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> ;r }. : ■■ THURSDAY, DECEMBER 18, 19M PAGE TWENTY-EIGHT Mantlfpetfr lEtt^nthg Ji^rald Local Stores Open for Christmas Skjppper^ Covenant Lea(uo, Baturd^ at 9 Francis Hospital, a .daughter „to Washington Lodge, No. 117, ^ntil 9 o ’c lo c k i p.m. dollar bills will be pinned on Mr. and Mrs. John DeDonato. 41 LOL, wili hold its monthly meet^ About Town the ■ CJhriatmaa- tree for children Pioneer Circle, and on. Dec. 11 at ing tomorrow night at 7:30 in Orange Hall. Several candidates ■ at the Cromwell Home: and on | the Mt. Sinai Hospital, a daughter Average Dail.viNet Press Run U lu-Jotri Mooney, 41 Florence Sunday at the Covenant Congrega-! to Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Karris, will receive the first degree' and Thb Wemthcr HI., MiM ShdU O'Brien. 5« Afd- tional Church canned Jyuita will be 54 Birch St. ^ officers for the ykar 1957 will he ' For the Week Ended Fnreoaat or C. B. Waathar flhrMUi more B4.. and ^le* Eltiabeth' A. received for the home. ^ installed. Refreshments will be, Dec. 8, J95fi Willde, 94 Oxford St, *tuden.t served. r - ■------cv)d Fellows and Rebekah mem- Mixed-rain, aleet, snow tonigllt, nunes at the S t Francia Hos- probably changing to rnin Satur­ Ajtltal School of Nurelnff. Hartford, Recent births to Manchester res- bera are reminded of the* annual 12,412 combined Christmas party tomor­ Eleven of the women employes i day. Low toqlght 25-80. High Sat­ pave itartad a 12-week projram in identa at Hartford hospj.tala in­ Member of the Audit clude the following: on Dec. 10 at row at F p'.m. in Odd Fellows hall. of The Herald held - a Christmas ' \ • urday about 85. Har.ardMib drlvtilff ^peychlatric nursing at the Insti­ Bureau of .Circulation. in area. tute of Living in Hartford.- '■ the Hartford Hospital, a son to Parents who bring gifts for their dinner party last evening at : MCj. and Mra Melvin G. Cox, 3S children should mark them with ■ant Manchester— City of Village Charm 4 At the Christmas party of the^DeVon Dr., on Dec. 11 at the St. the name of the child. exchange of glflHr A GIFT J'ROM t (Classified Advertising an Page>^2) i i VOL. LXXVI, NO. 64 (TWENTY-FOUR PAGES—TWO SECTIONS) MANCHESTER. CONN., FRIDAY, DECEMBER 14' 19.56 PRICE FIVE CENTS H A L E ’S ■ W 5 HALE’S Self Serve and Meat Dept. . Is Sure To Please ! V* 28,000 Defyiu^l^*. f • BSil ■ > U| I g' IffL M STR UCH W U R OPEN TONITE and y - food OOlUHS H ungary R eds 0/i issu es WJTH THES^ FRIDAY TILL 9 P.M. f i ' // \\ By JOHN' S!. HIGHTOWER Budapest, Dec. 14 ..Dec. 14 (/P)— estimated 28,000 xvorker.s in . Next week’.s talks Itetween Hungary’s bigge.st industrial President ?]isenlu)\v.pr and Husband Held for Bake the recipe that comp’ex— the huge Csepel Prime Minister NeliruOf In­ :V SANTA’S HERE '^ylon N e ^ ’ 4 Ii'on and Steel Works snuth:” dia are likely to prodiiefy^ a has just won ... of Budapest—defied Russian clash of ideas on half a do'/.eh tanks and troops today to ma,jor issues, hut a hotter Atom Guns, ■ Petticoat I stage a new .sitdown strike. mutual understanding may Two ChildreiLIIurt, About 80 per cent of the C.vep l' emerge. . . . . e c f Tn pink and whito. Si/o.'s to 8. ^ Works' force of more thiin 36.000 Both Indiah and Ameriian offi 2 Joined thou.sand.s of wot kaetf' in « ' dais believe closer and more friend­ NoA-Heads *25.ooaoo dozen other Budapest famories in ly relations between the two na- 6 demanding that puppet Premier tlons may be the rezult. Bungalow Shatter^ $1.98 and $2'98 | Janos Kadar'a regime release the ' Diplomats familiar with prepa­ For NATO in PU lslnuy's Best Workers' two lop labor- leader.-*. rations for Die 4-dav talks starting The workers reported to their Sunday discount any pos.sibility BABY SIKH*—FIR.ST H.OOR ^ plants but refu.-ied to luodiioe. I Pari.k, Dec. 14 (/P)—The Norwalk, Dec. 14 f/P)— An e.xplosion which shattered a Ml nJUID MATIONJU. leripe aid BaUn CMtest that'tile exchange will produce room bungalow killed a 35-year-old woman early today and AOAPTID rr AM4 m siutv lONELESS At Budapest's biggest electrical : ml.sundcratanding or ill feeling. ; I'nited State.s today promised products plant, the Bejolannis - Thg.v say both men are far loo ex­ ■ t(> supply modern weapons,. police accuser her injured husband,of murder. The couple’s Electric Factory, 6,000 workcr.s perienced in international relations cajtable of firing atomic two children were injured slightly. refti.sed to man their niachine.s in to press differ«-».ces on any ques­ Capt. Joseph Beres, head of the Norwalk Detective Bureau, defiance of troop.s and police who 1 tion to the point o. making them ! charges, to its .V.ATO Allies f toTl ETRIES "I I had .seized their plant. j i lull made it clear that ^the said George Nadin, about 37, was served with a murder war­ POT ROAST ROLL worse instead of belter. rant at Norwalk Hospital. CALIFORNIA CASSEROLE _ _ « C A R V E L BUBBLE B A T H ...... 5 9 c j 7 Sandor Raez, chairman of the Eisenhower, who returned to I U.S. will reta il pos.sc.ssion of outlawed'-Budapeat Central Work- i I A note written by Nadin and found in the shattered wreck- Submitted by Mrs. Hildreth H. Hathaway, . la u ra M ae Washington late yesteiday from the atomic warheads. * WRISLEY HOBNAIL BUBBLE BATH ...... $ 1 .5 0 5 { 5 era' Council, and Sandor Bari, i I age of his home provides “ sufficient evidence’’ to support the Sant* Barbara, California cotineil- vice chairman, were ar- , Augusta. Ga.. found waiting for A,U.S. source said tl)e new wea- I WRISLEY WILD ANIMAL SO A P ...... 6 9 e « 1 rested yesterday after they had him State Department policy pa-' ' pons to be made available have ; charges, Beres .said. He declined to disclose the contents of t Lbs. Veal or Beef Round Stenk "d u al capacity. ’ meaning that they c « LITTLE LADY POWDER M ITS ...... $ 1 .2 5 * ordered a 2-day general .sti ike pera on every question which offi­ ■ the note. 1/8 Cup Plllabury's Rest Enrirhed Flour It) cials think may arise. I ran fire eitlter conventional or nu­ 1 Tenapoon Paprika which paralyzed most of the conn- ! Tl)ere wps no official explana­ ! Y A R D L E Y H A N D L O T IO N ...... 7 5 c * ? In addition. Eisenhower will get clear explosives. tion of the eaii.se of t/ie blast. The ■i Cup Salad Oil nr Shortening life try's industry and rommerce Tucs- i He said that because of the IT.S. NAACP Draws i '4 Cups Small Cooked Onions (1-Lb. Can) , « BLUE FERN S P R A Y C O L O G N E ...... $ 1 .0 0 X day and Wednesday. Raez and a personal report from Republican ^"bungalow was heated by a gas Sen. John Sherman Cooper of Ken­ law prohibiting transfer of military furnace. Nadin is an emplo.ye of S Cans Cream of Chicken Soup Prepare The Family Favorite At Thl« l,on Price wusho* Ilk. a hunkyi ^ / X BATH P O W D E R S ...... $ 1 .0 0 t o $ 2 .5 0 * 7 Bari were employed at Bejolannis. atomic elements to foreign coun- J Can Wnter •The Csepel protestors were dc- tucky, foimcr ambassador to In­ the Connecticut Light & Power I tries, only the conventional explo­ Co., which provides gas service $25,00b Fine 1 Cup‘ Sour Cream 5 BLUE G R A S S F L O W E R M I S T ...... $ 2 .0 0 « D f>dBg Russian officers and troops i dia who has just returned from sives would be furni.shcd to Allies I GILLETTE MEN’S SET ...... $ 1 .7 9 X ; as well as Hungarian Communist ; talks with Nehru at .New Delhi. of the North Atlantic Treaty Organ- here. Coat meat vrith mixture of flour and paprika. Pound Informed aourcea in Buda­ The hospital said Nadin. found mixture Into meat. Cut In 2-Inch cubes. Brown In nil militia and police. pest report that Gen. Iva'n The major issues likely to pro­ - Ization (NATOI. ^ S BOXED TOILET S O A P ...... $ 1 .0 0 a n d $ 1 .5 0 * C? duce differences between Ei.sen- pinned in wreckage outside the For Contempt In aklllrt. Tmnafer to lSx9x2-lnch pan nr large rna- A Kadar government ctmimi.s- Serov, boss of Russia's secret Wilson Ke|H>rts LEG ’ LAMB » ' 5 J Sion headed by two Soviet .Airnv poliee, has taken over control hower and Nehru are the.se: bungalow, apparently was' not aerole. Add onions. 0 I The U.S. promise came In a l.A- hurt, but is under treatment for Atlanta. Dec. 14 (A’l — The Na­ Combine 1 can cream of chicken soup and the water colonels marched into the huge of the government of Hun­ 1. Red China .Nehru believes minute report by Defense Secretary work.s ye.slerilay, declared the (Tiine.se communism must be ac­ .shock. tional Association for the Ad­ In aMIlet used for brosming. Bring to boll and pour garian Premier Kadar in a Charles E. Wilson in an.swcr to re­ vancement.of Colored People to'- plants workei s' council wailing ambulance after she was injured this morning when her unable to move it. Gordon, stay­ Vi Tenapoon Salt ^ A ll W o o l G l o v e s ...... $ 1 .2 5 t o $ 1 .9 8 Pr. : ing with the body while Church In adldition, Fulton Superior deal with Russia on a settlement" retires in April after holding the . car collided with a panel truck on New Bolton Rd. The truck, Court JuJke Diirwood T. Pye gave 1 Teaapoon Poultry Seaaon|gg post for five yeais. . ai operated by Archie M. Palmer, 32, of 39 Drive B, was hit broad­ went to inform firemen that a fire Fined for Lobbying in (he Middle Ea.st; Eisenhower had borken out in the cellar. Was j the NAACP 35 days to produce its 1 Teaapoon Celery Seed Look for Lauix M«e Life Bio„.,e., m ^ W o o l-L in e d L ea th er G l o v e j ...... $ 5 .0 0 Pr. ^ side by Mrs. Smith's car when it skidded into the left lane of the BEEF ROAST has said repeatedly the principal Wilson told the council that In ad- T overcome by gas and smoke and books for the state revenue agents. 1 Teaapoon Dry Onion Flakes road. Palmer awerved r<<::ht to avoid the craah. Story on Chfliin, Madenioi.«p|lo. GI«moiii , .en) would assist those Allies who are I aboiit 37, a truck driver for the defendants, was also ghqen a 12 >4 Cup Malted Bnttsr truly feminine dies.s-iip blouse in ~ W day to violating the Lobbying Act lerests. | willing antf able to develop their ■ Connecticut Light A Power Co., month'Jail sentence but Judge Pye 1 Cnp Bread Crumbs ) hy failing to regi.sier A lule work­ Ca.se rejerted a 12..'’>00 campaign own modern weapon systems. was apparently blown clear. A suspended it "so long as ha .bef tt) washable Sanforir.etl wliite hioa(|rlolli Pigskin G lo v e s ...... $4.98 Pra S Sift together flour bsklilf powder, salt and poultry . . . laviahed with lace bib and riiff.a ^ ing for the controversial Natural I'ontribution which Neff left with He said Ameiica is prepared lo Ike Seen Pushing neighbor found . him lying In the , himself.” nsnaenlng into mixing bowl. Add celery seed, onion Ga.s Bill. a ft lend in' Sioux Falls, .S. D , anti back yard, pinned in some wreck- I Galhoun was not Jailed Immedi- Julio Paasikivi make available promptly "certain age. ately. Defense attorneys went Into flake* and poppy seed. Blend In oil and milk. SHr just 'S .;:r”rv, '”sr c . p „ k i n g i ,.., ...... $ 3 .» s .n d $ 5 .m p ,. 9 The two Klmer Patman of .Aus­ ultiinatelv voted against the gas items " of modern weaponil and ' I onta moistened. aleeves. neck banded collar,rhine.-tone r l • i ' ei ao x ea n tin. 'Tex , and John .\I, .Neff of la-x- bill. equipment, along with the technical The neighbor. Joseph Perota, 41, | conference with the judge after he A RARE I.OW PRICE ON THIS POPULAR CUT helped hint up, then went In and | f*®'l bis order. The defendant stood CopsMne melted batter and bread rriimbs. Drop mttona. Sizes .-,0,to 38. 5 3 98 Fabric Gloves ...... $1.98 to $3.50 Pr. C> tngtoh. Neb. were fined $2..'WO Patman. Neff and Superior Oil Dies; Finland’s data to help the development and rsimilrd tablespoonfals of dough into battered crumbs. each and given one-year jail .sen­ production of such arms. Curbs on Missiles got the two bovs out of the wreck- i b.v t° a'valt the results of that epn- One of many styles available in ahiut, ‘ ^ entered their'- pleas before C.S. age. ' ference. Bon to coat. tences which were suspended Iii.st. Jtkige Joseph C. McGarraghy. . A high NATO aotlrce was asked \ and long sleeves. Priced from $ 3 .9 8 9 Four Walla Blown Out Judge Pye apparently cut off The Superior Oil Co, of. Califor­ who pronounced sentence after, Great Leader if this meant the United States is Wa.shington, Doc. 14 — The-should be put on this type of nia, which' emploveil them, wa.s prepared to help European coun­ any attempt at an 'immediate ap­ looking over a large number of Eisenhower administration is re- weapon. A witness said the four walls of peal his order. The defense LOIN LAMB CHOPS. . 99c fined J.I.OOO oir each of t wo count.s letters in behalf of Patman and tries produce their own atomic the house were blown out, and the SPORTSWEAR— SEIXIND nX)OB W Helsinki. Finland, Dec. 14 i,J’i -- weapons. The informant said he ported prepared lo put new stress Accoidingly. missiles will be had already prepared a motiop of Ybb AbAt ypur B E S T with of "aiding.anil abetting" the failure -Neff. on the de.sirability of controls for added specifically to the list of roof fell lit. supe/iedas ' .seeking a quick en- of Patman and Neff to regi.ster Jtiho Paasikivi. ^'inland's.pre.sident could not answer that question nor Nadin wa.s reported in good con­ .Attorneys for 'the lawyer-lob­ f, oni 1946 until last Fchniary, died long-range missiles in forthcoming weapons which this country will The government droppeil all byists had a.sked that no jail sen­ go beyond vi'hat Wilson had said. dition at Norwalk Hospital, where RIB LAMB CHOPS 79c today. He was 86 United Nations talks on disarma- advocate should be made subject Oontiniied on Page HIxtoeii) other count.s of the indictment, in­ tence be ordered. Would Cut Defense Bills fnent. to limitation and control of an in- he was Treated for explosure. The NUIriit's BEST Ron 0 )iC k \ ^ l ^ cluding an allegation that .Neff and Paasikivi had a long political ca­ The United State.s' European boys, Glenh. 7, and George Jr., 16, The Judge said' he could not reer going,bark to pre-World War . J V. • Renewed U.N. negotiations on ternational arms agreement. reatairatgf Cj IPstman impropeilv tried to influ­ agree that there be no jail sen­ Allies have expressed their mount- long-stalemated question are There is little real hope, bow­ were treated and released. i ence the vote of .Sen. Kranci.s Case 1 days when Finland was •itrill a Perota said he was asleep when ' Ftm Ii eystfrs at Hala's art tops for quolify. Choost tence. but said no useful purixis? _ pArt of Riis.sia. When the.Bolshe­ ing desires to transform iheir ; begin early next ever, that any ft .S. emphasis on (R-SDi on the Natural Ga.s Bill, Would he Served by aclually send­ armed fnrce.s in line with ^he resit- yp^r. In preparrftion. the admin- long-iange missile contioiA will he heard the explosion. , which,- The count^to which Patman and viks granted Finland independence, ties of the atomic s; e. Ministers at .shattered windows of houses on { BuUetius ing tile lawyers to jnjl. he set ved as the Jirst premier. . 'Undertaken a re- have much effect in di.s.solving tlie Rth to boko, boil, fry or broil, at Holt's Stofeod Neff entered guilty pleas i.s a mis­ Attorneys Edward Bennett Wil­ study of U .S, policy which, officials main otistacle which has blocked either side of the Nadin home. 1 5 54' demeanor whirli cnirieil a maxi­ He was born Nov. 27. 1870 in (Uoirtlniied on Page Sixteen) from the AP Wires liams for P.atinan and Kdward said, has resulted in no basic efforts at an effective atnis reduc- Continued on Page .Sixteen) . .. ywir P R IZ E WINNING flour eounttr. mum penalty of J.%.000 and a year Burroughs for .Neff told the court Tammerfors. the son of a biistiaess changes. -. tion agreement for the past 10 man. He studied, in Finland ami in jail. ^ i the recor.is of the two lawyers ! Infoi mant.s_ said last night that Vetoes! hy I’ fesideitl . were previously unblemished, and Russia and later taught at Hel­ NATO ON MIDEA^T W.ATCH sinki University. From 1914 to the major principles have been ap- This Is Western Insistence rfin The gas bill was Intended to ex­ ilescrlbed the violation to which . Gl Home Loon proved -by President Eisenhower i fOtue ironclad .system of ' inspec- F “ e l"8 V II ItJl n ParlS( -Itec. 14 tJ’i—^The North empt independent natural gas pro- lliey entered guilty pleas its high- ' 1934 he wa.s al.so head of a big com­ .Atlantic'Alliance ministers have mercial bank. after study by the Defense, State | I'oo- *■' contrasted with Soviet Fresh Fruit and Vegetables dvieers from dirert federal price Iv'technical. ' ^ and other departments. ^ Ruasia'.s refusal thiis far to open Date Set by Judge j decided'' to keep 'Vonstajit g From Our Christmas Display | m illiA V‘ I / ^ O regulation. It finally was pas.sed Williams and Bn'rrouglis noted_ In 1944 he became premier Interest Rates watch” o\er. the explosive Mid­ I.ARGE s i;ke that a special Senate committee' again and was named president The pro.spect that the next fe w '” " ‘.''''■'I®’'-'' to international in­ dle East to preserve world St i n t ttm ■ a by Congres.s but I're.sident F.i.sen- years will see the development of "P®'" *°ti earns, hower vetoed tt. The Pre.sident saiij which investigated lobbring in two years later to succeed the na­ Mineola. N. V.. Dec. 14 if*> — l>eace, a special romrannique tional heio, FieM 'Marshal Carl intercontinental missiles capable U Sooie slight hope has been gen- Angelo LaMarca. the kidnap slay­ said today. IrIBBON candy IK. 59c| he .wss in favor of the measures Due for Boost of Carrying atomic or hydrogen [''fated here by. the latest proposal TANGERINES d. 59c aims hut disapproved the measure (Continiied on Page Sixteen) Gustav Mannerheim. Frtiir years er of baby Peter Weinberger, to­ I later he was re-elected hy the elec­ warheads, it was said.' has led to Soviet Premier Bulganin for day was sentenced to die in Sing HUNGARY AIDE SAILS HOME .McIn t o s h o r d e l ic io u s Washington. Dec. 14 Uf IhARD CANDY ,LK...85ct toral college to an unprecedented Tbe n conclusion that new emphasis ’’ t' "**'■81 Inspection .system to ex­ Sing prison’s electric .chair the New'^Y'ork. Dec. |4 Mb-r-lmre ^ it ) ‘ UikGA3ecbio% Veteian.s .\dministratton iVAt tend approxim(t.fely .500 miles pn week of Jan, 28. second t4rm. ■•aid toiiay icnd,ers may stipulate each side of thy'lron Curtain. . Horvath, Hungarian - forelsn Although Russia defeated Fin­ Na.s.saii County Judge Mario minister, sailed for' homo today, I c o m p l e t e l i n e o r 3, i.b... 35c CHATHAM j 6 ' that Cl home loans now being he- . The hope is^ that this may in- Piltonl passed the execution sen Eden Heads Home land in the last war. Paasikivi had gotiafed'shall bear the highest in- [ saying he tliought ttio Mm* dicate .some lessening of Russian tqnde. aUer rejecting a number of vyould be "ripe” soon for a v4slt S&W NUTS IN SHELL FLORIGOLD’ INDIAN*r i v e r considerable influence with the, tere.st rate permissible- when the | News Tidbits Russians. Even Stalin apparently, objections to the "open skies" pro- motions to set aside LaMarca's to Hungary by U.N. Secretary- loan is clo.sed. ] posal which Eisenhower made at conviction* | I 1007» Orion Blankets « 4 respected hTtHjabilities. ■This was a recognition of thej Culled from AP Wires General Dag Hammarskjotd. The 6 For 59c His death wa.s due to a heart' the Geneva Summit Conference in He wAs convicted a week ago by 1 foreign minister talked with To Political Storm possibilitv that the new Congress . » i , — — i'1955. He ■ recommended that a jury of 12 fathers of kidnaping | newsmen after boarding the {Sotred Mixed NUTS isox.Tin $1.39j^ may increase the maxipuiDt O f (C«ntiniird frightens - Inside Red China HALE’S COFFEE > 8 5 ' capacity, and* the opinions of his "a rough apot"— not a, blister— , j TABLECLOTHS jj - Eden returns to a nation sharp­ boost in the interest rate on FHA- he" h„” ly divided over the wisdom of his colleagues. It pointed out it was New Premier 1 J r*Mitn4inv ■ 1 'Dut DiY)tn^r cAjiTiji n^r by KAyinjr reaiilHng from golfing at Augua- just such considerations that in­ insured 'T h af, no Russky " .. Four MiarrU ta. Ga., where the President militarv leap into Egypt and per cent chaige f r FH conatruction workers killed as re- apetit the laat 18 days, ■ TETLEY TEA SPECIAL Frozen Food \ \ | I 52x52 $1-^8 52x70 apolted with Anli-Americani6m. duced Neville Ciiamberlain to quit yo, , Dec. 14 oPt- Tanzan ; ance, the maximum interest'n'rresi on ... covering them Red Aid Bettered Lives But there was no evidence of any the prime ministry in favor ofj Ishibaihi. ■ controversial econo­ such mortgages now Is. 5 ', P*r wait cement, [N\ ' \ 1 u • •' ■ X C? Winston Churchill in May of 1940.. SNOW FOOUS AVEATHEBMAN 48 Count i/j Pound 75c 1^ ^ 1 \ ',1 • You will'love the unusual -patterns and colorings. » J • concerted move hy the Con.scrva- mist only iO years ^ politics, w;on , eept- '• ...... EHenville. N. Y.' bank, closed Dr over, Dec. 14 (AV—An vin- Specials i J \ ■ X Guaranteed waahable. »• f>. tiva party to dump Edeh in favor Hopes to PrevUli the presidency of Japan's ruling Only Congress ha* authority to 4 when over f l million rxpreted xnowstorm swept ever i fl \ \ . ■ ' ^____^OTHERjrABLECL^^ X T ' of iome less controversial figure When the' Prime Mini.ster ajid party today. He appears certain raise the GI loan rate. Whep the shortage discovered may be re­ Of 108 Million Families much of Colorado and AYyoniIng PREMIER as prime minister, Lady. Eden boardid- a British air­ to be prime minister before CThrial- i opened .. (Tunard IJher Franconia this mdrning. ' crossing up There still was strong resent­ liner, in King.slon yesterday for the mas. I (Continued on-Page Two). _ Snow Crop Fish C _ \ \ X DECORATOR » 5 IcavcH IJver|H>ol to be broken up By DAYJD I*AN'('.ASHIRE • the equivalefit of $222 in' a good \\ rather Bureau forecast* of a ment in iiuporlant segments of fiight home, he indicated atrongly A convention of the Liberal - j after 33-yenr history of sailing. sunny day. PURPLE PLUMS 2c.n,39c Sticks 8 Ozs. OOC the party bciause of the Egyptian he liopes lo ride out the political Peiping iJ‘k^-Lu Ku is a shabby year. Even in (?hina this is not PUlsbn^ Denioci atic party elected IshibiahU I New Yoik policeman rapinrea mud-Walled village outside Peiping much money. But it ia more than One pound tin In heavy syrup. ^ I THROW PILLOWS I ti fiasco. But even F.deit.s cnllcs stoim. Japan'.s 72-year-old minister "of two payroll rohbera in movie thea­ U.N. TO .AIR RF.D CHARGES r I I I could sugge.sl no one yl.se in tlie Tliunking the Jantaiesn people inteinatkinal trade and industry, COP Plans HoMde ter us ihey watch movie '"The Bud which looks ns though Jt hus not the peasants of Lu Ku have ever Snow Crop , X • , DOZENS jOF c o l o r s AND STYLES I 7 changed in the last thousand years, had before, I United Nation*. N. W D**. (Conservative tanks wlio Would and government for the quiet vaca­ after ailing Prime Minister Ichiro Seed” . . French Premier Cluv Mol- 14 ,.4>, _ The U.N. Assembly Grapefruit On Governor's V eto let aava Atlantic Alliance amiCHr. the .sunbaked walls Without behefiL of machinery, Our keason-gptfnmhg sweater dre.ss 1 nO rw,.rv QQ B M command the party's united ,suj>- tion oidered by his diMtors after .Hr.toyaiilia quit the. party presi-' decided, toduy to debate .SoX'let o *;*aT e s L b. Juice S Ox*. 2 For 29c mUe ^m|wrtl«^>t today than ' vvhen unpiived street where the workers from th ?ia villages which b u t t e r 77c ... in lace trimmed washable crease j ' * I TO- V •^••70 I Port. the strain of the Egyptian cr.lsis. dency. Hatoyama plans to resign | ^ mule carts raise a cloud of brown comprise the sprawling communal charge* that the United State* la Quartere No" SubhIitiile Eden,said he waa "compleTely rest­ the governnient leadership before-j ,Harlfor .. 14 .State Re­ concluded. is engaged In Hiihverslve actlx’lty re.si.stant cetton with 1009F orlon* ^11^ i dust, lives have been altered and farm have by official account in-' Farm House Apple X O e , .sweater trim m ed to m atch. Black, «P ■ / .5 7 0 5 Xu tyj^a of covering cordui-oy .lurex rough spun, | Q The influenlia'., London 3 tines ed and returning to my duties the Diet (Parliarienti meet* Dee.-- publican leadets ate working out ' ' traditions shattered.' creased production from the time- . agald*l »even European Com­ ■ (S Pie*' Lg. Sire O A C commented editorially that it' was heartened and strengthened.” 20. ■ ^ 1 plans that woukl cut the effecUve- at funeral of Washington builder munist countries. t'.K. Delegate REAL LEMON BRAND — J K IK A ■ S moire taffetas, flgured rayons,, Wamsutta prints. Many i IT and personal friend CTiarles H. "Now a propaganda, po.ster. is w'orn' soil by-600 per cent since ro.\ al, red. Size.s 5 to lo . • J with rertiovable Xlppered covers. ^ 410 use getting rid of Eden "if in- He alologized for hot having an j Only a major convulsion'ill the ness of Gov. Abraham A, Ribl-* pasted to the wall of the outdoor; socialization., James J. Wadstvrtrth aaid be­ 4 6 * e c . TIr atead of king log the prospect of­ opportunity to sec more of the party—which, is. unlikely could coff'.s veto power. 'Tompkins . . Final ballot count be- forehand that the I’nited State* gins In Rhode Ikland gubernatorial latrine. There are telephone wires Hoping to ice a nol-tob-seUled . TEEN DEPARTMENT—i2nd FIXK)R L lWlOIOIMlWlORtlOlWRilWiy lOIOlWlOIlWOlOlwiiwiOIOIOIORHOWIIHB T , fered seems to he a Jam of small' island, saying; keep Ishibashi front becoming In a • •it.shell is the plan:. over the street and a red .star over example of (China's land reform, I xvas willing to havS the charge* APRICOT NECTAR In past st*te legislatureii. bill* race. Hith real lemon juke ndded. DOUBLE GREEN STAMPS timber.” "It was my dtity to use every Prime Minister. The Liberal-Demo^ j the dobr.of the m ee^ g hall. ' had asked to visit a small coopers- discussed “so the truth may b^ f "The TTmes warned,- however, ho'ur of my stay to get -completely crata control the lower, house ,ot, had-been p»».sed in IhF verjl last known.’V t - -n.viet friendahip agncultuiral co- lo the Sino-Soviet. a thriving: estab- caii and will lead, a vigorous, work.” ment chief. <• -, vetoed , by’ the courses .. Italian survivor, oT N o-; “ Perative. It is a jjamp'* of the llahment of 1,504 Vmiliea seven RAIL MISHAP INJURM 2* PILLSBURY PIE CRUST MIX pfogresaive, efficient government, . He added that "L return to my Won on '.tkteond Ballot fpre, ebuid,.n,,irt nqtnnt beb« OverrifldenOverridden bv by airliner crash near P a ris' ■°®*®*i**f*on which , has trsns-1 miles from the heart »>f Peiping., Lake City. pi*.. Dec. U-ttS— Ring Bla* Combinntlon. ”Jnat add wnter.". or the Btraina that have been set duties pcnerajly heartened 8nd lahibashl defeated' Nobiiauke the leglslatuie. * Iformed the lives of . 108 million: Perhaps this could t« interpreted A. coupling bHween two cars of strengthened by my stay among Kishi, the party secretary general. the Seaboard Airllaa RaUeead’e u PRICE s a l e : 2 PACKAGES 27c up will cfemand someone else.” This, year. : with a ReptlWlcan-■ German lnf*aits auffocate;'fAlniUes in China and, to all a p -! as small by Peiping atandardi, for A’ ■ Ann ■ r leading Lopdon newa- you,” ' ■ , '\ 258*251 on the convention's second controlled legislature and a Demo- j when fire breaks out In . . . Bonn...... hba-'... pearancea, brought them above the this is the si^te of the tnill*K"poat- Gulf Wlad came apart aaar hare Tte liA l^ CORR'i pape. ich supports the Con- Lady Etd.en is bringing m>me a ballot. Some observers though^he Cratic governor, th* Republlcana ' BrUish Broadcastingcaating CorpCorp. minimum subsistence level that; libe.raUon’’ eoopera^he movement today aad some 20 persaas warp naJ!IIKIIAU aerva,. 'government, the London special present a box of 'cigar* parrOw margin might algnaP^^n- hope*. - to' get -nall their kui.bdl^ I-In tthe “ complalnia received has haunted the Chinese pea.sant that has since swept acroaa 3,-850,-, Injured when the. rear and of M iiNCHitnii C o n n * cam3 M/M4CHBSTBR COMH- v ^ Telegraph, hinted broadly It may for-her unclel Sir Wja»*ton CSiurc- tual strife within the party. hands of the Governor ^arly. about documentary TV play on 5,000 years. 000 aquare miles. Cooperatives here the trala hit t|M frpat part. 41 AllsWMt MARGARINE 2 ^ 59c CASH SALK CORNER MAIN and OAK $TREETS ^ already be time for Eden to go. hlll. ^ Once he gains the prime minis­ tJOP leaders, ar* working out proatituUon. -Now a family in Lu Ku, by hand are no longer h*w. Lak* a t y phjIaMaa wha aafeai *XORNER MAIN emd OAK STREETS It dtad the need for recreaUng New* o f th* Eden*’ degtartur* try, Ishibaahi Is expected to seek a achedule -toy which th* lagis- , Truck colllaion In BraxU kills 1* tUUflg tha soil seven daye a. week Lu Ku la the administrative that Ue OMS* M t h* aaai ooM eonfldanea In hla leaderahlp and from 'Jaibalea baiuly mgd* th* a rapid .expansion of Japan's trade lature-.would cqmplate’ lte buainaaa migtatorjr werkara .. CSarsnca A. for eight months and working with center of the farm. Which bagan •Mad: Davla r«*lgM aa nader .aecrstary a mula cart on roneiruction proj- *lt may ba that a atrong feeling . (OmiNnM ga-Paga Pav) (Ooattaned *• Pag* Two) (Oeallaaed • 5 & S * e « t * * ) of. tha Interior effective Jan. 4. ecte for the ether four, hhm « ' J

