; on the domestic' Teed lerties Union Dec. 16 on "Fear and Jfnffed Natfonir. after alt 'Jtohn Stamier, who lives with hi* She -was driving toward Maii- -TtMtcniKm famityr ” “ 2 :0 0 p.iK; Women's 1^ ety of Watabn Woodruff; D.D,>' “ Seriiioh, "L it Receive Her broa)—A collec­ dinner last night that his prediq,- known for his work dealing \vlth nephews. The Rev. Jack Swart, Fellqwehip Cabinet meeting at the Wednesday — Second in the Second Sunday In Advent— In other dispositions today, Watkins said Oiat when the about 100 feet before the drlver’e aa th* result o f another 11:00 a.m. Holy Communion tion of books, taken among resi­ PER tlpn waa baaed, on what he de­ the Chinese, Mongolian and Man­ Funeral aervlcea wilt b* hald Tuesday: 7:8o‘ p.m., Ladlea Aid Missionary from India church, to meet with Disclpleship aeries of Advent services at 7:30 9 and 10:30, Divine Worahip and Peter BcleJ o f East Hartford was census ia over 180, the facili- churian peoples. His several books Bid* of the car amacked Into the accident yeaterday afternoon. Ha with sermon by the Rector. Senior Hymn, "I Heard the Bells'on Interne. Church School. dents o f Hartford and its suburbs, CALL scribed as fhe fact that the Re­ ties of the liospitel are taxed,' Tuesday at 9:30 a.m. from the W. tree. The accident X atlU under H u t Intcnret The meeting. p.m., Choir practice at 8:45 p.m. fined $20 for dumplpg' rubbish on publicans will offer more congres­ on the subject are recognized aa was released from tha hoepital Choir. Christmas Day" ...... Calkin Prelude,“ Overture, Messiah" has produced 4,000 volumes which Bidwell St.; Roland L. Missier. 30. because accommodations in de­ P. Quiah Funeral Home, 225 Main Investigation, police said. Wirii48 Of 111# Faully Wednesday: 7:80 p.m. Church 8:00 p.m. Business and Pro- Thursday—Meeting at the Open Will be given to flood damaged sional candidaj.es in the South pud the moat authoritaUve in the field. St., and at 10 o'clock in St. at 6:80 p.m. after treatment - for Musical outline of this ssrvies: Poatlude, ' "Rejoice the Lord Handel. By PETE WILSON At of 83 Waddell Rd., was fined $9 for partments cannot be Inter­ Until 1952. he was director of E2iasson’s first accident oc­ Council meeting. feaslonal Woman’s Chrcle meets at Hearth Mission in Hartford, with libraries, it was reported last night. will be better organized on the pre­ Jamn' Church. Burial will be In curred,at 10:09 p.m., according to chest bruises he received when hia Froeasalonal. "O Come,' O Cornel C o m e th "...... Saxton the home of Mrs. Clayton Kibble, Richard K. Nelson’s group in Opening Sentence, “Break Forth, failure to grant the right of way; changed. the Walter Hines Page School of car skidded and etruck a tree, JOHN B. BURKE Emmanuer* Wednesday: 7:80 p.m. Choir re­ cinct .level. St. James' Cemetery. Irtvestigatlng Patrolman fh^rt hearsal. 9:15 and 11; . Church School 38 Kensington. Cash g ifu re­ charge. O Beauteous Heavenly Light".. and Thomas Hansen, Hebron, was Intematioijal Relations at Johns throwing him kgalnat the atemlng ■aquence Hymn, "O Word of God Hall cited as another reason Friends mail call at the funeral Turcott*.; I'he patrolnaui said the Friday: 4 p.ml Second Yeer nuraery through Junior high. ceived for food baskets for needy Saturday — Covenant League Bach. sentenced to 30 days in Jail for Inr Hopkins University. While serving wheel, according to the hospital naw iA LH O M I Incarnate'* 6, Pilgrim Fellowship and CYP Anthem (first Service) "Come toxicatton. Judge Gryk told Han­ what he termed a split in the home Monday from 3 to 5 and 7 to Eliaseon eSr hit a car parked on Cathetical class. families. West Side Circle meets Christmas party at the church. Democratio party. He said one in this capacity, he was also em- report. TTa- la-gxiBiB , Offertoryi "O Divine Redeemer" Club Joint supper meeting. Wood Jesus, Holy Child" .... Willan. sen .to write him a letter if he 9 p.m. Onter St. near EXgqrton St. and Saturday: 9:30 a.m. Firat Year at the church to rehearse playlet. Democrats Push ployed by the United States gov- The accident reportedly occur­ BY KABt AWNrat b t . ruff Hall. Rev. Jack Swart Chapel Choir. r RriHr BaitRriM T wants Christmas ouUitfe branch iJas wooing the SouUi the Impact forced this car Into an­ Gounod Cathetical class. Mrs. Thomas Reese and Mrs. Carl­ again while another branch de­ emment in the Office of War In­ red on Hartford Rd. sear Man Communion Hymn, "M y God, 'Thy ■peaker. Bolton CongTegattonal Church Anthem (second Service) "O Thou other car parked in front of It. A8IBIIMNOS BBBVICB ton Welsh, co-hostess. Jail. clared that Southern leaders will formation, as a consultant to ex- cheater Motor Satea. Table Nor la Spread" The Week Theodore W. Chandler Jr,, Paator. that Tellest Good Tiding.s’’ ___ ^ ALL MAKES ^ . Those fined on charges of For, Rent Curbs Vice President Henry Wallace in Turcotte estimated damage at Wednesday, 7:00 p.m., Adult 444 HARTFORD ROAD never become president. $500 to the first parksd car Mt, Thanfcaglvlng Hymn, "Strangthqn Monday— Walter- Orxyb, Organist. „ ■ ' ' Haldel. speeding are aa follows: Audrey his missions to Siberia and China Funerals The Salvation Army Choir rehearsal. .See* RepupUraa Win ewned by Rfchard M. Btoodgood. for Service. Lord" 481 Main Street 6 to 8:30.. "Chrlatmas Family Emanuel Choir; solo, Eleahor E. Hayden, 33, of 66 Finley St. u a member of the American Workshop,” Woodruff Hall. All ths Saturday— Johnson. t Arthur b r u t Storad i The GOP committee chaXman (CoaUaned from Pag* Oae) 24, of 80 Hemlock St.; and at $300 Jteceaaiona]. "Spread, O Spread, Major and Nre. John Pickup Sunday, Dec. 4— CALL Ml 9.4597 $21; Leonard J. Kanehl, 30, of 23 Reparations Mission In Japan, and Herbert C. Johneoa Political Parties family is invited. 10:30 a.m. Junior Choir re- Sermon, "rt’a Later Than 'You f e Jh A A fe f e A fe A predicted a Republican victory In to the second parked car, owned Thou Mlghtly Word” Officers In Charge' 9:30, Sunday School. Hathaway Lane, $30; H8My u head of the mission which ne­ The funeral of Herbert C. John­ 7, Girl Scout Tioop One. hsarsal. Think." Rylander Jr., 35, of 184 E. Mid'* 1956 and called on Southern voters were against any extension of rent gotiated an agreement on technical by James F. Roach, 24, of 235 7 p.m.. Evening Prayer fol­ C. Peter Carlson, Bandmaster 11, Morning worxhlp in the meet to "get under the banner Dwight control, but they would have no son. 32 Clinton St., will be held (Tenter St. Mrs. LUlInn Perrett, Songster 8, Prudential Committee.- 7:30 p.m. Junior High and Sen­ ing house. 7%e jsacrament of Holy Offertory, "Pastoral Symphony” die Tpke., and Milton McCord, 19, aid between Afghanistan and the - Fight' for Union lowed by diacuaslon .in the pariah ior Youth Fellowship, Combined D. Eisenhower is carrying." Objections If municipalities where Monday afternoon at 2 o'clock at The accident 'X sttlll under In­ halt Nurssiias are held in the Loafer Tuesday-7 Baptism will be given. Gifts and (Messiah) ...... Handel. of Pickford, Mich., both $9. United States. 6:45. Confirmation. Class. Social. He said he believed that if Ei­ rent oontrol has expired, providing the Watkins-West Funeral Home, vestigation aa Eliasaon was admit­ OM recdory at 9:35 and 11:00 a.m. pledges received in the Every Postlude, "Presto" (Concerto No, The charge of speeding against He also served as an advisor to (OonUnaaO from Pag* D m ) 8, Women's Federation mseting, 5 in F Major) ...... Handel. Robert W. Chambers, 27, of 577 senhower "feels able, he will be a they are in the flood areas, want to Oilang Kal.ahek when Chfiang 142 E. Center St. The Rev. C. ted to the hospital for treatment p449 H a r tfH m Bfe — MB 9-— j 41 Wednesday: Midweek ..celebra­ Dec. 4 9:80, Sunday echool Member Canvass will be dedicated Thespians will, present, "The 4. Installation of Rev. Earl JACK’S COFFEE SHOP Center St., . wks nolled after candidate" in 1956. “ return to tlje control atetus. All headed the Chinese government on Henry Anderson, 'pastor of the of numerous abrasions, officXX tion c t the Holy Communion at 10 claaaes for all ages. Alton J. Mun- Rurklngham Congregational Anthem: "Seek Ye the Lord. said. "parson to person” address sines aie YP8M. m . Christmas Laimb." Modean, Windsor. Prosecutor John Rl FitxGerald in­ The Republlcatf. leader said control* must end March 41s 1954, the mainland. Emanuel Lutheran Church, will a.m. Church Sermon: A "Mary" Chriitmas. Southerners left the Democratic : , Holinesa aervice with band Wednesday— 7:30, Handel's "The Messiah" at 59 EAST CENTER ST.. ANDREWS RLDG. formed the court that the speed however, he stated Lattimore now i* lecturer of his- officiate. Burial will be In EXat Second Aolfent he luffered the heart attack Sapt. Secular Events: 10 45 The Rev. Philip M. Roee, Mlaleter 3. Ecclesiastical Council prepara J*arty in 1952 because it has been Evidently hla injuries were suf­ lOPEN: music, Male Quartet. 3. ;30, Pilgrim Choir rehearsal, tory to installation for the Rev South Methodist Chilrch., of Chamber's., car was clocked by Prior to the debate on rent con­ l®nr at Johns Hopkins University. Cemetery. 24. Monday, Men's Club Supper taken over by "left-wingers and trol. the Senate passed and seat to Friends may call at the funeral fered about 10 minute* after this Hymne, "Give Ua a Day of Won- 7:30, Senior Choir rehearsal. 9:30 a.m., Pastor'a Qaas. Arthur Bradley at the Second 8, Luther League potluck supper Patrolman Rowe Wheeler Nov. 26 The President told ths ,Rs|hiMi- Meeting and program, time 4:30 Thursday— Announces New Hours the big cijty bosses.” He predicted the House eeverel measures which home tomorrow from 2:30 to 4:30 first crajh when investigating Pa dart." "N ear to the Heart of God. 10:30, (Jhurch School. Congregational-Church in North preceding "The Messiah.’’ within the town o f Vemon, and National (TOmmltte* "^ursday p.m. All other weekly groups "Come Ye Yourselvca Apart.” 7, Girl Scout Troop 7. that those he called the same "left would help banka mak* repair and and from 7 to 9 p.m. trolman Samuel Maltemp said Morning Worship. Subject of Coventry, followed, by supper and The Week EFFECTIVE MONDAY, DEC. 5 that Chambers had tl.ereby not wingers" and "big city bosses" will ,rSi lie ’will play an acUvt role in th* DAY; mast their usual time. Sermon; "Being Alone with God." 7 . Girl Scout Troop .IS. committed the alleged offense in roconatniction loans and would Ellaason hit a pole on W. canter sermon: "Accents in Advent.” . installation. Monday— be In control of the 1956 Demo­ St. Just east of Henderson Rd. y 1954 2 p.m., Hoepital visitation by 4, Bible Study Group, Mr. Simp­ Monday, * p:m. In the social The Week MONDAY Thru I^’EDNESD.AY—6 A.M. to 7 P..M. Manchester, Prosecutor Fitz­ pve relief to liquor permittees In y 1954 presidential campaign, writh- 6. Boy Scout Christmas sup­ cratic convention. the. atricked areas; Maltempo ssidghe driver fell out out committing himaalf as to Mrs. EJIen Wilson and Mrs. Major son. hall of the Oiurch. Annual meeting Monday— per, Luther hall. Gerald added that Rockville Wapplag Oemmnalty Church Friday-- THURSDAY and FRIDAY-»4 A.M. to 9 P.M. "They will want to return the Sparkman Blasts of the car after it hit • the pole whether he will be arcandidate. Mildred Pickup.. of the Church reports, adoption'of p.m.. Executive Board meet „7, Explorer Scouts. authorities have been informed of Under thla legislation, banks iSUNDAY: Rev. David Crockett, Mlalster 3:15, Brownie Troop 33. 8 SATURDAY—4 A.M. to 7 P.M. Truman-type of government to Walter H. Hutson, 47, 6f 39 Drive and the automobile continued on Mitchell, who also will adfea a J:80 Service of worship and a budget, election of officers'. Brief ing In the parish room. 7:30, BoarfJ of TVustees. Chambers alleged speeding in Ver­ would fe permitted -to service Mary Burnham Denslow, 6:30, Co-Wed (Christmas dinner. SUNDAY—7 A.M. to 1 :S0 P.M. Waahlngton." Hall continued "a for about 70 feet, Jumped the side the convention, on TusMXy, has OrgaalBt aad Chelr Director pcaise, with Band and Songsters iocial hour at the close of the Tuesday— Tuesday— non and have issued a warrant for AdmInXtration E., was arrested yesterday on a GOP on Issues music. - Saturday— government that spent m ote’ and walk and came to a stop after hit' taken the IXe in previous apeeches meeting. 7 p.m.. Laymen's Fellowship bis arrest aM prosecution there. ( 8BA) real estate and mortgage warrant issued by Prosecutor John Hymns, "Ring the Bells of Heav­ 9:30 (Cherub Choir rehearaal 7. Luther League executive com­ more and then put government con­ ting a fence at 73 W. Center St. that the nation has an joyed un­ Sunday, Dec. 4— Wednesday. Dec. 7, Christmas dinner and meeting at the Somers mittee. music room; Cases grant/l continuance to­ loans; they would be permUM Notice en, "Since Jesus Came Into My 5:30 - 7, Girl Scout-Troop One; trols on because it didn't trust the R. FitzGerald and charged with in: (OsnUnned from Page One) By this time ‘Mattempo's esti­ precedented prosperity and em­ 9:30 a.m. Church School. P**"*}; of the Buckingham Ladies’ CTongrcgatlonal Church. . Young Adults, chapel. day Included those of Joseph Far- Oc‘ . 1 . 1957. to pSSte^ite Heart," "Tall Out the Wonderful apaghetti supper, Woodniff Hail. 8 American people. I don’t think the in SB A loans; they/, also would fe Jury or rXk of Injury to children. mate called the Eliasson car a ployment under the Eisenhower A public haarlng will ba held by 10:45 a.m. Worship Service. Story". Aid Society. Potluck supper at 4:15 Wednesday— Wedneaday— ra, 54, af Hartford, charged with American people will ever trade statements he made criticizing total wreck. The driver was ar­ tha Town Planning CXmmtaaton, p.m. Speakers for the evening will driving under the Influence of in­ permitted to take [second mort- Police said this morning he Is being- admin Xt ration. Prelude, "Ancient Chrletmas Spngstera will sing, "Standing 7, Choir rehearsal. 6:18. Dorcas Society Christmas what they have today for what they Stevenson's call for a program of rested anit charged with reckless The speeches o f Stevenson and Thursday avenlng, ’ Decamber 15. Hymn" 1595 Of Mrs, Harold Newsham of Hart­ supper and program. toxicating liquor or drugs, to Dec. gagea on real estat^on which they held pending posting of a $500 bond On the Promises." Vernon Methodist Church'' Frlday-'- had under Mr. Truman." hold first mortgage. "moderation.",' driving av a result of the second Harriman ar* axpectar' to iX 1955, at 4 P.M. In the Hearing ford. Elmore Watkins of Manches­ 7:15, Bible Hour. , Announeetneirt 17; Abraham Piolol:owski, 49, *of for. arraignment on the charge Hymn, "Hail to the Lord's Anoint- Sermon; '■'•Favoilta Promises Vemon, Conn. 4. Junior Choir rehearsal in the The GOP committee chairman , One of the liquor bills peas«l Informed of Williams' words, crash, police said. watched, with interest from any Room of the Municipal Building sd” ...... Cruger ter will show pictures of his recent parish room. 6:30, Chapel Choir. Rt. 6, Columbia, charged .'\v1th listed numerous accomplishments Dec.* 10. ,,, ; from God’s Word." ShrrH'ood A. TreadM'cll, Minister would wslye for pot more-than a lA. Walter CasseIX and Patrol­ Stevenson - replied, "I'm glad. I'm Skids Into Parked possible differences in their In­ to consider the fotlDwing pro­ Aathsm, "Oh Corns, Emmanuel" Mnrjorle Stephens, Organist trip to the Mediterranean and the 8, Emanuel- Choir. speeding, to Dec. 17; R. B. Gag­ which he credited to the Eisen­ Wodc Holy Land. All women of the par- J " ®°ut 50 ______feet before lor th* Town of Manchester n , alt or part o f an fees, extend­ Sing" ...... Gregorian Chant Hymn, "When Morning Gilds the gifts f(v-Middletown-Home. Issued for the arrest.of Joseph W. Mr.-Bmll Kroymann Mrs. Mildred 0 .-Cnlchsm , Organist Skies.” r-.-..... - ■------hitting the parked Car. Damage Conn., the Zylng Board of Ap- ing. fisMe^. JTom -pment-BuBlr. ^QitiBda ■ "Chorale" ~ Luth e r- CMvarF<3Snpel Saturday — — 7------r • '------LaPoint*,' 2 1 , o f “ Warren “ Aver, ofchanglng the primary election peaBwIlITioid a public hearing on Hymn—'T he CThurch’s One Responsive Reading, "The Ap­ wpa minor to'both veMcles,. police ness Zone II, for a dXtano* ol Sehreinar (ABarmbliea o f God) 9:30,. Confirmation (TIasa. ’ Rockville, charged with operating Top 1 0 raaiigfitcr|jawS^^ said. There were no injuries or ar- Monday evening. December 12 *84 Spruce at Maple Sfeoet ’Foundation" Sunday. Dsc._ 4, 1956 Advent peal of Christ," 988', more or leas, and being 504’ ■ 7 p.m. Pilgrim Youth Fellowship 9:80, Simeon. Singers, motor vehicle 'wIDi deTectlve JRem arks Ang^ ^ ew t reels. 1955, at 4 -P.M. in the Munlctpai In depth, "how In Rural Restdenee will meet in the Oommuhity House. Rrnaelh L. Gnstafson, Pnator Communion, morning worship lo Reading of the L«ssona, St. Luke 10:30, Carol Singers. equipment, when La Pointe failed a.ni. 10:2.5-37, Monday also la the day for a bi­ Patrolman Newton Taggart in- Building on the following applica­ Zone and Residenee Zone AA. Ladles’ Aid Christmas party 3, Lucia rehearsal. , > , — to show up for his court appear­ Caught in Chicago partisan conference of leadera on tion. s t a t e HEAKING ALSO. Sunday, Dec. 4— South Methodist Church Orgap Prelude - Anthem, "O Come to My Heart Exact desc'rlptions and m ^ » e f luncheon, Friday. Der. 9. at 12:30 Main St. and Harttord,Rd. 6. basketball for Young Adults ance sch^uled by police, for today. the biggest single issue facing the ; Moriarty'a: Gulf Service. 474' the above- proposaX' m aybe-seen - p.m. at the Pleasant Valley Club 9:45 a.m. Sunday School with ‘Jeau Bambino" Yon. Recita- Jesuit"—Ambnlle. 'Solbikt, and Luther Leaguers, EXat Side Judge Gryk found Richard special aeeaion—how to finance Hartford Rd., Business Zc'n* XL House. clssaes for all ages! , Rev, Fred R. Edgar, MIqIsIcr tion. Behold a Virgin- Shall Con­ Gay SImoncelli. , (Oontimed from Page One) Russian Leaders Push Ir.. t])e Town Planning Commii- Rev. Percy Smith- Zavarella. 18, 126 Lakewood Cir­ some 430 to $40 million in flood re­ Special exception to do UmitSd re­ elon's OfflM and are on file in 10:45 a.m. Morning Worship -. ceive. (jffertory, "Pastbrale"—Jackson. COME cle N„ guilty of discharging fire- pairs. .Associate Minister pairing and Certificate of Ap­ the Town (berk's Office. 7:00 p.m. Evangelistic Service. Proceaaional, Hymn— ■* Hymn. "Love Divine, All Love arma-within town limits and im­ had served seven years in Alca­ ICE SKATES PhllHp Treggor, Minister -of Music. The average U.S. dentist has a proval for same is requMted; TOWN PLANNING COMMIS­ Bt. Potar’a Rfisoopnl d n ir c h \ 10:30 p.m. ’ Revivaltlme." Bta- "Hpiy, Holy. Holy" Excelling.'” HEAR THE GLORIOUS GOSPEL OF THE posed a fine bt i$7. Zavarella was traz Prison, was wanted in con­ ' Hehron Sermon. "The heal Jesua”—Rev. net income of $11,000 a yeqr. ' nection with t)>e shooting of ‘Seiliiig Tour’ in Burma All persons interested m ay at­ SION tioH WCTH. with Radio Evangelist Gall to Worship and Invocation arrested Nov. 26 by' Patrolman tend this hearing. 1%e Bav. O evglaa'T taar Prlnnn, C.' M. Ward. Second Sunday in Advent, Dec. E. A. Murphy. Newton Taggart o f the Manches­ George A. Clainoi, o f■ Was)>ington, A bout Tow n SHARPENED Martin E. Alvord, (Tbairman Old Testament Reading, Isaiah ZONING BOARD OF APPEALS Wljliam A. Allen, Sacretary FrtasMa-eJurge The Week 4. Hymn, "Saviour, Again to Thy LORD JESDS CHRIST ter Police Department, D. C., in a robbery attempt- in De­ leader* in tf^eir AsXUc- tour. Services of Hhly (Mmmunion at Dear Name." cember 1954. He also was wanted (CXnttaMd tram Pagq One) By SkstoMaster Metlmd William H. Stuek, Chairman Mancheater, C ^ n . Wednesday— Anthem. *‘.0 TTiou That Tslleat Harold B. Trombley, 45. 29 Donald Simmons, son o f Mr. and T)ie Joint statement did not re­ Sunday, Dfe. 4: 8 and 10:45 a.m. - Organ PosUude, "Grand Chohia” for violating terms of his condi­ Hockey, Raring. Plgure Charles 8. Towla, Bacratary December 2, 1955 7 :30 p.m. Bible Study and Prav- Good "n^lpg^ to Zion" Handel H A LLM A R K THIS SUNDAY EVENING AT 7 Gardner St., was found guilty of Mra Harold Simmons, 274 Wood- While Bulganin spoke, Khrusij* fer to a specific remark b y . the ■ 4:00 a.m..,Holy OoAimunion. e r t • ■ • Prelude, "Jesus. Meine Freude," — Cblbom>—• tional release from Leavenworth Skates Hollow Orbiind ------31______L.______. (from the Mc«aiah} speeding and paid a $15 fin«,..„ . brife* St..-and Michael Strange, chev,aar aiXnt., Th'x. contra.ited,.?«»?'•"• •"« "oL 4:30 n.m,.Sunday.achooi. . - We-extend ia -conhatlnvltatton to XJ5ath...i-...... Sunday,. 9;30 a.m., Sunday t : Also,' ' Henry McDermott."'' 23,' penitentiary , in. March; 1954. Hymn, "Holy," Holy, Holy." . ' Miu Lyhh Wbltersdorf, School. OHRISTMAS CARDS sobA jof' Mr. ana Mrs. Everett 10:00 -ajnr Teemga discusiion Worship with us at our new loca­ Rockville, had a $4 balance of a Kendrick was held In the Cen­ Strange. 58 Virginia Rd.. have with hi* performance Thursday ihe.Budjlhist group. Offertory solo,' "Hear ’Thou My Chancel alto soloist tion. 6:45 p.m., Touth Fellowship. fine remitted in lieu of seeving the tral Police Station pending ar­ been pledged to the Phi Kappa Tau night when the Red party bo.s.s; teniple. It did refer to certain NAS»FF ARMS 11:(M a.m.. Worship aervice. Prayer" (8 a.m.) Hamblen. C!hlldren’s Story The Week North Eai pharmacy raignment later today before the 4l5.C4nt49 Street, Manchester, Conn. remainder^ of a Jail sentence stem­ social fraternity at Centre (College, chose an ancient BuddhXt temple "allegations" by- the touring Rua- 11:00 a-m., ChUdren'a Hour in Harold Baglln, tenpr. Church School Recessional 'Hymn, Wednesday. 1 1 a.m.. Ladies Mis­ U.S. Court Commissioner. , 4 Depot Sqpare—MI 9-4545 ming ,trom a case heard in the lo­ Danville, Ky. Botli graduated ffom for an Impromptu blast at the sians "concerning the Portuguese COMPANY tha ractory. (, First Church of Christ. Sdcntlst Offertory anthem, "How Beautiful *,‘0 (>me, O Come, Emmanuel" sionary Sctciety. WOE UOTG THEM that draw iniquity with cords Hostetler said Kendrick, who cal court Mancheater High School In June.- AmericattS7 British and Frent'h.4 province# In the* EXr East.-*'------1015 M AIN STREET Masonic Temple Are the Feel of Him," (10;46 New Testament Reading," T h ursda y, 7 AO p.m., Senior Joseph Mangiafleo, 40, of Hart­ was added to the iD-most-wanted - — d i ------Mark 9:14-29. THWM fh^f****!,** » cart rope* WOE UNTO His audience consisted mainly of' Khrushchev said recently in In- a.m.) Handel. Choir rehearsal. THEM that call evil good, and good evil; that put dark- ford, was granted a conynuance list on No\’. 2, had been involved The Study Group of the South St. John's Polish Nationsl Sunday Dec. 4; Hymn. "Come, Thou Long Expect­ Offertory, "lA a. Rose Is’ Friday, 3 p.m.. Junior Choir re­ in. crime ."rince 1923 when he w'aa the foreign correspondents accom- dia that <5oa, Portuguese colony on Catholic Ohnreh . M u to r light, and light for darkness, that put bitter for of hia case oh a day-to-day basis. Methodslt- W 8CS will be 12 years panying his party. | India's west coast, should go to In- Sunday Service 11 a.m. ed Jesus". Blooming” ' I...... Brahms hearsal. sweet, and sweet for bitter. WOE UNTO THEM that are- sentenced to 6 >i years in Mary­ lh a Rav. Stophen Stryjswikl H* X 'charged with fraudulent is­ old on Tuesday, Dec. 4, and will Later a Burmese government! din regardless, of Portugal# de-' Sunday School 1 1 a.m. Sermon, "CThrlst la the Answer," Sermon. ‘Two Keys to Power" 4:45 p.m,, Junior Youth E'ellow- sue o f a check. Bond in the case ia land State I’enitentlary for lar­ Walter O ri^, Organist ahip. ^*'**'^ Jwtify the wicked for re- ' celebrate the anniversary with a spokesman told the correspondents! termination to fight for It if neces- Wednesday meeting 8 p.m. ' Dr. Fred R. Edgar. Hymn. "In Christ There la No $500. ceny and asaault. party at the church a fY p.m. Mrs. Reading room hours: IVcsday East or West" "the Burmese Army X very an-jsary. Bulganin said Russia aup- Sunday, Dac. 4: Hymn, "Aa with Gladness Men of EMERCENCY *re levoureth the stubble, and thq flame con- In 1930 he was sentenced to the Iona Skiff will give a Christmas and Friday. 12-4 p.m.; Tuesday. Old." Service of Communion. New Jersey State Prison for car- nuyed.Ulth you" over the exchange ports India's "right to oust" the S;W a.m.. Mass. Goapel Hall - •hall be as rotteimeM and play reading. Erna and Lydia with Khrushchev. The spokesman W«tl"ss . . :