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7 . IL^CHSSTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER. CONM„ FRIDAY, DECEMBER'14, t9S8 tV ’ (C UANCH£ST£R EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN, FRIDAY, DECEMBER 14, 1956 a?t*r th* *1*0 110 0 . lahibashi called SinM 1947 it has been aemi-Autono- Jap Economist for "adJutUfig relations with th* Saar Parties mous but has been tied ecbnemical- An4over That word touched off a-wdld cele­ backers clkimed Magloire nevei- United Btatea" and encouragement New York Firms Hit ly to France. ' ._> ]Magloire Starts bration. ' intended to hqld the ele<;tlons., ’ ^189,000 Grabbed ' F . A radio announcement alao aaid —...... •^,1 ,, ...... ifk k k k klk'k'k'k'k'kitk k k k itk'k 'kii! of'tra d e with Russia 'and Red The French National Assembly China. He did not elaborate ex­ Exile in Jamaica Magloire bad reaigned as an Army At Quebec Bank Certain to Be DividedjoveP Wednesday approved the plan to general at the demand of both cept to say it would be difficult to 1/ return the Saarland to Germany. nlaver KoterH BebeH Tsyler [ee Relief Unit Formed^ open diplomatic relations with On P h o n y Scen t Tags H itm \ Bennie Kilt. Macller officers arid eftlisted men.’ fiursrasf&ir .TTie agreements worked out be­ I^oft Au-Prince, Haiti, Dee. 14 (g') About^Town Charlesboirg, •>*., Dec, 14 {/li 1 SUPfQ Peiping. ' ' „ A8 provided In this littleTlarib- T -T -r mi I * MmaiL iMnovEMiiT - New Premier * Coal to Reich tween the two nations, now require The Power ’—Former President Paul Magloire Waata Full SmpleymMit "Tm b Age and To Seek Settlement of Family bean republic's Constitution, the The United Nallonls' Aasn. of —'Officials of the local branch of j ANAHIST Denying that h* ia an inflation­ Washington, Dec. 14 ( ^ —-Three»retall dealer, referring lo a great- only the certain approval of the today began his exile In'Jamaica president of the Suprenfe Court. the Uanadienne National* say Wqst Germa'h Bundestag and the Rebd" Manchester, will hold a special (Ooetimied from Pag* Om ) ist. Ishibashi said Japan should New York city firms were *c- 1 ly- overstated price, can deceive Baarbruecken, Dec. 14 t/Pl—^The The Priie after being forced out of Haiti by Joseph' Nemours Plerre-Louis took Tneeting Monday night at 8:15 in kiCHiST RUBS I burglars made off with $189,000 i triple, its production to attain full cuaed by the Federal Trade Com- j his custojDers on claimed reduc-i signatures of the French and Ger­ 3:3*. * ::* 1:45. 4:M. 9:U V Andover, E>ec. ’ 14 (Special)— . ’available Md th^um ber of people over the office of the presidency. mission (FTCl today of using Itions. ™ i Saarland's .Vparty coalition gov­ man presidents. ___ ; *^etermine(i sltdown strike. the Junior high room of the Center in cash, securities snd travelers’ | with Oomiminist China. Recently employment. • ’^ * Andover Hungarian Relief O r-! " ’h" can accommodated, em- Accompanying..Magloire to Js:. Congregational Church. Officers l)e announced, his Ministn>' of In­ French labels to represent domes-' Named in the three complaints ernment split today over parlia­ The other two parties in the gov- ATTENTION CHILDREN: Magloire and nine meriibers of males were his wife apd two chil­ checks Tuesday night ; Ishibashl. was 'the son of a Saturday hlatinee 1:M 'ganlsaUon. formed last night by { "vailabl? for refugee tf his family reached Kingston after for the coming year will be elected: ternational Trade '’ wa.s seeking £ic perfumes M imported ones. | were: ment's adoption of a resolution ap­ ernmertt coalition are the Christian ^ -v.. - . . •'I any. with a dc.acription of the Job dren; his brother Arsene with hi* The loss originally was placed i Buddhist priest. He studied west­ a flight from Port au Prince in a at $85,()00, uut officials said a : special permits to sell the Reds ern philosophy at Waseda Uni­ The commiasion said the firms i Joseph H. Somlo. who trades as j proving the return of the rich coal Democratic Uniorf'with 14 deputies Giant Bugs Bunny Birthday repreSiBntative* of various com- \t’lf* and two children, and two items barred b y , the western label their perfumes variously .UArgene Product* Co.; New York i area to Germany on Jan. 1. The and the Socialist Democratic, party Party. 18 Bugs Bunny Cartoons muntty groups will launch a fqll- ditional space for other deulla of Haitian Army plane. The ex-presl- other.members of the family. Also Sunset Rebekah Lodge. No. 39, further check showed 144,000 in ' WELDON DRUG COMPANY versity. became «a newspaperman, dent decilneii. to make any state­ I will hold a meeting Monday night embargo on strategic materials. and for years before the end of with such names' as "Concentre* i resolution was adopted 35-2 with 8. plus a big FREE Chocolate scale program to relocate a Hun- the type of Assistance Which might along were former Interior Minis­ cash mioaing. $110,000 in securi­ •' • 901 IKAIN STBEET 0 ' Critics claim Ishibashl is an Fabrique avec Essences de Haream Distributor*. Inc., andlts Approval of the resolution led Santa Claus to each child. garian family Ip this town. , be offered. ment on his arrival in Jamaica, ter Roland Lsttlard-and his fam­ i at 8 O’clock in Odd Fellow Hall. ties and $35;000 in traviriers' World War II headed the company ■Voting f location of a German family last limited to the Dec. 21 performance. WE BLOCK THEM FIRMER days. Saturday through Wednes­ REBEL" I THE rRIIK',’/ Teagtie (D-Tex) of the House Vet­ *:l»______1 8:3* *;M X year will be forthcomirtg for this They may now be obtained from OPEN TONIGHT I XTIL 9. SATURDAY AND .MONDAY UNTIL 5:80, TUESDAY THROUGH SATURDAY UNTIL 9. FOR BETTER HAT CLEANING day, will average six or eight de­ eran Committee. Immediate and urgent need. any member of the Fellowship. gree* above normal. Normal for Today's announcement said: BUSHNELL Sal. 1 p.m. "II Cam* Krom Rearalh tV)lleetlng IMannrondcnl, Mrs. Paul D. CLEANING 20. Little change Saturday, colder with or without qualification as to Each Evening at 8:80 Original Broadway Cast sponsored by Andover Garden I’fanstielil, telephone Pilgrim AND SHOE REPAIR by Sunday night or Monday and the rate at the tint* the loan is Club at the Town Hall Dec. 21. 2-6281. warmer Tuesday or Wednesday. closed. Forms to be filled in by the DOWNSTAIRA STORE Rain or snow over th* weekend TELEVISION 2. However, th* lender may take sponsoring coViimittee were obtain­ When on a pilgrimage to Mecca, MAIN ST, MANCHESTER and again Tuesday or Wednesday a tentative commitment to the vet­ ed yesterday by Mrs. Koerber and ' will total on* inch or more. the devout Moslem must avoid Mr*. Ronald Boc^i*. co-chairman quarrels and women, say nothing PROGRAMS of the former Refugee Re.scttle- frivolous and except for .sacrificec. ment Committee. kill no plant or animal save ohiy SYATE HARTfORO SHOW STARTS 2 P. M. The information required in- the five niiisam’ea: crow, kite, rat. DOORS OPEN 1:30 Video Evcrj'day — eludes a description of housing , sco)-pion,»or biting dog. All Rights Reserved —• H. T. Dickinson A Co., Inc. SPECIAL mmim ’Tickets now at boirafflce. HONKriONK' .;«< 273 BROAD Orch. and lat Bale. M-30. $8.85, To Perpetuate NEXT TO NEW ABf B l R . k $4.40. 2nd Balcf $2.20, $2.75. For 'Tel. 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Open tni Every Evening Until 9, Cfo«e Satnrdny* A t $. la T'V 'I - .'^■‘~ '*■ >'• • it '■• ■• ;• ’ ^''•"l': ■ ' : ’ ‘ " - / , . I • j / .f v 1 X

. 0^' MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN« FRIDAY, DECEMBER 14, 1956^ PAGE MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, qONN* FRIDAY, DECEMBER 14,1956. .... 'i' • ^ A O B FOUR ' « ■ I ' ■ ■ ■ - -^ ----- :— ,; ,W4^-i-— Tot Stays Up Late Roektiilh Santa Will Visit And. Spots Blaze Police Captain^B ^ Shut’in Children Old.; Saybrook,’ Dec. 14.v(F)--.tt Molhei% 79i> Dies jfJThe Recreation Deplrtniertt re­ waq Wjsll that 6-yaaivqld Allen War- Red Hat 6 To ceived word from Santo^Glaus that ton qtayed up to watch tolevialon Rockville, Dec. 14 (Special)— hewlH be able to viattany children AND lAUNDERERS last evening -when his ifiother, Mra. r who are ill amLUnable to come to Emily 8. Barton. weht to bed early. .«• V atlcte Qty,. Dec. 14 ( ^ —The: numbiSr of races, and peoples Mrs. Anna l>owgewlcs, 79, of 79 ,.(Coatln(iM| front Fsge One) sure to be unpopular' with one see him aLWr tVorkshop, which is While sitting In front of the TV rtjOrat. N a ^ to wafcr « cartinaTa should be represented (in Uiejcol- West St.j' mpther of Rockville Po­ group of voters'or another. __ at (3eptor Spr.ngs Lodge: The set, the boy saw flames flickering ?>-re so that'this creation (of netv lice Cspt. Peter 31 Dowgewiez, died front pageg'.of lx>ndon's qioming Gasoline ratiopitig. due to start Wqric^op closes Wednesday, but in the Kitchen. .n ex t cbnalatoty to, *;rMte ,prirtce» cardipal^i nia; portray itj a living hewspapsrs. Aside from the Times next week, andiJie expected short­ plans one more viiiit in town .^He ran upstairs to ’ tell his . •’of the Roman Catholic Chucch. manne'r the universality Of * the last night S t (3ty Hospital follow­ and Telegraph, most appeared to. age of -fuel r&r heating homes aj Friday for these children:. 'hiother. ' . ' And tha coAsistory, whenetier it is church.” ■ ■ • ‘ ing, s long illness. ' Will make the govemmjnr no If the parents of any child,-who A TIMaY HINT Mrs. Barton, whoM husband was iJield, also could see an tncresse in f in the 1946 consistory Uie Pope Boim in Poland, she was the ■fee 'Waiting the Prime Minister's frien^. If Eden does hang on, he is shut in for any reason and can­ working at the timf, barely had ;,ilhe nunaber of U.S; cardinals, eievi - , widow of 'Vincent Dowgewiez. for­ next nrove before commenting on proUabI.v will do it aptifTcontinuous not .visit him, would .^call Jim time to call the flrO departntent ■ now four. dom the first Chine.sfe cardinal, the merly of Rockville. She leaves six his political future. criticism.', Kerdic, Superintendent^ ReCTea- FOB BUSY, SHOPPERS and get kerself and hw son oiit of ..Should Pope'Plus XII select a first African—but of Portuguese sons besides the captali . They are Iq the Tor^ign field. • Biitlsh- the houae before It walf^ 'sW'eptswept byoy - oN efnvlt would conform with the descent—the first Armenlan^rlte On Ede.i's agenda, after a meet­ tion, he will receive.a special visit While .vou’re downtown shopping, 1 William, Joseph, Pobieqic J., John ing at No. KKDownlng Street "with AmericatKfelations reportedly have from Santa Glaus. the blaze. \ PontifTa expressed desire to keep I cardinal, an*he Chutth'p high Senate body as ; from Peru and Cuba. For the first hla ’top’ cabinet members.' was a B was ruin- Dowgewiez, all 'of.Rockville: and .physical checkup sometime ..fiurin^ 8 In Paris between Secretary of ing at our downtown store. You’ll ad,- and the second floor: ■WM heav- ;^prbaentavve as possible. j time W history all continents were Paul Dowgewiez, Webster, Mas.s.; State Dulles and Foreign Secretary lly damaged by smoke. ..T; During the past 10 years the! represented. t alsoJwo daughters, Mrs. John'Jan- the weekend at his country like the, service. You’ll like the results. ’church’s membership ,ln Africa,, Named S4 In '19.18 outside London- Selwyn Lloyd. ’55 FORD $1495 ton.'arid Mrs. John DeCarli, both of . Faces Parliament Mobday But Britain and France s],III -hnown in .missionary circles as; i„ 1955^ the Pope named 34 Rockville. 'cathoiicisrti's “black flowCr," has cardihals from 1.3 nations. In- He is due to f^ee Parliament must reach, a settlement ivith' 4-DOOR ^ -9 C/U N B MEN'S SHIRTS INDIVIOUALLY Deathn Lust Night She was a member of the Holy >lnc^ea«^ ftom mlUioh to creasing the nations represented again Monday afternoon. Egypt over.'Uie future of the Suez CELLOPHANE WRAPPED more than 20 million'- outstrip­ from 23 to 27. For the first time Rosary Society of St. Joseph's By cuttijjg^he flow of Middle Canal, and Egyptian Pi-esideht ping the rate pf worldwide growth. Church. Funeral services will be Nn,sser is not likely to be easy to L & L MOTORS By THE AH80CIATED PREM8 ^ India, Colombia, Ecuador and 6 astem..o(rne*s 634 CENTER ST. • Sbe. church’s membership tddsy Yiigoslavia had cardinals. held from the Burke Funeral ern .^Europe's industry, the -Suez deal with since the-United Nations New York-—Mrs. Cora Guggen­ ..totsls 472 millions. - - D' was at that time that the Home. Monday at 8:15 a.m. With a set off a train o,f. economic kept ■ the British-French invasion heim Rothschild, S3, wife of L^uis « Vatlcsn circles believe that prel- solemn requiem Mass at 9 o 'c lo ^ troubles in Britain and on the con­ from toppling hlrn. Frank Rothschild, founder of L. F. Pdfttiff thought of Increasing the Rothschild A Co., stock brokers, : ^ te s imder oonslderation for Car- college's membership to 100 front at St. Joseph's (Jhurch. Buriai..s^l tinent. ■’Britain's .stock' is al.so at a new 1063 M AIN ST. “ c.m 7 to 9 p.m. > and Meyer Guggenheim, died The Pope, sole arbiter In the pean friends with 'vestern hemis­ only fuels Britain's transport and X3IAS WRAPPINGS -iold, relatively young to be a can- creation'of cardinals', may still be and Sunday 2 to 5 and 7 to phere oil to fill part of the gap. B\it much of her industry but also sup­ Wednesday.” Her father was i^didate for the exalted rank. considering such a move in view 9 p.m. even that assurance carries its own plies her with considerable income i founder of Guggenheim A Sons, ('( In addition to recognizing cathol- headache - the problem of finding via the Briti.sh oil companies ex­ Downtown Cleaners which controlled much of the min­ ' ,ticim's growth ip Africa, his choice of Catholicism's cxpan.sion. Such at ,ir^ns TRAIN INDIANS j| Arthur Drug Stores I ing and refining of copper and sil­ OPEN TONIGHT UNTIL 9:00 decision would open the way to a dollars to pay for the western- oil. ploiting the fields. bilKMIMWIIMWWWIVWhlWWWX m A Fitting Solution yalso would contain a slightly ^ y e \ y Delhi (T)— Eighty Indian The United Slates is backing ver in the .United States. ! ^nontimental note. Pope Pius XII, cardinal's red hat to prelates of t |^ CheyenM, Wyo; — Roy F. Mac- church who otherwise wOuld^ a n t engineers are now in Russia for moves to supply Britain with near­ ‘ )ihip there has M.v-.=«rcuincreased iiuiii from •«,- 22,'r Ai^btahop " • William Godfrey - _____ ^ O f British manufacturers for the ex­ WEEKLY BINGO J. Roche, 66, advertising executive 'SSTsiaii'in 1942 33^4,000 It^iW ’^tmlnster, Archbishop Bernard RIIY.MF.D RF.A.SON port market, where already they of the Lever Brothers Co., who \ '■ ’’day. ' ' Xlfrink of Utrecht. Archbishop Ronreverte. W. Va. i.P) —A are running into stiff competitjon FRIDAYS - 8 P. M. launched the soap firm's numerous VaUcan sources say the nia v ^ n Franz Koenig of Vienna, Arch metal worka factorj- ran this clas­ from (West Germany's coal-pOwered radio programs during the past 20 SATURDAY ONLY! “of U.S. cardinals,...... if it likiliueaaed. bishop Giovanni Battista Hontlni sified In the weekly West Virginia factories. ASSUMPTION HALL years, and with the company 361 ' -.probably, would n p t '^ increased of Milan, Msgr. Domenico Tardini, News: ' Higher prices at home are cer­ years, died Thursday. He was 7. by more than one'br. two unleiM Vatican pro-secretary of state; "Notice. We a1n't-'a-takin' in­ tain to bring on demand for wage THOMPSON and SOUTH ADAMS STREETS THAT ARE OUT OF SEASON ANO born In Boston. - the Po^e-aiso.msed the total num> Msgr. Giuseppe Fietta, apostolic ventory, we ain't makin' no re­ increases with the attendant dan­ Glen Cove, N.Y.—James P. Pat- WHILE '”!ber ctf mudhiala beyond' the presr nuncio to Italy; Mxgr. Carlo pairs. We're all goln’ a-huntin', ger of a vi'age-price spiral and in­ COMFORTABLE SEATING— AMPLE PARKING HARO TO FINO, WE HAVE THEM! .ton, 41. eastern division sales man­ ■«nt 70. 'He once thought of doing Chiarlo, fdrmCr apostolic nuncio to we don't think nobody cares. Shop flation. Even if the government ager for United Features Syndicate, .rthie.' Brazil. closed Friday and Saturday.” . can hold the line, its actions are Inc., died Wednesday. THE Among the Americans frequeht- While these names have been Pittsburgh- Dr. Frank A. Evans. -3y mentioned as possible csndl* fr^uently mentioned, no one ex­ 87. chief of the medical staff of SUPPLY dates are Archbishops Richard J. cept the Pope can say who even­ fruits and Vegetables West Penn Hospital from 1931 to Tthishing. of Boston, F r a n c i s tually may be elected. Belgium Endive^., Boston Lettuce, Hothouse 1954 and emeritus chief aincp 19.14 : LASTS ^eough of Baltimore, John Joseph and widely known in medical cir­ About 80 per cent of all Ameri­ Tomatoes, Artichokes, Summer Squash, Peas, Mitty Of San Francisco and, more Pknty of cles throughout th8 country, died [ ^recently, Bishop Fulton J. Sheeii, cans wear glasses.'and U is esti Brussels Sprouts; Green Beans, Chinese Cab­ Thursday. .^uxiliary Bishop of New York. mated that,70 per cent should wear New 'York—Frank Murphy, 71. them. action at B bage, Reel Cabbage, Escarole— Red Bartlett who rose from fireman to the post Strtteh SLIPS M Iiaiians, who now hpld 21 seats of chief of operations of the New * -In the college, ar»expected to con* "Tha Trust Co."^ Pears, Comice Pears, Temple Oranges, York City Fire Department, died .‘ tinue to be the largest single bloc. Green Grapes, Pineapples, Pomegranates Thursday. * Soomlass 7 Their number was cut to less than ... and buying Detroit - Capt. Howard Menge .«eL mijprity for. the first time since riiM* days! and Persimmons. Sr.. 91, Florida riverboat pilot, a. * Drass Shoers ' the 1 ^ . century in 1948, when the those nice $1.50 • ALL KINDS OF FIG'S and DATES • friend of Henry Ford. Thomas Edi- i v.FontUlf included only four Italians Living ■ aon and Luther Burbank, who used | * Business among’ 32 ciardlnala created. This coin bonks for to hire Menge and hia boat for. , . wds the largest number ever Hours: Doily 7 A.M.-9 P.M.— Sun., 7 A.M.-8 P.M. jlK cruises in Lake Okeechobee and Sheers '^bamed in . a single consistory. ■' XMAS other Florida waters, and onetime • There hour 10 vacancies in Christmas WKSKUHKWWdlWMIWWWAMiiWMUKaKSKW;^ » on the staff of the Ford Motor Co., NATIONALLY ADVERTISED 'the coUege.'K Those places last K 9 . died Thursday. Famous Maker -were held by^five Italians and a TREES gifts. G lV t You’ll make someone happy this J ^ "Fehivian, a ' Dutchman, an Aus­ Christmas by giving them one 5 w DOCTOR, WIFE CONVICTED trian, a Britan 'hnd a Frenchman. Growing here in Man­ 1 0 0 ® our t Winsted, Dec. 14 UFt—A Su­ ^ 9 5 , The collegs now is composed chester. Absolutely fresh- perior Court jury yesterday con­ now of 21 itallsns, 7 Frenchmen, 4 victed a 64-year-old physican and Americans, 3 Brazilians, 3 Span­ cut only as requested. spruit Baskets* HOSE JEFF KEITH ha.s them his wife of larceny of goods from iards,'2 each from Argentina, Hemmmmmiemmmiaiemmmmmmwmj a boys ramp. However. Judge 'CaSiii&And Germany, and 1 each at 19 Lewis Street, in the (MM OriKl Howard Alcorn withheld sentencing t e il u O N STREfT frm n.^gium , Portugal, Syria, rear. Jeff will be there MEMBER FDIC pending a probation report. The AnitciUa. 'AtwtiaUa, Chile, Mo- all day Saturday and Sun­ .■(* • couple are Dr, Bernard Zucker- Kambh{uS>'. (Fortxtgueee),- Cuba, N o a n ^ m a n c n man, of Milford, and his \Folk$ like MANCHESTER TRUST'S Saturday Morning Banking, too! ramp last August while the hus­ Reg. to $1.95 r nattma iir 194^, “that the giwtest band served as camp ph.vsician. The couple contended they were tv told they could take the goods. 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i t ' Home on hospital Isave July 31, _^A27.300. Barnard School Emanuel jGhur<;k BroltStudied ScYen "Days to Stc Santa FBI Locates y 1346, Kusuplos attended a movie, And nobo«^-'.(^ push 'you put IT COSTS NO MORE TO NAVE THE VERY lESTI Nasser May Use Sue2 returned hopie, and at 4 p.m. left of ypur job at 6 o 'o t ^ . 'You can ' Holds Pep Rally Sets Dedication Thera are' only se-van mora the house. Hia family reported Sell Life Insurance write your own tlckef’ss.Jong.. aa days to bring your children to him missing and did not see him you can write a ticket. One'mgent . Barnard Junior High School had By GOP for Vet Missing again. in Oakland.,'Calif.,> who is 79 yeaiTr- At'NPon Sunday, 1st Emanuel Lu­ Santa’a Workshop, 'conducted theran Church, following the sec­ FREE WITH IV IR Y But only, a few days later old sold 45 policies last month to­ 'k'pep rally Tuesday and Thursday As Wedge for U.S., Aid by the Recreation Department ond worship service, a special serv­ and sponsored Jointly by the Kuauplos was- picked up at Phila­ To Win Success taling $760,000.” given liy „rte Cheefleading Cflub. Senate Post For 11 Years ,Nussbaum said most people buy ice of Dedication will be held in the Park Department and Cham­ delphia by police of the Fairmouht Twenty-eight' .cheerleaders took administration room of the parish COPOU "UoSo" By aAMES, MARM)W *the U N . • .salvage expert* and ber 6f Commerce, in the LiOdge Park guard. ,Why has not been life insurance today for Invest­ part in the rally which, turned put Bolton, Dec. K ' lSpeciall —Re­ Philadelphia, Dec. 14 (P) — A disclosed. - Stranger atlU, Kusuplos N«w York \jp> — Jack Nuss-|in»u«'«nce,” he aaid, ”and:i took it ment but often at work, also is the building when a new children’s (A P N«w« Away*t) troops clssr out of the area and go at Center Springs Park. SantA ROASTING CHICKENS isuccessfully and was eiijoye^ by worship center will be dedicated to W uhintton, Dec. 14 (P>—Don’t Jieme. Egypt has never agreed the publican leaders announced at a World War II veteran reported somehow became identified to bsum’s mother didn’t raise her boy j '’••'y reluctantly,” factor of ”ego-recognlUon.’’ ia availabte to talk to - yoUr mlssing.eleven years ago and atib- the glory of God and. in loving ASttYalut aARAUE 1m exirprUetf if BgypOan. Presi­ U.N. foroes should, sUy around ' parly caucus in Hartford Wednea police as Anthony. Nichollans. to b« A life insurance salesman. "The first 25 weeks I earned "They want to be a financial ail.’- children from '4 to 8 p.m. dally ssqtMiitly declared legally dead has memory of Mabel M. Sivaijson. dent Naeeer use* the blocked-up Suez any length of,time after the and 1 to 5 p.m. on Saturday 'That is the name on the records Hs bectme one because at the i 419.12 --- an average of 75 cents success'even if it’s only , on the The -cheerleaders’ chief function day night that Ralph Q. Broil Of been found in a mental hospital, Orders for Christmas chickens and capons are-already time It sesmed a better idea than * week. These were erally rough day they die.” he said. ’"They , The worship center; which in­ Sues Canml either to try to wreck Britizh and French are gone. this town was among candidates and Sundays.. at Byberry, where he , was sent this year will I* to cheer at d o w n West IBurope’* economy or black­ confined since a few days after he starving. Today he thlnHs It’S a ' When a man said he could- know that the first thing people Barnard basketball games which cludes an oak altar and reredos N 6 Fawxl said in New. York oii Dec. being considered for the post of disappeared from his hortie only 65 after being takcfl into police high. Peopfe want to be sure of getting-the b e ^ **an> with red velvet dossal curtaln*ahd jack the United SUtes into giving 2 the U.N. troop* in Egypt "are not clerk in the Slate Senate. 3 custody. wlse mother who alerts her son " ‘ afford to buy insurance, he was will ask is. ‘What shape did he will begin in January, PAYMINT miles a\<-sy, th* FBI reports. sarly to th# possibilities of fl- telling the, truth. But I stuck to leave Kis faniljy in?’ ” brass altar appointments. haS'been hlnj'ecdnonrto help. there to resolve the Palestine ques­ State- Chairman Clarence Bald- The bureau said last night it . In the meantime, the search other of those delicious chickens such as we had a t The cheerleaders’ sponsor is Mrs. made possible through the Swan­ The Egyptian foreign mlnfeter, tion or any other question" but went on for (Jhrla Kuauplos. Seven nanclal success in the booming in -, *t.” ’ . Robert Smith. The girls in the UP TO 5 YEARS Mahmoud Faw’zi, complained yes­ Airforce Denies was one of the'’most unusual miss­ surance field. < ' His income rose steadily. Since son memorial fund instituted "jonly so long is the crisis endures ing person ca.ses it had encoun­ years later, in 1952, Lancaster Thanksgiving” or “ last Christmas.” club are Phyllis Solomon, A4ma , Mr. and Mrs. Victor Sw-an- PAY terday In Washington that he hears and as short a time as possible." county orphans court declared him For Nuaabaum feels that any 1942 he has been a member of the Scott, Penny Kalrbank, PaiVi Ahlf, much In the United States about AlKea Jet Crash tered. young man who get* into the busi-. | select ’’Miliron Dollar 'Round sorr"st. the time of their young rm*T\PAYMENT With the British and French - This was- the storj’ of Chris legally dead and his famll.v even­ Public Records Mary Jane Boggini, Judy Soule, daughteVh4~,^udden death 14 helping Britain and France, which gone, Naaser can try to suit him-1 ness now will ride the crest of a Table.” made up of salesmen who Shirley Donahue, Maril.vn Kurtz, .More Vole Dry .‘01 Kufuplos, now 38. a mental patient tually applied to the vetcran.s ad- ■ ROGER OLCOn atlll-growing wave. sell that much insurance in a months ago. litabel was an active APRIL.19$r attacked Egypt, but "hardly any­ self about clearing the cSnsl. If Hartford, Dek. 14, (SP)—Th'4 Air minl.stration for death beneflta. Sandy LOrentzen. Diane Lechausse. at the Byberry State Hospital 403 West Center Street Mitchell 8-7§58 "In 1935 there was 395 bllllofi of ,j’ear. He earns up to $50,000 a ‘ Bond for Deed Ne\(- York — There were 481 member of the Ch'arclt School and thing" about helping Egypt, he stalls, the U.N. wiil have to con­ Force say* twoXcArpenters who here, as told by the FBI and per­ The claim was filed in Washington Myrtle A. Pierre to Trane Manu­ Bonnie Andrews. Carol Kemp, choir. 13 VfiA*'''' gob May Take 8 Months life insurance in force,” said NuSs- year but is prouder of the fact local-option elections on the sale sider the whole Egyptian problem thought they saw a plane fall sons who knew him at Lancaster, and later the family sought the facturing, Inc., by Jan. 3, property Jane Crandall. • O ieryl' Mackey. It will be used each Sunday-jit GUAIMNTEI m It has been estimated that clear­ all over again.. / apart .near HazardvilU in th« air baum, president of the National' that, despite his lack of formal of diatilled spirits in 1955.. They O C a r ...... $499 Pa., his hometown: benefits in civil court action. The Association of Life Underwriters. on Adams St. Lqcy Felice, Lynda RiiddelL, Grace both Church School sessions foi-^ ing the canal—where about 50 iMt’ Baturday actually saw a tight schooling, he is a, faculty adviser Guarnaccia, Carol 'Verbarg, Vir­ were held in 20 of the 31 states Veteran of Two HItrhea FBI entered the case. "By 1045' it jumped to |151 bil­ at Purdue University's Institute of Pendency of .Action „ that provide for aUch option. There the opening worship of the chil­ Two C a r ...... 1 1 9 9 ahipe were sunk during the Brit- formation of three jet plane.s peel­ , In disclosing the case, the FBI ginia (^handler, Eileen. Levesque, lah-French attack—will take from Kusuplos, veteran of two hitches lion. and last year to 1372 billion. Life Insurance marketing. Investment Corp. ajgainst Thomas waa a net population shift of 29-, dren o f Kindergarten age. ing off. did not say how its investigation J. McKinney 'and Helen McKinney, Claire (Jhambers. Mary Ellen Pastor C. Henry Anderson will two-months to six months if work Cplor TV Nightly, The carpenters Said they in the Army and .service at Pearl "In another 10 yeafa it ahould Nussbaum says the public has a 203 from legal sales to local pro­ RIADY TO MECT OARAOll Harbor Dec. 7, 1941. and Guadal­ had Anally traced Chris Kusuplos reach anywhere between $750 bil­ mortgage foreclosure, returnable CHark, Sandy Sibrlnsz, 'W’endy hibition areas as a result of the read the Service of Dedication and geU under way quickly. thought that what they saw may to Anthony Nlcholian.s. MAIN STREET STORES ARE number of misconceptions about Stuck, G'aii Johnson. Pat Daub, there will be special music. The longer the canal is closed, canal, was committed to the lion to SI trillion.” life insurance salesmen. Manchester Town Court, Jan. 15, elections. ’57 Goal of NBC have been a jet reported missing i. His family said onl.v that it was property at 33 Cole St. Barbara Poulin and Sharon Hub­ MAIL COUP^W^DAY FOR FREE CATALOG the longer the efconomy of U.S. on a flight from Westover Air veterans administration hospital Nussbaum’s own' career is an "You don’t have to put your at Coatesviile, Pa., early in 1915. ' happy he had at last been found. bard. f, Last year windstorms caused 814 “ 1 Allies in Western Europe will be af­ Force Base, Mass., to the West. example of the success that can foot in a door to sell insurance.’ GENTLEMEN: WITHOUT OiUGATION fected. This serves Russia’s inter- Miami Beach, Fla., Dec. If i/P>-- come to a man who stumbles into SNIPER, 1.5, HELD Gerald Mayo pla.ved the trumpet million dollars in damage, and re­ A NEW / ' The pre.sident of the National However, the Air Force said It he said. "Women in particular are in accompaniment to one cheer. □ Pleate ibgII xout Free Oartfe Booklet. sets. This country doesn't want had checked on the carpenter's his natural vocation b.v chance. New Haven, Dec. 14 (/P)—A 15- sulted in 'the death of 400 persons. Broadcasting Co. says his network „ ... u 1 , .. well-educated on the .value of in- year-old boy told police yesterday FUNERAL HOME its Allies to slide downhill. report and found that the forma­ .*1? tl’® cit.wfatn-ance. especially since we began ^eivie •••*•••*•**•••.**••«** *6.*..*as* ^a.s •.***as6666b , Egypt's economy also will suffer, aims for at lea.st two color pro­ of his birth — G as.sgow. Scotland | emphaslzine its livine benefits he was “only trying to hit the UNDER EXPERIENCED grams nightly next year, and tion was in the Hazardville area at A . . . emphasizing its living benefits the longer the canal is out of busi­ the time and that there deflnitely — and took a job in his aunt s rather than its death benefits. wheels" when he flrqd a .22 cali­ Addrees ••*i****.«*.**..ts**.•••••«#*«»•*.*••*•• at ness, because of-the loss of revenue hopes soon to have the bulk of its OPEN bre rifle at a Connecticut Co. bus. MANAGEMENT WBS no crash. ' ' M an 1 ' "And you don't have to be s from ships W'hich used the canal. nighttime schedule in color. The job paid 60 cehts a week, i joiner.” • But police said the bullet went Fhone ..sss.'.ap.aa.v Robert W. Sarnoff .said ye.sler- FOR MAXIMUM HEAT and TROUBLE FREE OPERATION ^ Associated Press reports from SOI’NEY qriT.S (SOP POST and it seemed a lot at the time.” j Nussbaum himself belongs to .through a window and shattering • Cairo say the Egyptian economy day NBC would continfie emphasis KEMP’S glass cut a wonian passenger. The 24 HOUR CALL Hartford, Dec. 14 i.Pi William INC. L . i onl.v two organizations the oro- THE JOHN F. still looks stable. It’s questionable on live telecasts and development boy was held for juvenile authori­ SERVICE COLLBOT of color which he characterized as T. Souney of Wethersfield has re­ Three years later, he o*nie to i feggionsi organization he heads and ties. MO 6-3386 how long it will rempln so without Ralph Q. Broil signed as publicity director for the FURNITURE Araerlca and became a clothing , the American Legion, the reopening of the canal or out­ "the booster charge for our fourth cutter. After serving in France ‘ ••in.iiroT,,— _ - decade.” Republican Slate Central Com­ AND MUSIC TIERNEY side assistance. win said yesterdav that the po.st Is during the world war I. he began hlah stai-tlmr aaiari»>^a O il RiiniBrs qnd Stehtrs SoM The United States and Russia are NBC is observing Sts 30th an­ mittee. 'Souney, who became pub­ aCWWSHSHMSKWaKSKSKlKWIRWS^i FUNERAL HOME ^ U. S. GARAGES, Inc. elective and will’ be acted upon licity chief In 1953, is a former re­ MI 3-568.0 saving his mpney and lirought into ! .r^nrofessions"" the two places where Egypt might niversary. TONIGHT and Sarvicod Promptly and fffleiantly 219 WEST CENTER ST. 2119 HARTFORD-NEW HAVEN TURNPIKE—NEUnKOTOK when the Senate convertea in a Milwaukee^tore speciali^zing in | o n ir n r iiL H l. nn hope to get economic help. Fawzi . Sarnoff also said that the NBC porter for the Hartford Courant. 163 MAIN ST. I GIFT CANDY TEU MI 3-1222 •lanuarj-. However, he indicated ac­ His resignatioh-is effective Jan. 1. UNTIL 9 high-priced men’s clothes. c^n ^ y” " ^2 A% a-t A 4»%« M OPEN-DAILY TO 5 F! M., THURSDAY TO 8 F- M., SUNDAY 10.S said Egypt wants "no assistance" next year will provide the 'flr.st live tion could be taken befora that date in 1929 there occurred « notable ! r k f"y i"u r err.'‘' ‘" rhrlstmaed i GOP state chairman Clarence F. from the United States or Russia. programming produced speciflcal- if party leaders should decide to business recession — some even , All Popular Brands G. E. WIUIS & SON, Ines That’s a switch. ly .for educational television sta­ Baldwin said no successor” has Free Delltery call a caucus., been appointed as yet. cglled it a trash - and Nuss^ J ’’ ® 2 MAIN ST. — PHONE Ml 3-SI25 >~-A«i|sed Canal After Doan Denied tions on a national basis. Broil was .State Senator from this bsuhi’s income dived quickly from •' ,..'?''ge i It should be remembered, in The programs, Sarnoff aaid. will district for the IMZ-St term and $10,000 a year to zero. msuranej. comiwiny averaged $12.- 5 Arthur Drug Stores watching Nasser’s maneuver* in consist of three 30-mlnute previously was this town's repre­ "I was offered a Job selling i each la.st year. The top 100 WBSMBSaSMIWRSaSWRSMIlSlVwlv I ^ s G k ^ I k jd i k the weeks ahead, that he was en­ presentations weekly And will be sentative to the Legislature for raged and seized the eaanl last provided at no charge to educa­ three terms from 1946 through 1952. summer within a few day* after tional stations. They will embrace He served several years as Repub­ Secretary of State-Dulles called off Instruction in mathematics, the lican Town Committee Chairman GAS HEAT • proposed big loan to Egypt. humanities and government, and locally and was the first chairman ^ e United Nations has under­ will run for,,26 weeks. of the Board of Finance. taken—or thinks it has—the task The programs will be in charge of getting the sunken ships out of of experU in the flelds of each pf UA5«>8 BURN liONGER the Canal. The U.N., which agreed the three iwries, the NBC execu­ Cleveland — Fluorescent lamps this should be done quickly, chose tive added.' They are scheduled to burn 10 times as long as incan­ AMnged IfelibiTtiance and a Floating Eide make a retired American Army officer, begin in march for 13 weeks and descent lamps and produce more XA. Gen. Raymond A. Wheeler, to to resume for 13 additional weeks than four times as much light per IS CLEANER direct the canal operations, In'October. watt of electricity. . But once British and French troops are all cleared out of the Suea area, there is no csrtainty le road-^hungriest car ever built Your 'whole home' stays clean* Nasser will let the UN. forces there lift r ship or a finger to clear OLD CARPENHR SHOP er... when you heat with gas. the canal. He might even demand that all No ashes or dirt to run up ANTIQUES clssning bills. Gas heats best,' FOR RENT / s ' i too . . . because it’s so quiet, REPAIRING ^ RERNISHING a and la asm. Movie Prejaetefs economical, automatic and aeoad er aUent, alao S8 mm. Phone. Mitchell 9-4503 -=■ — SPECIAL------aUda projaetera. safe! Lawn sleighs. Flax wheel. Lift top Commodes. Penn. Dry Sinks, for Free Heating Estimate WELDON DRUG CO. Blanket cneit. Hoop skirt rocker. Large Swiss music box with fOI Mala a t TeL BO SiSMl chimes, Coo-Coo Clock, Early sandwich glass caater set with col­ The man who gati around the bait dratted ored bottles. Pink overlay briifle’s basket. Many Christmas items. OPEN DAILY 9 A M. to 9 P. M. Chrittmat treat knewi that the qreateif gifts for boys Sot Your Hooting Contractor or Hartford Gas Company *54 MERCURY $1195 end young mean ere right here et HeuieS. A let of thought . NEW jREBUXtT ENGINE . MELVIN TAYLOR and eere went into the cheoting of these smart gifts. So there's a Crow Hill off Monton Road, Stafford Springs, Conn. let of' pleasure end wear in them for the boys who receive 'eml LAL MOTORS Tel. OV 4-3187 dS4 CEHTEM 8T. Come in end make a choice for every bey on your list while eur stocks ere wide end handsome!

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Car JACK PLANE Light Duty Many ether outstanding gifts in eur department to please ically controls the temperature o f the air,the engine' height, paMenger compartmenl, frame, and rear axle. You enjoy fo r Home- VISE breathes—helps keep it uniform summer and winter. an amazing sense o f "nailed-down” stability on' curves. - ^ awtHinoR the bey er student, on your Christmas list. W e also ere of* Engine starting is- easier, usable p<>wer and economy •You’ve g6t to fe e l Mercury’s Floating Ride'to believe it fW e , NO.HI20S ficial eutfitters for Cub Scouts, Bey Scouts and.^ Explorers. are increased. ' ’ > , . - invite you tp do just that, today, at our showroom. Many scouting stocking gifts at reasonable prices. , ^ . ' r S bS B at Sully odiutloM* — 14' Ion., 2* cuSor. SUTCHID $n HAS40 DtllU Thii iMoolh JJOMT DUTY VIU NM TNf MOSU A workhori* (roi* (ho nolchod rod and lookinf, uooolhnnntn., %*honddrffi CtAntSSIN. So* )w fw*»**.. ^ SmtOKTOUT OF PMORROW 57 with DKBAM-CM DESIGN •coy ttanloy HandyMon kin.. Only i, on* *( onny molchod t(anl*y Handy-Hondy- imoolkly lhi»I *i»* woekt — fcOW' kak^y 10*11 Toolk ,$^ Edwin BANK the University of Connecticut, and V. ScouM Entertain cent Value. Parents should'^U^g H. Lawton. ' Coou. standard, by which a certain act cycles. conducted b'y. think about Gehrgory Peck . . program was offered all employes n.unity Memorial 'Hospital. NAME ...... > • • • «.* 6 e e'» eeaeeeeeesta Otaplay' adrertlaingadrertlaii rioalag houra: You can gel more out of your l'*t'ch . . . smile at elevator oper each of the parishes in the council and old batteries collection Sunday, Prescriptions TIMI IS or Eonday—1" p.a i.m. Friday. defended and enforced In that In­ ator . . . jlk'p elevator operator in the system. Mrs. Shirley Howard, I.amonte Mrs. Carl Peters of St. Joseph’s weather permitting. Here fOr Tueaday—1^ p,i .J.m. Monday. Bible reading if you; ( li read ex­ Pine Butterfly The Board has given permission For Wedneaday—1 p. m. Tueaday. stance. He did not Intend to say pectantly and thoughtfully, asking, lunch . , . pack to office . . . coffie Rd.. is also a patient at the hos­ Church, chairman of the commit­ Couples Plan Party Iiu n n in o out For Tburaday—1 p. an. Wedneaday. that, *now one crisis has been break". . . coffee break break to the town Recreational Commit­ pital. tee on parent and family education, T h e Mr. and Mrs. Club of Second PINE PHARMACY P^r Friday—1 p. m. Thura^y. "What is God's message for me tee to spray an area for skating at Co-op Kindergarten will have charge of the program. TO JOIN ADDRESS ...... For Saturday—! p. m. fritay. eased, the world should go back today? " "What does this pa.ssage a.sk"Doss for raise . . . read want Congregational Church will hold a 864 Center SL—MI 9-9814 Claaainad deadline; 10:» a.m. ai— the Roberl-son School playground. The Co-operative Nursery and Mrs. Robert H, Mahoney,- Hart­ Chriatmaa party for members and to the very system of life which teach me to believe? . . . .to do cro.s-sword puzzle . . Delijrhtful reproduction of It has .also granted pesmission to day ot publication aaeepi Saturday — come? .... to do?" The more yMi lea break . . . paint fingernails . Kindergarten executive committee Blanks most be mailed to the Recreation Department, > a. m. created, caused, and irflan.ed that tighten girdle . . . go home. You an end-table size Colonial use the kitchens in Robertson and will meet today at 8;30 p.m. at the are willing to listen, the more'He Coventry Grammar schools by the home of Mrs. Robert Kennon. Friday, December 14 crisis. will say. (2) Read w-th imagina­ •can bet that Automation will never butterfly table done in knot­ 22 School Street on or before Wednesday, December 19. replace .secretaries. At least not Robertson-Center and Coventry Both cla.sses are working Oh But neither did he go forward tion unh.ii riedly. Try toptctiire the ty pine. 24 x 36" top. Grammar School PTA nnits. A their anniial Christma.s projects, The Double Standard System secne, and think of characters until somebody builds a machine Judging will take place on Thursday, December 20. to anything better, or to sounder that can drink coffee. request made by the local Civil making cloth scrapbooks for the, I TALK TO THE as livinsr people. (3yt>o not be dis- Defense Commis.slon prompted ap­ children's ward at Windham Com­ far Mwmefiea sbaal faed swtlsal' Wlien Britain and France, our principles, or toward a system in ti rbed if there pte some pa.

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kPAOE FOURTEEN MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. jiANCHESTEB. CONN. FRIDAY. DECEMBER 14.1956 MANCHESTER EVENING,HERALDi MANCHESTER, CONN. FlUpAYi tlECEMBER 14,1956 . ■f fife PACE ? *8 such cases rarely are fatal. His tic^ which both parties are coH' neral Hon;g, followed by aolcmh 53 Hospitalized HockvUle sidering. Atty. Harry Hammer, hold a White Gift Service Sun­ i she sang "O, Holy Night.” Part a t e technicians began'testa on food Of. Rockville-VeTnon ^ ' day commemorating the first requiem mass at 0 a.'ni. in St. Ber­ Orphaii Will Gel way through' Her second selection, Hungariaii samples to determine exactly what Rockvlle corporation Counsel, said FOR HER today. 3 The World's Finest Uhristmi^ when the Wise- men nard's Church. Burial >dll be in St. “I . Baclo,” Harriet paused for a m g > Following Lunch caused the trouble. '• i, ' Conference Held . from the ^ s t traveled to' Bethle­ Bernard's Cemetery. •< If the case is not settled out of 5 PERFUMES—GIFT SETS Aether Chance ■nioment, coughed and froze before 3 Free Delivery Covernitient^ Schools^ Taxes hem to present their choice' gifts Friends niaj^'call at the funer.,1 the eyes of hundreds of adults and R e lie f In Curbing Smt court, the demurrer filed by Atty. home toda^ from 7 to 0 p.m. ' ^ Los Angeles, Dec. 14 (iP) — A Scovill Plianning Hammer requesting that action be to the Christ Child. . ^ •To Sing for Idol for her—worat of all—before Miss woman collapsed in pain. Anotlier ------^ » limited to a declaratory judgment- I Arthur Dhig Stores • Church school members ■ .will Anderiion. , IS- bring gifts bf toys and clothing 'i'emon and TMoottVlUe 'news 'T o date Manchester .has con­ was stricken with cramps , and >$15 Million Issue a pre-trial conference yesterday in on the city's acceptance of the 7)viiawfWRnininwRMB)i To Be Considered by RVTA Philadelphia, Dec. 14 ()P) A The girl collapsed ift tears. The nausea. Then. another. A benefit the chambers of .Hartford County street. Will be heard preceding the for Mansfleld State Training Items are handled " through The guests.sal mute. ry tributed a total of tUS toward the School .and Hospital. Adults may Hertald's Iti^rlU e Bnrenu,. 7 W. little girl whose Cinderella dream R e d s luncheon yeste.rday at St. Mat­ Superior Court Judge John R. trial. Miss Anderson broke the pained current Red Cross drive for Hun­ Waterbury, Dec. 14 — The Rockville Acresi Inc., in addition, .Rdckville, Dec. 14 (Special)-'-, to Rockville Chapter, American bring monetary ^ fts for ifharitable Main St.,"' telephone TRemont became a nightmare is going to thias Roman Catholic ' Church in Thim,. another attempt was made silence, went to Harriet and took garian relief. Tha national goal is Huntington Park broke up in Scovill Mfg. Co., has announced a is seeking $100,000 damages. n ia R«N$,ylUe-Vemon Taxpayera ; Red Croaa, and mail tliem to Albert organizations. . - 5-8IM.;’ have another chance to p’erform the girl in her arpis. to. settle a suit of Rockville Acres, (ONttBMd from Pace One) the responsibility of paying idle $5,000,000. ■ [disorder and within a few hours proposed bond and common atock Aa*n. has idopted a program of i KofC Children’s Party for her idol. ■ She told Harriet she woul(f hear factory workers. Manchester .contributions so far 53 persons were hospitalized. Issue to raise $15 million^ for Inc., against the Oty of Rockville. Norway Combats Overweight CARS The points'being considered fol Mrs. Spurting also announced The,^ RocRvilie Knights of,^Co- Yesterday started out better the hloodmobile will visit th'e Elks Methodist Pupils her sing again, iri more familiar forco tho workers to produce. > The regime promised a special have been made ap follows: : "There is little doubt that It is plant expansion. The suit,' arising from the city's Oslo— A ' nationwide drive, to lumbub- will entertain meSnbers' than any dream for Harriet Thalf, less terrifying surroundings. The brass fabricating firm said The {mints beinb considered fol­ Can-lage House Jan. 11 from 12:45 X, Oiepel worker outside the j "loyalty ,bonU.s" and “government Mrs. Harold F. Kimball...... $25.00 I food poisoning,” said F. X. Kemp, Refusal to accept a street in the corebat Wer\^''elght has been UNDERCOATED low: children between the,jiges of 2 and an 11-yea'r-^old foundling. At last Miss Anderson, whose first pub­ credits for the building of homes" I chief of the County Health Depart- yesterday it would use most of the Hlllcrest 'Estates' Development be­ started by Norvyay’s Diet and to 5:30 p.m. Its quota will be l.'SO lO at a, Chriatpaas parly tomor­ Set Yule Parties she was,to meet arid sing for the plant’s fates told western report* I Mrs. Clifford D. Cheney ____ 25.00 money to build a n.ew tulM mill 1. 'Industrislihation. with consid­pints. Appointments for this vjsit lic appearance in her. late teena to miners who returned by Dec. 15. Mr. and.Mrs. Herbert House. 10.00 ! ment'a food and drug section. cause of what it claims to be im- Health Association. SPECIAL eration being gi^ n t'o possibic ap row at 2 p.m. in the tialian-Social fame<(._ contralto, Marian Ander- was a.dismal failure, thorougljly somewhere in Connecticut.' The may be made by calling'^hc local Club. a , .son. ‘ , •ra: ; ’ • . ! Militia and police guarded the Dr. Howard Boyd...... lO.OO I Kemp said it apparently was a ptoper curbing, has beOn set down 9 5 'GUARANTEED pointment of a H°wn industrial The primar;' and junior depart­ panned by critics, had told her entrances to the Bejolannis plant I typt which develops when food is rest would go for modernization of for trial the first week of January, Red Ci'o.ss office. ' - Santit Claus will be present with ments of the North Methodist . Miss Anderson returned to her ••When they think theyi can ar- Mrs. Sherwood' Cheney...... 50.00 • WORKMANSHIP commission. audience earlier, perhaps with and the vicinity. They had seized Robert J. Smith, Inc ...... 25.00 I left too long out of refrigeration its plant here. Another attempt by Atty. Joseph $18 Girls to Pla.v ^Monday gifts for'the children. There w iji Church School ivill hold their native Philadelphia for a luncheon Wtrarily arrest our leaders they i The company announcement said 2. Special taxatio^ for support Harriet’s trial to come in mind: the factoiy yesterday when em­ Carlyle-Johnson Co. 25.00 ! after being cooked. P. Cooney, counsel for the plain­ GENERAL Of education. The girls’ besketball program also be entertainment and refresh­ Christmas parties tomorrow, the introducing her autobiography 'hare another think cominfi” A caterer furnished the turkey It plans to offer $10 million in 25- tiffs, to obtain a temporary order TURNPIKE will start, Monday at Sykes gym ments. / primary department from 2 until “My txird. What si Morning.” "I would like to thank everyonp ployes held a protest meeting Herald Printing Co...... 25.00 3. Further study o f town who has helped me and those who The Csepel complex was sfain there to demand the release of Checks may be made out to the and' trimmings. Nearly all those year debentures which are d u e requiring the city to provide serv­ t v SERVICE AUTO SERVICE and, with weekly sessions nrnhing from Events Tonight 4 p.m. and the junior department Fart of the ceremony was to be QUALITY SHOE REBUILD^! r ih f^ by Soviet tanks and ar­ Raez and Bari. The troops dis­ who became ill were women. There Jan- 1« 1982. ices to. the' street, was denied by city government. leading toward 6:30 to 8:30 p.m. Kiowa Council, Degree of from 6 to 8 p.m. the little girl’s performance and a will help others in the future and American Red Cross. 62 Center St., Days 164 W. MIDDLE TPKB. either consolidation or sraaration. participate in the rewarding ex­ mored cars. The workers said Rus­ persed the meeting. and designated for Hungarian re- were 2<’S0 guests. It said it will also offer 176,450 Judge Thim, who again said he Nights Mrs. Janet Furphey will be in Pocahontas will holiLA Chri.stmas There wiU.be entertainment and meeting with Miss Anderson, who sian officers and soldiers were in­ A .spokesman at one hospital shares of common stock to com­ thought the case should be tried on S2.95 Pfns^ilrt. TEL. 5U 9-4100 with the group feeling onh or, the charge. The program is sponsored party at Red Men’s^Hsll following was born and reared in the same perience of giving,’’ Rumors continued to circulate llef. TEL. Ml S-54n othqr is necessary. V refreshments. Highlights will be FINEST MATERIALS USED I side the plant and posted at stra- about members of the Kadar re­ said some of the victims were in mon stock holders on the basis of its merits. by the"Recreation Board. its bu.sinea.s mee(ifig at 8 p.m. the theme of sharing with others. neighborhood. teflc points to support forces of ■ serious condition but Kemp said one for eight. The Judge made certain sugges- 4. iConslderation of the purehase In College Play Vernon Grahge will hold a Harriett was overheimed by the gime. One such said Industry Min- of land for future elementary Primary department children will armed Hunfarian militia and po-1 i.ster Antal. Apro was taken to a Mrs. Margaret McKinney, daugh­ family pot luck supper' at 6:30 each tiring a favorite C hristas meeting. She presented Miss An­ WORKMANSHIP! Jlce. I Cyprus Self-Rule •chool use. \ ter of Mr. and Mrs. Robert J. Mc­ p.m.. followed by a Christnias derson a bouquet and. impulsively, hospital three days ago with-a ner­ tree ornament to decorate the • WORK OURARNTEED • Some' chimneys were smoking vous breakdown. Another said Ka­ 5. Support of the proposed pro­ Kinney, Rockville, was a member parly. ' Christmas tree. The.se Will after­ reached up and embraced her idol. ’SO PLYMQUTH $95 gram of the Chamber of Commerce: 'Jk'ortheast PT.4 to Meet and several factory railways were ; dar's wife was hospitalized after a Plans Explained of the cats of “ Stardust,” a play wards be packed and g*ven to some They chatted and the girl be­ ^ALSO a c o m p l e t e t a il o r in g D E P A R im N T dn operation. ner%’ou9 breakdown. for civicVIC beUerment.Dciieimem.. .rerentlvrecently produced bv by inethe Workwork- The Northea.st School PTA will family to brighten , its (Jhrlstmas came more at ease. •"nie people who went back to ' - 6 Consideration of changing miop Players of La^ll Junior •ihe.et at the school Monday st 8 tree. Junior department children Then it was time to perform L & L MOTORS Rumors have also been current Athens, Dec. 14 (A^r-British the tow work love money,” grumbled a : that Kadar had (1) cbmmitted iwn's fiscal year to do away . (ipliegp, Auburndale, Mass. p.m, for a busine.s.s meeting and will each bring a. favorite to snd Harriet showed nervousness FORMERLY HOLlMENE Colonial secretary Alan Lennox- with the necessity for borrowing | MARLOW'S SHOE REBUILDING worker outside the gate. He re- i suicide, or (2i woiild resign to Christmas program. be given to .some oUier child, in sgsin 684 CENTER ST. BASEMENT LEVEL, MAIN ST,, MANCHESTER ferred to a Budapest Radio warn- | make way for a new cabinet in­ Boyd explaind to Greek govern­ DORSEY J Q ^ Y " 7 ^ * 1 i. ! —The Ualinn Social Club has The traditional carol .sing will keeping with the spirit of Christ­ Her childish voice trembled as Ing that only those would receive | cluding several non-Communists. ment leaders today just how Brit­ elected the following officers' I be led by Mrs. Paul Arzt Jr., with mas. wages who actually worked. | ports in which both uriils arc con­ I Judith Hallcher accompanying, There was no way of checking ain plans to give Cypnis a new siderably behind schedule. Gu>\ PaRani, pre.