' V pAOEEicar MANCHlilSTER B V E ^ Q HERALD. UANCHE8TBB. CONN. SATURDAY. DECEHBERT 8.^1955 pIANCHESTEB EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER. CONN. SATURDAY. DECEMBER 8. 1955 P A G E V t S f E ■ ■ ■------■ t ^------' ...... BUGS BUNNY llcanae. < ' TRY THIS Clatk—Where’s the brldc*elect? i have a golden aecret Answer to Provieuo Puulo^ Pianists Wife WJTTIN' IM TH» F i Toutu (stammering)Watcha When gloom nboiit me massee.. MtVICI WINDOW WM Sense and Nonsense mean ”brlda>etectT” Tliar w am ’t I make the world much brighter ^relident'i Wife Killed in Crash ’^ONi (KUOC KAMtUKEr AaOODlOCA.HiV ^ no girl election. This gal done ap>* By polishing my glasses. OONCOOVD WrTMVSU* jfCOMir^ e v L v f s m r — H pointed herself. —George C. Albom. -ACROSS ft Summer (It.) In West Reich u«Mi. cuuiNA«y t— PVM My 8 cbttdran and 14 grandchll- —Oiddap, Peter! GIddap, Barney! 6 Closed car siau.,oIish.' 31 Forest 48 Depots (ab.) pereons. including 8 U.S. ^idlers, A tough looking character had ensturs 47TUdy were injured. sat through the movie perform­ .L oiS ai Old Talbott Tavern, on the 16 Dinner course SSSmaU ebUd 4f Passage in AuthoriUec withheld .aemes of DIRECTORY ance but as he walked out, he courthouse square at Bardstown, 17 Transposes 34 Place* 37 Comparative the brain the Americane pending notifica­ turned and stuck a gun In Ithe (ab.) 49 Scatters, as Kentucky, Is one of Kentucky’s cashier's face as she sat in th^«ox 2»lrtohy(:lan suflU tion of their relativeiirXInofficlal first inns. It is anmclated with 13 Grain beard .SftTowwd the 33 Horsemen hair eourcee tentatively identified the Shop At Burnham and Brady Popular Gandy Hoir Coloring ->Hoir LIghtRRiiii eAvEFMS "...am i ALSO office. Sneefl^ngly he said, ‘The 30 Burmese wood' 81 IntartsI 4ab.)t Hobby Materials at lohnson Paint nhuch of the state’s early history, picture was terrible—give me side 39 Mineral American killed as Specialist 2.C. H air ShopiRg — Iro w A rd ilR g APH^ANTASSS I and has been In continuous opera* sprite Irish spring 82Seottiidi Homer Bryan (hometown unavail­ tion aince 1779. everybody's money back.” 31 Xvislator 42 Auault shccpfold able). GAILASSO’S lyRbrow CdoriRg — PornMRMRf WoviRg >' 3ft Demon 43 Raised Stripe 54 Note in Thq Giesekings were en route to HARDWARE and ^ Eloetrie MoRlturiRg Mothrr*In*Law The tramp paused outside the 39 Removed 44 Wild ox Of Guido's Ksle . Rome where -the pianist was to Underrated, .deprecated. house. 33 African Celebes 98 Dibble play Sunday with the St. Cecelia SUPPLY CO. I Scorned beyond her due, Lady (shouting 1 —Clear out. 1 antelope Orchestra, Comer Main Street and I doubt if she could take it ain’t got no wood to chop. There 33 Bargain After the accident Gleseking, 60, Middle Tpk. Baet If she hadn’t had one too. ain't nothin’' you could do around 34 Father ( was brought to Marien ' Hospital (Upp. Oorman'e Baick Sta.) —Laurence C. Smith here. 39 Succinct here. A doctor said the musician For a complete ilae of Bard- Tramp—But, madam, there la. IftPcsti had suffered multiple injures "of ware and electrical suppliea. New Draftee: '”I can’t say much (with dignity) I could give you a 40Perfi a serious nature but not of a kind Oistribator tor Aluminum Com- for Santa Claus—IS years ago I few lessons in grammar. 41 Cai that will hamper him in his pro- Maatton Windows and Doom. 99 EA9T CENTER ST— Tol. MI-S-5009 asked for a soldier suit, and now 1 feasion.” get It.” A gangling youth walked into 41S1W-----the The bus was taking 19 air pas­ the clerks office at the courthouse dow of sengers from the fog-bound Frank­ mfmm Fam jer (pulling with one mule) and said he wanted a marriage hurst furt airport to catch a plane here. BILL'S TIRE Now's tiwm tiiM^ Mp ' Skelton The bus-skidded on an icy section AND IS Biblical land of the highway and craahed into DUBALDO iRoktlokt yoHr pirsoiNB'. OUT OCR WAT BY J. R. WILLIAMS OUR BOARDING HOUSE with MAJOR HOOPLB ^47 Ignited a bridge. REPAIR SHOP MUSIC CENTER bm I Ctremie Cliriifs 80 All A convoy of U.S. army am­ IM MIDDUD T fR . WEST , RIOS gifts, m 93SUld W bulances passing the. scene took VBS,«Atdfet. Sft Lender the injured to several hospitals In William H. ^reen, Prop. TEL. 8n-S-6308 - •fMOW/eOT f'M (Ton'caa learn aad hwo> AWPP-^PUTt-TT// M0RIZI6SBV/ - 87 Puffed up Stuttgart. yMr glfta NRdy la Rbm ta r' PAPFLED JUST AMD X'LtTEUU It was Gieseking's second motor ' Columbia Bicycles GUERINI snd MURESCHI \ ' WELUO, 88 Semples Chrlstmaq). /MC,AtORRl««6y,^ . MO\lJ,—TVMl(56S HAS YoowMy you SO Small candlas accident .in four years. He was Goodyear Tire* Accordions (SOT'SOMETHlSE ca k jt r e a d nr seriously-hurt in Switzerland in Repairs. Service ( • > ‘-'AM-EU—TWlOEfi DOWN w w WA6 m U N S AiB EL4E 0^i MIS — rr'5 6TILL ■4 December, 1961. Acceanoriea PtiYRtt InstmcUons CAMOdT ’VDORTRASIC AtlMD X CAHT FOSSy .*— ''4 1 Droop 5T a Hebrew 180 Spruce Street Iiwtruments and SupfUea CERAMICS S T U |ia 6TOCy— euT TO Me// 117 New Bolton X SUPPOSE *i Onslly found out whot hsppontd—you bowl d s month ?T Forgotten Lunch Phone MI-9 0059 y o u K n o vt ■ 3 Longing! Orchestra For Hire Route 6—MI S*57M V porfoet oeoro lost nightr (slang) W The name Burnham and Brady^ Holidays mean extra work, extra' I ' I Ml i 'Hi j.i! 4 'Youth Saves Girl’s Life is a very familiar one to u«e here olate covering, -Just specify and a fun and an extra sixth sense to hnow just what to get everyone for Pont Psints now have a paint that f in CHmnecticuL and those who box of tempting. Candy, just as you is absolutely odorless, so if you Hessiar ^ enjoy it most, is yours. Chrlatmaa gifts. You can save TREE FRUNINQ PRISCILLA’S POF stout Fellow BY A t VERMEER Darien, Conn., Dec. 8 UP}— have a sweet tooth are Mre to in­ yourself a lot of shopping if you feel that .one or two of your rooms If you CKO bteoaitof ^ Elaine D. Ferris, 18, forgot her sist thkt the candy we buy is man­ Homemade type chocolate wal­ drop In to the Johnson Paint Shop, are just too shabby looking for the r—^ BUT DON’T BE T hMAXELL'A2 HOLD THAT nut fudge and penuche, containing 690 Main Bt. There are so many holldaye, you can go ahead and 8Ri REMOVAL gogod by Chifcfmis, soo lunch and skVed’ her life. ufactured by Burnham and Brady. 40 per cent heavy cream and dairy paint right now mthout Buffering DISCQURAOED. OLD-lnAL.' D O O R O P E N Hiss Ferris, who is engaged to SpeelaUslac Now you not only can buy this things here that will please prac­ ^ KKEEP E E P YYOUR O U R ------^ In 'JY buttar will.-melt in yoitr mouth, tically everyone that you will be from the “painty" odor. With the Hsw yow trsea prunnd tad h r yoMWolf tht be married next year, had entered quality candy at your favorite new, rpiiers, .last drying palnU. It la V ^ W I N S UP> her. car to start for work yester­ Btomf ^ u t ' a t " the' Candy Box,' let aad_ When jrau...buy .Bumhapx and delighted, ■------...... raMwwB o o n n w m e v f * Fuinlnirc R«i>uphot‘ Brady candy at the Candy Box Have you a hobby 7 If yon have no trick a t -all to freshen up th* su n d 'tm a nargnoRS. d ay . jnorning..,.:vhcn..j>he.u»alizacl -W e a -a t., 34. ..Humalqc, Ave..., KaaL, )tntrw‘ yinrti'rtf-gettlHy tWiStWlt:' cooma f o r . Cthrlstmas,'.^the paiht OfamoRds,,. ,P ^ ^ she had -ieft-her hmch bag -in - the L v stw liw Hartford^ iw the - Burnham and you Win,and allthe m«eraiU Wre r - (Jftiy'th'e YltWtt TngtaWen^^ ■ ^ t6''iiBtlsi^'il7'lf 'your fiiemia Have just flows, on ovanlyT vrtthout house. * Auto fops Brady building. streak* and so very quldkly. Ask She got out of the car, and re- used. Pure flavors, -no m atter hobbies, you will find just what NORMANlLWii;"^ * Truck Cushions Walter (*, Brady, head of Burn­ what kind, la required, for Mr. thejr love here too. More and more Mr. Johnson about the new Du­ CARTER TREE tentered her home. ham and Brady, extends a cordial Pont odorless paint. OBNOUMUft-v Brady does not use any s.vnthetlc people are enjoying making gifts SpedaUat (a deinrisr Within 30. seconds a hea-vily 890 CENTER ST. (Rear) invlUtlon to viait the Candy Box,; flavoring in the manufacture of his for .themselves, for their homits or You may not Want tb do any EXl>ERT CO. loaded trgU'er, which had brokeo TEL. Ml 8-8831. and we suggest^ that you do your papering just now, but u^en yqu XW. 30 S-dSSt . .. loose from his tra^Ttor, careened candy. Expert candy maker* to give away,, and don't sty you PROMS MM-TMt ' Christmas candjT lihopping here— using old New England recipes, cannot do it for you oan! The man­ do, remember that the sohnsot) down a' hilT. hit a pole and roiled the only trouble will be in decid­ Paint Shop always has a wide over on Miss FerrU.’ car, crushing with no skimping of quality mate­ ufacturers have made painting by S i* o ing which of the luscious candies rials, make each piece of Burn­ numbers so easy that anyone can variety of patteme in all price . jrKWlLtlM^ > 'TOROlteBlsB it flat. ranges, ready trimmed, pre-pasted, / WHY McrrHER* asT m m «W9If Hwiiia Police said the Puritan Trans­ MANCHESTER you want. You may choose those ham and Brady candy a taste do really fine work and it la not wonderful, thin (Christmas Chips treat. amateurish in the least. Not only "acrubbablc” arid beautiful Im­ portation Co. truck was driven by perial papera RIERRILL’S CMNLIFFE Earl. L. Johnston of Danbury .who in the popular CHirietinas flavors. Gift boxes in 1. 2, 3 and 6 pound ia it fun. but it it so. satisfying. ALLEY OOP And Here He Is BY V. T. HAMLIN D».iart.NiA A. Parti Wafers in live flavors, in deli­ Frames for paintings are carried told them tjie coupling connecting packages will be spMiall.v wrapped Texas’ 1064 wool clip,was esti­ MOTOR SAi:& the tractor and trailer broke while cate pastel shades, white choco­ here loo. MRRKET COTTON WOODS BY RAY GOTTO for you and mailed anywhere. Dur­ Do you like Tole work? Most mated at 44,220,000 pounds and he was driving on the Boston Post lates, bon-bonettes or chocolate ing the holidays-ifog a box of can­ expert AOTOBomr aad Rd„ near the top of St. Luke's covered nuts and fjruits, honey al­ everyone does, and now you can do worth 326 mlltion. H OokloRd StroRt fender repairs dy for your hostess, for a thought­ absolutely beautiful work. All you ONE MORE BLOCK WOULD HIU. mond nougats, chewey caramels, ful gift for ■your friends, for serv­ BNAMEL-aad LAtMOUl HIM LOOSEm B ~ CHOICE VARIETY hand rolled butter creams, to men­ do is to get your tray, waste bas­ TrL MI.3.73M wow/ .. he’s out ahead of ice men or a real treat for the. ket or anything you \riah and with \ R E n N ia m N M LOOK HIS INTERFERENCE/ QUALITY tion a few. family, atop -In at the .Candy Box RBARONARUB PRKIM ATTAT THE ail the instructions (numbered) Frt^DallvRry SEAFOOD The best part of shopping at the and. enjoy the flnest'candy you you can do the moat )>eautlful job. 'PBESBRnMATn CAROUNA Art ‘Censorship’ Candy Box is that you can choose ID SPIN have' ever eaten, Burnham and Oil paints, w ater colors', brushes, ■ '- t ■/ . ROOTd Sd~WAPPINO OONN. NO TWIST O A K ST. just what pleases you; If you want Ba-ady. Once you have tasted OFEHMNDAYS 43 drawing pencils—whether you are' AT THE RlcmnLORIOM Hit in Baltimore TEL. MI 9-99.‘t7 chocolate covered nuts, all fruit, this wonderful candy, made fresh skilled or jqst a beginner, the Jolin-' IA.M.M1F.M. THOSE soft centers, hard centers, bitter |very day, you will make It your son Paint wop can fill your needs. TBu m -o4m f. chocolate, seipl-sweet br milk cboci A Sorvleo TACKLERS/ BaItili^reC*^c. 3 (A>)—Rebellion choice, whether It be har'd candy, For th4 younguuri, nothing will r r broke out at the clty-sUpport'ed homemade type, mints, pralines, please more than a paint set and O f ‘ Peale Museum yesterday as s:veri MANCHESTER or aiiy one of the others, but do try the Johnson Paint .Shop has them SiRcority artists ’ walked out:* with their MILLWORK CO. those delicious. CThrlstmas Chips in a wide price range. paintings .to protest what they V and the delicate white chocolates. Of course, you know that Du- Where PersunRi Mora aouaes S E A F O O D called ■•'overt censorship.” 264 Broad S t.^T el. AU-9-S28S Ice Cream Conalderatlon. nra eplRtad The rebellion was tooched’ off Is A TmiUtlnn wtta B. w. n . - ALWATB PRBSa — ^ ■by the removal from the museum’s than say dtasr NOW! Featuring n Woedbddgo 9m«rI p alat \ ' •LOtSTERS- BOOTS AND. HER BUDDIBI In The Middle BY EDGAR MARTIN “Life in. BalUtnorc” show of a I the beet la HorvMf Pumpkin Ostrinsky Pay« for Waste Paper, Metals painting of two nudes by Glenn 400 Mmh tonal • OYSTERS .walker, Baltimore artist. DoubI* Chocolate Rovol tHRER.'O WOX\ MUJM VJOSR SOCfiL MOeiEAM. a Uenemi Millwork j [cA5w*a r »». • SCAUOPS BY ROY CRANK The picture was ordered trans­ • Complete Window Units Are the flavors nf the month! S i r m i K W > \B 9MNt«W>OE!tr( CfOVL.XM'FWiA'WlO ferred to the office of the museum In Cones, 'Pints, Yi Oalloni ( • C L A M S OOVTT VOONI.%0 OOQO\ LOOK, OUWONO. rvt SOT A WIFC AND An'lOumUNGTO TEAM, MAKE SURE • All Size Uoore m c rc ^ C M N T X ftn m tr t e n jBa m x k s m n h Director to be viewed by request, • Mitred and Uliied Trim •HLLETS hevlaml woKgnLVi VO.HNOTVIE. %\T\)Mt\Cm MHO tF KlO. TME MOKft'fS ABOUT60NC. I'M r o w SOMEOF TOUR f 17010 HE'S BUUYOH MS only. Mayor Thomas D’Alesandro, W lU IA M S tduiwas K . LETS TUT o Expert Cabinet Work Royal Ico Cream Co. MB OWB|:VaO«B uuf-wrrt PRIMOPUS! / . who called the painting of the male o Complete Hardware Dept. tSI Main St„ Tel. MI S-ddM OWP\ TO CtMEUOX. AW TOU HUNSRTPJ/OKMMIK and female figures in bed "ob­ Wholesale and Betall ^ Opea A dwrgn 'Aoeonat Oaaway Wlliaa, lit. 94NO TVMMOWMIMO’b.VB.B.'' ^ M R OF scene” and "morally objection­ 27 Warren Street We OcUver II7H Spraen St. th t MI-S-(^S « ( OOIB.VCh>«;,’W W ’X> able,” ordered its removal. ftlancbester—Ml S-69S0 — j \ The artists said the mayor’s There’a I i "overt • ecnsor.'hip'* threatened T. P. HOLLORAN A their "creativity and Uvollhoods. Hobby i FUNERAL HOME For MANCHESTER MANCHESTLK Air-Conditioned You AUTO PARTS Jury Indicts Pair IdeaUy located—convenient and Too DRY CLEANERS away from the buay tbbroiigb- Bring the Children. They’ll 2 /i: Bk' -'A!' On Operating Still fare. Olatlnrtlve Service. Mod­ love (a just look around. 93 WELLS STREET em Facilities Always At Tour BenieoJFor ;^‘HOBIY SHOPPE. TolophoRo MI-3.7254 • 8IAOH1NE RHOlr SERVIOB JEFF COBB 3Y PETER HOFFMAN Hartford, Dec. 3 ()P)-r--A federal T. P. HOLLORAN Comer Center and UiiawoM Sts. It’s fun to make It yourself. • EqUIPftlENT ■grand jury here has indicted two Funeral OIreelor ' n PARTS (ROW aad MbnUt) FOR (MITE /N^LE> I'M AFRAID/ MICKEY FINN Rather Suggestive! BY LANK LEONARD men on charges of operating a • A(XIB880RnC8 ' THEN,men/ irIF NO.------moonshine still in the Mcshomasic JOHN J. CRATTY JR. SAME DAY State Forest near a Nike missile • SUPPLIES I'LL RECi I r licensed Embalmer new Acrylic Latex FOR EXTRA MONEY • DUPONT PAINT. SDPPUES lOOK.PHIL'TrsyOORTRlIEl ANPyOiTREALLT yES!AHPirSA launching installation. 176 Center SL-^TeL MI-9-7U60 Opea Saturday natU S pda. MAYK MOU URIENFOANCV! The two are Jasper Jones Jr., GLEANING GOM'TO A SHOWKNAME THAT FITS 41. and Charles L. Carson, 26, both ^ Especially welcome news from -AHDMTUULiySMEY Y HMMfyiAHf I COUlP'AH-fVDOKlWWlU Ostrinsky is the' fact that he will WE PAY MONMY NIGHT,EH? W R PERFECaV of this city who were arre.sted • ODOBLtSS • DMCai SAST the west* paper brought In from GOUrMMSENT SKIN' < NEVER THOOGNT HELP ME ( PO AKVTHING pay extra money to church the drive. s GREATiTHATUGIVE ^IW W AV O f Sept. 21.' after ^.State Policeman HAIRCUT? e tASV CUAN-UP jVITN WgTtR groups. Cub. Packs, Boy Scouts, HiQHEST PRIDES Y eu f- frouR food ctS^ WU TAKE HER SISTEROUT K OF WAT! you a s k ! WU A CHANCE IDSiZE \THINKIN'! William H. Ackerman became sus­ Scrap metals are alto a wanted QUICK • DEPENDABLE • LOVtLV COLORS service organizations, s o c r a 1 item, so dekver-the.se to the plSnt tor wiH RR your fra E iR r TO SHOWS AN9THIN6S-AND picious of s. car j/arked in a lonely group*, etc. fOr paper delivered to For Raga, Paper, Metala HER up! WERE you ARE part of' the State forest in the SERVICE and take advantage of a high toit|i top giranty bdiEf. her BEIN^FT HOME ALONE' TO FIND OUT WHAT HER nearb.y town Of Portland, Bac'ked b}' 28 Years Authorized Dealer the plant at 731 Parker St. * . ■market prlcq. Included Incsuch and Scrap Iron When Ackeman andJigentB of_ With Christmas approaching, metals are copper, brass, automo­ CALL UR beU V K R TO porki lonib crnI vo d a t NAME IS? fit Experience ' C. J. MORRISON many of the different, church' the U.S. Treasury Depth's alcohol bile batteries. Get them together tho lowoft potsIbLa U-J tax unit reached ^the scene, they Paint and Wallpaper C«. groups, service organization^. ‘ and take them up to 731 Parker said they found- four gallons of 386 CENTER STREET school groups, etc. are 'endeavoring , St. , OSTRINSKY p ricts. to earn money for charitable pur- j moonshine. But. they added,-they LARRABEE’S Telephone MI 9-0718 Rags bring In six to eight times Dealer* In Waste llaterlxts also found evidence that the pair . poses. Many of them have found' as much a* wasUi paper,'- and if 781 PARKER ST. Call Larabsn aad iVe Give. Green Stamps that one of the easiest ways is to I had operated the still for about a you have' a quantity of these, you TtJ. MI-S-67S8 or 80-3-8379 OepsaSnble Qaamj ~ Rerrlaai AT ■B nL 4iir*Y year. B arber S h o p collect Waste paper and take it | can certainly earn yourself aome Specifically, yesterday's indict­ to Ostrinsky. Mr. Ostrinsky has: easy pin money for ..Christmas by THEL. T.WOOO V ment charges Jones and Carson in been glad to cooperate with these j selling them tq--Oftrinaky. Inci­ CAPTAIN EASY ^ — -HotPursdU BY LESLIE TURNER 1$ PITKIN ST. groups and h*s made a practice of William H. S^aligt i LOCKER FLANT J FRECKLES AND HIS FRIENDS Even You BY MERRILL C. BLOSSER • three counts with the evasion of dentally, you not only will ' get 135 Spraoe S t .. TeL H I- # - 7 6 4 0 51 BiaaeU S t —TeL Ml 8-#4M the federal tax on spirits. Mother paying them more money for their welcome money but you can clean - "VCAN WE MAT ntkUKe a- Bring Them Here charitable purposes. Comm! vyitr. Mow DON'T TDU SERVe ANT„ S ure — W E; No date tvas set for their triaL out your atl|c and cellar at' the i j D CERRRltfDi MRTf For- New At the present time there is a same time. iSrrn your waste ma­ UP/ cowe THate IS— CNEESe WITH APPLE PIE f ANYONE Mbcb,/ shortage of waste paper and the TlNMOkM.' \MUSTA SLIPPED PETE’S SROGERY SOLES terials. into cash at^Oatrinsky’f, V 410 T«Affl€-0» M6 ACCOUNT IN WHEN market price has risen. 