^ciU; Fred "But we estimate that only 20 any of these reports. constitution with limited self-nile. FURNITURE FURNITURE KreysNis;^. vioe president; Everett j and Jo-Ann Bryan, soloi.st. ■ per cent are stUl working,” another Kadar's government announced He conferred with Greek Pre­ Christmas Programs Planned |Paluska', treasurer.: Edward Han­ ' Mrs. Glenn Stephenson, pro- added. “The others won't resume Jn*e» Sead (or more- lafonnattoa. BEDROOM SETS ^ ' I •• WE PUT A STOP ’TO CHAIRS PAINT w o r r i e s : Storm Windows ^ REG. $29 WUk Ufettme Rcyaoldz AIu- FASHION TREND c A A A Inc mlBurn Siding. We c m oave REG. PRICE $ 24.50 (Average Size) you lOO’z of dolizni! Call, nz' By JOHNSON CARPER Y TONIGHT The Whole Family Can Enjoy befora yon do aayUibig! DOUBLEUBLE DRESSER. CHEST.CHEST, ^ BOUDOIR UNTIL 9 1229 M A IN ST. — MANCHESTER I Special u n t il C h r is t m a s BOOKCASE BED. LIGHT OPEN TILL 9 — TEL. M l 9-5238 i Gontlemen: FINISH. REG 0380. ■"N CHAIRS Without obligation They'd ALL Like A Ping Pong Table! \V‘ -' ' □ Bend me garage RfeG. $29.95 information INSTALLED if. 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Will 1 ^ ^ PCRTORATCD 50c op WALL BOARD For Above-Bench Storage. Complete hold doors, window panels, storm sash, i 1 POmSETTIAS with 24 hooks. 4 spring clips, mount- Jaws are faced with tempered 1 . SOe and U| ing hardw are. Brown finish. 13 presdwood to prevent f ‘ Size 2’X 4’. Only ■# marring. 1 ■z I * H oav EASY CREDIT TERMS^ USE OUR LAYAWAY PLAN , Large aaanrtmeat of ORDER YOURS TODAY. WE'LL DELIVER POTTED, ta pota i r 90-DAY289 FREE SERVICE! TO YOUR DOOR BEFORE CHRISTMAS PLANTS SOe la $1 pal HOLLY M IS T L rO E m - i r PICTURE TUBE GUARANTEED^ 334 NORTf^ MAIN STREH GREENHOUSES .1 YEAR' / “ WE ALSO HAVE A FEW 21" SWIVEL MODEL CONSOLES AT SIMIUR : ^ TELMI9.S253 , C fliuLFW RIST ★ Inifollad |M your prosaiit VHP 1 SA VIN G S! BETTER HURRY! 71 EAST CENTER ST. S02 WOODBRiPGk STREET—TELEPHPNE MI 9,SUl PARKING IN THE REAR 1|L Ml 9-7574 oarMiia. UHF added If iieadad. BUILDING MATERIALS OPEN DAILY 7. A.M. fa I P.M. 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3 period' Saturday through Deq,. Of 108 Million Fanoiilies 'I f Sion, the legislators could act on Baldwin said the committee rvtll On Issues '23, at the .dain Post Office.. include Sen. Theodore S. .Ryan of 60c Lb. N. Y. Dressed Under 20 Lbs.-'D ter 20 Lbo. 50e For NATO (CMriianed from any veto by Ribicoff. Tomorrow, window service (Continued from I '. f ■ One) Page One) ants (the interpr«(p^used the word Sharon, Senate president pro-tenv* Yea! Wo Pull the Tendons—Deliver In Manchester U Yon "N. — i' I T 'kulaks') are now. Id the coopera­ While toe sessten o f th* legis­ (CoatlaiiM from Fmce One) ■ , (Continued from Page One) will be provided from f :30 a.m. In 1951 whbv.180 famiUea pooled lature is under way, the Governor pore; Sen. Elmer S. Watson of Mil­ Cannot Pick Up Yourself. until 6 p.m.;. Sutiday, from 1 JuHo Paasikivi connection with the NatunU Gas tive,’'’ he replied. ford, assistant majority' leader; ... their labor ufidgr the rulebook "With equal privileges?’’ has five days.in which.to veto or th^.eum At ineetinc have empha- more, he has always opposed big to . 5 p.m.; Monday- through Bill had spoken o f the loose lan­ sign a bill. A fter fnlal adjourn­ .House Speaker Nelson Ct 1« Brown . FRANK HARAIURDA guidance of a staft^qf communist "Oh. no. They’re third claaa com­ II of Groton; Rep. Frederick Pope power denis. ' Friday, the windows will be guage of the statute and the dif­ rades." ment, h* has 15 days. ASH SWAMPED., GLASTONBURY. TEL. MEdford 8-SlU alied not only theit yearning for Dies; Finland’s cadrea sent from Peiping. Jr. of Fairfield, House majority 3. Military Alliances —r Nehru open 7:30'a.m. to T p.m.: Dec. ficulty of determining what did Second and third claas co-op Republican,state Chairman (Clar­ Mcnrlty .from poeatWe Slo\iet at­ has long ppposed such pacts o n : 22'th e windows'will be open • Over tea, cigarettes and wet leader, and one or two assistant and did not constitute a violation. members have no voting rights in ence F. Baldwin aaid yesterday tack but also their resolve to cut ■ ground that they Increase! at 7:30 a.m. andsciose at 6 p.m.; peanuts pulled from the farm's that the legislature loses its power House leaders yet to be'selected. , Great Leader humanly' fertilized soli, a direictor community matters, and are paid their defense bills by depending tensions. He is especially against I Dec. 23 the office will be open Judge McGarraghy agned it when It passes last minute bills from 1 to 3 p.m.; IHc. 24 the named KUo Chert told of the. on amaller armiM with more mod­ the Baghdad Pact in the M iddle; was difficult at times to/ tell Just 1; tt candidate member that could be vetoed by the Gov­ East an^'h<’ P<^a tbe United States | office returns to its regular (Continued Irom Page One) who had to register as a lobbyist, cooperative’s development. His while___a third class. Is one who stilj ernor. i'; » fn weapons. ^ will hot cohsent to join IL The ■ schedule. but said that when he was in pri- practiced. sing-song recitation opposes the movement theoretical! never hesitated for a fact or sta­ He said the Republican majoii-* .V Wilson made nc reference to United Slale.s supports the B agh-, Tlie hours at the Parcel post condition. He retired from thc vate practice he advised fclienta ly, but ^qrks on the farm neverthe­ ties in the coming session have a WINDOW SHADES pi-Onj’ possiblity that President Ei- dad Pact- but has present plans | i presidency at the end of his seconji "when in doubt register." tistic. Kuo Chen has told the same less. The director claimed they re­ substation on Broad St.' will be: .gtory many times to many260 chil­ for leg slatlon and should resume 1 OK Made to Order allies. astaled country. But Nehru ques-’ land's history as an Independent glowlngl.v of the changes. The dren, a fully equipped clinid, a co­ laOw Wtto Your Rollera '.schedule. • they have been technically guilty women were among the 15 mem­ It. The Defense Secretary sJri.d,irected against Case. groups of men squatted, clearing some new kind of erative was formed, with peasants the ground by hand for fall plant­ • to proceed. e ^ ,"p ^ | ju d g e levelly, in contra.st to his | But don't think I am a Paisley also told the judge pooling their land and being paid CALL Want* More Authority Meetins on Delay in Merger S iZ in tinderdeveloped , ing. A blindfolded hOrse plodded [countries. But much o f7 h e ° fi^ !!’ ®®'^‘"K -“ ’ ''°>'K‘'out hfs trial, whe/ Superior Oil spent around 1.5,000 for land labor contributed. in a slow circle,, turning an irriga­ I UNBREAKABLE DINNERWARE In his final year in oflftte -he ac­ The selection o f • Spaak as this issue pri- I ****' "'umped, hts eyes constantly in putting oiit a brochure titled La’st year, production of grajne " D e a t h s The South Manchester Fire Dis-^, District would harve a atwirial J^on6 .OUt Of '3 ■ • |/as-t J i dpwnca.st. . . complished his greate.sL- tri- tion waterwheel. EVER SO SUGHT IMPERFECTION Z lNATO's secretary general had been "The Natural Gas Issue." He aaid' by official reckoning, was six But family boundaries between PAGANI CATERERS a certainty before the foreign, fi- trict Commissioners will decide meeting was raised kfter theV.— ^™„... a r d ! marHy because of the „ American I| Theiiif judge,1,1,,.. KHi„.said: umphS - the return of the Phrk- 6f Directors on Ti^sday amended Britain and bra^^^ "The prisoner will be transported...... kala penln.sula from... Ru.ssia. meni>4^;°'’ "f„ J"" copies were sent to times the amount produced by in­ the qi'oiature fields had been re? nance and defense minla.tera of the formailjf" either tonight or tomor­ AT ROSEMdUNT GROVE 16 PC. SET Frederick E. (ioodale bershiphersh o in theth e United Nations forfnr that they were dividual labor. The average family moved, and now the divisions were CONSTIPATED? organiaatlon. Opened their meeting SERVING ALL CONNECTICUT- Jredei■ederlck E. Goodale, (Kl. row to call the special District makinTn e 7 f"X 7 V u lv EUnhower are rep^ Ossining, Finland and membership in the 'btbcrally distributed in the Sen­ Income climbed from leas than 300 several acres apart. jl^here this week. But ihe BMgian. making It effective Jul> 1. m Uv. there to be put to death m Jlebron Ave., Glastonbury, died meeting at which the proposed 6- Nordic Council of Scandinavia. ate. yuan per year to 518 yuan ($2221. In a grove of trees, and here FAMILY STYLE .'.fheld back until his coUeaipj^ yesterday at a Glastonbury con­ It i.s now up t/i the Di.,trict to, V". the manner prcacribcd by the State Tlie 10 aurrounding villages n(onth delay In consolidation is ex­ ratify this chan^ to put it into : of NewA’ ork some day In the week A nigged. powerful man. Paisley .said further that while and there in the fields, mounds of •'s-agreed to .gtye him mudh . aiprf valescent home, after a long ill­ the gas blH- was pending in the combined into orte advanced co-op Tel. Manchester Ml 9-1359 or MI 9-3708 $)l.95 pected to be ratified. effect. If it docs,'it will be able to ' of Januarv .” Paasikivi- looked like his name, untouched earth' the size of in­ now laxative discovery ^'au th ority and.prestige than nvas ness. 28 of 15.000 moil (about,5.000 acres). Chairman Andrew Ansaldi of the borrow the morfey It needs. Com- which means "the rock." Senate Patmah. ran up a bill of verted bushel baskets lumped from Td. New London GI 2-2876 •V. held by the primarily admlnlatra- Bom in East Hartford,‘he W'as conversatlons; In the spectators' seats. Lamar- All land anlmala and equipment commission said today he sees the plication arising from the oi-iginal The government at once began $3..500 in a Washington hotel. the ground. Despite the production ^.tl\'e post which limay filled. a retired farmer. postponement as the only means ca's wife, his mother, father, and were pooled into common, owner­ pressure, the graves of the ances­ merger date of/Feb. t made it im­ alster-in-law heard the sentence plan.M for a state funeral. Paasikivi In the lengthy Sen'ate investiga- unblocks bowel blocks ^ ■ The Miniatera agfeed yesterday He leaves two sons, William of solving the' financial problem is survived by his wife and one ship, and members were paid only tors had not been disturbed. These ‘ ■’ to give Spaak poWe.* to intervene possible both/for the District to! .without any special show of emo­ tiori of Hctivitie.R connected with Goodale of East Hartford and created when the District voted daughter. the Natural Gas Bill. 'Pitm an .^for labor contributed. remain in socialized fields all without gag, Jfhat or gripe ^ 'a a a mediator in such disputea be- borrow the money It needed and tion. Frank E. Goodale of Glastonbury: Feb. 1 as the original consolidation testified the $2,,500 offered - for Kuo Chen was asked what hap­ across China, taking up three per tween, raem(berB' aa the Britiah- for the towji to provide it with Constipation is caused by amaxing new laxative discov- a. foster 'gon^ Harold L. Linnell of date. Board Agenda At his conviction last Friday, ' Case's campaign funds came out pened to the landlords who once cent of the soil. •»^rkiah-Greek conflict over funds what doctors call a “ thrifty’' d tr ia so effective that it QIastonbuty; six 'grandchildren, However, he aaid no formal de­ both his mother and his wife faint­ j of personal fundh of Howard B. owned the village. “ W e’re not like our comrade See the magnificent U prus. In ^dlscus^lng prospects for the colon. A “ thrifty" colon' is one relieves oven chronic consti­ and eight great grandchildren. cision would be reached on the ed. were treated by doctors and the MKeck, president of Superior Oil. , "The landlords and the rich peas- 'workers In the tlty,” said Kub ' Speak, 57, served aa prime min- The funeral will be held at 2 special DiMrlct meeting. Ansaldi mother was In a hospital for a day Spouse Held that, instead of rataining pation overnight, yet is so special meeting until Commissioner BOARD OF DIRE(TOB.S Neff said he got the money *'tater in 1938-39.' He has headed o’clock Monday said. There is no other way but to or so. - moisture as it should, does tb* smooth, so gentle it has been George W. C. Hunt returns to town. Hearing Room — Municipal through Patman. He said the cam'- ^'^Iglum ’a foreij^ office so often the Buckingham Congregational go alqpg mth -the town.” , An appeal -fo the death sentence opposite: robs the colon of so proved safe even for women He was expected back either today Building palgn contribution was offered ^'that a friend Once tended him Church, 'With the 'Rev. Philip M. Doubt fls to the Commissioners’ is automatic. For Murder much moisture that I 'j con- in the most critical stages of a g n f i v o or tomorrow. Tuesday, 8 p.m. with no .strings attached. Both he ‘ ^••permanent foreigif minfster.’M n Rose offlciatlng, BOrial will be in " I f Hunt returns today, we will willingnMs to approve the delay I'lihlic Hearings Defense Atty. David Markowitz tcQj.s become dehydrated, so pregnancy. L^T948. he was tne first president Buckingham Cemetqry. call a meetirtg of the commission­ was raised earlier this week when entered his formal e.xception to the (Continued from ibige One' and Patman denied they were try­ dry that they block the bowel; SUPERIOR TO OLD STYLE A proposed additional appropria­ ing to influence Case's vote, but « o f the U.N~. General Assembly. Friuids may call at the T. P. ers tonight," Ansaldi said this they urged the town, to take over sentence after his several motions MAIN STREET STORES ARE ■o shrunken that they fail to, bulk, aalt or drug laxatives, tion of $1,000 to the Libraries. ,. . . conceded their purpose was to aid In hia call for an Integrated Holloran Funeral Home, 175 Cen­ morning. " I f not. we'll make it to­ the Diatrtct immediately. Since the excite or stimulate the urgo- COLONAIO neither gags, bloats • A proposed additional appropria- I were turned Perota said he thought a plane Senators they believed to be of the ..^Weatdrn European arms program, ter St., from 7 to 10 tonight and morrow night. We'll get together as Direc/tors' meeting, however, An- to purge that propels and ox- nor cripaa; does not interfere 16-Pc, Starter Set tion of $10,000 (by allocation from : " 7 had cra.shed. He said he found economic school of thought that tomorrow and Sunday from 2 to 5 soon as possible and decide- what R Reserve Markowitz argued the verdict, Nadin In a scmi-hv.steriral condi- pel* waste from your body. with your absorption of vita­ •o'Wilaon appeared to be urging a aaldy has continued to indicate a | capital Improvements Re.serve would aid the gas bill. ftm ilita ry version, of the so-called and 7 to 10 p.m. to do." readiness to accept the 5-mbnth F„nd) for preliminary plans for '''" f contraiy to law. to facts, the ! tion. screaming for. his wife and TO REGAIN NORMAL REGU­ mins and other valuable food . I XA'AfCrll* nf AXelHsknoA nnri 4K «*' SWa I .(.Ii-a__ r'Euratom project which six NATO The question of whether the ■ poi ponement. the prbposed Junior High School. “ ou mai me | emidren. LARITY two things are. neces­ nutrient*; and ih clinical i s C m0 4 DlNRon { • members in Europe are drafting Wesle.v Jayrox A pr^osed additional appro-i ‘ h® >'‘dnap Police said tho .explosion c;ame sary. Firat, the dry, shrunken tests, did not cause rash or it looks alive...sounds olive 1 charge to murder. I I gor a pooled development of nu> Wesley Jaycox. .36 Durant St., tploring possible Soviet troop - pvlat'ou of $9,500 to the Board of from the cellar, and they believed Firemen Pul Out contents of your.colon which other side reaetiona. died last night at the Manchester The main defense argument was 4 Soucors 4 Brood and r^clear energy for peaceful indus- [vithdrawals, is not prepared in the i Education. it wa.s in the furance. Neighbors OPEN now block your bowel must bo ^ S A PHYSIOLOGICAL FACT! Memorial Hospital, after a long NAACP Draws that I-AMarca was insane at the trial purpoaes. present state of world affairs to^ Public DsoiisHon of .Agenda said the familj' had a gas furnace. Aiitomohiie Fire ro-moistened. Saeond, bulk Exercise.tones your bodyl Battori illness. time of the kidnaping, driven out of And COLONAIO exercises your The Secretary also' urged Ehi- null American troops out o f : Items A crane was used to lift the roof must bo brought to your colon .i. ropean .members to left "other na> Bom in Cold -Springs, N. Y„ his mind by debts. off the wreckage . to’ get Mrs. to B-T-a-E-T-C-H STIMULATE it colon to tone it against consti­ $25,000 Fin M'estern Europe. 1'nfinislied Business Firemen from MFD extingruished „:rtlona’...... participate in such a p ro-! Aug 13, 1876. he had been a resi- To see what action the Board I Nadin's body out. Polio* said'she and so, excite its musette to pation, overnight! Whether - 'grain through aubcontracUng o f | dent of Manchester for 15 years. will take concerning a proposed — apparently was asleep in a back a- blaze at 8 a.m.- today in a car action; to a normaLurge to occasional, frequent or chron­ .'".'■licensing agreements. He djd not j He was a retired millwright for connecting Vernon St. and Green- J U F V Aj OIHIIII i OC bedroom at the time o fth e blast:' owned by Reginald Smith, 97 purge. y"' ic, whatover your degrM of .*>apecify. He may have been'refer-'Orford Soap Co. For Gintem^t C„.Weds Schedule wood Dr. Perota said Nadin told him h e iv .,*i,,_ q» constipation, get c o l o n a io , in DINETTE SET f ir in g to nations In the British He leaves his wife, Mrs. Lillitf j had just finished Watching/lelevi-J. ONLY'A BULK l a x a t i v e oasy-to-tak* tablet form at New Business Members Named Fire Chlbf John Merz said Srfilth can 1) ro-mOiaten thia dry, any drug counter, today! Tho ri--Commonwealth such as Australia. | Conley Ja.vcox; three sons, Clin-1 (Continued from Page To sec if the Board will desig­ Sion and as he turntld nut the liv TONKHT Christinas Dinner started the ca- and left it idling ■hrunkan w uts and 2) supply -■•j; Franz-Joseph Strauss. West G er-; ton of Farmington and Clarence j _____ nate the securities in the Whiton ,ing room light there was a cra.sh pnee, only 98c for the econom­ ■ Ttnan defessd minister, conceded; And Raymond Jaycox. both of trance to the State Suprer Court, General Manager Richard 3far- and then he found himself in the while he reentered his house, A UNTIL 9 X vital b i ^ to ro-creato a hor- ical 60 tablet package, brings Trust Fund to be sold by the Town short circuit evidently set a mal utea to purge. And; of all P fth a t the full West German -con- Manchester, two grandchildren,' If granted, such a molm't would The Co-Weds of Center Church _ . » • u Un ha.< reappointed the member* ! back.vard I you positive rolief at less thim wilLhoId their annual Christmas i finance the purchase , bnI10axativea, colonaio, th* - •Atributlon o f 12 divisions to N A TO an_^ one great grandchild, ; have' ■ ■ kept -Pye's - nillii..... inactive It was raining and sleeting at spark in the car’s heater, the chief 2c per tablet. dinner this evening at 6:30 m ®'l“ *P'n®'’ ^ l^® "b ito n of the jury committee for the town said. ' ■..defense, win .not" be ready until funeral will be held at tlje pending a decision f: an ap- the time. . i- 1959. He said, however, that West Holmes Funeral Home. 400 Alain i ^a l. / Woodruff Hall. Center Church. j to another 1-year term. * ■' i I The fire, re.slricted mninl.v to the The members are Mrs. Katherine the dashboard burneil out wires, part ''!GermM.v will mhke a "significant” -St Monday afternoon at 2 in the' ruling, ^ e said "the Entertainment for the evening ize the Manager to accept and ■ The busiest coal port on 1 D. Bourn, 129 Parker St.; Miss western rivers is at aairton-Eliza- of the front floor mat. and melted contribution in U»e coming year^ 0 clock. With the Rev. C. E. Winn-' epUrt refien*ej» juriMlction to make will be provided by the Round have recorded deeds from Edward Jennie B. Wind, 46 Foster St.: and beth. Pa., which handled almost 9.5 the car's aluminum manifold. Dam- Set M lHUiy Goals {®"'> the Church ..of tguch further orders In this matter Table Singers o.f Manchester High J. Holl to the Town of Manches­ Clarence Lupien, 12 Bank St. 1 million tons of coal In 19.54. age'was e.stimated at about $150. . The mtniatccs adopted a report *^**,?i ^ B u r i a l . as may hcreafteir from time to School under-the capable direction ter conveying title to portions of . \ . • ■' I' avhlch covetk dbflnlte military goals tvUI be in Ea.st Cemeten-. time appear propriate." of G. Albert Pear.son. Also. Mrs. Columbus St., Bolton St., Lock- ' fo r 1957, provisional goals for 1958 Friends may call at the funeral State attor % a said this find- Adam Rhodes will give a Christ­ wood St.. Windemere St., Coven­ ^^and planning gogls for 1959. hmne Sunday from 3 to 5t30 and ing would be immediate' appeals. mas reading. try St., and Grant Rd. ARTISTS^ SUPPLIES/Qr CHRISTMA C . This docunqsnt included a ■wsrn- from 7 to 9:30 p.m. Couples attending ‘will bring as­ To see if the Board will author­ ^••tag that "Prsseht NATO forces are sorted gifts fo r the adults at ize the Manager to accept and to i..«in*dequata to-fulfill their mission. NBC/'fdk es over Mansfield Training School. have recorded, in accordance with icK your savings 'defend Weatern Europe." Members responsible for the fcve a recommendation o f the Town EQUIPMENT TO MA I In effect, NATO leaders recog>- Funerals ^ tle ls of WKNB ning are Mr. and Mrs. Charles] Planning Commission, deeds for *..,«lzed that their only real defense' Baxter and Mr. and Mrs. John, two small parcels "of land at the M l- n s n o OR COLOR SIT YOUR OWN CHRISTMAS ?*4s still the deterrent of the U.S. Bengston, co-chairmen,; assisted by | corner of Autumn St, and Theresa .*,*Alr Force’s Strategic A ir Com- Laurenew L. LaPlanIe he National Broadcaating Co. Mr. and Mrs. Frank' Crawshaw, | Rd. such parcels of alnd to provide N o . S 0 7 < . jnand. . , ‘ Funeral services for A.2.C.! ledged the people of Central Mr. and Mrs. Thomss Johnston and : for a 10 foot radii at each corner. r*,- In fact, the planners aaid N A TO Lawrence L. LaPlante, 72 DuranUkUonnectlcut a high level of com- Mr. and Mrs. Francis Aldrich. i *®® If th® Board will take iS ,000 •-forces in Europe pow are weaker St.. were held this morning at 9 ; ^ i munity service today as (t an- The dinner will be prepared by »leps to transfer the unexpended Tubular Steel ^.^[bccause of "withdrawals", a refer- from the Walter N. Leclerc ifounced tt has taken over control Group C of the Church Woman’s , balance of the Wells St. widening 30 X 48. Table with Extension $ 4 9 . 9 5 | nCral Home, and at 10 o’clock in o f stations W KNB and W KNB- ►'' ence to France's actioiiriru.EuUing Fellowship,' and a group from the) P''” j®®t from the Capital Improve- 4 Plastic Upholstered Chairs ‘ " ‘ tw o divisions out of West Germany St. James’ Church. The RevyT)cn- 'TV. West Hartford. Junior Fellowship will wait on : m®nLs Reserve Fund to the Park- ‘ •-for duty in Algeria. ^ is J. Hus-sey was th* ce^brant', Robert W. Samoff. president of table. ing Meter Fund from which the al­ 51 Cleans easily' with a damp cloth the Rev. James O'Connell/the dea-1 the radio-TV network, .said N,BC is location for the widening was made 'C Along with -the 1957 goals, the BUDGET TERMS A $70,00 VduO iK con and the Rev. John f/ Hannon 1 "privileged, to have the bppor- originally. * ^-ministers adopted political- direc- To see what action the Board will vJ'tl'vea for their mlMtarj' enmmand- the BUbdeacoh. Mrs, /Jane Mac-1 tunity to serve the people” of this IkStf MkWWUf WUf VUf ttdtf ' carone w as,organist.'Father H an-{ area. “ We expeet to give the pub- take to fill the vacancy on the Pen­ EXCLUSIVELY QPo ^^Po ^^Po.^^Po I^Po ^3Po fflPo ■ ‘"."•rs, telling them to go ahead with non read the committal service at 11c the same high quality perform- sion Board occasioned’ by the resig­ . ' ’the "machines, instead of .men" con- the grave in. St. .James'. Cemeter.v. | anc* rehdered boy our owned ata- Local Stocksl nation by Foster H. WilliAms. AT POTTERTON'S ^ ‘pept’of highly ihobile fomes armed Full military' honors were ac- [ tlbns in other commimities." To see whst action the Board will , ->.erith nuclear firepower. BOSTON ROCKER corded at the funeral services by I Station W KNBTV operates on j Quotations Furnished By take to fill the vacancy on the Pen­ „ A NATO official said the 1957 personnel from the .Westover A ir j Channel 30 in the ultra-high fre .^..Coburn h Atiddlebrook, Inc., sion Trust Fund Trustees occa­ llaek end Gold r>g»rogram calls for approximately Force Base. Maas. Bearers Were quency television band. and Bank Stocks sioned by the resignation by Foster ,u as much defense .spending as in H. Williams. The N ew Yorker 21 A.l.C. W. R. Fricker. A.2.C. N. W KNB is a daytime radio sta- Bid Asked Deeereted ^ 3956. This means that NW-TO mem- Oltron. A.2.C. C. K. Payntis, 4pn. The New Britain Broad­ First National Bank To see what steps the. Board will In Syntex i ’^“bers expect to spend about J56 A.2.C. C. J. Hadden, A.2.C.' C. R. casting Co., licensee of the two of Maiichesteu^...... 29 34 take to negotiate agreements with 10 stvdio tubas of Pro-tortod Oil mahogany. the Sixith'Manchester Fire District' or .••billion for military -purposes in Fogler., all from Westover, The stations, will operate as a wholly Hartford National , Color in 9''xl 2" locquorod hard, Blightly !».1957. O f this total,, the UnitecT body w-as e.scorled by A.2.C. Leon­ owned subsidiary of NBC. Bank and ’fr\isl Co. 30'j 32'j and. the Eighth School and Utilities $ wood sketch box. Contains olio, higher In r^.-Btates woidd be hpending about ard A. Strait.from McClelland Air Julian Gross, founder and presi­ Conn'. Bank and Dlstrict'for providing fire protec­ ■ (H k or S o l m ‘ -4our-fifths or about $41 billion Force Base, Calif. Trust,-Co...... 34 .37 tion In that portion of the Town that 2V6 os. bottles of linsood oil and VHF _ y' dent of the New Britain Broad­ is not within either Di*tric( and to ■ Cherry (..jThe poh'ticftl' directive^ remain LaPlante was killed in Nevada casting Co. since it was organized Manchester Tru’st ... 62 67 turpontino, polotto. palatto knife Large Siie Roomy -[j-Jiighly sedret. in an automobile accident nn route fix a date for a public hearing on U H f 11 years, ago. skid the sale carries . -Fire Insurance Companies such additional appropriation '.as and cups, and on auoftmtnt of These take into account that the home from California for the with it an assurance that the ra­ Aetna Fire . ,62 65 • >-..fU)ture o f the Mruggie against Oiriatmas holidays. might be required. brushok. dio and television stations will Hartford Fire ...... 135 l-jS To see what action the Board EASY CREDIT 'tjeommunlsm ha# changed since "continue to be operated .for the National Fire 80 90 -BtaUn's death And . wfilt ' go on - - Mrs. James .A. Kilpatrick may wish.,to take to cancel the GRUMBACHER- benefit of our community." Phoenix 63'j '661^ regular meHing date January 1st ^ 5 0 0 0 TERMS j^^bhanging. They also recognize the Thd funeral o f Mrs. James A. • “ I am very happx" he declared, Life and Indemnity ins. Cos. GAINSBOROUGH PC ' '"dexlbijity in Communist technique or to change the date of auch meet­ Kllpatribk; l l Lakevood Circle. S.. "because W K N B is going to be Aetna Life ...... , .1H7 177 ing. OIL COLORS Oil M rHr i Set -8% Per Year on Balance I’^ranging from toe use of force was held at 2 o’clock yesterday af­ run by the company that pioneer­ Aetna Casualty ...... 