'Why-not HIGH GRADE ts ovewpor' :-'TWey...... ■i Willard M.Bryaiil Uor. I*itkiirand-East Center o o d H E a S ,UKe_advantage jrf7the_xlse-,i!i Ibf! --EROM- DON WILLIS AND Ms S44AVED We’ll Fix 'Em market price aiid get waste pappr YELLS FOR. Tu p ic e ! Tel. MI 9-6922 to Ostrinsky? You will be pleas­ SeRVtCE/ r' Dies in Hartford Just Fine.S'MIC. antly surprised to find out how THE CANDY BOX dARlBE ^ PRINTING Fino Soloction much this will help toward buy­ MASURY 84 Burnside 'Ave., E. Hartford 18 Main gt.. Tel MI-MSSt^ JOB AND COMMERCTAL Hartford..Dec. 3 (A’}—Willard M. ing thoae Christmas gift*. - (f Brj-ant, of West Hartford, who URBANETTh Waste psper must be delivered. PRINTING O f Moots ond Grocerits TRY SOME - SpoelollxiRg Ie serY'cd 14 yearg as president of the t SHOE REPAIR to the plant at 731 Parker St. | PAINT Prompt aad Einctent'RlaUaf Connecticut MUk Producers Assn., 666 CENTER ST. and it must be bundled or boxed. of AU Kinds which he helped organize, died at Ico Cold Boor Mr. Ostrinsky says that organ- i . . . is good point IT’S DEUCIOUS , RRAKE ser v ic e Hartford Hospital last night after izations planning a waste pape.r i ---*- ■---■ --- Jt-m.__ »”brleT Illness...... : ^ ...... OPEN SUNDAYS drive" e)iDutd notify hlnr three o r ' iTon* iwti^iiiHwtif GOMMUlilTY FRI8S A pioneer dairyman, he and four days in advance, for he has i PAULAS CUSTOM ^ Cor. Nn. BUIn nnA No. Sehoel Burt W. Chapman, organized the to make plana for_*torage. There! GrroioI Ropoir Work Streota-Telapaon# K W J tf ISlSLlSlttSliSilS tiff. ItSI by MCd tofvlee. Iwt. T, M, Beg, w, %, firm of Bryant * Cihapman, now a HARTFORD is not too much room for storage | Paint and WallpRper Store SealCest subsidiary, in 1897. purposes^ *0. it.J*,necessa.ry lo ietj . 645 Main Street -- AWNINGS TIC FLINT On HI* Way BY MICHA^t lYMALLEY THE STORY OP MARTHA WAYNE T() Tbe Irispwlor BY WILSON SCRUGGS Bryant, 8J| is survived by three htm' know ahead of time so that i daughters, Mrs. W. E.' Buck of Or­ there will (be plenty of room for lando, Fla.; Mrs. S. E. Warner,of HOLLISTER Tel.'MI 9-0.100 xVb eo T A auM . w kou comy Hour* —...- ' ' I ...... 'i- *L /VSONICA POLICB THE •EEL' IE •iniCkEN^’ncsA M E'O JeT HAD AMOLLEY of (XJWPLAINTS AND rVE AN OEA yS MR/FND A a Morristown. N. J., and Miss Marion WANT V o m ,3 rr in . i 'll tnivg. LATER... threw UP ROiapBLOa .WBLL'MAMER IF ANhONg 5 » F » Ufr, XM VOUR SON PLANS, MZ.TOWEU.,IS ^ VOUWSSTECS PDWJ6'OflCKEhf •erweWEN' N THE weECKAlsE CJF MISS Bryant with whom^ he made hla IftSUEDAN A.P.BfAN • o r AT least ' WHEN T)€ ORLCT AMO PASSENSEFS FOaoe OTOEB OBS®7SOFFTHC FINCH'S FENCE. 60 RI6HrON N.' S0N..60TIT? . ~ A local AND NO TRACE OP W t KNOW.^ home; two sisters,‘two grandsons Drive-In Resiiurant RESTAURANT TF« 6UV./ « 4 « E H i»____ N A SPEEOUe CAg CAI?E O C AtOOTVeB ONE F80U OegOSERS AM LHUE HAS SEEN WAITN6 and three great grandchildren. TEUPHONE f W N f i MJOT TO 1PUCH THE STEERNS MSS.WASNE. Funeral -arrangements are in­ 880 HARTFURD RO. HILLCREST Te l . 8U-9-8266 complete. - “ . ROUTE 6 aad 44 BOLTON 'M NEW BRITAIN TILT TV .SET. FULL COURSE MEALS FINEST FOODS New Haven, -Dec. .3 (Ah—Yele'- SERVICE SERVED DAILY . ' Expertly Prepared By > «. Ydsion station 'WNHC announced' DIVE YOU USTIND SATISFACTION , P last night .it will telecast a film Master' Chefs y| | L ALX. "HUftlE STTLE- ALL I.EGAL VENETIAN lUNDS of the New Britain High-Miaml tor pliysiciaa*, deatlsta, bnsi- SOLD EXCLUSIVELY IN MANCHESTER AT High game, to be' played a week COOKINO BEVERAGES COMBINATION STURM from today in the Orange Bowl aeMmen, etc. 24 hour servlen, Oar new Banqnet Rsom WINDOWS and DUURS seven days n week, Snndays and I Priec* veiy reasoaabls. BOW open fsir Weddlags, at Miami, on Sunday. Dec. 11. The heUdaya. station is sending its sports di- Booth and Oeviter SorvieR Reunions aadt other pnr- MoRchRstm’ AwRiRg Co. JOHNSON PAINT CO. r.aLOfanaMen ■- Tsetor and tw o cameramen toVthe Plenty «( BarUag Bpaca. tteo, 198 . WEST c e n t e r ! STREET 699 MAIN ST.. MA|4CH£STER PHONE Ml;| ■ H ia iig iiM gBJnf^lL said. ‘ 8II-»f8»t

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MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER. CONN- SATURDAY. DECEMBER 3, 1955 PAGE TEN ICANCHESTEB EVENTNO h e r a l d . MANCHESTER. CONN. SATURDAY, DECEMBER 8, 1965 PAGE ELEVEN piv- Berra Named Most Valuable lor Second Successive Year to Conclu4ie Home Season :ainst ■ j- - ♦

Co«8t Record Wrecker K a lin e , Smith i^loyd, Russell Rockville 56-46 IPs A ll in the Mind^ Four Trinity Players Five Conuecticut Selections Two I c e Skating Stars ' Semi-Pro Title Follow; Third Win All-State Berths Main F actors To Be Claimed Wethersfield Foe Win for Yogi In First Wins Hertford, Dec. 3 ()P) —Trinity College, which had an undefeated in Nebo Game By DON BBBOBR Chlgago, Dec. 3 (J5—Catcher team for the second ettelght year and a brilMent candl6ate for national New York, Dec. 3 (IP) —■ Two attempt to close the gap in ths Jay Beal fell way below his Yogi Berra of the New York honors in fullback Charlie Sticks, led six othei' aUte schools In pladng Twice postjponed, the long*- Sterling performances by Don third period pulling to within ohe last year's league average -of 24 Oiqtebers of the 1954-55 AII- Plank and Larry Remklewicz Yankees today was named the the most men on the seventh annual Connecticut amall college football Ayrlerica basketball team and Sian awiuted mythical State aeinl-pro point, 29-28, vdth about four min­ points as he manag^ onlv 11. It American League’s most valuable team announced here today. paced Rockville High to a convinc­ utes gone by. Fine foul shooting was definitely not one of the tal­ ancisco's defending NCAA championship, game between the ing 56-46 win over Wethersfield player for the second successive The team la selected for the Connecticut Sports Writers Alliance by (^nnie WinSlakl and Bob Smo- ented shooter's better nights. year and the third time in his champions are off to a fast atact Manchester Merchante ahd Middle- last night at the latter court. V ler^'ki featured this drive. Plank led the winners with 14 by seven state head coaches and a panel of four a portswriters who have in quest of new laurels. howling crowd witnessed the Vsl- career. seen most of the teams. Yale ia not included because its athletes are town Watriors U scheduled tomor­ points Including six for eight from The honor, voted by the Baseball Furman’s Darrell Floyd, , 'the ley. B League opener for both One-T»%'o Punch eligible for national recognition. nation's most prolific scorgl last row afternoon at 2 o’clock-at Mt. Again it was Remky and Plank the line. Remky had 13 tallies Writers Asscxflstlon of America, Nebo. Even more Important than clubs. with five, for eight from the 15* Stieka, the son of a Natick, seasbn, tossed in 33 points in lead- For Plank; a aenlor and one of with crucial two-pointers. Remky put the squatty Berra in a bracket the state title la the fact that Sun­ foot mark. Don Beerworth was with Jimmy Foxx and Joe DtMag- Mass., barber, was the top vote the Paladins to ah 86-66 the most rea./ected boys on the scored on a (irlve-in and Plank getter for the third auccesaive sea­ Announce Slate day's victor will receive .60 per once more tapped In a rebound hot from the foul line, csging five glo, the only other three-time Southern Conference victory over cent of the gate and the loser 40 squsd. it was undoubtedly his fin­ of six attempts. Couch was high American League winners. son. The 200-pound Bay Stater was Daridson lost night. est scholastic performance. Both that moved the Yellowjaclcets out New England's highest college per cent. Thus it cim bp aeeured for the losers with 14 points, Foxx won the-award in 1932 and San Francisco's Bill Russell, that both rivala will bar -pt full he and Remky shot well, rebound­ In front 33-28. a lead they were scorer with 81 points and smashed Of Golf Events hailed by mhny as one of the ed with autt!prlty, and dl*played n.t to relinquish. statistical Edge 1933 Vvlth Philadelphia and in strength and a stubborn battle la 1938 with Boston. DIMagglo was out 806 yards in seven games, all greatest college players in recent hustle and spirit Which was an Co-captsin John DelPonte, held Rtatlstlcally, Rockville, had the but 14 of these by running. He (taUdpated.. the winner in 1939, 1941 and 1947 years, tallied only IS, but grabbed In posting their five won and one inspiration to their teammates. On to one hoop for three periods, edge with 20 of 34 f^om the thus became the flrat player in the In Connecticut 26 rebounds as the Dons opened a * came on strong In the final quar­ charity stripe for 59 per cent, with the Yankees. lost record, the visitors have, aver­ two occasions this duo stemmed Berra, who also was MVP. In brief hUtory of the All-State team bid to retain the^ No. T ranking Wethersfield drives that twreWr. ter, canning four twin-pointers. In against 20 for 35 for the losers to win a first team berth three aged 14.7 potnts a game to 6.7 for 1951 and 1954, became the tenth New Haven, Dec. S UPi—^Two pt with a 70-39 triumph over little the opposition, n ia t ' comparei ened to overtake the lads from the addition, though saddled with three for 57 per cent. From the field years running. C?hico State. The,victory stretched Rockville fashioned a respectatile Yankee to win the award since it the state'a top giilf tournaments favorably with the Merchan; Windy .(^ty. periods, came on strong In the - Alexander the Dons' winning streak to 27 Gain Early I.ead final quacter, canning four win- 30 per cent on 18 for 60 while was Initiated in 1931 with Bob for 1956 will be played on lower average of 16.3 points and their, (Lefty) Grove of Philadelphia be­ Sticka’s clever running mate, Connecticut courses. games since they nowed to UCLA ponente’ 4.8 mark. But it muiit Rockville jumped to a i(l;2 lead polntera. In addition, though sad­ Wethersfield had 13 for 59 fw 'a quarterback Bob Alexander and early last season. The Dons, how­ midway through the first quarter, dled with three personals early In 22 per cent average. / ■ ing awarded the Kenesaw Moun­ It was Vnnounced here last pointed out that Coach Sal- tain Landis Trophy. Wesleyan's elusive halfback Don hlght, following the anhual meet­ ever. are likely to find it tougher vucci’s squad haa opposeil'ateonger and held a 14-8 bulge at the first the second quarter and forced to Wethersfield's fipe looking jay- Dbnault were the only other re­ going tonight when they meat turn. Slight conversions In ten at­ th« sidelines, DSI was unstopable ve'e squad trounced Rockville In Outfielders A1 Kaline of Detroit ing of the ConneeUtut State Golf opposition while chalktiig up six and A1 Smith of Cleveland finished peaters from 1954. Alexander com­ Aun.,' that the annual amateur Soutliern California's. Trojans. victories as against two ties. Then tempts 'rom the foul line provided on the boards. the prelim .53-28. , pleted 44 of 80 passes for 820 Freeman with Buckeyes this margin. Rorkville (t«r second and, third, respectively, • championship will be staged at the again both teams woi( by the same Rockville opened a 16 point with Boston’s Ted Williams in yards and 17 touchdowns. Denault Robin Freeman of Ohio State, Wethersfield began to click In margin midway through the final p y B \ r n». Brooklawn Country Club, Bridge­ 6-0 margin odlr Ute Baat Hartford & Kupf'ratiraid, ( 3 3-7 7 fourth place. ' ran for 621 yards In leading W«»- only" other member of the As­ Proa. the second canto and behind the stanza, 52-36. and with that Rock­ 5 flilger. f ...... X ...... 3 M 5 port, June 25 through June 28 with 3 limuii. f ...... n 04) A The 24-man committee named , leyan to - its first Little Three the' pre-quaUfying tournament sociated Press All-America still > tomonyAr, the host eleven sturdy rebounding and shooting of ville fans had their first opportu­ championship since 1948. In college, makes hjs debut tonight Artie Couch, manSged to pull even nity to relax. a DelPonli), c ...... S r)4|. 10 Berra on seven first-place ballots scheduled for June 19 at the New Will* hold an ii-pound m ight ad­ 1 Brynr c ...... i...... 0 Ol 0 which helped him pick up 218 Besides Sticks and Alextmder. Haven, Countipy, Club. against Butler, already a surprise vantage in b6th the Uii* and back- with Rockville at 20-aIl,wlth 2:25 Wethersfield employed a , man 4 Remlklcwlrt. g . . 4 . , . . . 4 5-S 13 points. Kaline, with four firsts, two other membete of Dan Jeasee’s winner .over Wisconsin. Lasalle's left before Intermission. Couch 0 1.4‘lbenzuth. g ...... 0 041 0 fieM. Both squads appSar evenly to man defenab throughout, while 1 Plank, g ...... '...... 4 (Ufi 14 had 201 points and Smith, who also all-Winnihg^oup were voted first Tlie New Haven Country d u b Tom Gola and Duquesne’s Dick climaxed this drive scoring five Rockville relied on Its 2-1-2 zone. also was awarded the 20th annual matche().'ln alf aroundf spoed. 3 BfeVwnrth, g ...... 1 !i-« 7 had seven firsts, had 200 points. team berths. They were end Sam Ricketts have graduated to the IndlvtdtMl Batties points in about 00 Seconds. Coach Millard Mason was disap­ Williams had 143 points and one Nlness and tackle Gerry Channel!. State Open Tournament which will pro ranks. An exchange of free t rows left pointed with the shooting of his 3S Tetsla IS 30-34 5« day's championship contest Welkeraflelil (44) first-place vote. Wesleyan posted three players. be held July 22 and 23. over the 86- Oregon State was the only other the score knotted at 21-all, and it charges. In two-pre-season scrim­ K Pie hole medal route. itod to uncover several in­ PrmcUcaUy every time he mm-ei. Bill Rtisaell will eeteblleh a new Berra; in helping the Yanks to Besides Denault were the other co­ member of last season's top 10 In itial battles: mark for the University of San Franeisco record book. appeared that Wethersfield had mages against Class A schools. I* Wiiiaixki g 7-0 11 captain, scrappy little Frank Here Is the entire season's sched­ Helen Davidson and Alan Konrad are two of the Ice Capedee* fopnd * itself. Howevef, Remk.v 1 . Dr^'iuiAn. g the American League pennanL acUon last nlght*and the Webfeet, 1. Middletown’s leading ground Mason related, Wethersfield ? "Bral, g . . . batted .272 Uat season, had 37 Avantagglo, a guard, and big ule: etera featured along with the other stars and the Ice (Tapeta and Ice pushed in a nne-hander from 15 "killed" a zone. Against Rockville rgnked No. 10, showed the loss of gainer, Player-Ooach Joo Alesal 4 Cfiuch. r . home runa and 108 runa-batted-ln. .tackle John Corrodl. x-(?SGA sponsored. 11 in®tabers of last year's Raciflo Cadets In "Ravel's Bolero'^ brought to the lee at the exciting finale Jit feet outside and Plank countered however, it was a different, story. 4 O'Brien, r . will match offonalva telonte with i Smolrnnkl. ( He played In 14T games and haa a New Haven Teachers, undefeat­ x-May 27—Sun.—One-Day-Nbr- Coast Conference championship Ice Capades Of 1956 at the Eastern States (JoUseum, West Bprlng^ud by banging In a rebound that gave The hounding, of Rockville'S for­ wlch Golf Club. Dec. 6 through Dec. IL... / Manchastor’s aluslva Salvucd. 3 81. Armanrt,. f ...... J t .293 lifetime batting average. The ed until the final game of the sea­ squad by bowing to Oregon 57-46. Both aeatbaeka hav# pravtouaty Showdown Set Sunday Rockville a 25-21 aprea< at half­ wards obviously bothered the host 4 Allen, f x-J une 5 —** Tues. — One-Day— time. I ...... f only other player to win the award son, was represented by two fine For the most part, the favorites banged heads whilo Alesal was team-and curtailed their ability to ■ In two successA’e years besides athletes, end Dave Wright, who Indian Hill Country Club. Wethersfield made a despergte move the ball quickly enough. 30 TolftU ...... ; ...... n 3(V35 4« cams through but the night was starring at Woalsyan and Salvuect 8rnr«i Ai RorkvMI*^. Foxx, and now Berra, was pitcher moved up from last year’s second ■ June 1, 2, 3—Frl., Sat.,, Sun.— not without its upsets. was aetUng mimerotia record! at Hal Newhousex who waa named eleven, and halfback Tom Sacra- Member-Guest—New Haven C. C. UCLA, only team to beat San AIC* ^ In Pro Football Loop MVP with Detroit In -1944 and... Tee Capades of 19^’ inone. who had the''best"bBH-*CBt'» ''•-#mw-’7«=Tlmrs;,'====Ttmrhi3iiBnt of Francisco lu t seaibtLisnd handed Vrma iu t- Jinid ill Tying average in the state at 7.9 Champions— Hartford • C o u r a n t for the ECAC HoUday Tcnlnuunent kowakl and left halflxuk De« Luka WomBn Book Rea^r - , Aalda. from... Berrg,,. K# n ® , ,a«lM .piled up, 701 yards ia.88 iteTr spoMore(jH,Bockledga C. C___—"W-._ .- 1, In, New« Yoek!(5 Bauaro were toammatoa with tha Mar» SHootB PJvcijPotnl iDiee^ Smith, Gil McDougald of the rles. June 10—•'Sun.—27-Hokr Tourna­ Garden' along with the'DonivlKiw- Stwts Monday /flight chants' sturdy Boh Skinner a few ferenea races In the National Foot­ Colts If the Rants hope to maintain Yankees was the only player to A real battle in the voting took ment—D .F . Wheeler C. C. ed to Brigham Young 75-78 with / seasons baek at New Britain ball I«acue approach the show­ their alight grip on first place. The f'nnroe, Tex... Dec. 1 (yp) —. ia Students Fight (U H t receive more than one first place place at center, where Buddy x-June 14—Thurs.—Father and the Skyline Conference five break- Teachers OoIIegt and wlU ba on op- down stade tomorrow aa the con- two teama tangled two weeks ago Only a woman could have luck vote. _ . Amendola, ; tremendous defensive Son—Hartford Golf Club. Big League Meetings 1^^ loose for 23 points in s closing "Ice Cspades of 1956'* — with ay duellon Is so fast that poalte sides for the first tlma Wnet out , McDougald received two firsts stalwart of' the University of Con­ tendlnc teams seek to clarify their with the game ending In a 17-17 like this. M t f t - Juno 15, 16. 17—Fri., Sat., Sun. cast of 160 performers—will make ■d cars «r e needsd to leaving school. Luke, was New b))t finished 12th with his only necticut team, ousted Trinity's its annual visit to the Eiastern title aspirations In the next-to-last tie. Mrs. J. A. Samuels agreed to mAUBAHA -Member-Guest—Race Brook Long Jinx Snapped bit the gsar rtquirad to put Brltaln'e top ground gslner for two accompany her husband on a Segregation Proposal other points coming on a lone fifth Ray Aramlni and beat off the chal­ C. C. Mohtana State smashed a 27- States Co Use tun in West Spring- itraight yaahi white Skinner weekend 9f refular season play. Both clubs will keep an eye on place vote. lenges presented by Coast ■ Guard Scheduled for Monday Its show. Expense and Ingen- how the Bears are faring against deer hunt only if she could flR. x-June *1*—Tues.-r-C. S. G. X. yea r-old jinx by overwhelming the field next week. The international­ gained the honor last fall. In the Western Conference the Ish a book she was reading. The voting was ba-sed on 14 Academy’s Bill Boyle and Brldge- qualifying—New Haven C. C. highly favored Wyoming Cowboys ly famous skating revue, which qlfy are no objects for this show. 3. The visitors* quartarback, Los Anceles Rama hold a half fame Detroit, last year's conference points (or first place, nine for sec­ portja Dave Deep. There was more champs. The Bears had won six In Arriving at the huattag site, Atlanta, Dec. 3 OP) — Hundreds^' Georgia Tech declined comment June 22. 23, 24—Frl., Sat., Sun. 68-59. The two teams meet again has an itinerary of 26 cities in. In addition to the Atwood- Shaun Caahman, la considared m lead over the Chicago Bears, who, of excited Georgia Tech students yesterday on the governor's tele­ ond, eight for third and so on. competition for this post than for Columbus, Ohio, Dec. 3 (A*)—The.ijon much business to the majors aa this country and Canada will op<^ a row and were threateniiig -to she sat down la a deer stand. —Member-Guest-Hartford Golf foot-sore minor leaguers headed only six of 16 proposals for tonight In Sheridan. Wyo. fieiRtlc, Specht team, "Ice Capades" also bottar paaaer than tha MerchsmU’ in. turn, are a half , game ahead of burned Gov, Marvin G^rlffln, in ef- gram. Later, however, he said to Other first plate votes went to any other. aub. annually a strong West Coast in­ lU stay Monday night and pfill features Helen Davidaon, Bobby , 11. Although ipitay old Old Smoothtee), the badminton to repeat laat week's performance chance to gain the title. sound, she looked up from her which would keep 4he school's broken a contract and I'm not go­ City first baseman. trade rumors into deals. manager of the St. Louis Cardi­ Detroit has won three of its laat reading to see a 6ve-polnl buck. Playing with Many Teams Huskies to a big win over Holy try Club. Although there is a two-day by upsetting Washington’s tower­ standbys, Including Uie revue’s experU Forgle and Laraon, Roae againat Holyoke to steal tha spot­ dearer Picture four games to move into a tie for football team from playing in the ing to break one now." Beira, 30. broke into profes- Cross, switched frohi fullback to Pro Amateur nals, atm trying to make hla first ing Huskies 72-55. two headliners, Donna^twood-nnd mery Henderaon, The kfaxwalli, light from tha haraUted Caahman. The Bkuitem Division race pre­ She raised her rllle and shot Sugar Bowl Jan. 2. slopal baseball in iP 1 with Nor­ lapae before tl^e major 'league major deal since leaving the Chi­ Bobby Specht, wtll/agatn high­ flfth place with erratic San Fran­ him through the heart. That was an Indication that center midway in the season. It x-July 1 —Sun. — Pro-Amateur meetings open Monday at Chicago, However. Marquette, which the cornice Lynam and Jackaon, 4. Mlddletown’a Don Stubblngs, sents a. clearer picture with the cisco. Bach haa a 3-7 record. The l^ e stu^nta, estimated by po­ Georgia Tech probably will play By PAT BOLDUC *• and Wllaon are Manchesterltes as folk, in the Piedmont League was. in a way, fortunate for (;hampionship— Edgewood Country cago White Sox. trade activity Is dropped Its opener to Michigan light the cast; iw ^ a l new . faces Ekldle Runyon, comedian Eric 180-pound centor. is aaid to ba able Cleveland Browns and the Wash­ When her husband, empty lice to number 2,500. hang'ed a Remember the popular and fam- i was the dependable Burke before where he batted .253 in 111 gaj'nes. Amendola, for it Is doubtful if he the lobby beat will be busy with expected to pick up In'* Chicago. have been addedj,too. to accord the Marchants’ ’ SSS- 49ers will try to eliminate Green the game. If the regents adopt Club. , baaeball gossip. State a year ago and then piled up Waite, the BurUng TripleU, Phil ington Redskins the only title con-' Bay (S-S) from contention. handed, returned to the stand, dummy labeled "Grlflln" from a Griffin's proposal now or later, ous, "Who's on first—what's on his marriage last week, After a stint in the service, Ber­ could have beaten out Stieka for July 7, 8—Sat., Sun.—Member- Lane had many conversations with 22 straight wins before losing to This year, /*Tce Capades of Pomanye and Terry Brent and pound Bruno Koaka a busy aftar- Mrs. Hamiiels wan still reading The minors closed out their an- tenders. The Browns, aiming for Troiibirsume (Hants tree qn- the Tech campus, then however. It will mean a drastic second?" routine used time and " ra Joined Newark In 1946 and had the fullback post. Guest—Pine Orchard (JIub. other National League executives Notre Dame In the final game of 1956,” the le^edlU on of the tour­ others. noon. *nint may prova a dteas- their sixth straight division crown, her hook. He had. to carry the marched the two miles to (tve a .314 average as a catcher and The nth position was won in a nuiU convention with a brief busi­ during the minors' convention. ing skating ravue, will feature the 10 Fredoetlen Nnmbera trous atatement for Stubblnga who Cleveland shouldn't experience curtailment of the Intersectional again by the comedy team? of Bud i '' x-July 9, 10. 11—Mon., Tues., ness session.. The executive com­ the regular season, rolled over St. hold a half game advantage over buck to the car. points. heart of Atlanta's busi­ athletic program at both Georgia never once let the local outfielder. fairly easy manner by the captain The New York Giants had talked Norbert 68-43 without showing fascinating story of "Pieter Pan" "Ice Capadee” feqtures 10 pro­ will ba facing ana of tha etiongast loo m\ich difficulty with the in- Abbott and Lou Costello a few Wed.—Junior championship—Wa­ mittee then went into a meeting Washington. Jury-rlddied Hteelera, whom they ness district. j Tech and the University of Geor­ promoter down. Widholm (If he He appeared in seven games of the Coast Guard team, .yehich with Lane, about second .baseman much of Ita vaunted'power. which, ^according to revlewera, duction numbera. Among the top cenUra in New England semi-pro Another dummy was atrung up ; years back? In recent weeiw three tertown Golf esub. to hear bids for the 1956 conven­ Red Schoendienst and many names Tomorrow's pairings list Balti­ wallopdd 41-14 two weeka gia. It also would eliminate both doesn't go with Qulmby and with the Yankees in 1946 ind bat­ boasted a, strong line. He' was ■ July 13, 14. l^ F r l., Sat.. Sun. TWO Atliuitlc Cooat Conference rivals >ny 6f the past major pro­ onee are "Black and White Ballet, competition. more at Los Ai^sies,-Detroit at to a metal street light post and ' schools froM consideration for any baeketball teams, Connecticut Ahearn's proposed touring array), ted .364. In his first full season guard Bob Bristol, of Milford. tion from Mexico City, Oraalia, had been tossed around including games saw Duke whip CTemaon 97- ductions of ths show. Caged Beauty", "Autorama”, Stroag Tarhlea Waahington, on the other / —Invitation— Norwich Golf CTub. Colorado Springs. Jacksonville, the Chicago Bears, Green Bay si could And the improving Gii ignited while the students chanted future bowl game and for ail Yankees. Frankie's Drive-In 4nd Tilly Dubose, Warren Heitkle. Ron­ with the Yankees in 1947, Berra Four linemen, Trinity’s Felix pitcher Jim Hearn and flrat base- 63 and Maryland top Virginia 67- Tops In Music Scenery "County Fair”, "Fantaay In Pink" 8. Waniora' 205-pound Jack "Burn Him, Burn Him." Signs say­ Manchester Green Manor . Pros, July 13. 14, 15—Frl.', Sat., Sun. Rochester and Louisville. A de­ man Whltey Lockman. Lane also San Francisco, Cleveland at Pltts- bit troublesome. "The New ybrkers Dan Finn Back games or tournaments sponsored nie Harris, Steve Bellinghlri and finished uitli a .280 average in 83 Karsky, Aramlni,' tackle Paul. —Brooklawn C?up tourney—Brook­ 55 to dedicate its new ^,2M,0(>0 'iTie show's IrrepressiMe Pro- and "Ravel's Bolero' Murray (Boston University) and hurgh, - New York at Waahington ing "Down with Gridin," "Gridin by the Natlohal Collegiate Athletic have altered the gag words to read towering Burr C a r I a o n, who games. His .best year was in 1950 Amenta of I ’ew Britain Teachers cision will be made at a later date explored the (ihances of doing field house, with a ‘victory. Wake .ducer John H. Harris and hls as­ The nightly shows will begin at big Jim FooUt, 200 pounds, nppaar looked good in deadlockipi: Cleve­ "Who's got who?” lawn Country C?Iub. and the Chicago Cards at Phlladel- land 35-35 last Sunday. In their Boo-Boo's (Again)," and "We Play Assn. starred i^th the locals before en­ when he batted .322 and drove in and giiai- aging 193. while the backfield is about $1,500,000 for minor league The New York Yankees, whose kota Slate 65; Washington (St. will ba In a starting rola if hls SCHOLARTir BAHKETB.\U, quintet last winter. Furthermore, rotters or where segregation is not coach, declined to comment. players for playing with as many Wrrn#r . .K7 !>0 72 some championship—Wether.'fleld ready Bobby has made his debut \V#rn^r four pounds I'ghter at 17" C. C. relief were eyed with great In­ general n>anager George Weias duties at Fort Oix permit. But it Grid Star Ri^tiiriis Staples (Westport) 55, Derb>- 39 the All-Stars performed the feat required among spectators. Griffin's proposal was termed clubs possible especially when UK) Louis) 52, South Dakota 36. with the newly-organized Yankees MaJiing the second tearti were: x-Juiy 31 — Tues. — One-Day — terest. "Anything that will bring didn't arrive until Wednesday, had Fhrweat-^olorado AAM' 07, Not From a Small Coiiege la (pilte doubtful if Aurigemms, al­ New London 49, Sacred Heart after their hot-tempered coach In a telegram to Chairman “Ridiculous and asinine" by Re­ from East Hartford, sco ing 27 proflUbie pay nighu are available. ToIrIm 1ST 104 194 37.5 met with Detroit but only rumors though conaldared a standout re­ U) Ends.-Gerald Pauley, Trinity ;and Shennecossett, C. C. $5 to the minors interests me," Coloriulb State 50. ■ , To Ragles!’ Squad (Waterbury) 47 had been escorted to the police sta. Robert O, Arnold o fj^ e Board of gent David Rice, Atlanta con- points.In a winning effort againat With three area proraote>'s com- i Reino Mannlnen. Connecticut; resulted. ceiver, can match the clever TOro Regents of the University of atruction man. peting for supremacy and battling : ij . .'>« > KH 237 Aug. 2, 3. 4, 6—Thurs. thfir Sun. said Trautman. Sodthwest— Arizona SQ, San Wamago Regional (LltchAeld) tion beVause of hit rIot-provokIng the strong New Jersey ^tans. . 92 97 324 Tackles, John Cassldento, .New If the major league meetings Djego State 74. / A lot o( pepj expreaseda,inake it big after two years In the In pass catching abUtty. Tha latter actions toward the game officiala. Georgia, the governor a.sked for The Tech atudent de'monstration And only recently Knight s'wiahed to grab the top independent at- i ^ — Member - Guest — Ridgewood The radio-TV competition from has already been labeled by many 52, Utchfleld 47 tractions there's good money to be , 'fotals ...... Haven, and Edmund Enos. Con­ follow pattern, a flurry of tradea aetonlahinent when the Pittsburgh.... ------'-^service. Phtladelphla, Dec. 3 ( ^ - Frank Two Conditions an Immediate meeting of the board lasted three hours. It finally broke the cords for 25 markers while m m bn broadcasts o f ' big league games probably tvill break next Wednea- as the beet offenilya end ever to fBucko) Kilroy, 34. returned to ac­ St. ^thdny's l Bristol) 64, Kay- had by the more talented perforni- ' necticut: Guards, Ralph Paganet­ Aug. 6, 7, 8. 9—Mon. thru Steelers put the linger on Gary Kyle Role, the '51 choice, eticke nor Tech (Waterbury i 32 But In a ' recent ' conversation to act on hIs riequest. up at about 8 ajn. lESTl. Police starring for Frankie's, also from ti. Coast Guard, and Louis Moo'ra- into minor league territory has day after the joint meetings when perform with or against a Silk tive status With the Philadelphia said no attempt was made to stop era. And one thing is certain—the (.1) Thurs. -New England Amateur The Babe /Awaits Glick aa the bonus iMlecUon pre­ out with the Giantc. Laon Hart of 'IhomaBton 39. Woodbury 26 with Promotpr George Mitchell. Georgia Tech has signed a con­ East Hartford, In a loaini cause U. Hann^ii . 74 2.53 dian, . Connecticut: Center, Ray been blamed for the decline of the, all negotiations have been ex­ City grid squad. Eaglet yeaterday after he had been tract to play Pittsburgh In the the crowd's marches and that only players aren't liable to get burnt H. 112 w championship — Penobscot Valley minors. An}' solution that ivould ceding the annual draft of college the class of '50 with the lions, ------New Milford at Newtown, Post- Chief of Police Herman Schendel again-'t the tquHng New York 32« Aramlni, Trinity, and ba,.-;;fie))I, hausted. seniors by the National Football sun Going Htrongi aidellned ID weeks ago as the re­ consented to letting Finn ^return Sugar Bowl at. New Orleans. Re­ a few of Ita members who had de­ Broadway Colored, Clowns. Need­ flnancially nearly as much as the C. G, Orono, Maine. pass the Justice Department as sult, of a knee injurji! in the sea­ ned promoters or deara , sponsors, TotaU m 1!»4 201 5^1 Walter Markiewlcz, New Britain; Member-Guest Reports of Exam LeamiS, Chuck Bednarik, the *48 man, le for «n(2l.hei^ performance at- the serve halfback Bobby Grier, a stroyed property were detained. less to say that each attraction at (1) George Kelleher, Trinity; Leonard legal would be welcomed. son's National Football League Windsor 56, Middletown 40 Negro, la on the Pittsburgh squad. . Police reported that damage was whichever the case may be. , r Fairfifld ^4 fiO 24i; Aug. 10, 11, 12—Fri„ Sat.. Sun. HOCKEY AT A GLANCE "Did you ever hear of him?"’ ■Ull the IMgles’ all-pro linebacker. Late Drive Wins Main'St. drill shed but on two con­ the .new EMt Hartford High J’airftrirt . King, Connecticut; and Louis The minors again sent up to the they asked. opener. Farmihgton fc6, Wilson (Middle- ditions. First. Mitchell must make And Sugar Bowl officials have an­ minor. A few parking meters were School gym waa Witnessed by over As yet no solution j>reventing a ' ^ in^> 90 3on -Member-Guest—Patterson CTIub. Friday's Results *> Galveston, Tex., Dec, 8 (/pi~ Knee trouble handicapped Harry ton) 37 Hardvall, New Haven. x-Aug. 14 — Tues. — One-Day— majors a proposal to ban all com­ "A 'small college quarterback Gilmer, the Redaklne’ eelectlon In. Kilroy underwent surgery certain to have extra police pro­ nounced that the schobl may sell damaged, lome trash cans were 800 fans. Wednesday, night St the player from appearing on more T,.ial« 193 170 193 646 mercial radio-TV broadcasts of '*. National I.^agur Babe Didrikson Zahstias, today For Coast Guard days after he wim hUrt m , Rockville 56. Farmington 46 tickets In its section of the stadium rolled down streets and one win­ than one roater has been forth- I Warapanoag Country Club. N ew ^ork 2, Chicago 1. was awaiting reports 6t extensive captured ma.|or league headlines'” '48, but he rematne In the league— tection 4 two patrolmen were on local Armory, the talented Hart­ major or minor games frpm sta­ it was written. game with the .New York G,i Plainvllle 73,. Glastonbury 64 duty for last year's contest;) sec­ to wHnmever it wishes. dow of a bualnesa establishment ford court magician will be in a coming. ., - The reel..... answer _ to _ the Aiig. 17. 18. 19—Frl., Sat., Sun. ^‘''Essfera l,ragup examinations that v)p(U determine with the Uone. Ek^ Fenlmore, the He haa refused to agree wl Southington 73, Lyman Hall President Blake Van Leer of was broken. R. IVinahup — Member - Guest — Brt>oklawn tions outside a club's "home" (75 whether she can return to her The boys were wrong bn three original bonus pick in '47, jammed ondly, either Finn or George Fel- starting role with the Green 1 John C}. Public. F. Dnnahuf* Logart Wiuils Bout miles) territory. When •this amend­ Philadelphia 6, Johnstown 5. New London. Deo. 8 (At—Trail­ predlcUoh of most expels (Wallingford) * Manor Pros, formbrlv Nassiff “ P"' ^e ^ up with such C. C. Tampa, Fla., homr or must stay counts. his knee closing out his career pt ing by eight points with lees then genbaiim must come alone. Slchen- ment passed at yesterday's execu­ (I) Every .eJoee folloHyr " of the injury would endi hu prprofes- Newington 61, Alumni 57 del would not ‘ want fo have both* Arms, against Daniiy Finn's All- jh'nanigans ? Today a fan who i Totsi, i60 19R 159 ,M7 x-AUg. 21 — Tues — One-Day— Naturday's Schedule here (or X-ray treatments. Oklahoma A. and M. and playM' five minutes to go in the second slonal football career, follows semi-pro or professional With Basilio Next Torrlngton C. C. tive session, even the minors were football, rapeetelly Ihe profes­ little with the Bears. ■P / ' Simsbu'ry ‘’45. Granby 25 players appearing together. Stars. Naaaiffi? were the first Man­ M. FowUr . 231 National.League Doctors have^ald they will have half, the Coast Giiard Academy Wilcox Tech (Meriden) 62. basketball in the greater Hartfoid K. Fowlpf . Aug. 23, 24. 25—Thurs., Frl., not hopeful of major league ap­ ro)\lo. sional scouts, knew all about the^ So, you see. a bonus pick haa Kilroy haa been 4 iXo for 13 In booking the All-Stars for the Celts^ Trio Back on Bea\n, chester team that Knight played 317 proval, Montreal al Tore the reports rqady this weekend. basketball team rallied here test years.*' Goodwin Tech (New Britain) 47 with since coming here several area does not have need for n pro­ Sat. — Invitation — Wethersfield Detroit- at Boston. The famous i^man golfer, who has 25-year-old six foot one Inch, 195- yet to flop, although thrsa or four night to pull out a 55-51 victory Reason's- opener -Mitchell stated } Totalfl ...... 21^2 m 196 549 New York. Dec. 3 (/Pi ~ Every C. C. Toftned into .\shcan . that Finn has promised to be on seasons b .ck. gram to know the best players. one wants to fight Carmen Basilio' American twice undergone surgery for can­ pound Glick. have been hopbled or cut down by over Norwich University In the They can be seen with anyone of x-Aug. 29 — Wed. — Four - Ball A similar rule waa passed by Buffalo at Cleveland. cer, said yraterday the waa free (Z) Colorado A. and M.-Is a ipjuriea. opening guna Of the’ aeason for hand for the entire game and that Pace Triumph over Hawks Much In Demand three of four teams. * since the welterweight champion the minors who then defined there'll be ho repetition of laat ‘ D. Mrrann championship—Yale Golf CTub. Providence at Pittsburgh.'? of pain Ip her hip andjeg'and felt "major” college and’ so were ail Joining an illustrious group, both teama . Two standouts with the Univer­ Perhaps a decision will be O., McCann 90 92 117 299 has become one of boxing’s "Gol­ Sept. 16. 17—Sun., Mon;—Man­ “home" territory as that within 50 to of its opponents. Foolballwlsr, year's perforniance. Seldom has sity of Connecticut Huskies last den Boys." Young Ike Logart of Hershey at Springfield. better than she has any time this Gary GUck isn’t easily hurt, mends Bob DemlchteH popped in the reached when two of the rival.*! ' ToiaU ...... chester Open—Mancherter C. C: miles br the park, but the majors week. / you see, (he schedule nukes n quickly and doss too many things basket that put the Cadets, ahead Finn appeared on the local acene .Eastern Division celved some vaulable ha-ckboard winter, big Art Quimbv and play- agree to a meeting or some night 190 179 194 553 Cuba got on the waiting list to- Pet, x-Ocl. 2—Tues.—Annual (JSOA tossed it in the ashcan. The same END OF U n e Hen husband, retired wrestler school "major” , or "small.” too well to be kept on the sideline. with 1:58 remaining and Hal Fal­ when some unexpected commotion \V help from rookie Jim Loscutoff, maker Jimmy AhearnJ ar- also when two or more of the clubs are C. 4. . Sarrvnia . dav behind Johnny Saxton and fate 'll expected for the latest at­ did not take , place. A stf«dout' Philadelphia ...... 9 .750 who .set a Bo.ston team record for meeting—Tumble Brook Country Lkfayette. Ind. /(NEA) — Six­ Dwrge Zaharlas, said yesterday If (8) The versatile Glick Is con­ lon sank three, free throws to keep CHRISTMAS SPECIAL much Ip demand these days. Alsp In action in nearby communities? : ’^- ®**'i^** Vince Martinez. Club. tempt siderably. more than . a quarter­ player when he 4'ants to be.'Finn Boston ...... 6 .600 lebounds with 26. This erased the due here Wednesday i^'lth the The 22-ycar-old Cuban from teen seniors plaved their last foot- she'has to take X-ray treatments the .Horsemen in line. Halftime Only then uill the question. : TouU __ 195 203 195 593 Actually the minors did not pass bail game, for 'Purdue. • they will rent a borne here. back, which hr will not play (w a BA DABT LCAOIDB score faVbred (toast Guard. 25-22. ; tends to harass opposing players. New York ...... 8 .,571 mark of 22-^established last sea.son Pro.', the pair was. with the Yan­ '"Wio's^got who ?” be answered. I Kid Gavilan’s home province St I officials and fans to no end and Syracuse ...... 6 .500 by Don Baiksdale. kees 'Thanksgiving night and la Camaguey put in his bid after Steeler. Bob Thornton, a fourth classman Walter Kiesltng of the Pitts­ Staadinga (freshman), '"paced the Cadets he usually winds, up in the dog Western Divlalon St. Louis' tall twos'ome of Bob expected to choose ■. between the ' E. Salafis whipping Virgil Akins fit St. Louis Honor Bill Virclon T house. St. Louis ...... 7 6 .538 Pros or Meriden in the Central ' T. Sslsfia ...... ino In a dull dqel of contenders at burgh club quickly gobbled tip W L with 22 points. 14 <01 them in the . Pettit and CTuick Share were the - - —...... Giants AT B. D. PEARL'S Zawqluk with Stars ^ Rochester • ^4 Connecticut Ba.aketball League. ' Total* .., Madison Square_Garden. ._^ . Costumes of Day' in McDoiigakl House Glick biicsuse he was afraid some­ 37 23 flrat half. Mike Nason was the \- '„ I | H«\vka'_, scoring_leaders, with 24 1st 163. S2t Dodgera * 34 ■ 'The "An ~^Stafs ■ wUl "be spear­ F'oirt ’W'ayne',.'. 4 8 .333 nn(j j 9 points. Hartford's veteran Joe KubachT ' J. <4) Leu Said the Better As Rookie of Year one else' would grab hlm; Among Nonrlctr trader wtth-18;' Norwteh"" ‘ A rr*y .. .-t...... W ns 33 other things, the young man's Red Sox : 34.;'27 is coached by Art Fttegenild, for­ headed by two 6-5.gianta, name|\' HafunUy's Hcbediile ka, played a leading, role in both Local Spdrl H. rrey ...... 124 106 If Basilio was one of the tele­ 1 ? e k e ^woliik, ex-AII-Amerlca military service la behihd him, for Braves ' 32. n mer Yele star. St. Lo\iis at Rochester. the Yankees’ initia)' triumph and vision viewers last night he went Chicago, Dec. 3 (/Pi —' 1116 St. White Sox i fiom St. John's and lalt.h the Phll- Frankie's opening loss. Former, j Totiilit ...... 223 221 65S to sleep unwprried aWut the lat­ he spent four years in the Navy 27 33 Philadelphia at New York. Riissiaiis Prepared Louis Cardinals yesterday became starring at the Son Diego Training Indiana 27 33 'adelphta Warriors last year, and Mlnneapolia at Syracuse. BA standout, rebounder Fred Con- Chatter est Cuban lhrea(.. ' He ain’t no the first team in baseball to nail c o l l e g e BASKE3BALL ; Tom Brennap, former captain at 1 . Th. world masters in athletic compe- won't b4 marred this winter. One Uons to the head. pick is the answer to what the Baltimore Loyola 70 Fairleigh- ANTENNA New Yolk, Dec. 3 lai — me tition.” and Zeke Sinacola, who are lasted word ran make a lot of difference | Sr. 79 7N 95 2S2 collected 15 votes while Jack ctub requires al the moment. tain, Finn does not want to lose to Boston Celties' "^ig Tliree" are on the Yankees' roster, will be seen 1«« llfi 103 ■ 336 Those first three rounds proved Meyer. Philadelphia pitcher, was Providence, R. I. (N EA)—Brown Dlckinaon 61. . )..... a Manchester club especially after Especially through the _OIym- " aa 'it should pave ready that Greer w. Srhuiicrt 9h 99 n 275 the .dllfersnce.. And Ihiee officials Glick ends Pittsburgh problems graduates' Ue.enttaa IwcMteepbaok- ...... PLUS A ...... back 'on 4he. acoclng. Iiaam -and. with- Finn's. Ail-Stars.