116 126 Public Discussion on Otber Items \ j^*ln Hungary to' economic pe.netr»- ternoon ;in St. Mary's Episcopal ed both radio and televisibn'— the Conn. (Jenerat ..■....,.250 26.5| ® F No. 309 No. 320 ^ o n in. Asia arid political aubver- (Jhurch. the Rev. Alfred L. Wil­ company which is the most potent Hartford Steam Boiler 74 84 . Uon in the Middle East. liams officiated and . Mrs. W. .B. force. In both these powerful com‘ Travelers ...... 69 74 Also tonsidered is the likelihood Kloppehburg was organist. Kuiial munications fields. ^ Pnblle UtiUtiea About Town Only iMdvnovox givns yOu ' f t conflict within the leadership W'as in East Cemetery. Conn. Light Power .. 18 >4 20'4 $23.95 - -irf toe Soviet Union in view of the Bearers were Russell Potterton, Conn. Power ...... 39'j 4114 ooLD Seal w a r r a n t y ^ ■ I'^jUti-Stalin campaign and its re- Raymond Chartier, Leonard Burt, Ike Seen Pushing Hartford Elec. Lt. . . . .57 59 the Second Congregational Church guaranteed-servico T Y Rog. $29.95 ..Mverberations. U.S. Lt. Gen. Leon ■Paul Carter. Wllltani' Poehnert and Hartford Gas Co. .... 37 40 ' will meet at the home of Mis* LINOLEUM BLOCKS 8"x8“ — ?2r 4 "x r’— 48r 8’'xl0”—81,40 Johnson, chairiih'an of NATO's Thomas Glenney. So. New England Lena Thurlow, 52 Doan* St!. . x Jl home . . .'^financial seenrity . . . a Because Saving* Bonds earn good Inter* I Curbs oil Missiles Tuesday night at 8 o’clock, S-xT'— TSc r ’xt"—81.05 PULL YEAR'S WARRANTY on aU tuba* and parU ' Americah-Britiah-French military A delegation from the' Ladies Tel...... 38'4 40V4 business o f your own. Important savings .oRwR ••Standing p«Mip. told the council est— 3 % 'compounded semiannually when Guile o f the church, o f which Mrs. - Maanfactuplng Companies ■ •4heaa dcvelo|>ment» carry the -dan- (Continued from Page One) targets like thcM cost mone])^—more than held to maturity (9 years .and 8 montlw) BLOCK PRINTING INK 50c TUBE 8MONTHS’ SERVICE on all,t*loriaibn inatrumsnta display-' Kilpatrick was A member, attended Arrow, Hart, Heg. 61', 64*4 Miss Janet Whitney,, daughter of y/3 of "war by (Russian) miscal- 2 9 COLORS—WATER SOLUBLE ing this new Magnavox Geld Seal o f Quality!...' all at NO MAIL OR PHONE ORDERS the services. Asso. Spring ...... 34 37 Mr. and Mrs, Alfred Whitney, 32 most of US have. But here’s Kow you can — they’re soon worth much more than --iculatien." some form of, aerial inspection re­ BO extra cost to you! Bristol Brass ...... 27 '4 2914 Alexander St„ president of the ■core ■ buU’s-[^e and Walk off with the big you’ve invested in them. And your Bonda The conolusfons listed in the po- Mr*. Henrj- E.- Rowe mains unchanged, offlcials said. CoUina ...... 110 120 Christian Youth Council of Con­ But they said the United States prize you want.' will continue lo pay thU same good interest TRACING PAPER LINOLEUM ^■^Ucal directive will shape the fi- Dunham B u sh ...... 10*4 ll>4 necticut, was elected a vice presi­ Funeral .services for Mrs. Henry v/ould be Wililng, as indicated in ' nal form i t Allied military goals’ E m -H a rt...... 8 35 38 dent of the Connecticut Council of The serret o f saving it ayaleiu. Anil as long as 19 years and 8 mohtha. TAnf 40c ReN CHRISTMAS STORE HOURS E. Rowe, Phoenix St.., _ Vernon, variouk proposals in the past, to 12 siselVtiibM (H ‘ x4*) •♦o r 1957 and for the years, to fol- Kafnir BeariAg ...... 51 <4 54'4 Churches at Its annual meeting means return of up.lo more cumRs were held at 9:15 this ''morqiiig agree on a step-by-atep reduction the ainiplest, moat automatic aavihg a 80% than '. Jow, They are to be app'roved for- from the. 15'. P. Quish Funeral Ljmdecs-‘Frary-<1k. .. 17';4 19»2 held today in Greenwich. o f GAINSBOROUGH OIL 6 BLADES jn a U y . before toe ending of tbe of arnied forces wkich could he ayslem ia the Payroll Savings Plan. you originally paid. 12siEe 11 lu b e8 (H 'x2 *) BRAVER Home, aiid at 10' o'clock in the N.B. Machine Co...... 35 ' ‘ 38 AND HANDLE OPEN TILL 9 P. M. -conference, acheduled for tonight, started in the early stages of a N. Eastern Steel .... 3%. 4K, 21ie Men’s f^ub of Zion Lutheran' Best of all, you jlo more than saye of GAINSBOROUGH OIL COLORStin 594* E i m * Sacred Heart ChuARi, Vernon. The program. INKING ROLLER DEC. 14-17-18-19-20-21-22- ^ , ( > - Secretary oi] S u ie Dulles ached-; North and Judd 38 ' 41 CJhtireh will hpld a - Christmas Rev. Ralph Kelly was the cele- through Payroll Savings. Yon invest Even If you’ve never been able to COLORS; InAM 'jt 7i4>rd- wood box with 1 os. lioocod $ ■ brief top-level Ibonferences The essential point here is that Rusaell Mfg...... 8<4 IO14 Social in the church" hall- Monday 1.00 $ 1 .0 0 I brant, and Mrs. Mabel Robbins iMMrclbox with M oe. linaceti European i was organist and soloist. Father the program itself would first hqve Stanley Works ...... 4 4 '; 471* evening-at .7:45, A ll men of the your money, too, and make it grow. save before, thia plan is guaranteed to oil; 1 OB. lurpcatiaeiipaloMo: to be agreed upon, and the plans oil; H ex. lurpoatiae; aa^ . BLOCK PRINTING MATTIRIAL FX>B '^®»“ H>® committal Terry Steam 150 — church are urged to attend, and ’ Here's how It works t work. So aign up today for Payroll- LINOLEUM and WOQO BLOCK PRUSTING for adoption of an ironclad inspec­ Torringtoii ...... 1... 26 28 I Min- U e rv io at th e ^ a v e Ih St. James’ requested to provide' grab ' bag Tell your company pay office how much Savings wbFre yoii work — o r Invest b n u h e t. • I V -^liUr OirUtjan Pineau before the I cemettry • tion syateni nailed . down at the U.S. Eny'lp com . . . . 23 - 25 gifts not exceeding 50 cents in were /-Tloyd Darbee. beginning. U.S. Env'l.j pfd...... 1214 14 H value. you want lo save each week. Then-that. in Bonda r^gulwly where you hank. ' CHABOOAL PADS — WATER COM>R. PADS Foreign Secretary Ralph KUpatrick. Mark Peterson Another suggestion made by Veeder-Root ..... ___ 49 52 ■ amount will he pul aside for you before WATER COLOR PAPERS — OONSTKUCTTON PAPER ■■iwyw Uoy|I later in toe- day. - Bulganin In a Nov. 17 litter to and Michael Sirak. 21m hbovs quotitions hr* not to Ckib Scout Pack No. 53 will meet you have a chance lo spend iu Your money IFO 4^sealwwer, fo r the reduction and bs eoofetrued aa actual marksta. tonight at, 7:30 p.m. in toe cafete­ For the big th in ^ iir your lift, \ ‘ KAKKROlMBn NABBED •TCBtuhl withdrawal o f foreign will go automatically into U. S. Seriee E . AaBlverBary Maas ria of the Waddell School. Games Wbm e pef t, La,, Dec. M oF)— forces from basea in Europe, has Savings Bonds. MANCHESTER’S LARGEST RADIO, TV, A .aeventh anniversary Mass for WALL TO WALL and a Christmas party will follow bo roody with U. S. Savings Bonds. I 22 EAST CENTER ST. M ire today amoteA * tm m who the repose o f the soul of Mrs. Leo- -caused considerable anfctilation toe meeting. •fiaiittrd the ^ 2 1 1 robber)' •( MUwgakee IB —A local dining RECORD ud APPLIANCE STORE cardia. Orlowski will be said at 7 .here-This seemed to indicate that place has carpeted not the floor# JOHNSON PAINT Tht V. S. Gorernment toes not pay for this siverlising. Tht Treasury Deparlmtpt tkmsks, • Sow lake. Tek,, beak, 'CMef o’clock tomorrow mornjng fai St. under some conditions- Riuisia • .X but all four walls. There were some four, million MANCHESTER a t Drtocttveo m prw BatsMaw Bridget’s Church. niight.be willing to p U its troops., . Owner Bill J a r ^ says thero are tar thrir patriotic donation, the Aittnising Council and 723 M AIN STREET ' to* waa as W. R. cases of malaria a year In south­ ISO c e n t e r 8T<-^OR. M>F CHURCH oiit.of to* countries of Eastern only five other places in the coun­ ern Europe until DDT spray was SK'lta aniitf A qut cracker kept jn the utensil Europe. try, three in New Tork and two in introduced following World War H. lr# 7 w lk fcawor win com* in handv to open Mowaver. officials' aaid -too atnltlar'fashiod. ■ c ...... Now, there are aii estimated 10,000 W QR * • ls « ‘ ecrew tops on bofUcs/ and jara. Unltad Statas, whila interested in CaUfomia, with the walls done in cases a year. iianflirstFr Eurnittg j^rrdUt * » 1 ■ ■

— V . IIANCHESTEB EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER. CONN, FRIDAY, DECEMBER 14; 1956 e ig h t e e n ICANCHI^TER EV|!NING HERALD. llANgHESTEB. COHN, FRIDAY, DECEMBER 14,1956 P A G K _ ^

P - 4,:^ b u g I b u n n y a amall-tolk axpeat?'' picked up tome pina and neediea Pageant Sunday Boreder—If therB’s nothing to and owallowed them. w m u v -> iM b WTIO—IOM Mrs. Smythe Gets m M oay, ha'll ooy it. - Vlottor — But, thooe aren't Antwer to Pravioua Punia* IT V ■Jj'* v Sense and Nonsense W I L M B -'^ Udily Radio WBAV—*10 At Center Churcli' Skywatch Schedule Gift from Nurses BANK _____ • aworda. Familiar Fhraies . A 'viaitor oaked the aword awal- S'word Swallower—I know, but BB W O OO --lSf* Eutem Daylight Time WPOP— 1410 At'.'4;30 on Sunday afternoon, a A Chriatrhaa "money tree-," with A young miner hsd bee^ placed with a hole in niy ImUk what would1 lOwar to demenatrate hla art. Hfi. I'm on a diet. , ,' I ■ Saturday. Dec. 10. ACBQSS . DOWN jT b e foUowing oragraan adiedule»<«t!^ Chriotmaa pageant entitled, "Our Midnight—2 a.m...... Voluntoera Needed. 50 one-dollar bills, colorfully deco­ In an. asylum for treatment and you do?” . ChHatmib .iferitage”, will be pre-. rating its branches, was presented SATURDAYS ______'DUuitr ORtB after a few A^eeks a fellow-work­ Little Boy: ”l’^ /^ t a cork in It.' I "Much •— 1 — tnd Eve or# wppUad by the radio maLnage- "-SAY—J 2 a.m.—t-4 a.m...... Volunteera Needed. m aented at Center. Congregational -4 a.m.—G a.m...... Volunteera Needed. today to Mra. Catherine Smythe, er visited him. About 2 Operatic sttr i Church. CARNIVAL BY DICK TURNER manta and ara aubject to change 6 a.m.—8 a.ni...... Volunteera Needed. public health .nurse. In her aicK Fellow-Worker—How you get- The teach^had outlined the life Nothing" 3 Surgery Produced by the Center The's- without notice. Thomaa 8 a.m.-r-lO a.m...... Volunteera Needed. room, at Manchester Memorial Un’ on, Bill? and work m Louis Pasteur, the piani, together with the Church cU i ' 4 “Old King ‘ 4 'Contended - i i j.W £OP—Meet the Artist 10 a.m..— Noon ...... \.Joseph Marcin, Joseph V i c t o r Hospital yesterday. Blll-UOhr'Just line. great Fr^ch scientist. But imag­ ------" with X W “ WHAX—Open House School, the fthythmic Choir, and The tree was a gift of the Man­ Fellow-Worker—Guess you'll be ine her aiirprise when, to her ques­ WGUO—ReburO Hevue SIfJAY—Encore Theater the Pilgrim Choir, the pageant ' Marcin, Louis R, Call. t Unruly child 5 Egg-shaped Noon—2 p.m...... JSmea Gaianek. chester Registered Nurses Assn, cornin’ b tck ' to the' mine soon ? 7 tion ‘iWliiat is pasteurized milk?” iS lIF p WKNB—EkI Sweat Show Eveblna Oaod Muaio 13 Immerse • Smaller WTIC—Woman ' > .S'f'OAde promiaes-to be moat unuaual and 2 p.m.—4 p.m...... Thomas Hickey. - and was given. in behalf of the Bill—What! I should leave a M e pupil wrote: “Pasteurized i W B 7 C S WTIC—Dick Buriel colorful. Anyone interested is in­ II Baking 7 Abstract being WDKCSiCal Kolby 4 p.m.-^6 p.m...... Thomas Hickey. group by Mrs. Mary Plrie. Mrs. 3 A. M . to i;a N O O S ^ fine comfortable house like ^hls milk is given by cows which have .WPOP—Wazworlca WDRC—Amoa ’ll Andy vited to attend. . chamber • Just a bag 35 CoronatiMi 40 Removet S]ta— WPOP—Fulton Lewis Jr. 0 p.m.-—8 p .m .• Lucy Burke. Smythe, who was the first pres­ with a swell big garden to come itrazed in a pasture." t iU — „ There will be a short opening ident of the now defunct Private work In a dirty mine 7 You must HGreasy of— 41 Fine ana WHAY—Open Mouse 8 p.m.-—10 p.m...... Lucy Burke. 38 Law end 43 Wound WCUO—Reeuro Revue WHAY—Encore Theater worship service conducted by the Cuty Organization, has been lit think I’m crazy! 15 Hail! . . e Equips WKNB—Hd Sweat Show 10 p.m.—Midnight ...... Orin Mathews. A collector's Item from a Lewis Rev. R. Russell Peery, and the of­ for several weeks. Wa Ghf* S i r * C Grton Stomps It Vehicle rider t JO Drinks made 37 Ancestry covering WTIC—BadIo 1-ane Skywatch Post located on top of Manchester Police Station, WDRC-Cal Kolby WTIC-DIck Burtel ' fering received at this service will Gannett book review: "But the IgWdnders with malt 38 Elevator 48— faith E. Middle Tpke. Volunteera may register at Civil Defense Head­ SHELL OIL Persistent Car Salesmaiv^Just Fortress flew on ■with her chin up. inventor and charity WPOP—Wazworke WDRC—Amoa n Andy be presented to young, needy min. tell me one good reason i^ y you' 80 Painting H Beginner ' I^WPOP—E. P. Morgan laters o f -our atate who will use quarters, Municipal Building, MancheateY; on Monday, Wednesday. like Marie Antoinette walking to surface 17 Nourishing 39 Be fond (vgr.) 44 OthenriN SPEtllALIZED can’t buy a new car now 7' * ’^ A V —Seuy KUnball the gift for the purchase of copies Friday, Jrbm 1-5 p.m. ' - . the scaffold, even when red flames 31------and abet drink , 31 Printing 48 Wind WCCC—Becord Revue Theater Farmer—Well, I’ll tell you. I’m WKNB—Ed Sweat Show ,E»e"!na Good Muaio of the "Interpreter's Bible’L '* from her pitted Igasoline tanks 22 Work units 19 View ' mlstakee 47 Love god }}[iroB--Evenlng Serenade M-'M still paying installments on the WTIC—Radio L,ane public safety education and its lo­ RwCAb were spreading from her cockpit 24 The line — * 23 Prices 33 Deserve 48 C ou n ^ WDRC—Record Shup WTIC—News ol World per cent above the national aver­ Television Servloa car 1 swapped for the car I WDRC—Bing Crosby cal court. age. to her tail.” 28 Algerian city 24- - and alack 38 Heart's - 80 Pitch WPOP—waxworks * DICK MORTENSEN 5 / ^ traded in as part payment on the ^ WPOP-G. Heatter In traffic supervision the police Police'Rale High . In total safety program activi­ •MI 9-4841 car I am two payments behind on 27 Like two *‘ wi5AV—Betty Kimball department earned a rating 19 per OVL- COMMEROIAL • RESlDEMTIAlt Minister—Well. Deacon, busi­ peas in a —— 1 r r r" T“ r r r WCCC—Record Revue WHAY—Family Rosary , ties, Manchester is well above tha Exclusively R.C.A now 7 ■ • N kveniiig Muild cent higher than the atate and 17 state and national avenges. RANGE and R ia OILS ness must be Improving. Money SO Tarry WKNB—Ed Sweat Show ' WKNB-**Ev^nlnR Sprenid# . In Record Work WTIC—Radio Lane 34-HOVR OIL BURNER SERVICE ANTWHSKB seems to be circulating more 32------ketchup ll r p i WDRC—Record Shop • Fam ily Husband—rio, dear, we can't go rapidly. N WDRC—E. R. Murrow BCDOET • MONTHLY • C.O.H, 34 “A ll------r WPOP—Waxworki ^ WPOP—Say It \Vlth Muaie If r . I i:ee— Manchester’s police department to Seabeach. We must think of all Deacon—Good, good! Are you 35 Woman ;v CHARl£S J. MINICUCCI JR. the' bills we owe. ^ getting more money In the collec­ ' WHAY—Record Rodeo 'WHAY-Polka Parly was rated in the 80 percentile advisor 4 WCCC—Record Review W ^ C —Good Evening Good Muaie bracket in comparison of average BROOKFIELD RD.. BOLTON— MI 8-7540; BH 8*Tl8S Wife—But can't we think of tion plate? 36 Oriental coin w <• M WKNB—P.M. WIW B--Evenlng grenade them just as wJll down there 7 Minister—No. but the pennies WTIC—Newa ___ __ performance in handling accident 37 Communists 11 WDRC—News Reporter are getting brighter. . WDRC—Robert Q. Lewis records for municipalities of over • «M« »y ^ 30----- ; and WPOP—Bob and Ray I ^ FOP—Counter Spy 10,000 population, according to ■ M m f **»••«. la*. Art Linkletter: “If you Were a I • :1»— VM. t*| C« 9". repose ' R a doctor and 1 came Into your office --tBored -Why do you call Mark WHAY—Record Rodeo WHAY—Polka Party figures released by. the National 40 How WCCC—Record Review Safety Council. These figures cover WKNB—P.M. Evening Qood Mutln you, Sirl ■ PII R WKNB—M u s i c the year 1955. WTIC—1080 Radio Lane WTIC—Bfib H o^ Show 41 Noise i WDRC—Cal Kolby Accident records include com­ Wa P w ’"n WDRC-Yours Truly OUT ODR WAY. BY J. R. WILLIAMS OUR BOARDING HOUSE with MAJOR HOOPLE 42 Bed cover WPOP—Bob and Ray I jyFOP—Counter Spy ’ pleteness' of investigations, results 45------to tha S a * :ie - MIRRORS WHAY-4wlng Easy of investigations and handling of four winds K n K WHAY-Polka Parly WCCC—Record Review WTIC—Fred Waring paper work. In this category Man­ '^WHV.TMe SOU ARE MOW OSSERVIN* ^MELLEI? VvDELL.THlSiS 40 RefreshmenU W ii p U/Wtd_Vb.hf WDRC—Robert Q, I.ewia chester rated nearly 20 per cent For wnCMOiO M io Lane eU L L O F TH* A OREAT HANPLER OF MSI 11 Exist WPOP—Mystery Time above the atate and national aver- vxoop* p iw jn AMP AM AMATEUR.' TM' I’M ACEeBANNIGAM,AUK.HOOPLE; " ~ WDRC—Cal Kolby Ic EvEM Monce • u u . LETS you THIlJk AH' THI51$ m FKISND SPfKtZQ O fi feS Recess in FT F ILI WPOP—Bob and Ray WHAY—Polka Party »«:«• > THAT »IO HE'S A srrupip OEMius' a church l : U - WTIC—National Radin Fan Club Manchester also rated above ,50 DOORS CKaPOAmE FELCH.'— IT'S BIRTH-, > WMAY—Swing E»ay AN' ITS NO FUN FOOUN' 5SDiy WDRC—Robert Lewis in comparison of traffic engineer­ <30IM' OM HIM— TH' OTHER OUlT'Lt tviv, a n d The m a j o r in v it e d / i^ - % n WCCC—Record Review ^ WPOP—Mystery Time U M PE R H I* •B »0 HOSPITAL* 54 An act of — WKNB—P.M. ing, police traffic supervision, REGULAR/ UiSOVEe FORA FEVM OLD WTIC—UNO Radio Laae VANITY NOSE/ T jM. U.A Pat Off. 55 Busy little R ' WHAY—Night Welch TfME AND A Fl$H a IS WDRC—Record Shop w « s v /p /:/ : • itM Bf MBA Bantaa. la*. WTIC—Nellonel Fen Club jVPOP—Weather and News. WDRC—The World Tonight 88 Depend WpOP—Modem ^unda Mnasurt "I uaad to ba tha Idol of tha taan*agara. but I ruined my* . 57 ComMts Bolnt _n * w5^-Nesra l : U - RREPUCE W ee^-Qpod Evcnlna Good Musio WHAY-Nlght Welch ' voiea by taking lattont and latrning to ting!” WKNB^Today In Sporta WTIC—Fred Waring May I Prev* W T IO -N w e WDRC—The World Tonight WDRC—N ^ s i Weather ^^WPOP—Modern ^unde WPOP—Newb A Cintem Mirror Is a Lasting Gift PRISCILLA’S POP Friend Or Foe? BY AL VERMEER * WHAY-Nlght Welch DYNAMIC WHAY—Spoils SpotUgbl WTIC—Fred Waring WCCC—Qood B v e ll^ Good Mtuio WDRC—Installation of William GLASS FURNITURE TOPS A SPECIALTY DRINK ALL YOUR, NOW PINISM WKNB-^renade ^ Saunders INSURANCE MILK, DEAR! MOME WORK-JUST TO WTIC—Sports WPOP—Modern Sounds SHOP OUT OF THE HIGH RENT WDRC—Weather and' Zalman iitt^ loons Bottor ProtocHon Ticyr MauR , SANTA WANTS ^PLEASE SANTA! WPOP—Lawrence Welk WHAY—Night Watch ROOM OR SANTA YOU TO-f • :M - WTIC—Victor's Rlesel'a Story f WON'T STOP WHAY—Dinner Data WDRC—Russ Naiighton LEE M. SILVERSTEIN- FLETCHER BUSS CO. ofmanot^ r WCCC-Oood Evening Good Mgsls ^WPOP—.Modern Sounds DISTRICT FOR FAMOUS MAKE MERE/ WKNB—Alan Brown 11:80- S-1S1S WTIC—Emil Cote WHAY—.Night Watch 188 WEST MIDDLB TURNPIKE WDRC—Guy Lomnarda .. 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PAGE TWENTY UANOHESTEB e v e n in g h e r a l d . MANCHESTER. CONN. FRIDAY. DECEMBER 14, 1958 MANCHEStER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER. CONN, FRIDAY, DECEMBER 14,1958 PAGE TW ENtr^m i ■I'' ■( ' :u e or Tied 47 THE Herald Angle Bjm Major Lea^e Robinson May Retire, EARL W. YOST Need Triumph SpMtaRttlartlrid Playt Marks Erased Hosts Indians Sporta Editor Oyer Eagles ______LEAGUE Giants Hope He’ll Play Promotion Ncedpcl 'T Ju^gng by"fte first night picture. Woodson’s Touchdown, In 18 Casea LeagOedcadingASontmunity Press In Cage Battle Opening night sports uttraction . what about the promotion- (iO'll) maintained its .. on^-game St the new Manchester H igh' ‘>5’ ‘ h* 7 In TV Gintest 'lead over m ite Glass and-. Vic's New York, l)ec. 14 (/P)—With Jackie Robinson playing for By P.AT BOLDUC School gynl for a scholastic p ro-; Hailed as Top Effort , Chicago, Dec. 14 (iy a team and Wood­ against Yale, when the UCtmna SO home runs giving him a life­ second match the Pointers gained Gridders with Thom McAn Atvards learned hia dad no longer was a 19i9, and has appealed there peri­ Trotters played an exhibition game ville High, done at a commercial sloppy at times. New York should win easily if son’s three touchdown scoring feat were stopped by tha clock, two sec­ time total of 238, roost ever hit a 3-1 verdict over the rival Rulers. Halfback Dick Pepin. left, and tackle Dom Squatrito are pic­ Dodger. "But we (Jarkie and his odically ever since.^ against the Philadelphia Sphaa? printing establishment. drew a good many votes os the Shooting: Poor in the first half, This attraction lured more than the Philadelphia game runs true onds and three yards from a (rest a major league catcher. tured above holding the attractive Thom McAn Shoo Awards pre­ wife) explained to him that base­ Big Help to Dodgen Code of sportsmanship is print­ outstanding individual perform­ upset. ball is like that,” said Robinson. improved in second half. 2,200 spectators into the new'gj-n), to form, something the NFL isn't Washington had the dubious dis­ sented annually to the outstanding back and lineman on the Man­ Robinson was a big help -to the ed on the backs of several pro­ ance. Lewis' run also was tha oeaaea'e chester High football squad. Pat Bolduc of The Herald Sports Dodgers last season, training down Set plays: Forgot ' everything A number of fans have voiced their grams 1 have seen. This code of exactly famous for. In the first tinction of setting a major mark Asked if he would continue to r.eeting between the clubs, the The last of those touchdowns high spot for a battered, dlaeour- of 877 strikeouts while Senator Department made the presentation yesterday i. morning before play ot"planned to retire. Robinson before spring training to win the they learned in practice. opinions that the fir.st event should good sportsmanship could well be Jim Martinez Dribbling: Too much — period. Giants won 20-3. handling Coach was the one that paid off for Ihe eged team. And like Woodaon'i outfielder Jim Lemon fanned 138 1.300 students at the Fall Sports Award assembly in the high answered, "I leally haven't had a third base job over the challenge hsve been a school ga.ne. read and carried out in Manches­ Illihl, who won Only two games it cenie in the cloalng minutea of times for another major record. school auditorium. (Herald Photo by Oflara). of ex-Chicago (Jub Randy Jack' Defense: Far too many unneces­ Lack of proi))otion on the part ter. Sportsman.ship at the open­ Hugh Devore's "conservative" of­ Rifle Cluh Members at Waddell Range chance to give It much thought. I fense with little trouble. At that all season. Trailing and apparently the game for the winning gcora. The league set a new record of want to get away for a few daya, son. He played 117 games, hit .271 sary personal fouls. Oi the school la the biggest factor. ing game by Manchester students Boxes Bahama Rebounding: Adequate but needs time the Eagles .vere near full Scene at the shooting range in the Waddell School indoor rifle range showa from left to right, beaten at halftime. Illinois fought The Maryland speedster inter­ 1,075 homers for one season, sur­ relax and think it over." Since and drove Jn 43 ruita and stole 12 After all, last March nearly left a lot of room for improve­ Ray Husscll, senior instructor, pointing out the proper procedure in handling a rifle to Paula bock to tie the score. Then with cepted a North Carolina State three passing the old mark of 973 set bases. Among his extra base hits improvement. ment especially when visiting strength. Tonioriow. the wingless aeveland, Dec. 14 (AV-There will 1954 there have )>een rerurrtng every Tom, Dick an-' Harr>- in Adams. ' Junior instructor A1 Perris is pointing out the target’ to Donald Lappen. kneeling. Bullet time running out and the goal 82 yards inside hie own end zone and in 1960. were 15 doubles, two triples and 10 Foul shooting: Fifty per eent pKiyers stepped up to the foul line j Birds, resting In the Eastern Divi- traps at the lower left hand side are Detroit type. All four are members of the Manchester Rifld be two top middleweight bouta at Rocky Likes Patterson, stories that Robinson was getting Y 14-28) but should improve. Manchester was rooting for "our I alon cellar (3-7-1), -Aill be lucky if Yardli. away, the mini tried a threaded his way to a touchdown. Minnie Minoso of the.Chicago ready to hang up hia spikes. He homers. In the Polo Grounds he for free throws and also whei), an Club. Inc. The club is in session five nights a week, Monday through Friday, at the Waddell acreen pass. the Cleveland Arena tonight—one 7scorin g wise the locals dis­ team" in the Stale and New Eng­ ofricial'a decision went against the I they can field eight backs offen- A storm that can imprese even . White Sox was hit by pitchers 23 also has managerial ambitions. was murder, hitting Giant pitch­ land Basketball Tonrnamenta. Sev range. (Herald Photo by Pinto),' Woodson, a hurdling champion Texans must be really something times for a new league season rec­ televised, the other not. ing at a .394 clip and atealing''sev- played a balanced attack with . . 1, _ 1 t,. home team. Also, the local band, I sively and defen-sively. The crowd-drawih^ matches Joey Most observci-s think he will de­ Norm Hohenthal (15), Leo Cyr eral thousand which sounded both good and loud. In other weekend games In the and probably the fastest Illinois —end two of them, plus one from ord while the White Sox as a team But Future Undecided en bases.. His lifetime averag^ is runner, . took the pass, eluded a were hit by pitchers 75 times for Giardello of Philadelphia against cide to play at least one more .309. X (14), Tom Roach (13), Dick Duba- ^ ew Haveii for the State totirne> have extended visitingisiting cheer I NFL the Chicago Cardinals play Arkansas—called attention to Charley (King) Cotton of Toledo. year.. > noskl (11) and Bob Lazzari (nine) cr.nteats. The Indian cagers wound leaders a little courte.sy in letting i the Cleveland Browns at Cleveland, few tacklers, faked others out and one that hit the Texas A 4k M- a major mark. Bavasl said he had offers from finally leaped over the loat de­ Kansas City pitchers set a ma­ It will not be televised: • Baltimore, Dec. 14 (/P)—Former heavyweight champion "Naturally I'm disappointed to two other clubs he refused to name accounting for all but four of the up second best in the New Haven the EJaat Hartford gals have "the j the Green Bay Packers meet the Unbeaten Clubs Continue to Fall TC7U game. The excitement pro^ The NationalTW audience ANBC, leave Brooklyn," said Robinson. Indians' total points against the Arena tourney and Ae-)t out in the fioor" during several of the time­ I Rai,)s at Las Angeles, and the fender as he went all the way for ably was heightened -by a warning jor mark of 187 home runs allowed Rocky Marciano indicated last night that the door is still open but felt "obligated" to trade Jackie the winning touchdown, producing that a tornado was on ite way. by one club and Bob Feller ran 10 p.m., EST) win see Yarns Ba­ "I’ve had wonderful years in to a New York club. It was learned smaller Hornets. The aforemen­ first round at Boston in the New outs. The visiting cheer leaders Baltimore Colts a),d the San Fran- hama of Bimini'in the Bahamas on a possible return to the ring. Marciano, who retired un­ Brooklyn. received wonderful tioned players will likely comprise Englands. pranced to the center of the floor I cisco 49erk tangle in the West. All one of the biggest upsets of the When the gusty gales finally his total of walks allowed to 1,- the other clubs were St. Louis and season. 764 for^another major high. against Jimmy Martinet of Glen­ defeated earlier this yeai', reiterated his plan to stick to his treatment from the fans and made Cincinnati. DICK DUBANOSKI Coach Elgin Zatursky's starting Basketball Interest on a school and just as thej- started a school ; three will be played on Sunday. In College Basketball Picture atruck, they apparently bothered dale, Arts. decision of last April, when hey.. _____ lasting friendships. They are a lot Indian Forward quintet tonight. boy level last. year ended on the ehant they were drowned out by Other Spectaculars the TCU players more than tha ^'Two tO-Ganoe Winners ■ "I hope 'we’re not finished trad­ Some other plays listed as 'm’ost Aggies, who pulled out a 7-6 de­ ^..'The Detroit Tigei^ tied the rec The co-featurea are a new twist stepped down from the ring. l , , „ ..... ‘ of nice guy*. I hope they can win ing y*t," Bavasl added. "We could In addition to boasting four highest note. The 1956-57 season me band. in the annual Cleveland Newt Toy­ (o the future" ' PCOJect* h^s lined Up. again—unless the Giants can win was eagerly awaited. After all the Electric scorelward clock was New Yolk, Dec. 14 (A5—The Jay night, as anticipated, Sah. i.pn Saturday should it get past spectacular": cision .and went on to win the ord for a Pfth place team, having But as to the future. returned from the West use another outfielder. We've got lettermen in Its opening lineup I Flam, Seixag Triumph word- or words- today for San shop Fund Boxing Show. it." Bulkeley also will have a slight new gym would be ready and it j mis.sing, but it wasn't the school's Franci)(to’s streak will not be en­ Duke tonight. The Mountaineers, Angelo Coia, the Citadel, re­ Southwest Conference champion­ the 20-game winners with Frafk "Right now I haven't changed Coast where he talked to Warner to find room for our kids, too.' As Qualifying Sites Franci.sco and Alabama, holders turning a newberry kickoff 100 ship. Lary and Billy Hoeft reaching GIsrdello, who boosted his come­ Jackie, now greying and consid­ ■long as Jackie was around, the height advantage, averaging six- wouldn't J)c a drab, drearj- spot like 'Xault. Perry announced that a Perth, Australia, Dec. 1* iVPi— dangered Bince the Olympians , with Rod Hundley still calling sig- my plans, but 1 have a lot of things Brds. about a picture on his life, the Slate ADUory. Manche.ster ^ cable was missing when the clock of the two longest rrinnin*. streaks that figure. back with a knockout victory over to think oyer. You hear so many | “ i expect to write a book and mv erably slower than in his early manager would play him. Ymi For Pinners Listed feet a man to 6-11 for the Silk ' Plucky Herb Flam of Beverly Hills, in college basketball, might well aren't a college team, But Mon­ I nals, are heavily favored over The Yankees led the league with Bob Boyd of Chicago in his latest daj-s when his base running dazzled couldn't blame him for that. But Towners. High followers had not only a was shipped and once the cable ■ Calif.. outgat))ed young Ramana- .AHE.AD OF FItODUCTION ‘ got his fifth goal a year ago. In­ things ---- ” personal appearances will keep me the league, said he had “ No hard championship ((JCIL) team last ! arrives the timing device will be be "Watch Out!" day. San Francisco extends its Mississippi Soi)thern in the other a team slugging percentage of appearance at tha Arena, is fav­ The ex-champ came here to ac- buay," he added, we can’t keep kids like Charley ! than Krishnan and "old pro" Vic Midwestern tour to Champatgii to, Dickie Moore is one National cidentally, exactly half of Moore'd .434, followed by Detroit, Boston ored over Cotton, although <3otton feelings for the Brooklyn organiza­ Neal and Chico Fernandez sitting New Haven, Dec. 14 (A*) - - Con­ year but a teain that had finished set up fo operation. With the unbeatens continuing half of the Birmingham double- Hockey League player who is hav­ 14 goals were scored egoinet To­ cept an honorary membership in I Selxas crushed Na:e.sh Kumar to- to drop out of line—Western Ken­ nieet Illinois and the unbeaten and Chicago. Yankee outfielder holds a 2*1 advantage over the tion." around. necticut l)owlers will compete in S4X)RT.D IN EMPTY NET v ith a better than .500 record for Baslfetball at Manchester High i day as the U.S. Davis Chip team. j header. ing a much better seaaOn this ronto Maple X«af8. He acored a the University of Maryland "M' the opening block of eight games Doug Mohns, Boston Bruins' top the firat time iii a decade. This was could be a lot more appealing if tucky, Texas Christian and Xavier mini are cohegians .— seventh \ Western Kentucky, rated 12th Mickey Mantle was the Individual PhiladeS>hian in their previous CHub at the group's annual banquet. "The club has to protect itself,” It was reported the Dodgers also 1 took a 2-0 lead over Iqdia in the ranked among the current crop year than last. The tricky Mont­ brace agolnat three te(unir Boston, slugging leader with a .705 mark. meetings. Cotton is a substitute for " Pro Baskrtbair Robinson rationalized. It had a here and at Bristol on Saturday point-getting defenseman, had to be the big year I the school did a little promoting of (jhio are the latest—the time nktionally, got its come-uppance real left winger has scored 10 New York and (Chicago. A golu t Asked whether he thought he had received trade feelers from Interzone finals and moved.within in the nationwide Associated Presa. Ted Williams'was second with a Rory Calhoun, who was forced to lot of* nice, young players. But I Philadelphia and Chicago for Carl for qualifying places in the Na­ scored three goals this season In However, this won’t be the case, pn its own. It has a good product. may be appi'oaching for the Dons, - froh) Seton Hall 78-69 in the sec- more goals this year than he had Detroit he notched a singleton.' could whip the new heavyweight Eastern Division a step of another r.)eeting with winneis of 59_ straight, and 'Bama, poll. .605. withdraw by a training injury. thought I helped the club last sea- Furillo, veteran outfielder. tional Duck Pin All-Star Match games up to December 6, ind two Australia in the Challenge Roui\^. ond ga.'ie of a donbicheader at for the same period a year ago. champion. Floyd Patterson, Rocky W L Pet. Game Championships to be held which has won ‘its la.st 20. Alabama, with a 106 point 2n wining the American League Bahama is favored over Mar­ of the.se thiee goals were scored ! New Ym-k’s Madison Square Gar- Moore had tallied a total of 14 An object In the grip of air fol­ pennant, the Yankees topped every tinet. , * replied; "Oh, I wouldn't like to say. Boston...... 16 6 .714 at Hagerstown, Md., next March. into an empt.v not. Mohns appears I^WRONG TYPE OF Hl'NTING Both have a teat coming up to­ average and a No. 9 rating after j den last>\iiight after Geoi'getown goaia.in games up to the morning You're putting me on the spot.",^ New York ...... ii n .500 lows the earth's rotation at approxi­ c iiib .^ the league in individual The state trials will be con­ to be the best opportiiniiit in the D ow Finsterwald TRIT.AX ON TOP night, San Francisco and its-alt- four games this season, probably ' (DC) had;4i»pqsed of NYU, 76-73 of December i this year. Jt took mately 1,000 miles on hour at the gerias >rith the excepUon of De­ "nie 34-year-old Brockton Bomber Philadelphia...... 11 11 .,vk) ducted at the Candee Bowling N.H.L right now and takes the ! Butte, Mont. ()Pi — A man who time streak against Chicago will have West Virginia to handle , in an overtime opener. him until December 29 before he PLANTE RETURN.S Syracuse ...... 7 13 .350 equator. troit. The Tigers whipped the Jacques Plante, Montreal Cana- said.he likes Patterson, Rookie Goalie Features Win Arena at New Haven, where all utmost advantage when the op­ Leader in Florida ' went "huntiii'g" , elk with a knife Annapolis — (NEA) -- Dalton Loyola in an Invitational Tourna­ Yanks 12 times in 22 games. "He's quick and he's young. Western Division Southern Connecticut entrants will position have yanked their goalie I was arrested in .Btitte. Police said Ti-uax, 220-pound Tulane tackle, ment at Chicago Stadium, ahd | \ —____ . .. ■ • dlena' All-Star goalkeeper, return­ Rochester ...... 14 10 ed to the Haba' lineup better than .Especially he's quick," said Mar­ compete, and also at Bristol’s new Mohns scored into an empty net ’ they found two pouiids of e lk was top vote-getter when Navy’s Alabama against unbeaten Duke | 1.111^ ciano.' ~ _ Minneapolis ...... 11 i.i .45* By Bruins over Black Hawks bowling lanes, for Northern Con­ Sanford, Fla., Dec. 14 (>P) -D ow NOT SHUT OUT ONCE ever after his recent bout with an Fort Wa>-ne ...... 10 12 .455 against New York Rangers and ; meat in the man's mackiniiw pock- squad was polled for Its 1956 All- in the opeiiing program of the asthmatic condition. In the firat Surveying the heavyweight situa­ necticut bowlers. Toronto Maple Leafs. Fihsterwald has shot only one ! els. The elk belonged to another Opponents' team. Birmingham CTlassic. 1 St. Louis ...... 9 12 .429 The scenes will be reversed the The injury-riddled Tbronto Maple six gamM he played for'Canadiens tion in general, Rocky said he likes Friday's .Schedule Boston, Dec. 14 (A*) — Normv timed his move perfectly in the round of competitive golf better : man. America's Olympic champion Eddie Machen as a challenger. following Saturday, Dec. 22. when Leafa are the only NaUonal after rejbiQlng the club he allowed No games scheduled. DeFelice — a minor leaguer who I duel of man against -man and that) the 64 which put him out 'T>L|>-n.5IER.8* G.A.ME hasketball teani, led by former San Hockey,League team'who haven't A total of six goals and registered He’s young too and he’s' got ^a those bowlers who compete at New FAME 18 FLEETING Francisco aces ^ill Russell and SpORT SHIRTS Thursday's Results hadn't played in a regular game thrust his stick to sweep'away the Havefi will resume rolling eight Waukesha, WIs. i/P) Sports front In the $15,000 Sanford Open TRACK LETTER been shut out at least once tUa one shutout. Outside of the two chance.” / . Minneapolis 100, Lenox K. C. Jones, also is in the Chicago ' C JlixLD ^ (Mass) since March — was riding high in | puck as he fell to the Ice. games at Bristol and the contes­ Editor Tom Guyant of the Wau­ yesterday. Gainesville, Fla. — (NEA) — St. Petersbui'g - (NEA) — The IN CORRECT NECK SI2E$ season. At the end of the first goals Tbronto scored against him The former champion gave Hur­ 90 (Exhibition). major league Boston today after; Best of 27 .Sales That'Wa.s 61 al St. Louis in 19.50 Necdle.s’ thfee-year-old showing March of Dimes hits .ar-ranged an Tournament and will play Santa FOR FILL UJPLKS //7 LIFE third of the 1956-57 season s total ricane Jackson a good chance for tants at the opening block at Bris­ kesha Daily Freeman mailed a let­ on November 29 the most goals Saturday's Sr4iediile making "the big .aave" as stand-, It was the l>est of his 27 saves tol will bowl eight games at New which at thp time was the best eai-ned him more than tu)f hon- old-time baseball player.s' game for CTlara tonight, I TtAOe fMIK I**. U. $. to. on ' U S. f*»Mt N*. AND 5LEEVE LENGTH5 o f -IS shutouts had been recorded he allowed in one game was one. the title too, but he ruled out Bob ter to Charlie Grimm, the Mil­ New York at Rochester. in goalie for the National Hockey and marked the third fine save Haven. ^ waukee Brave manager who re­ ever n)ade lii a POA Tournament. or.'i. The University of Florida Jan. 19. It will be played, s'Uttably, Should the Dons and the Olym­ In the N.H.L, but not one of these Baker because he said Baker's S(. Louis at Boston. League leading Bruins. Since then the national record has awarded the colt a track letter. in St. Petersburg. • pians advance to the finals Satur- | brittle hands will prove a liability. against Hergesheimer in the con­ The top five bowlers, based on signed last June. The letter came vras agaihat the Loafs. CMcsgo Hockey «t a Glancir Philadelphia at Syracuse. "He made the big save," smiled | test. the highest pinfall for the 16 been lowered to 60 by five play­ EXCLUSIVE DESIGN Black Hawks have been shuot out Marciano wrenched his back back, marked "Unknown.” Grimm while playing (yith his daughter, (Joach Milt Schinidt as teammates l From there the Bruin* went on games, will qualify for the grand is now a .vice-president with the ers: Wally Ulrich. Bill Nary. A1 FLEECE UNEO more than any other club. The Thursday’s Keanlta. mobbed the 23-year-old Hershey finals at Hagerstown March 8-10. Broach, TTcd Kroll and Tommy Hawks have been Sept off/ the Mary Ann, last summer. But he THURSD.AY’S FIGHTS - to break the 1-1 tie and carry off Chicago Cubs. National League said his back gives him little trou­ --- .*• practice goalie last night follow-. the decision. Bolt. score sheet on six occaitons dur­ Boston 3, Chicago 2. Ing a 3-2 victory over Chicago. ' The way touring profe.sslonals ing the first 70 games played this ble now. Los Angeles—Jim Hornsby. 133, DeFelice. who keep* )ip a con­ season. Detroit 2. New "york 1. While hedging about a poasible Los Angeles, outpointed Gil Ve­ The save, turning 'point of the stant chattering, from the nets, took par to pieces in the first round Montreal 6, Toronto 2j i-tium to the ring, Rocky listed a larde, 137, Los Angeles, 10. game, came early in the third commented on his debut: with a worId“ of promise, for were dropped in a hat -Cousy, 1952 CHEVROLET CONVERTIRLE ...... $695 Jack McMahon and Jack Cole­ Max Zaslofsky and Andy Phillip. NASSIFF ARMS CO. ...H« WANTSI viduol *iso problem* and individucit'^*tes. man, 'Veterans. The three low teams drew. Wal­ 1015 MAIN STREET Thot'* why Donegal *port *h’irt»—With their "In .Ricketts and Naulls,” KJern- T950 CHEVROLET TUDOR ...... $395 ter^ Brown of Boston, who wa.s last, , 3 36 *ise combifiotion*, *uporb tailoring and 1955 CHEV, 4-DR. VR. RAH., wW tir«s . . $1345 1950 FORD TUDOR er says, "I gave away more bas­ wound irp with Cousy. He groaped. ketball ability than, most owners 1955 CHEVROLET REL AIR HARDTOP PAcIvnIC Infinite range of color* and .fabric* ore o Nice blue color. Equipped. Excellent 1955 CHRY5. 4>DR., P.5^ P.R., ww Nr«s . $21R5 find In a lifetime. But what was "Auerbach (Coach Red Auer­ REEEEUTIFUL! LOOK ...... 7..,, $1695 I to do? Here I am sitting in St. bach) told me to come back here fitting choice for yowl Only the prieef ore-, second car. Real value at 8495. 1955 RAMRLER 5TA. W AG. R&H.. Hyd. $1695 with any)>ody .but Cousy," Pro-' Nowig - $395 1950 PONTIAC TUDOR ....------...... $345 Louis with a great team — all in under expoctoHonat 1955 MERC. ETA. W AG., RAH.. Me.M . . $2395 the Army. I have Naulls, a good prietor Brown, groaned. The Finest, a a ONLY 1952 PONTIAC PORDOR...... $695 corner man. But I have enough CSous.Y, of course, has done noth­ \ . 1956 PLYM. 4-DR. HARDTOP. RAH.. P.F. $2395 corner mjen. And I have Bob Pet­ ing except to eatahlisli.the O ltlc; 5 R 9 .5 0 1954 PONTIAC TUDOR ...... $1195 neCOlviTTf^ ' 1954 PLYM. ETA. W AG., RAH., tyw H m $1265 tit, who ie merely the best big as one of sports' more, profitab’-^ 194R PONTIAC COUPE ...... $ 95 man in the business. franchises. And himself oa on all NEW weederhsfiy eessterSeWe, 1959 FORDS 1954 OLD5. 5UPER RR 4.DR. RAH.. Hyd. $1795 "Backcourt men I don't have. time great. A,, k MODH ir Three to choose from. All nicely 1949 MERCURY— VALUE! ...... $245^ So I make a switch. T get lifartln, Ben Kerner would readily re­ ODUnT*' 1954, PLYM. 2.DR., RAH., ww Htm 6 • • a • $10R5„ who is excellent handling thq ball. equipped. Excellent valueV" 1950 RUICK— RARGAIN! ...... 7...... $345 make that deal. , 1953 CHRY5. 4.DR., R.H., Torq Driv* . . $ 995 A mer# 2 minutas.hare otsuros your gott')ng "your"man a gift hall long 1953 N^LSH 5R95 gbUKY SHOW hO H The meti pewerfwl, compact romember. No wrong gueuas''os to sizo, shape or colorl He'N ap­ * .«■ 1953 PLYM. STA. W AG., Hy: Driv* . . . 510R5 H o m b l i t k Here is good medicine lor the trader in lit clou with euteme- 1953 RUICK 5UPER H.TOP, R.H.. Dyiio. man who is sick of shoveling tive type tlecring, the femoyt preciate picking his own hot from our full stocks. Goine fci or phone SiEGS 14^ to'IT. A U AROVE CAR5 HAVE RADIO. HEATER % 995 Om Mae Ckehi S«iw heavy mow; New deelgn fea­ SlMve iMiftha 32*35 |955 NERCURY NONTEREY H-TOP. tures give the Jacobsen Rotary lolent Verio-Malicidrive fpr for Chomp Hohgifr cerfiflcistts. Jhey'rd holiday-boxed with miniature 1953 PONT. HARDTOP, P.5., Hyd. R.H. $1095 MIRRORS Its wtiglit i* low,' lir horsepower ^ variable forward speed* while Beautiful to-tone blue. All leather« CO t 50M E HAVr-AUTOMATIC DRIVE— . . Snow Plow a snow-moving . hots find look wonderful on the treel Cheunp Hots ore priced at . .A U REAL VALUE5 1951 D«50TO 4«DR., R.H., Torq Driv* . $ 595 is higk..No other saw can cosi- capacity never before achieved in .molian, plus safety reverse. .9 5 interior. BELOW BOOK PRICE! $ I P o D AUTO GUSS pore .Hth.il,,., for assy haodiiog In a unit of this size. Cleart Ask fer'free.dem- *4 1951 CHRY5. 4.DR. R.H., Torq Driv* .. $ 69R plus fast carang. Try (hi* Hoaie- about 85 sq. ft- P®r minute in enslralien today. 'lite • • • fsoKMM Iqr'Hi lowopcrsi- v averaga snow; up to 10 Inehea 1950 RUICK 4^ R i. R.H.< DyitoRow .... $ 235 ___ FURNITURE TOPS ie g cM t.. , ea any wood icuttiag deep . . is light and ooay to $8.35 operatioa you wish. .Ask for fret handle. MANY OTHER MAKE5 FROM $50 UP domoesiretion. Let ua show you why a $439.50 ISkawtr SU ll Dm iv •: Blim Tih E illN iiitI Jacobsen is the outstanding buy in rdtary snow plows. MORIARTY ROTHESS .MOTOK8 $259.50 F.OJL OBgKYSLBq’ ' ■I' PLYMOUTH J. A. WHITE GUSS CO. liliifa llll BEAUPRE OPEN DAILY S AJ6. to 6 PJL ^ Lm OOLN-M EBCyRY SOl-816 CENTER STREET INOLUDINa 8ATTTROAT CAPITOL ■Ml 34115 3$8 EAST CENTER ST.—TEL. MI I-J181 |31 MSSOL ST* i Ml 9-7322 39 MAIN 5T. RHONE Ml ^ 79iB 719 MAIN -STREET 958 . Main-. &L, manchester .1 - / '. ■ Si? p T i ,'■4^ \-

j -FAGB TWENTY-TWO MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN., FRIDAY. DECEMBER 14, 1958 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER. CONN,i FRIDAY. DECEMBER 14.1956 PAGE

BOMm* For Sald^ 72 Rouaca For Sale 72 that Tanya should be brought up Auto DrtTtnc School Roonns—Sidtht 18 THERE OUGHTA BE A LAWl BY FAGALY and SHORTEN ' Household G ^a 51 ^Roobui Without BoaqI 59 Wanted->Real EsUte 77 Wanted Real Estate; 77 liqpH TK O ENOUSB colonial, six Tanya Returned aa an'American. He ordered her ra- LARSUN’S ORIVma School, TOR THE BEST In Bonded built i LARGE'-HEATED room, central. HAVE MEDIUM priced bouses for ARE YOU OONSIDERmO 4J8TUtCW WANTED-^livlc. two- }imed to her 'mother, who had NOT 1 YEAR-NOT 2 YEARS iafge rooms a&d attached garage. if Classified Miuicheiter’o only tralnod and' Up i^ fs . shingle roofs, gutters, Kitchen privlljtges, separate Nice shaded lot in center of Man­ sale. Excellent locations. J. D. SELLING YUUR PROPERTY? family three-family, miiiineaa . To Her Mom in fii'own to Britain after Tanya was ! certified inairiictor. For.your aafc. rohditctors And roof repairs call' BUT 3 YEARS ' trance. Gentleman, parking. MI. chester. Living room 23’6"xU' Realty Co. John DeQuattro, Bro­ We Will appraise your property property. Hav# many cash buyara. spirited out of the United States by ker. MI. 3-5262, Mt. 6-8640. tree and without any obligation. Mortgages arranged. Please call ty «'e are trained to teach proper- Coughlin. Ml. 3-7707. % KEN Vi/l3lTiM5 OUT OBPOSiT il\P B oT-TRV-AMO-REA6' UlS UANCOCii T O PAY IF, YOU WISH 3-4724. with fireplace, pining room, large London Reunion her father and finally taken off a Advertisemeht , ly. m . #-6078. ,v We also buy property for cash. Georga L. Graatadlo. Realtor. Ml. Soviet, cargo, ship in October as if CUSTOMER MAWE9 SURE' ON THE BOTTOM OP A CMECH. •• 8 U P E R” "P E'L U X E ” kitchen and aeparate launivy Selling or buying contact 9-U78. 109 Henry SL CLASSIFIED A DVT. ALL.TYPES of rOoflng. siding ahd VERY PLEASANT rpom for gen­ room. Also lavatory. Second floor, 22 GREENHILL ST. (between Por­ Was about to sail for Leningrad. I MANCHESTER Drlvlna Academy carpentry work. Materials and TO 6IOM 4ll6 HAME TELLER GOES CROSS-EWEO OR - 8 ROOMS .OF FURNITURE tleman. On Main St. Parking. MI; ter and East Center Sts.) Here is STANLEY BRAY, Realtor London, Dec. 14 (IP)—^Tiny Tanya i i three large bedrooms and bath. THIS AGENCTY needs Cape' Cod, The child w6s made a 'iimrd of the DEPT» HOURS : guarantees quirk resulta. ' Expert workmanship guaranteed, fio Job IM yWlTlMGr CLEAR AND PURE BECOMES A NERVOUS iVRECN. All 100% Guaranteed' 3-4071. , an opportunity to purchase a well BRAE-BURN RiBALTY Chwastov—who waa on her way to ibourt. instructions. Dual-controlled car. too big or too small. For free esti­ Must be seen to be appreciated. Ml. 3 -4 ^ . 4-5-6 andf 7- ;-oom singles and 2- Russia two month# ago—waa re­ 8:15 A. M. to 4 :3a P. M. ■ ONLY 8433 Gaston Realty, 165 School St. JQ. located home at a .reasonable The child had lived with her ! Catt:4^fr. Mlclette,'your personal mate call Mancheater R^flng A that ■LOOK IT famtly houses. Buyers waiting. 16 lOOl^tlkE $28 Delivers 816.18 Month 9-S7'l. evenings, MI. 9-7466 xprice! First floor has Oving room united with her inother today and father at the Soviet Embassy sines ' instructorat PXs S-7249. Siding Co., Inc. Ml.. 9-8933. uoczoSa'OR^, UP UNDER, ' ClOCHEN- ■ ■ PLEASANT ROOM ^ar bath. Gen. with fireplace, dining room large WANTED—Two-family houswt to ' Howard R. Hastings, Realtor. handed an American passport. - YOU GET — ■ell. Qualified buyers .^wyJUng. Call MI. 9-1107 any time. then. COPY CLOSING TIME WJkLVOPSW WEINER-/ >6HUOO«'N. 18-PIECE BEDROOM ‘ tieman. 54 Ihgh St. 113,650. — Thlrtyryear mortgages kitchen with dining alcove, Mcond The brtown-eyed girl, bortt in RAY'S ROOFING CO., shingle and 35., 6CHMTrEL,'. , TO ME.' floor has 3 good eised bedrooms Madeline Smith, Realtor. 11. 3-832S. ELECTRIC REFRKJ^ATOR , heat, >4 acre, trees. Carlton W. oil, 2-car garage. Property is in Legal Notice Ml. 3-1907, evenings Ml. 9-5665 or out of the U.S. Embaaay in. her FELT CHRISTMAS^ Your old bike taken in trade. Lib­ TV SET AND (XIMB. RANGE'' ROOM FOR couple. Quiet. Near Hutchins, Ml'W-5133, 9-4694. excellent condition—interior Just Ml. 3-7731. SATURDAY 9 A. M. mother’s arms. Tanya clutched her STOCKINGS eral allowance-. Dpen evenings. Free storage until wanted. Free CheneVa, bus. stores. 224 (Charter . repainted last week. Quick sale n n s 18 TO CERTUTf that we, the doll, Nancy, in one hand—and a I Manchester Cvcle Shop, 16? W. Roofing and Chimneys 16-A delivery. Free set-up by our own Oak. MI. .1-8368, JfANCHESTEll—Six room ranch. price 814,500 with immediate oc­ undcrilriied, have formed a limited IT COSTS YOU nothing to list your 50e-75e-$1.00 Middle Tpke. MI. 9-2098. , Ideal location, convenient to bus cupancy. Robert J. Smith, Inc., partnership Icnowii aa CHAR1.BS K. house with th« Msnehester Multi­ bright green American passport In rOUB COOPERATIO.N WILL reliable men. ^ ' THKNKBE * ASSOCIATES for the the other. NAME IN GLITTER BE APPRECIATED ROOFING — Specializing in repair. Phone for-appolptment CLEAN. PI,EASANT room next to and schools, not water oil heat, 963 Main St, Tel. Ml. 9-5241. purpose o( transactlnf businesa aa a ple Listing System. For details Ing roofs of all kinds. Also new HarUofd CH. 7-0358 " 'hgth with shower. Single op double full cellar, garage, sensibly priced seneral stock brokerage and commia- Pless's csil Carlton W, Hutchins, Tanya, over whose custody her TEL Ml 9.25S2 MAIN STREn STORES ARE GIRL'S 26 " BICYCLE, In good roofs. Gutter work. Chlmneya available. Parking. CentrMly lo­ Call A. R. Wilkie A Co., 481 East 811.900:-83 ESSEX Street. Four alon business including stocks, bonds, Realtor. Ml. 9-5132, 9-a94. RussiMT-hbm father, Alexis condition. MI. 3.-6210. AOef'7 P. M. CH. 6-4690 mutual funds and lUhcr securities, Dial Ml 3-5121 cleaned, r»alred, 28 years’ ex­ ' See It Day Or Night cated. MI .3-4921. Middle Tpke. MI. 9-4389. room Cape, expandable. Dormers; The general partners are; Chwastov, and her mother, Mrs. perience. Free estimates. Call ■So I®’ ' If youjiave no means of transpor­ oil heat, venetiana,; recreation Charles E. Thenebe. 204 Bloomfield Elrna Dieezok, fought in a British Howley. Mancheater Ml. 8-S361. PLEASANT, LARGE, clean, heat­ .MANCHESTER, 36 Wellington Rd. room and bar. See E A E Realty. Avei. West llarifnrd. Conn.. WANTED—Two lamily homes. CsU court, will fly back tOitKs U.S. to­ tation, I'll send my autp for you. —Seven room colonial. Excellent Guernie H, MtK>re.- (83 - Bloomfield RANGt Business Services Offered 1,1 /C. No obligstion. . . ed room for gentleman, central lo- MI. 9-4297. MI. 3-4480. Ave., Bloomfield, Conn. MI. 6-1607. night. .Her mother, who now lives U • cation, private entrance, parking. location.lot Fireplace. Oil steam MMt and Pound N. ■ ^>bei . ^Ih of the general'partners are au- in Detroit, said they would go to TV SERVICE, 82.50 per call. AU Heating—Plumbing 17 K—R—T— MI. .3-8914. heat. Attached garage. Tastefully thonaed to transact ■ the partnership Michigan to ''enjoy the best Christ­ )UIL OH 43-45 ALLYN ST., HARTFORD decorated. Immediate occupancy. burinesa and sign the firm name. Auctions'^ _78 LOST—Blue Tick Coon Hound dog. work guaranteed. Call Bob Webb. The ajMCial paruiera are; mas ever,” MI. 9-8801. Open every night this week until ROOM IN private home with living Sensibly priced at 817,900. (?all A. Lola Tor Sale Carl C. Thenebe. 4 Walbrldge Road. GASOLINI OPEN male. Vicinity Bolton, Andover, A British Judge ruled yesterday PLUMBING and heating—Repairs 8:30 p.m. room and kitchen privileges, ga­ R. WUkie A Co., 481 E. Middle West Hartford, Conn. , Your Money Buys More, st Hebron. No collar. Call MI. 9-8864. and contract worn. Call Ml. 9-8S41. Clarence I.. Gowen, 30 Bainbridge RADIO TV Service. Sewing ma­ rage, for congenial lady. Tt4’o Tpke. MI. 9-4889, MI. 9-0649. MANCHESTER—Three lots, 90x160 these Famous "Name-Your-Prlce” on paved road. City water. Price Road. Weal Hartford, Coiln. LOST—Large' sum of money, chines and small appliances re­ FREEBURN 4t WATSON.•Plumb- j ,CHRISTMAS GIFTS j miles from Manchester on quiet Wyncia C Iltbbard, Riverside Road, paired. Call "‘Ralph Aldrich. MI. TTJtMikLXa’ street. Call after 4:30 p.m. MI. 60x26 SIX ROOM rolich, 25 ft. 82.000 each, Call Gaston Realty. Greenwich, Conn. Thursday between 3 and 4 p.m., ing and Heating Contractors. New J^^U C T 1 0 N S ! 9-8487. ‘fi/WAZO COOK, 3-t.376. master bedroom, excellent^bqndi- 165 School St., MI 9-5731; evenings The amcAiiii cl capital furnished and LEG ULCERATIONS BANTLY OIL vicinity of Marlow's or the Man­ installations, alteration work and I FOR THE HOME i actually paid In by each special part­ SMA C.W. suvssr SLv'Oy I tlon, six years old, laige lot, Mgh MI 9-7466. Featuring the Greatest Selection t chester Shopping Parkade. Re­ DICK S WEA’THERSTRIP Com­ repair work. MI. 9-3808 or Ml. 1 DifId, MiCiMI MIWMAMl fVHBICAVi elevation, ...110,500, (farlton^ ner Is: Try ward. Call MI. 9-7228. 9-5931. Poutlako i9,opeso>/. gAgALY S- jWOATfc^f Hassocks, lamps. smokers, Can L. Thenebe...... 118.(75.00 of Christmas dHft Items at Lowe BELAKOPEOL OINTMENT pany, doors and windows custom chairs, end tables, breskfast set. AjiartnientA— Flata— Hutchifis7 MI. 9-5132,“ P-48847 Clarence I...... 3,288.00 Prices! work, guaranteed. Call MI. 9-1683 w o o d l a n d ST.