-in. the .sea- it»* -•90-tm-"m named on eight ballots. Don Bes- -Clark (Mass.) -75'Bowdota)-68-- - what happened to Him last'wlhter. pTca', 'they hope to creatV 'a ''maV- ’ j has never had a LORING season . . * ■ 101 g ve them all to Ike. The rest of M'tfiree'orTo'ur dlfr)freKi wsys.'He field and a total of 14 seniors. New Hampshire 82 Bates 79, that spells trouble for the other son’s lidlUter at the Armory. A p ^ , to. Greer and Con-j ^ ...... ; " J 109 S S90 22300 sent, Brooklyn* relief pitcher, re­ htuy the strength and stamina to clubs in the National Basketball ter race" reputation. Clarence H. >02 109 *5 296 the spiritless scrap was fairly ceived two votes. Johnson of Detroit told convention gresaiVe D i^ SurhofT schedule^o [ necticut know'that he's not Only a I * ...... -'J if* _!? stay in the thick of things. He's a FREE BASE Assn. play with ^ r g e Mitchells ^0,^^ but one of the best i v 'even. VIrdon batted .281 for the Cardi­ delegates. Referee Larry Napp. the Amer­ fine defensive back, leading col­ S r De Luxe Last Night's Fights Easy Ed Macauley. Bill Shaf- against jvNBA BA teams, isia anou.eranoti.'er i the the entire entire country. miintrv. | I -.i,. nals after being acquired in a' lege men in pa.ss interceptions last - Johnson Is chairman of the AAII 116 93 342 ican League baseball umpire who trade which sent outfielder Enos Sylvania man and Bob Cousy accounts for New' Yorker in Finn's ^mposin|p^ ..... ___ .' ! Klriniicbmicft ...... 90 106 81 277 season. He'll play halfback, but is TV. 62 points among them as they Weightlifting Federation. He 82 *7 95 264 made his debut as a main event (Country) Slaughter to the New New York l Madison Square returned recently from his second lineup- - V . . ! AUDREY FTtEY'S 115 • paced' ' ...... 93 98 104 a skillful enough ball-handler and Not Kxarlly as Shown paced the Celtics to a 94-81 vic­ Rumors have it that Quimby i the fairer sex in the Mixed Doubles i wu>on 295 official in the Garden, and Judge York Yankees. BOWL'I1IE NODERN Garden) -Isaac Logart, 144\ , visit Whifid the iron curtain. | 91 • 99 104 294 Prank Forbes each voted for Lo­ Virdon appeared in 144 gamea and passer to spot the quarterback. Cuba, outpointed Virgil Akins. 147, tory over the St. Louis Hawks last gnd Aheam are contempJating or-1 Bowling League last night and Hal ; Bunc- ...... 99 92 92 This fsll. he awltct)rd )>ctween left night in the only game played. The Behind that curtain, Johnson gart. 6-3-1. Judge Artie A I d a 1 a had 150 hits, including 18 doublet, Ten- (10) aatonntic pin set- St. Louis, ID. ganizing their own traveUng quin- Lovejoy'a 135 single ,was tops for! Total.- ...... 573 '5 7 5 "607 halfback and quarter. The Steelers triumph was Boston's third said, is frenzied activity to develop | tet which would be augmented by the men-. j '' -1.- 1755 scored for Logart, 7-3. The AP six triples and 17 home runs. He \ Caracas-Jimmy Beech man, the Russian athlete. card had Ike the winner, 7-3. | drove in 08 runs, suffered for the- lack of a place- tdra art now in operation.. 95 il54V, United States, outpointed straight and boosted the Celts in­ the Pros’ Wally Widholm. among Tram N a. 1 (|^ kicker, have one now. Akins weighed 147 to Logart's Virilon makes his home at West Heelor Constance, 147,, Trinidad, to second place in the Elastern It’s a government project; the others. Also at the present time, E.MRLKM r t m j J.nklii...... — 67 TV 145 Thla autumn, bonija pick George Diviaion as the New York Knicks Minister of Athletics is a cabinet Knight, 'Kubachka. Sinacola and (II Burls'- ...... 12(1 2M 14444 and that was the only edge Plsihs, Mp.. with his yrife, Shirley, Openings for morning and af­ NOW 299 10. ■ Woodn 7.D 235 Low DIan ...... 91 .262 ha had last night, and their' two daughters, Deboteh Shaw helped put th« (jolts in busi­ post; the accomplished athletes ^rbnkie's big Matt Formon are m 3S5 E. Tracy ...... slipped to third. BlanrhArd 101 306 Ann, 3, and Linda Sue, 18 months. ness. in 1954, the Browns took ternoon rcaervationa. Macauley found the range for enjoy the best living conditions; performing with the strong Lenox, 'u .. . . . 75 134 . . . . '...... 130 .340 Bobby Garrett, now In the armed Pontic^Ui 78 212 Kroll ...... '...... 94 32t "i NEW CIVIC COURSE 26 points. Shartnan collected 20 and the Russian athletic organiza- Mass., Merchants.. EarnfM 55 313 Low )dan ...... — 85 STILL ON S ^ T E S forces, fromf Stanford for tradings and -Cousy contributed 16 wpen, tion is one of the strongest such • Three Mancheaterites Pitcher , ACE CSIACKS HALL purposes. Harry Babcock’s choice Antelope Valley, Calif. (NBA) not setting up hl4 mates, for; groups in the world, he related, Including Formon, the only play- i _ , , — •»— Totals^. ' ...... -r- 572 55T 515 I tH 3C8 357 1041 Team* No 1 ( 1) Minneapolis (/Pi - - Glen Son- in '53 wax as surprising as that of Ttr Bewlteg On These Fast and Pepraiahli Mechtera —The first golf coura% in the (trea scores. Macauley -and Couay reeled j Chief Interest of the 68th con- era Coach Ray McKenna of Dal. St.necr 101 87 104 .301 mer, former star left wjng of the Durham,. N.C. (NEAJ Ace Click, but the 49era wanted.an of­ B. D. PEML'S U dOl I Murphy ...... ; ...... * ■Ince the Piute (JOuntry Club was off eight straight points at the vention continued to center on a Frankie's can actually call his own | 35 3 , 31 255 Cleveland Barons in the American Parkerrwas to be officially ush- fensive end. They got one, but this APPLIANCE uid FURNITURE CENTER taken over by the Edwards Air Vlcht 77 2351 Lcf.DTre ...... M 115 257 . outset of the final period enabling row among boxing Interests over are the veterans, Frank Bores, Lou Calls .... Verona ' » 251 Hockey League, coaches freshman ed .into- football's Hall of Fapie trip the Georgia la'd haa been kept MUNCHESTER BOWLING GREEN Force Base some years.ago, the Boston to pull away to a ai(fe whether AAU sanctioned- fighters Deaci, Norm Burke, Al Suroniec. En^lsh .. I Reqaetta U2 331 St the Difke-North Csroli'na Daughter Denise,,3te, and son Tod, 5, put on a^show •49 MAIN STe-TEL. MI .T-759(L~Opcn tonicht UntU » I B Schubert hockey at the University of Mlh- (»*!.( ana eon -ion, o, put on a-‘Show of Orlc)^^courtesy for Gll McPpugald at their out by a pra-season injury. Antelope Valley CC haa cq;>cned 78-69 advantage should wear protective headgear In Marty Klingle, Babe Martin and Hindi. .. . 105 331 aasota. In addition he ssslgts in {;ame'ta Durham. He starred for NuUey. N. J., home.e. \The\ The ir**’-*—taficlder - brought------the kimonos from Tokyo, where he appeared with the Yen- All agree that Bill Wade, ac­ «M CENTER ST. — MI S-4862 for play as a civte layoUL 'Hte talented triumvirate re- the ring. Wimpy Wilson. Deed, Surowlec Total. .T., ....A. I M aiT U 3 7 )T 6 U la 573 W l the varajty coaching. the 'Blue Dcrils Ip 1934-35-36. k m on their tour of iJe^aniJf**" • quired ^ the Rama in '52, will i - K ’ 4 '

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■/ PAGE TWELVE BIANCHESTER EVENIKG HERALD, MANCHESTER. CONN., SATURDAY, DECEMBER 8, 1955 MANCHESTER EVENING HEftAtP, MANCHESTER, CONN^ SATURDAY. DECEMBER 8. 195t( PAGE THIBTBEN Artidcjs For Sale 45 Atlldes For Sale 45 Honaebold Gootla 51 'Apartment»^FIata— Aiitosiobiln for Sslo ' 4 THERE OUGHTA BE A LAW! By FACrALY and SHORTEN Woting—*rmcldBg Hdp Waatod—Feaial* 85 Help Wanted—Mala 86 Honsto Ppr Sale 72 Routes For Sal* 72 Hooaca Fiir Sale 72 WE SEXX. and sarvica^'all electric t h r e e BOVS’ Mcycles for sale, B136QAL Combination' btl-gas TcnemMta ^ 63 Subnrbaa For Sato . . 7S IMS DODGE S^ ton dump truck Storage , 20 WANTED—Dante] asristent.' axpar- WANTED—Lathe hands- for pro­ raxora. Big trade-in allowances. one 24". two 28 ” (one English), rongs. white. In good condition. $12,400, NEW THREE bedroom tnaslified with three..yord body. Five epeed THRBU: ROOM furnished apart­ T. J. CROCKETT’S SAMUEL M.• LAVITTt (30VENTRy—Route 31. flTa room NON REMiMBgQ,nu.A«.r atANCHBasnat Package Delivery. tanca dasired but not aasential. duction work. Apply ABA Tool and Russell’s Barber Shop, corner Oak your choice, $16. Combination MI. 9-1831. . kitchen, ceramic ranch, - basement garage, three tronemiaoion, two epeed rear axel. Write Box R, Harold. Die Co., 1395 Tolland Turnplka. and Spruce Sts. A.M.P.m ; radio and T.V., 10’’, ment. Hast and utllittea included. Has Somethinj’ For You, We bath, oil hot water heat, full Completely rebuilt ond reflnlehed. O n Eveev uuntino tbip . LOOkMMRMUMtMOOn Light trucking and packaga daUv- ROT- POINT autonuUie. washer. Adults only. 106 Birch 8t. LISTINGS: bedrooms, combination aluminum ‘fUtOi^ AtWAVB A OtN LINE ary. Refrtgaratora washtrs^and 325. 357 Spruce St. after 6 :>0 P-m- 44 acre with trees and storm windows, nicely landseued Mvertiseinent Thie ia a real dependable truck OOlfT OO PUaiNG *MI GOOD STEADY incoma assured if 86 GAIXON Ink dnima for sale, Good condition. Newly rebuilt. Call $10,300—A four room non-expand- These are just a sample: view. Suburban. Carlton W. lot. A real bt^ at 313,600. (3.I.. riDiriNGie wmo oive« out TRiooia BVigy Tiui a stwa m oi^ spis^ty Folding CHILD’S SLECTTRIC train with ac­ FX)UR ROOM tanemant, Nbrtli and, CLASSIHED ADVT. thot ie ready to go. Barlow Cham tor rent Ml. 907U. you will work 4 hours a day. TRUCK HELPER. Apply IpjMrsoh 33.50 each. Inquire Herald Office, MI. 8*869. business location. On bus Una, able with garage. Just off the Hut^lns, Realtor, MI. 0-5133, F.H.A. financing. Real Kstal* Motore, 435 Main St.. Moncheeter. WITN WORDS 03 CAUTION TWI& «NAP6 .'WTM OUT. Write Box CW, Herald. to shipping clerk. Watkins l|roa. 18 BioseU 8L ^ cessories. Like new. $10. MI. lake in Bolton. ~ DEPT. HOURS i,iKg«o~ a. 9-9731. heat, no childton. MI. 9-7759. Manchester . Center. MI. 3-6161, aveninga JA. TO SMOOTT OeeQf MOT NO MONEY DOWN! *1* room C m on Route 19.800— For the handy man. Two 8-6624. 8 d 6 A. M. to 4:S0 P. M. IMS, 1930 CHEVROLETS. Good EXPERIENCED waitress. Apply THOROUGHLY experienced typist WE REINT poor senders, hand NEW THREE room apartment, Ma n c h e st e r — Beautiful new tronm>ortotion at low coat. Lowest MCM arum: •Painting—Papering 21 in person. Center Restaurant, 499 with average speed of 68 to .70 aandera, edgera, w'axers, wall- Stiurt Your 1,*^’J?** Bolton Una lif fahiily, centrally located.' Six and .three bedroom ranch, all city DiMuonda^Watche^— heat; hot water, refrlgarator, ga­ No, Coventry. five, ’ One vacancy. Three car ga- STAFFORD SPRINGS—Caga Qsd, down payment. - Low monthly* ' Main St., Manchester. words per minute. Evenings 9 p. - paper steamers, wallpapering X Monthly Pgyroents rage. 175. Manchaoter 7 milas. PI. Utilities. Sole price, 314,600 East good condition. Six years TWO ENGINE Lionel Diesel Train FOR S A U t- U.S. No. 1 Katahdln Phone Me Immediately place, haa all the extraa that go room ranch. Full baseiamt. at NoUce ie hereby given Uiot Poet 1964 Cadillac 4-Dr. Sedan. black, clean, good condition. 1176. bedroom. Excellent condition. tiques—any metal item reflnlshed Start the New Year Right set. Five care, 80’ of. track' and potatoes. Bryan Brothers, 179 to make a livable home, , ample closets. Wall to wall car­ t^^O N —New aix room ranch. MI. 9-8769 after 4 p.m. Awning optional.' MI. 9-3525. and repaired. Plating and polish­ tnvastment Ooip., 364 Main otraet. w h it e Collie pups, AKC, deposit Htfd. CH 7-0358 SIX ROOMS In Manoheater, 876 Uched garage, amesite Mrive, Full heated baoement, attache* No. 1MU, lewed by The Sov. Model 63. A one owner. ML 84416. ' We are interviewing now for jiro- switches. Miscellaneous acces­ Tpllond Turnpike, Mancheser. 321.000— New ranch In Rocliledge, peting in living room, dining room ing with silver, gold, brass, cop­ Orill hold for Xmas. R. BronowiU, sories. $160 when new. Used twice Phone MI. 9-7037. After % Pi M. — CH 6-4690 monthly. For Information PI and hall. Attached garage, Rua- cabinet kjtchen, ceramic Ula Mth garage, natural Mrch kttchan Inge Bonk of Moncheeter hoe been Just like lisw par for the gram to istert in January. Firit Swamp Rd., Coventry. PI. 2-6707, 2-6606 between 9 and IV a'm. ' twh tile hatha, two fireplaces, fireplace Lmmaculate condmon. loot end M>plicoUon hoe been 1953 CHEVROLET two door. 1961 per and nickel. Satisfaction guar­ 2ND MORTGAGE monay at lowest class tool makers with all round must sell, no room to use. Cali Ml! See It Day Or Night large cloaete, garage. co combination windows and cabmet. ceramic tUs bath. Excel, Chevrolet sedan. Fully equipped, Auto Driving School 7-A anteed. Rockville Silveramltn 25 9-0141. 317,600. Warren E. Howland, ' jent location', Reduced to $30,900. mode to eoid bonk for poyment of discriminating buyer. Only jpaymentk; 132.35 for aabh $1,000. Jig and fixture experience and first/ FINdER 'lAME baby pariakeeta 331,500—Gotgeous raiioh of six doors. Oil radiant heat.Thia will tor. MI. 8-UM, Ml. 9-6003. 38M down. brand new tires. Douglas Motors, Center St. TR. 5-2394. ' class gauge makers. / Household Goods SI If you have no means of tranapor- Wanted'To Rent 68 rooms and endoaed porch, two go fast. Warren B. HoOrland. Realtor. ML the omount of depoeit. 333 Main. MANCHESTER Driving Academy. Connecticut Mortgage Exchange, at 134 Glenwood St. (rear, in base­ ROYAL AND Smith-Oorona port­ tation, I’ll send my auto for you. 3-1190. MI. 96008. ’ Manchester’s oldest, most recom­ FOR REFRIGERA’nON sales and 27 Lewis St., Hartford CH. 6-8897. Top ratas for top men. Fringb ment) open 10 a.m. to 7 p.m. MI. DAYSTROM kitchen set, a«ven No obligaUon. u r g e n t l y NEEDED.five or bathe, garage, an acre of land $32,500—Distinguished seven room benefits and overtime. 9-6572. able and standard typewriters. end atm only a block from the colonial in fine residential area. 1966 Plymouth 4*Dr. Sedan. 1983 CHEVROLET Bel-Alr con­ mended, ybur eofety, our busi­ service, any time. Call A. and W. All mokes of adding machines Piece, ‘green marblelzed formica A—Lr-B—E—R—T—’S more rooms by family of five. Lota Tor Sato ICX3CVILLE — Seven room atngte, LOST—PAM BOOK No. S83S7. vertible. Radio, heater, white ness. Ucense guaranteed. Stand­ Refrigeration Co., 143 West Mid- table top, chair coverings yellow Three children, two girls, one boy. Porter Street school. Handsome fireplace In 38 ft. liv­ 78 (ceUent condlUon. Three bed. ProcUcally New, Radio, Busines* Opportanities -12 MANCHESTER NORWEGIAN Elkhoond puppiei. sold or rented. Repairs on olJ 43-45 ALLYN ST., HARTFORD MI. 9-6657, wslls, two tone green. Loaded with ard or automatic. Mr. MIclette die 'fiimpike.’nim pr M l/ 9-1237. Ml. makes. Marlow’s. marbleized plastic, tubular Free Parking Cor. Allyn and Trum- ing room with built in bookcaaea. GLASTONBURY—One acre. 188’ »ms living room, dining room, Notice ie hereby given- Ihot Poee heater/ dir. slgs. Se6 this 9-0056. BU. 9-3196 TOOL AND DESIGN Registered, A.K.C. choice atock. If you don’t sec the house listed Center entrance hall gracldua Book No. 8SMT leeued by The Sov. Chevrolet extras. Driven s certi­ your personal ipatructor. Dial PI. Ehccellent Chriatmas gifts. MI. chrome legs. Good condition. MI. buU that you want, call anyway .aa we frontage, 392’ deep. Beautiful'lo­ , beautiful kitchen, cement fine car today. Only 3395 fied 17,784 miles. We will vlsdly 2-7249 any time REX HOT watejr heater and tank. 9-3879. WANTED— 8-4 roont,..unturnlshed dining room, cabinet kitchen cation. MI. 8-5803. linent, oil steam beat, aluml- tnge Bonk of Moncheeter hoe been DOORS OPENEH>. keys fitted, FORMER ISO HARTFORD RD., 9-8341-. apartment or flat by newly mar­ have oUiera. Next week we are loet ond omilcotlon hoe been down. guarantee this car. - ^rlo w White enamel set tuba and sinks. ELECTROLtJX - vacuum, cleaner having a hie opening of the new with GB dishwasher and dispos­ A combrnation screens an* Motors, 436 Main St., Manchester. AUTO ORTVINQ fnRructlon. All copied, vacuum cltanera. • irons, SERVICE STA’nON MANCHESTER ^ Skis and sled. Call MI. 9-9755. TO MAKE ROOM for 1956 stock, with complete attachments. Ex­ ried couple. Must be reasonable. al. First floor lavatory. 4 bed­ doorA veneUan bUnds. AU efty mode to eoid bonk for poyment ura, etc., repaired. Shears, HOME NEEDED—in country, for good reduction on) Frigidoire CaU Windsor MU. 8-2883. homes on Tanner Street—If you rooms, full baUi on Second. ATTENTION ' e( the omount of depoeit. lessons on Insured duqj control sweet 3 month old male puppy, cellent condition, $45. MI. 9-8936. want a “sneak preview," drive up conviMencaa. On bus Una. Goto 1968 Chevrolet 4-Dr. Sedan 1960 DODGE Mesdowbrook, four cars, standsMl or automauc. fntvaa^owers, etc., put into con- EMPLOYES! AUTO MECHANICS, full »lme.jCan ONE IRONRITE ironer, floor three-phase dryer, 1955 modeL Aluminum' combination storm Builders and Developers vente^to schools, $U,000. O aona door. Gypsy green, radio and dltlon tor coming needs. Braltb- part Boxer, part Collie. Free. Tel. model, greatly reduced. Kemp’s, Priced for sale $195., save $65. and take a look at them now, windows and screens. ' Near Da luxe. Every fine occes* Capable (ucpenenced Inatructora. also uae automobile polisher, lube Rockville, TR. 5t789L---- w a n ted to, buy or.rent four or J - O o l a ^ Broker. RodnrU&. L08%-Frldoy oftemoon, e^>phin hsster, nuld drive, Thia excep- Cordner Auto School, Ml. 9-6010, walta. 63 Paarl atlwat. • If you have-worked at a'- Inc...... Kemp’s, Inc. •chotU 4utd bus,-Large loti------We^ww have aevend ftne tract* . sory including powerglide. . tlonallk fins family car. is youra major oil cbmpan/ atatton man, tire man, coal aiHl oil truck Mnsidil Instromenls 53 five room house. TeL MI, 9-7796, T. J. CROCKETT TR, 6-409. TB,6.47».--,-^r-—.--- end diomood ring. ReWord. Cell JA. T-mo. driver. Call or atop pi- ■*«'Mr. REALTOR of land ranging from 10 to 300 Ml, i-4m . • Fotrf; Goodyear W. W. tires for 3695. Barlow. Motora, 435 GONDER’S T.V,' Service, available and are capable of operat­ o n e . ONLT_-t Easy, 'automatic musk; Inatrumentai. rental.'cio^ y ^ rn p n ..... Four lai«* Maas* r any time. Antenna converal>ma. ing a two bay ataU onris Teg or Mr. Quey, Moriarty Brosi, Livcstock-^Vehiclea 42 ' FOR CHRISTMAS washer. ~Fioor“ model:’ 'Special too. Only 1396 down Mailt St., Mancheater. * LARSON’S DRIvm o School, Inc., SOI Center St.„ Manchester. ireto ae: dCBanimim Fii^*: «iid^l>ibd-ftw Sato Y i — — ■ --r 'Slit Tooim^ aWe. - YhBae iox~3tnaaiieg|^.. rootoa oirimgYtwiKi Maocheater’a only .trained.. and Phlico factory supervised eervlre. part of a General Motors WS BUY CW S^ calyea and boat ,^Olue at, .$185/JCempts, Ino. vlbmatAcRa^ camant ceUar, NEED'CASH? Car payimeriia too Tei; Ml. 9-14*8.' ' ■ ...... new' Car dealership;'' you 34135. ■ ■■ - ■ Aw-BUtomatlC'ij^'rage' abOj' 6]^ 'appn«a to'puriihaae brt^ R ^ or Residence MI. 9-7751 baths, full, shad dormer Capo catad east of the river within short Antoiiiobllos tor' SiQt I certified Instructor. For your safe­ cattle. Also horses. Piela Bros. aentlng Olds, ' Selmer. Ped­ WlLUNCrON —300 acres land (Jod In unmatched high scenic drives of tha present and proposed Oil hot wi^haat, larga W . 1»M BulCk 3-b^^ hlgh.7 Trade down at Center Motor ty We are Iralhed 16 teach proper-' m ly 'b e 'th e ' man we are Your garage door opens and closes FOR^IURNITURE'Of QUALITY scaped lot. %oeUent condlUon. BBFORB TOO BUT • UMd Cor Sales. Bob Oliver will glva yoii ALL TYPES OF electricaf wiring. TeL Ml. 3-7405. for the car. lar and Bundy. Matter's Music mostly wemded, high elevation, SAD, BUT TRUE, my thoughtful area. CUatom built, dream kitch­ bridges. ' Special model. A low mile­ ly. Ml. 9-6075. looking for. Write Box Q, Extra ChristfUas Money -'^ F o r the entire home Studio, 177 McKee. 3-7500. two small brooks. Neoi^' Wilbur owner trjanaferred, leaving me, a ♦*?,’80^om m ior, Broker. Rock, See Oormon Motor Solea. Buiek cash for your Old car, and you can Installations and repairing done. Herald, stating your quali- visit our showroom. en with built in oven and range, vine. TR. OdOtt; Soleo ond Servloe, SW Main age one o#ner oar. Origin­ Coll J. It A. Electric. Ml. 9-9678 Call MI. 3-7196 ' Cross highway. Good investment three bedroom ranch with ceramic formica counters. -Stone firs ’’East of the river it pays to call:” choose from many good low priced WUME34 MUST careful drivers. ficattona. TOOL m a k e r s Poultry and Snppliea 41 Open- daily from 10 to 8, property. $7,500. Owner williiv to tile bath, large living room with atroet ML S48n. Opan ovantnga. al throughout. Only $396 used cars. Center Motor Sales, 481 Never too old to leam. Female in- , Evenings'7:30 to 9. places in living room and booe- RUBBISH and ashes removed. Wearing Apparel—Furs 57 . take $3,700 mortgage. 