-Lot 90x400. Oty Wyncia C. Ilihhard 2.0A7.50 'A t fireplace set. etc. Msny other gifl-s Tenements M Mlfrlull .) 5 V, TONIGHT after 6 p.m. ' $1200 DOWN, six room Cape, (two water, 82500. Call BU. 9-0492. The partnership commenced Febru­ All Brand-New . >fercliandise m Moving—Trucking for the home at savings. unfinished) dormers, recreation ary 3. 1953 and Is lo continue Indeflnlte- ' V ARTHUR DRUG Announcements AIAIN ST, Three room, heated l5'. TFL nOCKVIl I r ‘ 2177 UNTIL 9 ANTIQUES Retinlshed. Repairing S torage 20 room, trees, outside fireplace cen- CHARLES E. THENEBE including Sporting Goods. PINE LENOX Help Wanted— Female ,35 I Situations Wanted- Articles Fur Sale 45 i CHAMBERS FURNITURE apartment available January 1st. Robert P. Felch Electrical Appliances, Tools, NOTICE! Dancing every Saturday done on any furniture. Tieman, .161 monthly, including utilities. tral. Calton W. Hutchins, MI. night at John's Bar A Restaurant, 189 South Main St. Phone MI. MANCHESTER Package Delivery. ! Female 28 SALES i 9-5132, 9-4694. Suburban For Sale 75 Jacqueline J. Stronawski Watches, Jewelry, etc. 3-5643. Light trucking and package deliv­ PRESS o p e r a t o r , five dal/ MOVIE SCREEN, size 30x40. Ex-1 Write Box T. Herald.. ' 144 W. Main St., Rockville, from week, numerous benefits. Apply, AT THE GREEN |\ GL'Elt.N'IE H. MOORE Every Thursday, Friday 8:30 p.m. to 12:30 a.m. Also, we ery. Refrigeratora, washers and I WANTED-Position as housekeep­ collent condition. Price 87. MI. $8700 (DOZY Two bedroom ranch. VERNON — Fdur large rooms, Robert P. Felch in person New Model I,aundry, 73 3-7455. • I 10-5 Hours T:.30-9 I FIVE ROOM apartment. No chil­ Jacqueline J. Slrnnawakl qjieclalize In Pizza Pies daily. stove moving specialty. Folding er for. two or three adults. Ren- dren. 91 Main St. Call between 8 Five years old. copper plumbing. breezeway and garage. Large lot and Saturday Nites GENERAL house wiring, all kinds. Summit S t.^ : sonable wages. Experienced. chairs for rent, MI. 9-0752. 16 FLUSH DOORS. Size 78x29^. ' ROCK MAPLE bedroom set. In­ and 8 p.m. No ph^nc calls. Excellent condition. Nice trees. with shade trees. Price $12,900. CARI, 1. THENEBE Sates Start at 7 p.m. Call PI 2-6388 after 8 p.m. SELLING AVON is~^un7Ask any , Write Box A, Herald. cludes diyaser, che.st, all dust Carlton W. Hutchins. MI. 9-5132, Call Gaston Reslty, 168 School St., Richard J*. Welden MANCHESTER — Movmg and Good condition. Sell verv reason­ MI. 9-4694. Muriel G. Thenebe Peraohals 3 CHUCK’S RADIO and T.V. Service. representative. You can earn as able. MI. 3-,5825. / i proof drawer.s. doubje bed. spring, TWO ROOM apartment, partly fur­ MI 9-5731; evenings MI 9-7466. trucking Co, Ml, 3-6563. Owned nished. Rural section. Phone MI. Be Sure To Attend 131 North Main St. Small appli­ and operated by Walter B. Per- you learn. Make new frienda, pav mattress and chair. .59 Pearl St, ci-are.\ce l . gowen WANTED—Ride tp Pratt A Whit­ Ml. 9-8444. - 9-2961. MANCHESTER I BOLTON—Two new ranches ready Elsie W. Gowen ances r^alred. Ml. 3-6317. resi­ ell Jr.„ and William J. Pickering. back bills. Call MI. 3-5195. Dog;s— H irds-—Pels 41 (^L'LBRANSEN mahogany spinel. Hflwn W. Shield! Our Gigantic Toy Sale! BARGAINS ney Aircraft. 7 a.m.-3:30 p.m. from dence Ml. 3-8960. I almost new, 8400. Boy's 26 " 813,600—Vacant Cape. Hawthbme for occupancy: older home with LydaU St. MI. 9-2286. AUS'HN A. CHAAfBERS (X). local CLERK TYPIST po.silion available BIRD, cat and dog supplies, whole­ Fitlnch bicycle. $14. Duncan Ph.vfe St. five acres; a split level for 821,000 WYsNCIA C. 5I1BBARD Open Monday thru Saturday .Ma p l e CHINA CIXiSET. PI. TWO KlfRNLSHED rooms for light $13,900 -Cape with garage, Avon­ snd other choice listings. T. J. EmellR Weaver RUBBISH AND - ashes removed. and long distance moving pack-1 office. Call John Han- sale and retail. Daily 9 to 5 p.m. | walnut diopleaf table. 42x51, $20. AufUBta 1. Bock f o r Christinas Giving '•FOR MEN who care” — Dante's General cleaning, cellars, attics ing, storage. Call MI. 3-6lsl Hart cock Life Insurance Company. Mr. Tuesday, Thursday. Frid.ay nights G. E. portable ironcr. 82.5. Boy's, 2-6693. lioiisekccping. Apply 4 Chapel St. dale Rd. Crockett, Realtor. MI. 3-1577 or 'c. Until Christmas Eve Barber Shop — Shopping Plaza, Maloney, Manager, MI. 3-1124 for hockey skates, size 6, 85. All. 814,700—Immaculate Cape, E. Mid­ res. MI. 9-7751. STATE o r CONNECTICUT. COUNTY and yards. Reasonable 'Stes. M, ford CH 1-1423. 7 to 9 Porteriield's Route 5 and i HEATERS. Now and used. Wood, FIVE ROOM apartment and bath. Open Daily, 10 a.m. to 10 p.m. East Center at'Lenox St. Quick A M, Rubbish Removal. 1^. appointment. i Chapel, South Windsor. JA 8-3391. 3-8641. dle Tpke. OF HARTIRD !s . Hartford, July ■ervttfs-r-planty of free parking. 9-9737. • coal, oil, gas, cook stoves, ovens, Iieat and hot water furnished, mid- $16,300—Vacant six room Colonial VERNON — Four year old ranch 36th. A.D. 1956.. stove pipe, dampers, stove boards, dleaged family, ll'j School St. off with attached oversized garage. Peraonally appeared CHARLES E. 'Painting— Paoertnif 21 .MANCHESTER PET Center, ^ 278 Parker St. THENEBE. and Nealer of the Save on 1000‘s of Toys! G-E ELECTRIC BLINKETS RIDE WANTED from downtowm DOORS OPENED, keys fitted, Help Wanted— Male -3B ■ Main St. S A H (Ireeri stamps. AQUARIU.M Ten gallon, stainless i wicks for all stoves and heaters. Mam. $16,300 -Vacant, six room Cape, I.«l approximately 120x210. Two foregoing inetjument. and acknowi* Hartford to South Manchester be­ copied, vacuum cleaners. Irons, REFINISHINO ceilings, painting, . Ml. 9-4273. Free parking. "If you and accessories. MI. 9-2U3. ! Beds, mattresses, springs, roll-a- two baths bedrooms. Exceptionally Immacu­ edged the tame to be hi! free get and "Conn.’s Largest Auction Firm" tween 4-4:30 p.m., Monday thru E31AS, etc., repaired. Shears, paper hanging, wallpaper books. TOOL MAKERS - Firet Oass, way bed.s, chest of drawers, vani­ late home with atttactive mort­ deeds before me. Friday. MI. 3-4816. i want a pet—see us.” Open Mon.,- THREE ROOM unfurnished apart­ 818,000—New 5'a room ranch .with THOMAS W. COLLINS. POST AUCTION ROOMS V2 PRICE knives, mowers, etc., put Into con. Fully insured, Tel. Edward R. overtime, top pay. Msnehester Sat. 9-6. Thurs. and Fri., 9-9. ties. trunks, tables, linoleum rugs, basement gage arrangement possible. CommiBBfoner of Superior Court. dition for coming ^-needs. Braith- Price. MI. 9-100.3, Tool A Design, 130 Hartford Rd. linoleum by the yard. Many items ment. 291 Spruce St. 812.600. Immediate occupancy. Route 5 — Berlin Turnpike WANTED—Ride from Manchester Dipmonda— Watches— I $21,000-Two family flat. Central STATE OF CONNECTICUT. COUNTY walte. 82 Pearl Street. MI. 9-5263, A LARGE selection of canaries. too numerous to mention. This George A, Coleman, Rockville. DOLLS, TOYS, OASES, Eta to North Haven, Pratt A Whitnev Jewelry 48 WOUl„D IJKE lo share my apart­ T. J. CROCKETT, Realtor OF HARTFORD is. Hartford. July 26th, Opp. Conn. Lt. A Power Co. Bldg., Wben It cornea to CHRISTMAS GIFTS 1 Guaranteed singers, at reasonable stock is left over from .lones ment with young business woman. TR. 5-4045, TR. 5-4710. A.D. 1956. Aircraft, 2nd shift. Call MI. 9-1587. GONDER’S T.V. Service, available Furniture Store, will be sold for MI. 3-1577 or Pereonallv appeared (tUERNIE H. A '. . come to LARSEN'S—your Family Pater Magrel. Private ln.structions 28 prices. Inquire 32 Bank St. or call LEONARD W YOST Jeweler, re- Write Box-B. Herald. UP TO 56% OFF any time. Antenna conversions. MI. 9-0024. I less than cost, Come in and con­ Mrs. Wells. MI. 3-4788 MOORE. Blffuer and aealer of the fore­ O m Oeatort We've everything EVERY- I PhUco factory supervised service. FRANK J. SENTIMENNOrteai her JOIN A GROWING • pairs, adjusts watches expertly. going Instrument, and acknowledged ONE WANTS . . . nt PRICES YOU'! MARY: Car dealer ^ marveled at Reasonable prices. Open daily.. vince yourself. 40 Oak St.. 2nd THREE ROOM apartment, light, KEENEY DRIVE the Fame to be her free act and deed, REVERE WARE, FUNT WARE 36% OFF Tel. MI. 9-1486. of guitar. Chester Accordion Co., CCK3KER SPANIEL puppies for floor, 55aturday from 10 a m. to 4 hot water and heat furnished, 1(18 MANCHESTER AND before me Wrought Iren Railings WANT TO PAY! Enduring GIFTS that I hasr new our car upholstery look­ 91 Union St. MI. 3-5709. COMPANY Thursdav evenings. 129 Sprucf ! THOMAS W. COLLINS. ed- Added $100 on trade-in value. Christmas. Black and parti- p.m. West St.. Rockville, or call TR. Perch Columns win endear you to each person on yonr list | REFRIGERATION sales and oerv- ! colored. AKC registered. Ml. Street .Ml, 9-4387. VICINITY BOLTON LAKE CommiBBioner of Superior Court. OICYGLES, TRICYCLES 36% OFF . . . nt p riM that will mean a more eco> ' Thanks to Mystic Foam, uphol­ Ice. Commercial, household, air In the growing carbide cutting 5-.521.3 after 5 p.m. VALLEY WELDING CO. stery and rug cleaner. Hale's De­ tool industry we need experienced - 9-0790. WESTINGHOUSE stove and refrig-' STATE OK (CONNECTICUT. COUNTY neEHleal C^riatmaa for YOU! S^ atep in j conditloneri, freezers. A. atid W. Musical—Dramatic 29 erator. 18'xl2' green twist rug 812,900 -6 room Cape. Good loca­ OF HARTFORD nn. Hartford. August IS* NAUBUC AVE. and Inspect oar entire GIFT SELE47TION • partment Store Has it. Be seeing machine operators and other typea SOIITH COVENTRY. Three rooms A dream house of style and 6th. A D. 1956. ELEGTRIO TRAINS Refrigeration Co. MI. 9-1287, BU. BEAUTIFUL GOLDEN Retriever Fuel and Feed 49-A and hall nmner. All in good condi­ and bath. Heat and hot water. Im- tion. Priced for immediate sale. For'Free Estimate Call today . . . and step out with your Chrlat- you. Love, Ann. 9-3196, MI. 9-0055 PLAY THE GUITAR. Instruction of Industrial personnel. If you want puppies, eight weeks old. Bar­ beauty on picturesque Bolton personally appeared CARL L. a good job apply at office' tion. MI„ 3-6.591. . mediate occupancy. PI. 2-621(1. 813.300—Older 6 room Colonial. THENEBE. signer and sealer of the Olaatoabury ME S-9118 aai ACCESSORIES UF T0 56% 0FF maa shopping completed! in popular and western music. By gains for Christmas. Excellent OAK WOOD. Cut fireplace and Immaculate condition. Immediate Lake. Situated on large water foregoing instrument, and acknowl­ CLEAN AND paint those gutters Arnie Ijindsbcrg, MI. 9-7835. field and obedience stock. Placid, CUSTOM MADE Colonial maple edged the same lo be his free act and Antomnbfies-tor Sale 4 stove lengths. 810 per load PI. > EXCEPTIONALLY attractive mod­ occupancy. front lot with excellent skating, deed, before me ■ now. Avoid costly repairs later. 2-7886. bridge lamps, solid mahogany cof­ HOUSEHOLD APFLIANOES 66% OFF Ml. 3-1383. NELCO TOOL CO., INC. affectionate companion for chil­ ern four.nmm apartment, Babcock 814,200—New 5‘j room ranches. boating, fishing and swimming THOMAS W. COLLINS. BEFORE Y ou BUY a used car dren. Call MI. 3-60T8. fee, stop end and ofT. GULBRANSEN direct blow m a-; Dellwood, on Wales Road "in An­ papering and painting. TR. 6-2071 I NURSE'S AIDE wanted, 7 a.m.- Apply All makes of adding machines I 9-64.38. hogany spinet piano, 8495. STORE-Formerly Sears Roeburk WARREN E. HOWLAND dover offers the -young executive a DELTA FOWERlIte J949 CADILLAC SEDANETTB, or TR. 5-1060. 3 Ph ni. or 2:30 p.m.-11 p.m. Call! sold or rented. Repairs on all Kemp's. Inc. Ml. 3-5680. I at the Center. Desirable Main St, REALTOR modem home, on a wooded, one good condition, good tires. MI. Mr. 9-2.324 between 10:30 a.m.-2:.30j COCA-COLA BOTTLING CO. makes, Marlow's. location, heat furniahed. Approxi­ acre lot, in a cool country setting. 3-7718. TOOLS RECONDITIONED: Mow- p.m. Laurel Manor Convalescent MUSIC instrumental, rental. Com-1 mately 1200 .sq. ft floor space. MI 450 Woodbridge Street Si« twha Tws laht. la maUimlt ers, (hand and-power) precision 1 Fertilisers 50-A plete line of insti-uments. Rental Home, 91 Chestnut St. 451 MAIN ST. SALE—33 1-3% off on 1956-1957 9-6808 or -MI, 9-8521. >n. 3-1108 MI. 9-6003 OPEN SUNDAY FROM lOd-Faat tpallltM 1986 Ford Parkland station wagon ground, motors serviced. Saws of | EAST HARTFORD wallpaper. Green Paint and Wall­ applied to purchase price. Repre , 1988 Ford Ranch wagon' all kinds. Machine filing and re- i CHICKEN MANURE for lawns. : 11:30 - 5:00 'D l r i u f O t , Wldawma dnaaM haw ^ j FULL TIME counter work for paper at the Green. Open daily 8-9 shnibs. gardens. Winter use gives ; senting Olds, Selmcr, Ped INDUSTRIAL AREA to rent or 137 BRANFORD St.— TV'o blocks 1984 Ford nine passenger country toothing. Circular saws, precision young lady. Good pay, paid vaca- p.m. ler and Bundv. Metter's Music lease, 3300 sq. ft. floor -space, from new high school, six room Exclusive Agents If. nWdyi t*4 sedan station wagon sharpened; ;gummlng; axes ensi-1 1 quickest sprfhg results, especially j rROFASE tiStK^and holidays. All benefits. Ap­ SHOEMAN I lawns and shrubs. MI. 3-6971. j Studio, 177 .McKee. MI. 3-7500. : ground floor, healed, loading plat­ Cape, large rooms, in good condi, lage knives, mower blades, shears, :- ply in person Lynn Poultry, Man­ FOR SALE—55.gal. drums, in good form, near railroad. 760' from tlon, oil heat. Beautiful large land­ JOHN H. LAPPEN, INC. If It's a station wagon you want knives serrated; clippers etc.' Expansion has created an open­ BAND AND orchestra Ipstruments T O M N K IT. let. us know. We have 18 in stock chester P.arkade. condition. 82.50 each. For further ' GOOD CLEAN epw manure. 85 and Main St.. Manchester. MI. 9-5043. scaped lot with amesite driveway. 164 East Center St., Mancheatef DUNE BEFORE by Bach, Selmer, Bundy. Conn, Keys duplicated. Empson H. ing for a young man to start with information call • The Herald, ' 810 loads delivered. E.xcifllent for Immediate occupancy. Owner lwthaw.ry, all the Ume, from J950-1957. Abom,. Maple St.. Ellington. Rock­ phone MI. 3-5121. Olds, King, Blessing. Martin and MI. 9-5261 a growing concern. The position we lawns, shrubs. MI. 3-7<04. leaving for Florida. Priced right. ♦wwJy ville TR. 6-7166. WAITRESS FDR. Saturday eve­ Buffet. Janssen spinet pianos.] Small, down payment. For ap­ "Your new dealer have to offer is permanent and has FOR GOOD selective Christmas Houses For Rent #5 ELLINGTON — Three bedroom 1 0 8 8 nings. Call TR. .5-9894. Conn electric organs. Ward pointment to inspect call JU- ■tone front ranch. Located on cor­ Our OK Used Cars are thoroughly inspected and re-condi- excellent opportunities for the trees st low prices see your Krause, 87 Walnut St.. 3-5336. A $13.15 VALUE $5.26 FITZGERALD MOTORS, Household Se^vleM PART TIME or full time sales Rniist'tiold Goods 51 PRACTICALLY NEW 5 ', room . 3-4348 or MI. 3-6082. ner lot of approximately one acre. future. The man we' are looking for friendly Howard Oil Co., 134 Oak­ Plastered walls. Fireplace, ga­ IN C . ^ Offered 13-A clerks, domestic workers, cash-: land St. USED UPRIGHT fnahogan.v piano. ranch, large bakement_ two baths, FOR SALE T w elve room duplex iers; part time -sewing ■ machine I must have drive and initiative. Ex­ FRANK"!! AaN'OQUE SHOP, 420 Excellent lone. Kemp's' Inc. MI. excellent condition. Owner trans­ rage. An excellent buy, 815,750._ tipned according to factory reebmmendations befbre they Lakh. St,, is bu.ving and selling house^ Oil heat. March occupancy. George J. Coleman, Rockville,.TR. Formerly BRUNNER PA<3n. 9-6580 Hours 9 a.m.-8 p.m. EXCELSIOR ACCORDIANA with ore displayed for sale. We can honestly say there are no Free delivery service. All work ploymenl Service, 80S Main St. I fits are offered. 845. Call MI, 9-1307. ^ or -Mrs. Wells. ML 3-4788, Open 8-9 every evening. All day guaranteed! Smith's Upholstery 8:30-4;.30 Monday - Friday or 6-8* ca.«i«. I!sed only few months. Orig­ Sat. till 8. You can't beat low over­ Shop, 243 N. Main St. MI. 9-4663. p.m. Thursdays. N. GENERAL ELECTRIC^utOmatic DOING YOUR SHOPPING inal cost 8345. Call MI. 9-4904. BOLTON Will rent my three year Leepard'Liks. Accessories! head. * Evenings Ml. 3-7267. ------:------^------SLOAX BROS. SHOES hot water heater. 30 gallon ca­ old ranch home. F'ive’ rooms fom- better used cars onywhere. Prove it for yourself. pacity. Excellent condition. MI. K.ARLY? pletelv -furnished. TV included. Thanks a lot 825 Main Street, Manchester. Conn. Oiet Brunner FURNITURE r^airing and refin­ LEGAL SECRETARY. Write Box 9-5500. 8145. MI. 9-3251. : ------^— VVe have an excellent selection of Wearing Apparel— Purs 5.7 ishing; antiquils restored. ITumi- V, Herald. WANTED- Exp'erienced body man lamps, small cleclrical appliances, LOOK OVER tuie Repair Service, Talcottville. ; AMERICAN FLYER Diesel train, aECTRIC DRILL MI. 3-7449. TWO WOMEN wanted to work two to work in body shop working on I two years-dld, excellent condition, hassocks, rockers, snd sll kinds of CHESTER Ftirtiers. F'urs remod-1 extVENTRY F>)ur r(x>m single -" THESE VALUES •all makes of cars. Good worlcing home furnishings. sled. repaired. cleaned and •* . *• or three days a week as baker's j Call MI. 9-8509 after 6 p.m. house. PI. 2-6693. A fine, sturdy shop tool for all FORMICA counterf,' ceramic wall helpers. Apply in person. 14 Depot conditions, many company bene­ glazed. Work done at my home. but the heaviest Jobs, Trigger . 1888 Ford sedan. New fits. Apply in person to Service ! OCSiANIC FISHING reel and gT- Use our ja.vawa.v No overhead. Save. Call MI. 1958 Chevrolet two-door and floor tile. V it us modernize Square, North Manchester, or MI. TRY ONE OUT TODAY grip switch. With fittings, can Manager at Manchester Motor. "IbraUiir fiber-|;:laiis rod, never 9-7218. for free estimate at your 1955 Oldamobile Super 88 sedan your bathroonriind kitchen. For 9-7468. ■Iso. be quickly converted to free estim a^ call Ml. 9-2668, The Sales, 512 W. Center St. used. MI.. 9-4249. CHAMBERS FURNITURE home. Under no obligation. Capes Suburban For Rent t(t grinder, polisher, or buffer., 1985 Naah Rambler-station wagon and stolea,'820. ELECTRIC Tile Shorn Buckignd. BLAIR'S LITTLE SHOP, 305 East SALES 1988 Chevrolet convertible Center St., would like a young ■H. O. GAUGE' MANTUAS shifter SOUTH COVFJNTRY - - FXimlshed SOLDERING NT 1954 Ford V* nlhe pasenger station FLA’T IciNISH Hdlland window JANI'TOR. part time, experienced engine with car pack and some 503 East Middle Tpke. PINK NYLON net gown with stole. apartment, two rooms and bath, Vd" Meek and Deeker wagon woman to work part time about! 1955 CHEVROLET CLUB COUPE 1952 CHEVROLET CLUB COUPE shades, made to measureH, All 3 days per week. Experience pre­ and reliable. MI. 3-7614. track, miscellaneous equipment. AT THE GREEN Size 12. Worn once. Phone AIL private entrance, alt Utilities fur­ ,1163 Oldamobile M convertible M I 9-14il7. 9-9654. nished. MI. 9-9567. RADIO, HEATER, ALL PLASTIC INTERIOR. RADIO, HEATER. , metal Venetian blinds at a new ferred. Apply in person lo Mrs, TOOIjAND CUTTER grinder (1st Open dally: 10 a.m.-. 5 p.m. 1950 BUICK low price. Keys, made while you Havey or Mr. Blair at 757 Main St! 7:30 p.m. . 9 p.m. wait. Marlow's.'" clasA. Form tool grinder (1st PRILL 3-Door Sedan 8385. class I for carbide and H.S.S. tools Roomi Without Board 5D FOUR KOLINSKY furs,Thayer^ AN'HQUl^ FURNTTURF;, .(Iilver. Wanted T o Rent *68 This do luxb. M t has «v«ty. 1949 Plymouth convertible WEAVING o^ burns, moth holes and cutters. At least twp year's doll carriage. MT, 9-6042. experience f(tqulj-ed. All benefits; glass,/china, and .used furniture 1955 FORD FAIRLANE HARDTOP $1895 1952 PLYMOUTHJSLUB COUPE I Regularly $24.95 thing heeded for aoorsa o t 1948 Pontiac sedan " and torn' clothing, hosiery runs, bought and sold. Furniture Repair WANTED TO RENT. Apartment home/zepair and hobby Johsk 1948 ChetTOlet 2-doop- handbags repaired,' zipper ,;jv- paid vacation and- holidays. 47 LIONEL TRAIN set. Complete with PLEASANT; heated room w'ith pri­ RADIO, HEATER, FOROOMATIC. RADIO, HE^TEB. MKCHANICAL • hour week minimum. Appiv in table. Many extras in equipment; Service. MI. 3-7449. vate bath. Call AU. 3-4936. * or single hortie. Business man of pontaina instant hsnt Beldst- 1848 Chrysler.club placement, umbrellas repaired, « Manchester with wife and one Ing Gun with dual apoUights; men’s shirt collars reversed and person. Eastern Tool Co.. .306 Tol­ Phone .Ml. 3-61 IB after 6 p.m.'- ATTENTION! (Tusiqm made slip ' ASSEMBLER land St. East Hartford, Conn. JINGLE. OR DOUBLE room. In­ child, .will pay sensible price bn SPECIAL Soldering ’ Brush, Soldering . PPEN e v e n in g s "nLI. 9 replacifd. Marlow's Littls Mend­ covers, drapes and cornices. Also sight. F'our or five rooms. Call MI ing Shop. - quire Stale Tailor Shop, S'Btisell Aid and quahty Solder. Make# INSPECJTOR- Experienced in ex- ALUMINUM bathinette and play upholstery. Budget terms.' ' Call St. MI. 3-8047, AD, 3-7383. V 9-1237. • . - 1954 FORD VfFORDOR $1195 1951 CHEVROLET 4-DOOR an ideal gift for the Heme FITZG E R ALD MOTORS, ' to assemble small componen.t. Mrs. Tomassi. MI. 3-8631. perlpiental and production parts. pen. Like new. Call MI. 9-2708. RADI.O, HEATER, FORDOMATTC RADIO, HEATER, POWER g l id e . Handyman! ^ INC. parts. Must have previous ex­ UGHT HOUSEJKEEPING room • s‘ ■ • * , • ' B^ding-o-Contractlng 14 Must be able to make his own set­ k' - Formerly BRUNNER'S PACKARD perience on mechanical assem­ ups. Paid holidays, profit sharing SEVEN STORM windows and with kitchen jmrileges, single Or screens, 54?ix30 at 83 per set. Also. -double.-14 Arch St. Mrs. Doney. EUCTRIC Rockville Road, Talcottyille BIDWEl^L Home Improvement Co. bly units. Interesting and clean ■ and paid insurance. Wilco Ma- FURNITURE SALE Read Herald CHRISTMAS TREE Tel. MI. 3-5191 Bryant automatic control gas HAIR Alterations, additions, garages. work. Ideal location for local ■ chine Tool Co., 'Route 6 and 4lA. Bolton, Conn. space heater with flue. Call ' MI. Floor Samples H price. Just in 19S3 CHEVROLET HARDTOF 3119$ 1951 CHEVROLET CLUB COUPE 1968 8TUDEBAKER President, Re-siding specialists. Easy budg­ resident. 3-6362.- BEL AtR. RADIO. HEATER, fOWER GLIDE. DRYER STANDS et terms. MI 9-6405 or TR _ * time for (Christmas. Bedroom'; llv-1 ^ BADIO, HEATER, POWER OUDE. sport coupe. Very low mileage. RETAIL AfILK sales position avail­ 5-9109. f ■ Reasonable. A beautiful automo­ able. Hartford and Manchester GIRL'S WHITE shoe skatek. size 5. ling room; dream chain, rock en ,, 1.95 bile, Call MI. 9-6412, between'6 area. Five day week, good work­ G.E. wringer'.washer, good condi­ I beds, headboards,,to make room] ^ W A N T E D FOR 'Yo u r remodeling, repairs or WIRER AND • ^ tion. MI. 9-4601. ■ and .3 p.m'. additions call William Kanehl, ing conditions, paid vacation and I for new lines arriving January 1st. t95l CHEVROLET ioOOR $945 1951 DeSOTO 4-DOOR ROCK SALT Contractor and .Builder. MI. SOLDERER insurance benefits. Apply .’Dart's Snnbcsm 1955 PLYMOUTO ,V8 suburban. Dairy, 315 East Center St. LEICA THREF C camera and at­ ‘ RADIO; HEATER. LOW BOLEAGE. r a d i o , HEATER. BliScaye blue, four door, automatic 3-7773.- ■ A • tachments, in excellent condition. ' PART-TIME EXPERIENCED m is BIRD SEED Only qualified and e^cpertenced I BURTON p. PEARL Hair Dryer transmUsion, radio, -heater, low TOOLMAKERS, machinist, auto All. 9-9468. mileage; May be seen at 355 W. ■ op'erators will be con'iidered for GAS STATION ATTENDANTS Aluminum Windows s. ' serrice;station attendant inightal, AT BARGAIN PRICES. Lovely j Appliance & Furniture Middle Tpke., across from Park- this type of work.-If you haye laborers (rotating .shlftst, he'at 19S2 CHEVROLET OONVERTIDLE $79$ 1950 FORD V9F0RD0R Ade. and Doors 14-A CThristmas gifts.- Necklaces. • ear­ F08 MORNINGS NIGHTS $375 ALL TOYS REDUCED had some previous experience treater'(nights), experienced in­ rings, cUff link sets, children's 649 Main St. MI. 3-75i90 RADIO, HEATER, NEW TOP. RADIO, HEATER., spector. Apply Onn. State Em­ 8442 I M PLYMOUTH. Cranbrook. GUARANTEED against all ■ haz­ on wiring or soldering of re­ Jewelry. Sold in my home. 82 Cot­ The furr>' texture of this bulky FOKCUASANCi . Spoke wheels. Radio, heater. Ex­ ards. , Aluminum screens and sistors, condensora or . panel ployment Service. 806 M ain' St. tage St. or call An. 8-5937. 10-19 8:30-4:30 Monday-Friday or 6-8 p. COOK'S SERVICE STATON bag snd cute bonnet or band set cellent condition. Reason for sell­ storm windows as well as conii . boards, you will find this moat makes this s 'mustf for your m. Thursdays. HOSPITAL BED, adjustable, new Young and smart aa can be for a • FREE DELIVERY ing, illness. Call after 5 p.m. 359 binaflon screen and atOrm doors. interesting, MANCHESTCR GREEN Winter wardrobe. These are the 1952 CHEVROLET 4-DOOR $745 1959 MERCURY CLUB COUPE $425 Woodland St. Call Coughlin. Ml. 8-7707. mattress. Call TR. 5-134S before 1 busy achool-day program. Special perfect accessories for dsy-or-dste p.m. or evenings. ‘ . T«an-1Yp« Jumper and blouse com­ RABIO, HEATER, POWER GLIDE. RADIO, BEATER..OLEAN. Help Wantetl— time costumes. So easy to sew, so’ • FREE GIFT WRAPPING 8888 GOLDE^ HAWK Studebaker. GRAY MANUFAGTURING' WANTED bination Uiat'.a fun to sew. nice to wear! ' FuU.v e q u ip ^ . Less than 9,000 Florisit*—i-Nurseries 15 Male or Female 37 No, 8442 with PATT-O-RAMA In­ Pattern No. 2547 contains pat­ " miles; Will sikcrtfice. Trades and . / c o . cluded la In aizea l5. 12,. 14. 16. Size terms. Tel. Dick DeMartin. MI. UVING X.MAS TniTES - growing WANTED—Person to help with SEPTIC TANKS 12, Jumper, 2l» yaroa of 84-lnch; tern pieces for bag,’ bonnet and 3-8738, MI. 9-9483. „ here in Manchester; Al^lutely Hilliard St. bookkeeping part time.. Call MI. Mart ' blouse, short sleeve, 2^ .yards 35- headband; material requirements; . fresh, JL'ut only as requested. Jeff 3-5645. - , . . Inch. sewing directlt^i < Keith has them at 19 Lhwis Street, ^ Manchester For this Mttam, tend. SSc in Send 25c- in' Coins, your' nams, a»«8 TONTUC. new- clutch. . new im the rear. Jeff will-be there pll TOBACCO WAREHOUSE workers. PLU68ED SEWERS REPORTER address and the Pattern Number . '' 7'" Coins, yourrkme, addrcM, size de­ ■now trea'da. Call: MI. 9-0065. ■sdiy Saturday and. Suliday. For Apply Conn. State Employment sired, and the Pattern Number .to to ANBiE CABOT, THB MAN- Carter Chevrolet Co^. Inc. '•‘A GOOD PLACE TO WORK * ■ further ,inforthation call MI. Service, 806 Main St. 8:30-4:30 ^ MaehiM ClaaiiMl SUE BUKNETT,. THE NAN<»BS- OHESTER e v e n in g HERAT,D. IIU FORD. Very good coriditlon. 9-9125., Monday-Friday or 8-1 p.m. Thurs­ COST AND PAYROCl CLERK lis t AVE. AMERICAS. NEW Four new tiresi Very reasonable, days. ' , Bbptle XAnhSt Dry Wells, Mewer . TEB EVENING HEBAID. 118# . AVE. AMEBICAS, NEW YORK $#, Y0R|ISS.N. Y. ‘ . c OiU Ifl. S-1M8. 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^ M.any styles to choose from. Paris, Dec. 15 (^ )— Leaders'^France through general concern of the Atlantic Alliance set over< the. Middle Ea«t and agree­ Genuine Leather ll^b ler Handings...... $5.95 $7.95 ment to aupport U.N. moves there. out today on a vigorous Nevertheleaa, it appeared that Big Dressy Calfskin LeauteV Handbags ...... $ 5 .0 0 and $ 7 .9 5 course calling for a settle­ Th’rep harmony atfll was not back ment of the Mit'dle East to the "beat frienda" atatua that Plastic Calf Handbags, a W Failles . . . . $ 2 . 