'Tom dining ell, conventent Kitchen, cov­ ment recreation room. Two car down. ^ Main St., Tel. MI. 9-0081. ftrucior. Standard automatic. First class tool' 'makers only to BROAD BREASTED bronfe . tur­ LIONEL electric train. Complete CHAMBERS’ FURNITURE SALES SAMUEL M. LAVITT 6 up. Three-car ganun. OsatnL SMS BUICX Century aedon, power Dual Insured car. M and M Driv­ General cleaning, cellars, attics keys for Christmas. Fresh Minor, Broker, Rockville, TR. ered porch and attached garage attached garage. Acre lot. 311.600. RockvUle 'St764l06r^ ateering, power windowa, radio, 1961 KAlSER custom, four-door and yarda. Reasonable rates. M. Help Wanted—Femsle 35 ^ork part Urn* four'- hours mini­ remote controlled outfit. Scenical- At The Green BRAND NEW zlppered rubber 5-5042. . for the reasonable price of 314,750. Manchester MI. 9-6380^ ing School. Ml. 9-6541. mum on day shift. frozen 10 to 25 pounds. Schaub’s ly mounted on table. Cost $300, boots, size 7. Also aprons all sixes. (Jail him to look ma over. MI. 183.800— Are you tired of the city heater, white wall Urea ond many sedan, overdrive, radio, heater, A M. Rubbish Removal. MI. Turkey Farm, 188 Hillatown Rd. youra for $95. Coventry. PI. 2-72S6 ROPER GAS range, fully automa­ at the end of your busy day? Rockville TR. 6-2717 ' t h r e e ROOM hung^pw, a U l» other extroa. Big aovinge on thia Also-^We have many inexpensive visor. Loaded with accessories. MURTLUCK’S DRIVING School. 9-9767. SHIRT PRESS operator. Must ap­ . Call Ml. 3-5672. e a s t e r n Connecticut—EhccepUon- 9-8654. cara that would be Ideal second ply In person. New Model Laun- Manchester Tool and Design, after 6 p.m. tic. In excellent condition. MI. al buys dairy, poultry farms, with Here is a fabulous new mountain car.' See Walt Bycholaki at Ck>r- We suggest you take a spin In this Lost confidence quickly restored 9-3247. MEN’S JACKETS, New. One black ranch, 30 minutes from your man Motor Solea, SM Main St. cars. Priced from |48 to 3195. car to fujly appreciate 441 Barlow Household SSrviecs diTT. 78 Summit St. 130 HAR;TF0RD ROAD or without stock, 3 to 300 acres. MANCHESTER— Six rooms, base­ by a skilled, courteous uistructor. Articles For Sale 45 steer hide motorcycle Jacket, Welles- Agency. Coventry. PI. ment, oil, aluminum storm win­ Hartford office, where you can Subnrbaa For Sale 75 . ML. -MSnU- Motors,- 436 Main St., Manchester, License Included. Insured, dual Offered IS-A 20 CU FT. JORDAN uprjght freez­ WHITE CAST IRON gas oil 4 and white trim, one brown horse hide, enjoy a view unmatched east VERNON—Everything can aSk controlled standard and hydrama- REI^IABLE GIRL or woman for YOOng m a r r ie d man around 30 BOLTON—Building stone, veneer, 2-6872. dows, bus, schools, shopping, Iifi- for. New '644 room with SMS FORD V*S cuatomllne club Oops! Almost Forgot This 1955 FOUR door Studebaker Com­ general housework full time. Live years old to drive tractor-trailer er. Good condition. MI. 3-5769. 4 range with Silent Glo oil burner one navy satin quilted, fur collar. mediate occupancy, $11,600. Real of the Rockies, The builder is RCX3KV1LLE:—-Bight years old cus­ tio cara Ml. 9-7898. WEAVING 6l bums, moth holes fireplace, wall stone flagateoie. and Harper gas burners. Servel All medium size. Several others ait' arllat' who conspired with tom built colonial. Threa fine basement and garage; coupe. Rodhx heater, FordomoUc mander V-8. 2,000 miles. Privately and tom clothing, hosiery runs, out preferred. Modern home, all outfit. Full time work. Also spare Also slate flagging. Bolton Notch WOODEN STORM windows, four Estate Center. Ml. 3-5151, eve- throughout.~nas{«^'wal£&^lam rM i ond oil of Ford'a hneat extra Fanner’s Special. owned. Ml. 0-8910. conveniences, other help em­ driver for similar Job, two eve­ refrigerator. Excellent' condition. slightly used, medium and large House* For Sale 72 hinga. JA. 8-6524. nature to create a fabuloua houie bedrooms, large living room, five- handbags repaired . slpper re­ Quarry. Ml. 9-0617, Prompt da- 24 " X 43", one 28" x 43’’, ML Ml. 3-8895. with ev$ry comfort within and place, full alee dining room, ex­ place In UWng room and equipment. Completely winterieed Garages—Service—Storage 10 placement, uinbreliaa repaired; ployed. Phone MI. 9-6485 morn­ ning shifts a week. Write Boi Z, livery. 9-0384. sizes. All reasonable. MI. 3-8606. m dry baoament, thrae bec_ Including new battery. Only It.lTS 1054 FORD V-8 Cuatomllne four ings, or after 6 p.m. Herald. FOR XMAS unsurpassed beauty without. Two cellent kitchen, garbage diapoaal, 1M7 DODGE 1 TON RACK TRUCK men's ehlrt collars reversed and ABSOLUTE bargain. Custom made Ule hatha, paneled )lbrary, three 114 baths, cement basement, ga­ (Unette, kitchen and baUi mllea on thie two tone blue door sedan. Radio, heater, low BARN, Off Center Street. Manches­ replaced. Marlow's Little Mend-, CONSOLE BENDDC television 17" slip covers, cornices drapes and elbow room on 4$ acre lot 9 $ beauty. Barlow Motore, 435 Main and SNOW PLOW. PRICED mileage. Original owner. Private ter, suitable for storage or cars. HOUSEWIVES earn extra money SPECIALTY screen, like new with UHF. Ex­ Wanted—To Buy 58 Surprise your family with this fireptecea—oh, wg can’t begin to rage, hot water oU heat, alum- ing Shop. for Christmas at temporary tele­ upholstery, F’ihe workmanship for 361 PORTER STREET describe it. Come and look I ' Inum combinaUon window's, all ^ n t and Bent, AD. 3-6686, St., Monchoater. RIGHT Sale. Price reasonable..Phone MI. Tel. AD. 2-4506, District manager, accustomed cellent condition. Very reasonable. little money. Budget terms. Call tour room Cap'e about ten miles nlngs BU. 96384. 9r0377. FLAT FINISH Holland window phone work. Hours 9 to 3, 8 to 9. large earnings. Building supplies MI. 3-4005. east of Manchester. Full basement, city convenlances. Directly on bus 19H DODGE ROYAL Lancer hard Apply to Mr. MIHhoff, Olan Mills, after 5. ML'9-7862,. WANTED—Maple crib in good con- See These Top Values line wtthUi minutes of schools. Im abades, ; made to measure. All field, contacting architects, con­ Wanted oil heat. automsiUc hot water, lot Corner Steep Hollow Lane TOLLAND -One-half mils off top. Three tone color. S.OM oHg- DE CORMIER MOTOR lOSl-OLbSMOBILB Super ’88’ HoH- Molorc,'’Cle*--Blcycles 11 metai Venetian blinds at a new 63 East Center St. tractors, etc. Metropolitan Hart­ idtion. MI. 9-0930 after 6 p.m. 80’ x 100’. » Manchester: Comfortable, aubetan- bur Croes lUghway, new two bed. Inol mllea, power equipped. Pri> dsy coim. Radio, heater, hydra- ■ ■» Ual nine-room home for the large SALES, INC. mStic. Four brand new tires. This BICYCLE REPAIRING- all types. low price. Keys made while you ford area. No overnight absence. GIRL OR WOMMN _ GOOD STORM windows—two 32"x You will be proud to live rpom limch. Large. Uving room votely owned. Excellent condi* wait. Marlow’s. Must be top grade man of initia­ 51", two 28"x55”’. Two combina­ Full Price $8,000 family, or home and professional with fireplace. pTaotered waUf, Uon. For InformoUon call MI. 34 MAPLE ST., MANCHESTER csr must be seen and driven to Ehtgllsh a specialty. Now open 6 STENOGRAPHER FULLTIME and entertain In thia 1937 office combination. Absentee t-63ia. fully appreciate it. Barlow Motors, a.m, to 6 p.tn. Manchester Experienced, neat, accurate tive. common Senie. One who needs tion doors 36’’x80", Phone eve­ Approximately 1200 cash for veter­ center entrance 2H atory hot water oil heat, cement base, Cycle Shop, 166 West Middle Turn­ stenographer wanted for mod­ no watching. Please don’t apply un­ CLERICAL POSITION nings after six. Coventry. PI. colonial home. Custom ' owner desires quick sale. ment with garage, amesite drive. 488 Mgin St.. Manchester. IRONING DONE at home. Ml. less you can atand most rigorous 2-6858. an, Approximately $1,500 non-vet­ Mancheater.: Lovely, extremely Excellent comer lot Jtt’ x 800*. 1949 CHEVROLET two door, 1943 pike. Ml. 9-3r06. 9-0511. ern office in new, local build­ eran. \^ ■ built by Raymond Schaller COVENTRY / Chevrolet four door, 1946 Ford 1982 CADILLAC model ’62' four ing. Very attractlce position investigation. Send, recent snapshot Excellent working conditions In with quality workmanship well-built Seven room colonial in Immediate ■ occupahey 94400. coupe, 1960 Studebaker coupe, and door sedan. Radio, heater, hydrit- and salary. Full or part time. and adequate resume commercial new office. Paid vacation, paid and materials and .. you'll good neighborhood. A lifetime of Four rooms and bath, oU hot George J. Ooleraan, Broker. Ro«9. many other good clean cars. matte, white wall tires. Very BOV’S 26’.’ BICYCLE. Inquire 53 Buildlnj;=LConlractlng 14 MI. 9-1255. experience. Address holidays, all fringe benefits. Ex­ Rooms Without Board 59 feel so "at home" any. happy living for the wise buyer. water heat, basement, lake prlvi- vUle TR. 6-4046. TR. 6-4710. MANY OLDER cara. good trans­ GlenwOod St. perience preferred but we are ;\LICE CLAMPET legea. Price 36.900. Priced for quick sole. No down clean. TR. 8-3563 or MI. 3-&893 g e n e r a l CARPENTRY-Altera­ REGIONAL MANAGER ROOM FOR gentleman. Private where In It! Living room Ellington: A Jewel of a houae on a portation. Cara that eSh’t be eeen alter 8 p.m. \ willing to train the right person. REALTOR 24’ X 11’ with fireplace, lovely landscaped acre. CMstom Six rooms and bath, all one floor payment. Only equipment—Good from the street. Look behind our tions, additions and new construc­ REGISTERED nurse or licensed P. 0. Box 206 entrance, conUnuiua hot water MI. 9-4543 aoee to lake with lakS privileges. WantikloRdal EaUto 77 credit. See Bob Oliver at Center GIRL'S 24',’ bifycle, like new, $25. tion. Dormers, porches, garages trained attendant to work in Station “A”, ' and shower. lOl Chestnut St three bedrooms, (master built in 1942, thia exceptional Motor Sales, 461 Main. Office. Douglas Motors. 333. Main. 1956 SUPER ’’88’’-Oldsmoblle con­ bedroom -l9»-4’ x 11'). !•* . home is modern in every detail Price 39,200. BUYERS WAlTWO vertible. Red with black top. MI. 9-0723; and rooms finished at reasonable Greenlawn Convalescent Home, 62 Manchester, Conn. CAP COD—Six rooms finished. At­ Yeof old'custom built 844 room IMS CHEVROLET^ two^lbor. Com­ prices. Workmanship, guaranteed. Union St., RockvUle. TR, 5-4291. GIRL OR WOMAN tached garage. Excellent location. baths, laundry r o’o m , and haa every facility for graci­ Manchester and Vicinity 1963 CADILLAC four door, model Radio, heater, hydramatic power FURNISHED ROOM for rent. Near breakfast nook, large open ous living. Main part of the house ranch-house. Oil hot water heat, Both Manchester and Bartfoid “63”. Full Cadillac equipment in­ pletely rebuilt front end, other ateering and power brakes. AH Free estimates. Robert M. Alex­ RETTIRED MAN on Social Security 75' x-250’’, fully , landscaped lot, artesian well, full basement with work, doesn’t bum oil.- Douglas Business Services Offereil 1.1 ander. MI. 9-7716. HOUSEKEEPER wanted for very to -work steadily as clerk in drug PART TIME Main St. ML 9-2170. 9 Hazel St. fruit trees. Quiet dead end street. attic, Rusco storms and ' contains seven rooms, consisting offices have a backlog of sor cluding power steering, new white other acceasorica. New car guar­ screens. Interior and ex­ of living room, with corner fire­ garage. Agre lot in fine locaUon. Motor, 833 Main. antee. Cali TR. 8-2S21. small, tamily. No washing or iron­ store. Approximately 25 hours per CLERICAL POSITION Owner leaving state. MI. 9-6019. 314,200. and quaUUed buyera for aU woU Urea, very low mileage, es­ ANTIQUES Reflnlshed. Repairing PALMER AND CARNEY, mason ing. Plenty of time off. References week. Write Box L, Herald. ROOM FOR rent near Center. Heat terior recently redecoi’ated. place. dining room, den, kitchen, of real aatata. Wa are ' tate owned. Fully guaranteed in 1960 HUDSON Commodore ’8’ club done on any furniture. Tleman, contractors. Free eaUmatca. No required. Write Box P Herald Hours can be arranged to suit hot water. Gentleman pre­ Amesite drive and attached laundry and lavatory'lavatory on first membera of the new i-----„ _ _ writing. Unsurpassed anywhere. 1947 PLYMOUTH club coupe. May be financed with a GI mort- coupe. Radio, heater, overdrive. Radio, heater. Excellent condition. 189 South Main St. Phone MS. job too big or too small. Ml: FUEL OIL applicant's convenience. ferred. 37 Foster St.. MI. 3-5331. V garage and .. a .full dry floor. Three twin-aiZedtwin-aized bedrooms ing System. For cbmplate teUaUa For. thia beauty, see Bob Oliver at 3-5643. WANTED—Capable dental aasiat- MANCHESTER I***. sendee caU No money down with good credit. Good tires. Must be seen to ^ ap­ 3-4793 or RockvUle TR. 8-4744. TRUCK DRIVER FURNISHED bedroom near Cen­ cellar. Being the home of a and full tile bath with atoll Center Motor fialee, 461 .Main. Take It with you for only $345, full preciated, 1225. 9-3014. ant. Write Box O, Herald, stating FOR APPOINTMENT landscape architect tha shower up. Screened porch off ELMbRE TURKINGTON, price! Barlow Motors, 435 Main FURNITURE Repair Service: qualifications and experience. ter. Heat and hot water. Gentle­ Immediate Occupancy grounds are one of the Jiving room, sun deck off master The Real Estate Canter, Ine. 1949 CADILLAC convertible. Lus­ Complete repairing, reflnlsning, Roofing—Siding 16 Must be experienced and have neat PHONE MI 9-6288 man preferred. MI, 3-8547. 35 Fos­ Broker (Manchester Branch) trous dark green finish. Nearly St., Manchester. 1955 CHEVROLET two door. 6 appearance. Apply in person only. ter St. many features including bedroom attached over-sized cylinder. 11,398. Must sell this or restoring on all. types of Curmture. FUR THE BEST In Bonded built Five room ranch, fqll base­ the adlDened porch opening gaioge. In addition Uiere is a 88 East (Jenter S t ML 8 9 9 new top and Urea. Buy during the 1950 PLYMOUTH special de luxe Ztgmur.d Uozds, Prop. Formerly LEGAL SECRETARY, Manches­ THE ment, hot water oil heat, Coventry PI. 3-6397 off season. Save. Center Motor 1954 four door Ford station wagon, up roofs, ohtngle roots, gutters, ter. Write Box W, Herald. BANTLY OIL CO., INC. BEAUTIFULLY furnished, spaci­ cast iron radiation re- from the living room, upon first floor suite of four rooms nr READY to sau. axehang* club coupe. Radio, heater Black $1,395. MI. 8-8840 or 18 Jordt St. of Watkins Bros. Tel. Ml. 8-7449. conductors and roof repairs call 331 MAIN ST. the spacious rear lawn de­ and lavatory which can be used real aatata, Sales, 461 Main. with white well tires. Bsrlow 106 PROSPECT STREET ous room With complete light ' cessed. Tile bath, fire* ANDOVER LAKE— Three rooms snaagad. Coughlin, an. 3-7707. If no answer ATTRACTIVE opportunity. Well W. 6. GLENNEY housekeeping facilities available. place, plastered walls, full lightfully secluded by an aa a separate apartment or to f Oonault Howard 1946 CHRYSLER four door. Radio Motors, 436 Msin St,, Manchester. 1993,. 1961, 1949 DODGES. Extra call Ml. 9-4431. arbor vitae hedge. Another profeplonal purpoaes. and bath, unfinished upstalra Agency. ML 8-U07. nice. Priced to sell on easiest fi­ ASHES AND rubbish removal. CaJI known Hartford concern hOS -in­ ALUMINUM storm door distributor i 7iroom single and one-car attached garage. First fioor consists Will rent single or double. Chil­ insulated. space, fireplace, floor furnace, and heater. Vary reasonable. MI. I teresting opening for capabl^typ- pleihlng feature la the 1947 MERCURY convertible. nance plan anywhere. Douglas MI. 3-7644. RAY’S ROOFING CO., shingle and needs man for general light work. 1 COMPANY of living room with fireplace, dining room, pantry kitchen and dren accepted, (limited). Central. prlci, 321,500. East Of The River It Pays To Coll d^led well, eight lota. $2,500. •-IMT. Maroon with ^ black top.' Radio, ist, with some knowledge of short­ 836 N, Main SI., Manchester sunroom. Three bedrooms and tile bath with shower .on second Reasonable, Mrs. Dorsey, 14 Arch ARB YOU OOI4B1DBR1NO Motors, 333 .*Imtn. AIX TYPES OF TV SERVICE built up roofs, gutter and con­ MI. 9-2733 weekdays between 11 I St. CHARLES LESPERANCE Terms. Talbot Agency, Apdover. hestsrj No monay down with good ductor work. roof, chimney hand in their Advertising and Shd 1 and 4:30 and 5:30 ‘ floor. Hot water heating system with automatic stoker brass SAMUEL M. LAVl’rt’ • By appointment. Phone (30'ventry, SEUJNG YOUR PROFERTTT credit.! Full price 1149. Barlow Sales Promotion - Department. Wa wUI amnalaa year property 1954 FORD two door sedan. Excel­ Radios and Phonos pairs. Ray Hagenow, MI 9-2214, plumbing. Corner lot, 93 x 125, nicely landscaped. Vacant. Price PLEASANT Rirni'ahed room cook­ MI. 9-7620 WALTON W. g r a n t Manchester MI 9-6280 PX. 2-6900. Motorq, 438 Main St. Manchester. lent condition. 37 Foster St. MI. Ray Jackson, MI 3-8325. Work ia varied. Age 18-30. Write 115,500. REALTOR trsa and wltbout any owigattea. 3-5331. Available At All Times Box T. Herald. ing privileges. Suitable fo!' one '' Rockville TR. 6-2717 We aleo buy propany for oaah. SEPTIC TANKS WANT TO BUY A CAR and had adult. MI. 9-3884. 63 East (Jenter St. ML 3-1153 ANDOVER. BOLTON Call w il l h il l s ROOPINO, Siding and carpentry. Selling or bujnnf oootaot AND your credit turned down? Don’t 1949 DODGE Coronet, four doot* IMMEDIATE placement with Avon MANCHEISTER — Seven rooms,- OVEJtSIZE Cape, 23’ living room, STaNIOT ntAT. Realtor MI 9-9698 Alterations and additions CeU- , Cosmetics for energetic lady over .COVENTRY ■ give up, see “Honest” Douglas, sedan, black. Radio, heater gyro- Inga. Workmanship guaranteed. TWO RCXIMS and bath. 419 North situated on half acrq of land, city flreplacq. tUle bath, lavatory, fUll BRAB-BURN REALTY 338 Main. Not a flnanca company matlc ;Uahamls8ion. Practically all thirty-five. Can work 10 a.m to utiliUea. G.E. furnace, two fife- shed dormer, three bidrooma, 300’ and vicinity MI-S-S37S PLUatED SEWER4 plan. .■ ■phllco Factory Supervised Service A, A. Olon Inc., 299 Autumn 3:30 p.m. 40% commlaaion. MI. Main 8t. MI. 9-0576. $8,500 TWO BEDROOM ranch, Just new Urea. No money down with Street MI 8-4860. places, two tlle< baths with stall redecorated, plastered, oil heat, frontage, trees, suburban. Only good credit. Barlow Motors,. 435 9 2814. Custom built new home from builder, 6 rooms, 2 un­ showera, awnings, shrubs and 314,800. Carlton W. Hutchins. MI. Eight large rooms, Dutch U8T1NOB WANTED — S M a . KNITTED garments altered. Skirts full cellar centrally located Can­ 9-6132, 9-4684. oven fireplace, modem, lUOHiNE OLEANED Main St., Manchester. shortened. Quick service. Call JA. Roofing and Chimneys 16-A finished. Open stairway finished, ceramic tile bath, wire ROOMS FOR RENT. MI. 3-5874. ahade trees amesite drive. More ton W HutChlna. -Realtor. Ml. two-famUy, thrae family, bool- land available If desired. Shown kitchen, OHW heet, 50 nsaa property. HaTamany cash BapUe Tonka, Dry W( Sewer 1931 MODEL ’’A’’ Ford good con- 8- 5539, Miss Ramona Sueqsman, and plaster^ ceiiinjf, fuil ceilar. aii steei hatchway, oak 9-5132. 914694. acres, asking 316,000. 40 Livihgston Rd., East Hartford, ROOFING—Specialising in repair­ EXCEPTIONAL by appointment only. Charles PARKER ST.—Six rooms, ■ hot ^ e r a . Mortgagas arraagod. I meg IsstalM — ~ Woter- WaRtoi-ArshHect dition. Extra motor, tir'es, $85. MI. 'OPPORTUNITY VERY COMFORTABLE front Lesperance. MI. 9-7820. , water oil heat, fireplace, tile bath' Pleaoe caU Geoiga L. Grasiadio, . proeflsg 9-7555, 61 Linnmore Drive. Conn. ing ropfa of all kinds. Alsu new fioorinp, firepiace, plenty of cabinets and closets. .Situ­ MANCHESTER — New three bed­ . six acrea, modernized, 6 roofs Gutter work. Chimneys In one of Manchester’s rooni. tile bath with shower, hot room ranch. Basement, hot water full basement, conminaUon win! Realtor. ML 8-078. 108 Bamy Experienced in design and ron- ated in a high and dr.v area. Price $1.%800: Financial ar­ water heat. 381 Summit St,, or MI. MANCHESTER — New five bed­ dows and screens., Eaccellent con­ room (Jape Cod view, bom, StraaL . atruction of Industrial, commer­ TREES REMOVED and chain saw cleaned, r ^ lr e d . 26 years’ ex- finest sections. 6 extra oil heat, fireplace, plastered. WUI , garage, only $10,600. McKlNNI RROS. cial and rcsidcntlnl building. wflrk. Land cleaned, retaining penence. Free estimates. Call , large room unusual Cape rangements'will be made for reliable party. S-7116 after 8 p.m. i room colonial, four, rooms and consider renting with .option to dition. City utilities. Dry cellar. SEWERAGE SAL CO. Read Heralil Ail vs. 'lavatory down, four bedrooms, Priced for quick sale. Charles walla built. Arthur Gay. MI. Hpwley. Manchester MI. 3-8361 || Cod. Enriosod breezewmy, \ SINGLE OR double rooms In pri­ buy. Real Estate Center. 65 East Three acres, brook, new US-ISX Ponrl I . TeLSaS-SSOS WRITE lO X S. HERALD 9- 6275. oversize garage, alumi­ ceramic tile bath up. Open Center St. Ml. 8-8151, evenings JA. Lesperance. MI. 9-7620. de luxe 5 room ranch, only LIST WITH LAVITT CHIMNEYS cleaned, - recapped, TEL.-TR 5<7810 (Rockvill* Exchangt) / vate home. Inquire State Tailor 'itairway. Large closets. Founda­ 8-6524. num aiding, patio, fire­ Shop, 8 Bissell St. MI. 3-7383. Af­ 318,800. ASHES AND rubbish rentpved, also pointed and repaired. Call Ml. place. Double lot on main tion 24 X 35>i ft. Detached gariige z atUca, cellars and yards cleaned. 9-2469. ter 8 ;S0. MI, 3-5047. 14x24. Now ready to trim out. AU MANCHESTER. Bretton Rd. Five MANCHESTER GREEN Other good buys in new If your property is falriy priced thoroughfare. ' j we can promise ydii an honest af. SEPTIC TANKS Prompt, reliable courteous serv­ 328,500 ' first quality materials and work­ y»ar old Cape Cod with attached NEAR BUCK-LEY SCHOOL homes $9,600 and up. Older ice, reasonable rates. Ml. 6-2148, manship. AA zone. Lot 80 x 150. farms and homes $3,200 fort and adequate advertiaing ...Dry_.Wella—Sea'er Line# ' , ftlovintr—^Tfuckint InsilecUim By Owner being tr!insferred out' Inatmlled Read Herald Adv*. Owner-lmilder. T, J. Eaeott. MI, X and up. FBHy'price'd Ilsl- which should result in a sale with, MANCHESTER . T. V Service, Storage 20: Appointment Only 9-7683. oil hot waterTeat,. Ulelsath^xolor! of state. March 15, 1986. Three 'Ipgs always needed, in a reasonable Ume. We have SEWER and SINK LINES radio and T.V. aMciallate Since Call Owner’s 11] CONCORD ROAD year old ranch home; immacu­ AUSTIN A. c h a m b er s CX>. local I ed fixtures, front vestibule, shed many proapecUve buyera for homes RUTORV CLEANED 1934. Charier membera of Telsa. Representative dormer, combination storm win­ late A*l condition, three bed­ of all .types,,and good investment AME8 ITE DRIVES , Ml. 9-6860 or ML 3-4607. and long distance moving pack-' »U 9-3393, Large five-room ranch. Inclosed breezeway, oversized two car rooms with ample closets, WELLES^ AGENCY properties. WEATHER SEALED inf, storage.. daU MI. 34l67v-Hart-Tl garag«~in33 re6rx“2rVeot i r^asem enr finished wlttrtarge Tecrezp- dows and _doqrs^ _ Fiv* ifiQiHhcd ford CH. (-1423. I’ Weekend MI 9-9801 rooms, bhr--. unfinished, ..Dining Iarg e '1 6 ^ l7‘-|tvtngToc(m'wltlt'" Larri'St.'''Cdveiitrjr PIT 26872 ...... —CELLARS------COMPtETETtEFAlRfl 6y Stuart tion ro6m, cold storage, unfinished, bathroom and a den. or office room, or three bedroom optional.- fireplace, dining room, step WATERPROOFED R. Wolcott bn wringer and auto­ room. Lot 140 feet x 200 feet. Beautiful view. Three minutes from saving kitchen, attached ga- R0(JKVLLLE' — Custom built split EAST OP THE RIVER matic washing machines, electric Wilbur Cross! Highway. Excellent neighborhood. Large high, well landscaped lot' TEL Ml 9-4U3- with view. Suitable for F.H.A. or rage, radlaht hot water oil level three bedrooms, 144 bathi, r r PAYS TO CALL ranges, vacuum cleiuiers. motors, TO BE SOLD V.A. mortgage. Full price $14,900. « Superior Court For Tolland County. I room, attractive dining room, den er guest room and windows and doors. Breczeway outdoor enjoyment. Other 5-4710. • • good neighborhood. Priced right. J y Order Of The SupOmr’Court For Tolland CounTyn . very funcUQnsA:kil«ten .with.bceakikit jiook, -The-liv­ .axuL garage, basement recreation -_«xtraa IncludeiL aa»—.YTTi1 *VC - tsex IRsm* r . ttOTmtO.ww « -» l-I-SbaU Sell, As A Committee'Of The ttiirt, D4ieem- ForVour blning Pteoiaiire - " ing room and kitchen are both;paneled with knotty area Lot 100 x 140. M. Kenneth priced. COVEN'LRY—Five room ranch, full P- M., On The Premises, The Prop- Announces I Shall Sell, As A Committee Of The Court, On Decem­ pine. There Is also a newly paneled Recreation room Ostrinafcy. MI. 9-1686. basement with garage, plastered Icrty Known As ber 10, 1955 At 1:00 P. M., On The Premises, The Pron- in the basement. The view from the living room pic­ walls, baseboard hot water heat, SOPH SHOWS WAY erty Know As ture window overlooking the lake and Country Club MANCHESTER —Bra ^ new five Shown By Appointmeni artesian well; aluminum storm Bethlehem, Pa. (NEA)—Sopho* “ shown on a map entitled “Layout of Sunny CAVEY’S THE 0PENIN6 BF THEIR area la indeed one of the nicest In this section. Some room ranch on quiet street, with windows and doors, Itghting/pro- more quarterback Dan Nolan led View Property to bie Developed by Richardson Burgess ■ 45 E. CENTER ST. I Lot No. 5 as shown on a map entitled “SUNSET ES-1 of the extras Include dishwasher and disposal. Bigelow panoramic view. Hot water oil On Weekends Only tectlon and large lot, $13,500. Own­ the Lehigh footbaU squad In Coostr. Co., Vernon, Conn. Scale l ”-50’ 3-10-53 William TATES EAST TRACT, 'TOWN OF VERNON CONNEC­ wall to wall carpets in living room and bedroom, at- heat, full! basement, large lot. er. PI. 2-7414. groimd gained. I J. Moore Land Surveyor.” “ TOBACCO WAREHOUSE FOR THE tractive drapes and valances, roll screens and storm Madeline Smith, Realtor. MI. Telephone MI, 9-55lo TICUT,'Scale 1 in.-60 ft. Aug.' 14, 19.50 Revised Oct. ’50, | windows, excellent closet space, casement windows, full 9-1642, MI. 9-1144. I "•’I 5 room ranch home situated on the brow I Robert H. Chambers, C.E. Surveyor. Rockville, Conn.” -attic and basement including 2 car garsgit', Jameaite G0MIN8 SEASON ON DEC. 5 drive, tile bath and lavatory plus so many other well DUPLEX 6*, two new heating-sya- 310,900, MOI^ERN two or three Artesian weU, fireplace, tile o i m . Just North of Wilbur Cross Parkway on Rt. 81, 51 planned features. The lot haa a frontage of 125 feet tenia, topper plumbing, nice resi­ I bath, hot water oU-ftred heat, two car atUched garage. | dential area, very central. (Jarlton bedroom home. Recreation room. J room ranch home, plastered walls, insulated, b^board 231 GREEN ROAD , with depth of 300. This umisual home is available due W. HutChlna. MI. 9-5132, Ml. Completely redecorated, inside At The Center... l^diationt oil heat, basement garage. . Seven-room Cape (!!od and one car garage. First Aoor rooms to owner'a being transferred to California. Inapectlon 9-4694. and Out. Cellar. Garage’, amesite • TERMS OFSALE SUNDAYS consist of living room with fireplace, kitchen, dining room; den by appointment only at your convenience. drive, trees. 197’ lot. Near bus, 1* tortlfieffcheck at time of sale. i TERMS OF SALE - or sleeping room and baLhroom. Second floor: Three bedrooms. $6,500—ElVE room Cape, one par- shopi^ing. Carlton W, Hutchins. DESIRABLE STORErFOR RENT u ^.**‘*u 3® ‘••yu of approval of sale and deed 12 NOON to 8 P.M. Wanted 11. 10% cash or certified check 4t time of sale. , Dwelling is equipped with steam heat, oil burner, laundry in base­ 'tially finlabed. Large kitenen, MI. 9-5182, 9-4694. I by tbs Superior Court. ment, 100% insUation, storm windows and screens. Oak floors. aluminiim storm .'windows, oil 12. Balance within'10 days of approval of sale and deed Nicely planted lot 60 x 126. Sale price 812,800. For appointment heat, baaement 95’ lot. Suburban. MANCHE2STER—Near Parkway-^ WILL REMODEL FRONT RICHARD W. LAW You’ll koow what extra good eating really la when you make It |>y the Superior Court. - ROBERT J. SMITH, INC Carlton W, Hutchins, Realtor. MI. exciting news! Price reduced .to TOBACUO SORTERS, SIZERS, TIERS to He these homes esU , ^ 963 MAIN STREET—Telephone MI 9-8241 Committee a hab(t to have ^dinner with ua often. Conte In soon. ' RICHARb W. LAW 11 9-5132, 9-4694. 311,500 ,on this large, bider home HEAT FURNISHED 63 East Center Street . Committee McKin n ey i r o t h e r s , i n c . REAL e s t a t e :—INSURANCE (with l',4' acres of land. 'IVo-car ITS NICE TO DINE OUT FOUR BEDROOM Cape, oil heat. garage, chicken coop, Timken oil Miipuhester, Connecticut APPLY DEG. S AT 7:36 A il. 63 East Center Street REALTORS 489*5Uia S t, Manchester. C

y • ' - V. . ^ • - ' PAGE FOURTEEN SATURDAY, DECEMBER 3, 19n Avfrage Daily Net Press Hun tAV- iHanrlir]Bt(r lEtKtttng H^rdUi Fhr the Week Baded Dee. 8. 1868 - The Weathtr Foreiiet ed O. S. Wenthei then on,' John Glynn was the t About Town favorite butt of their jokes. Circle Sets Date 11,903 (Seitr. windy, colder tenlflit. In the middle of one dark night, CrRsh Hospitalizes Tw o, Ties UpHTraffic Heard Along Main Street Meoaber o f the Aadit Low In mid 20s. Mostly mmny’. ' Mr. «ad Mra. I w Scott, 1S6 they stole ' down to the shop and Bnreea et Clrmlstlon Mapl« S t, ur« oxpoctad home to- raised a ladder to the sign above For Annual Party colder 'niesday. High in mid Sde. ^ d her 4 two week! vmcatlon tn And on Some o f Mancheater^i Side Streets, Too the window)^.: MancheUer-^A ^ity o f Village Cham% Mlimi, tnorlda. Thejr mad* the The next'morning John Qlynn unusually attracUye rhymed tHp to and from the Peninpular came bustling aci;oBa the equare and . stenciled invitations hav* . state by airlinea. Early Christmas Olfl l-chitect hired for the job were and had almost reached his. place (EIGHTEEN PAGES) .MANCHESTER, CONN., MONDAY. DECEMBER 5, 1955 Santa had a black-robed aide in treated at some length. Or rather of buainess when he caught alght been mailed id members of St. (OeaeMled Adrerttalng an P n g /18) PRICE n V E CEMiG the local court one day this week, his attributes, for according to the of the altered sign. There, where tt Margaret's. Circle, Daughters of although Christmas is still a num­ report this, architect has com­ had once announced in proud-goM laabelliu,. reminding them of the Mothers Circle will b* held Mon­ bed of days away. bined in himself, in his physical letters, "John Olynn, Locksmith annual Chrtstmas party at Ca- Malenkov Advance day night at 7:30 . in the John It seems a truck driver, had a self, that Is. all the serviceable and Bell-Raiser." the "Locksmith v#ys, Dec. 12, at 6:30 p.m., and Mather Room of the Masonic little trouble with an electronic qualities more normally associated and" had been blocked out and the that reservations will close Dec. 6. Temple. Election of officers will gadget in use by the police. As a with the blinding materials and "B" changed to an "H." He swelled The meal will be In the form of Airline^ UoS. Blamed ReportedN ii^oviet take place. matter of fact, he was arrested and methods he uses. TTirtugh true with anger, exploding in s roar a amorgaabard, and most of the charged with a violation of the*; American ingenuity he has pro­ as he caught sight of the names of dishes are zigzagged The Chaminade Club will hold rules of the road. through the center of the sheet—to . liendon, Dec. 5 (P)—Depoaed i o n jected (displaced) his personality prankster* peeking around the Soviet Premier Oeorgl Malen­ ita monthly meeting Monday night The driver evidently had some into building materials, and there­ comer to sm his reaction, an(l, mention a few—riobater newl^rg, at 8 o'clock in the F^eration mental reservations as to how he by achieved with ultimate success shaking ! hla bumbleshooti he turkey, assorted salada, spired kov waa described In a Mos­ Room of the Center Congregation­ violated these rules, so he pleaded the apogee of specialization. started after them. crabapples. Here there are hi 1949 Death of 55 cow radio broadtiaat . today as al Church. This will take the form not guilty when he fkced the court A sentence as It stand* in the littM sketches of china and silver­ "first deputy chairman of th* Out "intrT the square they ran USSR Council of Mlniatera." Of a Christmas meeting. Members this week. ireport. without deletions or addi­ just as a horae-drawn trolley was ware. and a .group of camnss and are reminded' to bring 80 cent (In practice, court officials .often tions. readj! Santa Claus’ decorates opposite Washington, Dec. 6 (/P)— That would make him a first passing by the boy* hopped on at deputy premier, the council grabbag gifts. postpone hearing, cases In jwhich '(Name) was selected primarily the rear entrance and tore through corners. The Supreme Court held to­ the plea is innocent until after because of his simplicity of design The invitations are the work of being the Soviet equivalent of the vehicle and out the front, day that the U.S. Govern­ a government cabinat. Sunset Council, No. 43, Degree th<« in which the d*fendanU plead ! and flexibility and because of in* pursued bV the raging lock.smlth, Mrs. Richard Ross of-the commit­ / les of Pocahontas, will hold a regular guilty so the latter, usually the ability to create a feeHng of tee. .Others serving ere Mra. Mi­ ment and Eastern Air Lines It waa not clear whether and startling the sleepy, work- Malenkov is again moving up meeting Monday night at 8 o'clock majority, will not have to wait so warmth In classroom units bound commuters out of their chael Gorman and Mra. Foster •were jointly negligent in a In Tinker Hall. The business will long for their turn. Trial* occa­ Williams, co-chairmen; Mr*. the ladder of power in the So­ If this ts an indication, it won't wits. 1949 air crash here which viet Union. Since he waa consist of the nomination of of- sionally are time consuming. ) be long before our buildings are As the story goes, there was a Charles .Donahue^ Mra. Francis Thus, the truck dHver's case was killed 55 mople. forced out of the .Soviet pre­ Scers for the coming year. It is built out of architects. Maybe, hot time in Harvard^ Square that Breen. Mr*. Anthony Lumbruno Tho Tribunal/ *iiQultaneously anticipated that a delegation from passed (postponed for Ister hearing i before long, newspapermen will and Mrs. Mary Brunette. , miership last February, he ha’d cold, windswept morning, and if rafusad to interfere with a deciston been descriSed merely as a lakota Council. No. 61. will be in the court session) and he re­ j will themselves newsprint skins John Glynn had csiught up with Convention turned to his seat. that the gofemment and air line deputy chairman—without the present for a rehearsal of the com­ and dowel shapes, ro they can the culprits, he would have gladly could not be he)d liable for more bined degree team. v Outside stood his faithful beast ' mu*f ■ flrat. toddle peaceably through the pop­ shown them how well he could 1 / than $15,000 damages each for any of burden, the truck. "Neither ulace with '. > day's happenings Elks Make Plans Announcements of the So­ snow, nor rain, nor heat, nor gloopi 1 have lived up to that altered sign. ! one .death in the spectacular crarh. viet lineup after Malenkov's Told to Aid An entirely new program will on their persons, after being rolled 1 U ■ r - An Blaatern Air Lines DC-4 and of night" stays these trucks from onto and off the dally presses. ouster listed flv* first deputy be given by the High School Round their appointed rounds, but this one Ever Old, but Ever New For Swedish Night a P-38 fighter flown by Bolivian chairmen of the Council of Tbble Singers Wednesday, *Oec. 7, The CThristmaa displays that pilot Eric Rio* Bridoux collided was awaiting the judicial flat. , Trackless Tract ' ^ Miniaters; Malenkov then was •t 7:30 p.m. in the Second Congre­ Another complication arose. Be­ bloom in Manchester every De­ while both craft tried to land at listed along with seven other Dem ocracy gational Church. The occasion is There's a rumor fl>’ing around, cember do much to inspire the The Elks are planning to hold a the Washington National Airport, fore the driver's case came up Two women resident educational counselors from theTjnlversTty Swedish Night in their home on deputy chairmen. He also waa the 6)l-gToup meeting of the wom ­ particularly around the Municipal spirit of th* season—but they can Bridoux, alone in the P-3a, waa the s / again, the cdurt-went into a short of Connecticut were hospitalized for Injuries suffered yestetdsy after­ Biasell St. on Saturday, Jan. 14, named qiinistb'r of the electric By THE ASSOCIATEO PBBBS en's Tic i^ e for Service. The Toser recess. (Remember that the U.8. Building, that somebody has built be a headache to a newspaper. / only, survivor..' He later waa ab­ a founclation, .partly on the wrong Pair injured j noon at 3:30 p.m. when their bar. right, sihashed nearly head on into a Preliminary plans have been made power station Industry. President Eisenhower Group will be in charge of devo­ mail was still waiting outside to be Many of the diaplaya are the Torrlngton man's car on New Bolton Rd. Traffic waa tied up for more solved of blame. The broadcast describing lot somewhere In the Msgulre same, year in and year out, and and includ,e a Swedish Smorgas­ «The Court of Appeals decided \ tions and refreshments, and the delivered to other conveyances tract. than an hour. Mrs. Mary D9via 59, and Mrs./Jane Tomlin*. 62, driver bord to be serv-ed *t 6:30 p.m., I as a first deputy chairman urged the newly-merged AFL- businesa session conducted by Mra which Watt for almost no man.) The Herald,' though eager to run the government was liable for nag' Now the .Maguire tract being 111 Crash Here of the car, were admitted to Mancheatgr Memorial Hospital, Snow'y, which will be followed by an even­ he l^d been attending' a' CIO today to make sure th« SHeandr Martin, presidnt, will fol-, Judge Wesley ,C. Oryk was.ap­ pictures of the signs of Christmas, ligence of Civil Aeronautics Ad­ what it Is. a story such as that one f44ls a certain obligation to gat a ______I ‘cy roads contributwLto the smsuihup. police aald. Eric C. Johnson' 23 ing of dancing. ministration tower operators at in i^ s t party conferenc* iwlitical rights of minorities low. prised of the situation, recon­ The Smorgasbord, among other Innhe Ural mountain area. vened court immediately, suspend­ could be apocryphal.’ Bilt the ac fresh slant on annual events, even Two women connected with' the ^■'‘v^-' the damaged automobile facing the camera, was' uninjured: Natitmal Airport. 'Fhe decision in­ within the big labor orsaid- knowledged expert on Maguire (llShes, will include such Swe^*h Regina D'ltalia Society members ed judgment on a plea changed to Christmas. University of Connecticut, driving terpreted the Federal Tort Claim* zation are protected and ac­ tract matters hints that the tale Is items as sill, korv, sylt*. meat- Act, which permit* damage auit* are requested to meet at the Ital­ guilty by the truck driver in the Tradition is fine, but getting in a east on New Bolton Rd. yesterday petition on the State level. curately reflected in ita af­ true, although he steadfastly re­ rut isn't, and sometimes the line afternoon, were taken to Manches­ Tlie State Scholarship Dnnmit- balls and Umpa. Also included againat the United State* for In­ ian-American Club on Eldridge St Interests of expediency and the Plan Yule Party will be turkey and boiled ham, to­ Eden, Ike T fairs. fuse* to give the details. between them Is thin. ter Memorial Hospital with In- j tee Will pick the beat of thS three juries or deaths caused by negli­ for a Christrhas dinner Monday, mail went on its way. The judge gether with several types of said he did not want to hold up And a good many town oiricer*. There was an informal confer­ juries after their car was in a finall.sta for an additional $200 gent acts of government employe*. The President’s advica was la s Dec. S, at 6:30 p.m. Mrs. Anna who cannot be named, are taking ence on this problem in The head-on crash with a car driven by award and the >next two for ad­ For Emblem Club salads, baked heans. Macaroni and UqaninMus Order message prepared for ^eUvery by Boroeotti Is chairman of the com­ Christmas packages and suspended a choice selectioh of tasty extras. Set Next judgment when the driver ex­ an "I told you so" attitude. "It -Herald office the other day, and a Torrlngton man who ia a Uni­ ditional prizes of 1100, ' The Supreme Court’s action in Ulephon* from Ms Gettysburg, mittee of arrangements. was bound to happen,” they are the hope waa voiced, aomewhat versity of Connecticut student. The committee ia attempting to upholding the circuit court waa an­ Ps., home to the merger conven­ plained he had a good driving rec­ Manchester Emblem Club. No. obtain a Sweijish orchestra to tion In New York. ord. • telllhg each other, and agreeing wistfully, that something "differ­ Patrolman Thomas Graham In- nounced 3n a brief, unanimous or­ • Tbe Motherhood of Mary Moth- that you can't lay out a residential ent" would be done with, some of vsatlgated and aaid Mra. Jane 251, has set the date of Monday, ftlmish the music for dancing. der. It cited m Supreme Court de­ In Washiii^oi^ It esme sgsinst s background < We thodght Santa’s staff might Tickets will be made svauable contention by some - - - ers Circle will hold Its annual like to know about this. tract with a tape measure. the traditional displays so that a Tomlina. 62, the driver, and Mra. Dec. .12, at 8 p.m, for its annual cision of Nov. 21 holding the fed­ Raiiubllci Christmas party Monday evening, Jt la a certainty that no civil en- Hospital Notes shortly to Elk* and their guests, that the combined AFTi-ti-CIO , s. ------fresh picture, could be taken for a Mary Davit, 69. both resident ed- Christmas party. It will be held for eral government could be sued un- J (Jettysburg, p / , Dec. 5 (M D e c . 6, at the borne of Mrs. John UUiUatiak Man J ^ i«^ dr WUe Marcher Is ^ ^ g io change: _ iicatlonal counselor* at . ,the, Unl- ^ f l t o J.he limited. UpAtS.At -thfl- •^i>Lthft-. ^ rtdGlataaarAct lie treading .on rights o f Elk»4tom*.--enly-*-Testrfc6ffiram- jlgji* nttulOog from pegligence, hX: confer \vith Fresidant Eisenhowar iflettrtiefi ff lt 'ehdoned **^^frl:^ab on Blssisn -Thif ’cluV .rang. It was the Park DapartrasnU crash. They were \aken to th(» e) AaailurLaUrerHAhor; or 'WkiRS the Coast' Guard in its operation Popeleskl will assist the hoatess. *Sk*d abikitab»it the mtsplacedm finlicS r™.founda­ hospitar in the VVllUa.m P. Quish Tansie Finn. 48 Deerfield Dr.; Mra. Club, No. 5 to be its guests:—^— Interest in this Affair has been .o f a lighthouse light. ary. election. . of anxiety, the age of analysis, and Whose personnel annually erects high and all Elks who plan to at­ the age of apscisllsatlon. With re­ tion, he denied any but hearsay the Nativity Scene provided for ambulance. Rose Calkins, 4 Deepwood Dr.; Christma/ carols will be sung A jury in U.S. District Court here The /W hite House announced Eisenhower lu m p^ poiKlflal, Ib e Polish Women'a Alliance, knowMge. When he was remind- Mrs. Tomlins suffered lacera­ Bryce K. Carpenter Jr.. Andover; Santa CTaus will distribute gifts tend should purchase theii' tickets found Eastern Air Lines also neg­ economic and socljd matters In ligion and amence both Impugned Center Park by the Tall Cedars of early to avoid disappointment. th laj^ ay, aaylng Eden will a^nd giving hla advice. Group 618, wrlll hold ita annual as .infallible proofs for our exist­ Lebanon. . tions of the head and Mrs. Davis Malcolm Scribner, East Hartford; and a delightful buffet is planned. ligent and liable for damages as a ^ w days'' In Washington—ob- meeting Sunday, Dec. 4, at 2 p.m. ence,. gOth century man lives in ^assilissij,”'' <« .iT — "T •"<1 “ k- received a fractured clavicle. Hos­ Mrs. Betty Weber, Andover; Ray­ a result of the 1949 crash, but the The Presidei^ mraeara waa ea if IT the problem would not be his Th* department spokesman was mond Strickland, id Lillian Dr.; President Joan Oates win be usly to plan cold war strategy prepared for.