9 8 and $ 3 .9 8 each exiated before Washington reproved crisis through the United Na ill British and French Allies for tions. Big Three agreement their drive into the Suez Canal ^PRACTICAL c h e n i l l e on this point tended to re- store pre-Suez unitv, but Area Storm Three Die, _ 1 ■ the council agreed that U.S. Secre- "" 1 • S O ^ continuing coolness was tary of state John Foster Dulles Engine^F^us noted. had reestablished a working parf- c l S U a I. H O S London. Dec. 15 (>Pi-A 4- latlkMat Sets The course was Charted by the nership In a aeries of separate engined Trans-Canada Airliner Many Hurt council of the North Atlantic Treaty mcetinga with British Foreign Sec- carrying 69 persons landed* Organization (NATO) in a 'B day retary Selwyn LJoyd and French safety at London airport today aeasion that ended here laat night. Foreign Minister Christian Pineau. $ ^ ^ . 9 8 g g ^ At Least 16 after developing engine trouble In Crashes A commimlque isaued by the for­ Before leaving Paris early today off the coast of Ireland. eign. defense and finance ministers Lovely SWEATER to return to Washington snd report By THE .A8SOCI.ATED PRESS The Montreal to London of the 115 member oounirtea cov­ to President Elsenho,wer. Dulles plane sent out a diatre.ss call By THE ASSOCIATED PBESS ered a wide sweep of problems con- A mid-December .storm of I ' Solid colors, multi-colors, plaids, lorex gold, in Come in and choose one from our large selection. said hia talks w ith Llovd amT when one of its engines failed Sleet and freezing rain, cerning NATO security and plans i pineau had done much "to bury if snow, sleet and rain left at nylon and cotton sets. Available in orlon, te.xalon, ban-ion and furlamb. In r rlnUBtr Tbnlitisval HotmAn t ...... __ ^ and a second lost power about holding the northern half of for cloaer political liaison. not dissolve entirely the differences least 16 dead today in the. j A wide range of colors. They noted the threat to world an hour'.! fl.ving time from Ire­ existing In oiir unity.” land's Shannon Airport. Connecticut in a tight grip, peace by the Soviet penetration of nortbeastein state.s. ! was blamed today for three SLIP-ONS ...... $3.98 to $8.98 the Middle East and agreed to Dispute Over Tfan.sporlation was snarled and A short time after.radioing , The consensus smong officials its distre.ss signal, the plane highway deaths and count­ CARDIGANS ...... $5.98 to $10.96 keep developments in the area un­ communicatinna were disrupted. Gift Sheets And der close observation. They giving their views was that the Next Premier Power lines were down in some messaged that crewme called off and the plane flew ' A motorist, thrown from hia "brutal auppreaaion of the heroic ton has made a apecial effort to in New York. Sources at the lines there as the IP.'iS hurricane. ! on into London on three en- i car 'With three cmnpaniona. died Alba perfect fit ny'on in new shades. 1 ^ 1 x 1 0 8 Sheet; 2— 42 x 38 Pillow Cases Hungarian people" with "Soviet | help Britain out of the economic United Nations said that they The deatli list, all traffic,, gines. , ih Stamford Hospital. The car public professions." They called on ■ consequences of the Egyptian oper- had received reports from showed: j 'went out of control on the Mer- Sudget Sheer Dark Beam ....p r . $ 1 .1 5 Lady Pepperell Combed Percale. the U.N. "through the pressure of atlon. furnishing' the oil lacking Eastern European inform­ Nine dead in New Yoik state. I jiitt Parkway, ants that Horvath would suc­ CasMr Sheer Derk Beam ....p r . $ 1 .3 5 Solid color with scallop^ borders...... - $ 7 .9 5 set world public opinion, to induce the | from the .Middle Eastern sources Three dead in Connecticut. j So many electric wire* were Soviets to withdra%V their for<’es because of the blockage of the ceed Janos Kadar as Premier Two dead in Ma.s.sachnsetta. I Police Hunting ! brought down by ice in Brtstol Beauty. Sheer Dark Seam . . . .pr. $ 1 .5 0 Lady Pepperell Floral Bouquet Border . . $ 6 .9 5 set from Hungary and to right the Suez Canal and providing the dol­ of Hungary. Two dead in New Jersey. ' that police broadcast waminga .to wrongs done to the Hungarian peo­ lars with which to pay for it. The weatherman held out ttie I parents to keep ail children in­ Polnted^Ieel Sheer Nylons .. .pr. $1.35 ple." doors. Dan River Beauty Borders * $ 6 .9 5 set But it was agreed th»t some lack prospect of a respite from the ! Lost Author in Bolster X.VTO storm for most pt the Northe.ast ; Weather forecasters said mors IVfcUclnjr 8® ivll*8®FVic® • a a o • * • *pi"» $ 1 .3 5 The council took several steps tb Signal Corps today. Light rain was on tap for aleet, snow and freezing rain is strengthenreno^fh.n MNATOk*Tn kw ori kz both.ii. ik the. «mili­iii ferences still exist smong the Big ;on the way. Alba Seamless bheers . . . . Three. It was pointed out that the the most p.art although. northern Guilford Area P ' $ 1 .3 5 tary and non-military fronts. It re- New York geai-ed for an expected One of them, Fred Oatby o f ths reived a U.S. promise to deliver to' ‘‘“ " ’’ vil Just ended marked the first Fraud -Tied to six inches of snow. Guilford. Dec. 15 ijpi A police Travelers Insurance Co.’s private \ Christmas the Atlantic Allies weapons capable foreign ministera. Driving conditions, the 'weather­ weather service, said that a storm of firing atomic missiles but minus ' have not held 3-\vay sideline con- search continued today for na- ■ Stationery Wrapping Paper man said, would be hazaidous in centered over northern Texas last the atomic Warheads themselves, since NATO was set up in tionally known writer George Sea- j Hartford Man western New England. Warming night could hit this area late to­ still top seci;el under American se- 1949. siona Perry, who disappeared from night or Sunday, sFine quality boxed paper and en- curity legislation. On the Middle East the minis- teniperaturcs, iri the neighborhood his home here Thur.sday. j Greeting Cards S Sheet Packs of 40. were expected to melt much For most of today, however, The council sessions appeared to t**"* IaIiI down a.threefold plan: Scranton. Pa., Dec. 15 i/Pi — A The search was to be concen­ ^ jo p e s in note and letter size. White of the snow remaining on the temperatures are expected be UMBRELLAS Many to choose from in boxes or in- Paper . . . • 2 9 4 and have put the United. States snd 1- Clearance of the Suez Canal federal grand, jury late yesterday trated on a rugged area which ex­ to indicted Rep. William J. Green .above freezing, with occasional Many styles in regular and long other member nations bsek on i —----- tends north from the Perrv prop­ ^ dividual cards. Assorted Seals and Tags friendlier terms with Britain and | (Continued on Page Seven) Jr.. Philadelphia’s Democratic **''*‘'*‘ ^'*'5’ V*" erty —.• to...... the. valley ...... of the Mam-; I rain becoming an intermittent hantUe styles. Also folding styles. chairman, a former Congressman ' ^ the east-central portion momassett River, I drizzle during the afternoon. Solid colors, prints, polka dots, etc. K Xq $1 .50 |)QX 294 pkg. Tying Ribbons ... .104 and ave -contractors, one from York state and .soon tied up .Mrs. Perrv and friends have said Auto.Hita Group o f People Hartford, Conn.. for alleged highway traffic and caused some they feared the 46-ycar-old au­ In Bristol. an automobila tJVr X Boxed Cards ..$94 and $1.00 box Gift Money Folders .... "fraud and deceptions" during con­ : delays in air traffic. ploughed Into a group o f men 11 thor, who suffers from arthritis, ^2*^® t® $y.50 ggjji struction of a huge Army Signal I Inches ,ln .Albany j became lost in the woods while surrounding a car that had gone Loose Cards •54 to 254 ea. Hungarian Strikers Corps depot at nearby Tobyhanna. 'into an open sewer excavation The gratvd jury said Green, early today, killing two and in­ LADY BUXTON former Congres.sman Herbert J. juring six. ! countv had 11 inches McGlinchey. also, a Philadelphia Hail, sleet . p^rrv \ GENUINE LEATHER and freezing rain buffeted other, I' The' accident occurred as a \ :npre Kadar Edict Democrat, and the flve contractors sections o f the state. i " I* MacKa.ve. ^Learned Many Things,An Asih^ paralysing ice storm gripped the the gift girls odore- conspired to circumvent standards The Weather Bureau forecast up V'lf* » city and surrounding totsms. and specifleations in contracts Jor M 2-hour trip to \islt a dentist Congi-easman-at-Large and Mrs'. Antoni N. Sadlak o f Rock­ Killed were William Pelkey, IS, ville retrace the route of their recent 23,000-niile trip into south­ B illfold the 533,000,000 depot. (rian*lNna«< -mi Pmgt Three) A check o f the clothing Perry j driver o f the tar thatjitoldded Into ipeat, Dec. 15 (AV—Tha Aworkera llleclared they would re- The indictments charge that left behind showed he was wear-1 east Asia. Congressman Sadlak was a member o f this United the sewer excavation Only « short States delegation ,to the 45th Interparliamentary Union Confer­ In many styles. ^ilngnrian government tndny ex- main idle until Premier Janos Green, a member of the House ing a tweed .Jacket, corduroy i distance from hia home, and Ed­ Boys’ Flannel Shirts ' ’n Sfeore* blouses - pelled ttvo western news eor- ence in Bangkok, Thailand. Story on Page 4. (Herald Photo Xadar releases t\vo labor Uadera, Armed Service Committee which trousers and loafers. j ward Kelley, 28, ohe of two ^ivfrs respondenls. giving them 11 arrested for ordering a general by. Jackson.) * In stripes and plaids. Sizes 2 to 6x. s i was concerned with buildtojg the Perry, almost 6'a feet tall, i who stopped at the scene. ItoUey hours to cross the fronHer. The.v strike Tuesday and Wedneaday. 4epot, received $10,000 payotf Britain Urges $ 2 * 5 0 t o are Eric Waha of the Associated haa been a frequent contributor to , was helping Pelkey and hU three ‘ Izoyolty Bobus' money and another $20,000 col­ the Saturday Evening Post. t paaiengera. Harold McIntyre, , Wll, .Press and Richard Kllisn of the Ignoring the Worker's demands, lected i'.legalty through hia Phila­ London Dnlly Express. . Greek'S Study Other sqarchefa have been wait- liam McGinn and Howacd AvdW 4-®® to ^2-?® the . Kadar government sought delphia insurance business. ; ing for rain to end in order to drain Jr. - .- with both thr.eats and induce­ Also Indicted: were John P. Gil- Egypt’s Guerrillas Budapest. Dec. 1!5 (ipi -The So- , a pond on Perry'a’Yarm. AuthOri-1 The four were not seriously huit ments to force them back to their boy Jr.. Scranton, head of an en­ ‘ tiea say the missing man ' could Boys’ Dickie Dungarees Tlet-im^aed Kadar government Cyprus Plans when Uie car tarent intO'the’ezcaYS- jobs. gineering firm; Joseph Rochez of , have fallen into the pond and tion, but Pelkey and Kelley were Lined or unlinbd. Sizes 2 to 7. haa taken new measures to force Coal minera who stay away face Rochez Brothers. Inc., a Pitts­ —-----— i drowned. ■ the Himgarian people to end their killed when a car driven by 'Wal­ discharge, the regime warned, but burgh construction company; Athens, Dec. 15 (Ah—British ' Asst. Police C3ilef George Heinold i crippling strikes and passive re­ Attack UN Patrols ter DeMerski, SI, ran Into the it promised those who return to , Frederick , . , J. jRaff. ^ .Hartford, . Conn.. . Colonial Secretary Alan Lennox- of nearbv Madison, himaelt a writer | sroup. $ t .98 _ $2-*8 : . 9 8 sistance against its rule.. work by today both a •loyalty P"*'"*’*"* contractor; Boyd appealed to the Greek people' and outdoorsmanr, said he planned ' Also injured-were Harry Ran­ (Radio Budapest reported for bomis” and creidita for building of today to give careful consideration to take part today in the search for | YODNG BOYS* DEFT.r-8TBEET FLOOR the first time the use of the gov­ (Conttoued on Page Eight) Port Said, Egypt, Dec. 15 (Ah--,,mistaken In the early morning dolph, driver o f another car that new hohies. to British proposals for' lithited ' toe miasing writer. had atopped to help, ernment's aweepjng new martial self-rule on O'prua." But the Greek Helnoid. salt water itsnmgfishing eannreditor ! .. c .. law powers against opponents. The Again the government warned ] Kowalewaki, 45, and Fraada pfeas said the' government already tor Outdoor Life whose'artfclea on ’ U \ ^ ’^PoUce*FnrT’ n"atrnu^ "* k toe guer- Boucher. broadcast ssid a number of Hun­ that wages would be paid only to had rejected them. ‘ wildlife alro have appeared in the ‘tacked “ cked U.N.U.N Police Forte patrol.'^ rillas may be membera of the out- garians would he tiieJ by military workers who actually help turn I Blast Victim’s Lennox-Bovd said the oronosals Saturday Evening Post u id the 5"** British Arm y cracked lowed Nationalist Moslem Brother- court for attacking the director of out production. iw lll provide an invaluable chance ’" ‘"•‘" g man could havi become Popu'afe with hood trying to put Egyptian PresK (Continued On FogazEIgM ) a state farm at Keczjcemet. The Kadar's go. emrhent also served 1 to end bloodshed on C\-Dnia and *“81 in the 15 square mile area I measures in an effort dent Nasser in an embarrassing penalty if convicted under the noti»e that any* persons caught Husband Gets j.«st;vrBrmfh!Gr:;k^f&i;rp"> taking part in unauthorized public week-old martial law decree could m *- 1 m i He added in a comunlque issued be- : hurIM at a leeV oatro^^^ Lt. Gen. Sir Hugh Stockwell. the be death.) meetings or demonstrations would face up to five years impriaon- IVtcntHl T^S ts 1 weeian members nf ?hc U N fm c» commander, ordered hia M'ith the help 6t Russian tanks, ! "uniwually quret" when He licen ti; A h.' toVc« to r S up 'an TralH. Vn Bulletms^ the regime seems to have crushed rtient. , It would be a great traged.v if saw him,him said«iid that the author...tho, alsoal.J. a ™ s fire was directed men. womSn and children. iMtcbeil .premature and hasty conclusions, •’could have hitched a ride in at a Swedish patrol, U.N. officials the last elemienta of open revolution said. •■ in a five block area for questioning from the AP Wires In the counlTj-aide. But there still cent‘’ o ^ h " ‘^ r k T n ? % ’rce*®^^ | witly.ut full Xrtowdedge„ passing vehicle." in the kidnaping of Lt. Aftthony Ki-r ___I -.„i'Nadin, 38, a gas company ts’orker | of the proposals, should prejudice There were no casualties but w ere occasional bloody diemonstra- to A the big ^Csepel iron ,.*nd steel He described Perry as having Moorhouse on Wednesday. by police for the blast ■ this very desireable end.” Maj. Gen. E. L. M. Burns, the po­ paltry ; tions. ' . \yorka south of Budapest yester- ' that demolished his home and A Jlreek government communl- (Coatinued on Page Bight) lice force commander, protested; No Troce of Briton WARNING ON WIRES Now the rebellion is centered in Arab males 15 years or older Hartford, Dec. 15 OP)—“Oofi’t Lovely ROBES until'’ 'V‘hr^To^-ernm2nt‘ " r e i ™ '* ' 9®' •'»*'* ""'-V that its reply to the strongi.v to,^Egyptian authorities Hungary's factories and mines. .q.nrfor : derdoing a menUI exanun,rtion to- Britiah propoaals had been dellver- were -taken^ to the city sports sta­ tooefa .that wlre.t ‘ That la the with Production was near a standstill in Sandor Race, chairman of the otit- in Cairo. It was the first .such at- I , dav-at the Fairfield State Hospital , ed to Lennox-Boyd but would not tack herO'on the U.N. soldiers. dium for questioning. Tiie car in plea today of the Hartford Elec­ Every lady on your list is sure to adore the loVcly luxur.v, of our Budapest, the , nation's industrial lawed Budapest Central Workers’ Newtown. 1 1 ; be made public imtil Wednesda.v. which Moorhouse was kidnaped tric Ught Company. If a wlTO la flattering, feminine robes! We have .style.s that are lacy- and lav­ center, and at the uranium and Egyptian guerrilla activity in- i Council, and Sandor Bari, vice George F. CarroU Jn, city,court Lennox-Bovd flew in yesterday was found abandoned in a garage down near yonr home, leava It silhouettes ish,, styles for well-tailored comfort, styles to'please every taste! coal mines in the .south, * creased as the time neared for I . . , alone. And don’t let yonr chU- m lr id a y • ’' " " ‘ ' d . prosecutor, ordered Nadin'Nadin taken to show Premier Constantine News Tidbits complete- .withdrawal of British search area, “Sizes 10 to 20. ■ Again yesterday tho\(aands of drrn go near it either. It may bo' workers refused to take up their Horn* atww) worw.-. . 1.,. H toere yesterday atter a murder . Karamanlia a copy of the proposed and French forces iji accord w ith' Stockweil Mid local Egyptian live. The company entphnnlsed a been served on him changes in C>pru8’ Constitidion. Culled from A P Wires U.N. directives. Cairo newspapers j authorities had. failed to find any tools al-a dozen Budapest plants, a sit-down strike at the Bejolannia 1 , t Norwalk HospiUl where, a l-! The proposal waa dratted by Lord that its workmen treat ci|eb - ' $ to $-14-95 •ven tbough the factories had been | Electric factory and Still said the withdrawal 'n'ould be com- trace of Moorhouse. The Egyptian down^ Wire as If It is Hva. • Light up their eyes with Ship’n.Shore blouses. 3 .9 5 though uninjured, he was treated Radcliffe. a British legal authoritv, ; pleted today but U.N. officials underground claims to have killed BOW ^ bcolipied by Soviet troops and for hvaterla and shock. I after a firsthand s^ d y of the ait- ■' Rhode Uland public uUlity ad whether It actually Is So or Mt, Party-perfect and playtime styles to give f l o o r p4ilm. Stockwell lold.fiewsmen: ROBE DEPT.-r-BECONl{ . Hungarian Ckimmuniit miUtis. The ! (ConHmied on Page Eight) Police'said Nadin. had written a nation on the Britiali colonial island totoatrator Thomas A. Kennelly|fl'xed. . " I don’t hold any great hope on AUTO CRASH KILLS FOUB girls a star-bright Christmas.. . and a note sa.ving he planned to commit 1 the eastern Mediterranean. ; irsuts 22>i per cent fqre inrreaae British forces also came under tois operation but I feel I must do suicide w-ilh^-gas and "take the- Lennox-Boj-d-was to fly to x r i- ' ^ ^*w-Haven railroad on ita 48- Totedo, Ohio, Dec. 15 (P) — wondei^ully-wearable new wardrobe! • J\ new gueiTilla attack. One Egypt- I something about i t ” Four men were killed, had twn family with me.’’ but that a p -, kara today to discusa the plan wrlth j-toip monthly fcommunter ticketo.. ian was killed. ' j As the British-French withdrAw- -- ’^ 'SSizes 7 to 14. Restaurant ih‘ Orange bt'isiness of their 'eompaalone aad two parently he had no -(ntention of ■Pirkish officials. The U.N. units' wore thb blue “ 1 pfoceedrt,pfoc the Egyptian under- "CURLS D E > T .^ | 5COND FLOOR torching offvthe terrific explosion section on Boston Post Rd. Is waitreaaea were hurt when aa Anti'Red Disorder The Greek majority on Cyprus helmets of the police force but groimcl also staged its moat dating 'auto: plunged' through the (Mat that tore his 4-room home apart ruined by fire but no estimate of damage is 'available. < BriUah nificial said there was a of a tavern early today; PaHea at 1:35 a.m. Frida.v, The blast (Coatinued oa Page Bight) pdnibllity • they 'might have beep. (ronttniied on Page Thirieen) alightl.v injured his two sons. Life magazine still maintains aaid the car waa going ea font Police said a pipe leading. to a . Hungarian refugees are not re- It broke thraugh th» b ri^ (Mat in gas furnace in the basemOnt had! celviag their fair share of rellbf of the balkUng. The waiben weM been diaconnected. zAuthoritiea,.M- j supplies, despite -criticism of Inside Red China (6) behind the bar, clyahhig It aa, sumed a large amount of gas ac­ articles by American Red Cross..' and were not settoualy laJUMd. Foreign ministers of Western Eu­ Warsaw, Poland, Dec. 15 The get-tough policy, haii won cumulation in the baaement before 1.090 q u it HUNGARY the expibaion occurred. rope wind up busy diplomatic week More anti-Russian demonstrations recruits in recent wrecks from par- Vienna., Dec. 15 (P) — Nearly Fellow employes of Nadin told in Paris -by changing hats and hava -been reported in flve Polish t.v members dismissed from choice sitting as Ministers' Committee of Peiping Doctors Using 1,000' refugees crossed the bor­ /vVS I I? totvns. spots in the overhauling of the newsmen that he had complained der from Huagairy In ths last 24 of financial difficulties and had Council of Burooe. Organa p f the governing United party machine by GomUlka. Young San Francisco motorist hours de^iite stiftor coatrola by Workers’ (Communist 1 party have- Poznan R«Mlutlon threatened suicide. , —- Rustlan troops, Auatrtoa poRea ' GREEN STAMPS Nadin '^•as a "gas-treet” man, drives his rxr into one policeman 'warned that continued demoMtra- There also were anti-Riiaaian and gjms unsuccessfully at anoth­ Ancient^ New Remedies reported today. Pollen cooated tlqna might lead to a clam ^own rumblinga oft the labor front. The' ■with an occupation which his em­ 401 In the daylight hours ynslar- Ctwming, isn't HI Th« ' WITH CASH SALES ployer. the CXmnecllcut Light. * er before escaping in volley of by the antl-Staliniat Polish , Cbm- 30.000 employes of the O gielsko six shots after originally being day, and had expected, a cMaA munist government. Steel works in Poznan adopted a Power Co., said-called for him to EDITOR’S' NO TE: David Laa-«this is the first time-they have aitlerabl.v larger nniabcr la'at S T A M P c o u n t e r ', m a i n H O O R install, repair and re-locate . lines stopped for speeding... . .Official wide-swinging skirt, ^ fears also are held that if the resolution demanding the' ' imme- Jamaica sources say former Pres­ coshire’s extensive travels in C o ^ ever had a hospital of their own," night. This had'heea ton. pat­ Internal situation geta out of con- diate withdrawal of Russian carrying gas frpm mains into pri­ munUt China took him to a h<^ said Dr. Wei -Ching-ming. director vate dwellings'. ' ident Paul Magtoire of Haiti haa tern nt the peat aU troaka. trol, Russia may feel its rail links forces from Hungary. The workers pital, where he found a .strange of the Hospital of Chinese Medi- young neckline, the Joseph Perrotla, ■ a- neighbor been given permission tor month’s through Poland to East tJermany say that either U.N. neutcal stay la Jaimaira. mlxture of western techniques and cine. l a u d s HUNGARY RTRUOOLE are endangered. troops or ndn-Russiana from the who waa the first to reach the Nadin home after the explosion, North Korea charges that arm­ ■•‘Moat of our patients have al- Paris, Dee. IS im BilglaB •pretty sheer or4 embroidery trim. One o f the pointa where renew- Warsaa* Pact countries should re­ ed raiding party from South Ko­ a b o u tit In this dispatch, lost in ready been treated in weitern- Forelga Miaister Paul BtoHl The COIlli ad disorders were reported'Thurs- place the Soviet forces in Hun- said . he found Nadin sitting JW.HAU ajlmiat wreckage in the back yard, rea killed resident in 'North Ko­ a oertea. melhc^ hospitals and have conie Spnak declared today ton .Mua- day night was Stettin, where 91 gary. - M A N C H i s m C o n n * his trousers'caught on a nail pyo- rean; village and kidnaped teen­ ■' _ ' — ...___ _ uncured. .We take them in garian revolt was too drnt na- In wonderful nylon tricot, mokes persons’ were . arrested Monday The Poroan workers threatened age bo.v Dec. 2. . .Japmiese Mari­ By D AVID LAN C ASH IR E j here." and the percentage of suc-j ample ia world klatnry nl ton night in an attack on-the Soriet to strike to supportaupport their rbaolu- T.".!;, . • ■ 5 He seem.ed dazed and was time' Safet.v Board saytT Russia is. Peiping >45 — . Your circulation cessful cur.es la really quite aniax-^ "colleetive suicide n( a ahnia CORNER MAIN and OAK STREETS consulate. tlon but were dissuaded by an ap- i __•. t j v, . ■ waltz gown too pretty to hoMiag 129 Jap fishermen capr a little sluggish? Got that tired.; ing." ■ ' peopin.” The anwiy slaetad aan». Reports roaching Warsaw also peal from party workers relying '^'to tured ifi Soviet waters since end rundown feeling? Then take the The hospital, with tilting Chi­ retar}' geaeral n( tfea. Jfntl^ aaid students marched through the on Gonaulka’s personal,popularity.'i on,. » . of World War JI. bones from a. tiger, grind up fine nese roofs and flower-filhed court­ Atlaatin Traaty overlook. Sizes 32 to 4Q, . _■treeta______of Lublin in eastern Po- Poznan was the scene of the i Afakes History Palmiro TogllatU still is. chief and eat. yards, 'i'a M t in a' block of Chinese (NATO) told a ai land demanding an end to Soviet i June 28 bread and freidom riots. ’ thl Mre. RoberU Weatwood. 27- of Italy's Communist party fol­ ' Got the sniffles? Munch a pill' summer houseb built during the toe Hid«arlqn pnnpin intervenUon in Hurtgafy,Hurtgafy. The, DespiU the reporU of unrest i-roof of the Iiohm, oniv t>irh.. Pink, Blue, Porchment, VAMte. year-old Chicago hoiieewife, lowing final sessions of organisa­ made I from a ground up centipede. Htng.dj'nasty 500 years ago. struggle to toe death reporU said similar demonatra-; the national front which Includes Uheir j,e«ds" '** ®"’> toche# al«\ e 'helped make medical hiatory tion's anmial congress. . ..West Your aching back? Well, beetles Its. offices and diagnosis rpOms thaa oreept aa hapnat Gons oc.Curred in Czestochowa.: Ooinulka’s CtunmunUU came out I Mrs Nadin’. hodv‘“^niinH i« at EMgeweter Hoepital when Gerroan Refugro Ministry says ai'e, an-excellent-'jiain killer. are filled with- glass-fronted book­ Kutno .ana Lajisa .all in C e n ^ l tor limited fre^tnn of ^speech and ' she hed a thyroid gland op­ approach of Christmas .has . cut Doctors ih Communist China cases containing msdicst taxtboqks suppoBTs ’noirr ,.''43 POlAUde 1. public works .to aid the unem­ a television set on fop Of it. wss eration. She waa the first I aw af East Germaas aeeking say these remedies — taken from Waafelagtaa. Dae. U The renewed dUordere were thousands of years old, printed Is. ployed. . V 'not recovered until three hours ' woman in medical annals to rofuge in W est Chinese medical journals written flowing Chinese script on rice pa­ Fulbrtght (D-difc) viewed in Uje light of the aideiy •nte front took iU stana & a after the explosion. Dr. William undergo a major , operation ' A 85-year-qld A ir Force ser­ before the birth of (Christ —- ac­ per. They contain' herbal raclpes Mppnrt n4 IMKCB held belief that the power struggle platform for the Jan. 20 elec­ McMahon, medical examiner, said iihdc(- hypnosis, witimut anes-^ - geant of Alton. N. H., wh|P lost-a tually'work. In Peiping the tradi­ and ganeriaJ remedies which clash far rarhtoi is not ended between adyocatiea of tions. The boilotlJlg Will give the the died of cniahing injuries and thesia- She aaid siic felt no son in World W ar 11, re-efiMstn'for tionalist doctors who u m the rom- with practically every principle of Ugbtnr nradM a "demooratic. SocialiaRt'’ Im by anti- ! Polea aome choice among repre- bums. pain and -iminediatffly afU r fi-yeor hitch. . . Japanese Foreign ediea are taking business away modern medicine. taenni tatofi. ^ SUHiUtt Ommimjst le ^ c r Wtady- l^sanUtivea la Pariianjant but' aot jThe two boys wert being cared the Burgory ahe- sat up on the Minister Momoni Shlgemitsu flies from waatern-trained medicos. Dr. WeiVUi a wastam-atyle aur- ley la slaw Oomulka and a fOolion fav«r- for today by their graadmother, 1 operatlag table and asked for to U .8 ., to accept his nation's ex- "The Chinese physicians v hat|t tag g' toughar policy, v « ■) Mrs. Aana .TavaUa. a glaaa c4 water. .j, - H b$b4 saaE t to D4W. Tuaada^ bsea practtclac >>000 yaara. but .« } \ V / ■/

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