^tephonlng to tha at 77 North S t Election of offi- dread, certain philosophers say. asking If The Herald had any pho­ pital authorities said they spent a assisted by her officers and a large Court of Appeals ordered a new the light of Russia's return to an headache one of these days, the in- good night. Mrs. Cla)re Morlarty, 12 Morse trial for the air line. The order was AFL-CIO nxirger convention In cers will take place. After the Some of them have gone on to say tos on hanq of last year's Nativity committee, Mr*. Ralph Hibbard Is openly belligerent attitude. New YotHy that the 20th century is-the age of "sup^*e*.^ The car driven by Mrs. Tomlins Rd.; Mrs. Afmle Gibbon. 60 Walnut baaed on a finding that the trial meeting a Christmas buffet wdll Scene. It seems the Park people St.; Mrs. Laura Thorp, West Wlll- chairman and Mra. Harold Woods 1 HEARINS AID Whit* House I*re*s Secretary the displaced personality. This last between the skidded into the front of an auto­ co-chairman of th* social commit-1 judge Aiade mistake In aubmlt- II'T-"' Pllpfo. EisenMswer ufged tha new union be enjoyed and a Christmas grab- •” ° ‘ *>er parties Interest- wei-en't sure just how th* scene tngton; Robert Doboaz, Rockville; James C. Hagerty made ths fol­ organlMtion—the world's largest bag will be a feature. deSnitlon holds more fact than ab­ mobile driven by Eric C. Johnson. tee. Others include Mrs. Johii Zie-1 ting to the jury a question of JESSE A. BRAINARD lowing announi^ment: ed in tlw affairs of the Maguire looked last year, and they wanted 23, heading west. Johnson was Craig Nlle.s, 778 CenteV St.; ACCESSORIES whether the eastern plane "unau- —*OyFw,tect the political and othar straction. according to evidence wetract' the picture to make the duplica­ mak, Mrs. Donald Jorgenson, Mrs, 3laonilllan Also Coming intend to present here. , his assurance that not hurt, Graham said. Johnson Shai-yn Brown, 58 Cooper Hill St.; Charles Lathrop, Mrs. Normdn thorizedly deviated from the traf- rtgku- o f minorities within Uuic ' Member* o f Hose Ob. No. 2. toe whofe thing can be atralghten- tion of the 1954 scene easier. Francis CaVsae, Man.^fleld Dejrot; j "The President of the United iks and make sura th* viawa at 8MFD, will meet at the firehouse This age, remember, has been was reportedly going home for the Blanchette. Mr.s. Joseph Bissonette ! North End Pharmaov llcpattem." ^ out without any trouble or re­ weekend. Mrs. Grace Drcs.^er, 42 Lawrence The Court of Appeals rulings con. States'? has Invi^d the BritUh at the Center tomorrow night at called one of specialisation and one How About the Floor? and Mrs. Milton Wagner. i 4 Depot Square—MI 9-4S8S flectol”**"*** "McuraUly rs- of displaced personality. The flrst course to official channel*. ' The patrolman estimated dam­ St.; Rockville; Mrs. Andrew eemed sUits filed against the gov­ Prime Minister to- spend a few 7:80 to proceed from there to the One room In the police station age at I-IOO to the front of the Doering Ea.st Hartford; Oliver Mrs. Joseph Reynolds head* the i ernment and Eastern by the estate School Parley feen days as his guest in Washington at Five were injured, two aerioualy, when this car plowed Into the rear of a trailer truck almoat Thla was the clo M t the Prasl- Watkins-Weat Funeral House to has bMn claimed by certain edu­ Is going to be known as the committee in charge of decorating I cators. the Mcond by certain Converted W.C. Johnson car and J400 to the right Peck, Rockville; Mrs. Estelle of Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Miller, of the end of January. This invita­ neath the W. Middle Tpke. overpass at Rt. 15 about noon today. Hartford Hospital officials ^nt came to a rafaranim to ths pay respects to Herbert C. John' "Green" room (there's another ^ on t of the auto containing the Johnson, 20 Trebbe Dr.; Miss the tables and general decorations. I Chevy Oiase, Md. The Millera were tion haa been -cordially accepted. 'pbllUcsl overtonaa surrounding tha aon, two of whose brothers are philosophers. Superintendent Horace She will be assisted by Mrs. George ' Brother Timothy Daniels, In charge of th* group.or students from Catholic Mt. St. Michael Schq Now, let's focus the speculative j^**'yhey has the only piarble- color?). nw o women. The accident is still Marilyn Gould. 73 Chestnut St.; killed in the colllaion.. The British Foreign Secretary will TTie Bronx, N. Y., returning from a baakatball Sauia in Lawrence, Maaa., yesterday, suffers Itipl* AFL-CIO merger. Some RiqiubU- members of the company. An alcove in which to stop under investigation, police aaid. Donald Schneider,. Rockville; Mr*. English, Mrs, Ernest Barnes, Mr*. MARLOW'S Counsel for th* estate appealed spotlight t of about five feet ceiling while, but gt the cost of Manchester High School stu*, Hampton. __ The announcement of the new r-> aouthweat part of Manchester, the don't faze us usually, and when dents will participate for tliie' fl'i'st ...... ^ ^ AEC Chairman Brslnard, cbalrmaa *f Bralnard declared, adding "If we making your meetings the world's they do filter down to us we twist and the floor Uetlle. aome extra, labor. BIRTHS YESTERDAY: A -son to Washington talks,was mads while Bonn Discuss moat effective axhlMt at Serao- Keeney and Watherell Sts area. time this year in the annual col-] Mr. and Mrs. Joh/^uV fleld.'/g S WROUGHT IRON ’nemher Coaaectlrn't' deMgatloa allow our schools to be nm by any them into a functional shape on Murphey has a tall file sitting In Since the root/Is near the cell 'd presideat of the Cpdmeeticiit single person or group they will Elsenhower r/*a conferring here cratlc processss." The cubs are asking residents In the closet, not yet having had time block, there was a footless rumor lege acholarshtp compelltloi| Adams St.; a daughter to Mr. and QUINN’S Balks at Quh with hia apeciat aaalatant In charge the area to put paper and rag* on the level of action. spon.sored annually by the Con- Mrs; Herbert Johnson. Amston. i|mdl of Educatifn. tend to reflect only limited polnU As Car, "In thaaa meetings,’' h# add(H£ •Inca ha moved Into hfa new quar- about the pal/ter )>eing tncarcer RAILINGS of ahort-of-war planning. Nelson Barge Dispute Hit 'th e front lawns where they will So take thoM two concept* nec'ti,cut Elks As.sn., Johft L,von.», of .view. Good schools do not de­ ‘the rights of minorities holding again: displaced personality, and tara to crowd the room. And If you ated, but we/oon't necessarily put DISCHARGED YESTERDAY. Rockefeller. dWeiing social, oconomio and pot be picked up by trucks. chairman of the local Elks Youth Mrs. Katherin^ Pavelcak, 138 N. ; PHARMACY Porch Columns, Hand Rails. History will ^ d e r well the pend solely on professionals. It Is specialization. We have evidence lust glanced Into the cloiet'. you'd much stoclvin It On Dixon Pact too big a job. Ail the chairmen at Hagerty said, how«ver, there Berlin, Dec. 5 (F) —Communist llticai views must ha aenipulously be at a loea to figure out the pur- Activities Committee, announced School St.; Mrs. Catherine Quinn, i ' Pipe Guard Rails just-concluded ^ I t e House Con­ was no connection between th* Ei- Five, possibly six youths N. Y „ Catholic'high ocheol. They Roger Turklngton, sen of Mr. that we Americans have merged today. I- ference on ElddMtion befora de­ the conference adopted a resolu­ East Germany Iniiated today that Injured, three crlUcally, when Hietr were returning frotn a game played proteetjed and thatr views aocur- those two somewhat different P*»« the fancy trappings. 'ollce Celebrate 11 Vine St.; Mrs.' Mary Maynard, aenhower-Rockefeller talk and the rately redacted.’’ and Mra William Turkington, 28 A total of 11.900 will be awarded 302 Main St.; Mrs. Rose Campbell, 1 OPEN SUNDAYS There la Still Time Before Wartlngton, Dec. 5 (P)—Chair­ ciding its ^^ificance.. Jesse A. tion calling for this kind of an ac- the question of barge traffic to Iso­ car evidently rammed into t^ c e a r yesterday In Lawtence, Masd:, and somewhat akin abstractions Bijt if you looked reel close you On the day after S-D Day here man Lewis L. Btrauai of the tlvUy on Mtato &nd ]oc&l levels. The PrreatiMnt, In a maaaaara ha Bigelow St., wrin be a violin soloist to the three most 'proTilsing can- 203 Summit St.; John Purdy Jr.. I Christmas „ Brainaril ^ Coventry, chairman lated West Berlin must be han­ of a trailer truck today on .Dm Wil­ where they lost. into a solid, workable unit, free of could SM evidences that there were there/occurred a scene w* wish Atomic Energy Commiaaion (AEC) (ConUaued on Png* Ten) talkad oyer in detail with S a m - in the concert to be presented by once niumbing fixture* in the dtdales in the .<^tate, who will be 30 Jean Rd.; Stephen Phllllp.s, 104 | of the iT^einber delegation from well be the key that dled on a ministerial level by the bur ' Cross Highway atmoat be­ The violence of the impact, oh- complications and metaphysical be reenacted in at least 97 elected after screening on the refused today, “whatever th* pen- WII open the door. Every member tw y of Labor Mitchell and other the Wesleyan University Chamber overtonss. ' robm. It was, in the past, a toilet coihmunltles—the numbe of towns Haniltn St.; John Massey, RFD 2, | !IA.M,to1 P,M, VALLEY WELDING CO. Oonnecttcut fears the final report West German government. neath tha W, Middle /Tpbt. over- aervera at the scene of the acci­ Orchestra next Wednesday in Me­ roohi* local and district levelii. First Manchester; William Morgan. Phone Olastoniniry ME 8-9118 •alty may be,” to tell Senate tnvea- le much of the valuable de- or the community should be inter­ The Oommunlata thus acknowl­ paaa. dent said, drove the rear wheels of advisers in advancs. atressed the A school board in a neighboring cities where the National .Safe- prize l.s $700 and second third tigators whether he discussed with ested In the scdiools.” • morial Chapel (m the school cam- town recently Irsued to taxpayers Council said fatal accidents Coventry; Richard Spullck Jr.. 199 fold^ In the more round edged they hope to force recogni Usted as in seriods oondlUon by the trailer truck forward under pua pi'lze.n are $600 each. “ Adams St.; Mrs. Beatrice Aborn, i 6P,M ,to9P,M . Call Today—CaU Collect the White House hla decision to inXmate table discussions. Brainard Indicates a willing- Algeria Rebels tlon of their regime through the the truck body, *• (OoBtianed am Pago Thn); a progress report on plans for a Pnuika Hereditary took place Dec. 1. repudiate th* Dixon-Yates con­ Hartford HoapitaKauthoritles were Applications, which can be ob­ Rockville; Mrs. Josephine Koss, No Charge For Estimates However, this doe* not mean the ’ll* ^ "6° new clampdown on the water Brother DmoUiy Danieh Edward It also twisted the car ln$0 a *------—w------proposed high school. In the re­ A aeries of coliege-boy prank The town's , only policewoman tract. ' K»aoly a u b ^ m m i t tee the affair was conducted and be­ nojr listed as In sarious condition Niikts #U a nusfMto Still plenty of wear left la It.** back In th/middle of Seriously, we can understand The best two will be foi-warded Braiqard believe* the tendency, least 40 person* were killed yester­ East German Communist party.' boipital authorities. and firemen of the SMFD - re­ to the DUtrict Scholarship Com­ headed by Sen. Kefativer (D-Tenn) fore discussing his interpretations day in a violent battle between TEL. Ml 8-8186 •hoea when brongkt here for the 19 cenfury. the feelings that resulted In the whether he had. spy conversations by necessity, on the top level to Sortet Drops Power Arthur Vigglapo, of North sponded. TECH ^ PLAT PRT At that time, h ^ great-great mittee, which' will pick one for a generalize may take many vital of the oSciaT agenda, says the Algerian Nationalista and French Details on how tha accident oc­ expert repalrlag. little gathering. Policemen see so teut the with White early sessions were victimized by Die future' of barge traffic Pelham, N. Y., 'was believed to Atlanta, 5 (P) 11j Ugenta grandfather. John/ Glynn, had much pain and auftfring resulting $500 award and for further com-. lour* otu ingredient* from the final report, troops in the nqarket place of a lit­ curred were not available at proia a t the V n lv ^ t y a y s ^ . at WORK d o n e w h il e S 'ctr ever to imply attempt* to "sensationalize" the tle vlUage near th* TunUlan vital link ' in the lifeline df ^ i s have been treated at another hos­ ------* ayatam __ come down from ^ ew Hampshire from automobile accldento that that I ha^ but he hopes the valuable ideas, Communist-surrounded city /w a s time as all the occupanta of the car Georgia today B v e Oh Odanka TOD WAIT event. border. * pital but his condition waa not went to a hospiUl in Hartford. to open a shop In/Harvard Square. they are thankful for surcease. He contaiided the constitutional though not highlighted, will be raised over the weekend by tht known at prasa time. Tech a green I lgh h t t ^l a p jl^ ^ T I p iS / He vvas. by ;iro«^Bslon. a locksmith According to Brainard. the The rebeU, mixing with th* mld- . Hartford Hoapltal officials listed We’ve heard rumblings about FOR PROMPT provision/for the separation of preserved and available for study disclosure that the RqMigna have Played in Bay State burgh In the Sugar■gar Bawl Bowl faotiK and Dell-ralseiyln those days when by researcher*. racial issue was not discussed at moming market crowd, opened fire the ages of the five youths who iMll game Jan. 2. SAM YULYES the use of radar and the vai'ioua Pqw*rq/In government prohibits his table, nor was it a subject for on police and later cut all tele­ given th* East Oennan/power to The group was part of Mt. S t L LEAOINO BRANDS A bells were himg.over the door with Safety measi^res taken by- police 1 Results Not Visible Now ■ a SHOE REFAlRlNO REFRIGERATION I I l l from making Such in- entire conference discussion. phone and talwp'aph wires connect- renew or deny appUbations for the Michael basketball team, a' Bronpe, r AIRMAn. - NOTER * 1 OF THE BETTER KIND a cord that/U-as jangled to arouse In an effort to ciit the accident qulrt^. I He admita the true results of (ContUued aia Page Tea) MEANT TOP LABOB B(MM the house-owner, SERVICE Speaking frankly, he also says Jng the vUlkgti of Lamy with the operation of /estern-owned IS Mapla St,—AesM* From rate. At tirnea It fnust seem to ''On penalty of whatever, the the conclave which'brought J .800 he personally met many men of rest of Algeria. barges. New Tork, Deo. S (P )-4lM rto John caught the attention them as though they are shoveling CALL WILLIAMS _ nalty may be. I’U claim the men and women of-divergent views Mfsuiy, one-time New Terk First Natlaaal FkrMag Lot of the ^ rv a rd boy* because of his the clergy and does not feel It was Ole worst single inclflent The Rusalanp'^datwhava turned r ArthMr Diic Stores^ against the tide. Speeding remains IlS A lH iB X privilege under the doctrine of the together are nSt diacernible now in moatha in Algeria, where a*: back 52 permit applications, say­ Idumber, today was nnanlniaMsIy striking appearance. He was a the main cause of auto accident*. Ml 9.3585 CMS II iroMieii* ST separation o f powers," Strauss and agrees time alone will ihow elected PreaMent.af the newly g i* n t/f a man with a darning red said. (Continued on Page Ten) aasalnations and ^erilla warfare ing these must be submitted to Against criticism of the police INI CONNICTICST iTSri MISICS'l lOCIIt* have become common in the past East GermM officials for process­ Red Leaders Push merged AFL-CIO at Its founding ^It ^wasn't ^key program, w e ask this'^queatlohs: "Isn't it natural you would noti­ eenventten. MeSby pledged. In • ■•ear.. ing. ' fy the 'White House of the posaibil- Initial reports Indicated 31 Al­ keynote speech, ttisb-he weaM w ally enormous and firry. From abqut speeder*?- Ity of fraud?'' Kefauver asked. The Soviet action raised the poa- —Anon. gerians were killed in the market sibillty the CommUnlsU might-try lead the new 18 mlUion member "That's a natural inference,” place and nine more died when organization im "n fbree for goad Strauss repffed. U.S. Opens U.N. Drive to set up a partial blockade by cut­ on fee all Aiiierlea." troops opened -tiro' on a bus that ting off Weatern barge traffic Willjam Mitchell, general coun­ refused to halt. Die number of po­ 2 DAYS ONLY sel of the AEC who wrote the through the denial of . peroitts. lice or soldiers lost, was not. an­ About 24 per cant' of West Berlin’s SOVIETS HITS WEST PBM S opinion on wlffch the repudiation For Ike *Open Sky’ Plan nounced. M a i^ d ^ , Burma, Dec. 5 (/P)— Nikita S. Khrushchev con- Moymyo, Burma, Dec. 5 « SALE was baaed, insisted that "I haven't 'After the fight started, a Freneji Gen, Ivan A. Serov, chief of Se- tipuedi his BHrtering public attacks on Burma’s pre-war British DECEMIER 5 aad^^DECEMBEll 4 said there waa any" fraud” in the armored car sped to the center of vIet security forces, threatened contract. And Strauss-said he still the market place to quejl the dis­ rulers over thVweekend. He also told a group of Burmese lead­ today to have British and Ametw think* the contract objective* were Nations, N. Y., Dec. 5 solution of free world • alliances ers Russia “ territorially belongs more to Asia" than to Europe —The United States hunched Its I which have l:sen . in re order. r- lean coirespondento barred tram Clsoii up brutfi Of rotter sound. —>-...... -TTie-Trtttirg* orX am y r* aboiiT — Khzuahchevr firat/iecFetaiy o f-^ i- • -the tour |mrty of Boelet PreiH g - fight today for -U.K'. Assembly en­ sponse to the Soviet Union's post­ the Soviet Communist ^ r t y , and' "I founds no probable fraud." dorsement of President Eisen-, 20 miles frbm- the Mediterranean 61, A. Bnlgamu and Comsitnulst with tap ,woter. Mitchell teabfled. war policy and action, then a coast and almost beside the Tuni­ Called from AP WIrea Premier-Bulganin came h ^ from Party Boas N. S. Khrushchev. bower’s "open sky ”, inspection plan specious disarmaiirent.program un Teunggyl. There th* part/vohlef NAtniX it mod* with the new He pointed repeatedly to . lan­ as a first step toward disarmament sian frontier, in an area where the U.S. Portugal guage la hla opinian; which held supported by inspection would also laidied out at "colonial S p ecial Acrytic Latex. . . the tqteit and a ban on nuclear weapons. scire'Ihtft end. French have'long been plagued by Ma r i n e j e t p il o t k il u e d there wSs 'a "substantial question smuggltng and gunrunning. Senate internal subcqpimittee be ..charging _ t)ie British had Weymouth, Mite,. Dec. 6 on - -HeniY-iCahot-Lodge-Jr^-chlef — f?8ul we-»ce-loath-to tlnnlc-that gtar flraroF Uiiee closed hearkig* sitting on the necki" of -WAIN “ihtolWpolnIS UdoHiiiir" o r the' vaiiffiiy” df 'lhe cohrM^^ U.S. delegate, told the Asaembly ? "Meenwhile, ’ the' resTgniTibh' of ■S,&Stand on Goa - A Marine Carpa pilot ws which only the courts could settle. this ia the answer to our questions. inveatlgatlon of alleged Com mese people Re-uMyour roomi ii) 2 heurt. Political Committee that the Ei­ Moslem town councilors in Algierg in _ today when Ms F-J 2 (Fury Jet) That finding, he said: -was based Gentlemen, let us have clear an- and six smaller cities was re­ munist infiltration or subversive Moscow Denies Htateinent senhower plan to exchange aerial rnvers. .the world deserves them." Hi* all-out campaign on the plane crashed and burned a mdls SKIRTS TROUSERS Wide choice of beoutifvl on the question of whether there ported. The resignations came in affiliations in communications Angers Indians iMrth of the South Weymouth inapection righta and defense blue­ President Eisenhower first'pro- fields of press, radio and televialon colonial theme continued despite cotort. Come in for o waa a "conflict of interest"' lb the print* between the Soviet Union protest against what the counci­ NaviU Air Station. The plaan role of Adolphe H. Welizell. former po.sed .the exchange at the Geneva lors termed "unprecedented repres­ ..Michigan Governor G. Mermen Moscow denials of an anti-British SWEAmBRS SLACKS FREE Cotor Cord fodoy) and the United Statei would rule summit meeting in July.. Presl' Williams' home under 24-bOnr statement attributed to him last New Delhi, India, Dec. 5 OF)— had Just taken off for Cherry adviser to the Budget Bureau who out surprise attacks and "may set sion" by the French. Point; ' N. C., and ersahed off aUo waa a vice-president of the in­ dential. as.

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